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Go into the business houses and Offices
of the City of DEBORAH and you will find
that the students who are educated at
Valdez Schools are employed. They are
in demand where frst-class help is wan
ted. and they always have the prefer
ence over other students.
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mel, beoe / lit Siem, 1909 Sirtb ct.
g, Minrpapolis, 10be Iiig.
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All the common branches and a large
number OF the advanced branches are
thoroughly taught at Valdez Normal
schoos. A splendid opportunity is af-
torded 10 those who are dehcien, in
Arithmetic. Tuitioa 50 per month.
Free text books.
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An eight weeks review term for teach
ers will BEGIN at Valdez Normal School,
DEBORAH. Sehtember sd, Send for illu-
strated cataloA
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5empel, % uaar bn9seoes bet?
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gar 1914 fpr ariiti 5poiel. bar ifslse Ses
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Alta Club Luncheon.

Notable among the social events ?
tne week was the Alta club luncheon
given on Tuesday for Miss Cavenaueh
OF chicago Mrs. r. II. Claiming. jr
vas hostess. The table was laid in the
Bold room, which was a bower of palms
and potted plants. Pink and white was
the color scheme and was carried ont
IN loopings of ribbons intertwined with
delicate strands of smilax and exuuis-
ne bouquets OF asters and sweet peas.
Cut glass candelabra heightened the
pretty effect Mrs. r. H. Claiming. ir.,
presided at one end of the table and
MISS Burke at the other. on either
SIDE were seated fiiss Cavenaugh. Mrs
Bird, Miss Lowe. Miss Park. Miss
judge. Mrs Victor Clement, Mrs w. G.
sharp, Mrs Robert Smith. Miss stella
Salisbury, Miss Anna Mccormick. Miss
Seddes. Miss Blanche Burke. Miss Cal
houn. Mrs Worthington, Mrs j. r.
Walker. Miss Eloise Sherman. Mrs. ].
w oodward, Mrs Fischer, Miss Keith,
Miss Mary Louise Anderson, Miss Ora
Hardness. Miss Thorn.
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Mrs. Kenneth Kerr Fnte.tains.

Mrs Kenneth Kerr was hostess at
charming affair on Friday afternoon.
The house was prettily decorated, mas
turtiums being used in the drawing
room and pink asters in the dining
room. The entertainment of the after
noon was guessing contest, the cards
on which the questions were written
being embeilished with dainty marine
views. Mrs. S. Woodward won the first
prize and Mrs. T3irG the second. Pres
ent were Mesdames =. p. Holman
B1rns Macdonald. George L. Nye,
Franken, Glendinning. S. Woodward
II. j. Henderson. Bird. John Wood
ward, George Tuttle. lie Grand Young.
William Reid. Misses Shearman. 2g1na
Sherman. Murray, Crawford. Weber
Reynolds, Sadler. Park, Nell, Judge,
Young, Jasmine Young.
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I'M, R Gwen. Bert Williams and Wal
ter Reid. Misses Alice Castleton. Abbie
Crager, Adele Loring, Nettie Hilton.
Lillian Anderson. Leona earn, Ida
Hilton. Bertha Anderson. Miss Hope
Candland, Mr.. snd Mrs. Peterson. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Rogers
On Wednesday night the members OF
the MisOgyniSts' club and a number Of
their friends INDUCED in hayraclk
excursion to BOuntifuL Those who en-
Joyed the ride and the watermelon fes-
ttval which followed We're: Misses Net
tie POulton, Emily Whitney, Ruby
Young, Vivian Drew, IVY Young, Lucille
Mcclellan. Myrtle Young. Josie Larson.
and Messrs- jay Johnson. VIII McCIil-
hVray. Tom Jackson. Rufus Johnson.
Harry Bali Archie Sheppard. VIII
Ball. Jack Horne and Colley Stayner.
Rowland Hall has issued invita- tons
to a series of eight Short Talks on
Great Writer'S" to be given ~ Mrs.
William Igleheart in the Rowland Han
library this winter. The talks win be
given on the last Friday of every
month, beginning with Septemb Der and
of the lives of Chaucer. Kipling,
Shakespeare. Browning, Tennyson
Stevenson, Rostand and Phillips will
be given with illustrative readings
from their works Added to this viii
be two evenings devoted to southern
and western literature. The programme
is a most attractive one and Will be
welcomed with pleasure by a large
number of readers.
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a delightful surprise party was ten
dered Thursday evening to Mr.. d. Bey-
non Davies by a number of his young
friends on the occasion of his oath birth
day. Music. social games and delicious
refreshments made the evening one of
great pleasure. Those present We're
Misses Agnes Anderson. Lille Neil.
Annie Erickson, Dora Piper, Cwennie
Davies. Ella. Anderson, Gladys Beck.
Hilma Anderson. Angie Bickford,
Laura Fryer. MessrS. Clyde Bailey,
Wilmar Evans. Al Paddles W. H. Phil
lips. JOHN Beck. jr-, Harrington, Cowan,
Fred Lemar of Omaha. Professor Din<-
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nsinrton-

The Porches was the scene of a de-
lghtful Kensington on Thursday given
Oy Mrs. George Y. Wallace for her
daughter. Mrs George futile of st.
Louis. The spacious grounds and We
randas were utilized for the enjoyment
OF the afternoon, a special feature be-
ing the putting contest. at which Miss
Thorn received first prize. A delicious
luncheon was served out of doors. The
guests We're MeSdames Bird. BidweIl
Clement, W. T. Daily. Franken. W. NJ.
Ferry, GlendiRniEg, T. $. Bascome. G
Brown, Beard. +. .. Howard. Irvine,
Kenneth Kerr. David Murray. viii
Sprague, W. G. Sharp. Dave SHARP. J.
r. Walker. Heber VI. Wells. Briant >.
Wells. Worthington, Woodruff Charles
wilkes. Joseph Young. Burns Macdon-
aid Mckay, George L. Nye, Charles
Post. 5. g Park. Purcell Parker. Guy
Palmer. Carl Roberts. William Reid,
Misses Mary Louise Anderson. Amy.
Crawford. Thorn. Calhoun. Hardness,
Geddes. Hampstead, Bertha Hemp
stead. Hanauer. Ida Hanauer. Judge.
Jewctt, Keith, Murray. Lowe. Kimball.
Sadler. Younger. Weber. Woodward,
PARK Sherman. Edna Sherman.
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Social Chat.

Mrs. Harold Russell has gone east.
John TaTpey has gone to Stanford
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Mrs. Fred J. Hill has gone to Europe.
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Miss Victor Lloyd is visiting in
Mammoth.
Miss Hattie Mckellar left last night
for the east.
Rev Allen X Smith left Thursday
for St. Louis.
Miss Sadie McChrystal leaves soon
for California.
Mrs. l. L. Terry has gone east for a
months visit.
Miss June Wells entertained on FRI
day afternoon.
Mrs. Sara Bransford has returned
from the east.
Or. d. Moore Lindsay has returned
from California.
Mrs. John Tilton DonnelIan has re-
turned to Denver.
The Misses Hanauer have returned
from the Fox ranch.
9 .
Miss Cavenaugh of Chicago Is the
guest Of Miss Burke.
4. % %
Miss Elizabeth Lamson has gone to
New York to study music.
= Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Dunbar leave
next Saturday for the east.
%
Miss Frances Howat has gone up to
silver Lake for few days
% % -
Miss Jennie Calder leaves tomorrow
Tor Boston to study music.
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MISS Grace Heikes has returned from
a pleasant trip to the coast.
Rev. +. +. Mork and wife returned
"Wednesday from California.
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Mrs. d. c. Dunbar and children have
from Soda Springs.
. q
Mrs N P. Jacobson Will be the guest
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Dinner Parties.

Clusters of asters formed an effective
decoration for the charmingly appoint
I'd dinner on Thursday evening given
by Miss Ethel Paul in honor of Miss
Young OF Wilmington. Del Little per
and ink sketches marked the place of
each guest. The menu was enjoyed by
Misses Young, McChrystal. Robbins.
CLAUDIA Morris Alice Paul Mr.. and
Mrs. II. 5. Knight. Dr. NIcChrystaI
Professor Stahl Messrs- Ed Parsons
Arthur Parsons. Flock. EarIs. DR.. Ar
mold. DR.. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Macdonald
charmingly entertained a few friends
az dinner on sunday evening A cut
glass bowl CT small sunflOwers adorned
the table. Around IL were seated Mr.
and Mrs. Victor Clement Mr.. and Ms
Idehard A. keyes Miss Maud Younger
Mr.. Knight of Los Angeles.
-Or. and Mrs. Alfred 3. Hirth gave a
small dinner party complimentary to
Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Dininny on We'd
nesday evening. The table was dainty
IN sweet peas. Other guests were Mr
and Mrs Melvin H Sowles
On Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. 2 T
McGurrin was hostess at an eniovable
dinner party given in honor of Mrs
herYin and Miss Halby. Covers were
laid for eight
Miss Mamie Porter gave a small
dinner at - Kenyon on Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. an trs. II. s. Knight enter
tanned Inner on Wednesday.
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Itch, DR.. Kirkwood. Mr.. Davies was the
recipient OF a number of presents from
the friends who surprised him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Harvey OF 469
Eighth street. celebrated their crystal
Wsddlng Friday evening. Progressive
high tive was played. the ladies' hrst
prize being won BY Mrs. 4. II. Mere
dtth. the second by Mrs. .. Il. Mere
dith- The genJlemens prizes were
awarded Nr- O. L. Meredith and Mr..
Cecil Harvey. After the game an elab-
crate supper was served. Present were
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Meredith. Mrs.
Joseph Dederick, Mr.. Julian Harvey,
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Heater. Miss Tinie
TwiSg, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Z. Meredith.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Meredith, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Clinton. Mr.. ". II. Petersen,
Mr. and Mrs Louis N. Smith, Mr..
Louis Simmons. Miss Ethel Harvey,
Mr.. Cecil Harvey and others.
. = q
On Thursday evening the officers and
teachers of the TWenty-first ward Sun
day school gave q very pleasant sur
prise to Miss Josephine Sorenson, prior
to her departure for Charleston. The
evening was pleasantly passed in
games and musical selections, after
which dainty refreshments were
served Present We're: Mr. T. G.
Woolley, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. smith.
Mr. and Mrs. w -. Castleton. Mr.. and
Mrs James Castleton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Castleton. Mr. and Mrs. B. Cod
dard. Mrs. +. Goddard. Mr. r. Leo
Bird. Miss Bertha Hampton. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Arnold. Mrs. Owen, Mr.. Joseph
Williams. Miss Ida Barton. Miss Annie
Owen, Mrs. Annie 3. Steer. Mr.. George
A Cole. Mr.. Alfred CardweI Miss
Serena Sylvestersen, Mr.. Rulon Owen.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Affeck, Miss Marie
SorensOn. MIS- Eve SOrenSon. Mrs. +.
Smith.
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For MIS- Cavanauph.

one of the most elaborate events OF
the week was the luncheon given at the
country club yesterday afternoon fo-
Miss CaVanaugh. at which Miss Geddes
was hostess. The guests were seated
around six small tables beautifully
adorned with red towers. Hand painted
sketches of golf girls formed the place
CARDS. There were present beside the
guest OF honor. Mrs. r. II. Charming
Jr-, Mrs. Bird, Mrs. John Woodward.
Mrs. Worthington. Mrs. Burns Macdon-
aid, Mrs. Murray. Mrs Mckay. Misses
Burke, Mccormick. Dooly. Aft, Sails
bury, Sherman. Laura Sherman. Park,
Judge, Anderson, Crawford, Murray,
Miller, Hardness. Thorn.
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In Honor of Guest.

Miss Burke entertained at a trolley
ride and supper on Friday evening
complimentary TO her guest. Miss Cav
angugh- The menu was served at small
tables exquisitely decorated in laven-
d6r-hued asters and lighted with can
delaDra- During the evening fortune
telling formed an amusing diversion.
The guests we're. Misses Cavanaugh
Sherman, Salisbury. Geddes. Hardness,
Mccormick Miller. Judge, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Fl. Claiming. Messrs Bonner "
Smith, Max Smith. Ripley. Max Han
auer. Thompson, George Wallace, Jay
Gibson, Frank Burke, Will Burke.
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At Whist

The usual meeting of the Trousseau
club on Wednesday afternoon was
changed TO whist party in honor Of
Miss Fannie Bird and was held at the
home Of Mrs. Joseph Richards. The
successful players were Miss Frances
Howat and Miss Addie Hampton. who
won the first and second prizes The
guests of the afternoon were Mrs
Stanley Price. Miss Allie Miller. Miss
Jean Odell. Misses Richards Misses
Howat, Miss Hampton. Mrs. SchOppe,
Misses Bird, Porter. Groo, Hattie Jen-
nings, Josephine Katz
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Mary James, Tooele ....................Is
HSoosrt c Holiday. Glenwood Springs.
Hattie Edgerton. Glenwood Springs.
NviV- $500 -----.-- ----.---- ~
Albert p Nelson. Salt Lake City........S7
Amanda johnson, salt Lake City..--.-26
Tan T. i. COmsIOCk. salt Lake City,. Is
Lizzie NJ. Grei, Salt Lake City.-......41
Ute Perkins. Pleasant Green ....-....-.-..1
Eta s. wilkins, Hunter ....--...-.......l1
Hans p Hansen. Salt Lake City,
Marie Hansen. salt Lake C'ity-...--....lS
Timothy Harrington. alercur ...........--S
Mary Harrington, Mercur .-............ IS
Oliver W. kester. salt Lake Cig" .- -
Eilz1beth Herbert. DR. 1er --.---.-. 10
Isaac 4. Howard. ti0li.lsy -. %
Frances NJ Brady Union - 10
Isaiah j. Martin. Sait Lake civ ....-S
Margaret =. Jones, S9it ta'.., =. y-...-f
John II. Wiechert. NarE4y 90. r-.-........ -
Minnie Riley Ogden ..--.------.-...--..1 Is
John NJ. Leonard. Salt Lake City........-3
JuEette Fielding. ALanti ---..-.-........I9
eugene HolhrOOk. ogden .-.---.....-....27
Beatrice Ridges, SAT- Lake City-.-..--.ct
RhOda HIATT, Bingham ...-..-.-.....-...l Is
GUsrave Frohm. Gunnisou .-..............1t
Amelia Evans. salt Lake City
William l. Glass. salt Lake Clty------.--S
Florence Osborne. salt Lake City......25
Percy ID. Moffat. MeadOwville ..........26
Kate ". Johnson. LaketoWn ..-..--..-.0
John MiugoratG. Salt Lake City.....-..5l
Paolina Maraftip, salt Lake City
William w Jones, kyEue .--..-.---.....-SS
MaSS1e ~ Cummings, Carlsbad, \. Me
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Shower PARTY

Miss Fannie Bird. who leaves soon
for the east. was the recipient of a
most delightful and informal shower
party on Monday. rendered her by the
Misses Howat. Others who participated
IN. the pleasant afternoon were men,
Ders OF the TrJusSeau club. comprising
which are Misses Hampton. Porter,
Pauline Groo, Bird. Hattie jennings,
Josephine KATE. Mrs. Louis Schoppe,
Mrs. Joseph Richards
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At the Country Club.

The Country club has received its
usua' quota Of visitors during The
week It is an IDEAL place to spend the
autumn days. on Monday the buffet
luncheon was enjoyed by d large num-
Der ot society people and yesterday
afternoon unusual interest was man
Tested in the first Of a series of tourna-
mcnts by the gentlemen OF the ;lub
The ladies' tournament will take place
later and some very pretty cups are
ready foe the winners.
The usual afternoon tea was served
Mrs. Union WOrthingtOn and Mrs. l.
:. Basrom presiding.
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Straw Ride

Miss Beatrice O'Connor and Miss Lii
liam Burnham were hostesses at a jolly
straw ride to Bountfful on Tuesday
evening. AT the end of the ride re-
freshments were served at the home of
Miss Burnham. Those participating
We're: Misses Claude Morris. Marie
Luce. Susie Sawyer, Eva Richardson.
Ina Rudy. Leda Rawlins, Chisholm
Marguerite DOnnellan. Rounds. Messrs.
Robert Glendinning, Karl Scheid. Wal
ter Harris, Schuyler. Nightingale, Ellis
Freed Lorenzo Dunford, Eugene Luce,
Mrs. C'ConnOr, Mrs. Howard. Mrs. Per-
kins.
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Children's Parties

Mrs Harold Russell gave a delight
ful children's party for her little daugh-
ter, Lorna, on Wednesday afternoon.
Little Donald Coray celebrated his
seventh birthday on Friday. About
thirty little guests played games and
frOlicked on the lawn. after which a
light luncheon was served.
About twenty-fiv little people en-
joyed games and refreshments at the
home of Mr.. w. T. Benson yesterday
afternoon, the occasion being the sixth
birthday of little Olive Benson.
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CominP Events

Mr.. and Mrs. john r. Dolly and
Miss Eleanor DOoly have issued invi-
tatonS for large reception TO be Eiv-
en- at their home on South Temple
street. We'd esday evening. Sent. is
Mrs. +. y. Hobbs gives an elaborate
reception on Wednesday. She also en-
pertains at cards on the afternoons of
Thursday and Friday
Mrs. George Y. Wallace has invita-
tons out Tor a card party on ,rr1escso,,
afternoon.
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EUREKA.

Eureka, Sept. IN. B. Parks is in
Chicago.
g g o
Miss Lena Morse of New York City is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morse.
- - .
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crooks and chill
dren spent the week at American Fork
and Saratoga Springs.
= g .
Professor and Mrs. L A. Ostien have
returned from their summers Yaca-
ton
o e q
All Of the schools in the district open
Monday and the teachers are arriving
from their summer vacations.
o . .
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Forslund went TO
Salt Lake Wednesday TO live. Nj
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Lake Partr

On Wednesday evening Miss Cavan-
augh was the guest of honor at a lake
party given by Miss Burke. Those VIII
enjoyed the pleasant event were: Miss
Cavanaugh, Miss Judge, Mrs. John
Woodward, Miss Geddes. Miss Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Claiming. jr, Miss
Mccormick, Messrs. Max Smith, Ben
ner y. Smith. Thompson, Gibson, Rip
lev. Frank Burke
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candelabra and nasturtiums. Present
We're GIesdames T. c. Odell. J. II.
MOyle. W. F. Beer, G. NJ. Marshall.
Graham Putnam. George Romney, jr-,
Jack Afford. II. ). Campbell. Heber
Lee. J. L. Hansen. Arthur Lynn. An
.hoffy Godbe. r A Ship. Charles
Conan. Misses Maude Parker. Edith
Parker. Emily Curtis. Bertha Cherry,
Emily Cloves. Florence Stevenson,
Martha Waters. Rebecca Morris, Edith
Sears. Ada Ellerbeck, Emma Lunt,
Claire ClawsOn. Rose Morris. Claude
Morris. Grace Cannon. Louise Treweek,
Florence Groesbeck. Amy Pike, Jean
Afford
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Hosiery Reductions.

Infants cashmere stockings, cream, pink and
blue, fine ribbed, sizes s. 59 and g. doc and 45c reg
ular-25c
Women's fancy Isle thread stockings. black with
embroidered floral effect instead $3.50 the pair
S115.
Women's black cotton stockings fine gauge out
sizes and S16 only, SOC regular for-35c.
Childrens black cotton stockings, fine ribbed, fine
gauge, sell regularly for soc and COO pair,
35c and doc