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WANTED
Aelp--Male

THE HERALD TENDERS THE FREE Use
Of It's Situation Wanted columns for an
indefinite period to any one seeking employ
nent Each ad will be run one time. but
may be renewed as often desired BY bring
ing It to the counter of The Herald ohlce
each day This privilege Is restricted 20
those seeking employment and viii net oe
granted to employment agencies and others
making a business Of seeking to supply nelp
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FOR RBNT-FoR ONE OR TWO GENTLE
men, large sunny front room in private
home; close in. Phone WEST ssS.
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FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH

Hope street. near Ninth.
REV. VIM HORACE DAY, ID. D., Pastor.
REV WARREN F DAY. d D..
Pastor Emeritus
II a. M. THE CONVERSION OF A
NATIoN;" 7:t5 p. m. THE FORGOT
will preach at the morning service, and
in the evening will conclude the story OF
Max Ritter commenced last Sunday night
11-28-i
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SOME OF OUR STUDENTS EARN 81
day. We have Is outside contract Jobs going.
learn electricity. plumbing bricklayIng
Write for catalogue. UNITED TRADES
SCHOOL CONTRACTING CO.. 12o E. Ninth
street. Los Angeles. 11-s-lm
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saIeswomen and Solicitors

class. most complete line calendars COM
binatlon bank books. leather. cloth and
aluminium advertising goods on the mar
ket: exceptional contract. ECONOMY ADV
CO., Iowa City, Iowa. u-2s-a
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TO LET-FIvE-RooM HOUSE, s13; SIX
room house, SIS; water paid; barn and chick
pen; good service. Call 2O1 e. 9th
st. Phone South 1880 u-29-l
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wANTED-sITUATIoN BY YOUNG MAN.
capable Of taking care Of garden and doing
house work; small wages; good home main
object. Address FRANK TORRANCE.
Whittier, Cal. u-ze-i
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nENrlsTs

Or. BAcHMAN, FORMERLY MINNEAPOLIS
dentist sos o. T. johnson bldg. Fourth and
Broadway. b-a-A
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WANTED
sItuatIons-maIe

WANTBD-BY Az EXPERIENCED YOUNG
man, handy with tools, general repairing.
janitor work, window washing. etc.; will
ing to work BY the hour. day or week.
Address BOX 1904. Herald. u-ea-1t
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FOR RENT-STRICTLY MODERN 5-ROOM
bungalow, $40, water paid; hardwood floors,
beam ceilings; Bimini car marked Heliotrope
drive, to Merose avenue. Inquire of realty
office Of BURCK-GWYNN; they will direct
you. u-29-1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01
UPPER FALLS.

Heber, Utah, July 30.-The fou.,,.,-
are numbered among those who aro 'ns
Joytng their vacations and s,,,,,, e.'-
outings at Upper Falls, Provo car,, ..'sE
pr. Brown Ewing and daughter p, o..;
G. Barnes and family and Mr..
Larsen and daughter. Miss Crisste. Nr IA
NayieI ana family, Judge S. r. Thur,
man. Or. Thos. F. Miller and faa.rr
recently of Memphis, Tenn. a r, shy
lips of the Salt Lake Tribune. NM. MI
ger Easan and wife of Hotel c,Iiaa
Maxwell Brothers and wife. WIZ gu
returning from a two weeks o,,, a.e
have been entertaining their brothss,
for n few days. The following ~, r'ser
bers Of the Druggists association Won.
up me hrst OF the week making ar.
on Aug. II. ''er
The weather is delightful and asb,,.
good. e
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LOGAN.

Logan. July 3O.--On Friday af,o,,,...
last Mrs. /. s. Smith was the h oeta.ao VI
very pleasant card party a, "a.
home. Mrs. A. II. Thompson yvo, t .SY
hrst prize and Mrs. e. w. Robinson tS t'e
second. 'ne
Mrs. r. W. Robinson entertairss
few friends most pleasantly on w.
nesday afternoon in honor of Mrs a
B. Irvine of Salt Lake. a.
The event of the week will he N.
choir concert on Saturday eyenirs ,s
the tabernacle. The magnificent mn VI
organ is completed and ready for u.a
and the concert is being looked forUs,;
to with a great deal OF pleasure nv
large number of people. The chn, VIM
render Christ the Victor" by DudIsv
Buck. and Mr.. Harvey Sinurthwal,s
VIII render several organ selections.
Miss Barbara Howell entertained the
members of her sewing club mo,t
pleasantly on Thursday afternoon The
following were present: The Misses
Vivian Hatch, Margaret and Winnie
Morrell, Geneve Smith, Rub Nebek4r
Julia Hendricks, Joe Yates Lon
Thatcher. Marie Barber, Nan Nibley
The Anvil sewing club met with
Miss Florence McAllister on Thurs
day afternoon. Those present were the
Misses Margaret and Edna Nibey.
Della Morrell, Ella Hatch. Harriet
Thatcher. Irene Hendrickson. Louisa
Barber. May Howell, Lettie Thatcher,
Marie Eccles.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Naylor enter.
tanned informally at luncheon on Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Watson entertain
ed the following friends at dinner on
Friday last; Mr.. and Mrs. A B. lr.
vine. Miss Lulu Carpenter. Miss Salome
Carpenter, Prof. A. e. Bowen.
Miss Lulu Carpenter entertained at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01

| cowley, Chester Young and syron
| Whitney.
Mrs. 3, o. Carl. who has spent some
| time with her parents. Professor and
Mrs Anton Peterson, has returned for
her home in Portland, Ore. The other
| daughter, Mrs. L. j. Walsh OF New
York, will spend the summer with her
| parents.
Colonel and Mrs. r. A. Wall and
daughters left Monday for Long Beach
where they VIII spend the remainder
OF the summer They shipped their
automobile and will tour the state OF
California.
Miss Brenteno who has spent sew
eral weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Porter and Mrs. Porter's brother, Mr..
Bersbach, left Wednesday for her
home In Chicago
NJ. and Mrs. ]. w. Delano will leave
me first of August for the east where
they till spend several weeks, going
by way OF Portland and Canada.
Mrs George w. Rose and little
daughter, Gertrude. returned Friday
from two months visit with Mr..
Roses parents, at Benton Harbor,
Mich, and Detroit.
Mrs. Charles Read is at Brighton.
where she Is visiting her sisters. Mrs.
r. H. Darling and Mrs. T. u. Lewis
Mrs Ida Harris Plank with a nart,
OF eastern friends, left Tuesday even
ing for ten days trip through Vel
lowstone Park.
Mrs. Edward M. Garnett has re-
turned from attending the graduating
exercises at Smith college and visit
Ing friends in Virginia
Roger Sherman is here from WASH
ington, d. G.. and viii be AT home
win his sister, Mrs. George j. Glib
MT and Mrs. L. ]. Fabian and their
family left this week for Rrlehton
accompanied by Miss Edna Dunn
Mrs. Virginia s stephens left Mon
Gay Tor California. where she will
Mr.. and Mrs w. R. Butler and little
daughter, Elizabeth. are spending a
Few days at Santa Cruz
MISS Laura Crawford is spending n
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Summer
Gleason at Kaysville.
Mrs. Mary w. Roberts will he NJ
nome to her friends after July 30 at
81 First avenue.
MISS Georgia. Moore is in Brighton
ccl sahng Miss Edith Godbe at the
-
=, Mr' and Mrs. j. Leslie Spence and
tneir baby are at home with MIR ana
Mrs. Spence, on First North street
Tor the rest of the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.. Grant. fornor,y
OF ogden are now at home at 76s First
avenue. NO 'iSt
rms week a party of young ladies'
guests Of Miss Margaret Walker
81 10 brlgnton, where they will or
cupy the j. r, Walker cottage Tow
several weeks. Those to make I'm no
party are Misses Lucille Clark lino
M MNe,cAliilan. Lillian Lane. Norrin,
thompson. Bryan and Grizzele Honss
ION, Josephine We'll, Isabel ScbInsr
ana Marjorie Jacobs
MIS-; j. B. Kenworthy and cbt,dra,
left Thursday for their home in PTahn
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taken for the month of August Mr.
Morningstar will join the family later
and during the next 10 days Mrs.
MornIngstar will chaperon a party of
five young ladies at the cottage.
Miss Elsie Parsons will go up to
Brighton this week to he the guest of
Miss Edith Godbe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Jennings and
youngest daughter Marian, are en-
joying few weeks in the mountains
near Wasatch.
Miss Pearle Clark left last week for
Chicago, where she Nill take a summer
course in the no NAL department of
the University of Chicago.
Mrs A. j. Gustin is back from Pasa-
dena, accompanied by her little grand
SON Harley Gustln, and is with her
daughter, Mrs. J. L. Priest.
Miss Fannie Lees of st. Marks hos
pitnl will return this week from a
three weeks trip TO California
Among the many parties leaving to-
day for an outing are Harry Cushing.
Prof, C. ID Schettler Francis Rogers,
A. Brain and Mr. Rache who will spend
the next ten days on the Weber
Mrs., II. NJ Wells has for her guests
at Brighton this week, Mrs, l.. f. Ritter
and family.
Mrs W. \. williams and family arc
~ Wasatch for a summer's outing and
Nh Williams goes up tomorrow for a
short stay
Miss Hazel Hanson and Miss Leah
Farr are the guests OF Miss Jean Spen-
cer a Brighton.
Mrs. Charlotte Newman, who has
spent several weeks here, the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs, J. d. Spencer will leave
today for her home in Oakland, Cal,
Monday a party OF A. chapcroned
by Mrs Squires and Miss Della VIII
son. lott for "a two weeks camping trim
IN East canyon, near the clayton ranch
The party Includes Miss Rehan spencer
Miss Nan ClaWson Miss Margaret
Whitney, Miss Helena Meade. Miss
Burdette Clawson Miss Blanche
Squires, Miss Margaret Taylor. ana
Mossrs David Taylor BurlIs Robbins
Kendall Thomas Larry Clawsou. Moss
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Mrs. Harry CAM has returned from
visit OF some months In Kansas.
Mrs. j. y. Smith and her children are
spending some time with relatives in
Helena, Mont.
Mrs. William c. Mabry win be here
sunday from Emuris Mex. to visit
her mother, Mrs. A. II. Mayne.
Or and Mrs Il. d Woodruff and
family leave this week for Roughwood.
their cottage at Brighton.
Mrs, Frank Pearl and Miss Alice
Pearl are spending some time at the
odd Arm Chair" Pharaoh's Glen
Mr., and Mrs 7E. d. Miller went by
motor up to Pharaoh's Glen wednes-
day.
Asrs william Mcleod and sister
Mrs. Bowles Of Denver, have returned
from a trip to the Yellowstone.
Mrs w. II. Dale and son Allen will
go to the hermitage ogden canyon
Misses Nina and Edith Kendall
and Miss Maud clark have gone TO
Long Beach, Cal. where they have
taken a cottage for the summer.
Mrs. George Sutherland. accompa-
MED Senator sutherland and the party
with Secy. James r. Garfield, left for
Grand Junction and the Grand can
yon of the Colorado Wednesday.
Mrs. Freeman Morningstar and
daughter Lucille are at Brighton in the
DR. PluInmer cottage, which they have
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(OMlNG74~o 8
9s'SE3BI(>SOTNo

MISS Romola King and her guest,
MISS Leigh Whittemore, WIN leave
Monday Tor brighton to join the party
of Young ladies that are OCCupNiup- the
odell cottage tor Two or three weeks
MIS- l.. Nj Bailey and her daughter,
Miss Dorothy lcft Thursday morning
Tor Brighton, where they Will spend
week, the guests of Mrs. +. B. Critch-
low ana family
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur / Rand and
three daughters VIII l"nvc next We'd
nesduy for Denver where they win
make their home,
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cities of the east, including Chicago.
New York, Boston Philadelphia, Wash
ington and Baltimore The visit to
Sharon. Vermont. the Hin Cumor5,h,
and Kirkland temple, important places
in the life of President Joseph Smith,
were perhaps OF the greatest interest
to the party. Mr. and Mrs. Evans are
both delighted with the trip and return
home enjoying excellent health.
Mrs. j. NJ Bishop and daughter.
Margaret, have gone to Bear Lake
for an outing.
Mrs u. H. Peery has gone to Chicago
tovisit her daughter, Mrs. II. G. Full
larson, for a few weeks.
Misses NJ r. and Ellen Rydberry OF
kearney. Neb., are spending their va
cation in Ogden.
g. G.. Blackman and wife have re-
turned from three weeks eastern
trip They spent a week With the
Shriners at st. Paul.
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TO- after spending two weeks with
Evan. ~ ~ ''0-
Mr. and Mrs Elbridge Thomas and
lheir little daughter Tlorndora, and
Mrs. Thomas parents Mr. and Mrs
grimm. and Mr. and Mrs. S. V.
perrah ana son, Robert. left Tuesday
park,
Mrs d $ spencer has gone to Blue
Lakes Ida io spend ten days or so
with Mrs l. q Perrine.
Mr. ana Mrs W. Give Bradford
and Miss Lisle Bradford have returned
RON their trip TO Chicago, and other
Mrs. Frank Goldberg left Friday for
weeks.
Mrs Joseph Young and two chill
dren. who have spent he past three
weeks with Mrs Youngs parents Mr.
gnd Mrs Henry w. Lawrence, win
lr'te m Few days for their home in
Oakland, Cal
Mrs, r Fabian, Miss Stella ANA
Harold, accompanied by Miss Edna
Dunn, left this week for Brighton.
where they wlll occupy the = H. Oar
ing cottage for several weeks
Mrs Samuel c. Adams and little
daughter Dorothy OF Denver. WIN
spend a month with her parents Mr.
and Mrs n. @. Mcmillan.
Miss Leo Trent has gone to Auburn,
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Cal. TO spend a month or so with the
l.. c. Trent family at their country
place there.
Miss Helaine Hadley left this week
for New York. where she has accept
ed a theatrical engagement for the
season.
John worse of Rexbure, Ida. is vis-
ltlng his sister, Miss Worse, at the
qoodhue home
Mrs. Ella Carpenter and her son,
Emmett of Los Angeles. are here for
few days with Mrs. Carpenters sis
ter, Miss Katherine Worse.
Mr.. and Mrs Hyde are here from
Chicago visiting Mrs. X. o. Reyes.
MIR. and Mrs Fred Wiley and their
son. Harold, left Tuesday evening for
their home in Idaho Springs, after
SPENDING three days here with Mrs
Wlley's sister and her husband Mr..
and Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett. They
were on their way home from Cali
fornia
Mrs Theodore a. Baldwin, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Judge will leave today, with her
children, for San Francisco. and VIII
sail Aug r to Join Capt. Baldwin at
Manila, where he has been transfer
red to the Twenty-sixth infantry.
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purple sweet peas, and covers laid To-
II.
Mrs ]. NJ Reynolds and Miss Vera
Shaver gave lake party on Wednes-
day launch ride and supper being
the features,
Mrs. C. | futile entertained at
luncheon al the Country club on Wed
nesday the decorations being in Law
ender sweet peas. Bridge followed,
the prizes going to Mrs, John Dclano
and Miss Lorone Leary. Tho other
guests were Mrss &c Parsons, Mrs.
T, r. Woodbridge. Mrs Richard Sting
ley, Mrs. J. j. Campbell and Mrs, W.
y. Donoher
A pretty affair of the week was the
wedding Of Miss Gertrude stephen
son and J W Ernst which took place
on Wednesday a the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs Stephen
son, with Rev. w l.. Bowerman Of
Relating Miss Myrtle Stephenson act
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ana Dr' and Mrs. II. s.. Pyno auslnhia

Lake. Mrs. Anderson Of p,u..
ana 1t ana Mrs. II. s. Pyno s'nhia
number of young lad,as
gaiized a club for social nave VI.
which they have given ~. purposes
IL Win the following Oft OF
;n h'.eilneid, president; Hal ii'V t
e enysun, vice president. and eIn'
onyue1.' secretary Hattie snow 'oIehoe
''''''' VI ''''''''''ee on arrangements
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gihv o,,
I'd number OF their young frio,SS IAN
North Fork Saturday. Fisl,irn US at
roasting were the features Of ~ and
Miss Effie Graham OF Salt Lab,
Friday in Prove visiting with NJ ,spenS
and frionda. ~" 'e'atives
Miss Annie johnson of Sal, IAN.
spent the past week in Provo IN . ilds
of Miss Nettie tSnudsan. suest
Misses Ada Cram and Mae r,,..,
both of Salt Lake. are the russell,
Miss Hattie Snow. e''S's OF
Judge and Mrs. Booth entertai,.s
dinner Tuesday in honor of Mrs az
Forsyth of Montana. sister a, ''ane
judge Covers were laid for 90 "'e
Mrs. Eliza Smith Stewart ana d.
tiers Quinby and Addie have lott Tan sh-
extended trip through YeDop,s, an an
park. o"stone
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ing as bridesmaid and Miss Gray play
Ing the bridal music. MIR and Mrs.
Ernst Will be at home to their friends
after August 20 at the Zimmerman
Flats.
Mrs, Hubbard w Reed has issued
invitations for a luncheon next We'd
nesday at the Country club to be
given in honor OF Mrs, Edwin f.
Holmes.
Miss Stella Cohn gave a luncheon on
Tuesday for Miss Irma Simon of San
Francisco, the table having for a
centerpiece cut glass bowl Of sweet
peas, made up Of separate punches,
to which We're attached ribbons reach
ing to the various places, and each
guest drawing one from the bowl at
the close. Covers were laid for ~.
Miss Marian Obendorfer entertain
ed informally on Monday afternoon,
her guests being the members OF a
party who are spending a week AT
Brighton They numbered besides
Miss Oberndorfer, the Misses Winni-
fred Brce, Elsie Mcmillan, Mcrco
Lewis, Vera Edwards Marie Odell,
Romola King, Leigh Whittemorc,
Eliza Dey and Ethel ryree.
on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Il. T.
McCune entertained at a large dinner
party, about u being present The
table was decorated i'm sweet peas. the
centerpeco being a basket nlled with
the fragrant blossoms. The rest of
the evening was spent with music, pi-
ano selections being given by Miss
sNhella Clayton and Mr. Ed Kimball,
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ty refreshments were served. Amone
those present We're: Mr. and Mrs
Enoch Fatr IN, Walter and Dale Far,
ana Misses Grace Taylor Marie Kelu-
n"r Ellen lpscn, Louise Brothorton.
Iaulnc Slade, Ruth Bybee, Ellen Foul
ger, May PaslSett. Ada Carr, Josie
i5humeistel, Josie Cromwell Sadie An
detson, Cassie Bybee, Lizzie Parry.
huiu Marriott Edna Shepherd, Lllls
t mebTlHe, Nelllo Watts Mona Donovan,
Pearl Wayment, Dora Lane
MIS-. l.ottio McGaw, grand represen-
ullNe Of the Utah Pythlan slsterhood
mas gone 10 Boston to attend the meet
ing. of the grand lodge Of the order
"h'oh eonYenes IN that city.
Homar Arnold ana Zachary Boone Of
McAlllster Aka are the guests of Dr.
and Mrs W. q. FreidoH
Miss Bessie Larkin OF kaysvIlle was
me guest of Miss Allen Larkln during
the past week.
Miss NJ Han Of Salt Lake IL tho
guest Of Miss Lizzie o, Mckay AT Inc
Huntsville summer home Of the Nc.
Kays.
Misses Margaret ana Susie Hull were
ne guests Of Miss Hina Larkin during
tho past week.
David w Evans and wife have re-
turned from a Ave weeks delightful
tour OF the east and especially the I'M
portant points Of history IN the early
existence Of the Mormon Church The
party, of which Mr. ana Mrs Evans
formed part consisted OF II Utah peo-
pie. They visited most Of the large
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PROVO.


Bishop and Mrs r. N. Taylor de-
lightfully entertained at their home on
Fifth West Tuesday evening, the oc-
casion being the dedication OF their
beautiful new home. About 100 guests
We're present among them a. NUMBER
from Salt Lake City. Apostle Dund
offered the dedicatory prayer. The Mo-
Fart orchestra was in attendance ana
rendered sweet music. Short speeches,
music and readings were enjoyed by
all.
The La Coterie club Is spending
week in Provo canyon under the chap
eronage of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Collough.
Mrs. j. n. Christensen has returned
from Salt Lake where she spent
pleasant week visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Hattie Snow entertained at a
lake party Sunday in honor of Mae
Russell and Ada Cram both of Salt
Lake. About 90 merry young people,
enjoyed a dainty lunch at the old
lake resort after which boating and
ride in the launch were enjoyed. Mr..
Sidney Vincent was master OF cere-
monies.
Miss Dora Murdoch and Alta New
comb stopped off in Provo few days
en- route for Theodore, where they eN-
pect to spend the summer They were
the guests of Mrs. Kittie Hines.
Mrs. Jessie Knight entertained at her
summer home in Spring Dell Tuesday,
the members of the Fifth ward Relief
society.
Mr. and Mrs Leo Peterson of Salt
Lake were the guests of honor at q. din
ner party given Sunday by Mrs. iona
than Buckley. Covers were laid for
10.
Miss Buelah Keller entertained few
friends at her summer home in Spring
dell, Sunday.
Mrs. Nellie Reaves of Salt Lake,
spent few days visiting friends in
Provo She was a guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. T. n. Taylor
Secy. Garfield and party of Washing
ton, ID. c., were met at the station and
conveyed to Spanish Fork canyon
where n very pleasant day was passed
by the following gentlemen: Jesse
knight, Engineer Lytle Postmaster
Glove, State Engineer Caleb Tanner
anu EStblS sStlldlpI
The Agenda and For get-me-not
clubs were delightfully."- entertained at a
lawn party Thursday evening at the
home of Misses Florence and Mamie
Snyder The lawn was beautifully
lighted and decorated, the club colors.
blue and white and pink and corn were
used with excellent effect. Sweet mu-
sic. games and the partahng of an
elaborate lunch We're enjoyed by large
crowd of young people.
The Y L. NJ. /. association of the
First ward enjoyed a delightful hay
rack and picnic party Tuesday at
Riverside.
Judge and Mrs. John F.. Booth en-
tertained the following guests at dinner
Sunday at their summer home. Edg-
wood; Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Woodruff of
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Your laundress may
be a "jewel" --let us
hope she is.
Nevert heless, there
are some things you may
not care to entrust even
to her-lace handker-
chiefs, for example;
colored goods; or, pos
sibly, a shirt-waist of
more than ordinary
beauty.
Such articles as these
you will do we'll to wash
yourself-with Ivory
Soap and lukewarm
water.
Ivory Soap
SO 441oo Per Cent. Pure
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OGDEN.

ogden. July 91.-Last Saturday eve
ming the young ladies Of the indie
pendent Telephone company surprised
their chief, Miss Florarce Farr, at her
home. oil Seventeenth street, the oc-
castor being her twenty-first birthday.
The evening was spent with music,
games, etc Miss Farr received many
beautiful and costly presents, among
them being hand painted dish from
the young ladies of the company. Dain-
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Mrs j. n. Christensen has returned
from Salt Lake where she spent q
pleasant week visiting relatives and
friends.
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lhe simplicity OF the summer girls charm Some
OF nst OF
e the softes and
"""ee suoh hats
Drown Ihese
nv crown bands matching o neckie
''eal of motoring a
1u'' er Saa through its
our ENDS VIII
"'"Ihs and protect the nd from "
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The La Coterie club is spending
week in Provo canyon under the chap
eronage of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nc
Collough.
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Cal. TO spend a month or so with the
l.. c. Trent family at their country
place there.
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Miss Helaine Hadley left this week
for New York. where she has accept
ed theatrical engagement for the
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Miss Hattie Snow entertained at a
lake party Sunday in honor of Mae
Russell and Ada Cram both of Salt
Lake About 90 merry young people
enjoyed a dainty lunch at the old
lake resort. after which boating and
ride in the launch were enjoyed, Mr.
Sidney Vincent was master of cere-
monies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Naylor enter.
tanned informally at luncheon on Tues
day.