The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-07-03


= HE spirit OF patriotism viii run riot
throughout the possessions Of Uncle
sam tomorrow, and society in salt
Lake viii take undue advantage Of the
opportunity TO combine a little patriot
ism with a great deal Of fun. Several
weekend parties have been made up
during the uast few days, and the town
win be more or less deserted. A merry
party Of young folks VIII go to Walk
cr's farm and under the chaperonaSe
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Walker, who are
spending some time there, VIII spend
the day in patriotic celebration. An
other party has already gone 10 Provo
canyon to return after the Declaration
Of Independence is read, and a few
congenial souls viii so to Ogden can
Won for d trout and chicken dinner. a
buffet luncheon viii be served at the
Country club and il is expected that
number win 60 out for the better part
of the day. Then there will be a few
fireworks porch parties. Ostensibly for
the infants Of the hOuseh bids.
There has been just enough OF a
dearJh Of big dOings during the past
week to Whet the appetite for the at
fractions Of the coming week. The
lawn fete Wednesday evening is to be
way delightful events of the season.
and the many school girl friends of the
maiden in whose honor the event is
planned are much comfOrted by the
fact that the affair is not TO be limited
10 club members only. Invitations
have been sent to a great many Of the
extremely young girls who viii make
virtually first appearance among the
grown-ups at this event. Many are
Alr- NeWhOuse a tip on Friday even
lngs doings and that this accounts for
the pOstpOnement. Certain il is that
II was pr0pitious arrangement.
There was a queer little scene at an
evening event a few nights ago, and il
made the spectators wonder whether it
pays for a couple to become engaged
TIL man has reached an age Of Tea-
condolences in regard TO the rights Of
The girl and of the other man.
EFst you promised me you would
-, said the man in a stern tone
and as the melting eyes looked up at
him and she answered, well. I could
not help il. What could have done?''
4 don't care If you promise me not
10 dance with him you have to keep
that promise. I won't stand it," There
were few who heard at least a part
OF the conversation. and they wondered
how long she would stand it.
That party at Red Butte Hollow
Friday evening was an indoor affair
owing to the presence OF two unlimited
guests Aquarius and Aeolius, who so
disturbed the others that they betook
themselves within and shut the unwel-
come pair on the outside. There may
be a repetition Of the scene as de-
scribed, however during the coming
week II the host and hostess find an
evening open for more than the amuse-
ments already planned
DR.. and Mrs. Jack Keith and the
Rebers are going to set off fireworks
tomorrow evening for the two babies.
incidentally. about forty Of their
Srown-up friends viii see that the chill
dren don't burn themselves. Later
there viii be d few twO-steps and
things TO finish up the night before bed
time.
The band concerts at Fort Douglas
are not yet al their best. but there are
some delightful porch parties enjoying
the music every band night, end there
IS no place around town lhat is more
suitable for pleasant evening than
the post.
II there is a place that the summer
widower thrives it is at the bicycle
races You can count him by the scores
on the grand stand any Tuesday or
Friday night. and the way he consoles
himself for the absence Of his fam
lily is wonderful 10 behold
Cupid must be having a worse sea-
son than usual in spite Of the many
social advantages offered the chap.
The return OF a good-lookiug young
man from the east tends 10 put all the
army folks out OF the race and renew
The rumOr OF the girls engagement 10
the said man.
DOLL BARET.