Semi-weekly herald., 1915-01-25


Propriety's price.
Quietly questioned,
Rampantly rallied;
Sinuous serpentine,
Twinkingly trailed.
Undue undulations
Virtuously veidel.
Willowy wavering
Xpertly expressed;
Young yielding youthfulness,
Zigzagging zest.
Carolyn Wells in Life.
Secret Service Man Weds
Colorado Girl.
Thomas J. Callaghan, secret
service operative in charge OF
treasury department Investigations,
has become benedict Mr.. Callaghan
and Miss Angie Hayden of Durango,
Colo, were married Tuesday at st.
Mary's cathedral by the Rev. ]. ].
McNally.
The marriage is the elimination of
romance that begin in 1907 when
Callaghan was engaged in the secret
service work near Durango. At that
time his life was sought by supposed
gunmen, and he escaped on horse
loaned him by Miss Hayden. This oc-
cured at the same time that Joseph
Walker, chief of the Western secret
service division, under whom Gala
CHAN was working was killed.
After Miss Hayden had been the
means of saving his life, they became
fast friends. Three days ago she
came to Salt Lake from Durango.
After the wedding Tuesday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Callaghan enjoyed supper with
friends at the Hotel Utah, says the
Salt Lake Tribune.
Angie Hayden is one of the dearest
girls that any city ever had the hon
or to claim. She is beautiful, charm
ing and popular with everybody. Mr..
Callaghan is young man Of ability
who has made rapid strides in his
chosen profession and one for whom
brilliant future is predicted. Their
hosts of frineds trust the fates have
only good things in store for them.
st. Valentine Bazaar.
Arrangements are being made for
the st. Valentine bazaar to be given
- Dul Moo Ih,lI fror, Eohr,,or,, "a
to 90 under the auspices of the Red
Men and Pocahontas. Although no
definite announcements have been
made, it is generally understood it
will be extra nice and off the beaten
track. The members are hard at work
and look mysterious when approached
which is in itself enough to promote
interesting surmises. Inklings from
the inside do not discourage expecta-
tions.
Celebrates Birthday.
Miss Charlotte Hanno, who is
student in the state teachers college
wrote that she would celebrate her
birthday anniversary today by journ-
eying to Golden to spend the week end
with her brother Oscar, who is TAX
ing course in the school of mines.
Welcome Home.
The little ladies who are members
of Mrs. R. S. Fairchild's Sunday
school class, extended to her a well
come home early in the week by
iadening themselves with eats and 60
ing in body % pass an evening with
her.
The Latest Version.
Now comes Durango maiden who
calls it the hopeless" box.
According TO Dame Rumor.
A Durango teacher will wed a
Washington minister early in Feb
ruary.
Another teacher may tender her
resignation before the end of the year
TO take cottage course.
There is a romance attached to n
popular young mans trip east.
The Progressive Dinner.
The affair given last Sunday by
the Mesdames Frary and Dean and
the Misses Jackson, Anderson, Kel-
lcnberger and Thompson, which was
shrouded in mystery, proved to be
progressive dinner. The company as
sembled at Miss Jackson's home at
III the afternoon. The first course
was served at Miss Kellenberger's the
second at Mrs. Frary's the third at
Miss Thompson's and the last at the
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