The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-27

connections, Salt Lake might be gloat-
Ing over the spectacle of a bunch of
real society folk resting in the guard
house on, the hill. The delightful though
brief story of the escape and the es-
capade is somewhat on this order: Aft
er night Tor at least small portion
OF one) spent in merriment. the folk
In question essayed to pass through
the reservation. Now. there seems TO
be an unwritten law to the effect that
IL must be either in the evening or the
morning that vehicles propelled by mo-
tor power shall pass through this
place, and the time being neither, there
was some effort made TO stop the way.
When q lone man says Halt, with
gun pointed right, of course the correct
thing TO do is to halt. and so they did.
But when a very presentabie officer
comes into view with a squad or pla-
toon or whatever it's called. it has a
tendency to cool the heels rather sud-
denly. Here's where the lady's looks,
coupled with a speaking acquaintance,
helped some. The squad was allowed
to remain at attention, greetings were
exchanged and the courtesies usual to
the time of day (Which is not stated
were exchanged and the motor went
merrily on its way.
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One of the most charming of Salt
Lakes matrons is the Dossessor of a
husband. of whom she is justly proud
Ga coGnbination too seldom found, and
yet even she has trouble in getting him
to don an evening suit and do the al
legged social act. Recently some slight
indisposition detained her at home, and
yet, acceptances having been sent, it
was imperative that at least one of the
family should make a showing.
Now, dear. 1 know how you hate to
CO." she said, but you'll only have to
be polite for twenty minutes or so and
then you can come home. I'll wait up
for you
He went, and she waited But being
a wise woman, she later changed her
plans and went to bed, and at o'clock
he came home, having spent the even
ing dancing and enjoying himself. She's
wondering how to manage it the next
time.
At this season when real workers
come back refreshened and invigorated
for the winters life. when the noun
tain and the seaside have brought a
measure of health and good cheer to
even those who must spend the days
and sometimes the nights in toll, what
a pity IL seems that there is no rest
for the fair ones of earth who toll not,
neither do they spin. Instead of bring
ing vigor from the outdoor life of the
ness, and in too many cases vexation
OF spirit There are at least a dozen
OF the inveterate card players who are
contemplating a rest cure. and nothing
short of isolation seems possible to take
away the terrible strain under which
they are living.
And, speaking of rest cures there are
many in the cities all around us who
are planning their strenuous social life
so as 10 get six weeks to lie in bed
and drink milk. This is said to be the
very best thing in rest cures, and who
would have 4 rest cure unless il was
the very newest thing? Masseurs, Chi
ropodists, manicures and beauty spe-
cialists are of course admitted, but all
others are barred. and the delightful
period is passed without a tremor in
the way of nerves unless the tremor is
brought on by beauty vibrator
-
Salt Lake and her sister city on the
north have a new interurban conncc-
tion-a real bridge club joining them
The telephone forms a means of set
ting the time. and the place is midway
between the two, at Lagoon. Here the
club cOngregates at least once a week,
and these glorious autumn days enjoys
the beauty of the place all unmolested
Half a dozen members from Ogden, as
many more from Salt Lake, a few
decks of cards. and such a lunch as
only bridge players appreciate, and you
have a very good interurban connec-
ton.
The throwing open of the Amelia
Palace art gallery will be a much ap-
preciated courtesy. as il is some Two
years since the public has had an OPP
portunity to view the beautiful works
Mrs. Holmes have added not a few TO
their rare collection, and their friends
in general. as well as the public, will
be gratifed TO have an opportunity to
see them. The gallery will be open
daily Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
and the following Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday. from 10 till 4.
The October play for the Gemmell
cup In the women's golf handicap
tournament will begin the very first
part of the week, or so soon as the en-
tries shall be completed. Already six
are entered, but they are those only
who have been defeated in the past two
months. The three winners so far are
Mrs. Jack Taylor. Miss Marge Miller
and Mrs. Leslie L. Savage 1t is ex-
pected that the play will be down 10
the semi-finals before the end OF The
week.
The exact date for the Charity ball
has not yet been set. but already ev-
eryone is looking forward to this an
nual event with pleasurable anticipa-
tons. The fact that a place suitable
for holding such an affair with at Last
a degree OF comfort has been found
will add greatly to the interest in the
event.
Mrs. Moylan c. Fox of San Francis
co, but formerly of this city. is being
warmly welcomed by innumerable old
friends here. Mrs. Fox has entertained
many of her friends here at the Fox
ranch in Idaho, one of the spots famed
for its hospitality.
The week just passed has been par
ticulariy brisk one, with numerous de-
lightful affairs. None eclipsed in point
Of real enjoyment. however. the &C.
lightful dance Of Monday night, which
seemed to start the week off with a
round OF real enjoyment
DOLL BARET.