The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-18

fu ALT LAKE society completed ITS
- last week S festivities with the
acme Of up-to-datc diversion, that
fascinating, captivating, tantalizing
tango. to paraphrasc well-known
vaudeville melody, the "Cabaret Tan
CO. tea at the Hotel Utah, Satur-
day afternoon. being one of the largest
and most fashionable functions Of the
winter The fact that. under the aus.
pices Of the on-Sectarian Charity
league. it was for a worthy cause add
cd a zest to the enjoyment Of those
who patTonized the entertainment. for,
besides being amused, they had the sat
isfacton of knowing that they were
adding to the comfort of those with
out not only the pleasures, but the ne.
cessitics OF life, except when extended
by the hand Of philanthropy.
Another large entertainment Of the
week was the card party given by the
art section OF the Ladies Literary club
Thursday afternoon. when a nice sum
was cleared 70. The benefit of the club.
An elaborate luncheon was given at the
/ Hotel Utah on Wednesday by Mrs.
James 4. Hogle, Sr. Otherwise, society
amrsed itself with small dinners, teas.
club card parties and theater parties.
Brides hcld the center of the stage TO
a considerable extent, but all Of the
weddings OF the past week were small
home functions.
For the coming week few large af-
fairs arc announced. The Wingolf so.
ciety bail al the Colonial in Ogden,
Friday w,ll include many Salt Lake
guests, fhe Wellesley club will enter
tain extensively for Miss Ellen FItz
Pendleton, president Of Wellesley col
(. lege, who viii be in the city early in
The week, 4 luncheon will be given
for Miss Peadlcton ~ the Hotel Utah,
Tuesday, followed by reception ct the
ho;nc OF Mrs G. p OvcrGc!d, TO which
30 Invitations have been issued
d PREPARATIONS are going on apacc
for the Junior prom to be given
hy The igaior class of the University OF
Utah at the Hotel Utah, February G.
TIE patrons VIII be Governor and Mrs. |
William SpIy, Mayor and Mrs, Samuel
Park, President and Mrs j. T. Kings
bury Mr. and Mrs Richard Lyman, Mr !
and Ms. w " Ritter Major and Mrs |
Richard ". Youug, Mr and Mrs. Dclbcrt |
Thomas. The Juniors arc having week
I ly ''woFll parties constructing the
decorations for the most prominent So
r;a' event os the university year.
M ISS ORA McDERMOTT Of Tucson
s1FA Ariz,. who is the guest of Mrs. |
-. i'fed Wey. lived in Salt Lake as q
Child, and is pleasantly remembered
froa that time by friends whom she |
made by Il winning personality which
has grown with the charm of young
|wcmanhood. She is daughter Of Will |
|liam McDcrmott. former popular resi-.
/ Gent Of salt Lake. Mr.. McDcrmott
\ waS = United States marshal in Mon. I
tana and was associated later with Sen.
.ator ". \. Clark. He came TO sal
l.a6e Ia 1901 aud helped to locate .hr
route for The Salt Lake route. dc i.
now prominent mining man in Ari. /
tzcna. The friendship between the NJ
|Dcrmott and Wcy families dates from
Ia business association OF Mr. Wey and
Nr' McDermott in Butte, Mont. 2
pnmber Of years ago, A pleasant re
miadcC OF Miss McDermott IS former
residence in Salt Lake was a luncheon
gwen for her on Thursday by Mrs. y.
d heoah at her home on y street, when
M'ss MeDcrmott's former schoolmatcs
at st. Mary S academy were invited to
meet heF. Mrs Wcy gave a Tea for
Mss IcDcrmott on Monday.
Il a attractive spot in Salt Lake is
n the cozily fitted up quarters OF
the rev society Of salt Lake artists in
a eo'lsi nail. The pictures of The mem
NoefS OF the society are on free exhibition
9on Wednesday, Saturday aud SUNDAY
"a iteFnoons and evenings. The Sunday
ss1nours are from ] until o clock, and the
hours from = until S. Some
'rFrt gems are effectively hung, and
J. r.flsit TO the exhibit is well worth while.
4 he members Of the society take turns
Nu receiving visitors, and arc assisted
tPy well-known art lovers. The society
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