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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
EPHRAIM.

Special TO The Tribune
EPHRA1M Nov. l9.-Mrs Sadie Smith
OF Elsinore, the daughter OF II. z, Lar
sen. who is now resident OF Salt Lake
CITY. has Been in this city during the
past week visiting with relatives and
friends During her stay several parties
nave been given in her honor.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Adclbert Ras-
mussen. Monday. al girl
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Jenson.
Tuesday, a boy.
Mrs. Jennie Hanson entertained num-
Der OF her friends Wednesday afternoon
az dinner party. Pink and white car
nations were used in the decorations in
the dining room and a beautiful bouquet
rormed the ccnterpiece. The dinner was
elaborate, and covers were laid for
twelve.
a pretty birthday party was given
Wednesday afternoon In honor OF the
third birth anniversary of little Media
Sorensen at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
LauritS Anderson. Many beautiful pres
ents were, received and d dainty lunch
WAS served
. The Ladies' Kensineton club met at the
come OF Mrs. Frank Madsen. Tuesday
afternoon. and spent the time very pleas
anUy I'm social chat and sewing and par
taking OF delicious lunch
Miss Gertrude Peterson left for ogden
during the week, where she intends TO re-
main for some time,
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EUREKA.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
EUREKA Nov. 19.--Mrs, Ell Robinson
is visiting with friends at Mona,
a. H. Kay OF Mona Is visiting with
friends In Eureka.
Editor Charles e, Hush OF the Re
the capital city and enlightened the In
habitants thereof how many American
citizens dwell In the valley surrounded By
mountains.
Rose Tresslder OF this city, who Is the
guest of relatives at Ayr Scotland. the
home of Tommy Burns, in which she will
extend her visit several months.
Mrs. Anna Marks spent the week at the
capital.
Cowan and c. e. Berry were Tintic Wis
ltors at the capital city this week.
Doctor and Mrs. Pfoutz returned Sun
day evening, after several months abb
sence. The doctor spent the time hunt,
ing and fishing In Strawberry valley and
Mrs. Pfoutz visited with relatives at
Payson.
Grand Master John Morley OF the I. o.
O. F.. and a resident Of this city, Is Wis
iting the lodges in the northern part of
the state
Roscoe Bradley of Idaho Falls Ida.
who has been the guest OF the family OF
William Homer for several weeks, re-
turned to bis home on Tuesday.
John r. Vance spent the week in MIL
lard county.
Editor C. T. stoney of the Tooele
Times spent Saturday in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McChrystaI and
daughter, Miss Francis, OF Salt Lake, are
spending a few weeks with Eureka rela-
tives. after which they Will go to Call
fornia 10 spend the winter
DIR. Charles Lund OF Salt Lake is the
guest Of Eureka friends.
Mrs. Margaret Sheehan Of Selt Lake
is visiting with Eureka friends.
Alma Chase Of Nephi Is visiting with
Eureka relatives.
John Ken who has been absent from
Eureka for several years, mining in Ne
vada, returned on Monday.
Miss Jennie Mitchell, an operator at the
Bell Telephone office in this city, re-
signed her position this week to accept
a position In the Salt Lake office. She
will be missed from the social circles OF
this city.
Mrs. John Hupfer and Mrs. Joseph
Chivrel OF this city visited Nephi this
week.
George Moulton and family are the
guests OF Salt Lake friends.
Mrs. Earl Tomlinson Of Salt Lake Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs B. NJ, Cornish
Mrs, n. T. Gear entertained the ladies'
aid society of the Methodist church on
Wednesday afternoon.
The ladies' aid society Of the Baptist
church met at the residence Of Mrs, Grif-
fifth on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Dresser Bird and Miss Rowena
Bird, who have been the guests OF Mrs
John Baker for several weeks. returned
to Springvile this week.
Miss Ellen Rose and DR.. Rose visited
with Goshen friends this week,
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TOOELE.
Special TO The Trihunc.

Special TO The Tribune.
TOOELE. Nov. 19.-Mrs. Fred Koehler
of Livingston, Mont. who has been vis-
iting at the home of her daughter Mrs.
Charles Burke, returned homo the first
OF the week
Mr and Mrs. Arthur Cambcll OF Mid
vale are spending several days at the
Oquirrh hotel,
Mrs. Donald Hendry returned Thurs
day from pleasant visit with friends
In Garfield.
Lewis T. Hays returned from Salt
Lake the first OF the week after a pleas
ant visit TO that place.
Mrs. Harry N. Thompson most delight
fully entertained the Ladies club on
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
Vine street. The rooms were most at
,ractively decorated In chrysanthe emums
an autumn foliage. Several tables OF
five hundred were played and dainty
lunch was served. Mrs. Thompson was
assisted In entertaining by Mrs. Francis
Husband and Mrs. Lewis #. Sicka
Miss Belle Bird, who has been spend
ing several months in southern Califor-
MA returned to Tooele the first part or
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Campbell We're
host and hostess AT n dinner party at the
Oquirrh on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lewis T. sicka entertained sew
eral of her lady friends at cards on
Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. Henry Doremus and little daugh
ter Alice and Mrs. Edna CarDue Of this
place spent 81 few days In Salt Lake
during the week.
Mrs. Mathew Speirs. Mrs. Alfred
Hanks and Mrs. n Il. Andrews enter
tanned at a bundle shower Tuesday
evening In honor OF Miss Ethel Stewart.
whose marriage took place on Wednes-
day,
Marriage license was issued during the
week TO Evan Jones of Tooele and Kath
ernc SteeZer. Eureka also TO Willard c..
Atkins and Miss Lydia Tuttle, both Of
this city.
Miss Adeline James and Miss Minnie
Hardy spent the week in Salt Lake City
with Mrs. Hardy's parents.
Mathew y. Ajax, the newly elected
county clerk. is taking his vacation in
Salt I.ako City.
Mrs. +. NJ. Davis returned to her homo
in Tooelc on Wednesday. after a pleas
ant trip 10 the city.
At a meeting OF the Rebekah lodge OF
this place last evening Mrs. j, Il.
Fhipps and Mrs Ed Shields were inl
tlated The drill was conducted most
successfully by Mr.. Marks. A banquet
was served and the meeting proved to
be most successful social event
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RICHFIELD.

Special to The Tribune.
RICHFIELD, Nov. 19.-Mrs. Kate
Noary was hostess at charming Ken
sington on Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF her parents, Mr. and Mrs. a. NJ,
Lawson. when she entertained d large
number Of her women friends. The rooms
were neatly arranged TO suit the occa-
sion and a dainty luncheon was served
by the hostess, assisted by her sister,
Hazel.
Mrs l. *. Wright entertained a num-
at a birthday party in honor OF the NTH
birthday Of her eldest son. Indoor and
outdoor games had been prepared and the
little folks enjoyed themselves immense
ly, after which delightful refreshments
were served.
Mrs, Farley Poulsen entertained about
dozen women friends at delightful
dinner Saturday evening at her apart
mentary TO Mrs. Arnold OF Salt Lake
City. The evening was most pleasantly
spent in social 2astimes, music being a
prominent feature.
a pleasant social event of the week
was that OF Tuesday evening. when the
members of the Royal Neighbors enter
tanned about thirty-five guests at the
lodge rooms on Main street at a pro-
Mrs. j. NJ. S,udebaker who leave next
Tuesday for California. where they will
make their home. The rooms were
charmingIy arranged and after a number
OF tables were played prizes We're award
ed 10 Mrs. Tell CRANES and Mrs Guy
Louis. Mrs Lee Clark and T.. Thyte re-
ceived the consolation trophies. A de-
licious luncheon was served by q num-
Der OF the ladies.
Mrs r. Noyes, Mrs. Henry Poulsen.
Mrs. Kate Neary' and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ. Lawson formed party who left for
Kanosh this week TO visit with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. s. Dali IS visiting in Salt Lake
this week where she was called TO the
bedside OF he* daughter. Mrs. Salves-
ter.
Mr.. and ars. Charles Nielsen. ST., an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Jaunitn. 10 Joseph Ogden The mar
ringe Will take place the 23rd OF this
month.
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BRIGHAM CITY.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
Loveand OF Chesterfield. Ida. was a
visitor with friends and relatives sew
eral days during the week
David Hess OF Pennington visited
Hess. and family in this city
The stake board of religious class
workers entertained Saturday and Sun
day in honor of the workers in the
and number OF friends from Salt Lake
City, 4 banquet was spread in the
gymnasium OF the high school building.
which had been profusely decorated for
Of entertainment a basketball game be-
tween the high school team and picked
team was played After a short pro-
gramme OF speeches. songs, etc. the the
cial chat.
Friday evening the seniors Of the Box
Elder high school entertained number
of friends by a well-arranged programme
in the high school gymnasium.
Monday evening the member of the
John II. Watkins, who will leave in
few weeks for mission to Great Brit
ain. The social was given at the home
Of Mr.. Watkins. First East. between
were served.
A theater rarty, consisting OF some OF
the most prominent citizens of Brigham,
went to Ogden Thursday evening to wit
ness the performance of THE White
Sister" There were seventy-five in the
party and n special electric train Of three
cars was run to Ogden at 6:45, carrying
the party.
Otto Sharr of Salt Lake City was q
visitor with friends in this city several
days during the past week.
Oleen NJ Stohl was a visitor to Salt
Lake City this week.
Jesse w. Hopes spent several days OF
the past week in Salt Lake City.
Mrs George w Craghead left during
the week for Harrington. Ia. where she
will remain several weeks. visiting rela-
tives and friends.
B. P Newman of Salt Lake City was
visitor to this city "Wednesday.
Nels Madsen visited friends In Provo
several days during this week.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Nov Is.-Mrs
Lulu Proctor Is a visitor in Salt Lake
this week
Mesdames Brotherson and Madison are
visiting Mrs. Enos in Provo for a week
or two.
Miss Barton. one of the popular girls
of Mount Pleasant. is to be married on
Wednesday of next week.
Miss Geraldine Hogard leaves the first
OF next week for Salt Lake and thence
on east
Mr.. Summerhays leaves on Monday for
week in Salt Lake.
+. G. Jensen returned on Tuesday from
trip TO Moapa, New. and Salt Lake.
The social event of the week was the
first meeting OF the Five Hundred Card
club on Wednesday at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. d. D. Sutton. Those winning
The prizes were Mrs Ed Wall Mrs F.
licious refreshments were served at mid
night.
Mrs. Dbblee gave a very pretty Ken
sineton party this week in honor Of
Mrs. Marcherson Of Canada,
Miss Hilda Madison, who has been Wis
returned on Monday
Miss Pitts of the academy faculty is
visiting In Gunnison Miss Lane Of Salt
Lake is teaching in her place.
The ". c. T, u. held its regular Mon
day meeting al the home OF Mrs. Stone.
About twenty-five members were pres
ent,
Mrs. Oscar Wall is in Ephraim at
tending the Sunday school convention.
The Twentieth Century club was en-
tertained on Thursday afternoon by Miss
Hida Madison. DR.. Ross Anderson gave
a very interesting talk, Mesdanes n. S.
and LIE Roy Nelson a duet. and Miss
Jensen a piano selection, after which
most delightful refreshments were servd.
Miss Freda Whitacher left Monday TO
take charge OF school in Fountain
Green, Utah
The Mount Pleasant Social club will
give the first Of its series OF dances this
coming week.
Mrs. ]. ], Banks entertained the Ken
sinGton club on Wednesday afternoon at
her home. Refreshments were served.
Joseph .. West OF this city and Miss
Caroline Fuson have taken out IL
cense 10 wed.
Mr. and Mrs. William P. Bowen's
daughters gave a birthday party TO Mrs.
Lars +. Larsen. in honor of her siXtieth
birthday. There were n number OF her
children and grandchildren present.
4 few OF the friends of Mrs Mary
honor OF her eighty third birthday. Those
present had an enjoyable time A fine
supper was served by the guests.
On Tuesday afternoon about twenty
friends OF Marinus Larsen met at his
home IN the Third ward. in honor. of his
time was had during the afternoon.
when Mr.. Larsen took them all 10 the
Edna theater.
Thurber Masnusson. who has been
making tour of the northwestern
states and Canada. is home again.
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NEPHI.

Special 10 The Tribune.
NEPHI, Nov. &c. c. Jensen. for
merly OF Nephi. was in town Friday on
Il return trip from Ephraim.
Miss Katherine Bailey and Alvin
Bowcs. both popular young people Of
Nephi. were married in the Salt Lake
temple Wednesday. They will make their
home In Nephl.
A girl was born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
Chapel Monday,
Mrs. Jacob Coleman Ia visiting In Provo
this week.
A. C. Hyde came up from Nevada
Thursday.
j. l.. BelIoston made business trip
through Sanpetc and Sevier counties last
week.
Mayor c. NJ. whltmore made a bust
ness trip to Salt Lake the first Of the
week
Mrs. L.. j. Cotton left Monday for an
extended visit through the cast,
VI. NJ. Fcnnemore. division CONNER
cial superintendent for the Rocky Noun
tain Bell Telephone company. spent
Wednesday in Nephi.
David Udall OF Arizona s In Nephi TO
attend the funeral of his father. David
Udal.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Udall Of Eu-
reka are IN Nepbl this week.
Miss Bertha Bowers and Leo Bowles.
both well known young people OF Nephl,
were married In the Salt Lake temple
Wednesday,
c. S. Walker Of Salt Lake was the
guest of DR.. and Mrs D. O, Miner We'd
ncsday
George Sudbury and son, Alton, visited
in Salt Lake the first OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. F. McCune OF Ogden
attended the cold folks annual party
Wednesday.
Mrs Matte Paxman OF Salt Lake was
In Nephi last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. Lee Boyer OF Spring
Vile are Nephi visitors.
The Ladies' Literary club will enter
tain at a dancing party Thanksgiving
evening.
S. o. Lowe Of Parowan was In Ncphi
this week.
Miss Lillian Sperry and Theodore Car
ter. both popular young people OF Nephi
were married at the Manti temple We'd
nesday. They will make their home In
Nephi.
The annual "old folks party" was held
Wednesday and was n perfect success
About 1853 guests were present and all
enjoyable time was experienced. Music
was furnished by Miss Stella Cox, George
Margetts Miss Stella Brown and others
Manager Leslie Foote Of the Arlington
entertained the guests at a free picture
show The evening was spent In dancing
and speech making
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BINGHAM.

Special to The Tribune.
BINGHAM, Nov. 19.--The invitation
dance given by some OF our prominent
citizens in Canyon hall Monday evening
was one OF the swell social functions OF
tire season. The hall was beautifully
decorated and many handsome gowns
were In evidence. All report a de-
lghtfu time.
The Woodmen OF the World gave a
very enjoyable dance In Canyon hall
Wednesday evening. which was we'll at
tended.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Orem Of Salt
Lake and Miss Alney OF Pennsylvania
their guest. spent most Of the week in
camp taking in some OF the big mines.
The State Fireman's association has
purchased and presented TO Are depart
ment No. Of Bingham two large. beau
tiful cups. trophies won at the last fire.
mems meet At Sandy. when they were
yictors In Two contests. the hose race
and coupling contest. The name OF the
department. place of contest and time
made are beautifully engraved on the
cups.
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WILLARD.

Special to The Tribune.
WILLARD. Nov ia party of young
people gathered at the home OF M: B
were served.
Joel Lowe OF Malad. Ida was in Will
lard Wednesday, on matters OF business.
MT. and Mrs Joseph H. Mason were
visiting In Brigham during the week.
Mrs, Mary O'Gorman OF Bingham was
Visiting with relatives here during the
week. ''S
Kichard Lyman OF Salt Lake was in
willard the first OF the week.
Mrs' Minnie Zundle has gone 70 Me-
Vada' where she Will spend the winter
Tom Woodland OF Idaho Is spendine a
Jew weeks with relatives and friends
here.
william. Ward Of Salt Lake was In Will
lard during the week
George Davis has returned TO his ranch
W ,fromoHtory, after spending q few
weeks here
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KAYsv1LLE.


Special to The Tribune.
KAYSvILLE. Nov. 1s,ZMr;
John G. NJ. Barnes entertainea NO
of their friends at a soclal AZ
on Thursday evening In nones
seven presidents OF seVehtie'
Vile.
Harold ]. Bishop entertained ln
of Miss Lizzie Smith on oui'ues
Ing,
Miss Mamie Barnes entertalnedx - :
Der of friends at dinner at pS II
SUNDAY evening In honor OF =
Thomassen, 80
On wednesday evening srsts u
social was given in the new ~ NJ
In honor OF the married psopr pnrsser
Vile. A large number were p'sy
all had an enjoyable time 4
Mrs G. w, Blunt OF COLORADO Il
Colo, and Mrs. J. G. Niie - i5
Kan. are spending a few days
as guests OF their, father " -
son. m
left Friday evening tor ouh -
Will remain for few If'on''s' n
John Roneche Of Logan
Sunday, n
lanes Malcolm Of BIackfoos
spending a few days IN to""
OF friends. sh;e
Miss Camilla Barnes leavs,IS, a,S, spen
for ST. George, where she WIZ -
winter. .sdov
BENJAMIN Barrett left wednssHS,', ..aS,
,ng for BlaIne. New, where ne W"
n few months. .o,,,r1
Mrs. Heber MurdocA ns s,sr ar, e
her home in Heber CIT! Ai''
ed visit In Kaysville. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hsrrtm HSrrtsrs.
ing a few days In West ,es,nr 10 I
William Moss was V'S''o'
Friday.
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SPANISH FORK.

Special 10 The Tribune,
SPANISH FORK. Nov. Ie.-Mr and
Mrs Benjamin ii. Evans, who have been
living In Robinson for some time past.
have moved back TO Spanish Fork and
will make their home in the Fourth ward
in the future.
Mrs. Frank Abbot OF Salt Lake City
camo down here for visit last Sunday.
II. B. Hicks and wife of Clinton were
in Spanish Fork a few hours on Wednes-
day on business.
Mrs. Carlquist of Salt Lake City lis
visiting Mrs. David Prior of this city
Miss Lenore Banks entertained the
New star club at her home on Thurs
day evening
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BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children of bed
wetting. There Is constitutional cause
for this trouble. Mrs. M Summers. Box
w. Notre Dame. Ind. will send free to
any mother her successful home treat
mept. 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 are II can't
help It. This treatment also cures ad;iirs
and aged people troubled with urine dif-
icultie5 by day or night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-08

Quite the smartest and most sue.
cessful Of the white frocks for after.
noon wear are the simplest. The great
fashion authorities are everywhere
emphasizing Tie charm OF the graceful
outline and attaching the greatest pos
sible Importance to bring this result
about without any extraneous help
from furbelows.
The dominant white frock is made
over one piece lining that Is cut
on the simplest lines and has no bones
in it. The skirts are of three styles.
the flouneed the pulled and the
straight and scant model finished with
a four inch hem. At first glance the
voluminous skirt appears to be OF end
less width and fullness; but. although a
great deal OF material goes into it's
makeup, II is invariably mounted
over the closest fitting and narrowest
Of foundations, so narrow that 1T
seems ut times unsafe to take a step
in ii.
The garden party gown pictured is a
charming affair, a simple but exclusive
creation of lace and brodorie.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-08
Wells as Cause Of Bed Noses.

A prominent physician has given
voice to a definite protest against wo-
men wearing wells. This authority as.
serts it is one of the most injurious
practices of which he has knowledge
and insists red noses are the result of
veiis and nothing else. If there is any
thing woman objects to it is a red or
greasy nose. and these troubles, ac-
cording to this physician, find their
origin in the wearing Of veil on nj.
most every occasion. The veil pre-
vents the air striking the face rs ii
would IL the veil was off. and when
the face is heated the nose becomes
greasy and almost invariably has a
reddish appearance. This doctor would
not even advise veil TO be worn on
automobile rides, asserting a pair OF
goggles merely 10 protect the eyes
from dust and insects. is all that is
required for woman who cares about
her complexion and general facial ap-
pearance. aud what woman does not?
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-08

When the young housekecper is buy.
Ing rolling pin she might as well buy
pretty one as an ugly one. especially
rs there is no difference In the price
Some wooden pins are as highly Isol,
ished rs fine piece Of furniture and
china rolling pins may be either per
fectly white or Of delft blue and white.
In selecting rolling pin. however, a
thought must be given to cleanliness
A wooden pin may not be as pretty as
a china one, but If the wooden handle
Of the china one does not fit closely in
TO the roller the dough will get in.
side and there IS no way to get 1t out.
SO, however pretty the china roller,
see that the wooden handle fits snug
ly. There are glass pins which many
housekeepers prefer to either china
or the wooden.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-08
DEMOCRATS TO MEET
Central Committee Calls Voters to
Gather at Court House f5r Con-
sultation on County Ticket.

The Democratic County Central
committee have invited all Demo.
Gratis to meet with them at the court
house tonight to hear speeches and
talk about ticket for the primary
election. Speeches will be made by
several leading men Of this scna-
torlal district among them being scv.
eral candidates. There will be also
the local candidates and leaders. in
GLIDING Hon Miles Frederick Gil.
bert, Mrs, Fannie r Hacker, candi.
date for county school superintend-
emit.
1t Is understood that full county
ticket will be agreed upon at this
convention, some strong names being
mentioned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-08
Whllc Sox Beat Tinnra.

Tnc Cairo White SoX defeated the
Tigers In an exciting game of base
ball at the Twenty.hrst street grounds
yesterday afternoon. by score of 4
10 3, The game was a pitchers bat,
tie between Kobler and Rummell.
koblec struck out nine men and Rum
"ell eleven The batteries wel9: for
White So& Kcbler and Dewitt For
the Tigers Rummell ana Snanks. 1T
is said that some Of the White SoX
team viii be in the game against the
Boston Bloomer Girls at Tri City
Park next Sunday