The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-04

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a number Of friends Of the hostess ms.
Sstlng.
With the suggestion Of ,bc present
month comes. first Of all, the thought
of the holiday season, which is only
three weeks AWAY. The town viii bc
fairly riotuus with guycty from All
appearances. The Young people who VIII
bc home from school being enough in
themselves TO warm things ur Il bi;.
Already plans arc we'll starred for scy-
eral bi" holiday dances. amd there rs
some talk OF a diuucr dance wh;rh shall
be really elaborate affair. l he sec
ond assembly viii hc only Il few dayd
before Christmas. December 2l, Cote
ncl and Mrs. Holmes will give Il dance
bctwccu Christmas and Now cur. and
Mr.. and Mrs. II Vance Lane and their
daughter. Miss Liiliar who viii be
home :or the holidays. viii probably
inaugDratc ihc danciu4 affairs at the
Commercial club will such AN cV #
there. The exact date for The next hop
has not been set. but IL VIII DC either
on Christmas cNc or between the two
holidays--prc-um Christmas eve
and viii be an elaborate AFFAIR. pToba
bly, bal poGdrc
\ number Of visitors VIII be in town
for Inc holiday season, among them
Mrs. J3v larN in Harris. who has bccn
some Lime. Mrs. Harris will bc here
aith her Two little sons Bransiord and
suzanne. before the .Uth and viii be
with her sister. Mrs. Holmes, for The
time of her stay Miss Stella Fabian,
who will he ono of the brides Of the
midwinicr. viii he home from Bos
ton before the holiday time. Mr. and
Mrs I.uelwiiz of Spokane will probably
he home so spend the holidays with the
Mcmillan family. MIR. and Mrs. W.
T. Niscr will return from the coast
before timo for Christmas festivities,
and a number of those who have bccn
away, besides tho youngsters who al
ways hock home if possible, will return
to enjoy the good cheer and boIiday
times here.
In lisi Of Christmas burdens com
piled by that clever writer, Carolyn
Wells. IN Life she says, among other
fine things:
The burden of forced giving, IT'S a bore.
Aud yet il mus, hc done. as we'll you
know:
You check your Christmas list I'D o'or
and DER.
Appalled, TO ace how many gifts YOU
| You must give Grace q costly bibeIot,
! Because she gave you that lace fan
| last year.
| And only something choice viii do for
These arc the things that mar our
Christmas cheer.
Tho discussion was on the matter ol
spohbcry. The new and popular young
man. whose personality incidentally has
deserved all tho plcIsaut greetings he
has met with, remarked that he had
never seen place where the society
girls were less suobbish. 'Oh, ', re
| hos "a
suobbisb 10 "A Young man There arcn /
enough Of them To go round
It was n delightful reunion Of old
friends when Colonel Edwin +, Holmes
and Brigadier General William II. Bis.
bee met nj dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard 4. Keycs last week IN
honor of the general, their guest, for
the two friends found that in boybood
days thcy had been comrades III arms
| in The same old Michigan regiment. OF
course both tho men wero loo glad ia
learn this fact TO he much interested
in other events, and Tho exchange o,
"reminiscences wss the leading feature
of the affair.
The hat was ono of those bucket
like things suggestive when inverted
of an ACCOMMODATING milking stool. Tho
young man turned " oNc' dnu iopNSN
az ii carefully, and then he said slow
"; "Do you have 10 have these
things inspected nv the weights and
dry measure man9'
So many friends called Thursday az
ternoou on Mrs. William lugcrsoll an'
her charming young friend Miss Heller
Collier. that the apartments of tina
popular lady looked quite as if she wa
having a regulation tea instead of jus
day al home The presence Of
number Of men added much 10 the pleas
urc of the affair.
Three matrimonial events of import