The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-12

Last Sunday was dry one in Ogden
CANYON, and everything was literally
..bottIed I'D" In an effort TO insure a
thorough drouth for Sunday. party
OF young men spent Saturday night
irving 10 consume the liquid stuff that
was on hand, and at least one OF them
acquired 'head." With that thirst
which is not to be slaked, he arose sun
day morning and made his way 10 the
sideboard, calling for bottle of miner
al water
Sorry. boss" was the solemn answer
Of the country boy who held down the
place, but we can't sell no mineral
water. cause it's Il dry Sunday"
This was not the only sample OF The
thought that all liquids look alike 10
the hired help Two young ladies. after
q tramp i'm the sun of about an hour.
approached a hosiery and called for q
glass OF lemonade This time BLACK
head was shaken sadly in their direc-
ton. with the words:
"Ts ve'y sorry. Miss, but we caynt
make no lemonade dis yere day, cause
II am a dry sunday
Finally they coaXed him to interview
the cook and he came back with the
concession.
"Yassem. you alls can have lemon
ade but you caynt have no branded
cherry in it,
:; = :.
Women who come from Chicago.
where the directoire gown seems to
have taken it's firInest hold on this
continent. say that the women of Chi
cago-thOse who have not adopted the
style-have never yet had an opportu-
nifty 10 view the gown in action as it
were. owing TO the Importantly of the
other sex. IL is true there are waxen
models which the women are allowed to
see arrayed i'm all the splendor of the di-
rectoire. but the living models who gre
paid to parade the gowns for their es-
pecial benefits are so besieged by men
folks OF all grades of life that only
policemen can get near enough 10 see
whether or not they like the new style.
SO dense have the crowds become that
street car traffic has been blocked sev-
eral times 1T the hours set for the
show" b --.4.-
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No doubt Salt Lake VIII be quick to
adopt the special delivery fad in the
matter OF sending invitations, for surely
no city could have had more trouble
with Invitations In a general sense than
has this one. 1t has become so GUS
tomary for hostesses to receive no reply
10 their Invitations sent by mail that
the habit Of sending out cards. except
Tor very unusual affa1rS, is rapidly dy-
ing out Perhaps if the letter comes
by special delivery some relief may be
obtained. but il is doubtful If even Tn
Gle Sans example of promptness can
teach courtesy TO those who do not wish
TO learn.
The yearly exodus TO Brighton has
begun. and already many of the cot
tagers have taken their summer Lares
and Penates and gone 10 the mountain
resort. Fisher Harris and family have
opened their home and are settled for
the next two months. although Miss
Margaret Harris will do some travelling
back and forth. Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Howard went up yesterday and Mr..
and Mrs. John ID. Sp>,lcer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitney and the Gates family
will leave within a few days for the
popular resort.
The girl who lost s14 worth OF puffs
in recent case of speeding toward the
south of the city is somewhat ashamed
10 advertise for them. and as a conse-
quence' she has had 10 go into retire
ment till she gets new match" The
blow almost killed her. but her father
said she would only have TO change the
style OF her coiffeur, adjusting herself
10 new conditions.
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One'of the most attractive fashions In
hair dressing is that recently devel-
oped of wearing broad band of velvet
20 match the gown drawn smoothly
across the back of the neck just high