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The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-22
Nourishment In Skim Milk.

In skimming milk the cream re-
moved lessons the fat percentage, and
for older people or fat children the
skim milk is equally desirable, In
some cases better. In eating apples
the skin. too, should be eaten. Pared
apples are not SO nutritious, as the
ash contents of the apple skin are
valuable to the human system.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-22
Victims Of Official Pleasure.

The viceroy OF the Two Kuang prov.
inces, China, recently put out procla'
nation that no pawnshop was TO take
arms in pawn. Being later himself in
need OF funds. he sent his own agents
with arms to pledge. Five shops ac'
cepted them; and these afterward paid
ones In the amount Of $3.50 each.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-22

Returning TO his house at Arrcn.
teuii. In France. Mr.. Hugh Goodin1
was sho, vi by = discharged cmpioye.
the bullet nattcning itself arains, u
silver cigarette ease. which he carried
Just over his heart
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-22

Poets are Maynard creatures. large
iy irresponsible for their actions. or.
At nil events. provided with such n
cur!ously sensitive and innammable
organization that we feel Il would be
unjust TO Judge them by ordinary
stsndards.-London Telegraph.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-22

The little candles used on birthday
cakes are seldom hard enough to
stand .Iprlgh, until they have burned
a satisfactory time. II Is said that
the candles harden wonderfully II laid
on ice for u few hours before using.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-22

Farmers can borrow money from
the government In Norway ~ J per
cent interest. and s'ill the Morse rush
TO other lands. The reason 10 ihn,
the collateral on which 10 borrow Ia
rather diflcui, TO &c, In Norway.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-22

UnAwardcd for long time. and
therefore stiii on tn. list of tho LON.
hardy institute. Il the special prize by
Commend Tor the discovery Of hydro.
pAobia poison.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-22

while \ Belgian family Was return.
ms from a drive In = carriage drawn
by dogs I, MAS un into by the Antwerp
expires. a, a crossing and three Of tho
party were Instantly Killed.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-22

A concrete chimney tina, has been
completed recently for Tacoma
smelicr Ia 3o7 fee, In height. and ~
raid To be the highest In the world Of
It's kind.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-22

scifpity IL one OF the states that In.
,crfrrcs most c6ec'ualiy with making
the right use of circumstances. To
pity ones self II destruction to all
possible freedom. Exchange.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-22

Tho new woman Ii simply the ono
who. BY experience. education and
common sense. Is qualified to make
the largest and best use Of her caps.
bii!tics. says Good Housekeeping. She
II more delightfully."- feminine than
cver-the attractions Of her woman.
hood more charming. But she IL both
disciple and apostle Of tho gospel Of
health. She Is gradually breaking
down the terrific eoaventionaiity that
has bouad woman to styles Of dress.
methods Of iifc and inane activity Of
mind and body. which heretofore scs.
tered her fullest development. Her
marvellous Individuality seeks more
freedom Of growth and expression. Ma.
turs makes no two individuals alike.
either animate or inanimate. and the
new woman would follow this uuivcr.
sal iav 10 . reasonable extent rather
than submit 10 Repression Of her indi.
viduaiity down 10 the dead levsi At
unifosmiiy. Yet this Individuality 10
attaiped with . tact. . semininity, and
intuitiss apprccistioa Of psbiic s~n.
timeat which IL ~ delicious - Il 10
elective.
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-22
A Sea Tale.

First octopus-Havc . pleasant
driver
Second Octopus Perfectly lovely.
lie drove the scahorse with one arm
and huxsed me With the other seven
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-22

and they were obliged ito keep togeth
er, under charge of an officer"
The Monte Vista journal., 1905-07-22

brought TO n termination In 1859.
The museum building Is u great.
low. massive granite structure Of very
plain exterior except on Its south
front on Great Russell street. which
has nm elaborate ionic portico, facing
an extensive courtyard.
The museum is more familiar. prob.
ably. than any other single building
In Grea, Britain to American tourists.
who frequent In great numbers the
hotels and boarding houses that sur.
round the museum.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
LOGAN.

I.ogun-The military. ball given nc
the pavilion on Tuesday evening by tho
cadets Of the 4. c. under Capt. H. u.
Styer was as predicted. most enjoy
able affair ana drew out a large num-
Der of people An interesting feature
Of the evening was the drill by the ca
dets who presented a stunning appear
ance. Elaborate refreshments were
served and dancing enjoyed until late
hour Among those present were the
following; capt and Mrs II, d, Styer,
the a. G. cadets Prof and Mrs. Ball,
Prof. and Mrs. Langton, Mr. and Mrs,
A. M. Flemmlng Mrs @. H. Champ,
Prof. and Mrs George w. Thatcher,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Thompson, Miss
Florence Miner, Miss Susie Pilgrim, Mr.,
and Mrs. Frank Thatcher, Miss Mamie
Morrel, Miss Ida Mitchell, Mr., Milton
Mitchell, Misses Edna and Leah Dan
iels, Mr. Seth Langton, Mr. Ed Han
son, DR., and Mrs d. G. Bulge, Or. and
Mrs. Goodrich, Miss Violet Wendelboe,
Miss Hattie Smith, Miss Pru Smith,
the Misses Ellason, Mr. Charlie Hanson,
Prof Arnold, MISS Elizabeth Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Naylor Mr.. Irving
Brangham, Mr. n. r. Moore, Miss
Martha Fisher Miss Grace Fisher Miss
Marnda Torgesen, Mrs Walt Piper
Mr., George Torgesen Miss Hail. Miss
Hfie Smith, Miss ella Vaughan Miss
stewart Mr.. Tuttle and many others.
Miss Elizabeth Smith entertained at
dinner at the Hanks hotel last Mon
DAY evening, Covers were laid for nine
Marguorltes formed a very pretty Ia
He decoration. Miss Smiths guests
were Mrs w. S. Langton, Mrs II. d.
Bah, Mrs. G., H. Champ, Mrs I. ~
Smith, Mrs. l.. a, Ostlen, Mrs Bexel
Mrs, j. II Engel, Mrs r. w. Naylor.
President and Mrs. Linford OF the Il.
V college entertained at a faculty re-
ception at their home on Friday even
ing The. evening was greatly enjoyed
by all present.
The marriage Of Mr. Roy Thatcher
and Miss Diana Bean Of Provo, WAS
solemuized IN the salt Lake Temple on
Tuesday Mr. aud Mrs. Thatcher will
reside Ia Logan, They have the sin
cere congratulations of host Of
friends
The following ladies were the guests
Of Miss Elizabeth Smith at dinner
served at the A. G, last Saturday after
noon, Mrs. Barrdtt Miss cassidy, Mrs.
A. NJ. Flemming, Mrs. II. d. styer,
Mrs Il, i, Bacon Mrs. j. c. Walters.
A very pleasant event OF the week
VAS the surprise party rendered Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Crawford by q num-
her Of ;heir friends ON Monday evening.
Those present were Mrs. Joseph Howell,
Mrs. Lewis Cannon, Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Howell, Mrs Anna Knox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee Thatcher Mrs. Lulu Johnson,
Missed Eva Knox, Violet Wendelboe,
Lille Kent Kate Thatcher, Genevieve
Thatcher, Jennie Johnson, Irene Cresa-
all Messrs. John Christensen Charlie
Wendebal, sylvan Needham, Arthur
Farnes, Jacobsen Art Jenkins, Cooley,
Finlayson,
Mrs. Joseph Howell has gone to
Washington to remain for some time.
She VIII also visit In New York before
returning home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25

strong, while Miss Louise Peery and
Miss Henderson, presided at the punch
bowl. All Of those who received were
prettily attlred In colonial gowns, maxi
ing a striking effect. While the many
guests chatted pleasantly and enjoyed
the afternoons pleasures, an orchestra
dlscoursed sweet music adding greatly
TO the enjoyment OF the OCCASION. The
DECORATIONS were principally the nation
al colors and the Stars and Stripes,
very artistically arranged. Roses and
carnations were used In profusion
throughout the entire home, which was
thrown open to the guests. Delicious
refreshments were served, The party
was true reminder OF the colonial
days OF Washington the hostesses be-
ing equal to the brilliant occasion.
Mrs. II. II. Spencer gave pretty
home party last Saturday to a few Of
her lady friends. Cards were played,
dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Hannah Dee Of Salt Lake city
spent the week In Ogden with her sister.
Morgan d. Bowen, prominent
young man Of Juab county visited In
Ogden this week with w. b. Hughes.
Miss Edith Douglass and Levi Cox
OF West Weber and Hooper respective
~ were married Wednesday
A pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday evening, Feb. 20, mt the res
idence OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keller,
corner Of Ninth street and Lincoln
avenue, when Miss Martha Wendtland
was married 10 Henry Keller. The cere-
mony was performed at 8 o'clock In the
evening Bishop James Taylor oficlat-
ing A number Of guests gathered to
witness the ceremony and extend con-
CALCULATIONS, A sumptuous repast was
served In the dining room, the table
being decorated In carnations and roses.
entwined with smlax The bride was
attlrod IN a pretty gown OF doye-colored
null, and wore brides roses She Is
charming young German lady, who has
been employed at the State School for
the Deaf and Blind. The groom IN
proprietor Of the orchard dairy. Both
have many friends who wish them
every possible JOY and prosperity. Mr.
and Mrs. Keller viii make their home
at iarrisvllle, Weber county
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
gregatlonal church met Thursday with
Mrs j. $. Corlew.
The home OF John NJ. Browning was
the scene Of an enjoyable family re-
unon Wednesday given IN honor OF
Warren q. child, father Of Mrs. Brown
ing, whose birthday It was. There were
present large circle OF relatives. A
bounteous repast was served Austin
child and daughter Alice. Of Lima,
Montana, were present
The ladies Of the Maccabees enter
tanned Wednesday evening In honor
of visiting guests from Salt Lake ana
other places, Cards were played and
refreshments were served.
The Weber stake academy gave an
enjoyable dancing party last evening
at the Second ward hail, TO the q. Y.
academy basket ball team Of Provo.
Miss Emma Byram and @. Henry
Firth Of West Weber We're married
Thursday,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
MfDDINGnSMn

Tonight the wedding Of Miss Leonie
d. Pratt and Mr.. George d. Bcrgener
VIII take place at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr., and Mrs Milando
Pratt.
The wedding Of Miss Lillian Gates
daughter Of Mrs, Mary Gates and Mr.
Louis j. knight took place this week
the ceremony being performed at the
home Of the bride, by Judge w. H.
King. The rooms were prettlly decor
ated, and a supper was served the near
relatives ana friends being present
Miss Lena Bachman Of Provo and Ar
thur Gates attended the bride and
groom Mr.. and Mrs. knight viii re-
side In Salt Lake
Mrs. A. G. Robinson Of this city, and
r, II, Rasmussen OF Oakley, Summit
Co., We're married ON Thursday az the
Temple, and a wedding dinner was
given later I'm their honor al the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs, j, j, McPhee, the table
being prettlly decorated. Mr. and Mrs,
Rasmussen viii reside at Oakley
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25

Of the anniversary OF Washington's
birthday The rooms were beautifully
decorated with the national colors, the
artistic effect being increased by
quantity Of red and white carnations,
banked on tables and nantes. The ex-
cellent musical program OF patriotic
songs and plano selections was much
appreciated. the following well known
artists participating; Quartet, Messrs.
w. u, Roberts, w. Whitehead. John
Johnson and Sam Jones; piano solo,
Prof j. a. Anderson, soprano solo, Miss
Hazel Taylor; recitation, Mrs. Joe
Yates baritone solo, Prof. A. c. Lund.
recitation, Mr.. j. NJ. Jensen. contrals)
solo, Miss Mcclellan. At the conclusion
OF the musical numbers, luncheon was
served, cards played and a social good
time enjoyed, The Commercial club has
won great favor within a business and
social way, with the people Of Provo.
and we hope 1t has come to stay,
Miss Hazel Argyle Of Spanish Fork Is
visiting In Provo, the guest OF Miss Eff
fie Gardner
Miss Reah simons Of Lehl was visit.
Ing Provo friends on Sunday.
A number Of the friends OF Mrs. Jas.
McMurrin arranged a most pleasant
surprise party for her on Wednesday
afternoon. About 30 ladies' took pos
session OF her coy nov home, with the
determination TO make the occasion "A
typical house warming Luncheon mu-
sic ana a happy social time was the
afternoons pleasure.
Miss Fannie Henrlc arranged sue
cessfu surprise party on her sister.
TARA, on Wednesday afternoon. About
25 little guests enjoyed a merry after
noon
a Washington social was given IN the
Fourth ward Westinghouse Monday
evening, A small admission fee was
charged which was donated to the
ward fund. Mrs. Pearl Yates had the
affair In charge, and was bec0mingly
gowned In a Martha Washington cos
tune, and served at the luncheon ta-
bic. The han was decorated in red
white and blue, the same color scheme
appearing In the lunch served A num-
Der of original amusements furnished
on end OF merriment, Several musical
selections were given. The organization
AhlHlNN'l a. NhNhfNnAhA fNflllllh = flllfl~
talnment and their many guests pro-
nounced II a pleasant affair
Miss Nina Bean accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. olive Bean, aud Mr.. lie
Roy Thatcher, went TO Salt Lake Tues
day morning where, later IN the day
Miss Nina and Mr.. Thatcher were mar
ried In the salt Lake temple. Their
many Provo friends extend congratu-
lations and best wishes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thatcher will be at home after March
1 at Logan,
The high school OF the Brigham
Young university gave successful
dancing party on Tuesday evening The
decorations were most artistic. The
band stand was arranged with drap-
lngs OF red, white and blue,
Or and Mrs. NJ. II. Hardy arranged
u dancing party ON Thursday evening
FOR the inmates OF the mental hospital.
a full orchestra was present and fur
nlshed delightful music. which was en-
ioyed as much as the dancing. A num-
Der OF invited guests were present.
Invitations are issued By the Nine
teenth Century club for a breakfast Ia
be given al the Hotel Roberts ON March
4 I'm commemoratlon Of the anniversary
OF the organization OF the club.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
EUREKA.

Mrs Kent Harper Is the guest Of
friends at Salem, Utah.
Mrs G, c. Countryman has returned
from a visit to her parents, Rev, d. Nj,
Helmick and wife OF Salt Lake,
Mr.. Joseph Hicks, local manager OF
the Telephone company left Monday
with his family for Boise city, Ida, %
reside.
Mrs. George Wheeler OF Stockton has
taken up her residence at Eureka,
Mrs. Jcre Driscol entertained tina
ladies OF the Reading club last Wednes-
day afternoon and evening.
The Literary club was the guest OF
Mrs. Edward Pike on Thursday eye'
ming last,
pleasant surprise was given Ftl-
day last In honor Of ID. G. Forscy az ms
home I'm Robinson. Music, recltatlons
and social chat helped pass o merry
evening and the party closed with
supper. Among the guests present were
Mesdames Mcleod, Brown, Furner
Bun, and Householder; Mesdames and
lMessrs Parsons, Olsen, Steedman'
Blackhurst, Reid Parish, Chatwlre la9'
Wis, Andrews and Harryindn Miss Ed
ma Farris, Bishop Lundberg mud MessTs'
Joseph Allen, Prof Davis and VIII,
Miss Susie Mckee a well known ana
popular young lady OF TmtIc, has gone
to Salt Lake city to reside
Misses Eliza Bonner AMI Miss May
Gallagher visited friends az Roolnso"
this week.
Mrs. Fred Turner and sister, ME-
lMaude Mace, have returned IRON s''
Lake city.
Mr.. A. II. Taylor went TO salt Lax
City last Wednesday TO atleuu VA
birthday anniversary Of her nlotile,'
The lady will remain In the cry lo' s1'
eral weeks.
Mrs. j. A. Hyde, Jro OF Nephl, ~
visiting her parents, MI ana MITE my
tor Frazer.
Mrs. RAY Ashworth returned 70 si,'
Lake this week after visillnB n,h,i,son.
ter, Mrs. El0dla Hopel'S VI
Miss Winnie Murray Of Grahl 'Swrs
ton, Colo, Ia the guest OF MI ana ''''
IT, y. Knaus Of Robinson
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Hanson ~, g' week,
inson visited Payson irlenuS ''''
Mrs. Heber Fields has returned MED
Mount Pleasant. where she ltpIua,tbe
the local lodge OF Woodcrait ~
state convention,
MIR. and Mrs. Malyey ana Mrs P R'1EE
Hanley returned this week rom ~
City.
The Married Folks dance ssssinis
the ladies' OF the Latter~day SnIsht
church at the local hall MONDAY LAD
drew out a large gathering OF tns i they
people OF Eureka, and the way Nat.
danced the old time dances sho"e' ""
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-25
(onlNo94re
'5379OTNCe

The Misses Nellie Goss and Ethel
Brown gave n delightful party at Miss
Browns residence on Washingtons
birthday Flags. bunting and other
devices symboll2ing the evening made
the scene very brilliant. Games and
music were INDUCED In until late hour,
dainty refreshments being served and
the patriotic idea being carried through
out Everybody voted II n very charm
ing evening Those present were Mrs.
John Kingdom, Mir, ana Mrs. Ray
Brown, Misses Sadie and May Haynes,
Ella Brown Elizabeth Rousch, Irene
Hilton Katie Folsom Clarlssa Goss,
Florence Brown Messrs VIM. Jensen,
Orson May, Earl sutton Dan and
Frank Laramie, Thomas hurt, Richard
Agnew, Paul Austet Thomas Taylor
aud Joe Kingdom.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Hamburger viii
leave for the coast some time next
week,
Mrs. Robert @. Smith has gone to
Los Angeles 10 visit Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Jeyne.
Mrs. II, r, Freeman has gone east for
visit with relatives IN Aurora, III.
W r Noble and Miss Wayne Noble
have gone 20 Byron Springs In central
California to spend few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. curtis and
Mrs j. H. Roach win be MT home after
today at III north Main street
Miss Laura shier Of De Lamar is IN
the city visiting Mrs. NJ. H. Parsons
Mr. and Mrs, Samuel Newhouse left
Thursday for Washington, where they
win be guests during the inaugural
week OF Congressman and Mrs Bourke
Cochran, who are entertaining a large
house party during the season,
Miss Ida Macintosh has moved and
is now at home at 3OS east Second South
street
Miss Nellie Pearsall Ia spending a
few weeks with friends In Butte
Mrs. A. H. Scott has returned from
Chicago and will remain IN salt Lake
for some time She is at home az 800
Fifth East street
Miss waller expects to leave for her
home today
Mrs. william Iglohcart has gone to
Los Angeles, Go be away some weeks.
MT ana Mrs H. ,. Taylor left yester-
day to make their home 40 Boise,
MI and Mrs. J. r.. Chapman and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Robinson Of Boston
were for few days guests OF NJ. and
Mrs r. j. Fabian.
Mrs. II, S. Hyde OF Kimberley is yis-
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
j, Cannon
Mrs. Reed Smoot lett sunday even
ing, accompanied by her son, Harold
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details carrying out the patriotic Idea.
Mrs W. NJ, Bradley was one OF the
Wednesday hostesses, entertaining in
formally at bridge.
Mrs. c. II. Mccoy and Mrs. J. u.
Clarke were hostesses Mt a
card party on Wednesday given
IN honor OF Mrs. Walter Era
ser. Flags, flowers and patriotic de-
vices We're everywhere, and prizes were
won by Mrs, Heber Lee and Mrs. $.
G. Snyder.
On Tuesday Mrs, c, w. Fifeld enter
tanned at bridge, IN honor Of Miss Wal
ler delightful afternoon being en-
joyed,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Burt entertained
at dinner on Monday night In honor Of
Nj. and Mrs. A. u. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. r, Il. McConaughy en-
tertained at a beautifully appointed
dinner on Monday evening, the table
being decorated In red, and covers laid
for 10,
The card party given by the Wo-
mans Republican club on Wednesday
night was most enjoyable affair and
was arranged to do honor to the great
national hero.
Among Mondays pleasant affairs
was the bridge party given by Mrs. and
Miss Woodward. The hostesses also en-
tertained ut a similar affair on the day
following for Mrs. j. Walcott Thomp-
son,
Mrs. r. J. Glendnnlng was among
Mondays hostesses, the entertainment
being bridge,
Mrs. Mary r. Sloan entertained at
high five at her home 9lS Second street,
on the evening Of Washington's BIRTH
day The house was effectively dec
GRATED with the national colors and the
hostess appeared I'm Martha Washing
ton costume The tallies and prizes
were suggestive fthe day. The first
prizes were won by Miss Bernie Clough
and Mr. j. NJ. Butler and the consola-
ton prizes by Mr. ana Mrs W. II,
ClOugh.
Miss Clare Williams entertained yes
terday at n linen shower in honor OF
MISS HHen tdIlllb loIl,
The young people Of the Twelfth ward
give character ball next Friday eve
ming In the amusement hall OF the ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II, Evans entertained
last evening at pleasant party at their
home.
The Third street card club will meet
next week with Mrs, II G., Brownlec
at 227 Eleventh East street.
Mrs. W. Il. Critzer entertained at q
children's party for her little daugh-
ter this afternoon.
Mrs. w. l.. Green entertained the
Thursday evening card club at her
home on south Main street last evening.
The 500 Card club met yesterday aft
ernoon with Mrs. c. H. Brink at her
home on n street
The High school alumni party which
was TO have been given last night haS
been postponed out of respect to Mrs
w. 4, Nelden, who was one Of the
patronesses.
MI ana airs. H. j, surf enteflalNei
mt dinner Monday evening In honor
Of Mr., and Mrs, A II, Smith.
Miss Ella Harr entertained n party
Of her young friends at the home on o
street this week
Among the delightful events OF the
week was the reading Of "Enooh Arden
Wednesday night at the Congregational
church by Mrs. G.. IT, Richards, with
plano accompaniment by Mrs. Agnes
Osborne.