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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Proper Attire for Wedding

Tell me, please, the proper dress for
pride and groom AT noon home wed
ding. ls II proper to wear a veil at
that hour?-Helena.
Tho bride may wear veil with per-
feet proprlcty. providing the gown Is
white. Personally. I am In favor oi
a bride always wearing a veil, for never
again in her lifetime may she avail her
self OF this privilege. a street costume
Is equally proper at this hour. For the
groom there Is this choice n froCk coat
or one OF the long tailed cutawBys, rather
light trousers with frock coat. four In
hand tie. white, gray or fancy waist
coat. II there are any new wrinkles. a
FIRST class haberdashcr win give pointers
on the requisites for the auspicious oc-
casion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
For Supper on Christmas.

| have ten college lads and lassies
coming for supper on the 25th. Kindly
suggest what / may serve that will he
nice.-Mothcr,
Get the baker TO make you some pastry
Shells II YOU are not equal to them.
Hoat piping hot and MI with chicken
ana mushrooms, or oysters IL you pre-
Ter. Have brown and white bread sand :
".cheg. olives, salted peanuts. cranberry
jelly in tiny bell -sha ped molds, a salad
and pumpkin mold OF gelatin. This can
be made In the natural colors and IS
beautiful TO bring on 10 the table.
Watermelon may be initiated in the
same way. They are change OF creams
and so very pretty 10 serve These things
may all be prepared early in the day
or tho day before. Have coffee and choco-
late and supply Of dainty cakes and
cookies,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
SERIOUS RIOT OCCURS
IN THEATER AT MADRID
recial Cable 10 The Tribune.

SrecisT Cable 20 The Tribune.
MADRID, Dec. IA serious riot took
place In Madrid theater owing to ono
or the characters in new play referring
10 the students al the college OF medicine
as cutting the bodies OF the poor 30 pieces
10 study the ailmerts OF the rich The
medical students bought up all the seats
In the theeter that they could and as
scmbled there 10 the number Of about 500.
When the phrase which gave them Of
fence was uttered. the students rose In
BODY, and there was outburst OF
booing and shouting. Several OF them
clambered on 10 the stage. and getting
possession OF the book OF the play tore
II in fragments Before the whole audi
ence and amid the cheers OF their con-
federateS.
number OF armed policemen entered
the theater. general stampede fol-
lowed. the police chasing the fugitives
sword In hand. Some OF tho students de-
Tended themselves with sticks. several
being wounded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
2S Maid OF Orleans-Molasses candy.
%, Before the Deluge-A Noah's ark.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Birthday Party,

A correspondent asks for suggestions to
celebrate a birthday for about eighteen
guests who do not dance or play cards.
the affair to take place In December
She should ask her friends TO come In
costume representing some ono whose
birthday occurs In that month or to wear
something indicative OF their own birth
month. For December the stone lis tur-
ouoiso. The special day would be Christ
mas. There will be no dullncss al this
party.
For refreshments havc n big birthday
cake with candles a good way to ar
range the candles is TO put the cake on
q block OF wood and stick the candle
holders In II so not to mar the FROST
Ing. Then. for something different In
refreshments, | would have cscallopcd
oysters in ram5kins or patty pans, mincef
ham and olive sandwiches, saltcd pIs-
tachio nuts. moasses kisses and ulaca
room Ice cream. cider and coffee 10 drink.
with doughnuts for the men. ] mover
knew creature OF the masculine per-
suason who did not audibly express his
pleasure at the sight OF fried holes" as
youngster OF my acqua intance calls
thom. To add zcst to tho occasion you
might offer prizes for the costume or
character hardest TO guess.
IL Is very little more trouble to get up
a costume party than 10 go I'm regula :
tion evening dress. and the pleasure liz
Infinitely greater. from the fact that every
one Is equally Interested.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Christmas Wish.
BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children OF bed
wetting. There is constitutional cause
for this trouble. Mrs. NJ. Summers. Box
w, Notre Dame Ind, Will send free to
uent, with full Instructions. Send no
money. but write her today II your chill
dren trouble you in this way. Don't
blame the child, the chances nre II can't
help st This treatment also cures ADULTS
and aged people troubled with urine dif-
Acult!es by day OF night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Auction Sale Of Paintings.

This affair may be arranged for q
church society entertainment or used at q
catalogue OF the paintings" then an
nounce that they will be sold at auction
Tie all the articles UP In tissue paper &c
they will look attractive: some may be
put In boxes Much OF the success de.
ponds upon the man chosen TO act as
auctioneer. Beans or toy coins may be
used as money, or the bids may be
made verbally. the auctoncer having ar
that all parcels or paintings arc delivered
Below give list OF the pictures,
]. Horse Fair-Hay and oats.
? The Tutor-A whistle.
g. \ Bunch of Dates-Calcndar.
4. \ Souvenir OF Grcece-Vaseline
box.
5. The Fortune Teller-A daisy
s. Rank and FNile-Onion and Nail file.
I. The Lost Chord-Piece OF string.
s. The Old Mans Comfort Pipe.
Q. Black Beauty-A black doll.
10. The Tie That Binds-Necktie.
II. Bridal Scene-Halter and bride.
II. The Beginning OF Love-Letter l..
IL. A Celebrated Author OF Our Ma
ton Song-key.
II. The Beau and Bele-Bell tied with
bow Of RIBBON.
10. Ruins in China Broken dishes.
Is. A Head-Postage stamp.
IL. The Spinncr-A toy spider.
1S. \ Perfect Foot (Trilby)-Foot rule.
Ia. Pillars OF Grecce-Two candles
20. Flower OF the Family-A tiny bag
Of flour.
nail driven IN n piece OF wood
%. View OF Castileo-Soap
q. Spring. Beautiful Spring-Sofa
spring,
%, The Lamplighter--a match.
2e. The Midnight Hour-Thc num-
0s e. Old Dog Tray-Bologna.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
For a Christmas Wedding

7 am to be married December 81.
Kindly tell me how to decorate az behts
the occasion. Is there anything we can
use that will be suggestive OF the Christ
chld?-Mary r. 7.
At Christmas wedding the decorations
should he confined TO holly, mistletoe and
lovely green's. Make wreaths and stars
for the windows. tied with broad satin
ribbon Of red. or sometimes scarlet and
green gauze is used. Use plenty OF can
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49, - Dvotdo the Art


to go TO the matinee with boy OF the
Same age?-L.
Decidedly not right. I'm my estimation.
unless there Is a party of Ave or six.
l do not think even then that children
OF fourteen should he permitted Ia go
To public places without an older person
who shall he responsible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
WEARING OF GLOVE HAS
IT'S OWN SIGNIFICANCE
Special Cable to The Tribune.

Special Gable to The Tribune.
LONDON. Dec. lit is not generally
known that King Georges Gus tom of ap
peartnG with his right hand glovcd and
the other bare has It's origin In something
more than mere whim OF fashion. The
wearing OF the glove on the right hand
by a monarch is a dis,inc, survival OF
the days when the sovoreign's touch was
held 10 be certain cure for all kinds OF
diseases. especially scrofula.
In the DAYS when at certain dates II
was customary for hundreds OF sick men
and mepdicants Of all kinds TO be laid
out In the courtyards OF royal palaces.
swai,ins ointns - ne nealing ZEAL touch o. me !,
necessary 10 wear a glove IN order 10
escape Infection. Thus arose the habit
which during modern times has passed
into mere fad Of fashion. the signiii-
cance OF which has long been forgotten
by the majority Of people.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

God bless the little stock ings.
All over tho land tonight,
Hung In the choicest corners.
In a glow OF crimson light.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Regarding Visiting Cards.

! would very much appreciate " you
would answer the following question: a
widow with daughter out. also
young widow whose daughter is not yer
out. called upon me Now please tell
me II am m leave my husbands card
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

Questions on any subject perta,,,,
this department win chez rfuIl, hs 70
swered a reply will he sen, bv We ,'s.,s an:
stamped and addressed envelope ia' is sII y
this column. Address Madame Merp, ip
The Tribune. -" sure
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

Worse than an alarm of fire at night
is the metallic cough of Group, bringing
dread to the household. Careful moth.
crs keep Foiey's Honey and Tar in the
house and give it at the first sign of
danger. 1t contains no opiates.
Srhramm-J ohnson. Drugs. FIVE stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Devoted to the Art and Etiquette of tanning in the
Home, School, Club and Church

dies everywhere. and | am sure you VIII
have a stunning decorative scheme. The
star OF course. is suggestive OF the dear
Christ child
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Quotations for Christmas Place Cards.

! At Christmas timo we'll have good cheer.
For Christmas comes but once a year.
Serenev full the epicurc will say.
/ Fate cannot harm me, j have dined to-
day.
May every Christmas grace shine as an
angels face,
May the spirit Of Christmas last all
through the year.
| In lowly hut or castle hall
May each soul keep festival
At Christmas time.
Here's 10 a happy holiday.
/ Health and wealth for all tho year,
All JOYS and iolity walt on Thy holiday.
May this be your best Christmas, with
better one TO come.
Christmas Wish.
Another SUNDAY and tho greatest spe-
cisl day in the years calendar viii have
passed into history. Madame Merri de-
stres TO give this wish TO every reader of
the department:
May love and peace and happiness.
With dear old Christmas come.
And brighten, protect and bless
Thy heart snd hearth and home.
And may We all say with May Riley
Smith:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Health and Beauty Secrets
BY MRS. MAE MARTYN

V. J.: To keep the scalp clean. sweet
and healthful II is necessary for many TO
sha mpoo once n week regularly. II yoar
head is inclined To he oily or II you en-
counter much flying dust. you should
shampoo weekly Soaps make the hair
dry. hard and brittle-end cause streaRs;
don't use them. no matter how delicatelJ
perfumed or attractlvciy celored. You
can depend always upon canthroX thor.
moving all dandruff OIL and dust II
makes an abundance OF searching yet
bland lather, Dissolve a teaspoonful OF
carthroX In n cup OF hot water. pour
little on the head at a time rub AS you
would with any shampoo; then rinse well
Your hair win dry quickly and evenly. 40
so light. bright and fuzzy that 1t viii
seem as II YOU have twice az much as
before your shampoo.
Mrs. X: II is true your husband took
you "for better or for worse" but I do
not blame him for urging YOU to DO some
thirg for your falling hair, for partly
bald woman is about the most unattrac-
tive sight I can imagine. You can post
pone the FOR worse" many years If you
Will. The hair responds quickly TO proper
treatment. Use cantfron for shampoolnS
and rub Into the scalp and hair roots
twice week a qunine tonic, which you
can made At home at little cost as fol-
lows: Get from your druggist ono ounce
OF quinzo!n. dissolve II In one-half pint Of
alcohol. then add ono half pint OF water.
and shake well. This inc Xpensive tonic
feeds the follicles and gives the hair ncw
strength and life. II prevents dnndruff
and Itching scalp. and keeps the hair
clean. soft and silky. Quinzoln WIN not
change the color Of the hair. but IL WILL
heighten the natural color and give II
lustcr. II Will stop your hair falling out
when you comb II and viii tend 10 make
&, srow in thick and long.
Blanche L.: To he sure, YOU ore likely
10 get fatter during the winter months
unless YOU take proper steps 10 prevent
the accumulation OF excess flesh. In fact
you are even now entirely too stout for
one OF your height. Get from your drug
store four ounces Of parnotis and dissolve
~ In II piuts OF hot water Then take
tablespoonful before each meal. This rem
edy is harmless and a rapid flesh reduccr
that will not make It necessary for you TO
half starve yourself TO keep from get
ting too fat.
l.. T.: No PERSONS eyes will remain
clear and bright under all conditions.
if yours are Inclined 10 become dull OK
pressionless. red and inflamed when eS-
posed 70 the sun. dust or wind, YOU ca
aslly remove the trouble by dropping
one or two drops OF crystos eve tonic
in each eye, Make this tonic yourself
Just get an ounce OF crystos from your
druggist and dissolve II in pint OF
warm water. That is all there is TO this
simple remedy. but IT is so good thar
many have been able 10 dispense with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

on returning these Gals. or ,u,, -
Thanking you greatly. Young Mstronr n'as
heaye Lea Va one eo OF yours and one Of ~, ven,
calls. tu'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Smelling Contest.

After n card club the other night the
hostess had this funny little contest. that
amused the guests very much. On a
tray she had small bottles all the same
size and color, zach one numbered, then
she passed bits Of paper with pencils and
told each one TO take a whiff from each
hottie. then write down the contents
opposite the corresponding number on the
programmes. which were collected and a
prize of dainty little vinaigrette was
given TO the lady having the most odors
correct, and n bottle OF perfumery for
the man with the most, Below are the
contents for the bottles. but q hostess
may arrange whatever she desires:
/. OIL Of Cloves
.. Oh OF Cedar.
/. OIL OF Sassafrss.
I. OH Of Anise.
5. Oh Of Bitter Almonds,
s. Pennyroyal.
I. Essence of Peppermint.
S. Vanilla.
2. Cinnamon.
10. Wood Alcohol.
II. Nalcrian.
IL. Bay Rum.
IL. Camphor.
IL. Ammonia,
10. Rhubarb
Is. Arnics.
Il, Spirits OF Nitre.
1s. Assafoctida,
l9. Turpentine.
20. Castor oil.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

r. F.. G.: You can make face crcs,,
without grease that will remove blaet-
heads and cure open pores II you VII
get from your druggist one ouncs n
slnnozoln. dissolve H. in one-half pInt Al
cold water. add two teaspoonfuls ol
night Massage with this ainozo!n cream,
Jelly nightly and n will prevent or AIRED
wrinkles. and soften and embeIlsh tha
skin, for IL carries into the cutlcle ard
pores the glow OF health and gives tba
transparency and satInv feel so much de.
sired. II quickly corTects a greasy, coars-
skin. effectively braces II and stimulate.
il TO healthy action.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

Nancy: You cannot expect 10 have q
smooth. rosy complexion as long as your
blood Is full of impurities from a de-
ranged liver. which causes those uKiy
red pmplcs on your face. What you
need Is a good cleansing, systom tonic
that will purify your blood and enable
you to cultivate good looks. Get an
ounce of kardcne from any drug store;
dissolve II in one half pint alcohol. add
ing one half cup sugar. then enough hot
water TO make a full quart. Take q
Tablespoonful before each meal and In 4
short time this good. old fashioned tonic
will clear up your skin OF sallownees. give
you good appetite and make you feel
better and more energetic. II will really
Improve your looks a great deal and %
you world Of good.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

The Publishing
where
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

Girl of Fourteen's Question.
VIII you toll me through your columns
IL II Is all right for girl Of fourteen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18
Unique Ways to Give Gifts.

Every where. every here Christmas
nIRht.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

Miss Patsy; You ask for some co,,
lcxiou beautif1er more refined than now.
der. Try this: Dissolve four ouncsS u
spurmaX in a half pint Of hot water. aid
two teaspoonfuls OF glycerine, shake ve1
and let cool, Apply 10 the face. ma,
and forearms with the palm Of the hsnd
and rub gently until dry. Spurrnax facs
wash cools. freshens and whitens H,
skin. docs not ashipe or strcak wifi
prevents freckles. tan. redncss and roush'
ness. You VIII be delighted with It's All.
cateness. / know.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-18

or two. "ptn
r. w: Red hairs are no n,ora a.
figuring on n woman's face than hst.au ~ =
any other color. think you are too ssrt =
sitive, but YOU can easily get rid a. AZ
downy growth on your face and ,eaa
arms " you wish. Get from your g.
gist one ounce OF delatone, make = p,us- ns
by mixing a little OF the powder ypf,,s }
little J. TIE nS,oS water, and apply TO the surfaos
allow to remain two or three rnjnWtass
then wipe of the paste and Yaah ~
oughlv with warm water This traa,nsoolr..
will not injure the skin and can he sn'
peated N the hairs should return IT.,
or three applications will XIII the ~.
follicles for good. Your druggist ed' .,;1
charge you a dollar for one ounce y
delatone, but know OF nothing Ala !,
good. u certainly Is much cheaper AZ
less painful than electrolyss. 10y
The Washington herald., 1910-04-27
CAPITAL SWIMMERS ENTERED.
Central Y VI. {. 4. Experts to Com
pete at Philadelphia Saturdnv

Seven OF the best swimmers In the
Central Branch Y. NJ. c. A. will 20 70
Philadelphia Saturday TO compete in a
three-cornered aquatic meet with the
Philadelphia Central Y. VI. c. A. and the
Twenty-third Street Branch Association
OF New York
The Washington association VIII be rep
resented IN six OF the events by the fol-
lowing men: Fifty yards. Reginald Ruth
erford and w. Walk; 100 yards. II. G..
Wood: go yards, d, A lie I.ashmutt,
plunge for distance. ". Harlan: fancy
diving. IT, I. Wilson and II. G. Wood.
200 yards relay race, Rutherford. De Lash
mutt, Walk, and Wood.
The swimmers. accompanied bv PhvsI-
cal Director Beckett and Swimming IN
structor Long, will leave Washington
early Saturday morning. be the guests Of
the University Of Pennsylvania at the
relay carnival on Franklin Field in the
afternoon. compete in the aquatic games
at night, and spend Sunday in the Quaker
City.
The indoor swimming season in the
local association will close on the evening
Of May Z, with a set OF aquatic games.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-27
FERREE WINS HONORS.

District Revolver Shot Captures the
Open Chnmpionship-Sco $50.
y dispatch, dated Springfield. Mass.
April q, gives the winners in the cham
pionship revolver and pistol matches.
held simultaneously in all Of the prIncIpa1
cities Of the country, and in which some
Of the crack shots OF the United States
competed. Capt. Sheridan Ferree. presi-
dent Of the local revolver club, wins na-
tional honors in the pistol match with a.
score of 45o. also winning the cham
pionship for the District Of Columbia
This makes the fourth year Capt. Fe-ree
has won the championship, which is open
to everybody.
J. c. Bum, in the pocket revolver
match. wins fourth place for national
honors, with a score Of $50. This also
gives him the championship for the Dis
trict with this particular arm. To have
two local men win honors such as these
from the best shots Of the country IS
quite distinction. and the local enthu-
siasts may well be proud Of these experts
with the pistol and revolver.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-27
COTTON CROP MAY BIZ SAVED
Georgia Peaches Little Damaged by
Cold Weather.
Southern ConErcSsmen Anxious for
News from snow Belt in
sunny Dixie.

Representative RansdeU Of Louisiana,
does not regard the situation IN the
South, growing out Of damage TO the
cotton crop by the cold wave as hopeless
He said yesterday that a second crop
could be planted as late as May Is, and
that II the seasons were right later on
an even better crop might be grown than
would have resulted from the first plant
ing
There are 100000 acres Of cotton in
the Southern States.-' said M Rsnsdeu
yesterday. "and II ell this acreage had
% he replanted the expense would be
enormous. Cotton can be planted for
about % cents an acre. so the cost Of
replacing the crop. If IL were destroyed.
would amount 10 more than S21O1u010 or
course, only small part Of the South has
been affected by the cold wave. 7 am
informed that IL did not reach Texas. The
temperature in the belt between Little
Rock. Ark. and Shreveport. La. to-day
ranged from % % g. That kind OF
weather would Kill cotton. haven't heard
from my section OF the country. so that
don't know how badly the crop there
81 tdtl4a-"-- III men 4 was IN LOUISIANA
a few days ago a farmer sixty miles
south Of me reported his crop killed by
cold. and the temperature then was not
as low as It afterward fell
a shortage In the cotton crop might
throw many operatives in Northern mills
out Of work, and the political effect might
be disastrous TO the Republican party.
There is stlu time, however, TO plant
new crop"
S1r RansdeU in addition 10 being
Congressman. is a large cotton planter.
and an expert in the growing Of the
staple.
Southern Congressman at the Capitol
yesterday kept the telephone and tele-
graph wires hot. They made frequent
requests Of the Weather Bureau for bull
letins on conditions in Georgia. Louisiana.
and Mississippi Some OF the Georgia
received word that the peach
crop in that State had not been greatly
injured.
The Washington herald., 1910-04-27
BOSTON TO NORFOLK
TROLLEY DISOWNED
Line Linking Capital and
Hub Is Being Pushed.

That the proposed "BOston-tO-N Norfolk
5y-trolley'' scheme. which has been given
considerable space IN the newspapers OF
late, is the construction Of report e-
with strong pipe and not the work Of
a gigantic railroad company. was an
nouHced yesterday by several who were
reputed 10 be interested ia the project
John Pierce Bruins. Of Baltimore. presi-
dent Of the Baltimore and Pennsylvania
Railroad, who was said 20 be backing the
scheme, Yesterday disclaimed all knowl-
edge Of the proposed direct route from the
old Dominion state 20 the Hub. Howard
Tebbs counsel Tor the road, also denied
the story.
The Baltimore and Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company is az present bulldog a
short stretch Of track from Relsterstown.
Nd. 70 Hanover. Pa. which would make
possible a trolley trip from washington
% Boston. but by circuit0us route.
Messrs. Bruins and Tebbs think the story
Of the direct Norfolk Boston" line was
based on the possibilities for long trolley
trips after the completion Of this small
piece Of track
The Washington herald., 1910-04-27
AT THE THEATER.

went last night the playa drama of the modern kind
feeling tired to-day I'd like umigae my mind I'd
hate always recoet those awdy Jokes cracks
for would an be circumspec and keep my as clean as
The playwright did his best show that married life is
flat and stale that home virtues too slow prosper in this
earthly vale he put Deceit dress parade put laurel crown
Vice and Honor her trophies fade and Truth was laid
upon the ice 1T held the mrrow up life and who saw if
homewad and got club and beat wife and robbed an
orphan of cent If many plays rank so full of dark and
evil thought I'd steal blind mans savings bank or swine
widows house and lot You may be ustrous star with all the
you canned but you fool around with tar vou1
baen beat the band You may be wholesome as the breeze
that chores through country lane but you eat Imbrqer
cheese your friends will pass you with dsdain And every time
you play read book that makes jest of love and home
YOU throw away some part of YOU that was the best
O'p'rsnr H1' by George N''Ae" Adan~' WALT MASON