The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-02-09

There seems TO be a weak spot in the
up-brmsing OF the youngsters of the
alleged first families Of the city The
actions OF a bunch Of boys at a recent
entertainment for the extremely young
lolk is being commented on in all
classes today. The matter of excluding
the rude and ill-mannered boys is not
so easy as it would seem at first. for
their parents are the close friends of
too many in good society. There must
be something wrong when boys, big or
little, viii so far forget themselves as
10 purloin food and carry il i'm their
pockets during party, or still worse
sneak cheap cigarettes into a home
where even the father of the family
never uses tobacco, and hide themselves
In a room to enjoy the fumes. The pO-
lite hostess has already suffered too
much from them to be expected TO toll
crate such actions OF run the risk of
them again.
The house to be seen tomorrow even
ing at the theatre when the annual the
atrical entertainment for the benefit of
the Free Kindergarten viii be given,
bids fair to be as fine in every sense
as has been gathered in the old play
house for years. The regular box hold
ers and seat holders have all given up
sfeN=
for charity The prOscenium boxes are
to be occupied by parties given by Mr..
and Mrs. Z. :. Ferry and Governor and
Mrs. J. q. Cutler. The four large stalls
viii have parties, Lester Freed enter
tanning party of friends i'm one, eX-
Mayor Ezra Thompson having q party
in another, the Odell family third,
While Mrs. Waldemar Van Colt viii
ChaperOn a party of young girls in the
other. Numerous parties have already
been made up for the body of the house.
The modest little announcement ap-
pearing in Geographic news during the
week of the engagement OF Miss Grace
Chaplin to William b. Rogers of Salt
Lake made only a mild stir locally, but
create quite stir in New York. Miss
Chaplin is considered one of the real
beauties of the Gotham smart set, al
though only a debutante of last season.
She was spoken of as one of the hand
soonest girls at the recent wedding OF
Gladys Vanderbilt. Miss Chaplin, in
company with Miss Rogers and Miss
Marion Fish, daughter Of Mrs. Stuyves-
SAINT Fish, spent the autumn i'm the west,
making one of a party chaperoned by
Miss Rogers in the Big Horn country
hunting for big game
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that the motor parties who left here in
such high feather, telling OF the fine
times they were to enjoy down there,
are not having the time of their lives"
in the best sense possible. The roads
are said 10 be no better at this season
than they might be, and a party making
trip from Los Angeles by way of Xiv
erside to Coronado Beach were prac-
tically mired in spots and have had, in
addition to other feats, to ford a river
up to the hubs. OF course, enthusiastic
motorists such as they are enjoyed 1t
all but il was not AnOOth sailing.
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For the first time in many weeks, one
can safely say that the week just be-
ginning viii be a busy one. There are
numerous attractions, and every day
will hold its own in interest for the var
5ous circles The theatre tomorrow
evening will be preceded by numbers
Of small dinners and followed by sew
eral theatre supper parties. The annual
breakfast of the Ladies' Literary club
near the week end, always large af-
fair, bids fair to be more of an event
than ever this year. These, with the
regular round of bridge, lUncheOns.
teas and the like will keep the wolf of
ennui from the door of polite society.
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The announcement that the officers
and ladies OF the garrison will give the
first formal hop next Friday evening is
an interesting one, and the event, the
first of the kind since the good old
summer time" is anticipated with
pleasure by the post people and their
friends. DOLL BAREI-