The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-10
THE DAILY PATTERN.

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LADIES DRESSING SACQUE.
White batiste trimmed with German
val. lace was the material used for this
dressing sacque The pattern is also
suitable for thicker material The seams
over the shoulders give extra fullness to
the sleeves, where needed, when the arms
are raised.
This pattern is cut in five sizes, 80 to
/ 40 bust measure. Size SO requires 8 Is
Yards of 27-inch material Price of pst-
tern AZ is 10 cents.
No. al.
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Fill cut blank and send to Pattern
Department of this newspaper.
As these patterns are purchased in
1 New York, and the orders must be sent
/ there, from ten days to two weeks should
l be allowed for receipt of pattern after
| coupon has been mailed to this office.
Romney, Albert NJ. DAILY. Duncan r.
/ Gardner, Gilbert w. Williams and
! Reeve Richardson.
] Salt Lake Alumni Chapter-George P.
/ Holman, j. H. Maddox, Malcolm Key
! ser, John r. Haywood, F. f. Steig-
| meyer, L. H. Hughes, r. A. Hart, A. r.
/ WINS, R. J. Bryant Fred w. ShaTman,
/ II. f. HaVenOr, w. II. POLAND, G. NJ.
! Twelves, r. Z. Gardner, j. A Erickson,
/ Earl BenniOn, j. s. LOOfbOurOw, r. d.
/ Coates, Albert Price, George G.. Arm
! strong, Homer Read, II. T. Merritt,
Frank j. Gustin, Sanford Erwin, D. II.
/ McMurty, Carl W. Scott. F. w. Snow.
/ A. G. Dyer, William Henger, Jack Gill
mer J. A. Barlow, w. E. Sutton, w. c.
| Browning, L. d. FarnswOrth, W.
WOrthingtOn and J. T. Hoyt
X X X
One Of the pleasantest social features
of the day will be the annual reception
to be given in the parlors of the Ken
yOn this afternoon from 3 to by the
board of directors of the auxiliary in
charge of the reading room for the
blind at the public library. This conf
mendable work has been taken up by
number of representative women
members Of Salt Lake society, who by
their efforts, have brought sunshine
into many lives. The reception this aft
ernOOn is in charge of Mrs. Ellsworth
Dagget, Mrs. W. S. Mccormick, Mrs.
Adolph Baer, Mrs. D. Moore Lindsay,
Mrs. r. B. Thompson, Miss ElinoT
Stewart Miss LOreen Leary and Miss
Daisy RaybOuld. There will be an ex-
hibition of work done by the blind
which will also be for sale, and the fol-
lowing musical and literary program
will be given: Orchestral selection.
violin solo, Albert Freeman; reading
from raised type, "A Welsh Classic,
Marie Hanson; piano solo, John Fowler;
vocal solo, Mrs. Emma Riches.
X X
Mrs Esther Freed Filler and little
daughter, who have lately returned
from visit in Los Angeles, are at
home at the Bransford.
Mrs A. s. Bower and small son, ac-
companied by Mrs. T. c. Gibson, viii
leave soon after Christmas to spend six
weeks in Los Angeles and at the
beaches.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. H c. Eales. who are en-
route from St. Louis to their home in
Los Angeles. spent a few hours in Salt
Lake last evening as the guests of Mrs.
F. L. Oswald. Mrs. Eales is well known
in the city, where she was frequently d
guest at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Abel Leonard, and family, now of Los
Angeles.
X X X
Mrs. Fred Hanson is visiting in the
city from Nevada. where she win spend
the holidays with her father, Joseph
Lippman.
X \
Mrs. Cora AlbrittOn has been appoint |
ed local organizer of the American
Woman's League, beneficiary and
educational organization.
A THOUSAND PERSONS
AT LIBRARY EACH DAY
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