The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-08

The usual lull is on IN social circles,
and although there are rumors IF Ger
tain doings in the hope frequently Of
starting something" there is no re-
suit. The University club men may
give a hop or a German or something
else when their feet get too cold Tor
Them 10 enjoy sitting still. out tEat
time Is not very close at hand. While
the evenings are of the present tone
ana temper there are few OF even the
Sayest dancers who would enjoy trip
ping the customary within doors
Mrs. Thomas Gould Griffin bids lair
20 make an interesting match for Hiss
Katherine Williams in the finals Cor
the NeWhOuse tea set She mas al
ready won over everyone except Miss
Williams and it remains for ner o
show her cOlOTs at the semL finals
during the week. one OF the closest
games ever played on the court was
that at the Country club yesterday
morning when she won out over Mrs.
Seton Lindsay herself an exceptional
player.
'Oh, dear" sighed the voIuDle lit
tie matron." I have been down town
all morning selecting furniture fOV my
husbands new office" well" .'e-
marked the experienced one" l care
not who selects the furniture for my
husbands office, so long as he lets me
choose his stenOgrapher."
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A recent happening in relation TO the
fond parent" is quite in point IS 10
the fully developed mind. A member
OF the board of education was Failed
rather strenuously by an irate parent
the other day who demanded that his
child be treated with proper respect
Il don't mind having him corrected
when he needs it, but / will not have
him called names" declared the n;-D.
what is the tTOuble?" asked the ia
tient man of public life. ''Nhy. the
teacher sent home a note the ptner
day calling my boy a little imma-
ture.'
There viii be another Of those pitt
ful tales going the rounds soon about
the way her hopes were dashed,
when in reality the maiden has known
of the mans engagement To another
girl all summer. II is a pity that
some people cant get used TO The fact
thFt gentle people don't want TO marry
eVkyy nice person whom they find
pleasant socially.
The ultra religious few whose RELY
giOn is of a kind which VIII not var
rant their taking part in Sunday night
musiCaieS fer the study o. The finest
musicians of the day are to be con
doncd though they are furnishing
some fun for the others.
The marriage of Miss EdyUh Hale
and Thomas Denton Hunter, which
takes place Wednesday, October %,
VIII be "a very quiet one. The ser, ice
viii be read at the home of the brides
parents al . O'Clock in the morning and
only few of the young friends of the
bride will witness the event. 4 simple
breakfast will follow and the two viii
leave for California.
Another brand new bride has been
added 10 the post, or rather viii be
added during the coming week. Lieu
tenant Lunn. just out OF West Point,
and a benedict Of a week, mas pre-
coded the fair young bride and they
viii shortly be in No .. the first house
on the row being occupied by the TWO
brides.
The young baTristeF. the business
man. and the son of Mars are making
"A heated race for the hand, and incl
dentally the heart Of the fair maiden.
She's not much concerned.
Frank Judge viii leave about The
middle of the month for Louisville,
where he VIII be married To- Mrs.
Elizabeth Wyman Young of that rIy.
The exact date for the wedding has
not been set, but the affair will BE-
quiet one. After d wedding rOu- of
about a month they will return 10
make their home here.
Where did you get acquainted with
that politician ! saw You with the
other day. Why, he and l met q. d
mothers meeting"
DOLL BARET