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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13

AuSN D1%S OOAOe1eIL DltIlL, tl@eL O4ll
EUROPE, 1elb UNDER 6e 11pe rgl1n=
itige 6orbolo, fan bebore 5prerltil:
lingcn / 5orretningsipet. Sil 81
tre openfor nGonte 2onoe III go:
lipia ogldo b%enregnes; tN bele Der
beitligc 9el al 2nnoet, praftiif to-
get oct cnelte beboeoe % noge1:
lu11oe frltibereoe SmroaDc, bpre,
Do1oe(Smesligt iet meo til Spo:
ameritns &eitfpt, ibet Omlatnin-
gen me6 BEN pprige 8eroen fore.
gaar oper cbilenjte og perllpioulf e
@opne.
&elten al @orloelen or ilpr mes
u%lropei1fc 2at,oe.
Nlc DC fer nnpnte 5totcr er RI
&c poo @i1,eralier; og Ecuador og
Eeru berer til oe melt cocop=pro=
o11ccrcrtoe San0c. Nf5tanoen fra
@opnc iom Seem Sort og 2iperpool
til @opne poa SDoumerifos 1lt=
fpit, Mfrifo og til a1iatilte @apne
Spo for Sban9boi bliper uiorou=
Oret. Ncm Sort CT 1886 Mil fra
Ecrnambuco, me0ens 2iberppol CT
1862 Mil, altloa en- Toroel ior
Nclp Yorf pan 666 Wil til 5po=
omerifos Ditbapl,e. Eoo Sen on
ocn Sioc CT 2iperppo fin $3.50
Mil ira Gopetomn; til Seem 9)orf
er Mfitanocn 6,861 Mil, bpoo ser
giper en- 6orbel paa Isl Mi( for
Den europeifte @abu.
Srllfer man berimoo pau Set
ficrnc Dltcn % Multralien ler man,
bpilfcn un1oo0elig 6oroel II. S.'s
9ltfDltbabn ninocr oberfor europa.
Mllte11 fra Ncu Oorf til oliotiife
@opne 9aor / 9jebliffct gicnuem
Sl,c5= &oaolcn ligeIom fra 2iper=
pool; men ga Sen engel1fc @opn
fun CT 1888 Mil fra Gibraltar,
meoe1s 6enon1eritanlfc Sbltno er
3,207 Mil borte fra Eorten til Wfio=
oel6auet, bor 2iperpool Ell 6or0el
frc1nfor 9ectu Dprf poo 1924 D2il.
Noor &onolen CT oobtet blipcr s(f=
ltollocn fra Nem Dort-Dofobun1a
pio Yonoma, Son JranciSco o9
Storcirflcn 1886 Mil. Sra 81
pcrpool opcr 5ue5 og @ingapore til
Dofo6omo er ser 11,640 Mil, ait
iao tommer Seem Oorf 1906 Mi(
1lermcre Dofobama. Sra Nelu Sort
til Multralicn oo Sen urtppren0e
Suite pia Sap Set goDe @oob ct
6raitanben 1,142 Ma, lGlrgere ems
Nuten 2iberpool til or trial lfe @op=
lie oper Sue6. Soar &unnlen font
n1er, hlipcr 6roltm,oeu fra 2iDer=
pool til Spbnep element Gue5=au=
nolen ltooi9 1924 Mil. me6enS
Seem Oort-Sponep nio Eo=
mama og &obiti fun bliper 1852
oltiaa en- 6oroel for Seem Sort
paa 1882 Mil.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13


@n Masie al @repfort, beltemt
til u6la16et er blepea %Itouiet / Gcr=
lenoelien al berp9re116e GoItfontor,
forot @fienoeren bur opertruaot
forlfelli9c &oftreslemener. :e fle@
tie Sort, iom er bleccn Italtist |
Gorien6clfe11> bar paati ct cllcr
a1set Sllebilleoe ellc: Ell ~Fens
nont". 6or iaaoanne Sort fo1lan=
ges bobbelf &orto. Gu CT Der
Sort in6eluffet / cit gicrnennii0tig
&onbol1,t, iom er bIebe.i foricglet:
for 6isie er Ser ogin oo5Celt Norto.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13

Sen nprmelte Sci til @elling=
ton, Mem 3ealano, boa6e fra 2iuer=
pool og Nep Sort, Miper / Jren1=
tioen giennem YQnQma=aanalen;
men Ncm Dorf ligger, JONI ppenfor
'loepnt, meget nermere peo Colon
e11o Siperpool. 6slgen beraf ct, at
@eMington, lom / 9jeblittet omtrent
er lige langt fra Sen engeljfe og
Den amerifanlfe @apn, / 6rerntioen
foar 1861 Mil til 2iperpool og
fun S,S72 So: til Ne>p Dorf, 5. D.
i. @Den rpffes 2,789 Wil nprn1ere
til 9tep Yorf. Gelp om 6rol tQno
life CT ait / &anrpen on Marfe6et,
er oen Dog al itor @%etp6ning. 0g
III bar let, at II. g. peo Set 11pe
iNnlrg foor 9ooe 9etingelier / 6or-
bolo til europa, 11aor Set giGloer
9an0elen pun Mn1erifait @eltfplt,
Set fiernc 1lten og Muitralien. 0et
er oerior intet ltnoer, at cngelife
@laoe l%friper, at Set geographic
SpnAcepunft for SEN cugellftale11=
De &eroen piler ltprfere Silbgielig=
be0 til at lloa fig 11co / Sen ltore
amerifani fe &cpublif.
Spprgcs ber> ON II. 9. fan bope
gooe @%etingelier for at nonpttc
IGbancerl1e / Sc openf or npp11te 2an=
DC, n1aa man ubloll1t iporc ga. It's
fbrlelen fra ontolte ggnc bel toor
for lterite Gele11 al 2onobr,g5= og
&oaprp6ufter, meoen5 Sc fipber
Si1o1l tripro0a1fter. Men llopifli1,=
gen I II. g. gaar netop / Metning
'of mirore llofpriel al 2anobrugs=
prooufter, meo 1n6tagelie. al @om=
ulo. 1880 uogjor6e @orcr fra
Sonobr1get Sc Nrocent al oen lom=
lebe gf@port; / 1890 Dor oen goact
neo til - pGt., og / 1911 til f>1n
% psf. Set bnrger ,1aturligpis
lommen nrco Sen 1terfc 2gelie /
@p6efolfuil1gens Gnl. Weocns i
1880 fun 1913 psf. al @eiolfni1=
gen lepeoc / 8per meo oper $500
S11o6pggcre, bar set / 1910 Til=
fGl0c mes nui ten @olpoclen al 2on=
octS S%nobpggere. S%nofgrlelcn al
&aomaterialer tiger itaoigt, me=
oens neutrality-suspicious. Mn6el
goar tiiboge. 9cnne 2onocts rr-
0reoe (lofpricl gipr ogiao. at Gu
'opas 9etp0ning iom Sl,fcl Cams
&1tr1oe oftoger. 1880 fog gomle
europa sc psf. al 2onocts Cts
port, 1910 IS pGt. og / 1911 81
pGt. Nf Sen iamleoe l1oferiel por
/ oettc 9(or Is pGt. Sn6uitriporer.
1880 l1ogior0e Sc fun Is pGt. Il.
bliper minore og 1ninore CIT
ropas Spiiefammer" og mere o.
mere Set in6ultrielle Guro4os &o1;.
furrent paa Set operigiifc Morfeo.
IS. 9. / uOo11marf @jen1me o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13

Si6en 6og flpper afjte6! Mfripz
ningsfolenoereu er blepen ioa wllo
= 8lao efter 8lao er foripl,r6et,
neite1 umerfeligt = ON t: Tiger
bar ri Sui. Gg naar sen er fcrbi,
begpnoer ct npt Mar. So el0re ri
bliper, bes burtigere fumes Narere
at aflpie binonoen, Set ct liJeionl
ONT oct er banifeligere at fon 81
ben til at llaa til.
Sen, 1om er fpot poa 9anoet / ct
Stem, bbor Door posie6e Griiene
og 6a'r be pprige &reoturer> mint
6es iiffert, mes bpilfen Smfm ois=
ie blep pleie6e me6 fogte 8~n,1=
oenel6er me1len1 &ornet til Sri
len, me6 &aolhla6ene til @(ogte<
foarene, me6 &ortoffeltop og af=
buffet @res til &perne ON Nfi6=
oagen, og pibere meo alt, bbao Ser
fun6e gigre 6eoningen pg &leien
beore og b%illigere, og Sc peo ogiaa,
bpor meget man fom til at bo!oc
al Gprene. Spent buffer life fra
@arn Den Sag, bbor hi bar tiolig
oppe ON Morgenen mes 6orpent=
rtl1gen ON &tbbems iteg pg &elie
oip.. og BOG por ri be6repe0e, for
bi bolot 10 al @riien, Ser ifl1loc
ilogtes. 0g bpem bor bel aogi.n
Sinoe imagt iaa berlig 5plte eller
iao bejlig &ibbensiteg iom oen.
@o'r labe6e. Set gif mes Sen, iom
set er gooet me6 Sr1legrs6en og
sgbleifiperne: ol6rig iii hi iioen
iaa6on @re6 eller ioo6anne. 9Gble=
lftper, ifent ri bel ofte ii6en fit
6em bebre.
Men set er life npf at erin6re
be @p6elier Ri bar babt, eller Blot
glG6e fig til Sc @o6er Sulen btl
bereoe os ioor, ser CT ogioo noget
mere olborligt iom hi life moo for
glemme - Set er Snlelpiene
- fife 1om Symbol, me1t lom Mor=
Jag til Sc oltfor ofte igrgeligc
Granddaughter.
Mbparielen ON foriigtig Sm=
gang me6 Sl6en be6 Suletreer bar
ofte peret gjentoget; men Sc terote
SrlelDs og Oct letfengelige Gran
be6bliper at fomme / 8ergring mes
binan6en, og iaa ct ulpffen Ser.
6or Sem, Ser bar @leftricitet ino=
lagt / tit @jenn, er set en- ren1 Cog
at afberge ulpffer be6 at impffe
Sreerne met lmaa fulerte eletrijfe
29s eller imoa &l1pler / 6orm al
Sugle, Sr11gt, 8lomiter, oip. Disie
Sps forbin6es me6 2e6ninger, Ser
ct befle6t me6 @rent iom ct,
&anfe, Ser fan ilpnges ino meGlem
Su1etreets @rene. @en for 6em,
iom life bar eleftriife 2%e6ninger til
lin &oaoigbeb, giel6er set at paste
poo Sl1lelpiene. Me6ens Sssuletrpet
CT tenot, bgr olti6 nogen borne
bore tiliteoe. ct 4ieblif ltagtlom=
beo fan Hippo ulDffe1 Igs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13

Oct er meget let. 2ereren: v8t
be6 altiaa, at @torfen f[pper til
9@gppten, men fan 1togen al JET
forflore, bporban Sen fin0er @ei?"
Peter: v9et er let nof. sSor=
Den 6reier run6t, Ioa Sen bebeper
bare at flpbe op / 2uften og pente,
til MgDpte11 fommer."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13

2niernes Spmerfiombeo benle=
ocs poa bore mutt inobNu;$l,l 9p
ger, paslenoe til Sulesan,r, cg
8ogliiterre i%noebol0er bes,toen It
ualminoeligt itort l1opalg al g>o
&interlesnit1g til billige Nriier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13

Mnn fan u1oertioen il, buor list
&ris @orbecre feet: paa Yeagc,
11oar man logger W'n.fe til Sem,
Ser foar 6em.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13

Gn Seger. Sr1ea1 (til Mon6eu,
Der er Sgnoogsieger): uGrof ou
noget / Dog?"
Manoen (ergerlig): ~SSa."
Sr11en: "@r set ie,rot mes /
&pffenet?"
Mon6en: vNei, set er 1e116t boo
&oipitalet."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13
jW%EM(5 ASS;;S;S9}f;lAHdS&
%MnbERSRl LABEL 1
I{g4
Euterei at the Post Office at St. Pau
MIMI, as second class mail-matter.

@irfiombeoen bebeber ifte ct pit
I'll, 11en Sen, ser leo:s al 9aabet,
opr faltenoc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13

@eflag Sig iff. 90, at llctte
Menneifer ct cine 6ie:'5er - ta:f
Big, bpis Sc par 6ine %c;,ncr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13
Suletanfer.

Saa bor ri mart Sui igien! Som
Sioen BOG flpper afiteo! Nfriuz
ningsfolenbereu er blepen ioa wl,o
8lao efter 8loo CT forlpl,r1et,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
FLIES WITH HER
OWN TRUE LOVE
Indiana Girl Rides - Miles in
Biplane With Youth TO
Get Married.

FORT WAYNE. Ind. oct, 2G.-Ar,
thur Smith placed his 6anccc. Miss
Aimee CouT, beside bim in his bjpIauc
this afternoon and few 10 HillsdaIc
Mich, scvcnty-hvc miles away, where
they were married
Tho parents Of the Young woman had
objected To their marriage. but tonight
when they learned of the ai.ht and
wedding thoy tclegraphed Smith hc
would be welcome in their home hut
for him TO ship his machine by frcight
and return With the daughter on pas.
scngcr train
smith. who is only 10 wears old has
been making flights for several months
IN machine of his own construction
Recently he flew over this city with his
haucec, much 10 the dispIcasure of her
parents. The trip to IIiIlsdaIc was made
with ono stop, eighteen miles north.
west, for gasoline,
The landing at lTiIlsdaic was made
on INC college campus before n LARGO
crowd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
BREAKS A COLD IN
A FEW HOURS ---PAPE'S
First dose of Papc's Cold Com
pound relieves all grippe mis-
cry-Contaius no Quininc.

After the very first dose of - Papc s
Cold Compound you distinctly feel
The cold breaking and all the disagree
able grippe symptoms leaving
IL is a positive fact that "A dose of
Papc 5 Cold Compound taken every
two hours until three consecutive doses
are taken will cure Grippe or break up
the most severe cold. either in the
head, chest. back, stomach or limbs.
II promptly ends the most miserable
headache, duluess, head aud noso
stuffed up, fcvcrishncss, cling, sore
throat, running Of the nose, mucous
catarrhal discharges, soreness, stiff
ness and rheumatic twingcs.
Take this wonderful Compound with
the knowledge that there is nothing
else in the world which will cure Your
cold or end Grippe misery as promptly
and without any other assistance or
bad after effects as 4 23-cent package
of Pape s Cold Compound, which any
druggist can supply-it contains no
quinine-be sure you get what you ask
for-accept no substitute-bclongs in
every home. Tastes nice-acts gently.
(Advertiscment.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
ACCURATE WEATHER
FORECASTS PROMISED

"ucn more accurate forecasts oT inn.
pending cold waves is promised for tho
coming winter by the Unitcd a,,.,e
"e9tmer bureau as a result OF frcouopi
" at MI. Weather, '' 'e''nV
~ htouGh the cooperation of sectional
director \. II. Thicssen obsnryat;n"a
nave nav pcGn taken both at the surface If
INC earth and at many heights in tSe
aif nailoons. free and captive. and
EltcS nave been used to get the record
'Fo'a the upper strata OF air ana H.,
conlparing these various records q closer
;o' n.'S''op or tho mechanics OF storms
pc able to take advantage OF fb;e IN
gettlnS representations duriny tbc
coming cold weather.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
LOYAL MOOSE TO GIVE
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Spooks, bobgoblins. witches and fheir
usual associates will invade the Moos,
Iodge rooms next Thursday evening in
a celebration of Halloween. The oc.
casion will be the second annual dan.
eng party OF the wear given by The
local lodge. An elaborate plan for tbc
cniSrtainmc9t of the members an, their
nan,iIics and invited guests is being
made by those in charge.
The decorations will he = ,cat,,
nc affair. While dancing will he tbr
chicl lecture other forms of amuvcn,or,
VIII be provided for those who do not
dance. From 10 TO II o clock = [.nudc.
vic programme Will he given, If .
expected that fully 1900 will p,rtalo
oi tue hospitality of the Moose dnrin,,
the evening ""' III =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Young returned
ihc FRS, OF the week from the cast,
whore thcv were married recently, and
after short stay here they viii make
;hcir home IN Toocle, whore Mr., Young
i connected with the international
smeltcr. Mrs. Young was Miss Georgia
Allen of New York. and Mr.. Young ~
The eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. AlfalcS
Young OF this city.
Miss Gua Dix, who went abroad
more than Il year ago with Mrs, W. Ii.
Tvmdalc, has remained in Paris and
will spend tho next year IN Mile
Eouret S school there.
Mrs. Roscoe II. Charming aud her
sister, Miss Blanche Burke, have re-
turned from q short stay at Monterey,
and are with Mr.. Claiming 1T the
Hotel Utah for fortnight or so.
Miss Elizabeth Harold is back from
month spent with friends and rela-
tvcS in Chicago and in Rockford, II,
and is again at homo at the Keith
apartments
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Cohn, Miss Edna
Cohn and Miss Elsie Cohn. her cousin.
arc expected home early in November
from Il summer spent IN touring
Europe,
Captain and Mrs l.. T.. Harding arc
settled in apartments at the Coycy Tor
the time they will he here. Captain
Harding is n naval recruiting ofncer
stationed here.
Mrs. Frank NJ, Paine of Colorado
Springs. formerly Miss Irene lakin of
this city. returned Friday evening to
her home after a visit With trends
here.
Mrs Harvey A. Ellis is here from
New York for Il short stay and IS Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. Oliver at 326 j
street Mrs. Ellis was Miss Lillian Oil
yer. and is Il well known local musl-
cian.
NJ and Mrs. Edward J. Roberts who
have veen visiting the John j. DAILY
family, have returned to their home in
TWIN Falls, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel Lamson are
here from Chicago visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j. h. Lamson for n short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maple Of Boone, Ia,
spend Thursday in the city on their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
visiting Mrs. Noble Warrum in Federal

visiting Mrs. Noble Warrum in Federal
Heights.
Miss Florence Cooke left Yesterday
for visit OF some time with friends
in San Francisco.
Mrs. Guy r.. Howard Of TcSsrkana,
Texas, is here on her way to Los An
ueles and is visiting Mr., and Mrs. L..
NJ. Nottage at their home. 1854 Fourth
East street.
Mrs. III. Kirby and her daughter,
Mrs. Edward Hughes, and her little
son are here from San Francisco, the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wellington 4.
Lake.
Mrs. Irving A. Bicrcc has returned
to her home in Everett. Wash. after
visit with her aunt. Mrs. Charles II.
Anderson, and her sister. Mrs. Nut
ting,
Mrs. j. J. O'Toole is here on her
way to her home in Los Angeles and
is visiting Mrs. Henry c. Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. Staley left Fri
day evening for San Diego. Cal. the
home Of Mrs. Staley's mother. who is
i'll. Mrs. Staley will remain in Cali
fornia a month or so, Mr.. Staley will
return to Salt Lake next week.
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SOCI(E1F
Continued From Page Eight.)

way cas-; and were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, John c. d. Clark;
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton r. ChcssDan
aud Mr.. Cbcssman S mother, expect to
leave shortly for stay OF a few months
IN New York.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor V. Rice and
Miss Marguerite Rice left tho carly
part of tho week for southern Cali
foruia to spend the winter AT La Jolla
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhindstrom. formerly
of Portland. Or. have come here 10
make their home and are now settled
in the Prescott apartments
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Windsor have
been spending a few days in Provo
and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. l.. Woodhousc were
up from their ranch near Richficld for
the Utah club ball and spent few
day at the Hotel Utah;
Addison Roy Ware left Yesterday for
Chicago TO be away about fortnight.
IIo will accompany Mrs. Ware and their
little daughter homo from a two
IlpUlHS NlSiE Nllu lIith'o III w hil'HhNb''
which was their former home, Chicago
Milwaukee and Detroit, when they will
again be at home at 225 Sixth East
street.
Miss Mary Spccr of Pittsburgh is n
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Mcdonald,
at their home $50 First avenue. Miss
Speer has been entertained at numer-
Gus affairs during her visit.
Miss Cecilia Gottstein left Tuesday
for visit with friends in Evanston,
her former home.
Miss Leo Trent has moved and is
now at home al the Tuck apartments.
Mrs, Freeman Morningstar, who has
been cast since she left in the early
autumn with her daughter, is on her
wav home visiting friends IN Denver.
She will be home the latter part Of the
week
Miss Katherine Page is giving up her
home at 2l3 + street, and after Tues
dav she will be the guest for while
of Mrs. +. f. Marcy at her home, "A p
street.
Mrs. W r. Lucas is here from Homo"
lula visiting her sister, Mrs. Barnett.
at 4l6 Third avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Yard have
returned after three weeks trip
through the east. where they purchased
furniture for the new Shubrick hotel
apartments now under construction.
w. c. Black of Denver is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morlan Of West
minister Heights, who will entertain In
his honor with dinner today.
Captain and Mrs. John L. De Witt
are new arrivals at Fort Douglas, hav-
ing recently come from Washington.
Mrs. A. j. Gooch, wife of General
Gooch of San Francisco. left Friday
evening for a visit In San Diego be-
fore going north to, her home.
Mrs. Robert S. Gray and little son,
Bob, have returned from sum-
mer spent in the northwest and are
again at home at 435 B street.
Mrs. Holland Stevenson, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Allen Keycs for some time, leaves to-
for her home in San Fran
cisco.
The Misses Pearl and Daisy Savage
yesterday morning from a
stay of several months at the Savage
ranch in Wyoming.
Mrs. Ed NJ. Noel of Indianapolis is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

out in the dining room. In one corner
yellow satin ribbon and corn husks
formed a pretty bower, in which Miss
Lillian Bevcridgc served punch FROM
Il large pumpkin decorated with weird
figures. 4 devil g den ~ tho basement
and fortune tcllcr's booth upstairs
added much 10 the amusement Of the
guests.
The Bcloit Plate club was very pleas
antIY entertained bv Mrs |. j. Ketch,
um last Wednesday at her home on
West Sixth South The game was 800,
tho prize going TO Mrs. Henry Kirk
man.
Electa chapter and alt o.hey members
Of tho o. Il. :. win ne cUosis of Mrs.
: y. \ Downing. lG9S Third avenue,
at lallo"ccn party Thursday evening
~ her home.
Mrs. H. Killburn. 75G Lake street,
entertained the II, II. f.. club Wedues.
day. The next meeting will he held
with Mrs. II. NJ. Andrews.
Mrs Emily baueton entertained Gfty
Of her friends Fridav evening az q bun
die shower Tor her daughter. Birdie,
whose wedding takes place November
el to Charles Thomson The evening
was spent in games and music, Mrs
Langton was assisted by Mrs. NJ. j,
Thomson and Mrs. Clarence Ruch.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
Rum.nagc Sale

BY Il mai Israel Auxiliary Society or
THURSDAY, October 81, at Unity nal
(Scconnd East, between First and Sec
ond South strcets) at 10 n clock.
Advertisements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

DR.. Elizabeth Wsmcr. chiropodist
treats all ailmcuts of the feet. 72J
Mcintyre building. 6s Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

Society leaders and fashionably
dressed people are going TO wear this
coming season the new i'inch belt
ovcrcoat. Have YOU seen it! II is
being shown in humorous fabrics and
colorings this week by Gardner & Ad-
ans Co., Kcarns building
(kdvc'-t scn.cut J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

Mr. and Mrs. Maple of Boone, Ia,
spend Thursday in the city on their
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Miss Katherine Page is giving up her
home at 2l3 + street, and after Tues
dav she will he the guest for while
of Mrs. +. f. Marcy at her home, "a +
street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Windsor V. Rice and
Miss Marguerite Rice left tho carly
part of tho week for southern Cali
foruia to spend the winter at La Jolla
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Mr.. and Mrs Nathaniel Lamson are
here from Chicago visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. h. LamsOn for short time.
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Mr.. and Mrs Edward j. Roberts who
have veen visiting the John j. DAILY
family, have returned to their home IN
TWIN Falls, Idaho.
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Mrs W. IT. Lucas is here from Homo
lula visiting her sister, Mrs. Barnett.
at 416 Third avenue.
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Mrs. Freeman Morningstar, who has
been cast since she left in the early
autumn with her daughter, is on her
way home visiting friends IN Denver
She will be home the latter part Of the
week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27

Captain and Mrs. John l.. De Wit
are new arrivals at Fort Douglas, hav
ing recently come from Washington.
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Mrs. Harvey A. Ellis is here from
New York for Il short stay and is Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. Oliver at 326 ]
street. Mrs. Ellis WAS Miss Lillian Oil
vcr. and is well known local musi-
cian
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Mrs. A. j. Gooch, wife of Genera
Gooch of San Francisco. left Friday
evening for visit In San Diego be
fore going north to her home.
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way cast and were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, John c. d. Clark
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton u. Chcssinan
and Mr.. Cbcssman S mother, expect to
leave shortly for stay OF a few months
III New York.
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Miscellaneous Euents

The ladies Of ST. john IS guild will
hold Halloween social next Thursday
evening at the chapel on Ninth East
and Logan avenue, to which all friends
of the guild will be welcomed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Yard have
returned after a three weeks trip
through the east. where they purchased
furniture for the new Shubrick hotel
apartments now under construction.
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w. c. Black of Denver is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morlan Of West
minister Heights. who will entertain in
his honor with dinner today.
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Miss Florence Cooke left Yesterday
for visit OF some time with friends
in San Francisco.
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Mrs. Frank NJ Paine of Colorado
Springs. formerly Miss Irene Lakin Of
this city. returned Friday evening to
her home after visit with trends
here.
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Miss Elizabeth Harold is back from
month spent with friends and rela-
tivcS in Chicago and in Rockford, IL,
and is again at homo at inc heith
apartments.