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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
UPPER FALLS RESORT.

Provo Canyon. Utah. Aug Mrs. q.
II. Erd. Miss Eva Erd of Ogden. are
rustcating for two weeks at Upper
Falls.
Alvin Meyers. Mrs Susia Meyers of
Provo spent Saturday in the canyon.
w. A. Chapman and family are
spending the month of August camping
at the resort.
r. Rosebaum. Roy Ensign II, II.
Tracy salt Lake, rested here for a
few days the past week.
w. B, Martin and p, r, Sullivan Of
Salt Lake are enjoying a 10 days out
ing In the mountains roundabout here.
Leo Brandenberger and +. G.. Van
Law were callers Sunday.
q. f. Wright OF Provo. Victor l..
Fried, Oakland, Neb.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Symons. Mr. and Mrs. A. Woods,
Mrs. JAS Woods OF Salt Lake. spent the
past two weeks at the resort
MTs' y. H. Nldlh anu palt9 ie4uIh-
ed 10 the city Saturday after most
delightful rest Of three weeks.
Delightful music on the plano Is fur
nlshed every evening by Miss Mayne
Ready.
Mrs. Warren Loose and brother en-
joyed a trout dinner at the resort
Thursday,
Mrs. Savage Is entertaining party OF
six young people OF the Upper Falls for
few days,
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CLUB CHAT.

Mrs. McCardall president Of the la
dies auxiliary OF the CALIFORNIAN club,
announces the postponement OF its reg
ular meetings until September.
The Cleofan has just issued its pro-
grams for the coming year and II will
doubtless prove Of interest 10 other liz
erary clubs of the city. The chairmen Of
the program sections, are Miss Emellne
Wells, Education; Mrs Edna w. Sloan,
Shakespeare. Miss Catherine Culmer,
London; and Mrs. Susie r. Wells, Art,
The opening day will be reciprocity day,
when Mrs. Stanley n. Clawson of the
Poets Round Table gives a paper on
Stephen Phillips During the year there
will be several open days, on one OF
which viii be given a lecture by Hon.
o, f. Whitney on Alfred Tennyson,
Yesterday afternoon the Home Pro-
tective league met with Mrs. c. j..
Allen. This is a new organization in
this city, yet It Is member Of the Ma
tional Mothers congress The object Of
the league is to study the child and its
needs
The meeting Of the Council Of Jewish
Women has been temporarily postponed.
II should have met yesterday morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08

fJh1 bouquets, and an energetic coths
mlttee meet at the Young Women's
christian Association rooms and ne o.
the flowers and get them ready for dis
! trlbutlon Another committee Is now
Working for II supply Of Ice water for
each school and play ground.
Nebraska clubs are beginning to
make preparations for the largest fed
Grafton meeting yet held. The fedora.
lion win meet at Fremont In the early
autumn. and an interesting program Is
promised. Mrs. Dennison, president Of
the General Federation Of Women's
clubs. will be present and invitations
have been accepted from six ex-presi-
dents OF the state federation, including
Mrs. James Ii. Garfield, whose husband
rs librarian OF Columbia university.
Miss lane Adams of Hull House Is eX-
peoted to give an address, The fedora
lion is In q prosperous condition. 10 new
clubs having Joined during the past
club year
The influence Of the National Fedora
tion of Teachers was felt this year moye
than ever before, and there are many
members OF the National Education as
ISOLATION who express apprehension
thet the older body viii some day be-
come subordinated to the vigorous and
aggressive federation from the west.
Last year for the first time IN the his
tory Of the association, a grade teach
pr Syas elected director in the Nation
nb Education association. This was Miss
catherine Goggln Of Chicago. This year
MISS Goggln was reelected a director,
hnd with her four other women, Their
names are May j., Scott, Idaho Lydia
a. Yates, North Carolina Lucy ROp-
inson, West Virginia, and Estele Reel,
Wyoming. nru.
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Miss Smith OF West Virginia, guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, returned 10
the city Wednesday.
Mrs. p. Ryan and family Will spend
a week here.
Mrs n, b. Young and children are
at Pioneer lodge.
Mr.. James f. Dunbar and family
spent last week at the pines
John IA. Whitaker and family are
here and are located near W. B. Rich
ards cabin.
Mrs Dr. G. F. Wilcox and children
ARE at home In the commodlOus cottage
on the nil north OF the Richards place.
AR. and MIRA Sorenson and Mr. Beers
bach arc entertaining their many
friends IN their attractive places, They
USUALLY remain for the season.
geyeral valuable Improvements nave
hoen made on the road between the
gate ami hotel and the first ridge VIII
soon be avoided by a new road which
win follow the creek and be easy Tor
pascengers ana team,
Parker h. Pratt who has managed
the resort this season, has procured a
position which will thke him out OF
the state, lie leaves for his new Held
about Aug. Is.
A. A. Pratt Is still here enjoying a
rcst and incidentally looking after the
interests OF the resort.
Mrs George Buckle has returned to
the city.
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LEHI SOCIAL NEWS


Lehl, Aug THE Sego Lily ward
schoohouse was the scene Of a very
pleasant surprise party Saturday eyen-
ing, given In honor Of the Sunday
school officers OF that ward. Refresh
ments were served and the evening was
greatly enjoyed by all.
Mrs, Leo Singleton OF American Fork
Is spending a few days this week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Dan Thomas.
The Misses Selby OF Salt Lake have
been visiting with friends in Lehi.
Mrs. T. r. Cutler and daughter juliet
spent day this week In Salt Lake.
Miss Ballard of Payson was the CUES.
of Miss Survey last week.
Mr.. Don hush OF ogden, who has
been spending the past three months
I'm Chicago, spent day this week with
his mother, Mrs Barbara Bush.
Miss Eta Fowler returned this week
after spending few days with MISS
Worsencroft Of Payson.
Mr.. WIN Davis made trip to Salt
lake Wednesday.
Mrs. Harling has gone to Park city
for few days.
Mrs. Charles Karen left this week
for Magrath, Alberta, where she has
gone TO make her home.
Mrs. s. l.. Chapman OF American Fork
was visitor IN Lehi this week.
Mrs. Miller Of American FORK was a
visitor to Lehl this wek.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Cutler LEFT THIS
week for a trip TO the western coast
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S, Broadbent
and children are spending the week In
American Fork canyon.
MIR. and Mrs. Jas. Higgie left this
week for Raymond, Alberta
large number Of LehI people went
10 Provo Tuesday TO attend Ringing
Bros, circus
Mr.. TompsOn is in Park City for a
few days,
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LOGAN SOCIAL N EWS.

Logan, Aug. 7.--Mr and Mrs. j. w.
Merrill OF Salt Lake came 70 Logan
Tuesday and are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs A. II. Thompsoni
Congressman, and Mrs. Joseph Howell
were the guests OF Inspector Charlton
at the Eagle hotel Monday afternoon
A grand reunion VIII be held by the
Relief societies at Hyram on Aug H.
The Reading club met at the residence
Of Mrs. G.. II. Champ Wednesday even
Ing,
Misses Hllda and Annie Eliason res
turned from Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mrs Leo Campbell entertained a
number Of frendayery pleasantly We'd
nesday in honor of her mother, Mrs.
WIN. Sanders Of Salt Lake
Horace Il, Peery OF ogden visited in
Logan during the week,
Mrs. Louis s. Cannon OF Salt Lake
will visit with her parents, Congressman
and Mrs Howell, during the next few
days.
Apostle NJ. r Cowley and wife visited
In Logan during the week
Miss Ella Nelson of RIchheld Is In
Logan for a brief visit
Mrs. Jennie =. Slater formerly county
recorder Of Cache county but now Of
Salt Lake, is visiting relatives In Logan
for few days.
Mrs. W. b. Parkinson Jr,. went to
Ogden Wednesday TO visit with her
mother, who Is on the way from Chicago
TO the coast.
Miss Edith Gourlay was the guest of
honor at a pleasant social party given
by Miss Martha Fisher. Games, music
and refreshments We're enjoyed Those
present We're Mrs. Ostlen, Mrs Good
rich, Misses Katherine Smith, Alice
Clemens Susie Pilgrim Alice Read,
Matte Slower. Lottie West, Annie Ray
mond, Noryal, Estele Evans, Grace
Fisher.
Messrs. G. A. Cummings, Jacob Earl,
II w. Brock Joseph Davidson and +.
G, Goodwin and families and Mrs, Ame-
liza Cothcart of Pocatello, are rusticat-
ing In the canyon.
Mr. and Mrs Ripley s. Lyons, OF
Redlands, Cal. are visiting In Logan
for period, Mr.. Lyons was formerly
cashier of the First National bank in
this city, but was compelled 10 go TO the
coast for the benefit Of his health some
years ago The gentleman's many
friends are reioioed TO greet him again.
but saddened by the fact that his long
severe illness has greatly reduced his
once robust FORM We earnestly hope
that Mr. Lyons health may be speedily
and permanently restored, as he Is one
of natures noblemen whom IT is a
pleasure TO know. -
Mr.. and Mrs. w "a RossitT OF salt
Lake are visiting relatives IN Logan
Mr.. and Mrs Lutte Farr reached home
from Mexico Monday evening, where
they have resided the past two years.
They viii remain In this city.
Slr. and Mrs. Israel Jacobson are vis-
fling IN Salt Lake,
Misses Cora, Eva and Wlnnifred Snow
OF Salt Lake are visiting in Logan this
week.
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gave a lawn party to the children Of
the Sunday school at the residence OF
Mrs Fred Schmidt on Upper Church
street Thursday afternoon About 90
little folks We're present and whIled
away. the afternoon with games, and
in partaklng OF ice cream, cake and
lemonade.
The Maccabee children's day. Aug.
Is, WIN be great day for the children
OF Eureka. Preparations are being
made to give them an entertainment
at |. o. o. H. hail. a delightful pro-
gram will be rendered by the little
folks, after which they will be treated
to ice cream, cakes and lemonade; and
the festivities will close with dance.
The Butterfly club, new social or
ganization lust formed by Messrs.
Dave, Milo. Waiter Thompson, james
Morgan, John .Hensley and Dan Os-
trander, gave their initial ball at the
Latter day Saints church Thursday
evening The affair was strictly an in
vtatlon dffair and the elete OF the city
were present to enjoy the hospitality
Of the club, The hop was a social sue
cess In every respect, ana Il is to be
hoped that a, series Of dances Will be
given during the coming winter by this
faVorite club, Just risen on the horizon
Of Eureka society,
Charles Brandu. q former resident OF
Eureka, bur now Of Salt Lake City, is
visiting with old friends hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Adams will re-
turn to Salt Lake Sunday, after a
months visit with relatives in Tintlc
district.
Miss Mabel Nugent returned Tuesday
from two-months' visit with friends
in Montana. The young lady will spend
the winter In Eureka,
The Elks Of Eureka, Tintic lodge No.
III, are making great preparations for
an outing at Garfield beach over the
new bennington CUTOFF about the 18th
Of this month.
The Ladies' Aid society OF Eureka
will give an Ice cream social next
Thursday night which promises to be
great success.
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DREssMAKING CLASS.

Under the domestic science depart
men tof the Utah University dress
making class has been doing some very
good work through the summer weeks
On July the course opened and since
then the 20 or 30 young girls who at
tended have. learned how TO make their
own shirt waists and skirts II Is the
desire Of Madam Root, the instructor
to arouse in the girls an ambition 70
make some Of their own clothes and &c
know how to do 1t neatly. After learn
ing how TO put the garment together
the pattern is given to each student fol-
future use. The women under whose
efforts the department was established
are more than pleased with the result
and have started another three weeks
course %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
FEMININE FLOTSAr1.

At the closing session OF the Lake
Placid Conference on Home Economics.
held in Boston last week. the following
officers were elected: Chairman, MlF,
Ellen H. Richards, Boston; vice ehair-
men, Mrs. Mary Hlnman Abel, Balti4
more; Miss Abby l.. Marlatt, PROVE
dence, Il. L. secretary and treasurer.
Miss Grace Godfrey, Simmons College,
corresponding secretary. Mrs. Melyit
Dewey Albany ~
A resolution was adopted TO co-opFrr
ate with the New England Educational
league In it's endeayor to have home
economies made an elective study n,
high schools. X
Ten fully equipped Fairgrounds andl
vacation schools n Pittsburg and i've
play grounds In Allegheny, with an att,
tendance Of 1900 children. must be IA
source OF much satisfaction to the jolHb
committee OF womens clubs whose un,-
tagging energies have brought the play,
grounds into existence and on whom
their support depends. Every Friday "a
observed as flower day in these schooIsf
each child being supplied with n
bouquet and appropriate exercises held
Florists, business men and many wot
men who possess flower gardens supply
the flowers necessary to make up the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08
ARM CHAIR NOTES.

4 merry party consisting OF the
Misses Margaret Summerhays, Ruby
Young. Ivy Young, Ethel Stewart, Lou
Mcclellan, jessie Christopherson and
Miss Taylor ere spending the week az
the Seven Sisters cottage In Quak-
ingasp grove. They viii entertain Mr.
George Hogan and Mr.. Rawlins on
Sunday. The seven young ladies' are
ohaperoned by Mrs. Il. b. Young.
Mrs. NJ. c. Morris and family will
spend next week n Rosetank cottake.
Mrs. orson Rumel and Mabel Cowan
returned 10 the city Tuesday
Edwin Wright and family are COM
fortably located in IIunkadora cottage.
They will stay until next week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08

state, having come In for the circus,
and enjoyed the ball as well.
MIR. and Mrs. Grant Summers OF Pay
We're visiting with relatives In
Provo this past week.
A number Of afternoon teas are being
planned for the coming week; the past
week society was all emerged in the
circus, canyon parties and the lake.
Mrs j. j Craner Of Cotton was a
Provo visitor this past week
q
Mrs John A. Lewis Is still, enjoying
her outing with friends at Cotton.
Miss Carrie Thomas Of Helper was In
Provo on Tuesday.
Miss Annie Pike is visiting with rela-
tlyes IN Eureka.
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BRIGHTON SOCIAL NEWS


Mrs. d. G, Dunbar is visiting with
her sister, Mrs Jos. r, Game.
Miss Edythe Ellerbeclt will be up
Sunday to visit her mother.
T. d. Lewis and wife, and Mrs. En-
ma Ellerbeck and daughter have a
cottage.
Spencer Clawson, j. d. Spencer, Geo.
d. Pyper, II. G., Whitney and $. A.
Whitney VIII spend Sunday at the
Whitney and Piper cottages.
The hotel continues to enjoy a lib-
eral patronage from visitors and So
journers In the camp, The register
shows the following entries within the
past few days NJ. IL. Forbes, X. M.
Vanderhoof, Jaime OConner r. j.
Decker, Gilbert Webb J. Shapiro, Da-
yid Evans and wife, Burt McCarty,
Mrs Alice Mcdonald, Miss Lenore
Samson, Earl Harvey, Miss Alice W.
MountneY j. A. Kirby, OF the DAILY
West; Albert Fisher. N. Il. Kneass G.
s. Worthen, Joseph A. Jennings and
family, Geo. Han, j Osmond Geo. p,
Gum j. A. Whitmore, J,,o. Pratt c,
II, Gitsch, Robert Kmabll, c. II. Mixer,
Norris Gitsch, c, S. Buckwalter, j. w,
Stripgfellow, H. II. Rheade, Jr., Mrs.
Green and children,and Mrs. Waldemar
Van Colt and party
Mr.. and Mrs, r. p Morris returned
home during the week. They viii not
be back again this season and their
cottage Is now occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph A. Jennings.
DeyereuX Jennings and party came
up early In the week and have Pitch
ed camp here for a couple OF weeks.
- frH
Mrs, Moyle. mother OF HIM. James II.
Moyle has come mp from The city for
brief rest. ~ 1853
Sidney II. Morris and James Wade
came over from Park city for couple
~ dayg early In tho week
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pEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1908.

with or without a close undersleeye,
seems TO increase. a gown Of brown
pongee sun-plalted, has sleeves long
and pointed and nowhere confined. The
skirt 81 this dress IS perfectly plain,
the plat drawn little around the hips
10 give trim effect The waist is
deeograted with a yoke Of brown lace
diamond shaped medalliOns lined with
blue chiffon, These are laid lightly
over the plating and over the folded
collar. a row OF the medalliOns edges
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08

the lowing sleeve. Long sash ends Of
ribbon
ss
A Russian hlouse suit for a little boy
Is of soft finish taifeta I'm q black and
white shepherds plaid The blouse Is
side plated from shallow yoke and
has collar and cufrs Of embroidered
white linen The collar IS quite deep
and has eight points. A white Kid belt
confines the blouse.
In Paris they are using bead tassels
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08

wherever there Is an excuse for beads
or pendants A pale blue cloth coat IL
described as being tnmed with a pas
sementerc motif weighted with bead
tassels In the two contrasting tones or
the garment A black cloth tailored
costume had q white cloth walstc0at
daintlly embroidered with turquoise
beads and pendants. Colored beads
have been very little seen since 1850 all
though steel and Jet beads have rarely
ben out Of fashion.
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FASHIONS.

,Beautiful shirt waists are made from
ombroidered linen pillow cases. a palI
is needed for one waist, and the cost
while considerable, Is less than the em-
broldered patterns sold In the shops
Pillow cases with drawn work borders
also make charming waists. the rso
borders forming the front Of the blouse
I.
Sleeves grow wider and wider. and
the tendency towards y flowing effect
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EUREKA SOCIAL NOTES

Miss Jennie owen Of Lincoln. Neh.'
ana Miss Eliza Bonner Of this city nave
been appointed teachers In the Eureka
publlo school for the coming term.
A large number OF Eureka people,
took advantage OF the low rate ana
went TO Provo TO let the children see
the circus"
The Mutual Improvement assoca-
lion gave dance In the l.atter-day
saints church on Friday evening
Raies orchestra OF Payson, which mas
become quite popular with the young
people Of the camp furnished the mn.
sic During the evening splendid
sumner was served In the basement OF
The church by the young ladies.
Mrs. ]. D. stack was the guest OF
friends In the capital city this week.
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-08

30 suits IN the lot, including this
seasons most desirable fabrics,
and most exclusive styles, (etamlnes,
volles serges, cheyiots, broad
cloth and the most popular mix
tures).
Value $500 and up TO $500, on
sale Monday and week at..".Ss.0s
Williams news., 1903-04-25
.Eocal Heus
ITEMS OF
 GENERAL
 INTEREST

Face massage treatment at the Parlor Barber Shop.
 Mrs. G. H. Barney and sister Miss Jennie Baylis, returned last Saturday from visit to Gallup.
 T. E. Pollock, of the Arizona Central Bank, was visitor to town last Sunday from the county seat.
 Hayl hay!! hay!ll New crop al falfa hay-$1S per ton at Phelan's
 The Ladies' Aid society will give a social Saturday, May 2, and will serve ice cream and strawberry short-cake.
 Attorneys Ashurst & Sleeves were among those who had been at tending court to arrive home last Saturday.
 FOR RENT-Furnished flat, ST. Inquire at Bourbon residence.
 Last Sunday was beautiful day and half the towns population was out in the hills, enjoying the pure atmosphere.
 Supervisor A. T. Cornish, who had been spending a week at the coast, passed through Williams last Sunday evening en route to Flag staff.
 Ladies' and gents baths at the Parlor Barber Shop.
 Ed Hardesty, who has been en- ployed at the mines of the Azurite Copper Go. for the past few weeks, came in last Sunday for another glimpse of city life.
 Mrs. J. P. Parker and Miss Ber- tha Coyn, who resides with the former, accompanied MT. Parker to the Cinder Pit last Friday evening for a few days outing.
 MT. and Mrs. John X. McDon, aid were visitors in the city last Sunday, from Challender, where MT. Nc has charge of the lumber camp for the Saginaw & Manistee Lumber Co.
Williams news., 1903-04-25

Just received, another carload oi Big 7 Flour" If you like good bread, give it a. trial. J. c. PHELAN.
 Hon. A. J. Doran, president of the Territorial Commission to the St. Louis Exposition, will leave for St. Louis today to make arrange ments for space for the Arizona ex- hibit-Courier, April 21.
 Born-To Mrs. N. J. Hudson, Thursday, April 16. 1903, girl. MT. Hudson, who is now agent for the Santa Fe, at Gallup, arrived here Friday, returning to the scene of his labors Sunday evening.
 Go to the Parlor Barber Shop if you want frst-class shave CT hair cut.
 Plus Fatic and Captain John Hance returned together last Sat urday from having attended court at Flagstaff. They must havefound each others society most congenial, one being noted for truth and ve- racity, while the other is strictly of the Ananias type.
 Mrs. J. B. Girand came in last Saturday from Texas. where she has been for some months visiting relatives, and went out to Cataract Canyon, to join her husband, who has charge of the gigantic engin- eering scheme at that place for the United Gold and Platinum Mines Company.
 For artistic work and fine finish take your laundry to the Parlor Barber Shop and have them sent to the Imperial Steam Laundry. All work guaranteed.
 Dr. A. Tyroler, president, and o. H. Preysz, secretary of the Azurite Copper Co.,, made tour of inspec- tion of the company's properties out at Willaha last Saturday and Sunday. They state that the quar- ries are showing up we'll, with a good quantity of ore in sight and on the dumps.
 SAY! have you tried our Prin- cess canned goods yet? If not. you don't know what you have missed as they are the best there is in the city-try them. J. c. PHELAN.
 Mrs. Lee Perkins has moved the furniture out of the rooming house over Rabbit Bros. store, and will take it to Williams, where she will open a rooming house.-Winslow Mail.
 Mrs. Perkins will take charge of the property of her mother, Mrs L. s. McNeil, during the latter's absence at the coast. Mir. and Mrs. McNeil expect to leave shortly for Oregon and Washington.
Williams news., 1903-04-25
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