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Show i TRUTH 6 IN Reginald Ward of Boston and New York, well known in social and financial circles of Gate years Count: Ward, resident in England was im this city (New York) the first: of the week, and left yesterday for Utah and California on. a tour of inspection of the properties in which he is interested. An important point that he: THE SOCIAL REALM. Miss Gay, the most audacious ' flirt I ever kissed, is safely wed And, though by ardent swains begirt, Is good as gold so it is : said! LADIES I swear I cannot understand Her sudden change, nor why Miss Prim, That vestal, on the other hand, Now married, flirts with "so much large.-minin- 1 vim. Dont Fail to Get One of Our 1 Some say she was not all too cold To! thaw beneath a secret flame Or flames and now she dares be bold Behind her shield of spotless fame. Thus prudence wins, for poor Miss ' Gay Must hold herself in stern repression. Or is my pity thrown away, ' And has she also, learned discretion? The Scandal Monger in Town Topics. COUPON TICKETS m 1 Jl AT THE J Maybe it is because Salt Lake women are busier than are those of society elsewhere, "but it is certainly true that very few of them seem to get time to put their gloves on before they reach the street car, which is too frequently the mode of conveyance selected to take them to their destination, some function of societys. One of the clever matrons of the town was accompanying her other half to bn affair some time ago, and as is the custom of the country, was putting the finishing touches to I do her toilet on the public car. wish, (Antoinette, said the benedict, who is one of the fastidious men of the town, that you would get your gloves on before you leave the house. I would just as soon see a woman putting on her stockings on the street I dont doubt car as her gloves. STATE FAIR Which Reads as Follows: NO. h xtt Gives one chance to every LADY VISITOR at his GREAT FUR HEADQUARTERS, STATE FAIR, 1903. Drawing will take Place 8 p. m-- i October 7th. BANK Salt Lake City J. C. GLOSZ, Manager.- Branch: MILLINERY STORE, 116 S. Main St. ft - Jt lonely looking chap, I should think time would hang heavy enough on his hands till the last of Novempoor ' ber. JK J When a young man as prominent in society circles as the hero has been for the past six months can get out of town without any one knowing it and go all the way to Rochester to accompany a friend I mean two friends there (must be something wrong with the rubber in the society columns. How did he do it? Why was it not heralded forth the next day? What happened that it1 did not appear with the customary frequency in all the dailies and at the usual Sunday festival? These are a few of the questions agitating the minds of society in regard to a quiet little excursion of three leaving on the mornr ing following the Dickson-Schulde- event. ' So we had a real live nobleman to visit us. I was expecting the gentle- man as I saw the following interesting items about him in Town Topics: October. i easy-goin- g There was a flash of the wire-anthe good news was sent speeding to Sacramento. And it is doubly good news for the (young man who has been made captain and for the maiden. There is still a prospect of a change, too, praise be, for when a young couple have been obliged to submit to being entertained by people for whom they have no special love, and those people have showered upon them their ducats to the extent that some folks here in Zion did, the only course left is to seek new fields and fall to again. (Captain Falls is receiving congratulatory telegrams so rapidly that I hear he has had to secure the services of a special amanuensis to open them, though, ! The amiable matron, that, retorted the most men are of 'the same opinion. J with him as chatelaine. (The count has resided some years in Europe and has become Important in the financial world of London, having been instrumental in organizing successful corporations 'investing in American securities. He has large interests in eastern Europe, and has recently been appointed consul-generof Roumania, charged with the commercial and financial affairs of that somewhat unknown but very fertile and populous kingdom. Under the stable and wise government .of the present ruler, the rich resources of Roumania are being rapidly developed and impressing the rest of the world with their importance. Count Ward intends to return to England in al ft Main Stores: HOTEL KNUTSFORD BLDG. will visit is Bingham,. Utah, the center1 of what is already a large copper-minindistrict and; j promises in the: to future produce more copper than any other region in the world. . The: considerable per cent' of gold and silver (found in the ores makes mining and smelting cost practically nothing, so that, with the accessibility of these mines, copper is likely to he produced! there at less cost than elsewhere. Count Ward (resides on a handsome estate, Fulwell Park, Twickenham,, near London, where his sister, who married Captain Cyril Blackbume Tew of the British army, last year, lives; Mary Lou Anderson entertained nearly all the girls in town at a tea at the Country Club on Tuesday. Incidentally she bald her respects to the bride who is still in our midst and her sister, and at the same time she paid up her social debts in a Very gracious manner. The athletic and people were all provided for, and those girls who are still unsatisfied in a company of their own sex were given an opportunity (for a mild and insipid flirtation with a few of the men who straggled out later. non-athlet- STATE FAIR AND CONFERENCE VISITORS WELCOME come to Salt Lake we WHEN you store, and we will be invite you to visit glad to extend to you all the courtesies in our power. We have made great preparations for the most remarkable sale events that we have ever attempted. In every department for this week, there will be scores of money-savin- g opportunities for our visitors. You can save enough money by buying your Fall and Winter necessities here to pay the expenses of your trip many times over. 'Bti'Stneff Stationery The time has passed when progressive business men believe that common, ordinary paper and printing is good enough. The up'fo' date business man now uses the best stationery. At Held's you can get the finest for the same price as you pay for common elsewhere. Held is selling 1,000 Letter Heads, the best Bond paper, embossed, and die, for $6. Or 500 Letter Heads and 500 Envelopes for S6. . f Stationer . 54 Main J1. I JtJt announcement of the Jacobs-Whit- e engagement is out. The girls tell me they have known It for a long time, but if thats the case they have kept pretty quiet for girls. You remember I said those walks up Brigham street were fixing the young man. It was in the early days of the spring and all the gentleness thats customary was entering into not alone the feelings but the actions of the happy pair. The wedding is not to take place for (about a year I believe, and in the meantime the groom will be a long time before he gets even the approval of his friends or at least knows of (It. .Well, I . . Polly Pry has got onto the new combination and has the following in her last edition: "A Seely dinner, which is worrying the-- ' Town Tabbies of Salt Lake, and at which two gay and temporary widowers were the hosts, took place last Saturday. It was a stag affair most of the evening, but later several additions (from the Prince of Pilsen chorus helped to make the waning hours bearable. JC So Held, Irt the ic S Billy Dale has started the fall campaign by proxy of course, and although he was not (to be seen, the girls say; at either of the functions, |