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LION SNATCHES
HELPLESS BABE

CLEVELAND, Tenn. May IA
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when refreshments were served. There
were 10 guests present.
Marriage licenses were issued to the
following Ogden parties In Farming
ton during tho week: Val Vessy and
Esther Moscowitz; Mathew Neugeiit
ana Sarah Marston.
new club was organized Friday
afternoon Mt the home Of Mrs. II. FL.
Spencer The club will be known as
the 500 club and will meet bi-monthly
for social diversion. but no prizes Will
he given The afternoon was pleasant
" spent. Mrs. Spencer, as ever. proving
herself a delightful hostess. Following
the organization OF the club. 500 was
INDUCED in and delicious refreshments
were served.
Friday night the Epworth league of
the Methodist church held ITS usun'
monthly social meeting. At s:15 n busi-
ness session was held, after which
social hour followed. Attendance was
good considering the beginning of the
new conference year. Misses Nellie
Ramsey and Vera Frey furnished some
splendid selections on the piano, follow
ing which delightful refreshments wero
served finishing very pleasant eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Hnllistrom an
nouncc the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Fannie. to w. A. Walker. the mar
riage to take place In the Salt Lake
temple. Sept. %.
Mrs Walter stephens entertained at
n china shower during last week IN
honor of her sister, Miss Arvllla West,
who became the bride nf Henry c.
civilian on the 2sth of the month.
The Historical society met at the
home Of Mrs. c. Fl. Goslinr. Saturday.
Oct. 1. An excellent program was lis
tened to. Among the numbers were
musical selections by local musicians
and a paper by Mrs. Gertrude Carr, on
the Immigration question.
The Tolstoi met with MIS-. J. w.
Clancy, this afternoon.
Thomas Keogh was best man at the
marriage OF Miss Alice Mae oiiver OF
American Falls Idaho, and Arthur O..
Sullivan of Salt Lake City. which oc-
CURED at the home of the brides moth
err last Tuesday.
The Misses Kate and Annie Palmer
have returned to their home in Enter
prise after a weeks visit in Ogden.
Miss Josephine Groesbeck of salt
Lake is visiting friends in Ogden dur
ing the fair week.
Mrs. j. T. Hurst. Mrs. w. A. Nc
Cav and Mrs. a. A. Wenger were the
hostesses at most enjoyable ConSre-
cationnl church social on last Friday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. 7. Hurst on Adams avenue. AS diff
faront guests entered then door thnv
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pEsERET EvENING NEWS SATURDAY. .ocroRER 3 1910

Mrs. A. w. McCune. Ir. Mrs. George
ID. Keysor, the Misses ElInor Stewart
Stella Fabian. Alice Wall. Romola
King. Marie Odell. Winnifred Brice,
and little Polly sMcCune.
Mrs 7. Roy Brown celebrated the
tenth birthday anniversary of her lit
tie daughter, Brownie, on Wednesday,
in an afternoon party, the features be-
ing games and birthday cake with
10 candles. while favors were given
each guest. Assisting during the aft
ernoon were: Mrs p. G. Brown. Mrs.
Mark Liilnrd, Mrs. John c. Daily and
Mrs. Edward j. Roberts.
The S. p. c. Social club was delight
fully entertained by Mrs. Gordon Wool
ley at her beautiful home in Tenth
East street on Monday An elegant
luncheon was served after which n
pleasant time was had by all present.
the afternoon being enlivened by Ma
bel Pack Thomas in her inimitablc dia-
lect recitations ana by piano selections
by Miss Eva Plat. Those who enjoyed
the delightful AFFAIR were Mrs. Plat.
Mrs. Brown Mrs. Coray, Mrs. Mabel
Park Thomas. Mrs. D. Kingsbury. Mrs
.. j. Beer. Mrs. Percey. Mrs. klctting.
Mrs. Poulton. Miss Lou Plat, Miss Eva
Plat, Mrs Green, Mrs. Parry, Mrs. D.
r. Lyon, Miss Lou Sloan.
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she VIII meet her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubbard w. Reed, who land IN
October s.
Mrs. A. D. F. Reynolds and her
chiidren will be here shortly from
california and the Reynolds family
VIII be at home at ssl Second avenue.
DR.. Luella P. Miles will spend the
coming winter in California visiting
Miss Lillian Oakeson has returned
after three months visit in Call!
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris X. Masters will
De at home after the first of the week
in the Zimmerman home. or First ave-
nue., near T. street. Mrs. Masters was
Miss Fannie Elliott Of Henderson. Ky,
and was guest at the lgleheart home
here. 81
Is here for a short time. the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. w. c. Price, at the
Hollywood apartments.
Mrs. C. b. sprague will be homo
from the east early in October and to-
gether with Miss Sprasue VIII be at
home at the Missing apartments on
Sixth East street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Traughbers are
at home at the Tuck apartments on
Second East street.
Mrs. D. b. Mudgett and Miss Edith
Mudgett Will be at home Tuesday, after
two months spent in Los Angeles and
the surrounding beaches.
Mrs. f. E. McGurrin left this week
for Los Angeles for visit with rela-
tivcs.
Miss Bculah Bachman. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Newell at the Wild
Irish mine in Nevada. Will be home on
Friday and viii be at home after that
at the Alexandria.
Mrs. A., v. Calaghun and baby left
Sunday for the east to remain some
time visiting with relatives.
Mrs. William NcGrath and Miss Cert
rude McGrath have returned from
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ComINGsvo -
S a9SSOTNG

Mr.. and Mrs. David Jensen have
returned from their wedding tour to
California. and are home to their
friends at sol west Eighth South.
Miss Edith PrimeauX, who has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Bintz. for
some time, left on Wednesday for her
home in Nevada.
Mrs. Harry knight. who has spent
tho past two months in the east visit
ing friends and relatives, will be home
the first part Of October.
Mrs. George lleysor has returned,
after II month or so spent in the east
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Macmillan
have bought the Henry Siegel homo on
homo there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sands nre now
settled in their new home. 1870 Twelfth
East street.
Mrs. James A. Miner left this week
for New York, accompanied by her
granddaughter, Miss Margaret Nc
Clure, who will resume her studies for
the year IN Miss Spences school.
=,
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Holman,
after Il years absence abroad. arc
again Mt home Mt their residence in
east southt Temple street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Duckworth leave
this week to make their home In Pu-
cbo, Colo.
Henry Minton Lewis and p, r.
Reese, who have spent tho last six
months In cortez, New. have returned,
Mrs. William Vance and her two
daughters, Gay and Neleton have re-
turned, after spending the summer on
tho coast.
Mrs, r. S. Richards is home. after
spending u part of the summer on the
coast,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Pearsall have
gone east for a stay of n month or so.
Mrs. Richard Savage will leave newt
week for the asst, where she VIII visit
with her daughter, Mrs Robert
Fowler, in Perth Amboy. n. u
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. IIelnA will
soon be at home in the new Kimball
apartment, corner of East Second
South and Sixth East street.
Mrs. !. T, Dunn, accompanied by
hcr daughter, Miss Margaret Dunn,
and Miss Florence Halloran, VIII leave
Monday for Now York, where the two
young girls will remain for the year at
Miss Bennett school.
Mrs. William II. Child has returned
from San Francisco after few weeks
stay.
Miss Marie Odell and Miss Vera Ed
wards will leave Monday for New
York, where they will enter Miss
Knox's school, "Brier Cliffe Manor"
Mrs. c. o. Whlttemore and daugh-
ter. Miss Leigh Whittcmore, now Of
Los Angeles. are expected to visit
with relatives and their many friends
hero for sometime.
Mrs. n. X. Montgomery is now at
home, No. 4 Zimmerman apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Browne and
young son, Richard, have taken apart
ments In the Catthness.
Mrs. Robert J, Glendinning left on
Wednesday, for New York. where she
Will visit for n time, and where later
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. o p i.
liam Douglas will entertain at the Vi,
ginia on Saturday. -
Mr., and Mrs. +. C. Elliot annor,..
the engagement of their daushtnS.e
Alice, to Chris Schmalz, the marrjasa.s'
take place Sept. 90 es %
The Baptist Ladies' Mission c,ro,,
entertained at the home OF Mrs. Cool.
idge, 2344 Grant avenue, on Wednes1av
Laselle seminary in Boston whers sb,
begins her Junior year. She was AZ.
companied as far as Arcade. New YORK
by Miss Marie Barnes. who has been
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Don Ma.
guire during the summer.
Mrs. Alice Mcmillan is visiting hcr
sister, Mrs. NJ. Rutherford, in Winne.
mucca, New. en- route from Ogden ia
her home in Berkeley, Cal.
Mrs. d. l.. Higlcy Of Brigham spent
her daughter Mrs. Walter H. Alvord.
anu ooAAt oN>'o'S AAiSiSS.
Miss Eileen CozIer is the guest o,
Ogden friends during the Four State
fair. after which she will return to her
home in Brigham.
Miss Harding started her work as
teacher in the Fifth and Sixth grade,
of the Layton schools. last Monday.
T.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. f. Duffn of Brigham
spent Monday in Ogden visiting rela.
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Ware of Layton,
spent Thursday in Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Littleheld. who
have been the guests Of Mai. and Mrs.
Il. A. Llttleheld and family for tn,
past month. have gone to Washington,
D. c.. where they will make their fu.
! ture home. s-
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o'Carroll were among Wednesdays
bridal couples. the ceremony being
performed at $3.50 at st. Marys cathe-
dral with Bishop Seaman officiating.
and a wedding breakfast following at
the brides home. Miss Nora Gleason
played the bridal music, and the bride
was attended by her sister, Miss Har-
riet Finnegan. After the wedding
breakfast, Mr. and Mrs. O'Carroll left
for Winnemucca, New, where they VIII
make their home.
Miss Nora Frates Of Mil Creek and
X. NJ. Brighton of Murray were mar
rted Tuesday afternoon at the home or
the brides parents. ]. U. Eldredge per-
forming the ceremony. reception
followed in tho evening at the brides
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Brighton leit
Friday for Mercur, where they VIII
make their home.
At the home of the bride. 245 west
Fourth South street, Miss Hermina Z.
O'Brieni of Salt Lake and Fred Z. Bade
of Los Angeles We're married Monday
evening. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. +. B. Short of the First
Methodist church.
Arthur j. Farrell, formerly OF this
city. and Miss Alma Mary Fay OF
Portland. were married at Portland
Thursday. Sept Is. After short Wea-
ing trip they will make their home III
Portland.
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OGDEN.
"".vTTSJyTE,

The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church..ands their q friends met In an
afternoon ocials gathering THURSDAY
afternoon at thes home of Mrs. Walter
Richcyi 2414 Madison avenue, where
they We're the guests of Mrs. Bartlett,
Mrs. Mes and Mrs. Richey.
Mrs. Charles Hollingsworth was a
Salt Lake visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. George Madison entertained in
formally Yesterday; afternoon at het
home %on sTWenty-fourtl, street. Bridge
and 500 We're .indulged In and delicious
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decorations being done In the club col
ors blue and white. with asters. and
bIun strcamers while the place cards
wer, hand painted In blue flowers. Thc
other rooms were IN goldenglow, ana
covers were laid for the members, MIS-.
Herman Harms acting as toastmistrcss
Mrs. lack Taylor entertained at
luncheon ut the Country club yesterday
In honor of Miss Palmer of Fhiladel-
mia, who IL visiting Mrs Worthins-
ton, the table being decorated in au-
tumn flowers ana covers laid for abou,
80,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Kiser entertained
on Tuesday evening at their nome In
honnr OF Miss Margaret Dills, an old
friend of Mrs. Kiser.. and who Is n
member OF the Iingorsoll stock COM
pany.
Mrs. Clark L, Whitney was hostess
on Thursday afternoon Mt card party
1T her home. the rooms being DECORATED
in autumn leaves. and assisting were
Mrs r. S. Ensign. Mrs. John String
ham and Mrs. Walter Wallace. About
30 were present.
Mrs. Horace Thompson will give n
bridge tea on the afternoon of Oct G.
! The Misses Gertrude and Irene Han
son enterta ncd on "Wednesday at 81 tea
given in honor of Mrs. Robert y. Camp
bell. the parlors being decorated In
yellow, with chrystanthcmums autumn
leaves and nasturtiums. and tho dining
room In red dahlias and autumn leaves.
Assisting during the afternoon We're
Mrs. j. r. Walker, Mrs. r. NJ. Breedcn.
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autumn leaves and flowers. Assisting
during the afternoon were Mrs. r. j.
Fabian. Mrs. Lcdyard NJ. Bailey. Mrs.
John Weir. Mrs. Frank p Swindler,
the Misses Stella Fabian. Elinor Stew
5rt and Ruth Chapman. Ida Hanaucr
and Marian Rooklidge.
Mrs. Arthur Bird entertained on Mon
day at a tea in honor of Mrs. Palmer
of Philadelphia. the rooms being dec
Grated in petunias and asters, and as
sisting being Miss Mccormick, Mrs. y.
V. Worthington and Mrs. ]. b. Risque.
On Wednesday afternoon the Cleo
fan gave its annual luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Rodney 7. Badger, the
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refreshments were served. Fall flowers
and foliage added to the attractiveness
of the scene.
The; HalcYons Sowing club were the
guests of Mrs. II. II. Spencer on Friday
afternoon at her home on Twenty-fltth
street at their first meeting of the sea-
son. a full attendance was present.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A, Burton of L,lcin.
Utah, have been visiting Ogden rela-
tives after a trip to Los Angeles and
coast points. Z. ea
Miss Belle. Watson Of New York City
Is tho guest ofiAlrs.- George Lavender.
Miss Wilson has been visiting coast
points and is making a visit at Laven-
der lodge, On route to her home.
Mr., and Mrs. II. G. Wood, who have
been in Ogden during the fair, will
leave for Spencer. Idaho, tonight,
Mrs, Z, NJ, Allison is a guest at the
One of the pleasant events of the
week was the surprise party given Mrs
Sarah Fl. Rushton, by her friends last
Tuesday evening in honor of her forty
sixth birthday. The evening was spent
~ s"Hiss "hu bthsAu' l'e''S HihhtiiB.
After partaking OF n sumptuous sup
per, all departed wishing her many
happy returns OF the day. There were
20 guests present. s
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Wright who have
been living in Brigham City will soon
move back to Ogden where they will
again open their beautiful home. a
number Of social events In the Boxclder
metropolis have been given in their
honor
Last evening Miss Louise Bartlett ana
Mrs, Mary Rawson were the hostcssc3
Mt the Bartlett home at a parcel shower
IN honor OF Miss Fannie Hallstrom a
delightful evening was spent in games.
music. social chat forecasts of Miss
Hnllstrom's future and general merry
making were enjoyed until n late hour,
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Mrs Fred w. Stauffer and Mrs l.. w.
Snow will be hostesses at a reception
ON Monday afternoon from to .
O'Clock ut the 5tauffer apartments, civ
en- in honor of the visiting ladies, VINO
will be here with the delegates TO the
medical convention next week. AS
sisting will be DR.. Elsie Ada Faust,
DR. Belle a. Gcmmcll Mrs. j, S. Brans-
ford, Mrs j. z. Crtchlow. Mrs. II. y.
Mayo, Mrs. A. A. Kerr, Mrs. f. ).
Keogh, Mrs. a. ]. Hosmcr These Ia
dies Will also form n committee TO as
sist the salt Lake County Medical So
ciety in the entertainment of the visit
Ing ladies on Tuesday afternoon, tho
program to include an organ recital
at the tabernacle at noon. followed by
a luncheon at the Commercial club.
with an automobile ride about the city
afterward.
MIR. and Mrs Hugh Dougall enter
tanned on Thursday night at q musicale
Mt their home. the rooms being bright
T with autumn flowers, and MIR. Dougall
being assisted by Mrs. Virginia Can't
4, ner. Mrs. Coverdnlc and Mr.. Tracy Y.
Cannon. The hostess was assisted by
Miss Pearl Weller and Mrs. Hyrum
Bersstrom About 90 We're present.
comprising chiefly Mr.. Dougall's pupils.
n number of whom gave vocal selcc-
lions.
=.
Mrs. Clark l.. Whitney entertained at
a second card party on FRIDAY alter-
noon. the decorations being In autumn
leaves and flowers. and about 80 pres
Ont, Assisting were Mrs. Sydney Sa-
VILE and Miss Ada Stringham.
y Mrs. w. w, Rivers entertained her
bridge club on Thursday, the after
moons prize being won by Mrs: Meek
lenberg. Mrs. Z!nn Martin cntertains
the club next week.
Mrs. j. j. Grconwald entertained at
luncheon on Thursday FOR Mrs. Ut
thur Behal of New York. who was ior-
3 imcrly Miss Helen Bamberger, the tapie
having a centcrpiece of pink roses, ana
place cards hand painted in the same
lowers Covers were laid for MIS-.
simon Bamberger, Mrs. Oscar Lehman,
Mrs. j. Iobcrndorfer. Mrs. w. p. hiser'
Mrs G. f.. Carter, Mrs. J. j Camppeli,
Mrs. l.. l.. Savage. Mrs. Louis >. Gatss,
Miss Mildred Mcmillan and MISS To-
recn Leary.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Clark Elliott enter
4 4ained Mt a bridge party on Wednes-
dny night at the post. the decorations
hejnr in yellow, and prizes won by Mrs.
Hoffman and Lieut. Sampson. cnal-
ing dish supper was served,
,,,,, ntcht yJcut and Mrs.
Vn ! ue ,',ta.,,;,,oI ot bridge. prizes
lJhllieis NJ, Ii,,yh r.. Walthall and
S9.ns i ~
+, i''' 'eu -
,,rs n Walker entertained on
Thursday Informally in honor OF MIS- r,
I,nhart Campbell and Mrs. w. G. b.
,rcrrn,i
iSIS-''
Mr. and Mrs, Joshua A, Mackay OF
Ta vlorsviilc celebrated their china we'd
ding in IL most enjoyable evening AZ
bright with autumn leaves and flowers
and about 100 guests present me
lime was spent with music ana recrea-
while punch formed the refreshments
during the evening and was In charge
of Miss Myrtle Machay. Tho hosts
received many beautiful rcmembranccS
l.. Its, ,,,d n most delight full time was
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Little Home Helps On
How to Be Beautiful
BY MADAME .MAREE

a. D.: The electric needle is painful
and not always a success. Supcrfluous
hairs can be permanently removed with.
out pain, through the u-c of dclol, when
any druggist can supply. Get I'm Guinea
OF delol and with warm watcrfmix into
soft paste enough to cover the hairy
parts. Spread on thickly and let remain
two or three minutes. then scrape off
and the hairs will have vanished
Dot: ~ I do not advise in affairs Of
tho heart. t2) RouShness and redness
of the skin can BIO quickly overcome II
you VIII get two ounce package Of
amarol from your druggist and dissolve
It in Il pint of hot water then apply
after drying the hnnds and face we'll,
This soon ribs tho skin OF Its rough. ugly
condition and brings hack that pink and
white glow characteristic of youth and
health.
Mrs. Jack: % MassngIng for scraw-
niness or acknowledgements is not salts
factory. t2) The Vaucaire treatment Of
which you write hav- described be.
fore. but for your benefit will repeat
It, Make Il syrup with one and half
cups of graduated sugar. using enough
water to make a pint. and In this stir
ono ounce Of true Snilol (be sure not to
get the sysnthetic). Take two table
spoonfuls twice daily md drink plenty
OF water. This treatment, with outdoor
exercise and sufficient sleep. soon rounds
out the form and devalopes tho symne-
trical lines rightly belonging to woman.
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CARE OF TIE uAIR.

Switches vii be unknown among
women when they give as much.caro
and attention to the hair and scalp as
they do to the face and hands. ss
Women troubled with falling or thin.
straggly hair. excess dandruff OF, oiiy
condition OF the scalp. will do well to
shampoo with eggol. which have often
advised This removes the accumuia-
ton of oil. clcanses and feeds the scalp
and stops tchiness. The shampoo should
be used twice month for n time, then
once IL month. A delightful hair tonic
to use In connection Is made by mixing
one ounce of beta-canthol with eight
ounces each Of alcohol and water. a
gentle massage with this every day for
a few weeks. then once n week. Will
stop failing hair and soon produce a fine,
long. glossy and luxurlant growth.
ANSWERS TO QUERIES.
Beauty; ~ confide IN your mother.
(2) Po%dn: or greasy creams often
clog the skin and cnnuse blnckheads. en-
largement of pores and wrinkles. If
you will get three ounces of ccrol from
your druggist and add Ito TO a pint of
water that hns been brought to the bolt
Ing point. stirring until cold. you will
have an excellent and lnoxpensively skin
food Massage the skin gently and thor
oughy with this at night and the
wrinkles will soon disappear, leaving
your skin clear pink and satiny and tho
pores will resume their natural size
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EVERYBODY IS MAKING a HANDKERCHIEF SHIRTWAIsT
should
room
a
and the hlrwaist everyday