The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-30

a touch at the bell swings back i'm
mediately two massive oak doors, and
behold "a stately footman stands at
either side of the entrance, the butler
IN the middle bowling ever so slightly,
ready to conduct and announce the
caller at the drawing room door. Among
fashionable domestics the PierpOnt
Morgan, the cry n the John Sloan
houses are regarded as offering quite
the most desirable positions in New
York. They are the mecca of the am
billions, and in event of large enter
tainments in these houses. it is no un-
common sight to find handsome foot
men posted at nearly every door on the
first floor, quite after the fashion in
the royal European palaces.
Women With Famous Features.
This is the day when o only in the
sciences and arts, but in a matter of
physical beauty as well, the specialist
reaps all the honOrs and rewards. The
lonS-headed American girl has recent
ly come to realize that the fame of her
good looks flies in a wider course and
on stronger wing when the tongues
of men dwell with persistent note in
praise of some n feature as showing
unrivaled perfection. The New York
beauties have brought this speciality
system to q point of perfection that
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miratiOn. For example, who nowadays
ever speaks of or points out Miss En-
lily Hoffman, without at once proclaim
ing the unmatched splendor of her black
eyes? Mrs. Lee Taller is justly quite
as famous for her Titan red hair, and
Mrs. Tom Taller for her black hair.
The first mentioned fair young matron
invariably wears her gloriousalair piled
high, coiffured after the latest art, and
so beautifully is it FURNISHED with
brushing, care and eXpert handling
that it is no wonder it has grown ia
nous Mrs. Oakley Rh%inelander, lovely
as her other features are, is most
for a complexion of rose
petal texture n tinting, though the
pallor of Mrs. George Regup is
nearly as famous. Mrs. John Jacob
Astor herself seems to realize hat
is hardly a throat in New York
to compare with hers, for gorgeous as
pearl strings and diamond bands
are, she goeS ever in evening dress
with never a necklace to mar the per-
feet line and tinting of that ivory col
When Miss May Calender is
out to a stranger, the friend
who knows where the beauties of New
York women lie invariably mentions
ler hands, because they are quite beau
enough to wake to ecStacy the
living Tyre" Under a glass case in the
study of a French nobleman lies even
a satin slipper. 1t was picked up
1T Newport by the beauty-loving Gaul,
who made it his business to find the
'oot that previously fitted so eXquiS-
formed a shoe. He found the Gin
ierella to be Mrs. Jonathan Thorne.
whose feet are not only wondrOusly
small. but possess such a faculty for
fascinating the eyes hat when she
danced in blue and gold brocaded shoes
It the Bradley Martin ball, many
to watch their dainty PAGES
exclaim with delight
Matrimonial Market Booming.
Next winter, SO say the society
iharps, there will be a larger number
# titled foreigners in New York than
,ver before. and the cause of their Wis
ting America is not far to seek. Next
at least a score of wonderfully
handsome girls with unusually big
ortunes will be tut in society, and the
turdy American bachelor will have to
o some very persuasive love-making in
rider 10 cut successfully under the pre-
ensions of the dukes and princelings.
Already on the list of wealthy pretty
Unmarried women in society is Miss
lila Sloan, Mrs. William SlOan's fairy
daughter. whose marriage portion
will be something owe half a million.
diss Eva Barley is another whose
,ood looks are equal to her tremendous
and Miss Nellie Thomas-tall.
ark. graceful. and with the most adj
disposition. is General Thomas
and consequently represents a
Idly little income. A dover of quite a
million is represented by f. c. Bene-
lets beautiful blonde daughter Louise.
Hiss Nellie Hewitt and Miss Angela
ferry are both young and very
while Miss Marian Fish,
laughter of ~Stuyvesant Fish. is to
ONE out this summer in a halo of
'outh, beauty and plump money-bags.
sext autumn another daughter of the
reat Vanderbilt family. Miss Mckay
'wombly, is to be introduced to the
fashionable public; Miss Van Allen. as
irs. William Astor's granddaughter.
|; a matrimonial prize Of no small