The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-25

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.,.rds beneath the mistletoe.
~ SsstIne moments come and so.
~ .s she watches furtivel$
Ans soorbeN rings merry lay.
ls listens while along the hall
sc sst anproaching footsteps fall;
] ns he pauses in the door
4 Eo .ne, resumes her place once more.
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=. Stands beneath the mistletoe'
r.. dav will be busy one in Salt
,.ss but the main activities VIII be
!, The home circles. A goodly number
1 = Inroer dinners arc arranged, but
~ are mostly family affairs. the
.s nnIs formal society kind being re-
i,svsd re for Monday. Most OF the char
| :. uork has been finished and the gifts
y, friends sent out, so that the home
Sn,sr and the trees for the little ones
iii fake up the main portion of the
sv At tie Amelia palace, at noon
,.S,v Colonel and Mrs. Holmes will
t,rs q huge Christmas tree for the
g,ris children, who are with them,
I'd ;or the members of their house
ssi and later in the day a large din
:, for> tho relatiVes-the Bransfords,
" Vayrises and all the members Of
~ Two families Ia town-will be
IA, M and Mrs. Charles Crane
III have all their household with them.
III Will celebrate the day, which is
u, Cranes birthday as well, with
sniIy dinner. Miss Colburn. at Row
brj hall. will entertain. with her
Ieisehold, the musical faculty of the
hI Mrs. c. G. Pummer. Miss Gratia
El,nder. ard Miss Osterberg and Mr..
mI Mrs. George T, SHELTON.
The watch parties this year will he
rare on the downtown order than in
40 lire of home affairs, once the fash
=. The Louvre will be the center of
,t,raeticn. the diagram for the even
siep's placing having been pretty well
|fIA no weeks ago. Among those who
vIl entertain at larger or smaller par
lts for The evening are Mr.. and Mrs
lnsk Knox. Robert W. Sloan. Mr.. and
N. Joy II. johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Err
rss Banlberger, Mr.. and Mrs. L. E
pnr, Mr.. and Mrs. David Z. Gray.
NJ. and Mrs. Harold Siegel. Mr.. and
Nc F. {. Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs.
ffsrles Gillette. DR.. and Mrs. G. B.
pcr.1, Captain \. j. McNab, Lieu
i.aans Ned Green and Lieutenant AL
Nsa Lee,
Next Friday night will be reserved,
.M Re neu at any rate, for the gaudy
llel affair to be given at the CONNER
raj cub. on the occasion of the ninth
snnnal gathering of that club. The
elobration this year will be as much
nore elegant than those which have
Preceded il as the new place Is ahead
cf the old. The party will include some
s!,y OF the cbivalry, and, IL might be
sidei, the masculine magnlticence OF
he city aud state.
Salt Lake will see the gayest, busiest
5sek in her history between the two
rsat holidays, Beginning with the
istivities attendant on today, which,
'by the way, last over till tomorrow In
ANY cases, there will be scarcely a
bill moment till long after 1911 is well
rzss,sd in, and IN his customary raj
s.nt. Colonel and Mrs. Edwin F.
Holmes wall begin the dancing events
nth reception and dance at the Anne
b palace Monday night, which prom.
rs TO be one Of the most delightful
eTg given in that hospitable place.
aaother dancing party planned entirely
io' the young girls who are home from
gAools and colleges will be given on
I1tsday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
nm 0. Howard at their home, the
assss Margaret Walker and Norinne
thompson being the especial guests of
t5aor. The men of the University club
are Issued invitations for dance at
'a club on Wednesday evening, and
Thursday night the long expected
aasouerade dance at the post Will be
gwen A dance for the younger boys
ra Nfls at the Siegel home on Friday
.lsot, and the usual round of watch
sl0les Saturday night will round out
~ - closing nights OF the year in rather
gMsnuous manner. Besides nll these,
.ssie are any. number of afternoon and
IN morning affairs for the boys and
IN who Will be unable in the brief
ane tney are home from school to get
...ugn OF the giddy whirl. Lieuten-
=, ana Mrs. Gustave A. Wieser will
,aef!aln at bridge on Tuesday even
NNs i1f the Potters, Lieutenant and
M J. Duncan Elliott will entertain
olnner preceding the hop. and in
l.,IHelsole dinners Of a more or less
@lsle KIND will fill in the early
"ealhg before all the dances.
k-suse pood old custom Of keeping open
lI;'' M ga New Years is being revived
"a year. and on Monday afternoon
IN s.en,hg, January 2, there will be
,rp lumber lumber of homes where friends
n. ,.celving. Already there are plans
Irrsi siiseral get-together affairs, some
Nh IlI' =, ana seine informal. when friends
s,saM. M welcomed to exchange good
ys iof The coming wear. Mr.. and
|H. Cat L. Gaine aud their son, William
\ ), bns,n, nave issued cards for their
1iIl;.ns o. On that day. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Give ~ u. Cunningham will also re.
'ueii friends at that time.
n1see eyver way in which one Of the
lin eirls worked her dad for the
no. ise nome is quite unique, and is mak.
b. u,sI Sou story TO those who love tell
IS befoan, lnnfs. II seems that day or
|nsrnau;ee MS leaving for home she ac-
te:pra -! MIN to the ticket office TO
Afts, uis own TRANSPORTATION home.
/ n,u,s,nae ne mad bought it and tucked il
i,s,s away. hc said: HApd now.
N v, VOW wnat =, would you like best of all