The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11

rSHE past week in Salt Lake society
was not marked by any largo
-onetiops, but various luncbeons, card
.ytics and informal receptions re.
esued the week from dullness. The
.vcest affair OF this week will be
.icabarct tango tea, 10 be given at
~ Hotel Utah under the auspices Of
ia Nop-Scctarian league on Saturday
.fternoon from TO 6. Society will be
&rcely represented and it will be IN.
nesting as a diversion as we'll as from
. charitable standpoint. The new and
.rir;nal entertainment will be given IN
Ia attractive grill room Of the hotel,
<hich has just been reopened. Several
heal artists VIII assist along with j
.ancinc team from the east. All the
lew and modern dances will be pre-
.rnted. including the taugo, hesitation,
harvard waltz, and the Maxixe, which
I'M be danced here for the first time
mere will also be general dancing for
1e public. The programme is as fol.
<ws:
harvard WALTZ" ..............-.
. Miss Hazel Edwards and Nj.
StcTry.
Misses Eiiza Dye, Lila May ard
Miss Denise Karrick and Edward
~ Terry Brown.
f3&as Tommy and Argentine
No. IIs.f'.
/ The "TeXas Tommy dancers are
ID from the Winter Garden in New
/ork and have won the world S cham,
.onship for their skill
The sale of tickets is progressing ia
|orably, as the public is u great sym
THY with the leaguc, knowing the vast
Mount OF good this organization has
|0pc in the past. The annual election
|1s jUst been held and the following Of
|rers were elected: Mrs. Arthur ii. s.
Eisd, president, Mrs. Ernest Bamber-
Ia, vice president; Mrs De Witt Knox,
*cretary: Mrs. O. j. Salisbury treas
rex Mrs Don Carlos Roberts, secre
kfy of the clothes station.
have been issued by
the Wingolf society. composed Of a
Anber of promineu: young men Of Salt
axe City. Ogden and other parts OF
De- state. TO its third annual ball ut the
'oloninl Ogden, on January 23- About
30 iDvitations have been issued and q
|nmbcr OF Salt Lake people will be in
{tendance. The committee on arrange
nents consists of William G. Windcy
M Salt Lake. William NJ. Mckay and
nederich Ballif Of Ogden. The society
<as organized several wears ago by
/oung missionaries Of the Mormon
Ihurch in GERMANY One Of the requl-
tes o. membership is a knowledge OF
he German language. Tor the last
|brec wears elaborate social functions
Myc been given under the direction Of
he society. and :hc annual ball has
como one of the social events Of the
/ear ia Utah. The active members Of
be society arc: Arnold Rich. William
MCTNENs i I''l DAHL ikbN al
|es. Louis II. Perry. J, Orson Douglas,
<tsk II. Rolapp, Charles II. West,
[lzfencc t. Wright. Luke NJ. Wright,
Il Dow Browning, George Merle Tay-
%, Earl Bsllantync of Ogden; Par'cy
[afyer. Frank Goddard. Elmer Stod-
nrd Spencer Felt, Roy Chamberlain,
<dward Q. Cannon, Frank NJ. Whitney,
Hclvin d. Nayior, William c. Wjnder
z, Harley Cannon. Wilford Y Cannon
Heury d. Moyle Thomas Giles, Ray 6
*aylor, John y. Clawsou. Hamilton
ardnor, Frank j. Parsons, Frank IS
mold, Fred Wilcox, Jared Russell
Lawrence Clayton, Grant Young, Col
ms Cannon, of Salt Lake; Lawrence
Caine of Logan, Arthur Woolley anc
Rex Miller.
HsHE younger society folks are mucl
interested IN the junior prom, the