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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

Ton the coming week every day IS
IL filed. from morning till long pass
tbc day is done, with social
- events. most of them of the
smaller kind and less formal kind. The
brides Of late October arc being hustled
into their matrimonial chains with tho
usual round of gaietics in their honor.
and visitors TO the city are making
sufficient reason for other affairs. The
largest event of the week will be the
dcbutante dance at the Hotel Utah to-
morrow evening at which Mr.. aud Mrs.
Louis Simon viii Introduce their
daughter. Miss Irene simon. 10 society.
Miss Simon is talented Young girl
who has spent considerable time abroad.
The Misses Wall entertain tomorrow
afternoon at linen shower and a
bridal tea for Miss Louise Osborne.
Mrs. LEROY G.. Dinwoodcy viii enter
tain on Tuesday at luncheon at her
home for Mrs. viii Dinwoodcy Of
Nara Mrs. Elmer +. Daring Will en-.
tcrtain at bridge teas on Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons at her home.
Mrs. Dan Morris and Miss Emma Nor
ris will entertain at similar affairs on
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.
Mrs. A +. MsrCeits viii give dinncr
this evening for Miss Myrtle McEyoy
and her iisnce, Bernard RohlfnC. Mrs,
W. G. Price aud Miss DYKES have
planned parties for Monday afternoon
end for TUESDAY evening IN honor OF
Miss Cells Wardrop The ladies' of
the Firs, congregational church viii
give larg" reception IN The church
parlors on Thursday evening IN honor
of Mr. and Mrs. Goshen. Mrs. :. {.
Sheriff. will entertain tho members ot
the Charity Card club nj her home. 9''
East First Soujh street. on tuesday
afternoon whom both bridge and 300
will be played. The same afternoon
bridge at The r. r. Hall on Third East
street
The final steps in selecting and an
pointing committees for the charity
ball 10 bc given AT the Hotel Utah ON
Nov embcr were taken Yesterday. and
tho following committees viii carr
the affair 20 a successful finish: The
executive committee consists Of Mrs.
strong. Mrs Warren BENJAMIN, Mrs
". n. child. Mrs. r. V. Silver, Mrs.
\. i. Gorham Mrs. &. ". Simpson and
Mrs. G. G. Hall The members Of the
executive committee arc Mrs W. Mon
tacuc Ferry. Mrs. William z. Kiser,
Mrs. Edwin kimbali, Mrs. y. j. SallS-
hurry. Mrs. William Mctirath. Mrs. Nor
ris l.. Ritchie. Mrs. c. Il. Pearsall, Mrs.
T.. :. Basenm. Mrs. Windsor V Rice.
Mrs. William lglehearr. Mrs +. w.
Francis. Mrs Horace Dunbar and Miss
Lena Hague. Mrs Ferry also heads
the ticket.selling committee. while the
committee consists of Mrs.
John \. Reeves and Mrs. W. 7. Adams, |
Mrs. Pcarsall will have charge of the
and assisting her viii be !
Mrs L. l.. Savage. Miss Lorcnc Lcary. |
Miss Mineitc Raer and Miss Virginia |
Beatty. Mrs George Y. Wallace viii
have charge Of the providing and serv.
ing of the punch and the young girls !
who will assist her arc Miss Margaret !
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Sill Weak From HOi Spell

Physicians say that the UNUSUAL and
terrific heat OF last summer did great
damage 10 many people who do not
even suspect A. There are many right
IN his town who are feeling weak
lstlcss and discouraged. losing hesh
and going into decline on account of the
strain Of last summer,
4 Red Bank y. j.. man. Mr. Walton
Cullington. has found what 10 do in
such cases. He says: "When ! was
badly rundown. growing weak and los.
ing ilesh. ] took Vinol 10 build me up
and make me strong II has been Der.
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me. J am ali right now.
II would be n great blessing IL all
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middle aged, or young, could know
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We can prove bv people YOU know well
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

comber event in the ballroom of the
Hotel Utah.
The Fifth East hotel was the scene
last evening of very pleasant social
event. a musicale followed by informal
dancing, The parIors of the hotel were
decorated for the affair and pleasant
evening spent by the guests of the hotel
and a few outside friends. Among
those present were DR.. AMI Mrs. Tet-
comb. Mr.. and Mrs Gobie, MIR and Mrs.
Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs C.. II. Ross, Miss
6osS, Mrs. c. j. Chambers. Mrs. n. !.
Battle, Misses Reilly, Freelaud, Brad
ley, DrS. Felts, Graham. Mcssrs. Baker,
Cole, Magoun and TAYLOR.
The visit of Captain Guy Palmer,
Eighteenth infantry, and Mrs. Palmer,
to the city has been the occasion for
numerous delightful social affairs in
their honor. mainly affairs limited TO
the old friends of Mrs. Palmer who
knew her IN childhood here. Mrs.
Palmer was Miss Alice Hooper, beau
wears ago. Captain and Mrs, Palmer
have very beautiful Young daughter.
Miss Dorothy Palmer. who is now in
school in Chicago,
The dedication Of the handsome new
organ at Rowland hall, gift from
Colonel and Mrs. Enos 4. Wall, in
memory Of their little daughter, was
quite Il social event Of Thursday morn
ing. The organ is a splendid piece of
workmanship ani viii be given its first
public usage at a recital tomorrow even
ing.
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. VI. Jensen announce
the engagement OF their daughter Eva
Ia Earl Hatch OF Woods Cross. the
wedding to take place in November.
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THE SOCIAL SIDE OF LIFE

Utah. number Of Salt Lake friends
nave entertained quite informally for
them during their visit
Mrs. Thomas Kane left during the
week for San Diego TO visit her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Benjamin Ferris. whose homo
is there
Mr., and Mrs Frank l. Sefrit and
their family have gone to Portland,
Or, where they VIII make their home.
Mr and Mrs. c. G. Sloan and their
little daughter have moved and ara
now nj home TO their friends at No. z.
Dorius apartments.
Mr., aud Mrs. II. s. Hutchins are
settled IN their new home al All Sixth
avenue.
Mrs. William Pickering has LETT 10
visit her daughters, Mrs MAY MacDon-
aid OF San Diego. aud Mrs Frank Ehr-
strom Of San Francisco. Cal.
Mrs George ". Reed has returned
after spending month in Los Angeles
visiting Mr. and Mrs, George O. Brad.
ley.
Mr.. aud Mrs Robert c. GemmcII have
gone cast for 4 stay Of several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Davis arc
now Mt home 20 their friends at the
Caithness apartments.
Continued on Page Elght)
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10 remain untaXed In any other way.
The expense i'm the first instance OF re-
naming single would he small, and
then consider how much man might
save III the event of aiimony.
Before the end of tho present week
the main part of the Twentieth regi-
ment VIII arrive here and in spite of all
inconvenience Will be quartcred at Fort
Douglas. With AL the philosophy of
the army folk. the ladies Of the Fif-
teenth are preparing TO take in the
new comers and "doubIc up" in many
cases on tho houses until time of the
departure of that regiment for the
Philippines early in November Many
however viii leave before that time.
taking the Lares AMI Penates ahead Of
the mere men of the family and will
await in San Francisco 5 CAV at
mosphere the coming of the "sojer
boys The incoming regiment lands to-
day in the Bay city. and viii reach here
on Tuesday or Wednesday at the latest.
The regiment is under command Of
Major Burnham, who was stationed at
Fort Douglas long wears ago. The rank.
ing captain is Captain Chapman. whose
two sons are already here Mrs Chap
man Is ? sister Of Captain Garrison Nc
taskey. now adiUtaut OF the Fifteenth.
number of the junior officers are al
ready here in advance of the regiment
One Utah girl is in the incoming rcgl-
ment, Mrs Robert ! BIuford. daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs !. A. McAllister of
Logan, who. with her little daughter. is
now visiting her parents there.
The hookworm is not going to get in
any real work on Salt Lakes fair sex
this wear. for what with study. clubs.
culture classes, athletic societies. dra-
matte associations and walking cotcries,
their time viii he fairly well filled for
the whole winter The university cX.
tension courses set the pace first. and
nearly everyone who thinks on literary
subjects is getting in line with one of
the very interesting classes Of Professor
Butler. who is giving talks each Thurs
day afternoon on contemporary litera.
,Ure and the modern drama. Mrs. Iglc.
heart : Tuesday morning classes are
studying Hauptmauu 5 ''Sunken Bell -
and class of the Young girls has been
formed for the SAME work on Weducs
LAY mornings. Both the swimming
pools are crowded with tvros az the
aquatic sports, every hour having its
classes or It's special stuceuts. The
mountain climbcrs-a few or them
have formed themselves into walking
delegates chat 's not what they call
themselvcs) and the one dramatic or
gsEiZstiOn-thc BuSkins-is already set.
Ting down for season OF earnest work
which viii bo turned 10 good account
before The winter enlg
y really truly 4" Doll Baby SHOW is
oHc OF the things IN the near future IN
tho minds Of the very clever women
who are pushing the affairs of the
free Kindergarten along these DAYS.
There viii be dolls Of every kind and
description and with the dolls will be
tea and other coufectious-b all this
az later time when the plans Of the
clever women have maturcd little
bit more Meantime. preceding the
whole. viii hc series Of teas at tho
homes of the promoters ~ which every
guest viii bc given n doll, or else made
90 provide ono for herself. 10 dress for
ihc affair. which viii bc an carry De
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PERSONALS.

Miss Gladys ,GcConauPhv will leave
Monday for the east to sail later with
Mrs. Tvudale and Miss Gula Dix for
a season abroad Miss NcCorauChy
will visit Miss Lillian Lane in Den
yer, and will spend little while wish
the Buckingham family in Omaha be-.
fore going ON TO New York, whence
they sail later in November.
Mrs, Charles c. REYNOLDS and little
son are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ". Mon
tague Ferry on their way home 10 Los
Angeles after visit of some two
months in the east. Mrs. REYNOLDS and
her small boy spent part Of The sum
mer in FcrryIand at Brighton. and they
have been here now for fortnight. Mr..
Reynolds will reach here today 10 ac-
company them 10 their home.
Mrs Harold D. Peery and her moth
er, Mrs, D. II. Pcery OF Ogden. win
leave the middle Of the week for the
east Mrs. Emmett Fulkerson Of CHI
cago. who was Miss Louise Peery, Will
ioin them, and they will 90 together TO
New York for a part of the winter
General and Mrs w. S. McCaskey,
the parents of Captain Garrison McCas-
key of Fort Douglas, are in town for
stay of a fortnight or more, and are
at the Hotel Utah, They will remain
till the departure of the regiment and
Will then go 10 their home in San
Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward AmeS Of Port
land, Or, friends of Mr.. and Mrs Alma
Katz, have been spending the past few
days in the city and arc at the Hotel
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tion will be given to the friends OF the
two young people Mrs. G. ". Price
will entertain for Miss Wardrop Mon
day afternoon and Miss Selma Stanford
and Miss Emily Dykes will entertain
for her Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs, Reuben Hatch of
Woods Cross announce the engagement
OF their daughter ,Ietta 70 Francis C..
McEutec of this city. the marriage TO
take place in November
The marriage Of Miss Vera Louise
Lambourne and Louis II. Thorup wlli
take place Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der Is. 10 be followed by reception
at The home Of the bride s parents
Mr. and Mrs i. II Krebs announce
the engagement of their daughter Lucy
Nav 90 Marshall Chapman Gebert or
Chicago The wedding will take place
the carly part Of November.
Mr.. and Mrs. p ". Jensen announce
the engagement Of their daughter Eva
Ia Earl Hatch of Woods Cross. the
wedding TO take place in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. II. Proctor of Nj.
Pleasant, Utah, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Lulu V. 10 liudson
n. Nielsen. The wedding took place on
Monday, October O. Mr.. and Mrs Mel.
sen viii hc at home after October 20 al
431 j street
An interesting matrimonial announce
meat Of the past week was that of the
engagement Of Miss Sarah Goodrich oi
Los Angeles and Judge John \. Street
Of this city. The marriage IS 10 take
place on November IN Los Angeles
and the bride and bridegroom viii leave
Immediately for Japan 10 spend the re
mainier Of the year in the Orient. Later
they Will return 10 salt Lake to make
their home.
Cards have been received bv friends
here announcing the marriage in San
Francisco on Tuesday last % Mrs Re
gina Cunning and F.. +. Perry. MIR. aud
Mrs. Perry will be at home after No
vember II at Helper. Utah
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

4 marriage Of interest 10 Salt Lakors
Will he that of Miss Ella Napier and
Dr. Samuel Paul of this city, which
will take place in ST. Bartholomew :
church in Reno on Wednesday evening
next. The wedding will be a quiet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

Que. the Rev. George G. Hunting of.
ficiating Dr.. Paul will leave tomor'
row for Reno, and after a short honey
moon trip, he and his bride will return
here TO make their home. Miss Ma
pier is a graduate nurse from ST.
Mark s hospital, and has many friends
here She made her home IN Reno for
the past Few years.
The marriage of Miss Louise Os-
borne, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas J. Osborne and Jerome Fargo
Sears of Buffalo will take place on
Thursday at noon in ST Mark s cathe-
dral, Bishop T.. $ Spalding and Dean
Colladay both officiating. The bride
will be attended by her sister, Miss
Isabel Osborne. as maid of honor, while
her cousin. Miss Alvina Eisenmann of
san Francisco. and Miss Amy Osborne
will be the bridesmaids. Winthrop
Sears of Buffalo will attend his broth
er rs best man and Lieutenants Enoch
b. Carey and Eugene Santscbi Will be
the ushers, while little Enid Wall.
the Youngest daughter of Colonel and
Mrs. f.. 4. Wall, will be the ring bear
or. \ wedding breakfast at the Os-
borne homo VIII follow the ceremony
and later the bride and bridegroom will
leave on wedding trip,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cronk an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Marjorie TO j.. 4. Jessop of Dcs
Moines. Iowa. the marriage to take
place in the near future.
4 wedding Of the past week was
that of Miss Edith Clissold and Sidney
Vaughan, which took place in the tem'
pie on Wednesday morning. aud was
followed by q reception at the home OF
the bride S mother, Mrs. G. f.. Clissold,
the same evening. over hundred OF
the friends OF the two youn" people
were present TO wish them happiness.
The bride was attended bv Miss Bessie
Erskine and Harry ClssoId was best
man. The home was bright with flow
ers in all the rooms. and q supper was
served at which a number Of the girl
friends of the bride served. Receiving
with Mus Clissold were Mrs. James II.
Vincent and Mrs. James Lee. The
bride wore dress Of cream white
creme de chine over satin and carried
was n white lingerie and her roses were
pink Mr.. and Mrs Vaughan viii
shortly be al homo al Coz Jensen ave
nue in Forest Dale.
News has lust reached T. f. Croniu
Of tho marriage Of his daughter. Mar
garci G. Cronin. formerly Of this city.
TO Harold Otis Kerbcr of Seattle.
Wash. The wedding took place yester
day. They viii take q short trip and
be 1T home at Normandie apartments.
Ninth avenue and University street
Seattle. after November 20. Miss Gro
min left Salt Lake Citv about three
wears ago. going 10 Los Angeles and re-
naming there until November Of last
wear. then returning 20 Salt Lake. Aft
or visiting her family in this city for
three months she went 20 Seattle.
The date set for the marriage OF Miss
Celia Wardrop and II l.. Cummings. Jr.,
is Thursday, October 10. The cere-
mouy viii be performed at 1:30 at the
homo of the bride 5 sister Mrs j. II.
Garrett. on East Third South street aud
will be witnessed by only the closest
friends aud relatives. Later a recep
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

The date set for the marriage Of Miss
Celia Wardrop and II l.. Cummings. Jr.,
is Thursday, October 10. The cere-
mouy win be performed al 7:30 at the
homo of the brides sister. Mrs. !. H.
Garrett. on East Third South street aud
will be witnessed by only the closest
friends aud relatives. Later recep-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Hatch of
Woods Cross announce the engagement
Of their daughter .Ietta 70 Francis G..
McEutec of this city. the marriage TO
take place in November.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cronk an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter Marjorie TO j.. A. Jessop of Dcs
Moines. Iowa. the marriage to take
place in the near future.
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Mr. and Mrs i. II krehs announce
the engagement Of their daughter Lucy
Nav 90 Marshall Chapman Gebert or
Chicago The wedding will take place
the carly part of November.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-07-07
ORGANIZE FOR STATE
WIDE MOVEMENT
Restaurant Men Mad at Saloons
Will Fight Anti Pfohi-
bition

Special to Signal.
San Antonio, Texas, July L
Because the saloon keepers in this
city have refused to dispense with
the custom Of furnishing free
lunches to their patrons, all the
restaurant keepers, including, the
proprietors, cooks and walters,
numbering more than one hun
bred and fifty, have organized to
work in the interest of Statewide
prohibition.
The restaurant men say that
the free lunch business knocks
them out of at least $50 day, and
therefore they have concluded to
come out against the saloon bust
ness generally.
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Club Officers Fined
Special to Signal.

Special to Signal.
San Antonio, Texas, July T.
NJ. G. Dena, and F. II. Costa, pres
ident and secretary, respectively
of the Grand Circle de Obneros, q
Mexican organization was each
fined 500 and sentenced to three
day imprisonment for selling
beer in violation of INDUCTION.
The case will be appealed.
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Express Rates Reduced.

Special to Signal.
Washington, July 1-Anticy
pating an investigation, practi-
cally all express companies ex-
cept the Long Island have filed
new tariffs believed to show a
reduction of rates.
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"A CITIZEN

WANTED-Hides. Furs. Wool.
Chickens. Eggs. Butter. See us
before Jon sllL We pay the hiel-
est market price IN eash.--Wo,,'
Bros, West Bridge Street
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SALE OF sCURRY CoUN-
TY SCHOOL LANDS


Snyder Daily Signal there appear
ed an article entitled Sale of
Scurry County School Lands "
over the signature of "a Citizen
and Tax Payer" The writer JUS
titles his comments on the sub
iect under discussion on the
gorunds that in the Daily Signal
of June 22nd., there appeared an
article ON this subject which was
in many respects misleading and
that it was a matter of interest to
Scurry County citizens. For the
same reason. that this article of
the "Citizen and Taxpayer is
misleading in many respects, and
in many important particulars, we
desire that this article be publish
ed.
The article above mentioned re-
cites that "Some time during the
latter part of Judge c. r. Buch-
anans administration, "a party
went before the Commissioner s
Court of which Commissioners
Stinson and Lowe, were then mem
hers and made the court a propo-
sition to sell their school land at
$40 per acre, ne TO have what he
could make ON same. over and a.
hove the amount. and to sell the
same within two years from date
and further agreed to give said
Commissioners Court, bond
that in ease he did not sell the
entire amount of Scurry County
School Land within two years.
specified at the price of $40 per
acre. that he would take the land
himself at that price and the not
for which said land were to be
sold were to bear ) per cent per
annum and said court did not see
fit to accept said proposition.
Being aware that if such a pro
position were made, it would pro
badly be of record in the minutes
of the Commissioners Court, we
mad, investigation by reviewing
the minutes of said court to de-
termine the exact nature Of the
proposition. An inspection OF tue
minutes will show that no such
proposition as above set on, was
made and entered of record on the
Court Records. Thinking
the record Of such a proposition
bad perhaps been overlooked. we
further investigated the matter
hy making inquiry Of Judge C..
r Buchanan. He informs as that
10 such proposition was ever
MAJ sd fr. court HUna he was
County Judge. lie states that he
remembers that or one occasion in
The Commissioners Court room.
II. p. Wellborn casually remarked
that he would like 10 sell the
school land for the county on such
terms as above set out. butthat he
does that not remember who was
present. or what members Of the
Commissioners Court were pres
ent. II any, and that his best re-
collection Of the matter is that the
court wss AZ leisure ai the time be
heard Mr.. Weliborn make this re-
mark. He states that he did not
charge his memory with any de-
tails Of the matter. II they were
given &" he reason thT b. know
the court could not entertain such
a proposition from a legal stand
point. in that the profit. an in
definite amount, would under
such a contract would have to be
paid out Of the oountys genera,
fund. That his judgment is cor
rect is shown by the following Ian
guage quoted from the Supreme
Court Of Texas: 1T is. in effect,
held that the Commissioners
Court are not authorized to dis
pose Of the lands referring 10 the
achool lands) otherwise than by
eala or Lease -
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Family washing &c per pound
all Fat work ironed at Snyder
Steam Laundry.