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Show B ' ? ; IpMi J Society Sa,titrtering4:. M Hi.',,. THEY FIT THE CRIME. K in j i z i ;'.: Sing n song of remorse, 'f A locker full of pantz; Hff jj A burglar brolte in Peary's rooms Bj M1 And took a little ehantz. 'i ( , 1 Wlien the rooms were opened, B'ji'f i And Rio took a look, Biq't Apparently the ehantz was not B The only thing he took. Hi 7 5 I But why pucsue tlie burglar ' ' 1 For if he wears the pelf, K , He, just as sure as shooting, iH v Puts a cheek upon himself. And still another paradox His punishment is fair For if he sports the trousers, . "The stripes" he'll have to wear. J Jt Hi! f If Kate Williams continues to play the game of B1 tennis she is exhibiting at present, for another B year, that Newhuuse trophy will be won in a walk, H and in as much as Miss Williams Is a very grace- H ful walker, everything appears to be very satisfac- B tory up to date. B i '.; The skill she displayed in the final sets in B ! which she defeated Mrs. Ma$ter&..anftMrs. 'Griffin, B winning the Topliff cup, made her the champion B of the County Club, and probably there is no wo- B " man in the state, who can best her In her present B ! form. Her game which has always been steady, B ' i rather than spectacular, has greatly improved BjJ within a month, and the young person-who wrests Bj the first round for the Newhouse trophy from her, B ' will be obliged to play some very torrid tennis. v w v td B The wedding cards of Miss Kathleen Dilllng- B ham and Mr. Stephen Gilbert Shaw, have been re- B ceived by their many friends in this city. B The wedding will take place in Denver on the B twelfth of October, and will be a large affair fol- H .' lowed by a reception at the Dillingham home. B Among the many gifts which will go from here B i will be one in which tliree "also rans" will join in B' sending, to the popular girl who visited Miss Ged- B des a summer or two ago. H The men who will send it are George Lawrence, B 1 George Topliff, and another young man who has ( requested that his name be omitted from the pub- IHijf Hshocl list lr w v w JK ,' Mrs. Martha Royle King reoelved informally at tfBf her studio Monday afternoon, and la the evening BB I entertained at a musicale at which a large num- Hj , ber of the local musicians were present, taking Hh; part in the evening's program. Hlf Mrs. 11. G. McMillan and Miss Leta McMillan H- have gone east, and will remain away some time. d( While they are away, Mrs. Luelwitz will remain, fi at the McMillan home, and Mrs. Sam Adams may i drop over from Denver. P'f Among others who are planning to go away t in the near future are Col. and Mrs. Holmes who bj will leave shortly for an extended trip. H The Arthur Callaghans will spend a month or B I two in San Francisco, and Mrs. R. G. Smith will K' i spend part of the winter in California, visiting Bj Mrs. Walter Filer, Mrs. Jack Jevne, and Mrs. Mc- H Gil lieu ddy. B I Miss Zane will leave for Chicago about the BBi first of November for an indefinite stay, and Miss H Geddes will spend part of the season in New York ft L and Chicago. Knwt v v H'i Of course, if you men persist in refusing to IBii understand how attractive the Country Club is on Wednesdays, keep on staying away from there. It is beginning to rival Saturday in popularity with the girls, at least, who in some oases declare they have a better time without the men. . & Mrs. O. W. Powers entertained at a couple of smart luncheons during the week, two of the many in a delightful series of these informal events. & & & It is nothing new any longer, for Salt Lake to welcome home Its actresses, but that will not make Sallie Fisher's reception any less cordial next Thursday night, when she will appear" in the latest Frank Daniels success, "The Office Boy." Her many -old friends will be at the theater in force. ,? ? & Mrs. William Bayly, Jr., one of he mosF delightful de-lightful hostesses among the younger matrons, g eritertalned at luncfieon at the University Olub on i Wednesday in honor of Mrs. William Bayly of Los ( " Angeles; Covers were laid for ten. J & & ', There are so many automobiles cavorting ; about the boulevards that th'ey are no longer a novelty, but the skill with which Mrs. Frank Mc- Gurrin pilots that new Cadiilac Is truly remark- i able, considering the short time she has had in which to become familiar with the mechanism of the car. W taf ; Major and Mrs. George M. Downey entertained ! a number of old friends at a delightful dinner Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. H. G. Morrow, Who is visiting Captain and Mrs. Morrow at Doug- las. t t & & ! Col. and. Mrs. Holmes-have added another gem f to their art collection, the latest addition being k Harry Culmer's famous painting of Shoshone E Falls. Col. and Mrs. Holmes have been most r fortunate in securing some of Mr. Culmer's finest S pictures. Ht "The widow," said I. W. Read, of Nashville, "furnishes the most delightful study to the observer ob-server of the tricks and manners of human beings. One summer," he continued, "I was spending some time at White Sulphur Springs, Va., and one afternoon after-noon a handsome young woman and her little six-year-old son sat near me on the veranda. The little lit-tle fellow trotted up to me, and I patted him on the head. 'What's your name?' he asked. I told him. 'Is you married?' he lisped. 'No, I'm not,' I replied. Then the child paused a moment, and, turning to his mother, said: 'Mamma, what else did you tell me to ask him?' " |