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

Curtis. A Gne harp solo was given by
Miss Marie Hughes. Mrs, Allen Me
Nit s sweet contralio voice was heard
10 advantage in the solo, He Was
Despisod and Rejected by Handel.
81 Know That Ny Redeemcr Liveth. y
bv Handel, was feelingly sung by Mrs.
Charles 6. Plummer.. An organ solo,
Largo from NerXes, - was well played
by Mrs. Chapman.
The Cleofan club met Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Charles II. Wells. 420
Second avenue Mrs Thomas w. Sloan
gave a paper on 1.-The Congress Of vi
emma. and also gave "a Birdseye
View OF Europe After Napoleon.
The Womans club met Tuesday af.
ternoon with Mrs. John Wilhart., 723
South Seventh East street. 1.-THE Juye-
nile Court and It's Work was dis
cusscd in an understanding wav by
Mrs Anna J.. Young. Light refresh
ments were served.
The missionary society of the Cen
tral Christian church met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Hoyt on Virginia
avenue, Federal Heights.
The Bay View club met Monday af.
tcrnoon with Mrs. \. 4. Dunnion, %
II street Mrs. Grant Swan gave the
lesson and the magazine report was
given bv Mrs c. w. Whiteley. A pa.
per on .'Africa of the Ancients - was
aivcn by Mrs, c. H Morse. Mrs.
Thomas Carmichael gave a reading,
"Afar in the Desert The members
responded to roll call with items Of
interest about ancient Egypt.
The Womau's Missionary society OF
the PRESBYTERIAN church met with Mrs
C.. f.. Allen. 929 First avenue, Satnr.
dav afternoon. Mrs. u. s. Pinncy OF
San Francisco gave an interesting adj
dress on "The Post Jubilee Commit
tee - Light refreshments were served
The women of the University of Utah
had their first meeting for the season
SATURDAY. AFTERNOON in the kindergar-
ten building at the university. Mrs
Frank Larson eavo A reading. set OF
Turquoise, by Thomas Bailey Aid.
rich. Mrs Larson is a sympathetic and
expressive reader and always enter.
tains her audience. Miss Stella Angel
gave two pleasing vocal selections The
programme was under the direction OF
Mrs. f.. II. Beckstrand. Light refresh
ments were served, An invitation vas
extended TO the society by Mrs. W. w
Ritter for herself and the wives of the
board of regents 10 mcet at the Ritter
home. $40 East First South street
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ladies viii remain here through the
winter.
Mrs. Herbert Cassidsy. who was Miss
Beasley, is here from New York and is
visiting her mother. Mrs. J. d. Bcasley.
at her home on Seventh avenue.
Mrs. NJ. Kirkpatrick will be here soon
from San Francisco and will spend a
few weeks of the early winter with
Judge and Mrs. John A. Marshall
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Jennings and
their daughters, the Misses Jennings,
have moved and are now at home to
their friends at 40 Third East street.
Mrs. !. f. Evans of San Francisco
will be here during the coming week
and will spend some time visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Daggctt ex-
pect TO leave before very long to spend
the winter in the east, mainly IN New
York
Miss Rosamoud Ritchie left Thursday
for the east and after a. month or so
sho will be joined by her mother and
Miss Elizabeth Ritchie TO sail for Eu-
rope.
Mr.. snd Mrs. George Osmopd and
their little daughter, former residents
of the city, are here for a short time
and are at the Hotel Utah, having come
here for the burial of Mrs, Cross, Mrs,
Osmond S mother.
Mrs. W. c. Gates of Provo spent a
Z L. %.N1x
returning to her home on Thursday.
Former Senator Thomas Kearns has
gone to Santa Rosa where he will spend
few DAYS at the Kearns ranch, re.
turning accompanied by Mrs. Kearns
within few DAYS.
Mrs. John Reed returned on Wednes-
day last from attending the P, L. o.
convention IN st. Louis.
Mrs. c. G.. Gamlin left yesterday for
her home in Oxford, England. after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Owen
here.
Mr., and Mrs. d. F. Rohlfing have re-
turned from a stay of four months in
Nevada and are at home with Mrs. Borr.
man at l42 Second East street.
Mrs. Sol Siegel has gone TO Baltimore
10 spend a part of the winter with
friends and relatives there,
Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton Largey of
Butte are guests for the week Of Mr.
and Mrs, Vaughn Paul.
Mrs. Ira Lewis and her mother, Mrs.
Smith, have gone east TO spend the next
six months or so.
Mrs. Joseph Shanks of Rigby, Idaho.
is here visiting her father. Alfred Lam
bourne. and also Mr. and Mrs. e. ".
Fowler.
Mrs. Ida Atherton and Mrs. Fritsche
! of Colorado. sister and mother of Mrs.
| G. A. Gillette, are expected here shortly
on >jsit.
Mrs. Lsrdon H. Wheeler of Nampa,
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Woman S Exchan ge.

The Woman IS Exchange Of the y.
". c. 4. Is the only enterprise Of its
kind in the city It offers an excel.
lent opportunity for housekeepers TO
secure home made bread. cake, pre-
serves. lellies. pickles and all sorts of
home cooked dainties made by the best
cooks in ihe city. The management
takes orders for Inince pies and fruit
cakes for Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Saturday spccialties include cakes. cook
les, doughnuts, chicken salad. baked
beans. bread and many other good
things. Orders for desserts of all kinds
receive prompt attention
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Doctors Prescription For Eczem;

The most advanced physicians Of this
country and Europe are now prescribing
n wash OF wintcrgrecn. thymol and other
soothing and healing ingredients for the
cure OF Eczema Psoriasis and all other
forms Of skin trouble. This compound
is known the u. y. II. Prescription.
DR.. Holmes. the well known skin spe-
cialIst, writes: II Am convinced that the
u. u. -. Prescription is as much a spe-
cic for Eczema as Is Quininc for ma
larla. We have been prescribing the u.
D. u. remedy for years.
We ourselves vouch for the II. u. D.
Prescription for Eczema and absolutly
guarantee that II will take away the itch
the instant you apply H.
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in Rome A reading will be given by
Mrs. L. MARCEL.

=, ,'N""ihE "Hi pO si'Nn ~
The College club Will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. G.. T. Van Wrinkle.
4O5 Second avenue.
The F. f.. o. Sisterbood Will meet
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Charles
7. Vorbies. 454 Douglas avenue. "Edu-
cation and the Higher Life by c..
Hanford Henderson. Will be reviewed
by Mrs. a. j. Gorham. A report from
the federation meeting at Ogden will
be given by the delegate, Mrs. j. T..
Marshall, and Mrs. John Reed. who
has Just returned from the p. L. o.
national convention in ST Louis, will
give a report Of that meeting.
The tourists section Of the Ladies
Literary club viii meet Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the clubhouse.
Mrs. :. +. Fentou will give a paper on
paris of Today and It's Amusemcnts. -
The art section Of the Ladies' Lit.
erary club Will meet Wednesday morn
ing al 1880 al the clubhouse. Mrs.
Reynolds will give paper on Squar-
clone. Mantegna and Nontagna.
The Cleofau club will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. IL T.. 4. Cul-
mer. - & street. Mrs. f. I, Roberts
will give the topic, France After Ma
poleon. lSl4-lS30.' - The reigns OF Louis
XVIII. and Charles y. arc included.
The current events and current litera.
ture section Of the Ladies Literary
club will meet next Friday afternoon at
2:30 at the clubhouse, Mrs. Stubbin
will review current events. Mrs. l.. {.
Miller will give "A talk on ''Thc Amalsi
Drive and Miss Linda Jessup will re-
view tThe Glory of Clementina, by
W. J. Locke.
The women of tho Lloyd alliance will
hold business meeting on Wednesday
at 2:3o il Unity hall
The Wasatch Literary club will meet
in regular session Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. +. r. Probes. % Lo-
gan avenue Mrs. r.. o. Lcatherwood
will give n paper on Government
Ownership" Mrs. Charles Higson will
| give sketch Of Shakespeare and Mrs.
Sinclair an historical and geographic
account Of the play. ''All's Well That
| Ends Well
The ladies Of the First Congregation
dav evening in the church psrlors, in
honor of the Rev, and Mrs. Elmer l.
I Goshen.
| The history section of the Ladies
Literary club viii meet Thursday
morning at the clubhouse. Mrs. 4. b.
Gibson will give paper on the Re
! formation.
The Daughters Of tho Revolution will
meet Monday afternoon in the Bishops
| building The " Ancestral Paper will
be given by Mrs. Elizabeth r. Wright
War Of lsl2' will be discussed 10y
Mrs Alice >. NJ Horne. Song, "The
Star Spangled Banner with a sketch
Of Francis Scott Key, will be given by
Mrs Lucy NJ. Snow.
The poets section Of the Ladies' Lit
ersry club will meet Monday afternoon
! with Mrs. Henry klingender. in. the
/ Miller apartments.
The Ladies Literary club will meet
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Friday, October 81, at the clubhouse,
George B. Wilson viii give an address
on Awakened China. y
The Missionary society of tho First
Presbyterian church will meet Tues
dav with Mrs. Thomas Weir at 5l9 East
South Temple street ut $50
The United Daughters Of the Con
federacy viii meet with Mrs. Charles
III. Bodel on First South street. FRIDAY
been postponed for two weeks. The
annual election of Officers will take
place ard the year, programme Will
be submitted for approval.
Club Notes.
The Woman's Missionary society Of
the Emmanuel Baptist church bad the
first Of its series of study in a travel
ogue course Thursday afternoon.
The Spirit Of Liberty chapter,
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Y, L..
Jones, ll9 n street Mrs. ". II Alex
ander was chairman of the meeting and
an excellent programme was carried
out Mrs l.. s. Miller gave an account
of her recent automobile trip through
Holland, which proved unusually inter
esting. Mrs. a. G.. Andrews gave two
pleasing violin selections and Mrs. Will
liam Iglebeart gave one Of her charm
iug readings. Refreshments were
served.
The Browning section OF the Ladies ;
Literary club was entertained Satur-
day by Mrs. Edward Roseubaum at her
home. Brigham and Ninth East streets.
Luncheon was served at | o clock and
the reading followed.
The music section of the Ladies Lit
erarv club carried out \ good pro
gramme at the First Methodist church
Wednesday afternoon. The opening
selection was .' Largo Cantabile,' bv
Havdn. II was artistically given by
Mrs. Crissie Lawson Chapman. who is
one Of the most accomplished organists
in the city. Mrs. P H. Hopkins gave
ell-prepared paper on Haydn and
Handel. the two musicians from whom
the afternoon programme was selected
Mrs. 4. III. Peabody played 'Adagio. y
by HAYDN. in an impressive way. The
beautiful solo, CANCELS Bright and
Fair by Handel. was well sung by
Mrs Jack Keith Professor Mcclellan s
string quartettc, composed Of Messrs,
Frcber, Midglcy. Jorgensen and Ror-
dam. gave HAYDN s famous quartette
in ID minor in an acceptable way. The
" Spirit Song, BY Havdn was given
in a sympathetic way by Mrs. j. ",
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II the druggist does not have II In stock
he VIII set IL quickly from his wholesale
house.
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Continued From Page Eight

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford A. Jennings are
now home at the st. Regis apartments
in Oakland Cal Mrs. Jennings was
Miss Hazel Dorius.
Miss Birdie Langton has returned al
ter three months visit TO California,
spending the time in San francisco
and Los Angeles.
Mr. aud Mrs. /, y. Miller have taken
the Rust home at ll22 First avenue for
the winter, Mrs. Rust and little daugh-
ter having left Yesterday for Kansas
City TO remain t'il late in the winter.
Interesting visitors TO the city the
past week were Mr.. and Mrs. T. i. e..
Murray OF California, who have been
guests of Mayor and Mrs. Jobu $.
Rransford Mrs. Murray is sister of
Mrs. Brausford and also Of Mr., Blood of
Park City,
Mrs. Ellen Worcester of Chicago has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. o. B.
Hcwett for i fortnight past on her way
homo after summer spent i'll the north
west.
Miss Nina Eiscnmauu of San Fran
cisco will be here TODAY 10 be a guest
at the Osborne houc till after the Os-
borne-Sears welding next Thursday.
Major and Mrs. Cooper Anderson of
Olmstesd have been in town for the
past few davs, Mrs. Anderson having
been called here by tho illness of her
friend, Mrs. A. NJ Wrench
Mrs Edward Moore, who was Miss
MI -
10y her small son Jack Mrs Moore Is a
guest at the :. ID. Evans homo and will
remain for a visit of week or so
before going on 10 her home in Detroit.
She has been in Seattle visiting Mrs
Joe Grant, who was Miss Crete Pinker-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 6. Wecter. formerly
of this city. have returned 10 make their
home here and are at home at the
Bransford. With them is their second
son Ellis. who is in the Salt Lake
high school. Their elder son, LLOYD, is
in Exeter preparing to enter Yale.
Mr.. and Mrs, T. NJ. Schumacher have
been spending few days in the city
the past week at the Hotel Utah.
Mrs Eneeland s Snow Of Fort Doug
las has entirely recovered from her re-
cent operation for appendicitis and is
again at home at the post.
Mrs. Andrew Howat and Mrs. Louis
Schoppe and little daughter have gone
10 Oakland TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. And
rev Howat. Jr,, for time.
Mrs. George 4. Lowe has gone 10 Los
Angeles TO open up her winter house
there. She will he joined later by Mrs.
Grant Hampton and little daughter.
Mrs. J. T.. Langford and son Lester
have gone east 10 spend the next month
or two visiting the principal cities.
1t is good news to the friends of
the attractive little bride, Mrs. Paul
Keyser. 90 learn that she is entirely
well once more after a rather severe at
tack Of tonsilitis Mr.. and Mrs. keyser
are a, home at the Hotel Utah.
Mrs. Kiser and Miss Jeanette Kiser,
who have been spending the past few
weeks in town, expect to leave shortly
for the coast. They will 90 by water
from San Francisco 10 Los Angeles be-
fore settling in their new home in Pas
adena.
Mr.. and Mrs j W Houston and their
daughters viii shortly be at home at
No. 9 in the Bransford and the young
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How TO Arrange the Hair.

Mrs. VI. Howells. Hair Manufacturing z
Booth. one Of the neatest on the fair
grounds, was of great interest to all
women visitors, as we'll as the needy
men (baldheadsl The booth was ar
ranged as a model hairdress'-~ parlor
displaying hair goods and hair work In
every detail. Visit her hairdressing
parlors at 80 South Main, room ..
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and Mrs. NJ A. Davies, Mr. and Mrs.
Humphries, Mrs. II. Williams. Mrs. Nc
kenzie, Alice Hill. Margaret Mckenzie,
Grover Dunford, Fred Webb and For.
est Stuart.
Mrs. Gorge A. Hansen entertained
the Cricket Bridge club most delight.
fully at her home last Thursday when
following a luncheon The usual game
of bridge was enioved. Mrs. c. NJ Fal-
las apd\Mrs. Charles Billings winning
the prizes. The house was decorated
with autumn leaves and autumn flow
crs.
The women OF Lvnds chapter No. I,
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Idaho. has been here visiting her Sis
ter; Miss Dorothy Blunck, at Rowland
hall.
Mr., and Mrs. Mark g.. McChrystal
have gone 10 Los Angeles where they
will make their home hereafter,
Miss Rose Toronto and her mother.
who have spent the past month on
their ranch in Idaho, have returned 10
their homo here.
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Announcements.

The Seekers Literary club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. !. :. Yer
million. iOl South Ninth East. The les.
SON in the BAY View reading course
viii bc chapters and {. The magazine
review will be on American Schools
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MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS

The various committees of St. Mary s
Alumnae association have held meet
iugs during the past week and are max
ing preparations for their annual re-
union TO be held at the academy on
November A.
A delightful social event OF Wcdncs-
day evening was u return party given
by Miss Florence Powell in honor of
Dr. Harry h. Goetzman, who has been
east for three years attending a dental
college. An orchestra was In attend.
ance and rendered delightful musical
programme and the Misses Addie
Fletcher and Virginia Shannon were
heard in some beautiful vocal sclcc
tons, a cmnv lace cloth over pink.
covered the table, where vase of
Madame Chetncy roses graccd the cen
ter Covers were laid for twenty
guests Miss Powell was assisted by
her mother, Mrs. j., Powell; Mrs.
Thomas B. Shannon and Miss Thystle
Sullaway.
Mrs. C. r. Grimmett entertained a
party OF her friends at the Garrich
per at Franklin s. The guests were
the Misses Edna Snow. Grace Russell,
Lucille Walker, Lucille Russell, Mrs.
Nellie Franklin and Mrs. a. T. Chris
tensen.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Il. Madsen enter.
tanned last Friday evening at 800
card party in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
II. Harry Madscn. who leaves the lat
ter part of next month for Europe
The home was beautifully decorated in
whito and yellow chrysanthemums
There was seven tables of players.
The Misses Leone and Lucille Webb
gave a birthday party Thursday in hon
or Of their mother. Mrs. f. c. Webb, al
613 Third avenue. The evening was
delightfully."- spent in playing games and
music, 4 supper was also served,
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. j., c. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. G. 4
Hill. Nh and Mrs Albert Walsh Mr
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o. T. s., will begin series of card
parties TO be given monthly, the frsi
next Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs George H. Boynton, 539 Third
East street
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Mrs. Ira Lewis and her mother, Mrs
Smith, have gone east TO spend the next
six months or so.
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Mr.. and Mrs Creighton Largey of
Butte are guests for the week Of Mr.
and Mrs, Vaughn Paul
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The tourists section Of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Tuesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the clubhouse
Mrs. :. +. Fenton will give paper on
: Paris of Today and Its Amusemcnts. -
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The College club Will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. G.. T. Van Wrinkle,
40J Second avenue.
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Major and Mrs Cooper Anderson of
Olmstead have been III town for the
past few days, Mrs. Anderson having
been called here by tho illness of her
friend, Mrs. A. NJ. Wrench.
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Mrs Joseph Shanks of Rigby, Idaho.
is here visiting her father, Alfred Lam.
bourne. and also Mr., aud Mrs. e. N.
Fowler
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The Cleofau club will meet Wednes-
1ay afternoon with Mrs. II. l.. \. Cul-
mer. - & street. Mrs. T. T. Roberts
will give the topic, France After Ma
poleon. lsl4-ls30.' The reigns OF Louis
XVIII. and Charles y. arc included.
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Tho women of Lvnds chapter No. /
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The art section Of the Ladies' Lit.
erary club Will meet Wednesday morn
ing AT l0:30 al the clubhouse. Mrs.
Reynolds will give paper on Squar-
clone. Mantegna and Montagna.
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The poets section Of the Ladies Lit
ersry club will meet Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Henry klingender. in. the
Miller apartments.
The Ladies Literary club will meet
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Mr. and Mrs. d. F. Rohlfing have re-
turned from stay of four months in
Nevada and are at home with Mrs. Borr.
man at 142 Second East street.
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Mrs Edward Moore, who was Miss
Nelle Pinkcrtou, is here accompanied
hy her small son Jack. Mrs. Moore is a
guest at the :. d. Evans homo and will
remain for a visit Of a week or so
before going on 10 her home in Detroit.
She has been in Seattle visiting Mrs.
Joe Grant, who was Miss Crete Pinker-
ton.
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Mrs Sol Siegel has gone to Baltimore
10 spend part of the winter with
friends and relatives there.
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The history section Of the Ladies >
Literary club viii meet Thursday
morning at the clubhouse. Mrs. A. B.
Gibson will give paper on the Re
formation.
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Mrs Ida Atherton and Mrs. Fritsche
of Colorado. sister and mother of Mrs.
G. A. Gillette, are expected here shortly
on >jsit
Mrs. rAndon II. Wheeler Of Nampa,
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Miss Nina Eiscnmauu of San Fran
cisco will be here TODAY 10 be gues
at the Osborne houc till after the Os
borne. Sears welding next Thursday.