The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-11

The big athletic fellow has deserted
every scene of his former triumphs, and
ii is said by those in a position to
know, that he now devotes his even
ings to a seat before the piano in his
room at certain hosiery, whence he
breathes love lorn signs interpreted
with love songs 10 her picture which
rests on the top Of the piano. Never
mind, she VIII be back, hear, by
Christmas, and the New Year may
bring forth manifold worders in the
way Of acceptances. A mans luck will
change some time you know.
It's wonderful how the wearing OF a
solitaire on the third finger or the left
hand has tendency to make a girl
left handed.
Judging by the way people shower
gifts on a happy pair at a wedding one
would think the adage should read
ITO the victims belong the spoils."
The days are gone when it was the
fashion TO break down over ons's love
affairs. ana turn pale and wan because
three men who appear to be in the best
of health walking the streets today.
who if the maiden is TO be believed
have been sOrely bereft and grief
stricken within the past two months by
her refusals alone. And no one would
ever suspect 1t.
a man sometimes gets the idea, that
a girl has let him slip through her
nv he
the truth he would find that she did
II as precautionary measure.
After all. the people at the symphony
showed big difference between them
selves and the usual concert audience
in salt Lake. There were no gum
chewers visible to the naked eye and
in the entire audience there were but
two red neckties. Then, too. only
three or four Of the women began TO
adjust their wraps before the end Of
the last number.
And so another one of the fairest Of
Salt Lakes fair ones is said TO have
made choice outside Of the bevy Of
society beauX which has always
lowered around her. Well. one
familiar with the society men has few
surprises in this life.
Mrs. A. G.. Andrews and Mrs. John
Reed viii receive their friends inform
ally next Friday afternoon from 3 till
. o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Andrews
on Q street. No invitations have been
issued. but all their friends viii be well
coined.
The Bridge club meets with Miss
Stingley Tuesday.
Or. and Mrs. f. L. Albrittou viii visit
their mother. Mrs +. BonnemOrt dur
ing the holidays. They will arrive in
the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Walter c. Tuttle leaves Thurs
day for Grand Rapids, Mich, where she
Will visit her parents. Colonel and Mrs.
l.. K. Bishop for the holidays. Mr..
futile Will join her there and together
they Will spend the winter in the south
OF Europe
The women of Fort Douglas viii not
te at home Thursday. Dec. l..
The regular meeting Of the council
o Jewish Women viii be held at the
2. r. rooms Wednesday. Dec. IA at
; %. m. All members are urgently re-
~ ested to attend.
Mrs. Ed Moore entertained Friday
a. luncheon for Mrs John Reed
The women of ST. Marks guild viii
hold a bazaar beginning next We'd
nesdsy in the church parlors
Miss Span and Miss Bush. two High
81 hool teachers Of Ogden, spent yester-
cay in the city.
Mrs J. d. Adams, who is spending
the winter in Washington. will go TO
New York 10 visit Mrs Charlotte
Pitcher for Christmas.
The G. L, A TO the B. OF L. E. viii
give a card party next Thursday even
ing at the Auerbach building.
The w. F. F. club held their meeting
or Thursday evening at the home of
Mss Blanche Hanson and were delight
fully entertained by the hostess. The
club Will meet at the home of Miss
Florence Foreman.
Mrs. II. II. COTnfOrth entertained at
cards about thirty of the women Of the
Eastern Star Thursday afternoon in
honor Of Mrs. A. c. Humelbaugh and
Mrs. J. +. Mccarthy. who leave shortly
for the coast. She was assisted by Miss
Nellie Gleason and Mrs. Bell Hardy
The rooms were decorated with carna-
lions and ferns Prizes were won by
Mrs. Mccarthy. Mrs. Il. L. COnley and
Mrs. D. G.. Cooper. Score and tally
cards were decorated with Masonic
and Eastern Star emblems.
At the regular meeting held last Fri
Gay evening the Thistle club elected
tie following officers TO serve one year:
President. Nicol Hood: first vice presi-
dent Mrs. Flora Hopkins. second vice
president. Mrs. Lizzie Stevenson: sec
rotary. David Henderson: treasurer. ST.
mon Greene; sergeant at arms. Robert
Gordon; conductor. Thomas Leslie:
chaplain, ". T. Hopkins. Arrangements
are being made to give a banquet on
Jan. % in honor of Robert Burns
Wassteh Sisters Ladies' Auxiliary to
brotherhood Of Railway Trainmen is
arranging for a masquerade ball on
next Tuesday evening. 1t viii be held
IN the Knights of Columbus hall in the
Jennings block.