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Show I S Socially Inclined IPfllflHi Tho rollIng skatIns craze lias hit tlle town fl'IsHHi and every place that can by courtesy bo called a jlttJHH rink is thronged each morning with the "social InlBHli whirl" to learn the art. Also every boy that can ' i f IHHIf 1)080 as an mstructor ls in demand, and many's Ifll9Hl tue ono tlmt gets a g0011 cliance ior a llold"ul) vfulflHi when he never could have gotten next to tue same 'ffflHm people under any other circumstances. Two of ilnB t5lG fearest younger girls went together early 'fUHflHl one mornmS some few days ago and asked for ' 'flHl tl)e mstructor A wiso yutu was shown them tt'fHR ancl 110 put tlie slcates on carefully and fulfilled 'lilHB al1 tlie rG(lulroments for a fow rounds. Finally 'iW&UB& wItlx a sidelong glance at the deep red roses on ' 'JinflHHi tllG cneelc oC the one girl he said: jllnBjHS "You and your lady friend are chorus girls, i'C 'Bh witl1 a11 tue d,snity of her eighteen years, i." jfllR' "Please talce me to my seat." ':,i'iwBflHl "Oh, pshaw, you be chorus girls ain't you? 'rjlflHB You're too good lookers, honest to be anything 6! -ilHflH It was his finish. He gets no more "good H jB lookers" to pilot around and he hasn't yet found H I- wmBUm i MIss Beth Critclllow nad a taiewell banquet B llfllSfli for Miss Susan Sawyer Monday at the University H vi'ilHHl club' tllG Suests being nearly all the girls who B -tlfflraBHl were ficlloolmates of tno yunS bride. The lucky $ ,9HHHb man who was the side issue in the match of the Kjj , ' lyBMBHUt week was ormerly a Salt Lake boy, but not M fHSflflB having suffered grievous loss in the recent dis- W H:jOHs aster 110 was not sought for y lovlnS friends and Hfi iHHB hence was not recognized. Mr. and Mrs. Brown B '' iflflflS be at llome shortly in San Francisco, where I '''iiiHB tlie sroom is stin Iu lusinCSS B illlflB Th staiis fr "Tue oi(i Bedstead" werQ fliie(i B '!! ISHH wltu a socIoty sroup and the glasses were turned B ' "li BHB frequently on tho fair heroine and the still fairer B - itl BBh adventuress. Tho two young girls who occu- B '1ImH1 pIed one of tllG stalls witn a Party shared the I 'IIISHk honors of the stage and drew more glances from ''fliwflBI tuo sterner sex than the painted ladies of the '-IffflSHv Tie dunCQ for the young people which Harold ' tmflSKm. Lamb gave Wednesday evening was a big event, "'flisB designed as the close of the busy season for tho IfflBHMl college boys and girls. The young folks will iiiliBK liaVG tlme now to rest up and do notllInS but i'jl9flEI study and lead the simple lives for the next few 'IJfiHB months. The dance was a great success, and rllflBR although there were a few girls there who will djftlBiBI not return to school they are all included in the Mrs. Alexander 0. Ewing and Mrs. William 0. Alexander gave the big bridge affair of the week on Thursday last at the Kenyon hotel. Miss Leta McMillan and Miss Cosgriff presided over the tea and coffee urns and with them were Miss Maude Fitch, Miss Gertrude McGrath and Mrs. Edward Fife. The lucky ones who kept the bridge prizes were Mrs. C. R. Aley, Mrs. M. H. Kriebel and Miss Cosgriff. J? The marriage of Miss Myra Esther Grigg to James Hewston Anderson took place in New York Thursday evening. The groom is the private pri-vate secretary of Senator William A. Clark, of Montana, and Is quite well known here. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. W. Grigg. The wedding was an elaborate church affair. w tJ? For the flrst time in several weeks the dance at the Country club this evening promises to be a real affair. The dancing at Saltair at an end, evoryone feels himself ready for a two-step, and with a few dinners beforehand to liven things up the place ought to be worth going to. ,35 5 Mrs. Albert R. Hager and her boy are here from Manila, where Mrs. Hager went directly after her marriage. She is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Read on Thirteenth East street. & The prettiest luncheon seen at the Country club in many days, both in decoration and per-sonel, per-sonel, was thpt given Thursday by Mrs. Billy Kiser for Miss McMillan and her own guests the Misses Lyster of Chicago. e & & Miss Edna Dyer, whose piano work has won her favorable mention-before, gave a recital last: evening before an audience of her friends at the First Congregational church. She was assisted by her teacher, Miss Mary Olive Gray and also by Mrs. Marie Gerrans with vocal selections. J & Judge and Mrs. Morris L. Ritchie returned during the week from Europe. Judge Ritchie left in the early summer to join Mrs. Ritchie and the children, who had spent a year abroad. j$ ! Colonel E. A. Wall and his three daughters will probably be home by the end of another week, after making the trip from Alaska to Washington with all the sights and scenes on the way between. Mrs. Martha Royle King has returned from a trip through Yellowstone National Park with her aunt, Mrs. Turner, of Denver. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Yard, of Denver, who have been spending the summer at Ocean Park, have i returned to their home, having stopped off at 1 Salt Lake for a short visit with friends. i & & & i Miss Mary Kimball and her aunt, Miss Rose ' Hartwell and the Kimball boys 'are back from tho ranch in southern Utah, after a summer spent in the open. & Mrs. Ernest Bamberger is back from Colorado Colora-do Springs accompanied by her child and maid, having spent the better part of the warm weather there. & t ' Miss Lena Welby is in Bingham spending a few days with Miss Bess Chandler. 5 S & Mrs. Margaret Zane Witcher is back from a short vacation visit to San Francisco. Mrs. H. L. A. Culmer and her daughter, Mrs. Frank Roberts have gone to Los Angeles. & & & D. H. Peery is "back from Goldfield, where he was entertaining a novel kind of house party consisting of Joel Priest, Horace Peery of Ogden and others. fcC Mrs. N. M. Hamilton will be homo about the middle of the month from her usual trip abroad, having spent the past few weeks in Paris. tyC Mrs. George Jay Gibson entertained yesterday yester-day and will have a second party today in honor of her guest, Miss Marie Dermitt, of Philadelphia. Philadel-phia. & & & Miss Leila Trent of San Francisco, will be here today to be one of the attendants at the McMillan-Masson wedding next Wednesday. fcy? IC Mrs. Samuel C. Adams of Denver, is also at the McMillan home and Mrs. Gustav Luelwitz will be here within a day or so. |