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Show SAUNTERINGS Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Elsworth Darling announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, Jane to Dale Langwell Smith. The wedding will take placo the evening of October 31, at the home of ,. the bride, and a reception will follow later. The jf bride will be attended by Mrs. Earl V. Smith as matron of honor, Miss Helen Ellerbeck will be maid of honor, and the bridesmaids will be the -t- Misses Denise Karrick, Gladys Savage, Beth Bald win and Guila Dix. Little Miss Betty Smith will be the flower girl. Earl V. Smith will be best man, and the ceremony will be performed by the Rev. Elmer I. Goshen. The announcement means the addition of an important matrimonial event to those already scheduled for the fall and winter season in society, so-ciety, and owing to the popularity of the bride-to-be numerous affairs in her honor are being planned to take place preceding the wedding. vu Miss Darling is a charming and accomplished girl, $ possessed of brilliant wit and fine personality, and has a host of friends in society circles. Mr. Smith is one of the prominent young business men of the city and is popular in club and society so-ciety circles. The wedding will be one of the brilliant affairs of the season and smart society, the members of which will receive their invitations invita-tions early in the week, will be out in force. Miss Gladys Savage and Miss Beth Baldwin will give an announcement tea for Miss Darling at the Savage residence this afternoon. Miss Helen Ellerbeck will entertain at a luncheon lunch-eon at the Utah on Wednesday, and during the . fortnight to follow Miss Darling will entertain at ft an affair for her wedding party and others who 1 will be hostesses at various affairs given in her 1 1 honor will be Mrs. Earl V. Smith, Mrs. Daniel v Guernsey, Miss Guila Dix and Miss Denise Kar rick. One of the liveliest parties ever seen on the roof of the Hotel Utah was that given by some distinguished people, who were recently in the city, and who always reciprocate in a lavish manner man-ner for the entertainment afforded them during their stay. On this occasion some of the guests, for whose actions the host and hostess were of course not responsible, tore up the shrubbery and threw the food as they used to at the goat on the family roof at Park City before pay dirt was discovered. dis-covered. But the gracious host and hostess overlooked over-looked their antics, realizing that people of their lack of breeding, when they suddenly become rich, often imagine their new money means license, li-cense, and that in its possession they are privileged priv-ileged to act as the boors they were originally intended to be. What's bred in the bone will come out somewhere, and if a roof garden affords the opportunity that is the place. Jn When are we to have the announcement of the engagement of the belle of the town? Soon I hear, and society is impatiently awaiting the glad tiding. Both are so popular that when the news appears there will be a riot of entertaining enter-taining in their honor, and they owe it to their friends to tell about it soon, for things are comparatively com-paratively dull socially and it is up to some one to enliven proceedings. A diamond as big as a door knob ought to mean something to the smart set. People who live in new houses, particularly new houses in Yale avenue, should pull down the blinds, unless they are partial to the Tanguay theory, of "I don't care." Mrs.. George J. Gibson and daughter, Eloise, have returned from a visit with Mrs. Gibson's parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Hoyt Sherman, in San 'Francisco, and Mrs. Plenties Gray, Mrs. Gibson's Wi if I IH wMWmIWI MISS JANE DARLING, WHOSE ENGAGEMENT TO DALE LANGWELL SMITH IS ANNOUNCED sister, in Oakland. Mrs. Gray will leave shortly for New York, and will sail later for Belgium, to join Mr. Gray, who is in charge of a department of the .Belgium Relief committee. Mrs. Clara Woodruff Beebe has announced the engagement of her daughter, Emma, to O. N. Kelly, of New York. The wedding will take place on Wednesday next. Mrs. George Auerbach was the hostess at a 1 smart tea given on the roof garden of the Hotel H Utah on Monday in honor of her guests the Miss H Jennie and Madeline Auerbach, of New York. v H Mrs. Florence K. Woodruff entertained at aoi jH luncheon on Thursday at her home on 12th EastK. H street. Mrs. Edwin F. Holmes was the compli-' jH mented guest. V M Mrs. E. E. Byer gave a tea at her home on M Wednesday of which her sister, Miss Emma Bee- M be, was the motif. H A buffet luncheon was given on Thursday by H Mrs. Lester Freed in honor of her sister, Mrs. ''':, H Kenneth Kerr. H Mrs. Miner Cressey who is the guest of Mrs. O. A. Relf and Mrs. George O. Relf, was enter- jH tained at an elaborate tea given by them at the M Hotel Utah on Wednesday. M Mrs. F. C. Schramm has returned from the H northwest where she spent the summer. Mrs. ' Schramm and Mrs. Edna V. Callaghan entertained M informally at a luncheon at the Rotisscrie on H Wednesday. M Mrs. A. S. Bower entertained informally on M Thursday. H Mrs. Parley P. Jenson will give a matinee H party at the Orpheum today followed by a tea. M Mrs. J. W. Houston is spending the winter in M New York. H Mrs. L. L. Terry entertained at a smart dinner M last evening at her home in honor of Miss Nor- M rinne Thompson and Mr. Brown. Mrs. Terry fH has as her guest Miss Pauline Terry, of Los An- H geles. IH Mrs. N. H. Farker has returned from San H Francisco, where she has been visiting Mrs. Louis H D. Gordon. She will be here a fortnight before H going to Chicago. ,H The Sherman Armstrongs are rejoicing over H the arrival ofthe good stork with a little daughter. H Mrs. George Sutherland entertained informally H at a bridge tea yesterday afternoon. H For Mrs. Kenneth C. Kerr, Mrs. H. G. Whit- H ney entertained informally yesterday afternoon. H The wedding of Miss Florence Winder, daugh- H ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Winder, to F. Gerald I H Thomas, took place at the home of the bride's H parents on Third avenue on Wednesday, Bishop C. jH Clarence Neslen officiating. H Mrs. Henry Welch entertained the members ' H of the Crystal Bridge club at a luncheon on M Wednesday. M Colonel and Mrs. E. F. Holmes entertained at H a dinner on Monday evening in honor of Grove M (Fisk, of Mexico. H Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Armstrong have gone to M New York. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cohen entertained at M a bridge party followed by dancing at their home jH on Second South street, Tuesday evening, for Miss Jennie Auerbach and Miss Madeline Auer- H bach, of New York. M A luncheon was given on Tuesday at the Hotel ' H Utah by Mrs. E. E. Jenkins in honor of Miss H Emma Beebe. H Miss Margaret Walker was the hostess at a H luncheon given nt the Alta club on Tuesday for H Miss Norrinne Thompson. H Mrs. Kenneth C. Kerr was the honored guest H at a luncheon given by Mrs. Claud W. Freed at her home on Wednesday. ' -H Mrs. Margaret Zane Cherdon will entertain at H a luncheon for Mrs. Kerr today. H Mrs. A. L. Hoppaugh gave a luncheon at the B Country club on Wednesday. , H Mrs. Samuel C. Park entertained informally at bridge tea on Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Wiley Dawson, of West Point. The affair was given at ' the Park country home in the Cottonwoods. Mrs. George A. Snow entertained at a lunch- eon on Tuesday in honor of Mrs. George Suther- M land. I The stork arrived at the Daniel Alexander , menage early in the week leaving a little son. I |
