The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-11


given during the coming week
aud number OF Valentine par
ties are arranged for the even
incs. Mrs. William II. Cunningham will
entertain n largo party Of The young
girls 40 bridge tea AZ her home on
Wednesday, an compliment 20 MISS
Vera Edwards, daughter OF Nr, and
Mrs. n. 9. Edwards. whose engage
meut 10 Morton X. Ohccsman has lust
been announced. Mrs. Russell C. Srhui'
,ier Mrs ". II. Dickson Pnd Mrs.
Charles T.. Carter will entertain at
ten az the Schuidcr home tho same
afternoon. Mrs. =. G Wrightsou OF
Fort Douglas VIII entertain tnc ladies
~ the garrison =, a bridge tch 20 meet
Madame NriEhtsou vu Thurs lH" ait
tcrnoon. Mrs. George =. Holman has
issued cards Tor ten ~ bcr Eomc on
FRIDAY afternoon. and Mrs David Tav.
lpT VIII entertain At tea tho same
day. Mrs. JaUrs L. 'ranFou has -
suod cards for tea ia be given 10 her
aome on Monday, February ~.
The most Important event ia SO
cietv way which Salt Lake has ever
seen viii be The Bachelors ball ncN,
Friday evening" at thc Hotel ttah. The
affair has been arranged under the
personal supervision OF the most prom
incnt and popular Young aud near
voUng bachelors the city boasts, and n
viii reflcct credit on their able man-
agement. The invitations read ten
thirty 80 four and this fart alone,
musicians VIII NOT fold their lnstyu-
ments at midnight r"ady to depart
viii mean much IN the WAY OF Cnlor-
meut Meantime the little phrase has
given rise 20 much discussion which Is
E..eraliy from both sides. One FAIR
lady telephoncd before accepting and
gently inquired ''Whaj mn 7 10 do till
1G:30t' Still another said: "Wcil. Ia
like 10 accept. but | don :, think | can
stay till ! clock in the morning
he was ike ihc tiny tots who think
!hev must stay til ''thc party is out.
Tho Young bachelors who have de-
clarod themselves rs hosts on the oc-
cgsiou are l.. B. SHancr. George
Knox, De Witt Knox. 4. Il. Thomas,
J.. 4. Jeffs. n. p Rogers. u. r. KIM
bail, j. s. Critchlow. Fred Smith. Athol
1iawlns. IT, y. Lamb. 81 MrCor
nick. ". G.. Mccormick, L. L. Williams,
.lr,, C. X. Hall. L. II. Parker. ". C.I
Thompson, NJ h. Grocsbeek NJ. G.
Doll. G. G, Bambcrger. \. l.. frank,
Ellis Freed. Julian Bambcrger, W. II !
Mclntyre, .Ir.
There are more WAYS than one of
getting the best Of had situation. J
There S n clever little buuch Of femi |
ninity In a village not far remote from
here and she certainly knows how 20
accomplish that feat in q satisfactory |
way. There was = Salt Lake man,
neither Young nor Il bachelor who he !
took himself 80 tho village near at
hand some httle time ago, and dur |
ing his solourn he asked the maiden !
TO have ride in his big, new touring |
car. She .tnok ii for granted that he |
had a party. OF course, and SO made |
ready. When hc arrived IL was with |
a passenger car reserved for her |
alone. This was not to her taste at
all. and she promptly told him so. But, |
gs he begged, she climbed into the
machine. her gray matter getting into |
IS usual lines in the meantime, When |
they had gone a block or so she asked |
him very kindly TO stop at a friend S |
home ''iust for a moment = When |
she emerged few minutes later she
was accompanied by the FREUD and |
her three children, hurricdly made |
ready for q ride. and she sweetly as.
sured the salt Lake man that she |
knew he would enjoy so much more
riding with q car full that she had |
asked Mrs. Blank to go along With ali
the lL'tle ones. When he goes out now
To hold a Irritation with a young girl, |
ne takes his wife,
Ono of the affairs Of the week |
which will psr.take largely of the So /
cial side even though il he literary |
affair, Is the annual breakfast OF the /
Ladies' Literary club, which this wear
is 10 be a real breakfast. Heretofore !
the ladies have had 70 content them |
selves with calling their annual social |
function n breakfast and having it |
served any time from L till = clock |
Heretofore. also, they have had 10
a. h@ V.l.H
where and when 10 entertain their
guests. This year all will be ditrer. !
cnt. The affair is set for l0:3O in
the morning, and with the splendid |
service Of tho Hotel Utah to back the
affair. the. committee in charge has
reason to feel that as a social affair
the breakfast will be the best ever.
San Francisco is not the only town
IN the west tina. could run an inter
cstlng account OF the funny savings OF
ITS school teachers, more especially It's
men school teachers who are selected
rs principals. Not SO long ago. In ?
city situated little 10 the north of
the central part OF a sovereign state
and on the east side of certain bodv
OF salt water. young man was ap-
pointcd principal OF ono of the city
schools. Associated with him as a
teacher was Young college girl OF
spiendld attalnmcnts. In tho course
of conversation within the fir>t few
days oe the school ..he man said: ".By
tho way. where did YOU study! Are
you from the L. OF U.;if
"Oh,. no, WAS the reply: Il IN
from Wellesley -
After moment 5 delibcration. the
learned principal said:
,Say. what part of the state is
Wellesley inl''