The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-12-27
THEY SAY"

frost-spears of the new year chill the
wine-blood of the warm, kind world.
THEY SAY"
81 wonder why people say such hateful
About the dear men of our city?
/ wonder if they really give cause for
Or if people just try to be witty?
'They say" that they ask the men up
And then to a party or two
Or remember party call due
at wonder why all the old men are young,
And all of the young men are Old
''They say you are selfish when you are
But don't believe half am told
ct wonder how much abuse you will
I wonder if you will change soon. =,
1 wonder when all of your calls you VIII
Shall I ask of the man in the moon.
$50 here's TO the boys that are too old
To calI@or to go to the play
1 don't care fig, dote on you all,
No matter about what They say.
The usual activity OF the week dIteT
Christmas will be kept up this year
There will be three large dancing par
ties of exceptional brilliancy.
The High school dance Monday even
ing viii be a large affair under the
chaperonage of Mrs. Gilmer, Mrs. Rob
erts, Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Kimball.
Tuesday evening the long-talked-ot
YuIe-tide dance will take place at
Christensen's hall and will undoubtedly
be the most elaborate affair of the
week Another brilliant affair viii be
the leap year ball, chaperoned by Mrs.
Willard Young, Mrs. Selden Clawson,
Mrs N. W. Clayton and Mrs. II. q.
Whitney, Thursday evening, at Chris
tensen's when the guests will dance
the old year out and the new year in
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Many elaborate dinners were given
Christmas, chief among them being the
ones given by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L.
Holden, Mr.. Richard Macintosh, Mr..
John r. Dooly, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Jones and Miss Sherman.
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A wedding around which a great deal
of interest centers is that of Miss Mary
Jennings, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas ". Jennings, and Lieutenant
Bryant S. Wells which event will take
place Wednesday of the coming week.
1t will be a verv quiet affair and Will
be celebrated at high noon and followed
by a reception to the relatives and in
innate friends of the family.
The most elaborate affair of the
week was the buffet luncheon given
on Christmas day by Mrs. Albert F.
Holden at her home Oil First street.
The house was artistically decorated
for the occasion. the rooms presenting
a bower-like appearance with their
festoons of eVergreenS, Smilax, holly
and mistletoe suspended from the cor
ners of the rooms to the chandeliers,
while every conceivable space was
filled with jars Of American beauty
roses and carnations. Mrs. Holden
was assisted in receiving by Miss
Hardness, Miss Wallace, Miss Ander-
son and Miss Ora Hardness. The
hours of the luncheon were from 1
until 3 and during that time the rooms
were filed With tie hum of MANY
voices and the glitter. of handsome
gowns
Mrs. Holden also entertained at din
ner Christmas night. her guests being
Miss Mccormick. Miss Anderson. Mr.
HeirtZ, Mr.. Pollock and Mr.. Wicks.
Mrs Thomas 9. Weber and the
Misses Weber have issued invitations
for an lat home" ON New Years day.
The hours Will be from until 6.
Mis-; Mamie Eldredge and Mr. Harold
Eldredge will entertain their friends at
a dancing party on Wednesday even
ing at their home, 216 East First South
street.
Mrs. w J. Montgomery was the
hostess of a luncheon Monday after
noon.
Miss Mary Burke entertained the
club of which she is a member on
Tuesday evening. Her guests were
Miss Mason, Miss Thorn. Miss McCor-
nick, Miss Aft, Miss Cotton. Miss
Blanche Burke Mr.. Henry Mccormick,
Mr.. Mckay. Mr.. Ferris, Mr.. Clarence
Mccormick and Mr.. Leon.
Mrs William Wright of Ogden is
spending the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Dinwoodey.
Mrs. Eoyt Sherman and Miss Eloise
Sherman left last evening for the east.
Mrs. Sherman will remain in Des
Moines for months visit, while Miss
Eloise will spend the winter visiting
III Pittsburg and Washington.
Mrs. F. J. Fabian is entertaining her
01Ol0Gf. VI 1oOStOll, anu
also Miss Gross of Boston.
Miss Bessie Glendinning entertained
the NJ O. o. D. Card club last evening.
Among those present were Miss Ged-
des. Miss Blanche Burke, Miss Esther
Freed, Miss Mcmillan Miss Anderson.
Miss McGrath. Miss Dolly. Miss
Judge. Miss Jacobs, Miss Remington,
Mr. Tod Goodwin, Mr.. Duncan. Mr..
Varian, Mr. Cash and Mr.. Donnellan.
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Mr. and Mrs. Niles entertained at
dinner on Christmas.
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Miss Hardness, Miss Ora Hardness,
Mrs. George Y. Wallace and Miss Wal
lace leave this evening for New York
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Lieutenant and. Mrs. Tayman of Fort |
Douglas entertained in honor Of their |
wooden wedding Wednesday evening.
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DR.. and Mrs. Meacham gave an elab- |