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WOmen'S Clubs

The program given at the Ladies'
Literary club Friday afternoon under
the direction F0f' the presid ent,a Mrs
W. r. Hutchinson, proved TO be So
cial and literary success. The bust
ness of the afternoon consisted of a
talk by Mrs. j. F. Cowan, speaking
for the state federation president,
Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon, urging the club
women as far as possible TO attend
the coming federation meeting in
Provo. She spoke of the excellence Of
the program prepared, and of the hos
pitality Of the Provo club women. 1t
is expected that a large delegation Of
club women from salt Lake Will at
tend some if not all Of the sessions.
Mrs. F. +. Marcy was elected the del
egate from the Ladies Literary club
to attend the meeting.
The musical numbers given were
very much appreciated. Vaughn Clay
ton, accompanied by Mrs. George e.
Shelton. played on the violin a ma
zurka by Musin, with such exquisite
touch and expression that he was
obliged TO give an encore, a minuet
by Beethoven. Miss Florence Kim
ball. accompanied by Miss Minette
Baer, was heard in a group of Eng
lish songs which were given with
feeling and sweet tone.
The address of the afternoon was
given by the Rev. P. A. SimpHin on
'"True Culture in Literature" The
wide subject was treated by Mr..
Simpkin in his usual able and scholar
" style. In his fOrceful manner, he
urged upon his hearers that only that
which perfected the mind could be true
culture, eliminating all that is low
and struggling for the highest and
best. In literature, the speaker con-
vincingly announced, the highest type
was found in the King James version
of the Bible, where the matches
style had never. been equalled. He
next urged the reading of the Eng
lish essays from Bacon to Emerson,
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at ST. Vibiana's cathedral. Los Ange-
les, Tuesday, October 4, with nuptial
mass.
Mrs. NJ. y. Nicholson announces the
engagement of her daughter Nellie to
Harry p. Poll. the marriage 10 take
place October 26.
Miss Alice Elliott and Christian
SehmaIz of Uintah were married
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
the brides parents. 1882 Twenty-first
street. Ogden. by the Rev. w. w
Fleetwood. rector Of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd.
A reception followed in the evening.
at which only the immediate family
and relatives were present. Mr.. and
Mrs Schmalz viii make their home
in ogden.
Miss Agnes sheldon and Joy Jen-
nings of salt Lake were married Fri
day evening at the home of the
brides parents. 445 South Ninth West
street. The house was prettily deco
rated with pink carnations and golden
glow. The bride and bridegroom will
take a bridal trip of a month 10 New
York, and upon their return Will be
at home in salt Lake.
X X
Judge and Mrs. Edward V. Higgins
announce the engagement of their
daughter Gladys COrinth TO Newton
W. Chaser of Poughkeepsie. n. Y,
the wedding 10 take place during the
month of October.
Mr. and Mrs. W r. GALLAGHER an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Julia to Basil NJ. Anderson,
the wedding to take place in Novem-
Der.
Mrs. Ella C SWart announces the
engagement of her daughter Sarah
Alice to Fred A. Pfeiffer of Milwau-
kee, Wis, the marriage to take place
Wednesday, October II.
X \
Wednesday, September 2S, proved to
be busy day in matrimonial circles
Several weddings OF interest took
place and a number of elaborate re-
ceptions marked the evening, the
largest being the reception given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E II. Cal
lister in honor of their son. Edward
r. Callister. and Miss Irene Simmons.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs j. f. Sim
mons. who were married in the morn
ing. The house and grounds were
brilliantly illuminated and the rooms
were a bower OF flowers. The Ha-
waiian TrOubadOurs were in attend
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ance. and also an orchestra stationed
on the front veranda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callister left the next
day for Washington. d. c., where they
viii reside.
Miss Louise Sullivan and DIR. c. B.
TitcOmb We're quietly married We'd
nesday afternoon al the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Sullivan. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Right Rev. Bishop
Laurence Scanlan in the presence of
the immediate family. DIR. and Mrs.
Titcomb left Immediately after the
ceremony for trip TO Los Angeles
and vicinity, and upon their return
will be at home at the Fifth East no.
tel.
Miss Margaret Finegan and John j.
O'Carron were married Wednesday
morning in st. Mary's cathedral. The
ceremony was followed by a wedding
breakfast at the home of the brides
parents, and the newly married couple
left in the afternoon for California.
and later will make their home in Ne
vada.
At the home of Bishop and Mrs.
William Mcmillan Wednesday evening
a large wedding reception was given
for their daughter. Miss Dot Agnes
Mcmillan. and George F. Bolto. who
were married earlier in the day in the
temple.
The house was handsomely decorat-
ed for the occasion. A pleasant fea-
ture of the evening was an informal
musical program, when the bride
gave vocal selections. Miss Inez Built
was heard in piano solos. and Profess
sOr Charles Kent also gave a number
Of vocal selections.
Mr.. and Mrs Bolto will be at home
after October Is at 267 East Seventh
South street.
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ENJOYING GERMANY

A private letter received from Miss
Hazel Z. Oswald from Weisbaden con-
tains the following extracts
I'VE just arrived here IN Weisbaden
chow they bathei) last night. II is a
charming as well as fashionable
place, and the season is Just beginning,
so we are fortunate in being here just
now. 1t is said that the Kurhaus is
the handsomest in Europe, and the
attractive. We have been enjoying
ourselves SO much lately because We
have run across so many people We
knew either in Salt Lake or on the
ship. As a matter OF fact. we have
hardly been alone a day since we have
been in Europe. ana it makes 1t so
pleasant to be with people and still 10
feel we can do just as we please.
when we arrived in Dresden, at our
hotel we met seven who were DaSSen-
gers on the Cleveland and just the
day before we left Dresden. in the
beautiful gallery there, VINO should we
walk into but Mr.. and Mrs Karl
each other that we were either speech
less or talked all at once. That even
ing we went around to their hotel 10
see them before leaving for Berlin.
Birthday Dinner at Berlin.
"They joined us again in Berlin, and
Mr. Scheid was so cOnsiderate as 10
have a birthday and had a dinner to
which we were invited. We had per-
feet time from the moment We arrived
at the hotel and Mrs. Scheid pinned a
lovely bouquet of violets on each or
us, through the delicious dinner. TO the
ride home, when we went spinning
along Inter the Linden, where the
great men of all time have ridden. l
don't know how much longer we shall
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Personals

Colonel and Mrs Edwin F. Holmes
will arrive in the city this morning
after spending the last six months in
their Pasadena home and at the Cali
fornia beaches. Their beautiful Salt
Lake home, the Amelia palace. has
been put in order for their coming
and their many friends will warmly
welcome them after their absence.
Mrs. j. w. Delano returned Friday
from southern California after a
months stay. Mr.. Delano has also
returned from an eastern trip.
* X X
Mrs. Russell A. Chaplin and father.
BOYD Park, are expected to arrive in
salt Lake tomorrow from Long Beach
TO visit their friends and relatives.
+ x X
Miss Jeanette Ferguson left yester-
day for California, where she will
spend the winter
Mrs. James A. Miner left Wednes-
day for New York, accompanied by
her granddaughter, Miss Margaret
Smith, who Will remain at Miss
Spence's school in the metropolis for
the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fred Wey are now
at home TO their friends at No. the
BransfOrd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl V. Smith have
moved from the Progress flats and are
at home at No. Hicks apartments.
in Sixth East street.
X X X
Miss Sadie Coates left during the
week for New York, where she will
take up her course in domestic science
at Columbia university.
X r
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton l. Thatcher
left for the east during the week. They
VIII visit in Chicago. New York and
Washington, d. c.. and later will go TO
Fortress Monroe TO visit with Captain
and Mrs. Frank T. Hines and Lieu
tenant Charles Hines.
Rabbi and Mrs. Joseph Hevesh are
at home at IS E street.
Mrs. ". F. Knott of Beaver is Wis
iting in the city with Mrs. Horace
Fennemore.
Miss Marie Odell and Miss Vera Ed
wards leave tomorrow for New York
10 attend Miss KnOx's school.
Miss Florence p. Kimball will leave
tomorrow for Boston to continue her
musical studies
X x y
Mrs. ]. F. Dunn. Miss Margaret
Dunn and Miss Florence Halloran
leave today for New York. where the
young girls viii enter Miss Benefits
school.
x X X
Mr. and Mrs Louis S. Gates leave
today for California. and later will go
to Ray, Ariz, TO spend the winter.
x X x
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. ". HeintZ are now
at home IN the Kimball apartments.
X
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. SOwles and
daughter, Ruth. are now at home TO
their friends in the Mullen apart
ments.
X \ X
Mrs. Robert J. Glendenning left the
first of the week for New York. where
she will meet her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Hubbard W. Reed. when they
land from an extended trip abroad.
x x x
Mrs. c. F. Littrell of Austin, New,
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Cnre of the Hair.

Cnre OF The Hnir.
Switches will be unknown among
Wemen when they give as much care
and attention TO the hair and scalp as
they do to the face and hands.
Women troubled with falling or thin,
straggly hair. excess dandruIf or oily
condition of the scalp, will do well to
shampoo with eggol, which l have often
advised. This removes the aecumula-
ton of oil, cleanses and feeds the scalp
and stops itchiness The shampoo
should be used twice a month for a
time, then once a month. A delightful
hair tonic TO use in connection is made
bv mixing one ounce OF beta canJhol
with eight ounces each of alcohol and
water. A gentle massage with this
every day for a few weeks. then once
a week, will stop falling hair and soon
produce a fine, long, glossy and luXur-
liant growth.
Answers 20 Queries.
Beauty: % Confide in your mother.
(2) Powder or greasy creams often
clog the skin and cause blaekh heads, en-
largement OF pores and wrinkles. II
YOU will get three ounces of cerol from
your druggist and add to it pint of
water that has been brought to tne
boiling point. stirring until cold, you
win have an excellent and inexpensive
skin food. Massage the skin gently
and thoroughly with this at night and
the wrinkles will soon disappear. leav-
ing your skin clear. pink and satiny
and the pores will resume their natural
size
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Little Home Helps on How
to Be Beautiful
By MADAME MAREE

\. T.; The electric needle IS painful
and not always success. Superfluous
hairs can be permanently removed.
without pain, through the use of delol,
which any druggist can supply. Get an
ounce Of delol and with warm water
mix into a soft paste enough TO cover
the hairy parts. Spread on thickly
and let remain two or three minutes,
then scrape off and the hairs viii have
vanished.
Dot: % I do not advise in affairs
of the heart. % ROughness and red
ness Of the skin can be quickly over
come If you viii get a two-ounce pack
age OF amarol from your druggist and
dissolve it in a pint of hot water. then
apply after drying the hands and face
well. This soon rids the skin OF its
rough. ugly condition and brings back
that pink and white glow character
istic Of youth and health.
Mrs. Jack: % Massaging for scraw-
niness or acknowledgment is not sat
isfactOry. 90 The Vaucaire treat
ment of which you write 1 have de-
scrlbed before, but for your benefit I
VIII repeat it. Make a syrup with one
and a half cups Of graduated sugar.
using enough water to make a pint
and in this stir one ounce of true gallOl
tbe sure not to get the synthetic). Take
two tabiespoonfuls twice drily and
drink plenty of water. This treatment
with outdoor exercise and sufficient
sleep. soon rounds out the form and
develops the symmetrical lines rightly
belonging 10 woman.
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stay at Weisbaden, but when we do
leave we take the sail up the Rhine
TO Cologne. then go to Amsterdam
After doing Holland pretty thoroughly,
we go to London. where we viii stay
until the 'Amerika' sails.
THE E. D. Millers. with half
dozen other Cleveland people, sail on
her November 6. We shall probably
meet the Lafayette Hanehetts in Lon
DON as they Will stop there before go
ing on TO Paris TO put their daughter In
a French school They sail for home
April from Genoa on the cincinnati.
mr.. and Mrs. Scheid are going
through Holland TO Paris, then via
Switzerland 10 Rome. where they VIII
spend Christmas, afterwards going 10
Egypt TO take the Nile trip. Next
May they come back TO the continent,
and sail from CherbOurg, when we
probably shall sail at the same time.
May isn't popular month for sailing.
and II might be dull 10 cross alone
I'VE spent such a delightful day In
Wittenberg. Saw the spot where
Martin Luther burned the papal bull,
and which now is marked by a Deauti-
ful oak tree. Near by is the house
where he lived as Brother Augustus,
as P monk. in later life. This is partly
turned into a Luther museum, and we
saw his old table and chair. old books,
first translations of the Bible, pictures
of him and Catherine Won Bora, and
even their betrothal ring. Further on
is the Schloss Kirche, where Luther
nailed his famous nineIy-five theses.
Ii is just a small town, but interesting
on account OF its memories or the great
refOrmer.
eve occasionally get a bunch OF Salt
Lake papers, and have enjoyed them
exceedingly. and think that IL must be
qaite gay in the City OF the Saints.
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SOCIETY
(continued from Page one.)

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Alec Thomas and and William How
bert of Colorado Springs, ushers.
x
The invitations are out for the mars
riage of Miss Merle Lynch, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Lynch OF this
city, and Richard Caleb Dorsey Of
Louisville. KY. 20 take place Saturday.
October Is. at high noon. in the First
congregational church. The Rev. Ell
mer 1. Goshen Will perform the cere-
mony The bride viii be attended by
her sister, Miss Aline Lynch, and the
bridegroom by DR.. James Nike as best
man. Lieutenant Adams OF Fort
Douglas and Robert WitherspoOn will
officiate as ushers on the occasion,
+ =
A quiet home wedding of the week
viii be that of Mis- Edna Bailey and
DR.. Otto Susman, which viii occur
Wednesday. October 5, az the home OF
the brides mother, the old T. c.
Bailey home in South Main street.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Conrad NJ. Koch an
nOunce the engagement Of their
daughter Paula a. 10 Frank V. Ander-
son, the wedding TO take place Oe-
tober %.
iAhltuuouS are ISSUED LOT the Wcu-
ding OF Miss Martha Ii. Whitman to
James A. COttren, the ceremony TO
take place at the brides home. 257
East Third South street, at $ O'Clock
Monday evening. October 4.
~
Mrs. J. r. Bywater announces the
engagement OF her daughter Edna 10
Herbert Dorsey. the marriage TO take
place Wednesday, October Il.
* y X
The marriage of Miss Marcia Knowl-
ton. daughter of Mrs. Minerva r.
KnOwlton of Pennington, and DR..
Thomas J. Howells OF BOuntiful will
take place Monday, October 8, in the
salt Lake temple. The young people
Will make their home in Bountiful.
X x
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew Noall an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter Nora TO Heber Greene Rich
ards, the wedding TO take place in the
near future.
X X k
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. BOrthick an
nOunce the engagement of their
daughter Mary Rudy TO DR.. James b.
MsEnany, the marriage 10 take place
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is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. D.
Monahan, in the city.
X X X
Girard Hale, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred A. Hale, will leave this week
for Paris, to take up his art work.
X X x
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ingerson viii
be at home at the Stauffer apart
ments.
Miss Emily Jessup and Miss Mar
guerite Jessup, who are teaching IN
Layton and Bingham, are spending
the day with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Jessup.
Mrs. F. Gooding and daughter, Mrs.
Hemingway of Canada, are visiting al
the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Glib
son and Mrs. NJ. b. Dresser.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ Wrench are
now at home in the Dorius residence
in T street.
Mrs. c. H. Solier and Mrs. Joe B.
Roberts of Evanston, Wye. are spend
ing several days with their brother,
L. c. Winslow and family.
X X
Mrs. c. o. WhittemOre and daugh-
ter, Leigh, are visiting friends in the
city from Los Angeles. Miss June
WhittemOre has been with friends in
Salt Lake for the last few weeks.
y X x
Mr. and Mrs. II. r., Eldredge and
family have come from CardstOn.
Canada. To spend the fall and winter
months with Mrs. Eldredge's parents
Mr.. and Mrs William Groesbeck.
\ x x
Miss L. L. Willard will Opan her
art exhibition Wednesday, October 3.
at 457 East First South street.
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recount interesting incidents of her
trip abroad during the last vacation.
X x y
The mothers congress viii hold a
meeting Saturday afternoon, October
s, at 8 o'clock, in Rowland Hall as
sembly room. Mrs. c. @. Plummer
will talk on How 10 Teach Rever-
ence" Professor Mosiah Hall of the
University of Utah will speak on
"Child Culture
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MISS GRATIA FLANDERS

has Just returned from Europe and VIII
reopen her piano studio 1915 East South
Temple st. Monday, Oct. 3, at 4 D.. fi,
Pupils desiring hours should apply at
this time.
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Wetzell vocal studios moved 10 70 40.
State ST. Both phones.
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For Reat--B. b. hau. 20 So. 81 T..
for sOcials and dancing parties. Apply
]. Siegel, l75 So. Main.
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Mrs. Elmer B. Jones will entertain
the members OF the Browning section
of the Ladies' Literary club Saturda.
at 1 o'clock at her home. 1S9 Souti
Second East street
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Mizpah chapter No 5. o. E. s., will
hold it's regular meeting at Masonic
temple Monday evening, october 3. al
1880, and continue at that time the
meetings held during the winter
months.
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The current events and current lit
erature sections of the club meets
Friday afternoon in the club house.
Miss Greenwood win give a resume
of the current events OF the summer
and Mrs Thomas Weir will be heard
in an informal talk on her recent trip
TO the Hawaiian islands.
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A meeting of the young society
girls in the city viii be held Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Wind
sor v Rice, to organize a sewing
club to be carried on in the cause of
charity.
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The regular meeting OF the WoI
ans Republican club viii be postpon
from Monday. October 8. to Monds
October 10, 10 meet with Mrs. j.
Percival, 245 South Twelfth Es
street.
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tomorrow (Monday) evening. October
8. with Mr.. and Mrs. Gould b. Blake
lev at No. $50 East South Temple
street. Miss Elizabeth MessmOre will
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Friday evening, October Z. in the
First Presbyterian church under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid society,
Mrs. William Igleheart will give the
study and recital Of Maeterlinck's
blue Bird" which beautiful mystical
play is so much in the public eye at
the present time.
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Thursday morning in the club house
the art section of the Ladies' Literary
club will hold the regular meeting
Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux will SPEAK
on the following famous pictures
Mona Lisa" THE Last Supper" and
.t'The Virgin of the Rocks
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There will be a meeting of the
board of directors of the Ladies Lit
erary club Thursday morning in the
club house