The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-29

Rollo of Chicago, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Grant the early
part Of the week.
The young ladies of ST. Mary's acad-
envy win give literary and musical
entertainment at the academy at 3 p
m. tomorrow.
Miss Rolla Simon and brother, Mr.
Joseph Simon, returned on Tuesday
! from a seven weeks visit IN san Fran
cisco.
The wedding of Miss Clara V. Witter
and Mr.. w. B. Sprague will take place
at the brides home in Denver, June g.
Colonel and Mrs. Blunt remain at
Fort Douglas to the very day of the
colonefs retirement, August Is.
Mrs. West is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Felt and viii remain in the
city for an indefinite time.
Mrs. A. NJ. Grant entertained a few
| friends on Monday evening in honor of
Mr.. Mrs. and Miss Rollo.
Mrs. A. C. Ewing left for Bloomming-
ton, H., on Monday evening, for a
visit of two months.
Mrs. S. Dinwoodey pleasantly enter
tanned the Twelfth Ward Social club on
Wednesday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. Moore-Lindsay will
leave for London, where they will re-
main for year.
Contributions to this department
should reach the office not later than Z
p. m. on Saturday.
Miss Young and Miss Lucille Young
are expected to return from Los An
geles on Saturday.
Mr. VIM P. McElroy and mother
leave for the east this week for a
months visit.
1t is rumored there are to be two or
three card parties given at the post
very soon.
Miss Trezise gave farewell party
to Mr.. Herman Harms on Thursday
evening.
There will be but two more meetings
of the Ladies Literary club this season.
Mrs. Salisbury is entertaining her
father. Major Walker, of Cleveland.
Miss Markham was the guest of Mrs.
Green at the Knutsford last week.
Mrs. Woodruff is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Julia Kimball.
Mrs. John Tilton Donellan has dis
continued her at home day.
The Shak. espeare club met with Miss
Weber Monday evening.
Mrs MARYLAND will give an afternoon
card party on Thursday
Miss Fannie sharkey gave party
on Friday evening.
Mr. A. C. Smith leaves tomorrow for
a California jaunt.
Mrs. ]. S. Griffin is expected home
this week.
The trouble is, she doesn't commence
her ''dictation" soon enough: she waits
until after the moose is about her neck,
and the marriage Wreaths have faded;
whereas, the time for her to get cCsl-
cessions, is when she is asked to put
her beauty and freedom Ind future into
the partnership. She can get anything
then. We know that, because we have
had experience. AS matter of fact
a wife is entitled to something besides
love and grub She ought to have a
home, the graces of which will be in
accord with her own. She doesn't want
to live down in the lowlands, among
the houses of former generation, sur
rounded by disease germs, neglected
lawns, and can-planted back yards.
What she wants is home in Pepper
ton, where the air from the peaks will
keep alive the roses in her cheeks;
where she can look out upon the we'll
kept grounds and modern homes of her
neighbors, and upon the matchless
mountain trimmed valley of Salt Lake;
and after while, when the little chill
dren come along, she wants them to be
free as they will be there, from the
contagious which have desolated so
many firesides.