The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
GIRL IN Wt1lTFIHOUSEE

plcto vocabulary in reserve, aud / an
! Willing TO take the fact on trust, fol
sho loves most of the things of college
life. Her brother Bob Taft is N senior
at Yale. and not ono of ali the ihon
sands who witnessed the Yale Harvard
football game on Thanksgiving day
cheercd the sons Of Old Eli on 10 vie
tory with greater abandon than this
Bryn Mawr daughter OF a Yale prcsi
dent
Christmas Dance at White House.
Because Miss Helen has forcgone the
pleasure of formal presentation to
society this season Is no reason why
her Christmas holidays should lack gay,
city Tho president and Mrs. Taft will
give Il Christmas dance at the White
house the evening OF December 90 ia
about II hundred guests. who Will include
Miss Helen S companions and Robert
Taft : friends from Yale, Instead or
formalitv in the blue room. where of
fetal receptions are held, the Christmas
dance will be gwen in the great east
room, which is the ideal setting for
n ball. Tho great apartment is rcdol-
ent with memories; il has served IN
turn ms II ballroom, Il cathedral and Il
mauSulcum. Hero Nellie Grant WAS
married and here " Princess ALICE was
welded 10 the man of her choice, and
here the m3riyrcd president, Mckinley,
lay in his last calm reposc But only
gayety and happiness Will reign here
Oh December 20, with the usual accom-
panimcnts OF music and mIstlctoc and
the magic wine Of youth The young
people of the Taft family Will surely
have the good wishes of all the land.
for their first happy Christmas in the
executive mansion. AS for Miss Helen
Taft, . Here s 10 her, the college girl
IN the White house, God bless her. -
Orange Blossoms i'll Sight.
When the first spring blossoms ap.
pear in Washington Mrs. Taft Will lose
an important member of her household,
her private secretary. Miss Alice
Blcck, who will leave her present po-
sitlon OF prestige in the White house
10 become the bride of Lieutenant
Richard Wainwright, .lr,. /. :. ~, son
OF Rear Admiral Wainwright of this
city. Miss Blcck is Il delightful young
woman. with many accomplishments, Il
magnolia complexion and merry brown
eyes. She is the only. daughter OF the
late Paul Block of the consular scrv-
ice, and received most of her educa
ton abroad. Through her mother she
IS d connection of the Bulloch family
)f Georgia and cousin of CN-Prcs!-
lcnt Roosevelt. The naval man whose
De5SuasionS have prevailed in ihc mat
or of an carly date for tho wedding.
las seen service in al parts of the
world, having eight years of sea duty
% has credit. He is now stationed nj
he Washington Navy yard.
Fabled Ring Goes to Dulancy.
If marriage could deprive Mrs. Taft
IF the services of her physician, she
night be doubly bercft before ;hc year
; ont, for the mystic ring of the en-
,Dcer corps of the United States army.
which spells matrimnnN for it's pos
eSSor. has Just passed into the keep
ne Of DR.. Matthew Dulancy. L. s. A.,
Icart whole bachelor and physician 10
irS. William II. Taft The first De
cmbcr bride in Washington this sea.
on, Miss Louise Chase. daughter of the
ate Colonel Constantine Chase. L. :
N.. who was married last week 10 Lien.
rnant Robert Il. RalSjon, cut the beau.
iful bride s cake with her husband :
word, in truc army fashion. and the
ablcd ring within fell to the man of
he medical corps. Dr. Dulancv. who
must find a mate within the year or dc.
lsrc the magic Of tho ring forfeit
Trough thc change of ownership. The I
ittlc gold cIrclct is regarded rs the |
PARTICULAR property of the engineer
orns and was first used at the mar
lage of Miss Edith Root, daughter Of
he Hon. Elihu Root. the secretary of
tate. 10 Lieutenant L. 5. Grant. L. :. |