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Show I Socially Inclined I II All the way from Chicago this well known Salt Lake girl was the belle of the train. The. Log Angeles Limited held more than its usual Quota of interesting passengers and among the number were an army man, another who bore all the evidences evi-dences of being well known to Now York club ! life, etill another who belongs to that interesting class of special writers and who was on his way to the Orient. Lastly there was a gaudily dressed : ribbon salesman from Chicago who was every where a.t once on the brightly lighted train. The I ; Salt Lake girl did not know a soul on the train, , at least she did not recognize any acquaintances, ; and, to pass dull time away through the stretches .of country in Nebraska and Wyoming, she ac-; ac-; cepted the hourly attentions of the men, bestowed r with that air of good fellowship that permeates the first class American train of the day. Through Iowa, the second day, the man of Mara was host at luncheon. Ho knew how to mix a salad dress-i dress-i ing and gave particular orders to the smiling J waiter as to the exact ingredients to bring. It I seemed to be a very successful salad as well as ' luncheon and the club man, the drummer, the j newspaper man and othere, also enjoyed it from I their vantage ground a few tables removed. It j emboldened the club man for by 4 o'clock that j , afternoon he was deep in a discussion on books I with the girl and how easy it was to suggest a 1 dinner at 0:30. The army man was routed and p 1 for the rest of the evening the Now Yorker hold ! sway although tho ribbon salesman nrade every i effort to get into the conversation while the crowd j loitered in tho observation end. Tho next day at I luncheon the special writer was the host and to keep the peaco, tho Chicago man was graoiously , allowed to show that ho was an adept at ordering ! a dinner. Imagine the chagrin of each of them I when they saw the fair girl warmly welcomed by her "Jack" at the dingy Salt Lake platform and later to see her whirled away in a red automobile. I That evening the four sat alone in the observa tion car and tho next day they were noticed lunching lunch-ing together at a table for four as the train whirled through the orange groves of Southern California. wl The Country Club was bright indeed on Satur-I Satur-I day last with an attendance far In excess of ordi- ! nary days. The weather la just right for a visit ! to tho club and the roads leading thereto are daily filled with autos and bright equipages. & & & Samuel Newhouse lias returned from a three months' European trip, and will remain for sev-I sev-I cral months in superintending the various enter prises which he has on hand in Salt Lake. & & Mrs. W. S. McCornick gave a musicale at her homo Friday afternoon. A delightful programme was rendered. It was participated in by Mr. Brines, Mr. Skelton, Mrs. Emma Ramsey Morris and Mr. McClellan. & & Mrs. Walter G. Filer took a party of friends down to tho Country club on Wednesday for a luncheon complimentary to Mrs. Eskridge who is hero from Seattle. & t At the Alta club on Thursday Mrs. Hubbard W. Reed entertained at an elaborate and delightful luncheon. & & Mrs. Tuttlo was tho hostess at a luncheon at the Country club on Wednesday. & & & Thoroughly enjoyable was the musicale given by Mrs. W. S. McCornick on Thursday afternoon. t & Mrs. Andrew Howat and daughters delightfully entertained at the flrst of a series of parties, last Thursday afternoon. & Mi's. F. J. Fabian leaves for the East tomorrow. tomor-row. 4t & & Miss Ida Hanauer has left for the East. & & & One of the prettiest events of the week was a bridge tea given by Mrs. Donnoll and the Misses Sadler at their home on Eleventh East last Tuesday Tues-day . A number of old friends onpoyed the hospitality hospital-ity of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Torry at an informal tea during the week, complimentary to Mr. atid Mrs. Kenneth Kerr. i & Mrs. William Reid entertained at tea on Monday. Mon-day. & & & Wandamere has been chartered for the evening of May 28th by Mrs. Druehl and Mrs. Plummer and some hundreds of guests will be taken down in chartered electric cars. It promises to be one of the unique events of the year. & & & Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Murray entertained at the Alta club on Sunday evening complimentary to Dr. and Mrs. McBnery of San Francisco. jt ,t Grievously disappointed were those who arranged ar-ranged circus parties during the w.eok. Still, the show was so bad that they derived some fun from watching the crowds. & & & Today promises to witness a migration to tho Country club. If Rev. Goshen wero quarrelsome we would give him the name of tho correspondent who sends us the following: "Is it not the reason why Rev. Goshen objects to the 'IT because it Is not T?" |
