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il 18 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 30, 1913, 8
IIYAIRS at Fort Douglas will
A continue through tho present
J- tvcok to ho quite gay, a number
of pleasant parties being
planned for Colonel and Mrs. James A.
Irons, in anticipation o tho doparturo
within a few days of the latter for
Washington. Lieutenants C. E. Sarly
anil J. A. Early, who entertained at a
dinner and at tho Hotel Utah and an
Orphctim party last evening for Major
and Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Miller,
" Mrs. Crawford s mother, vril givo a din
ner this ovening for Colonel and Mrs.
irons. For tho nponing nf thn Iioso
Sfalil ongagfmfint Captnin and Mrs.
George 11. Kstca will entertain with a
theater party iu their honor, and Tues
day oVcniug Captain Morton P. Smith
will give a dinner in compliment to
them. Major and Mrs. Charles Craw
ford, who have boen entertaining at a
series qC dinners, will give another on
Thursday evening. They had as dinner
cucsts the past week Captain and Mrs.
.Burtt and Mrs. IJurtt's sister, Miss
Stiles of Pasadena, Capt&in and Mrs.
Kcllond and Mrs. Sclfridgc, Mrs. Nelly
and Master William and Helen Nelly.
Toward the end of the week tho first
' " hop under the new hop committee will
make a welcome break in tho long po
riod without dancing, the regular fort
nightly Friday hops being restored. Tho
now hop committee is headed by Cap
tain Hstes and tho other members are
Mrs. Iistes, Mrs. John Do Witt, Mrs.
George P. X. Dailo and Captnin Mor
tou P. Smith. Affnirs in social circles
downtown arc just as busy, numerous
dinners, many theater parlies, some
luncheons and teas filling the entire
week. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Siegcl will
' be honored guests at a dinner ut tho
homo of -Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Grccncwald
tomorrow evening, and Mrs. Gcorgo S.
Aucrbach will give a luncheon on
Wcdnosday for Mrs. Siegcl. Mrs. W.
K. Tyndaic will entertain at a bridge
tea at her home Tuesday afternoon for
' her guests, Mrs. Doolcy and Miss
Dooley. An innovation in tho wuy of
evening entertainments for those who
have beautiful grato fires will be the
"faggot' party on Wednesday ovening
. at the Lee Charles Miller home, for
Mrs. IJ. L. Kd wards of Salmon City,
Jdaho. Miss Hartley and Miss Flor-
onco Hartley will entertain Thursday
afternoon at a .bridge tea for Mrs. U.
T". Clotfelter of Loa Angeles and Miss
JIazel Morse of Chicago. Mrs. W. B.
Stanley will entertain at a similar af
fair the same day.
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fTplIU 'dramatic and athletic side of
A life were strangely . mingled on
Friday when the greatest actress of
the age stood for more than an hour
helling the Salt Lake papers to the
m Salt Lake public for tho benefit of
Bj the sufferers in tho middle west. It
Hu was a marvel to the spectators, who
HBa watched tho scene throughout tho whole
HM time, to sco a woman, who is supposed
iBBB"-1 .to bo in the class known ns aged,
givo evidence of such vitality, such
energy and 6uch graciousncss all at
onco in handling the very difficult
situation. It was not alono that she
6old the papers actually, but that she.
extended to the buyers a cordial greet
ing and gave a glimpse of a personality
' which has gone fnT in accounting for
her wonderful success all through her
I life. Some of tho pathetic incidents
which came to the notice of the do
I voted women who worked for the sue-
J cess of the movement were touching
j 'enough. A letter from one who. holp-
1 less for years and unablo to come down
town to purchaso papers, recalls tho
fnct that tho flooded district was tho
home of her chiUJhood. Sho enclosed
MRS. ELWOOD MATSON.
a check from a slender store to help
tho cause.
A DELIGHTFUL dinner at Fort
Douglas last evening was that at
which Captain and Mrs. George II.
Estes entertained a few friends at
their quarters. Bright yellow jon
quils were used for decorations, and
candles shaded in tho same color light
ed tho table. The guests were Colonel
and Mrs. James A. Irons, Captain and
M3. John Do Witt, Captain Morton
F. Smight and Dr. Walson. A few
games of bridgo followed tho dinner.
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friends that Miss Aurania EUer
beck ("Bob" to her local friends) has
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been given tho part of Meg in the
Broadway production of "Little Wom
en" in tho Playhouse. All through the
season since she went with the com
pany, Miss Ellerbeck has been general
understudy for tho four girls, Meg, Jo,
Beth nnd Amy, and has made suchgood
progress that the part or Meg is the
result. The same company is to play
in Boston all Tiext season, which will
mean a most pleasant and profitable
year for Miss Ellerbeck, who has a
host of friends in and around the musi
cal center.
MRS. E. F. Hoot was the hostess on
Friday afternoon at a de
lightful bridgo party for some twenty
five of her friends at her home on D
street. The homo was lovely with
spring flowers, the red flowers deco
rating the dining room and pink tulips
tho library and parlors. Following the
gamo of auction bridgo a high tea was
served to tho guests at the small ta
bles. Prizes wero won by Mrs. L. B.
Hills and Mrs.' Spencer Townsend, aii'2
favors for those having tho lowest
scores went to Mrs. Leslio W. Snow,
Mrs, Frederick F. Stauffer, Mrs. Ar
thur D. Smith and. Mrs. L. II. Farns
worth. MBS. W. 1j. POST was tho hostess
yesterday afternoon at a most
delightfnl littlo bridge tea at her
home on Ninth and n streets for Miss
Elizabeth Hnrrold, whose marriage
takes place in tho early summer. Tho
beautiful sunny rooms were all decked
with yellow flowers, and tho golden
huo of tho flowers was carried out as
far ns possiblo In all other details of
tho decorations. The guests had ar
ranged a linen shower for the guest of
honpr, and many handsome gifts suit
able for the bride's linen chest were
presented to her, with plenty of fun to
accompany them. Tho hostess was as
sisted by Mm A. D. Ferron and Mrs.
D. B. Hoover.
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TWO of tho bachelor officers at
Fort Douglas are leaving the post
within a day or two for lengthy loaves
of absence, Captain George W. Eng
land and Lieutenant Russell P. Hur
tle. Tho formor goes direct to New
York, whoro on April 19 he will be
married to Miss Dorothea Young. Lieu
tenant Hartle goes on a three months'
leavo to the eastern coast to visit rela
tives. Ho has been called east hur
riedly by nows of tho serious illness
of his mother, and has anticipated his
proposed leave by a few days. He
goes to Maryland, and will not return
till midsummer. Captain England will
return with his bride about tho middle
of Mav.
MR. AND MRS. MALCOLM KEY'
SER have begun the annual flit
ting of those who own country homes,
to tho retreats outside the city, having
closed up their town house aud moved
out to their country place to superin
tend the spring planting. Despite the
fact that iu places the roads arc in
pretty bad shape, there are a number
of the ultra enthusiastic fanner folk
who will be back and forth with their
racing machines in the uext few weeks,
and before a fortnight has passed many
of those already named will be settled
in their country places for the next
five or six months at least.
TWO most attractive young women ,
of tho "Bunty Pulls the
Strings" company have boon enter
taincd quito extonpively during their
week in the city Miss Lenora Phelps,
the beautiful young girl who play
"Teenic," and Miss Clara Coleman,
tho village gossip.
Miss Phelp3 enjoys the distinction of
being the oulr one in the company who
is not reallv Scotch, but so well does
she carry her part in a company con
spicuous for the very perfection of
Scotch accent, and so completely does
she fill the requirements of the Scotch
type that no one would believe her to
be a real American girl. She is a
cousin of George Forrester of this city,
and Mr. and Mrs. Forrester and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert R. Macmillan have
shown her many social attentions dur
ing the past week. Miss Coloman is
the nioco of Mrs. Mary F. Pfoutz, and
her cousins, Mr?. Fisher Harris and
Mrs. C. C. Parsons, have ontertained
at numerous affairs for her during her
stay, a beautifully appointed luncheon
at Iho I'ornmcrcial club Friday at which
I Mrs. Parsons entertained a number of
friends, beiiig csitecially noted.
Weddings and
Engagements
The engagement of Miss Bettic Mof j
fett of Philadelphia and Dr. Hardio !
L3'nch of Jhis city ib announced, the .
marriage to take place in Denver on
Saturday. April o. Dr. Lynch wili
leave Tuesday for Denver and the
bride will meet him there. Later, after
a short wedding trip, the young people
will come here to make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Evans an
nounce the engngomont of their daugh.
tor, Edytho Mary, to Tom. Williamson,
tho marriage to take place the latter
part of April.
Several interesting matrimonial an
nouncements have been made in tho
past, week, that of tho marriage of
Miss Lucilo Godbe and Way no A.
Smith, which look place in Los An
geles, being especially interesting to
many friends here. The bride is the
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Godbe, and she has a wide circle
of friends, who will bo interested in
hor happiness.
Another interesting announcement
from out of town was tho engagement
of Miis Rose O'Neill of Seattle and
Robert Lawrence, tho youngest son of
City Commissioner Henry W Law
rence. Mr. Lawrciico has been in Scat
tie for some time, and is connected
with the Alaska Steamship company.
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Word comes from Attleboro, Mass.. an
nouncing the engagement, and approach
ing marriage of Miss Irene Lillian Gaff
ney of Hint city and Rcmecn R. Patten,
formerly connected with the Commercial
club's publicity bureau here, the wed
ding to take placo May 7.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles F. Watkins an
nounce the engagement of their daugh
ter Elizabeth to John Elmer Denhalter.
Tho marriage will take place in April.
Mr, and Mrs. J. IT. Dahlen announce
the marriage- of their daughter Lor
raine M. to Albert C. Welts Wednes
day, March 26, at tho Salt Lake tem
ple. Mr. and Mrs. Welto will leave
shortly for Bnucroft, Idaho, where they
will make their home.
F. A. Bullock announces tho engage
ment of his daughter Myrtle to Loy
M. Blakenoy, tho marriage to take
placo in April.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hodgo announce
tho engagement of their daughter Vera
Place Tuesday
Personals S
Mrs. Maync and W j.Jh
Misses Mary and cillhSB
been anxiously awaili? ?
"y. and yesterday jJS ?M
an, Mr5.HdrryPaC
last summer oa their I
were 5afe althonrt .km jH
district. UQ"HUW
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L hH
rented their beMtifuI
Heights to Lieutenant sSjB
Cake of the naval rULSI
hero and Mrs. Cake, ifiM
be at homo there. Mr tajl
TTiU bc at me tnpoJ3B
Covey apartment?. M
Mr. and .Mrs. J, E. BiJB
have spent the better pirfJH
for the past fcir vtm
sailed recently from Kw v9
cruise in the W&U H
a trip to Panama. T
the bettor part of a nojl
same cruise are Mr. n vJM
Peabody, Mr. Pcf.hody feirfl
of A, IT. Pcaboay of tlh M
Captain and Mrs. KelwatlB
who have just returned frtv'fl
ippincs, passed throws fli'fl
early part of the wViijB
stationed at Fort Riley, ,K
Marietta is rovr attached u'fl
artillery.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. SmI
thoir small son David
for southern CWiforoii i ifl
spring vacation at nnWifl
torast around Los Aal&M
Mr. and Mrs. A, E. Btrffl
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