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pleasing solos were sung by Mrs. q. B.
Cutler. Refreshments were served.

Talks in the interest of the general
and state federation work were given
at the meeting of the Ladies Literary
club Friday afternoon by Mrs G. Ii.
Mcmahon, chairman Of the programme
committee of the biennial meeting OF
the general federation in San Francisco
June 25 to July 5; Mrs, A. j. GoTham,
president Of the Utah federation; Mrs.
Gould B, Blakely, member of the gen
eral federation endowment fund COM
mittee for Utah, and chairman of the
entertainment committee to arrange for
the reception Of delegates stopping II
Salt Lake on their way TO the biennial. !.
Miss l. M. Qualtrough, of the public
schools, gave thoughtful address on
''School Houses as Social Centers.
Morningstar, Miss Helen Jacobs, Miss
Leona Schreck and Elmer Young.
Mrs. Frank J. Laben g section of the
Ladies' Aid society Of the First Meth
odist church met with Mrs. Labeu on
Thursday afternoon for the purpose Of
organisation. Mrs. j. o. Evans WAS
elected secretary. 1t was decided to
have monthly meetings on the last
Tuesday OF each month. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Hanson on
u street.
The American Woman's league met
Saturday afternoon in the parlors of
the Kenyon hotel The programme was
furnished by Miss Enid May, dramatic
reader.
The Browning section Of the Ladies
Literary club was entertained yester'
day at / 'clock By Mrs Warren Bogue
at luncheon at the Alta club. The
reading of the "Ring and the Book -
followed.
The Woman IS Republican club held
an interesting meeting Monday after
noon with Mrs. Frank i. Hines, Mrs,
Hines was assisted in entertaining by
land gave an interesting paper on
e World -wido Peace. The club will
give card party Thursday afternoon
with Mrs Frank Scott, 579 street
The poets section of the Ladies
Literary club met Monday afternoon
with Mrs H X Klipgender in the
Miller apartments. ''Paola and Fran
cesca' was read.
The meeting of the Wasatch Literary
club Tuesday was devoted to federation
interests, Mrs. C. H Mcmahon talked
on the programme for the biennial
meeting Of the general federation in
San Francisco June 25 to July 5. The
work of the state federation was pre-
sented by the state president, Mrs A.
j. Gorham. Mrs. j. T. Beless, state
organizer, told OF new clubs added TO
the federation. Mrs. Gould B. Blakely
gave an outline of the entertainment
for the biennial visitors on their way
to San Francisco. Miss Florence OH
yer. Miss Helen McNitt and Miss
Thomas furnished music.
"1'intoretto was the subject of an
paper in the art section of
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ira cxertion causes throbbing In
throat and temples. the breath IL
short and easpy. When these symp-
tonIs come 10 che man or woman who
Is too fat. steps should be taken to
remove the eXcoss fat, not only from
the suffocated heart. but from other
parts OF the body where il makes It's
unwelcome appearance. Many So
called fat reducera arc dangerous To
the fatty heart, placing upon II an
added burden by stimulating its ac-
tiou There Is but one sure, harmless
fat reducer known, the now famous
MarmoIa Prescription OF a Detroit
physician. and it's more convenient
form. Marrnola Prescription Tablets.
BY means of these harmless little tab
let's. thousands Of overfat people have
surely and safely reduced their weight
AT the rate Of To lG OF. day with
out exercising or dieting,
Marmoln Prescription Tablets arc
sold by all druggists. or the Marmola
Company, 1l23 Farmer Bldg, Detroit,
Mich. at 75c for a large case.
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Literary Club Card Party

The Ladies' Literary club is arrang.
ing for card party TO be given al the
club house Tuesday afternoon, March
26, to raise money for the printing of
the year book for next year Mrs. T..
a. Farnsworth will have charge Of the
card tables and those desiring tables
can communicate with her Provision
also will be made for single players and
for those who desire to come in after
the game for tea. The refreshment
committee is composed of Mrs. Glen
Miller. Mrs. j. Fl Mcmillan, Mrs. w,
j. Shealy, Miss Ethel Paul and Mrs
A. "A. Parsons. The decoration com
mittee consists Of Mrs. Eugene B. Pal
mer, Mrs. H. R. Macmillan and Mrs.
W. ii. Ferguson. Mrs c. e. Richards
has charge OF the advertising.
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the Ladies Literary club Wednesday
morning by Mrs. Ledyard M Bailey.

Officers were elected by the Cleofan
club Wednesday afternoon, in a meet
ing with Mrs. Charles II. Wells, 420
Second avenue, The new officers are;
Mrs. W. D. Ritter, president; Miss Alb.
bic Wells, vice president; Miss Alice
Wells, recording secretary; Mrs. 81. K d.
Burton, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
". D. Mcdonald, critic and librarian |;
Mrs. Selden I. Clawson, historian; Mrs.
Willis Boothe, treasurer. 1t was de-
cided to take up German history next
year. French history is the club study
this year,
The Lloyd alliance gave Kensing-
ton at Unity hall Wednesday after
noon. A paper on 'fMexico' was given
by Mrs. George Orr.
The Hellenic society was enter-
tanned by Mrs Robert Porter and Miss
vose, ssl South Twelfth East street,
The Missionary society of tho I'm
manuel Baptist church held its annual
election of officers in meeting Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs T, j, Nipper.
The former Officers were reelected with
the exception of vice president. The
officers are; Mrs. G. j, McNitt, pres
ident; Mrs. Robert J. Bnrdette, Jr.,
vice president; Mrs. n. e. Cain, secre-
tary; Mrs, N. P. Corser, treasurer.
The "Travelogue'' was conducted by
Miss Ada Shepard 1t dealt with mis-
sionary work among colored people. A
vocal solo was sung by Mrs. 2. B. Gut
Ter and Miss Elva Bogue gave pleas
ing piano solo. Refreshments were
served A free-will offering was made
for missions.
An interesting programme was car
ried out Friday afternoon by the cen
trail w. c. T. U. in celebration of Union
Signal day at the home of Mrs. e. E.
The Union Signal is tho Of
ficial organ of the w. G, T. U, It's ed
ltor, Mrs. Lillian M. Y. Stevens. was
tho subject of sketch by Mrs. q. U,
Hiskey aud the members responded to
roll call with sayings of Mrs. Stevens.
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Others who took part in the programme
were Miss Virginia Shannon, vocalisS;
Mrs. Anna Goss and Mrs. T. j. Nip.
per, who gave readings; Miss Wiuifred
ard, who gave a review OF the Union
Signal. A subscription shower for the
paper resulted in number of sub
scriptions.
The W. C. T. q. held it's regular
monthly meeting at Fort Douglas
Thursday night Mrs. Z. E. Shepard
gave an address on Sunshine Miss
Berg played piano solo. Miss Con-
stance Bruere gave violin selection
and Miss Robinson sang a solo.
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r.s Yssues Year Book,

. r,msn's Is Republican club ha'
J. u' car book for 1912. Follow
=, - ,shsdule OF meetings for the
i., ii the wear, on the first
Il each month:
p.nar "The Recall, Mrs. J.
y:IrI Hostesses, Mrs. p s.
Z Hrs Finnerty and Mrs, NJ. L.
ypdcals, Mrs. Buckle in
\ Hutsssss. Mrs. Buckle, Mrs.
gd Mrs. Macfarland.
"a TCbOice for President Open
.xt led by Mrs. Kimball,
=. Mya King. Mrs J. B. Stan
n Nm Bsssett.
-sle annual outing.
',-Su-Paper, "Tbe suffra-
4 b Vrs, Mossop. Hostesses, Mrs.
tYn Morse and Mrs. Cummings.
sr-Muicale-Hostess, Mrs. Will
|rrssrLCsmpaign address, Host.
I'M Cutler, Mrs. Kimbsll and
|kssl.
|~Se[Election of officers. Host
| m. william Shill, Mrs. Striclz-
Z lrfs Rasmussen.
pT--Historian' IS review. Mrs.
Nslton Hostesses, Mrs. SAINT
b, n. Stuart and Mrs. aKte
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
MOUNT PICKLE COMPANY.
Notice rs hereby given that a special
meeting OF tina stockholders OF the Mount
Pickle company will be held at the Office
OF tho company at Salt Lake City, Utah,
at 8 O'Clock p. M. Monday. the Sth day
of April. 1919. for the purpose OF voting
upon a proposition TO reduce tha capital
stock and to change the name of the cor
and 10 transact any other busi-
ness which may properly como before the
meeting.
BY order OF the board OF directors.
j. 3. COSGRIFF.
President.
W. ". TRIMMER,
Secretary.
Dated Salt Lake City. March 7. 1912.
ass0
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Mrs. Earl Dunshee.

will be arranged. Different delegations
VIII be passing through Salt Lake and
Ogden for several days and committees
VIII meet them at the stations and show
them the city In automobiles The
local committees on entertainment have
not vet been completed. Mrs. Gould
B. Blakely is chairman Of the general
entertainment committee
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Rheumatism
A HOME CURE GIVEN BY ONE
WHO HAD 1T,

y HOME CURE GIVEN SYN ONE
WHO HAD 1T,
In tho spring of 1893 was attacked
by Muscular and Inflammatory Rheu-
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have II know. for over three years
tried remedy after remedy. and doc
tor after doctor. but such relief as
received was only temporary. Finally.
found a remedy that cured me
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have given II to O number who
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want every sufferer from any
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this marvellous healing power Don't
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IT has proven Itself to be that long
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not want your money uuless you are
perfectly satisfied to send II. Isn't
that fair? Why suffer any longer
when positive rolief Is thus offered
you free2 Don't delay, Write today.
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Mr.. Jackson Is responsible, Above
statement true.-Pub,
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TTH THE CLUBWOMEN

a .,sstiur social function in
i',' w ,;reles this week will be
CIV rusl breakfast to be CIV
s~ tbe Wasatch Literary
,,v at I2 O'Clock noon IN
!, @ ,,or, al the Commercial club
"a. for the function have
81 b Mrs. Earl Dunshge, ms Mrs. Mrs,
.;nment committee, Mrs. Dun
X ar as toastmistress, and
nn n Ss ss given by Mrs. q. White
y. W + lanes NJ. Dart, Mrs. w.
.' Mrs. Z. HawXhurst, Mrs
J fss ss,ls, Mrs. A. j. Gorham and
I'm cummings
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gently rubbing the sore
parts" The effect is really
wonderful. All soreness
goes instantly: the feet feel
so good you could sing for
Joy. Corns and calIouses
can be peeled right Off IL
gives immediate relief for
sore bunions. sweaty,
smelly and aching feet. A
twenty -tive-cent box of
Calocide is said 10 be suf-
ficient TO euro the worst
feet. 1t works through the
pores and removes the
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IA Entertain Visitors.

lions will be issued this week
,Etgtainments to be given for
r,i.l visitors during their stay
4 Lake and Ogden on their way
kfpreisco. The headquarters for
3.ntss hsre will be the Hotel
|ri s tea and tabernable organ
; 7Il be the features of enter
.. In Ogden the delegates will
ID to the Hermitage in Ogden
Ina served with tea or a lunch
Ia The official train will re-
d Salt Lake one day and a pro-
y Il addresses by the visitors
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FATTY Degencr-
alton OF the Heart
may we'll be n
l,ugbeai' TO all
fat people, An
excess of fat
around the heart
not only inpedes
it's movements.
n u I gradually
changes the sub
stance OF the or
gan. The pulse
becomes weak er.
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Sooa, and This Man Hates to
1%ch. If He'd Only Take
dyspepsia Tablets He
ua Always Be Happy

..I nsh headache, dyspepsia.
'rSassnon, brash, fermentation
fanaeh. upon oi'
Dyspepsia Tablets are COM
,pslp and other natural ele-
rsuslp nslp ont the gastric Juices
Isen. ~ They are Nature y
4 Ivy same kind the stomach
IS In good health.
I a Sspepsia Tablets do not
\ is.s .is'9lesstlon-they actually di-
a. ~I y. themselves. All the hard
a. Isak sakeu off the stomach and
lfs.,a,scss facs to rest and recuperate.
sea s,Ns food which formerly
lSss Ssss.sstlng gases in the stom-
"a thoroughly digested and
a provides new brain and
"a alE,e lne cells to replace nat,
ssd ssdSpepsia Tablets act quick.
usT naturally, T., just like Ma.
u sto.,i iihey are an essential
bb b''oeS se 3 Of every drug store
|ft n,at a. ooc a box. You can
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\ lCan't
Eat a Thing!''
BH@ Bay So Again After You
ihs and Act On It. Stuart's
aFspas Tablets Are the
Open Secret.

ntfsse Sent Free to Prove It.
11ts of people who hadn It
eloyed q meal for years have
~ stomach q new lease Of life
We little wonder-workers, Stu
pspSa Tablets, They promptly
4 ca to hatulercy. heartburn.
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cause OF the trouble. Don't waste time
on uncertain remedies. Any druggist has
Caloclde compound in stock. or he can
get IL in few hours from his wholesale
house. II IS not patent medicine, but
Is ethical preparation.
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Announcements.

The Bay View Reading club win
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Lafayette Hanchett, 9s3 Third avenue.
The lesson will be presented by Mrs.
Grant Brown. Mrs. ". r. Duvall will
give the magazine review A paper on
u Archaeology and Roman Ruins in
North Africa" will be given by Mrs.
tian Literature will be given as q
reading. The members will respond to
roll call with items Of interest about
Alexandria
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Quickest Relief Known
For All Sore Feet

The following Is absolutely the snrest
and quickest cure known TO science for
nil foot ailments: Dissolve two table
spoonfuls of Calocido compound In
basin Of warm wator- Soak the feet In
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The sections Of the Ladies Aid so.
cicty Of the First Methodist church
Of which Mrs. Freeman Moruingstar,
Mrs. F. p. Short. and Mrs. Goodwin
we're formerly chsirmen will have a
meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2
clock with Mrs. Morningstar, 1857
East South Temple, for the purpose of
organization. The three sections were
recently combined,
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NIs. 81 ". Weeter, vice president; Mrs.
freeman Mornlngstar, secretary; Mrs.
NJ A. cassell, treasurer.
The Cleofan club will meet Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs. II. j.. A. Cul.
mer, q G street "France From 1879
to 1ol0' will be the topic for discus.
sion by Mrs. Morris.
The Frances E. Willard W. c. T. U.
VIII meet Wednesday afternoon at $50
with Mrs. Charles A. Root, 1850 BRYAN
avenue. DR.. Ada Faust will give a talk
which will be the feature Of the pro-
gTamme,
The Woman s club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs A. j. John
son, 25l South Third East street. Mrs.
| >; n. Powers will give paper on
Mark Twain
The dramatic section Of the Ladies'
Literary club will meet Thursday after
noon at 2;30 clock at the club house.
A miscellaneous proNamme will be car
ried out.
The auxiliary Of Temple B'nai Israel
will meet Tuesday afternoon al 230 at
the B, B. hall.
day afternoon at 4:30 clock at the
Y. W. G. A. rooms in the Continental
bank building, A special programme
has been arranged.
Vesper services will be held at the
Y. w. C.. A. rooms in the Continental
bank building this afternoon at ;,
o clock. Mrs. George w. Lawry will
give two violin selections, and Miss
Mary Hutchinson will sing two vocal
solos An address Will be delivered by
the Rev. Mr.. Johnson. Tea Will be
served following the programme. The
bostesses will be Mrs, w. C.. Lyme,
Mrs. j. A. Hogle and Miss Mabel Me-
Clure
The P; Z. 0. sIsterhood will meet Sat
urday afternoon with Mrs, NJ. y. Idle,
119 Twelfth East street,
The American Woman's league will
have it's next meeting Tuesday evening, |
March 2S. in the parlors Of the Kenyon
hotel A reading from tMadsme But
terAy" will be gwen by Miss Paulson.
A piano solo will be played by Mrs.
Beckstrand. The aria from "Madame |
Butterfly" will be played by Miss
Kingsbury.
The Woman s Relief society is ar
ranging TO celebrate its SEVENTEEN an
niversary March II. with special ser
vices in the meeting houses of the diff
ferent wards Of tho Mormon church,
Club Notes.
The Utah Womau's Press club and
the Reapers' club met in a social ses
sion at the Bishops building Wednes.
day night. After a short business ses-
sion the remainder of the evening was
devoted to brief addresses by Honorary
President Empleline r. Wells, Dr. Jane
Skolfield, president; Mrs. Annie Wells
Cannon and others.
Az the opening of the programme a
waltz song. Carmen was sweetly
sung by Mrs. Raymond Austin. DR..
Jane Sl5olfield, in a few words Of wei
come, expressed her pleasure in seeing
so many of the old charter members Of
both clubs present. Mrs. Annie Wells
Cannon. daughter of Mrs. Emmeline B.
Wells. outlined much OF her mother g
experiences and home life in the carly
days Turning back the leaves OF
memory, she said, although her mother
was a literary woman, she was thor
oughly domestic, combining all the
qua lilies Of mother. friend, writer and
counsellor In her mother S work bias,
ket could always be fonnd a book of
her favorite author. and while her do
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The board Of the Free kindergarten
and Neighborhood House association
will meet at the home OF the iustitu.
tiou on West First South street
Wednesday morning at 10 clock in
monthly session. The annual meeting
Of the board, when officers will be
elected, will be held Wednesday, April
10
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The board Of the Orphans Home and
Day Nursery will meet at the home
Monday afternoon at o'clock in reg
ular monthly session. The April meet
the quarterly meeting of the associa-
ton.
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ficers are: Mrs. J. r. Bowdle. president; /;
Mrs. j. @. Weeter, vice president; Mrs.
freeman Morningstar, secretary; Mrs.
M. A. Cassell, treasurer.
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The Cleofan club will meet Wednes
day afternoon with Mrs II. j.. A. Cul-
mer, p G street, "France From 1879
to l9l0' will be the topic for discus
sion by Mrs Morris.
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The Daughters OF the Revolution vii
hold the annual election Of Officers a
the regular monthly meeting Saturda..
in the Bishops building,
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The current events and current lit
erature section Of the Ladies Literary
club will meet Friday afternoon at the
club house. Current events will be re-
viewed by Mrs, Kate s. HilGard,
- Rhodius and His Art will be dis
cussed by Mrs. T.. D. Stubbins.
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The Seekers Literary club will have
q federation day programme at it's
meeting Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
j. T. Belcss, 657 South First West
street
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The Froebel society will meet Tues
day afternoon at 4:30 clock at the
Y. W. G. A. rooms in the Continental
bank building A special programme
has been arranged.
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The auxiliary Of Temple B mai Israel
will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at
the B, B. hall.
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The Frances E. Willard W. C. T. U.
VIII meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O
with Mrs. Charles A. Root, 1850 Bryan
avenue, DR.. Ada Faust will give talk
which will be the feature Of the pro-
gTamme,
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The dramatic section Of the Ladies'
Literary club will meet Thursday after
noon at 2;30 clock at the club house.
miscellaneous proNamme will be car
ried out.
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The Woman S club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs A. !. John
son, 25l South Third East street. Mrs.
J; n. Powers will give paper on
. Mark Twain
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The ?. h. o. sIsterhood win meet Sat
urday afternoon with Mrs, NJ. y. Idle
119 Twelfth East street,
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Tho hoard Of directors of the Y. ".
G. a. will hold it's regular monthly
meeting Friday nj the association rooms
in the Continental Bank building on
Second East street. The board has
re elected its former officers The or
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The Woman's Relief society is ar
ranging TO celebrate its SEVENTEEN an
niversary March u. with special ser
vices in the meeting houses of the diff
ferent wards of tho Mormon church
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The American Woman s league will
have it's next meeting Tuesday evening
March 26. in the parlors Of the Kenyor
hotel A reading from ''Madame But
terAy" will be gwen by Miss Paulson
A piano solo will be played by Mrs
Beckstrand. The aria from "Madam'
Butterfly will be played by Mis-,
kingsbury.
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AS IN outgrowth Of the work of the
W, G. II. L. at Fort Douglas. an eff
fort is being made to secure club
house for the enlisted men at the post:
= play will be given at the Colonial
March 10 in the afternoon and
evening bv San Francisco company
10 raise funds for this purpose. The
play will he the old favoTitc, "Thc
Charity Ball.
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The Spirit of Liberty chapter
Daughters OF the American Revolu
tiou. will have its regular monthly
meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Renner x smith 1857 East South
Temple street. The chairman Of the
meeting will be Mrs, John c. Taylor
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The history section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Thursday
morning at the club house. MrS. ~: ~
Boutwell, will give sketch OF M
poleon.'
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nished by Joseph Il. Howard, Amer.
ica's most prolific writer of song hits.
In the title role will appear the pop
ular prima donna, Olive Vail, and
she will be supported by splendid
cast of principals and chorus. Miss
Nobody from Starland" in addition to
an abundance OF tuneful music and
an exceptionally interesting plot,
boasts of novelties unequaled in stage
conception. The principal feature is
of course, the much talked-of dress
rehearsal scene, in which the audi
ence is initiated In that mysterious
region behind the scenes, where the
entire company is shown rehearsing
a musical production. The antics of
the stage manager, and the mishaps
common to the preliminary work OF
staging big show are conyulsingly
funny This scene has been trem-
endous hit wherever seen, and is
easily the most popular ever intro
duced into musical comedy.