The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-01

would not live until dawn. Sure enough
he did not.
along about am, when the human |
system is ct its lowest ebb, he became con-
scious for just moment. He looked up
at me with dumb piteous sort of look and |
said:
Where is Francesp
81 put my. hand upon his head and aid
never mind old fellow, rest Bit He
turned over slightly and began to wander
again. Suddenly he sat up and looked out
of the window to where the ocean was
roaring and surging along the shore and
with his eyes widely distended said:
"Slnce if stood by your side o-n1ght
Only our hands could meet
What matter if half the weary world
Lies between our feet?
He fell back and seemed to sleep He
rested so gently that l would not disturb
him, and it was only when the sun peeped
in at the window the next morning that l
knew that my friend was dead.
"Ah, yes, madam, tell you that society
does turn out hero now and then despite
our sneers.n
Society has had two brilliant weddings
to feast on this week. First came that of
"Jack' Taylor, as his friends love TO call
him, and Miss Nellie Lett. 1t is a charming
that il really does look as If matches were
made in Heaven. Jack" is one of the
most genial, lovable fellows that Utah can
boast of, as modest as deserving and has
host OF friends. OF his sweet bride it is
hard to say too much. No more can be
said than she seems perfect mate for her
popular husband. Their ''At Home' cards
are issued for after May.
Then came the Woodruff-Kimball we'd
dug. Mr.. Woodruff is a singularly fortu-
nate man. He has taken from Salt Lakes
active social ranks one of its most popular
young ladies, if not the most popular, Miss
Klmball had an infinite number of admirers
and strangely enough, equally divided be-
tween the sexes, thing that speaks vol
umes as to woman's worth.
Last Tuesday was quite gala night in
society. Added to the Taylor-Lett we'd
ding there WAS g brilliant party at Mr.. Nc
Cornicks and the Howells club gave one
of its charming entertainments that every
one enjoys so thoroughly.
The Bishop pink high five party already
described in THE HERALD, was one of the
prettisst affairs Of the past Lenten season.
tan on Thursday night was as usual a de-
cided success. These entertainments grow
in popularity each month, and no wonder.
such nice people are these Unitarians.
The county teachers met yesterday in the
university building.
The first exercise on the programme was
lesson in drawing by Prof. d. r. Augs
burg. The teachers were then entertained
by Miss Clark with recitation. Prof
Metcalf, with class of his pupils, illus
trated the methods used in teaching the
deaf. Miss Stiffier, a teacher in the deaf
conducted a recitation showing how the
deaf are taught reading and writing. Miss
Gar baugh, another teacher, then showed
how the pupils are taught lip reading and
articulation. The teachers were highly
entertained by the exercises, and extended
a hearty vote of thanks to Prof Metcalt
and his assistants for this interesting anC
instructive exercise.
Prof. Worstel, of the high school, an
nounced that the city teachers has secured
the services of DR.. Gordy, Of Ohio univer
sity to give course of lectures in peda
gogy and United States history, and invit
ed the county teachers to attend the lee
lures. The institute was then adiournet
to meet in two weeks.
To-day is the great Mormon fastday
which will be celebrated extensivel,
throughout the territory.
On Tuesday the Homeopathic associa
ton will hold its annual meeting
On Monday, the 7th, the Kermiss vii
r begin at the theatre. This is TO be tn
\ ! tocf a1x Of
| conducted by Utsh's best crop and repre-
I sentipg all the nations of the world will b
t established and beauty will reign suprem
throughout the Kermiss season.
Mrs. E. r. Clute gave high five at he
, home Thursday.
, Dr. and Mrs. Bascom have gone to Der
0 yer for little jaunt.
( Judge Anderson goes TO Beaver to-mor
] row to hold court. he will be accompan
a led by John NJ. Zane, the popular youn
I barrister
Mr.. Hugh Anderson and Miss Louise wi
! sail for home from Europe il few week.
I Mrs. John w. Scott is improving i
G health in California, to the qualification {
u her many friends.
Mrs. Rob Walker is quite i'll, to the r.
q greet of her large coterie Of friends.
: Miss May Taylor. charming young s.
d ciety belle of San Francisco, is to be tt
e guest of Mrs. L. c. Trent during the LAX
v season.
d MIR. A. c. Brixen, one of the best know
: hotel men of the city, gave his farewe