The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-04-13
MEN, WOMEN AND THINGS.
A Choice Collection Of Sun
day Gum Drops.
Newsy Notes From Far and
Near.
THE FEMININE STYLES.

DTdp$ TIES SiOW Ius4Os 0AN AoOAN
elab rate.
Daring seedies are popular oEaa-
men.s or the Summer hats
Slippers, CATERS, boots and shoes
of all kinks are still pointed a. the
toes.
Holsters SIX inches long, amid
grasses, are shown on summer bons
nets
The vests which are MADE with all
the d esses now have real poke is in
them.
The old fashioned bertha of lace
is to be worn at the summer resorts
this year.
New cotton prints for dresses
show the fine India silk designs OF
last year.
CURRENT GOSSIP.
John L. Sullivan makes money
hand over fist.
Mr.. William II. Vanderbilt will
spend the summer abroad.
The father of General Logan was
q hotel keeper.
It is held in St. Louis that the
husbands of sisters are not brothers
in-law.
A s'cowman" towns his own cattle.
A cowboy" is one who works for a
"cowman."
Nosh was the first man who strictly
observed Lent. He lived on water
for forty days and forty nights.
Mr.. Swinburne, in a recent esti-
mate of the English poets places
Byron below Keats, Shelly and sew
eral others.
General Gordon says that q cheer
full man of the word is more &C
ceptable in Gods sight than
gloomy Christian.
ALT. Burne t, the famous humor-
list and comedian, died Of apoplexy
In Cincinnati recently. Ke was a
native of London.
Wilson Barrett, the English actor,
On Wednesday evening gave brill
liant reception TO Lawrence Barrett,
the American trsgedian.
A Louisville grocer charged a lady
two cents more for a chicken be-
cause it laid all egg every afternoon,
sad she wasn't going to kill it until
;he next morning.
Senator Fair has gone to his home
N San Fran cisco. II is said in that
city of senatorial scandals that he
will be remarked soon to the wife
[ ON whom he was divorced last
year.
Mr.. Henry Irving's impressions
Of America" will fill two volumes.
They will be narrated in series of
sketches and conversations by Mr..
oseph Hatton. The work is an
nounced to be ready in May.
The most egotistical of the
United States, "Me."-(LoweII
Cour err. The most religious, tMsss."
The Hatchet). The poorest in
health, "Ill."-(Fretzel's Weekly.
The most paternsl. "Pa" end the
most Eindefinite, ''Wy."-(Chicago
Times. The clesnest of the Terri
torie', 'Wasn."
If your lace bei-spread and pillow
covers are soiled. wash them, aud.
instead OF blaing them. dip them in
some very weak cold coffee, and they
will receive from it delicate shade
Of core, which is 80 popular for laces
Just now. Curtains and other arti-
Oles of the kind may be treated in the
same way.
sPa," said little boy to his father
on their arrival in st. Louis, "I
didn't know the people in this city
had wings" "Wings? Certainly
not" replied the father. "Then
what are those things that stick up
SO high ?" "Hush my boy" said
the father in an undertone. sYou
mustn't speak so loud. These are
ears"
London is to have an electric bal.
let at Easter time. The stage will
be darkened for q moment, only to
be instantaneously Illuminated with
hundreds of ballet girls in armor,
and every point of it pricked with
stars of electric light. An ingeni.
Dus Frenchmsn is the a lthor of this
devise. When he arrived at the
Charing Gloss station with his bal. |
let. dresses and machinery, he was
promptly arrested as Partisan
Fenian, and had to prove his con-
nection with the theatrical trade
before he was released.
A SoMEDY.
They parted, With clasps of hand,
And kisses, aud burning tears;
They met in foreign land
After some twenty years.
Met as scquaintences meet,
Smiling. tranquil.eyed;
Not even the least little beat
Ofthe heart upon either side.
They chstted on this and that,
The nothings make UP life;
She in Gainsborough hat,
And he in black for his wife.
Alb, what comedy this
Neither was hurt it appears;
Yet once she had leaned TO his kiss
And once he had known her tears.
Thomas Bailey Aldrieh.