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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07
Year Book Woman's Club.

The Salt Lake Woman s club has is
sued its new year books for, 19l0.11
and very interesting year may be
expected as the programme is an un,
usually interesting one, all of the sub
.iccts of which are thoughtful and ap,
propriate and the speakers all inter
lively gotten up, it having a dainty
green cover with gold lettering.
Ocotber IL - Presidents address.
Echoes OF Biennial" Mrs. Wilhart, hos
tess.
October 25-"Barly History of Spain TO
A. d. 1000" Mrs, Kinney; "The Honor OF
Successful Endeavor," Mrs. Bowman. Mrs
Kinney, hostess.
November S-"Moors in Spain and
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ing hostess Tuesday afternoon when
she entertained at luncheon to meet
her guests, Mrs. j. T.. Sherlock of Los
Angeles and Mrs. w. Green OF Detroit.
Mrs. Frank Sherwood entertained on
Wednesday in honor of her niece, Miss
Olive Wyndett.
A tin shower was given for Miss
Mabel Jones by Miss Gertrude ingalls,
on Saturday afternoon. The rooms were
prettily decorated and Miss Jeanne In
gals assisted.
Mrs. b =. Bauer and her daughter,
Miss Clarke, entertained on Wednesday
for Mrs. Frank Hines.
The Primary union will meet at 3
o clock Thursday afternoon with Mrs
.. L. Hiskey, 800 East Second South
street.
On Friday merry party of boys
and girls enjoyed a picnic in Liberty
park, chapcroned by Miss Lucille Beer
Those in the party were Vivian Beer,
Margaret Armstrong, Helen Burton
Ruth Evans, Belle Armstrong, Richard
Madsen, Frank Armstrong, Francis
Madsen and James Armstrong.
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Gayety at Silver Lake.
Special To The Tribune.

Special To The Tribune.
SILVER LAKE. Aug. 6.-The past
week in Silver Lake has seen many So
clal affairs, and the pleasure is added
to by the ovcr-cooling canyon breeze.
Mrs. and Miss Short entertained at
dinner IN their ''Pine cottage,' it be
ing Mrs. Short s forty-sevcnth wedding
anniversary. The rooms were decorated
with red poppies and the ever-popular
red Indian paint brush An immense
China bowl filed with these mountain
flowers graced the center of the table,
while place cards, with hand -painted
flowers, tied with red ribbon. marked
the Individual places at the table Those
present were: Mrs, IL. G.. Snyder,
Goldne Hyde, Miss Emna Sylvester,
Miss Libbie Accord and Miss Helen
Hastily.
Miss Mariory Short entertained at
dinner for Miss Romania HYDE, it being
her sixteenth birthday. An immense
birthday cake lighted with candles pro-
vokcd much fun and laughter for the
company of young girls.
The Felt cottage is finished and oc-
cupled by the family. They have AS
their guests at present Mrs. Ellerbeck,
Miss Helen Hastley is resting from
musical duties and visiting with the
Hyde family.
Misses Lucille and Myrtle Hurd gave
candy pull TO their many little friends
Sdlyer Lake is to have real musical
treat on Sunday at the hotel Miss
Romania Hyde and Miss Hastily will
give Il sacred concert, assisted by Miss
MarJory Short and others.
Each day finds large parties Of friends
and families enjoying the beautiful
scenery at Lake Mary.
The family Of Major r. w. Young
spent Thursday at Lake Mary, where
the major himself cooked the pancakes
and served dinner to the family on the
beautiful spcckled rocks.
Five stage loads Of city folk came
over from Park City today
Miss Ruby Lambourin is guest at
the Short cottage, the Pines
The girls from Uncle Tom IS cabin
gave luncheon at Lake Mary this
week.
Miss Maud Paul and Miss W0odman.
sec have returned to the city after Il
pleasant stay with Mrs. Brown.
DR.. and Mrs. Woodruff entertained
their friends ut n bonfire and marsh
mallow toast Thursday evening. Misses
Hyde and Hastily Furnished the musical
numbers.
Mrs. Iona Gurnsey is visiting Miss
Hurst.
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SHELTER TOWN
ON THE HUSTLE:
New WaterwOrks System Is
Soon to Be Installed at
Murray.
UNION DEPOT ALSO TO
BE CONSTRUCTED S01N
Increase in Business Makes
Matter of New Station
Imperative.

Active work will begin at Murray
this week upon the installation of the
city's new water system. for which the
citizens voted about two weeks ago.
The new plant is rather a unique idea.
Some time ago the city OF Murray pur-
chased tract of land near Big Cot
tonwood canyon to be known rs the
watersite. A number of arteslan wells
have been driven capable Of flowing
500 gallons to the minute. From the
watersite a pipe line will be land TO
the city proper. the same connecting
with the present water distributing
plant, and thus enabling all the towns
people to get their share of the water.
A big reservoir is to be constructed
near the site, which will be one of the
prime necessities. When the line is
finally completed Murray will have one
of the best supplies of water obtain
able.
Plans are now being discussed for
the installation Of the now union sta
ton to be erected at Murray by the
Oregon Short Line and Salt Lake
route. The station, it is said. Will be
one OF the finest to be found along
the limo south of Salt Lake. and when
completed will cost $4,000.
Work to Commence Soon.
Engineers have been working on tho
project at Murray for some time and
have just about completed arrangements
so that the work can be rushed during
the winter months, The increase IN
the railroad business at Murray is
noticeable, as at least four switch en-
gines are being employed there TO do
the switching at various points about
the smelter city.
When school opens in Murray in Sep
tember at least two new school build |
lngs will be ready for occupancy, while
Improvement at all the buildings will
have been completed. The Bonnyville
school is now receiving the finishing
touches. being situated in the heart of
the town. This will greatly relieve the
congested condition of the schools which
has been so apparent heretofore.
Superintendent G.. M. Mumford COM
piled his list of instructors for the en-
suing year. and is of the opinion that |
this year will be one of the most sue
cessful in the history Of public schools
ut Murray.
From indications the American smelt- |
er is back on its old plane again The |
number Of men on the payroll mt the |
big plant is increasing monthly and
Just now the refinery is enjoying a |
nice output.
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Y. w. c. a. NOTES

The Y. w. =. y. rooms arc unusually
quiet these Gays while the cafeteria Is
temporarily closed ~ a meeting OF tac
board Of directors l.cd the past week.
II w3s decided 10 reopen the lunch room
on September /.
TINS Is the bu~y season for the Travel
ers Aid secretary, Miss Clark. The Of
nee. a,so- eutcIiatnS great many traN-
1levs. vino depend more and more on us-
ing the \. W g. a. rooms as their head
quarters for getting various kinds of In
formation ana for being directed 10
boarding homes or rooms. The Y. ".
y. boa"ding homo has been Obliged 10
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turu avav man. Tor lack OF accommola-
lion
A plan to increase the sustaining msmt y
bclsl.ly 20 1000 and Is being Inaugural"
undor tho supervision OF the i'n'h'.
secretary. Mrs Berg. The plan meets
with tie enthusiastic approval 81 Al
friends o. the institution.
Many cf the members OF The boIrt -:
directors are ont Of town. Mrs. t:itcA'
,ow aud Mrs. Iiaiie% are at Brighton. Mrf.
Marks I'm Parcys canyon. Mrs, Wicr M!
Mrs. S!nrlsln in California ana Mrs
Moon In Cnjcago
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Mother

city. The wedding Will take place in
September.
Mr.. and Mrs d. p. Thomas announce
the engagement Of their daughter, Mar
garet Natalie, TO DR., Charles r. S. Par
sons. the wedding to take place early in
September. -
Mrs. Harry Slade wishes to announce
the marriage of her daughter, Rhea, to
Horace Harker, which took place Aug
ust .
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Nine, Stout Landnesser wishes to an.
nounce that on September lst she will
oLen her drcssmaking parlors AT $50
Third East, where she VIII be glad to
welcome all of her friends and patrons.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Greaves, Jr.. of
Ephraim. Utah, announce the engage.
ment of their daughter, Hazel. to N. G..
Hall, assistant manager Of the Utah
Savings and Trust company of this
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-07

Buv lot i'm Federal Heights. No
other site like it, in the city. Tellurida
Realty Co. owners, 10th loor Ncwhouse
lli,-
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Messrs. Samuel, Julius and Harry
Friedman, accompanied by their
mother, will leave Sunday, August Z,
for an extended trip east to spend their
vacation. They will visit New York.
Boston. Philadelphia, Washington and
other metropolitan cities.
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ENGAGEMENTS AND WEDDINGS.

Mr., and Mrs. C. B. Felt announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Naomi, to A. Kelsey ChatfieId, the wed
ding to take place August Is at the
homo Of the bride, 155 North Main
street
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Heysteck an.
nounce the engagement of their daugh.
ter, Rctta, to B. Howard, tho wedding
to take place in September.
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DR.. and Mrs. II. n Mayo left Satur.
day evening for an outing on the Snake
river in Idaho
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Mrs. S. Y. Derrah has returned TO the
city after pleasant visit at Ruffwood
cottage at Silver Lake, where she was
the guest Of DR., and Mrs. L. D. Wood
ruff.
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Mrs. c. ". Miller is at home after
week passed with Mrs. T. r. Eller.
beck IN Emigration canyon.
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WILL BE EYENTFUL DAY
FOR ST. MARY'S SINGERS

Next Thursday will be an eventful
day for the sweet singers of st. Mary s
cathedral choir, it being their annual
excursion to the lake. The members OF
the three choirs will enjoy the day and
in the evening the members of the chill
dren Of Mary Sodality and the knights
Of Columbus viii attend, Through the
courtesy of the Utah Light & Railway
company the cars Will be furnished free
to carry the little folks from the Kearns
st. AIMS orphanagc to and from the
depot. Including the children of the
junior choir and those from st. Ann
800 children will be served with lunch
and dinner at the resort. The food will
be contributed by the generous Catho-
hes and non Catholics Of the city,
Buy lot in Federal Heights. No
nt hnr citn Elcn Il II, Tho citu II nll.,r,l 4 o
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl Knowles returned
to the city Friday evening after de
hghtful stay at Long Beach
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Mr., and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman will al
rlve Friday to be the guests of MI
and Mrs. George J. Gibson.
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EVENTS OF THE WEEK.

Mrs. Charles G. Plummer entertained
at a delightful dinner party Tuesday
evening at Wandamero for Mrs. Will
liam S. Loomis, who left Tuesday even
ing for Seattle to make her home.
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Misses Elverda and Ethel Martin
have returned from six weeks pleas
antly passed at Long Beach.
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Mr.. and Mrs. lie Grand Young, Jr.,
arc camping at the head Of Emigration
canyon.
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The many friends of Miss J. Hazel
Bowman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| John l.. Bowman, VIII be surprised to
hear of her marriage Thursday even
ing, August d mt ST. Mark IS cathedral
to DR.. o. E. Adkins of Chicago, in the
presence of only the immediate family.
| Mrs. Adkins was christened and con
| flrmed in the church and when she was
older sang in the choir, and now was
pretty little affair.", the church being
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with an abundance of palms and
strcamers of white satin ribbon. The
organ, which softly played tho strains
of wedding march throughout the
ceremony was decorated with whito
roses and ferns, The ceremony was
performed by the Rev, Thornton Den
hardt. The bride was charmingly
| gowned in an exquisite all-ovcr lace
gown, and carried a large shower bou-
quot Of white bride IS roses. Her only
ornament was a large diamond pin, a
the ceremony an elaborate supper was
served at the Louvre, the tables being
decorated with pink La France roses,
with broad streams of pink satin rib
bon extending from the centcrpieco,
which was i large basket of pink La
| France roses to the corners of the table
| Miss Bowman is a young society girl OF
this city, well known in musical cir
clcs, she being the possessor Of fine
soprano voice. She has been prominent
ly associated with many charitable
functions and local theatricals. DR..
Adkins is a prominent young physician
in the month and will be at homo to
| their friends n fter Rentemb bor I
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Lester d. Freed returns to Weber
canyon this week
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Mr., and Mrs. Frank A. Bird and
two daughters have returned from Wv
oming, where the past two weeks have
been spent.
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Mrs. Frank Nixon of B street enter
tanned at q luncheon on Friday.
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Our Stores Are First OF ALL
DRUG STORES

Keeping with the demands Of modern business methods and to sup
ply the requests thousands Of have from
- time time added departments with splendid stocks Of
merchandise losing sight the TACT that primarily
drug And the Of supplying drugs medicines hospital and
ckoom supplies stores stand With completely equipped
laboratory charge pharmaceutical experts fully stocked prescription de-
parmn manned by licensed graduates and stock Of drugs chemicals
patent and proprietary articles embracing most every preparation
our offer practically perfect drug store service
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Rogers have gon,
to Silver Lake for fortnight. =
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Mrs. Elbridgc Thomas and daughter
Dora, are at Silver Lake.
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Mrs. Charles Shields has gone to
Wasatch for a week s outing.
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Cut Prices on Patent
Medicines and Toilet
Goods This Week

Euthymol Tooth Paste. cut to. go 15c
Castoria. cut o..,.....,......., 25c
Hood IS Sarsaparilla, cut to ..... SIC
Bromo-Scltzer, 10c size, cut to. ... &c
Bromo-ScltZcr, 2jc size, cut to ..,,, TIC
Bromo-Seltzer soc size, cut TO .Jsc
Bromo-Seltzer 500 size, cut to. -. sSc
Danderne, 2Jc size. cut to ..... 19c
Danderue, soc size, cut to.,.. i3c
Dauderine, Sl.00 size, cut to ,.... SIC
Eskay's Food, 25c size. cut 10. 19c
Eskay's Food, soc size, cut to ..,.. SSc
Esilay's Food, 75c size, cut to 90, CSC
Eureka Cream, cut TO .....,.....19 19c
D. Il r.. Cream. soc size, cut to ,. 3Sc
lava Rice Powder, cut TO ....,.. 29c
Sani;ol Liquid, 25c size, cut to-, 1Jc
Camcline, cut to ..,.....e..,.>. Soc
Rivlrls Tale, cut to ...,......,....1 .15C
Lana Oil Soap, cut to, box. ,,.... zoe
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Mrs Arthur Croxford was the charm
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SOCIETY

Continued From Page Eight.
was accompanied by Miss Alice and
| Master Lawrence Hughes.
Miss Francis r. Shields has returned
from Idaho Falls, accompanied by Miss
f'mily Foster. whose guest she has been
for two months.
Mrs. !. T. Tranltel of Park City is
the guest of her brother. Edward Ros.
enbaum.
Mrs. John Thomson and son, Kent,
arc visiting friends at Milford.
Mrs. James Tinlan and small son of
Chicago are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
James Ivers.
Mrs. Charles n. Loring has gone to
Park City for a lengthy visit with
friends.
Mrs. Charles Shields has gone to
Wasatch for a week IS outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Bird and
two daughters have returned from Wv
omlng, where the past two weeks have
been spent.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman viii ar
rive Friday to be the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George J. Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Knowles returned
to the city Friday evening after a de-
hghtful stay at Long Beach.
Mrs. S. Y. Derrah has returned TO the
city after a pleasant visit at Rufrwood
cottage at Silver Lake, where she was
the guest Of DR., and Mrs. L. D. Wood
ruff.
Mrs. c. W. Miller is at home after
a week passed with Mrs. T. r. Eller-
beck IN Emigration canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs lie Grand Young. .Jr.,
arc camping at the head of Emigration
canyon.
Misses Elverda and Ethel Martin
antly passed at Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Rogers have gone
to Silver Lake for fortnight
Mrs. Elbridgc Thomas and daughter.
Dora, are at Silver Lake.
Mrs. Frank Nixon of B street enter
tanned at luncheon on Friday.
Lester D. Freed returns to Weber
canyon this week.
Messrs. Samuel, Julius and Harry
Friedman, accompanied by their
mother, will leave Sunday, August 4,
for an extended trip east to spend their
vacation. They will visit New York
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Mrs. Charles N. Loring has gone to
Park City for a lengthy visit with
friends
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wedding of Saturday evening was
that of Miss Harriett Maxfeld, daugh-
ter of Mrs. w. A, Maxlield, and Laur.
ance Thayne. which took place Mt the
home of the groom's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, Henry Thayne. Later in the even
Ing large reception was held which
was attended by one hundred friends
of the bride and bridegroom. The house
was decorated throughout. In the two
parlors white and green was used, the
bridal party standing In the bay win
dow which was made into bower of
white asters, ferns and ribbons. The
dining room was very attractively dec
grated in yellow, where great punches
Of golden-glen were used. The bride
wore a gown Of white voile over taf
feta and carried bouquet of white
asters. Assisting in receiving were
Miss Lucille Morrison, Mrs LeffIer and
Eleanor Margetts, Mr., and Mrs.
Thayne will be at home to their friends
at 1O7 North State street after August
Is.
A pretty wedding of Saturday morn.
ing was THAT Of Ethel r, M. Pyle and
Gotthard Messenger, which took place
at 9 o'clock at ST. Mary's cathedral,
the ceremony being performed by the
Rt. Rev. Lawrence Scanlan, assisted by
sic was placed by Miss Nora Gleason,
and several pretty little hymns were
sung by tie Misses Marguerite Locke,
Marguerite Kelly, Mary Buckley and
Loretta Boehler. Ludwig Isken, per
sonal friend of the groom, sang 'EVeni
Creator" by Lahache. The young
bride was charmingly gowned in
pretty white gown and cnrried shower
bouquet of roses. She also wore a veil.
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Mrs. James Finlan and small son of
Chicago are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Ivers.
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"Antlcor' is the cnd Of aching
corns; shavcs off Il corn in min
ute. lon cannot cut yourself
with it. RpSee ca
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-05
FRANKLIN TO CELEBRATE
FIFTIETH ANNIVERSARY
Especial Correspondence


RANkL1N, Jan. 31-The committee
in charge of the celebration of
Frankl.n's f1ftieth anniversary, reports
things we'll under way for a rousing
time about next May or June. The eX-
act time has not yet been decided upon.
According to history, Franklin Is the
Oldest permanent settlement in Idaho,
and 1t Is proposed to erect a monument
fitting to the memory of her early set
tiers.
The winter still holds the fort In this
section. There has been more snow
and more cold weather this winter than
any winter before for good many
years. Sleighing is excellent. every
where. and the snow in the mountains
insures bounteous crops for next sea-
son.
Last Tuesday, Jan %, the Second
elders quorum of the Oneida stake
held a quorum reunion, commencing
with a program at the meetinghouse at
p. m, at which Willard Langton of
Logan addressed the elders, taking for
his theme the necessity OF elders keep
ing their souls diligent and eHdeavor-
ing to magnify their calling, Other
speakers were l.. l.. Hatch and j. ].
Hill of the high council.
At p. m. the congregation repaired
to the opera house. where the women
had prepared a sumptuous dinner OF
which all partook, after which songs
and music were enjoyed for about an
hour. AT p m. all reassembled and
enjoyed themselves in a real old-time
dance.