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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28

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New YORK req %o''-"e "Ie 10 H"''
cpera next season on vastly different
t,,as From, mo onara we have had I'm
a., .....
l"'' years We CIV ~ nav "PN'''
WIN the artistic rather IMAM the none
,Qry. object predominatinq so says the
n.,, ,n,,,rosso.t- tfaio,i,h Correil
Nhen the press ahll"UN'.d 'lal MAUI
icC Grau, would retire from the man
arement of the MetroD,lifan opert
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''usN' ~" iO'N '''" 9''''N '''"'
hLsnt ceased NDialng yet Maurice
Gtau, the KING OF mahaStls, the slahl
OF operate mteptiScs ,o retire II
ttOk several days, and nl1ny extras,
10 confirm the rumor before the pubic
would accent the verdict Then came
Inc question, VINO Wlu nave the ieme-
rlty TO take up so great a WORK ana
Who Is qualified 10 ill me lmp3rtant
ctalrF But the hcur ana the man
rave always been found ana almost
before the echoes Of the Gau sensation
Ol'd away Herr Cohteld steps from d
sue Dos ana says ne u ready 10 UNDER
axe me TASK no" loon OUT loi. ne"
l''as' Many gre aIeauE plonlseu' we
I'VE 10 hdNe hnbll'h opcta pHlN ol 'Hi
TIME. lnlnS that WIZ De kleHly ap-
p.tclated by inc masses Many OF INC
,lu IaForlleS are fNeeIihS ul ms lalh'
lut u they are WISE they VIII reserve
N'cF sleers ior lhe luture' mere ls
70 bc F." lhoIousn ienoNauns Oh 'he en-
'lie many changes the elevators WV
eN',lu as lar 'yhNard os lhe lHlnlly
,hoie "ngie, inc papers zen as are 10
lounl ue 'luc ,oNerS o. must, uu1
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Mr.. and Mrs, w. T., Rucker The fol-
lowing guests were present VIM.
CLARK, G. Webb, II. Lewis +. i. Trano
A. r. Anderson, A. j. Evans, j Rob-
erts, Jas, Fyffe, ]. Smuin and ladies'
also Mrs. X, Kukham NJ. Anderson
Mr. r Bradshaw Of McGrsth, Cana
da, Is the guest Of his brother,
-
President A. j. Evans was a guest
at the old folks party at Alpine this
week
Miss Josie Snow has been visiting
friends at American Fork,
Miss Ruby Brown gave a social to her
friends at the home, Of her parents.
MIR. II. Gardner, son Of Supt. j. H.
Gardner, entertained his young friends
at the home Of his parents.
Mrs. Mary Grey Of Salt Lake City
Is a visitor at Mr.. and Mrs. f. Long
for aFew days,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. d. Atwood of Ma
nllla are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Hy
Kirkham this week.
The Rebeccah lodge Of Lehi enter
talned the officers of the grand lodge
of the l. o. O, f. at a grand banquet
on Saturday evening in the lodge hall.
Among the guests were T.. Horner, Pro-
vo Rev. Simpkins, Salt Lake City; Doce
Strauss, Bingham.
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lEHI SOCIAL NEWS.


-, Az !, and Mrs. e. A. Smith with n,
,rs , sils j. Cutler are now ON q ,n,oog'
iSo v vl,l 70 The coast and will be gone
Gaiicbr Is4 Jacobs and Miss Florence
Lake n.y. were married in the salt
lion vou 'pls wednesday, and a recep-
tH5. was given at the home of he
ban" wednesday avenins tho Nor,h
members ' H. A. gave a ball To the
t.ndsRes Inc smith band was in at
M Io.., $50
hts Joseph Hacking Of yernai and
lnr tie o-l Berlin, Germany was visit.
".
Up h, ; ,.l l. Evans is expected 70 ,opo
il,ure ',llehce DO Logan I'm tbe near
corier Of IN Is Evans is now city re.
NJ,
spsbSi,ss nora Bloominqhan of Provo t.
Nm few days with her ,ooJ -
. A. Olmstead "" "'' "no'her
"
Ss5sl a y. Mrs W p. Hutcblpgs T. =,
HutcblSss, visitors az the home ~ ~ H. J'
Oao =. Henry en- Evans Of the s,o,o =,
Evan % a visit to his m moi s,a' s,r Of
Pas nsk.og i ae Of Pleasant Grove
ihs week s,'s calls among his friends Uis
~,
bshqusTi IL, a. o. Lehl gave q ,,.on,
,.rnr s sSa ban In honor o., =" ,b s'1 re
Eyil, ,g ol'.eTs President s'e Re-
Mss /, 1'l others in the city ps q n
Vss prs.. =, Bone the preside pi .elect
'ocisl I !, Ms Ms $, l. Goodwin sovo .
'Aelr residence in h bon sa.e "a =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28

,.,rs on Monday. Music ea ras
Rehecca lous ,sere INDUCED In ana u ue-
sn sads lunch served
porr very charmlngly enter inter-.
MI number OF nJ ino last
a.ln ,s on 4 Monday eyea'"s ''
Mrs. W. K Farrer gay, d a
Mr. ana al their home to about ~,
grand soqgTi nSsday evening The event
guests on No carried out with music,
vas pleasaa"cSo rds Refreshments were
served s'
~ the Eastern Star gave
The Vigl social IN their rooms III w. sne
deIs uhiock on Tuesday evening,
Knlgn' md delicious refreshments "e'e
served st'
,rrs J. W. Dunn were the
Nr ana ."' very enjoyable surprise
paduNa uonday evening a larBo
party O NESTS we're delightfully."- en-,
DOIlVlgsis Win music. games anu s ,''n,o
ter'u" Delicious refreshments Wv" y
Also served ss
,n,r, Cmf gave charming
MIs ',,, 4 al her home on wednesday
afternoon zee
nh. teachers Of the 3 Y A. ;.S enter
.iaod the teachers o. we r. vas
ll 5nol an wednesday afternoon , ~ mn
s.nOo of me plelsantesl social Iu"e'''i'S
n he week.
1oulso Haymand, Miss Groes-
MISS SAD sait Lake city Mr.. George
beck v, Mr. stanzas Atkin were de-
Rayltyrnu entertained at the hospltable
ipssymood residence In SprihsV'iie Oh
saturday and sunday
Madame Ely arrived from Ne 9', YORK ,,oi,
Maut MAUI ,ake charge Of the Atkin MIL
, ,glS; trimming department
=, c,arercp Erickson was the re-
..siplent Of a very enjoyable surprise
an Wednesday evening
M y r club eclipsed all social
lu 'ss win their ball ON Wednesday
ItVOlao An unusually large number
H,'"r rrssent and the time was delight
S WIN. rsnont This was the last of the
lu} XII the motion Of eX-Mayor La
@yctte Holbro1k to nave lnem co con ,,l,le
" ,1 loudly applauded and ~ people ro S,
y, D' giye II a second The events VIA
,,irne Tor a number Of weeks.
n. and Mrs. VIM. Rydalch enter
,,ioei ihe L and card club on Mon
day evening
Mrs Phil speckart very charmlngly
entertained the So card club on Monday
evening
NJ, Agnes Cummings Of Heber Is
No guest OF her mother Mrs VIM
Strong
M Elmer McBeth was very pleas
spty surprised on Wednesday evening
Tbe afalr was unusually enjoyable.
MIS- Monte Roberts Is visiting In
IDAHO Falls
Miss lean Afford will return TO SAT-
LAKE mis- coming week. She viii be
gratly missed By her large circle OF
friends in Provo
Mr. Wallace Whitecotton, who en-
r.led with the navy at San Francisco,
has been entertained this week by his
nany friends. He returns on Sunday
10 California,
Another enjoyable ball was given In
,he Mozart HAN ON Thursday evening
Miss Fawn Twelves Is the guest Of
M and Mrs. W. Lawrence of Salt
Lake City.
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LOGAN SOCIAL NOTES.

The popular F0rtuightly gave a Ger
man at the opera house dancing hall
Thursday night The size Of the hail
pvcIuded an invitation being extended
10 guests, and in consequence none but
club members were present,
]. A. ElIas6n Of Oakley Ida. visited
with friends in Logan this week.
80
City Attorney j, c. Walters and Mr..
Thomas Oldham left Wednesday for
a three weeks visit In California.
hr and Mrs Thaddeus Naylor
reached Logan from their California
ZIP Monday and are domiciled at the
Hanks Family hotel.
Al The masquerade ball IN Palace hall
Wednesday evening a large number OF
lAllle and picturesque costumes were
present The prizes for the best cake
walk two slk umbrellas, were award
90 10 C1rls Peterson and Miss Sehlff-
iAaa. TN Zulu chief Of Mr.. Van Or
1en vas awarded q Wine set as the best
sustained character Gilbert Cole and
MSS ,l Hobbs as George and Martha
washington We're notable.
L-tters from Mr. and Mrs John +,
wright and Miss Dora Wright and Mr..
sll Mrs. j. T. Amussen state that they
S az, having o most enjoyable time in
Melvin J. Ballard and Joseph II. Car.
g you are in Boise city. where Elder
s-.,.. resumed his missionary lahols
T P,.he j during the present week by
hl'hop Carbon.
:, NV nv. 1sah Hyde returned to her home
~ IN ~ Lake after am extended visit
, .'S ner sister Mrs, Ridges and other
'sA'lyes In Logan. ''''
Dt R A. Greene Of Salt Lake 10
, ,i,.l two or three days with bis old
y Smith. 'oi' anu Mrs l.
,, non. Moses Thatcher and vifs 20.
Ts, 1yI 70 Salt Lake Friday. Miss veda
m,5 ,si's ]. ana an. Miss Kittie Johnson re-
" yne capital Tuesday.
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MISS Mary loung who arrived ias'
sunday ON the Philadelphia, IRON Eu-
rope ZEN the following day Tor Chlca-
8I' Where she VIII VISIT with her nom
dayi before going on TO salt Lake
AT west Point last saturday even
ihS, was ht.d the one hundrcdth nlEht
N'l' n Nullom Han u was bfllllaht
social aIalr many New Workers gong
up To participate IN the testiNlues' MIS-.
Sol Willard Young with her Two
"""h ut'Ia, ualtt ana 'loiti anu 'Hu'
tlI irlend, MISS Ethel boyu, We're
among NE guests col Young record
"l vest f0int was an eNccptlohb' one
ana he ana his family always receive
uluIh-" ATTENTION whenever lhey Nlal'
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EUREKA SOCIAL NOTES.

Prot. John J. Mcclellan, organlst Of
the Salt Lake Tabernac,e, was in Eure-
ka Saturday talking up the choir ex-
cursion to California.
Dr. John Hanlhre OF Butte City,
Mont, is visiting Eureka relatives this
week.
II, S. Daynes Of Salt Lake spent Fri
day and Saturday Of last week In Eu-
roka talking up the Tabernacle choir
excursion 20 California Several Eu-
rekates have signihed their intention
to accompany the singers.
Euaene Hcnriod has returned from
New York City after an absence OF over
a year, and ter visiting relatives for
a short time vim 60 to Alberta, Cana
da, TO engag'. in the cattle business.
Attorney y. n. c. stott is again IN
Eureka. Mrs, StOtt and the children
VIII remain In Salt Lake until the close
OF the school year when they viii make
their home in Eureka,
city Physician ]. Wilson Dryborough
spent several days this week in the
capital city Il
Miss Knowlton Of Salt Lake. who has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. f.
G. Hanson, returned to her home this
week.
MrsJohn Hensel is visiting Salt Lake
friends and relatives this week
Mr.. and Mrs Basil NJ Cornish Of Ro-
binson were the guests Of Mrs. George
Hanson last Sunday
The local order Of Foresters gave a
ban at /. o, O. +. han Monday night
which was a success socially and fnan-
cially.
The Woodmen Of the World Camp 4ji
gave a dance and supper at |. O. o. f.
hall thursday night which was the
social event of the season.
Prof A. c. Carlson Of the public
schools attended the Teachers institute
Of Nephl last Saturday.
District Attorney Joshua Greenwood
was up from Fillmore Thursday, shak-
ing hands with Eureka friends
Miss Welby OF Salt Lake, who has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. PHI
Clarke and Nj and Mrs. Jackson Nc
Chrystal. returned home Wednesday.
County Assessor William Bailey was
in camp from NephI Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. McChrystal
were the guests of Salt Lake friends
this week.
Fred Nelson. formerly editor and
proprietor OF the Tintic Miner, Is now
employed on the Revelle az Butte
City, Mont.
CLUB CHAT.
Art was discussed az the Ladies
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Dewltts witch HAZEL snlye.

The only positive cure for blind.
bleeding itching and protruding piles,
cuts. burns, bruises, eczema and ali
0brasions Of the skin DeWltts is the
only Witch Hazel Salye that is made
from the pure unadulterated witch
hazel-all others are count6rfelts. De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve Is made to
cure-counterfelts are made 10 sell
n. c. NJ. /, Drug store, 1l2-l14 Main
Street.
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Lemon wames

Miss NJ j. G. writes Can you obllge
me with a recipe for lemon wafncs2
Measure two cupfuls Of slfted flour
ana sltt again with three level table
Hpoontuls sugar two level teaspoon
rus baking powder and pinch Of salt.
ada two we'll beaten eggs 10 a pint OF
mil and two tUblespoonfuls of butter
and grated rlnd OF "a lemon. Mix 10 "a
smooth thin batter, bake and serve with
lemon honey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28

~ publish recipe Tor an ineNp nsiNe
two-layer cake?
Inexpensive Layer Cake
Cream two ounces OF butter with one
cup Of granulatc1 sugar and then beat
up until very light and creamy with two
whole eggs. added one at "a time With
ont previous beating Then add half a
cup OF water or milk Mix two tel-
spoonfuls Of baking powder with tvo
cups Of slfted flour and stir THIS into
the other mixture; beating until Che
batter Is light and smooth. This
should be q sufficient amount OF -four
but depends on the kind and quality
used, The butter must not run to-
easily. Bake I'm two layers IN quick
oven. This IL an od-tme recipe that
admits OF dozen or more variations
The eggs may be separated and each
part beaten In usual manner before
adding them the whites put On last
Use any flavor desired.
Cake without Eggs,
When eggs are scarce and high this
reciple viii be found quite satisfactory
for q plain cake. n baked In layers
a rich hlling may be used, u the cake
seems too plain.
Beat one and one-half cups OF granu-
lated sugar to cream with two ounce
OF butter. then add one cup OF rich
milk, alternating IL win two cups Of
sifted -four mixed with two level tea
spoonfals baking powder. Beat the
batter long and well, adding a tea
spoonful OF nayoring. Bake In moder-
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N"VVVN~NNN<NVNNVNsNNNNNNfNfSV1
Ewing giving a paper ON Modern
| Painting and Mrs i. A. snberstoln
discussing the subject of illustration.
ms afternoon the Browning section
Of the Ladies Literary club met with
Mrs j, G, Il. King. and Mrs. Iglehart
gave some delightful readings 10 illus
trate BrownIng's use Of the dramatic
monoogue,
The National Society of Daughters Of
the American Revolution held MS con.
yenuon in Washington this week. and
the following officers have been elected
Mrs Charles Fairbanks OF indianapolis.
president; vice president In charge of
organization, Mrs N. y. Tulloch OF
Washington, y. c.; vice presidents
general, Mesdames Il. i. Brooks
or Colorado, Mary S. Lockwood ~
the District of Columbia. lem
ME Eagan Of Florida, Nj. y. Scott
OF illinois, Julian Richardson of IoNu,
Sallle NJ, Hardy Of Kentucky Il, Fife
of Michigan, w II. Jewet of Mlnneap-
Oils, John r. Walker of Missouri. wal
ter II, Weed OF Montana. Annie y. Nor
man Of Nebraska Mrs. John a. Murphy
OF Ohio, A G. Foster of Oregon j r.
Melon Of Pennsylvania, j. j. Estey of
Vermont
Tonights meeting OF the Utah Wo-
mems Press club viii be a notable one,
celebrating, as It viii, the birthday an
niyersary Of its founder, Mrs. Emme-
me -. Weils, The proe"qm win In
clude sentiments in answer to rollcall
from her writings; also readings Of
some of her best poems by President
A. Alder. an ORIGINAL nooy, Is a., A., Fu 10
r. Shipp, current ove,ts ~, ~ r.
Pratt. ''''' ~ ~ ~ d.
sa.
The regular meeting Of the Poets
Round Table was held on Monday. Mrs.
sanford being chairman, and r. b. AID
rich being poet for the day.
~,
/ ne reviewers club met on Monday
win MIs' LOOMS and the program
Iohssted OF interesting papers by Mrs.
Johh cam ana Mrs Hal Brown, the
lrst on her Trip Through the Yellow
stone ana the second entitled Some
No'oillai MONIES
sss
me Cleotan met this week with Mrs.
susie Wells and an extremely inter-
estIng paper was given by Mrs. Clara
NJ. Clawson, entitled Streets IN Lon
DON The club viii meet with Mrs.
Wells again next week, and Miss
Katherine Culmer viii give the topic
winch VIII De bulWer Lytton
rbo no,,oL4..
~, ;rrasa as '''eis ~ van Fioheers met
Anrio n ~, WIN ny pIeslueht' Mrs'
$3.50 ,','i i,Sus' "nu lhe afternoon was
, ,',",aL ~ gu uuusuaHg interesting
,i,Js 49,, ~ 0oIlststGu OF several not
,ings uU.'VSnS' lllyiuulils piano selec-
49, ~. III, ,' a. .NuI ouv pneiu Nocal
,jnns ~. Nj S T9ne 45 Iecita-
Son, toIiS 10. i ,T' To- t,' a rehhiii-
"a NJ. ','" yy Nts. Ailiuh'a hlmDal,
pro.,idor, wv III iya.ule, an aaeiess by
etatao .t .Nop"' ld't oi the northern
~ ni.'' n''isS,1n' Nno Is fisums ~ the
~ " slor' .iiiie' hls "lh oelnS
"'' ~ tiub lC"u'le ui thr early pio-
-. 49, i,', 49,. 10 il'liuS"'e upon the char-
80 .it.. ~ 'iV people' ahallls ehect az
W.. s 49, 'ouay IN tne eWle which
''eii "9iN was potent IN pudding lie
SpoHNe VI 'He NiIaeles thal attended
~ p1Vp'5 ~, "hVIeit times, ana COM
i"i.u Wy His,vls Oh the iloheers 10
ene, y, we VniluIen on israel IN bgypt'
oulu tIot III ,he se''nhs ana upbulld'
MS va ttts S'Nlei tht liopHrcy OF ik3l0n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28
OUR CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK
CANNOT BE EXCEILED.
UNION DENTAL co.

2tS 5. Main ST., salt Lake City.
You can make appointments by call
Ing up Telephone ll25-X.
Office hours $3.50 a. m. until $3.50 p. m.
Sundays 10 a. M until D. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28
WHAT TO EAT.

This matter viii be found to be en-
urey different from and superior to
the usual run OF food articles, In that
every Item is a nugget or culinary wis
dom and emlnenuy practical Conduct
cd By Katherine Kurtz, Marquette
building, Chicago, tcvhom all inquiries
should be addressed An rights re-
served by Banning Co., Chicago
Menus for Next Three Days,
"' SUNDAY.
BREAKFAST.
Stewed prunes.
Cereal Cream
Spanish omelet
Cornmeal mullins.
Coffee.
DINNER.
Vermicelli soup.
Roast duck Apple sauce.
stewed prunes. Mashed potatoes,
Celery salad.
Taploca pudding. Lemon sauce.
Coffee
SUPPER.
Salmon salad
Whole Wheat bread
Canned plums. cake
Cocoa.
MONDAY
sRskNFAsT.
Steamed hcs with cream.
Cereal Cream.
Scrambled eggs with tomatoes.
Coffee cake.
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Welsh rarebt.
Buttered toast.
GInge- cookies.
Tea.
DINNER.
Cream Of corn SOUP
olives Grape Jelly
Fried rabbit. Cream gravy.
Brusse sprouts Potatoes
Lettuce salad. French dressing.
Cheese. Waters
Fruit blanc-mange
Coffee.
TUESDAY.
sREAKFAsT.
Fruit.
Cereal. Cream,
Clam fritters.
Rolls.
Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Lobster a IA Newburg.
Parker House rolls.
Stewed applies. Cake.
Cocoa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28

D. j. Writes: Is there any dietcuc
reason why tomato sauce Is served
win baked beans or IS II simply a mat
Ter OF taste?
The digestion Of peas, beans and len.
ills Is aided by the ordinary food acids,
fact recognized instlnctiyely By the
IngLn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28

Take the remains OF cold-boiled pick
erel break carefully into small pieces.
being sure 90 remove an bones and
skin pace IN a bowl and pour over Il
"a plain French dressing stand I'm a cool
place Tor an hour or two. Line a salad
bowl with lettuce leaves. place on this
the FISH, sprinkle over II a little chop
ped parsley and garnish with rings OF
hard-boilcd eggs.
Sardine salad
Select a fine head Of endIve. wash
thoroughly and pick of all the bleachad
leaves, Place these in coid-sated water
and when ready 10 use arrange on %
fat dish, on the leaves arrange the
sardines. placing the heads in the cen-
ter and bodies extending outward Ike
the spokes OF a wheel Pour over an
plain French dressing and garnish
With parsley slices OF lemon and rad
ishes cut TO resemble tunps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28

INNER

ClNNER,
Cream OF carrot soup.
Mixed pickles
Stuffed Beef heart
Stewed turnips Sweet potatoes
Corn salad.
CoCoanut pudding.
Coffee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-28
Inquiries Answered.

Mrs NJ E. s. Writes VIII you kind
- publish recipe for an inexpensive
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