The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-04-02

One Of the funny things Of the first
night was enacted before the curtain.
for Of course there were no funny
things behind it. 1t seems that
bunch Of young and lively girls de-
Cided at the last moment to secure
Chaperone and go upwards to hear the
music. The sedate but by no means
elderly parents of one demurred
tribe, but consented and when they had
seated themselves in the dress circle
and gazed around a little, it occurred
to pater to glance cautiously upward
and rubber a little for the daughter
OF the house. Presently he saw the
row OF girls, but could not get the eye
Of his own offspring. and continued to
gaze Although he failed, following the
first and second act. to secure atten-
ton from his own, he was not with
out much attention from another mai
den. not with the party, and it began
to dawn on him that he was suspected
OF casting eyes where they were not
desired. a moment later a buXom ma
iron leaned over and, looking directly
at him. glOweTed as if to say: You
quit looking at my daughter Turn
ing in desperation to the wife of his
bosom, he said: For the Lords sake.
dear, you look for her. That girl up
there has set her mother onto me-
special attractions in town the past
week. One hardly knows which has
been the more popular.
A very we'll defined rumor is going
the rounds, that one of the most ac-
tive of former politicians is soon to
enter the hitherto untTied state of
matrimony. AS soon as he has finished
his prayers he will turn his attention
to the matter in hand and lead a fair
L.. -
Mrs. G. +. Wantland, formerly Miss
Lily Barnes Of this city. has been re-
ceivinE much social attention during
Wantland has a host of friends here,
having spent her girlhOOd in the city.
What's young Rakely doing about
this matter. anyway? Playing Fast and
HE doesn't need to play either. He's
BOTH
Well. when busy man spends every
afternoon making a call at the same
house it does begin to look interesting.
But it may indicate only philan-
thrOpy.
A great many parties are already
made up to attend the concert in the
tabernacle Tuesday evening. and judg-
ing by the preparations already made
the big edffCe will see the best dressed
audience il has ever held. 1t iS de-
plOred that the facilities for Showing
off good clothes are so limited but
perhaps in this case the cause viii be
great enough to justify the clothes
whether they are TO he seen or not
And speaking of clothes, what a dis
appointment in this line the first night
of grand opera was Every woman
seemed to have waited to see what
someone else was TO wear. and the
consequence was about the least dreSsN
audience ever seen at a first night Of {
good show. ShiTtwaists, of the every
day variety. too, seemed TO he prime
favorites. and only one or two were
seen TO wear anything in keeping will
the production or even with their Owl
station.
\ great many of the girls at the Op
era Wednesday night thought that th'
stall on the east side had q rather lone
r. look but they did not appreciate
the loneliness as the men who occupied
il did
I1theI-What would YOU do if vol
should lose your husband and suddenl,
become a widow
Mabei-Oh. dear me. I'd pine. VIVA
would you dO2
Ethel think I'll spruce.
The late innovation at the Universit,
cub viii be appreciated by the mem
bers. The plan to have a chatting disl
or two handy is a good one and vii
be sure to win approval. When tn
good old summer time" makes !
practicable to sit on the roof gardel
after the play and enjoy the fun hos
per viii become a regular institution.
DOLL BARET.