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Show Saunterings Society Among the charming visitors who have arrived during the past ten days are Mrs. C. M. Levy and Miss Flora ietvy of San Francisco, who have been at the Utah; Mrs. B. H. Thayer and the Misses Tess and Marie Thayer of New York who are the gueBts of Mrs. J. B. Risque; and Miss feortrude Lamed of Syracuse, who has been visiting Miss Margaret Dunn at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dunn. Numerous dinners and informal affairs have been given for all of them, Mr. Albert McCornick 1 entertaining at a dinner-dance for the Misses Thayer at his home on Center street on Tuesday evening and the following day Mrs. R. W. Salisbury gave a luncheon in their honor at her home on East South Temple. Mrs. Levy and Miss Levy have been entertained enter-tained by the W. P. Risers and Mf. and Mrs. F. L. Dodge and Miss Margaret Mar-garet Dunn gave a pretty dinner dance for Miss Lamed at the Country club, which was attended by a large number num-ber of the younger set. "The Mikado" started the Week off for society at Wandamere when all ofc the boxes were occupied by representatives represen-tatives of the different cliques who vied with each other in being pleasant, pleas-ant, and later attended numerous supper sup-per parties. At one in particular 'back-biting was the specialty of the evening and the resultant soreness between the shoulders on the part ot those for whom they professed friendship, friend-ship, but who In reality afford merely good targets for their darts, haB become be-come so painful in some cases that it threatens to develop into chronic maladies. It is peculiar that even Inland In-land there are always rodents around the water's edge. There will be a gay colony of Salt Lakers in New York early In the fall, as a large number of the members ot a certain set have signified their intention in-tention of being there by October and staying for at least two months. While most of their husbands have business there, the theatrical and sartorial sar-torial attractions are the greatest Incentives In-centives for their going and they will not return to dazzle us with their .new splendors until the holidays. With the fishing getting better and the sun hotter, everyone who can beat it to the cool and fragrant jungles is getting away and three or four score of those who are most active in social affairs are already camping in Idaho or on the Weber or gone to the Cot-tonwoods Cot-tonwoods and Brighton. Brighton has shown the first real signs of life this season during the past week and it is expected that the season there for the eight or ten weeks will be a banner one. The hotel is under the first real management it has ever had, the food and accommodations are splendid and the cottages are filling up rap- idly. The week-end parties in the different dif-ferent canyons are numberless and down on tho Judge and Walker TarmB every day sees new guests invited to enjoy the country life with city trimmings. trim-mings. However, there are numerous events scheduled for town during the month and with the races and other attractions attrac-tions it Is not likely that the city will be entirely deserted socially until the first of August. Tho usual dinner-dunce will be given at the Country club tonight and already there are orders In for over a hundred and twenty dinners, so these together with tho guests Who will arrive ar-rive later in the evening, will make it interesting enough for anybody. Then there will be a gay crowd at the new tennis club and much doing generally. It is becoming quite the thing for those who belong to both clubs to motor between the two during dur-ing the Saturday evening festivities. During the coming week it will be decided whether the new tennis club will admit fifteen additional members. Such a proposition is now on the tapis and will in all probability go through, though tho executive committee com-mittee intend to so limit the membership member-ship that there will at all times be sufficient accommodations both on the courts and in the club house for all who are present. |