The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-26

oyrirht. 1896. by Charles Scribner's
Sous)
wright. 1913. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate)
HE servants OF the Hotel Sails.
bury, which is so called be
cause it is situated on Broad,
h way and conducted on the
erican plan by man named Riggs,
agreed upon a date for their an.
4 ball and volunteer concert, and
announced that it would eclipse
~ other annual ball IN the history
the hotel As the Hotci salisbury
been only two years III existence
was not an idle boast. and 1T had
effect OF inducing many people TO
the tickets. which sold at a dol
apiece. and were good for lone
and lady, and entitled the
rer to a hat check without extra
4 The futter of preparation all ranks
> Temporarily levelled, and social
-iers taken down with the mutual
.ent of those separated by them; the
n clerk so far unbept as to per-
.1ly request the cclored hall boy,
1ber Eight, TO play a banjo solo at
concert. which was TO fill IN the
<es between the dances, and the
nbermaids timidly consulted with
lady telegraph operator and the
In charge of the telephone. as 10
|,her or rot they intended TO wear
I'd sc every employee on every floor
be hotel was working individually
The success of the ball. from the
neers in charge Of the electric light
u In the cellar, 10 the night watch
lou the ninth story, and the ele-
\ boys who belonged 10 no ioor in
|cular.
|es Celestine Terrell. who was Mrs.
ame West. IN private life. and
"a Grahame West, who played the
Fopposite to hers in the Gilbert
Sullivan opera that was then in
bird mouth of its New York run,
: -lamong the honored patrons OF the
n Salisbury. Miss Terrell, in her
81 inability 10 adjust the American
l}ec to English standards, and also
Jk Kindness of her heart. had given
cokenerous tips to all Of the hotel
'V1rs. and some Of the money bad
u31 into the gallery window Of the
Jsuway thealcr. where the hotel
rs had heard her sing and seen
,aioncc. and had failed 10 recognize
Ifoung husband in the lord chan
rs wig and black silk court dress.
y -1ev knew that she was cele-
IA Parsonage. and they urged the
~ d hotel 20 invite her TO the bail,
~ then persuade her TO take a part
. vrir volunteer concert.
pIN, the head waiter. or ''Pierrot.
scfahame West called him. because
= - shorter, as he explained, how
.bser the two young English people
- light at supper. and served them
- ply with his own hands.
N'iss Terrell" said Paul, nervously,
b Deg pardon. Madam, Mrs, Gra-
X 1Nest, I should say, would like
,sIbc an invitation TO you,
n ntPstine looked nj her husband in.
fs|9ly. and bowed her head for Paul
g., ftinne.
y. NE employees OF the Salisbury give
pnnal ball and concert on the 10th
Eoecembor and the committee
ID hlnqnired and requested Of me, on
~ ~ OF your kindness, 10 ask you
II q YOU be 50 polite as 10 sing a
be u sorg for AS AT the night OF our
!, bead waiter drew long breath
a - u straightened himself with sense
~ tIef at having done his part,
Nv ID Ier the Grahamo Vests did theirs
z n
ne j, rule. Miss Terrell did not sing
q ~ iQate, and had only broken this
nee. when the Inducements which
TO do so were forty pounds for
perforInance, and the fact that her
,ssdfd Princess Of Wales was TO he
Vhlptt. SO she besitated for an in
INF hy, you are very good she said
VIZ Eplly, VIII there be any other
there-any one not an en-
I'd l meant
~ misunderstood her and became
ain ant again.
\, r. NJ ] am afraid there Will be only
= IA rployees, Madam, he said.
- IN then, should be very glad IL
murmlued Celestine, swectiY
an never sing out Of the theater
ms mustn 7 mind if it is not good.
J ~ nead waiter played a violent tat
The back Of the chair in his de
~ md balanced and bowed.
I'LL 1--WE are very proud aud please'
~ f can induce Madam to make 3,
. txceptlons. he declared 9TH
dftee will be most happy. w,
rs y No carriage for Madam, and
a aac Tor Madam also, he adde'
= .otd q, as one who was not to b
nnsd "a the etiquette to which he plain
sp' - ed he was used.
sno ~ we comet cried Van Bibbel
sIp9 Hlously, as he and Travers sa
,rs wNg Grahamc make up in hi
ad v k,roon- s. should say we woul
: 6a And you must all take suppe
"a hrst, and we will get Lett
y = NJ Rain from the Gaiety compan
y = vVter to come, too, and make ther
lnS 4fs q turn"
ps. ~ we can dance on the floor oul
Sns can Z wep' asked Graham
ying %Vns they DO at home Christina
FRY lhe servants hall, when he
ef, dances in the same set wit
ier and the men waltz with til
over there, said Van Bibbe
naPe to be careful that you 4
presented to the cook first. {
Per, TO the floor committee an