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turned Wedqesday from California.
where they have beeu FOR about six
Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple.
the ceremony was performed uniting
Miss Ida Pingree ard Heber Scoweroft
n wedl0ck- They departed Thursday
fST California cn Il wedding tour and
VIII be at home after June Is TO their
many friends At 4e2 Twenty-seventh
Mrs. Belle Seas Of Chicago is visit
ing relatives in ogden.
AIvs T. Scovlile returned Thursday
, rom a three years mission in Ger
George Watson and son returned
Tuesday from the east.
- e
Hiss kenna of PocatelIo is visiting
with Mrs F. c. Naisbit.
Miss Ruth Evelyn MoeDch left We'd
neSday Tor Germany where she viii
p9Fsoe a course Of study.
Mrs. Joseph r. Burton and children.
after visiting Nr. and Mrs. william
Dflyeri returned to Salt Lake this
-H 1-1 0dAEdAA AcRudEfle and DTI-
DIS gave a delightful musical enter
this week, which reflected
great credit ON Mrs NcQuarrie and her.
band OF singers.
The Weber State academy gives a
oaIl FRIDAY evening text at Ch4sten-
The Relief society of the secenA
ward gave a dance Friday for the
dement, OF the stake mouse fund.
The hrst week in June VIII witness
the commencement exercises OF the
class OF 1901, Ogden high school and al
fedqy great preparations are being
made Tor the event. Wednesday even
ngi June y, at the high school occurs
the exercises Of the commercial class
and the next evening in the onera
mouse comes the academic pupils grad
uauon The programme of this follows.
Orchestra.
Chorus.
Invocation.
. Orchestra.
Address. class president. Mr.. Evans
Address 70 class, Dr.. John F. Engle.
Orchestra.
Ruth, a colloquy. members OF. class.
Orchestra.
Grafton. "OIive Green.
PreSentatiop Of diplomas.
5cnOOl song.
FLAddy, June :, occurs the high sohoo1
heid day at GlenWood park. where
mere W1u be athletic games. contests
danclng and the ike.
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PARK CITY.

-
Park City. May 18.-Last Sat,r5ay
aLternoon at the home of MIR. ana Ne
nm backus their daughfpr GJadve
celebrated her seventh birthday q
~ pisas@hI time Mas had with games
an r5Ireshments, etc. Those present
were mabel Kemp, Marie McPolin. Zet-
Ia Mcdonald. LATE Hixson. NTabel
Stag Nina Brown, James Harrison
LiIIan Jones, Telitha Jones. J,orette
JeHnIhgs Della Jennings. Maggie SEN
|Hiinnss' lorenzo kimball. Ada KimbaH.
lara himbsH, Harry Harrison. -Ros9
Niles and Tessie Niles.
81 81 q
A. kjos. brother OF the late DR.
hJos, was a visitor in the Park this
week from Bryant S. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim sullivan came
up from salt Lake Wednesday on a Vfs-
IT With friends.
Mrs. 6 F. Goist was a visitor to salt
Lake the first Of h week. She re-.
turned Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A. Radon returned
rom Salt Lake Tuesday. where fbsv
ndd been spending a few days visiting
o . .
MIS- Chris Soderup and family 70
turned Tuesday from a visit to Sa1t
After several days visit in Park
City. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burton re
turned Wednesday to their home in
Miss Dena Anderson returned to SAT-
Wednesday afternoon.
g q
Mrs Emma Donaldson. after a very
enjoyable visit with Mr.. and AIRS.
isaac Mckay, returned to Salt Lake
Wednesday afternoon.
AlsS Mary Shields left for Salt Lake
Wednesday afternoon. The young Iadv
VIII make her home in Salt Lake. bav-
mE decided TO train for the profession
Of nurse.
= Q .
Wednesday afternoon a very pleas
ant birthday party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. F. Richardson
ia honor Of the seventh birthday Of
Lhen daughter, Frances. Some thirty
little ones were present. and with
and games a jolly time was had
Ihe guests were Wallace and Gladys
hedges. Rosa and Tessie Niles. Lillian I
and Mildred Johnson. Della and Ina
s~arfacott Grace Richardson, Miriam
lie Page Radon, Frances and Row
shields, Etaie n Bernes Martin. En- =
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bit OF blue sky just ahead Of us. I'VE
been studying it,. and I've an idea.
DsiieYe .colors influence temper. That
nlUe, 1oF instance. makes me feel-spir-
ltQat, ana the red over there-dOesnft-
Whlle the gray makes me dun and spirit
less I've been wondering why Z Coufdn-r
Apply ~ TO my gowns. To Camille. for
instance, scarlet in the FIRST act: blue In
the second revealing a more spiritual
~rendency pink in the third symbolic of
huence.
me Iollow1ng week e. new set OF gowns
accordlngy ordered FOR Camille"
70 AEofk Tor her arr even when her body
rests
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OGDEN.

Orden, May 1S.-The wedding of
MISS selma kuhn to r. Wertheimer of
~ Bluff. Ark. is TO occur Wednes-
cay June y, at the nome OF TIE bride.
Q o .
The high schooi gave the final dance
OF the season at ChTistensens' Friday
evening, which was wen attended and
formed a hitting close to the delightful
enrfes of parties.
AIRS Emily CluH OF Arizona Is visit
ing Mrs. $. H HobsoH.
@ e. g
Dir. and MRS c.. L. Doychert and Mrs
Robinson of Helena. Mont. spent Il
rev days IN Ogden last week. the guests
Of Mrs Hoiliogsworth and Charles. h.
Holllassworth.
The Ladies Aid society met with.
Mrs Sarah Crossman Wednesday.
Mrs. Colonel r.. J. Barratt spent last
week with her daQghter. Ada Barratt
~4lcQuarrie.
Mrs John $ Houtz and daughter
Virginia. and Mrs. Julian 6. Houtz. re-
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N~ethersOIe's Gowns inspired by Cloud


Two wears ago. when Sir Thomas Lip
tons Erin was following the Columbia
and shamrock around the course of the
international yacht races, olga Neither
sole was a member of a party on board.
Abe CheVailer de Martina. marine
painter in ordinary to her late majesty.
the queen. leaned against the rail near
her steamer chair, enthusiastic over the
Of sky and clouds. as they hung
over Sandy Hook Miss Nethersole
turned TO him and said, thoughtfully, still
contemplating the distant horizon. do.
you know, Chevalier, that's a beautiful
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The winners at cards we're Miss Pauline
2ioore and PR. Bort pweives
Airs ManorsguI wife Of Judge Mar
81 Prove Wits the Judge
wid Ian Ms5sG3 3 n Rr's9 speHSeipg a
has been away from home FOR a long
was in NE Garden rity a .ew DAYS this
week visitins her mother
Mss Aryilla Clark was down from salt
Lake "wednesday evening.
y 7 p p, sat,e a and gTife Of Park city
% ID Sgtton-
10 CalNctnia for -oibIe ~ wei
pteasure fItp. Mr.-und Mrs. Fleiuer are
oeupying 4he craig residence in The
Joseph spockart father Of Phil speck-
cry and fFant Leuner, b0t5 OF Illinois
with 2r Royla0ce to take up a resi-
dence in Eureka.
Senator whitmore was m Provo sun
James Whitehead OF Knishtsvi,Ie was
preparations 10 remove bis family nee.
Attorney Pr. G.. Henford Of Eureka has
taken M pernianeHt resideace in Provo.
Mis- Jennie irvine ana her cousin. len
re Bate Of salt Lake are spending the
Miss Jessie Wall Of WaIlsburg is
ending the week in Provo with her
8 Spending a week with her Provo
AIr. and Mrs ~ 9 Htnekley Of Cedar
Eort spent a rev days this WeeE with
VS. 6eid st S9asgs ~ WedaesGay
ot lectures by discussing the question Of
Character I'm Its Various Aspects. TIA
meetings VIII be resumed again at the
beginning Of e season
O. @ .
L. At. HOlbr0ok and Gina Brimhal were
married in she salt Lake temple Wednes-
day Afternoon and a most elaborate re-
ceptiou was lendrred them in Provo dur
ifE the evenins. a s1mptuous spread was
people, immediate friends and relatives ~ !
Mr.. and Mrs. Holbrook- After supper
over Tue party FepaiEeQ TO me t1fSt I
W+rd social bau-. where Over 80 peopic (
iudulged IN dancing. singing and music.
lut neon wac also served at the Hol-
rfon.S nome as the dance went on. The /
dining room and dancing hall We're 4
decorate q artstically with eautifuI I
flowers ana busting. Numerous and
costly presents were brought Co the 4
young ceup4c. AIR. HOIProok. The i8ther. 4
save the son q home on the corner uI
Ninth and * strC-F. Mr.. and Mrs. Hos /
brook are very popular young people in
FrQFo. ne pefnE the son ~ Laf1setts /
itolbr0ok ara she beiuE the daughter Of /
Dr. Brtmhau. Mrs HOibrook graduated
rom the = y academy in 20. and Mr.. I
great m2HE years Mr. HoI5ropk recently
returned rom q mission in View Ze1laul.
.hiteF uAfNlnE "a tour around the world /
ne was jotued bv his afianced I'm LondOn
sether Air anc AIRS HolbrOok expect
10 make tneir hcr:es n Provo.
Miss Nelxe gave a very interesting eIo-
cItlonary recital in the opera house last
Z, Peace meeting was beld in College
Mt and Mrs. Wedgvood were in Provo
8 O 9
'ld friends for 8 few days.
Ars. Ida Dusenberry Is preparing the
'pera Erma. the FAIRY Child" which y
ier. k~lnderEarten class will present to
Mt ana Mrs James Hutchinson Of
ranusu Fork are Garden CITY Visitors
ouay. also W. d. Bird and family Of
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y. NJ o al

Y NJ c. A, corner Main and First
South streets, young mems meeting today
at 4 p. m. addressed by Rev. Samuel
BIajE. the new pastor of Tiff NJ. e
church. All men are cordially invited.
DR.. Paden's class for the study of the
international Sunday school lesson meets
every Saturday at 4 o.. m. and all teachers
n others interested are invited.
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian Societz- LVav
4~haeherz pastor. Services at Salt Lake
Sheatre sunday, May -, II a. M. shsrD
SuDJect OF sermon, The Old Faith and
the New Truth. Music: ou3Ttette
IioW Beautitul Upon the Mountains
N9glhhe& Unity quartette. Tenor solo
: ear NOT We, Oh Israel. Dudley Rucki
Ut Fred Butler. Quartette, seleefeS
Cnty quaFTette-
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Christian

central Christian Church-Corner of
5nLFd EdSt ana Fourth South streets.
heNr n Bagby, Uastor. SUNDAY school
AZ S;45 a. m; Y. F. S. e.. T.. zoo nm
PTSacnlng service at il d. m. and 8 D. m
roatnIs s1pJecL TRs Value of Unity F.:
mus, Inc combination 10 the Lock
q LIE me senior department of the
2glgay school viii mfeet at 1890 . m
remain for this class. s0 70
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Westminster PRESBYTERIAN Church-1SC
south Fourth West street, between First
and Second South streets. Rev. George
BAILEY, Lii B., pastor. II q. m. sermon
Dy the pastor Great Forces Of Today -
r. M preaching by the pastor. The
second Advent Of Christ 12:15 o.
N, sunday school; 1870 p. M. Endeavor
Presbyterian sunday school at 6S2 "a est
Etfsl North street. 3 p. m, Junior Chris
Lldn ~EGqeaVOr; 6.45 p, m, Y. =. S. {. T..
Weduesday evening at 7:45 o.. m, PRAYER
meeting All cordially invited to these
services and meetings.
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Special Annonnsemen+

Our cutter n filter. Mr.. Charles n
Berger, formerly of Fifth venue. New
YORK mas arrived and VIII give to tue
ladies of salt Lake CITY the 4afsst
ideas and creations in taiIor-made gar-
ments. HARRIS
304-5-5-7 Progress Building.
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ChrIstian seiance.

Church of Christ. Scientist, holds ser-
vices in its, church edidce at 336 East
Third south street as follows: Sunday
school at 10 a. m, church services at III
a M, subJect, Soul and BodE: each
WeQneSoa$ evening at O'Clock a meet
ing IS hekd TO hSten-tO the testimonies of
the healing OF sickness and sin. Fre6
reading room open daily from 10 a.. m. to-
. p. m, also in the evening on the ground
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80 Homeliegt - II $40 - -.

Lu5 A~oN1eI4ea. 1au n SAT- Lake CITY
as well as the handsomest. and 9TH
ers are invited to can on any druqrist
and get free a trial bottle Of Eennfs
Balsam for the Threat and Lungs a
remedy that is guaranteed to cure ana
relieve all Chronic and Acute Coughs
Asthma. Bronchitis and C0nsumptiOn
Price, 25c. and Soc. For sale by Godbe-
Pitts Drug company salt Lake CITY.
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Methodist

Scandinavian M. T.. Church=l5S south
Second East street Emil i. Mork. pastor.
Services in the Scandinavian language at
il a m: class meeting at the close of
morning ermOn Sunday school, 3 D.. m,
and gospel meeting with good song and
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music IN the English language at s p. m.
All are cordially invited 10 am fhese ser
vices. PRAYER meeting every Wednesdav
evening at s O'Clock.
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Spiritualist

The First church Of fha Tn5EDa,5o-+
t~reethpught Bible S~pirituaIist -s0cietv
VII mold their morning service al 81
5OuIh West Temple at III "a m Mrs
Fontyn, pastor. Evening service ar
M, at 4SS West First S0dth, Mrs. NTfInar
pastor. Seats free.
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German Lutheran-Swedish Lutheran
church., corner Second South and ourth
East Sunday school at ? p. m. Services
At 5 T.. m. You are invited to attend.
Rev GraebEer, pastor, residence 400
South Fourth East.
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East Side Baptist Church-Corner of
Third south and Seventh East. Rev.
n. Barnett. pastor. Preaching service at
Il a. M. seTmon by the pastor. SUNDAY
school at 12-l5c special rehearsal for chill
dren $ day. young peoples meeting at z
j. m; preaching ats q. m. by Rev. T.. q.
Clark, general missionary for Utah, Idaho
n Montana General prayer meeting of
the church on "Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock subject OF the meeting viii be-:
The Holy Spirit Given. Warm Springs
and Liberty Park cars run by the church.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

F1rsJ Congregational Church-Corner OF
First South and Fourth East. Rev. CIars
ence IT. Brown. pastor. Public worship at
II a m. Sermon by the pastor. subject.
wiser Than Solomon. Anthem
CnrfSJ Is Looking at Nv sad Heart
COElS). SOLO, Il WIN Give You Resi- ar
ranged from Pinsuti Danks) All seafs
are tree and the public cordially fnvired.
sunday school at l2:30 p M. junior en-
oedNeI at $40 p m, young peOpless
HL9eung az $50 p M; prayer meeting
Wednesday evening.
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Our Savior's Lutheran Church-Fourth
East between Fourth and Fifth South.
A . ID Overn pastor. Sunday services
at II a. m in Norwegian, Sunday services
az 80 2. m. IN English; Sunday school at
L.5O. You are invited TO attend.
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Phiiiips Congregational Church-Fffth
oolIn ana seventh East Streets. Rev. p
a pastor. Services this dav al
II a m. our Possessions evening AZ
O. Contrast in Character: SUNDAY
SclooL ~ lz:l9; Christian EndeaVOr at
50 AkeTy cordial invitation is extended
the public % attend these serEices
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Truth Center wiz hold services at N a
M, at Madame Helen Thiessen's parlors
- CONSTITUTION building EYerybody well
come rope Life as Its own Re
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First Presbyterian Church.-Corner OF
Second East and Second South streets.
Rev. W N. Paden. d. b, pastor: Rev.
Henry w. Bloch, assistant Morning SER
wee at u O'Clock; Sunday school at l2:4O:
junior E~ndeavQr meeting at A. Young
Feople s meeting AT $50; evening service
At 80. Seats are free at all services and
the public cordially invited.
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Swedish Lutheran lions Church-Cor-
ner Second South and Fourth East
streets. Services. today at 1920 a. m. and
T:45 p. m. P. +, Aslev. pastor.
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Holy Trinity English Evangelical Luth-
eran Church.R336 South Fourth East
street Rev Herbert Martens. pastor.
Sunday, Exandi. Sunday schooi at 10 a.
M; divine service at II a. m; no evening
service. The pastor win preach in ogden
in the evening.
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First Baptist Ehurch-Second South
md Second West streets. Preaching at
II a. M and s pm. by Dean Hamilton.
Sunday school al 12:l5: u. Y. p. u. at z
p m wednesday evening service at s.
A welcome to all.
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Burlington Chapel=Corner Indiana ave
nue. anc Navajo street Preaching at II
a. m. and s D. m by Deacon w. w Ram
delphi. sunday schoolsat 3.15 pm; Frf-
day evening service ass.
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Lutheran.

floor Of the Mention. a kindly welcome
to an meetings..
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Rio Grands ChapeI-Second South be-
tween Ninth and Tenth West. Sunday
school at $50 p M
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
rAi notices for this column must be
handed in before 8 p. m. Saturday,

80 Ills E0AQlAAAl must 0E
handed in before 6 ?. m. Saturday,
Episcopal.
St Marks CathecraI-Rt. Rev. Abel
Leonard, 5. T. d. bishop; Very Rev.
James B.. Eddie. B. D. dean. Sunday
after Ascension May 10. 7.30 a. m. holy
communion; $40 a M. Sunday school;
H. HttnY, ante-cOInmunlOn and sermon,
christ cremation 2:45 Calvary
branch Sunday school. Taggart's a
FIRST SJreeI- near O.. 8 D. m. evening
prayer The dean viii give an address TO
boys. on Push and there wiz be ad-
mission Of candidates into the boys
Dranch OF the Brotherhood of St. Andrew.
me public IS cordially invited to attend
the services. Seats free.
ST Marks Hospital Chapel.-Sunday
AFTER Ascension: Holy Communion
$50 a m; evening service, els; daily
evening prayer. 6.I5. Rev. D.. Douglas
Wallace, vicar.
St Peters ChapeI-Fifth Norsh and
ttIth West streets. Sunday after Ascen-
sion, May f9, 3 p. m, Sunday school, %.
M evening prayer and sermon.
St johns Chapel-Perkins addition.
Sunday school
Mil Greek Mission-scotcs school
mouse, Sunday after Ascension. Nav i9.
10y y. ms evening prayer and sermon.
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St Johns Chapel=Perkins addition.
sunday af9sr Ascension, May 10. 8 D.. M.
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Mil Creek Mission@Scotrs school
mouse, sunday after Ascension. MAY ia
4'SV D.. m, evening prayer and sermon
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rss nrau
home with a severe attack Of nervous
prOstration.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. V. Rice came I'm from,
sat Lake this morning, returning in he
afternoon. HS
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100 Biglow wilton Rugs. regular
price $3.50; this 90 en
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Hn,usements.
The Rebel.

AT FoRD's GRAND OPERA HOUSE, BALTIMORE.
WEEK OF JANUARY 18th, THE POPULAR
IRISH COMEDIAN, ANDREW MACK, &.
PRESENTING MS IMMENSELY
SUCCESSFUL PLAY, 1.-THE
REBEL
Andrew Mack's new play, The Rebel, -
which will be the attraction next week nj
Fords Grand Opera House. Baltimore, is
said to be the best comedy ever given 10y the
favorite siuging comedian. 1t has won inter.
natiorn! distinction, but in this. lis long
ran of over 100 consecutive performances at
the Metropolis proved it the most attractive
of all Mack's productions.
1t is founded on the rebellion of 1913 ana
brings into play the stirring patriotism Of
those momeutous times.
Mr. Mack has strong heroic role which
offers his versatility great opportunity and
the Introduction of several new and popular
songs is a delightful feature Of the perform.
ance. The company includes George W.
Deyo, Giles Shine, Benjamin T. Ringgold,
Charles Mcdonald, Edwin Brandt John
Pierce, Jr., Thomas Jackson, John C. Fenton
Josephine Lovett, Clara Knott and others.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. Ad-
mission % and so cents.
Week of January 2lst, Mrs. Leslie Carter in
her wonderful creation of ''Zaza'