The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-07

an added charm to the occasion, and was
1ully appreciated in a demonstrative way
by everybody with whom she came in con-
tact. felt it an especial privilege
TO SHINE IN HER REFLECTED GLORY,
and assumed an air of distinction whenever
within the radius of our shining light. IT'S
good to be a real legitimate newspaper
woman! The toll and drudgery sink into
nslgnlicance when you are told dozen
times daily that nothing is too good for the
mouiders of public opinion, and you see one
VINO has reached the zenith of her glory
wearing her honOrs with such indefiable
grace, lacking in both egotism and pom
poslty, that you glory in the cause and are
inspired with an ilcalcuble desire TO emu
late the good example. Such q woman is
Mrs. Frank Leslie Tuesday the League
transacted the business necessary to elect
officers for the ensuing year, and M H.
De Young, the man who suggested to p
Chronicle reporter that he might 90 into the
servants hail and obtain information con-
corning the dinner given to the managing
board of the League at his home, was
elected president. If De Young's face is
an index TO his character, this little episode
only emphasizes the fact of his being a
scrub and lacking in
THE ELEMENTS WHICH CONSTITUTE. A GEN
TLEMAN.
1t was an unfortunate selection. The brar
gadocia air, and the unlimited cheek of the
man IL question Pm afraid was mistaken
for more commendable qualities and, tuere-
lore, our friends erred in their selection
but it was the FAULT of the head and not the
heart, knowing SO we'll the excellent quail
ties, the executive ability, and the high
bred intelligence of the former incumbent
In office and his own successes, it is safe to
HOY t,-,oI 70 ND
whom some of these qualities might be
found, and not one whose previous career
denounceS him as posse sSSing none ny the
people of his home and state.
Tuesday, had luncheon with friends on
Suffer street, and afterwards p lovely
drive through Golden Gate park, that
monument to industry and enterprise. the
beauties of which you are all familiar:
going to the cliff house investigating the
seals, and then to the Sutro's, where | met
with supplementary first and only
one on the entire itinerary. The grounds
are the perfection of
TIE LANDSCAPE GARDENERS ART.
but there was such a safety of floral man :
lfestatlons and profuse collection of good
bad and Indifferent statuary that before
you realized the beauties you were tired of
the enormously conspicuous DISPLAY.
visit 10 the Baldwin theatre in the
evening with a congenial box party to wit
ness "Mr Wilkins Widows" with George
Drew Barrymore in the cast, was fitting
ending to most delightfully."- spent day.
Wednesday morning we hogan our Jour
ney to the south, stopping at Sacramento
en- route, and were driven to the Suffer
club, where bevy of the love'iest girls 1
ever saw greeted US with open arms-met-
aphorically. This delightful feature was
an innovation, enjoyed as thoroughly by
the ladies as the gentlemen Of our party,
for they gave US such a cordial welcome.
and didn't even have to be introduced,
wearing their brightest smiles and sweet
est gowns. A delicious repast was served
in the club rooms, whose tasteful furnish
ing and charming arrangement would be
the pride of any city twice its size.
AT THE CAPITAL
the married ladies were assembled. and
| addresses of welcome by prominent citizens