The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-21

A good story comes from neighbor-
t:;S state which might be used as press
agent dope if there were call for it
from-well. from other places than that
TO which it is ascribed- It seems that
a member of the order known as new
rich" was to be socially honored by
certain club which she had Joined once
in the olden days as a means of social
uplift. Large contributions of q pc
Cuniary nature had made her a valued
literary asset OF the club, and it had
now become desirable that apprecia-
ton of her real worth should be shown.
Among the very desirable things OBJ
tanned by the gifts aforesaid was life
membership in the club, and it was
decided that a certificate properly done
on sheepslSin would be a rather grace
full return. And it was so ordered.
committee was appointed to present the
handsome memorial. What was the
amazement of the committee to re-
eeive 1.-The thing back asking that they
might not be ashamed to show il. And
again it was so ordered.
x X
While the formal opening OF the
e. Country club is yet more than a week
away, the club presents a rather ami
mated appearance these bright days.
The new golf course for the women re-
giving all the hazards of the old course
minus some of the difficulties thereof.
Committees are at work planning Sc
Ties of events for prizes, and as soon as
the social committee gets around to the
matter the customary teas will be the
regulation order for Saturdays. A linn
tied service is already in force, which
assures relief from the hunger incident
to travelling the course, but the regular
service will be on Nav l.
X X x
The fair danseuse is being congrat-
ulated largely these days on the feats
she has performed with her exceeding
Iy agile toes. From being a trifie sur
prised over her special accomplishment
some months ago, the other women in
the set have come to be almost green
with envy over the fact that she can
capture all re men wiz re clever lit
tie way she have of dancing" Then
there is something in a pair of red
slippers, etc, anyway.
x x \
With the departure OF the Anderson
family Salt Lake loses one of the most
popular and deservedly popular Of the
younger girls, Miss Jessie Anderson,
who goes TO Sacramento to spend some
time with the HuntOons- 1t is likely
that the family viii no longer make
their home in Salt Lake, and surely
eaC0 UlSLnDef VIII DC greatly IllSSCA
x X X
Again at the very opening of the
spring season two of Salt Lakes hand |
some homes are closed and will prob
ably remain so over the summer. The
Amelia Palace will probably not be
opened once during the season, and the |
Kearns home is now closed while the |
family is at the much priced ranch |
near Santa Rosa.
X X x
And so the clever, good-looking man |
IS out like Diogenes with a candle look
ing for-weIl, not an honest man exact !
ly, but a suitable wife. Perhaps if his
hunt were made In the open he'd win,
but these still hunts sometimes tell in
the long run. Doubtless all the June
roses VIII not be withered before he
finds her.
The stunning beauty has discarded |
her career and will be one of the June /
brides. after all. Such devotion on the /
part of a human has seldom been wit /
messed as that shown toward her, and 4
it must be admitted she seems to like /
it.
There was a. informal formal open |
ing of the new card room and a very
formal installation of an additional bill |
lard room at the University club last /
evening. The men were having an /
inning no doubt in anticipation of the |
dance for Wednesday. and with a view 1
10 warming things up bit.
X X x
Another alliance which seemed to /
promise much in its fulfllment has 1
"petered out" as the saying goes in 7
mining circles. And now experts say the 1
proposition was sailed" and that /
both parties had reason TO be discon- /
tented.
X = x
Is the bachelor about TO become a I
thing of the past? This is not asked /
in a general way, as OF course there |
could be no danger of that. but in a 1
particular case it would seem to be a |
very pertinent question. The symp- /
toms of approaching benedict-is it inc /
or ion?-are quite pronounced, and his /
friends are gravely shaking their heads. |