The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-26

see by a dispatch that hats in Paris
have reached their very highest prices.
Can il be that Salt Lake is so much
more progressive than Paris? The hats
here have never yet reached a limit,
but, year by year. climb a little higher
ON the scale. Time was when $50 was
a goodly price to pay for a salt Lake
matron's hat, butanow one mentions
such small sum with the most insig
nificant air, or else whispers it beneath
the breath so that none shall know
how small sum she names.
And so there are to be special hats
for art exhibitions, when one would
suppose a picture hat covered all these
needs; hats for the musicales. when ii
would seem that "a perfect symphony
of hat" would fiji the requirements;
and so the list goes on. OF course, TO
be good form, one may have to have
those things, but some few of US
blessed with forms of our own. Will
manage to worry along with two or
three hats, and not feel the stress OF
mental suffering at all.
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The week starts off rather briskly
with the big charity card party TO sbe
given tomorrow afternoon at the La
dies Literary club. The object is still
the furnishing of the nurses home of
the Leonard Memorial, which the la
dies of the Hospital Aid society and
their friends have undertaken. Prep
arations have been completed on q
large scale, and the affair promises 10
eclipse any former event OF the kind.
Mrs. w. p. Kiser. Mrs. w. g. Jennings
and Mrs. \. s. Bower will receive the
guests; Miss Lena Hague will have
charge of the prizes, Mrs. J. z. Cali
CHER and Mrs. c. r. Pearsali will have
Mcmahon and Mrs. F. L. Oswald have
taken the matter of providing chairs
and tables While assisting them and
serving viii be Mrs. Russell Tracy, Mrs.
w. V. Rice, Mrs. w. II. Child, Mrs.
Union WOrthingtOn. Mrs. r. f. Nc
COnaughy, Mrs. Warren Benjamin,
Mrs. ]. A. Reeves and Mrs. j. ].
Broushall.
The social committee of the Country
club for the summer will consist of
Mrs. Don Carlos Roberts, as chairman.
with Mrs. Union Worthington. Mrs. ].
r. Walker, Miss Katherine Williams
and Miss Marge Miller. The schedules
for the opening month of May will
probably be out tomorrow. and Will
show the carefully arranged plans for
= season of pleasure for the members.
The club is just now at its best, and
the tHlIuSldSllC lleinDtIS nave not
waited for the formal opening to enjoy
the delights of the place Although
yesterday was a chilly day, there were
many small parties for the afternoon
and a few dinners in the evening.
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A number of the young people. |
wearying of bridge and its never ceas-
ing hostilities, have formed a peace
organization and viii study United
States history. The organization is
we'll under way with about a dozen en-
thusiasts, and this dozen met last
evening for the fourth period of study
at the Leary home. The members so
far are LOrene and William Leary, DR.. /
W. @. r. Terrell and Miss Terrell. Mrs. !
Leslie L. Savage, Miss Leila Stingley, |
Miss Mildred Mcmillan, Miss Bess Nc
MILAN, Joseph ]. Campbell and Mr. |
Baker and Mr.. Stockwell.
The first of May this year viii be a
real fitting day, as a number of the
handsome new homes will be finished
by about that date and opened for the
summer hospitality. Mr.. and Mrs. Karl |
A. Scheid expect to get into their new
home on Brigham street by that time, !
and this handsome residence promises
TO be a center of hospitality for the |
friends of the bride and groom, who !
are many. Dr. and Mrs. E. D. Wood |