The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-29

r HERE is a great deal Of sup
pressed excitement over the arr
rival of the new regiment There
has been an increased demand for the
edition Of the paper which showed the
handsome new officers. and several Of
the girls VINO have previously shown a
passion fer shoulder straps are won
derlng e the new men viii be in it
with the boys over when some tears
were shed a few short weeks ago. Two
of them were heard talking the other
day.
"0h. am so glad they all have their
new uniforms complete. 4 always like
to try the new capes, and now tnat
Saltalr Is TO be open we viii have SO
much use for them-on the open Trains
you know
what do you mean?" asked the see
ono. a newcomer.
Don't you know it's always the men
who take capes along who are the most
POPULAR
III is rather disturbing 10 think of the
fact That the majority OF the regl-
mental officers are married, but again
there is the extreme consolation of the
fact that there are no girls reported
as yet, so the town girls VIII have a
fair field and doubtless many tayors.
Wednesday night. although the last
of the Maude Adams engagement was
quite ike a first night at the play
house. ogden people were down in force
and i'm stunning gowns some or thems
too, The Van Aliens. the Kiesel family,
Dr. and Mrs. Wlthees Mrs. Arthur
kuhn and Airs. Marx, formerly Leda
Kuhn We're al there. and many more
Hr-h. u#rHl NOT UUnn .GnHnHnu- marks IN
the society of the W cities,
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The little knock at the knockers Of
the Country club. published last sun
day has had its effect and q few OF
the folks are beginning 20 wake up 10.
fact that they lave a mighty pretty
little spot i'm which 20 spend a Few
hours of each day. During the past
week many autos have made d trip
out during the afternoons, ana there
have been some drivers and riders our
as well. Several little luncheOns, even
ON the rainy days, were enjoyed quiet
ly.
only a limited number of men have
been invited TO the big teatest this
week, The restriction was made as TO
age, and some of the boys are wishing
now they had not been SO frank about
tilE years LAaN AHA paEeEA NfNt NArAAf
leaving them looking young and fresh
as ever. There are several resolving
10 take the hair tonic before another
eas0l of afternoon teas sets I'D.
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It's not surprising that a number of
the younger bachelors have taken up
a serious line of thought recently, and
there has been sGme attention or a re-
markably pointed nature directed to-
ward some of the fair visitors who are
within the gates of the city. OF course
they have 20 be shown.
No definite preparations have been
MADE by the battery people as yet for
the entertainment of the incoming reg
iment. but doubtless it is a kindness
To allow the newcomers 90 get settled
before they are harassed with social
attentions. And the town people who
have evidence of the hospitality OF o
battery boys know that when they do
get ready TO do something 1t VIII be
worth while.
Ii VIII be rather interesting to watch
the strenuous efforts (Which are ale
ready begun on the part of some per-
sons TO square themselves with the in
coming regiment after having done all
in their power so in1ura those who have
recently leIt the posi- III It's pam lAa-
the army people viii not be taken III
by any sue means.
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Gilbert Foreman, whose engagement
10 am Oregon girl is announced this
morning. was at one time % of the
best known of salt Lakes young men,
Though he has delayed long time in
selecting a running mate, he VIII De
shoWered with congratulations ON his
ultimate success by a host of friends
in salt Lake and Ogden
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And speaking OF Ogden aren't they
having a boom in the matrimonial
market up there2 Within D past few
months almost all IA eligible bach
eIers. some of them said to be vowed
TO a life of single biesaedue5s, have en-
Horne!