The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-23

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rec oATHERwAIGHT's collcc
dan Of orders and decorations
,rd medals was her chief Of
w fsuss in the eyes of those OF
!. ~, friends who thought her clever
.. g1itsl. ,.;,
IN IA vas clever, but some of them
a sas clever only to be unkind
w. Van Bibbcr had said that If
= T2iberwsight did not like dances
4; Ss,1 and teas, she had only to
a ssiDe TO them instead Of making
Levi remarks about those who
4 8 NAM people repeated this
a ,aure Van Bibber believed finally
n x Lad said something good, and
q snswbat pleased In consequence,
i \ Tas not much given to that sort
ing.
N Calhorwaight, while she was
"A lived solely for society, and, so
4, tsopIe ssid, not only lived but
z ltf Il She certainly did go about
nat deal, and she used to carry
husband away from his library
~ night Of every season and left
n tasding in the doorways Of draw
,lalab outwardly courteous and
9itnhhed looking, but inwardly
|H,ikDt aud unhappy. She was
J M and trained social leader, and
n la1thters coming out was to have
u the.geatest effort Of her life. She
1|Eisd II as an event in the dear
w. lifetime second only in import
~ 10 her birth, equally important
ID hl probable marriage, and of
- hure poignant interest than her
'iGt death. But the great effort
rrM TOO much for the mother, and
y died. fondly remembered by her
~ and ieuderly referred to by a
~ many people who could not even
N eard for her Thursdays. Her
Esad and her daughter were not
pa out. Of necessity, for moro than
iAi after her denth, and then felt
rsnnation to begin over again, but
~ ss'Y much together and showed
tsNlves only occasionally.
Iiiy entertained, though, q great
g ID the way Of dinners, and an
lllnilcn I to one Of these dinners soon
sses diploma for intellectual as
W ~ y socia! qualifications Of q very
W vas always sure of meeting
Is one OF consideration there, which
y y gsasant in itself, and also rend-
= ~ . cay 70 let one g friends know
! 'sn Y que had been dining. 1t sounded
4. = 70 boast abruptly, 81 dined at
uneIwalghts' last night; while
sHd only natural to remark,
~, ~ reminds NE of a story that
ssuH, ~ what 9 his name9 told at Mr..
n, i,,,SsNgat 81 or "That English
sh9.s been in Africa, was at the
n @salents the other night, and
t,,'s s''s' o.. one Of these dinners people
=, H. ssEed to be allowed to look
N, ass ", Catherwaight IS collection. of
,r,,,.s.;m s;mosl everybody had heard. It
= hi,sa ss OF over hundred medals
\ m, la,eorasions which Miss Gather.
+, =, s,Is ssa purchased while on the
1 N ~ss sae made with her father
A. StH OF the world. Each of
~ ~ rrs,!e oeen given as q reward for
1 W. vapae service, as a recognition
h pro,aIu ,nIue OF the highest order
ih X, iasi va bravery, for statesman.
VI La sat t genius in the arts; and
h MI gsen ,pawned by the recipient
ks,,s ki V.a1i1ight- ~ Miss Catherwaicht
tAss,,sO \ t taem as her collection Of
'des.lv h!1 nonors, S, and called them
4 ia ,i, heI Orders of tho KNIGHTS
lt;tsg,,s l almighty Dollar, PLEDGES to
Won n and the pawnshops' and
~ d iss,ip iss particular fad to get as
n % Lna,e snese }, together as she could
b ,sditv E " tne story Of each. The
tiy ,Is Ole e tho story, the more
WI thjsl tsiued = the medal. People
Y yon". "x II was not a pretty hobby
" raiGuss nrl, but they could not
va SitS ss y tho stories and at the
d iis.s s..u !, Which she told them.
us'.s q IL. she would say, care
4 Il Il. i, Inc Legion Of Honor: thew
Va hon" u"sst @ degree, that of chew.
~ h,r ,'Ip them in this cigar boy to
aapt I SnIs SIsPiy | got them and how
y asn So. Go.d them. / think Won can
~ eat Su,a IN New York for SO:
isaand f,,sofe @ofe than that-about a
~ u r,sncs-ln ,s, Paris. At second
~ an j,se. jmns;es. The French govern.
g ,an. i;gpnson \; you, you know, for
4 10 dn s"a wear one without the
S5stat "a, ~ out they have no pun.
q liam WI ~ those who choose 10 10 bart part
etss % sa' she would run on. "arc
Ala, Ut m medals. See, on This ops
~ a. s,. Dalaklava' and 'Seba
y, Well, Ia qalte @ a veteran, was he
:lflsar st,se. se sold this to a dealer or or
4 u s sowssa ssa get any number Of Of then un.
q tGssfy tsisS for, their weight t. in ,Asn ell
/, e.e, sS very hard to cei a Veto. v ",
ak o,'s S's'n I was in ~ England seS s'a1"; suS
q q lisr "a, . sue, succeeded in getting thi,
~! t lie : osI great deal of trouble. The
~ 4 il i .bs .lbn0ss so highly, You know ov
4 y A,e rh,., 5ue only other decorate m nn'M !,
sae IL "aish .sA holds the SS'oSn Order os tbt ~
ns; Il - iae Jewel Room 'f at IT, th, sh,
sat sh,th the man who aets ehvs T. any h1,'
sas fSs' he sa1S'att snas1Sy'Srtheless for fiv, S
y .lsss rSsd r1Sosded and fired 'a' a cann", ~ "e
sssturss rssSttory had rnn ~ awaS Hne mg' M'
isnssi.stssl1t ss The enemy, but re re
sai i ,sO rom his own side side oy ara rein IN,
o m..s .ssS1,mand N, recommendss n,nei and him I'm
'0f decoration. He soil M