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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-15
Milady's Toilet Table
BY NINE. D'mILLE.

One great advantage Of a dry shampoo
Is that IL requires only a. few minutes. ~
takes out all the dust. excess of oil and
da ndruff, and leaves the scalp clean. cool
and refreshed. The best shampoo pow.
der is q miNture of g. cupful of cornmeal
and a small original package of theroX;
Just sprinkle d little on the mead and
brush thoroughly through the hair.
A harmless, safe and sure WY to re-
move supertluous hair is to apply dela-
tone paste. Mix enough powdered della
tone with water TO cover the hairs; leave
on for two minutes, then wipe Off. wash
the skin and the hairs will be gone.
To keep the skin smooth and SOFT @ and
meke the complexion natural and attrsc-
tive, rub over the face. neck and arms
each morning lotion made by dissoiving
a small original package Of mayatone in
n half pint OF witch hazel This Is much
better than powder. for il will not rub
off and the complexion needs no retouch-
Ing all day long.
There should be Il jar OF Mothers Salye
in every home II heals minor cuts, burns
and scalds without leaving scar, IL is
n splendid remedy for sores, skin erup-
tIons, plmples, eczema and similar beauty
destroyers,
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New Corporations
Filed With The county clerk:

Interna ional Exploration company 81
Salt Lake CITY: capital stock. sSooo'
shares 81 each. Company takes over sew
eral leases on mininS, claims of the fulI
valuation Of the Capitalization. Ernest
Ralnbcrger. president. Eleanor Bam-
berger, Vice president; Clarence BAN
berger secre tary and treasurer: Herman
Bamberger and Herbert Cohen. additional
directors.
Tho WorltinSmaDs Land Investment
cnnpany filed an amendment to its ar
tic1es Of Incorporation changing t'1e nam
OF the company to the Mutual Home
Purchasing company. increasing the mum :
ber OF directors from three TO nine. and
the capital stock from $1,000 to $4,000.
Tho Consolidated Austin Contin entsf
Mining company; Salt Lake city; oon SanI GGo
shares OF 10 cents each. w j.. Brown
Ing president; Cooper Haffiel Id. vice
president; George Arbosast. secretary and
treasurer,
The Rutterworth-W Wright Investment
company. Salt Lake; capital stock. s1o.-
600, divided into 10000 shares OF 81 each,
Edwin Butterworth. president; Ernest
Wright. vice president and treasurer
Charles 3. Richmond. secretary.
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PETER BRINGS SUIT
AGAINST UTAH LIGHT

An action to recover damages To tho
amount Of S26:22S.5o for personal in
JUries from the Utah Lisht & Railway
court yesterday by Charles Peter
Peter alleges in his complaint that on
january ? last he slipped on an orange
peel in the front veslibuIo Of a street
cal on Ninth avenue near 4 street and
fell 20 the street, sustaining injuries TO
his head, shoulders and hips.
AZ a result Of his Injuries he alleges
that he has heen unable 10 resume his
ne derived an income OF SO per woek
Furthermore, he claims 10 have suffered
permanent injury to- hE vocal organs
that VIII probably prevent him from
teaching vocal music for long time 10
come.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Julia A. Ray to Adolph Richter.
part of section &c, township .
south, range west. .....,S
Samuel Y. Taylor to z. & Wicke.
lots II To 81. Clearvlew subdivi-
Mssgie a. Bruer TO HalloIan Judge
Loan &, Trust company. part Of
sgrsret lGt r BLOCK caSndI1 ss II't to 3 Nos 81
len. lot 3, soutfgatc Parl. ,,..,
Maggie a. Brner TO y. Beeman,
part OF lot 2, block As. plat B.,
Joseph II, Luck to Zion's Savings
Bank 6. Trust company, lot Z.
block a3, ten:acre plat 49, H.
JHnnst Burt TO Zion's Savings Bank
g. Trust company. part OF lot g.
block 6l, plat D...,.........2 -,
Berseta Jensen 10 Nephi Jensen,
part Of section 49, township
J w. Elllngson 60 Leah Ellington.
part of lot le. block Il, fivc-acrs
Hulon $. Wells and wife to Zlon's
part OF lot ., block s. plat L.. q;
John j. Williams and wife to Prog
ress Realty company. part OF sec
ton :. township south, range |
Morris c. johnson 10 Geroge An
derson. lots IS and 20. Liberty
Park addition go. s.,,.,..,.,..
w s. Mccormick and wife TO Me-
Cornick & Co., Bankers, part OF
lot IL. block 2s. ten-acre plat A..
Sarah 3. Phelphs to Zion's Savings
Bank & Trust company, part OF
lot S. block 1872. plat A.,,....,..
Matthew Thompson to Tracy Loan
g. Trust company part OF lot S.
block 10, five-acre plat A.
Jane Scar TO Tracy Loan & Trust
company. part Of lot s, block is.
plat & ....,,-'re-.-,.. .-.,-s....~s
Ethel NJ. Anderson 20 Murray State
bank part OF lot 13. block ,.
Capitol Avenue addition .,....
August Matson 10 Utah Savings &
Trust company, part Of lots and
SO block I, Webb G Palmers adj
dition -, ..,........ ....... L.
Ida s. Nelson to Ctsh Savings Il
Trust company. 2art of lot 8.
block l2s, plat Observation-Disclosures.
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FRECkLES
March Worst Month for This Trou-
bls-How to Remove Easily.

There 8 a reason why nearly every
body freckles in February, but happily
there is also q cure for these ugly
blemishes, and no one need stay frec'
kled,
Simply get one ounce OF othine, dou-
BILE strength, from SCHRAMM-J JOHN
SON, DRbGS, ''The Never substitute
ors.' five (5) good stores, sud apply a
little of il at night, and in the morn
ing you will see that even the worst
frecLles have begun to disappear. while
the light ones have vanished entirely;
Now is the time to rid yourselt OF
frerklcs. for If not removed now they
will stav all summer. and spoil an 9th
erwise beautiful complexion. Your
money back il othinc fails,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-15
GAS, S0URNESS, INDIGESTION
AND ALL STOMACH MISERY WILL VANISH

10 feeling like lump OF lead 10 the
stomach. no heartburn, Sour risiues,
Gas on Stomach or Belcbipp Of updi-
gested food, Headaches. Dizziness or
Sick Stomach. and. besides. what YOU
eat will not fermeut and poison YOUR
breath with nauseous odors. All these
symptoms resulting from a sour out.
of"order stomach and dyspepsia are
generally relieved in five minutes after
taking little Diapepsiu.
Go TO your druggist and get a 30,
cent case of Papos Diapepsin now, and
YOU will always 40 TO the table with a
hearty appetite. and what you eat will
taste good, because your stomach and
lntestines will be clean and fresh, and
You will know there are not going to
be any moro bad nights and misera BILE
DAYS for You. They freshen Won aud
make you feel like life is worth living
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-15

Hyomei is made of Eucalyptus com.
bined with other antiseptics, Breathed
through the inhaler it destroys the per.
sisteut catarrh germs
A complete Hyomei outfit. including
inhaler. bottle of Hyomei and simple
instructions for use only costs sl.00 Ex-
ira bottle of Hyomei 50 cents. Drug
gists everywhere and at Schramnl
johnson. Drugs, "The WORCESTERSHIRE
tors" five (5) good stores. For ca
tarrh. coughs, colds, sore throat or ca
tsrrhal deafness il will give satisfae
ton, or money back
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-15

FR. AND MRS. w, T. kISEH en-
|N ier,ained a. party of friends last
IU evening at their home at a sup
~ per. following the play. The
Deep Purple the affair being
loEoy Of Mrs. T<isers brother Mr.
1uhers, p member OF the company.
n'E members of the company were
= Anne Sutherland and Miss Made
= Louis, and friends from town in
pee Mr.. and Mra Russell Schulder,
.n5etn ]. Chambers. Mrs. Corav, Mrs.
D: Doncher. Miss Margaret Dills,
g lorene Leary. Captain Mcarns. i.
s90dwin, Lieutenant Eariy aud George
~ and Mrs. Jusin. Jungls entertained
e'y OF friends last evening most de
Fu0uy al their home on Twelfth East
- Eight tables OF bridge were
'A and later supper was served at
lnSll tables. The rooms We're all
sn With flowers. quantities Of pink
<aney roses decorating the entire
.Hs Mrs. Jlnek will entertain again
! afternoon at the first OF 4 series Of
rse 'eas, the second to he given to-
Hfow afternoon.
lr and Mrs Achland-F Hood arrived
rlsldsy iTou the west and are guests
wage and Mrs. John 4. Marshall.
- AcMsnd Hood arrived in New York
.ntrhisht ago ana went directly west
- Mr Ackland Hood, who had ar
q IN San Francisco from Australia,
Il s1l be at the Marshall home for
time. Miss Cary Marshall, who
N M IN Ncw. York With her aunt, ie
'neFe visiting some friends.
IN =. Halloran will entertain a party
nsnos tonight 10 see 'U'he Deep Pur-
AZ the Colonial. In honor OF Mrs.
ss,h and Miss Judge. Mr.. and Mrs.
{. Auerbach viii also entertain
o@ party for their guest. Miss Bes
seaoaeh OF New York., with a sup
their home later.
&ss9nel and Mrs lanes IrpnE will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-15

entertain the Post Bridge club tonight
At their quarters at Fort Douglas, TINS
being the first meeting OF the CLUB since
its oreaniza tIou All the officers and IA
dies OF The garrison arc members OF the
club.
Ilr. and Mrs. Lack Koti entertained at
a dinner last night at their horn" for
Miss Anu. Sutherland Of the Deep FUR
pie company. peCoratio were Amer
icau beauties aud covers were ls)d lor
eight, The guests occupied box at the
Colonial later.
Mrs. W d, Donoher will give lunch
con today AT her home In compliment To
Miss Irene FARRELL Of Omaha and Lyster
Chambers OF THE Deep Furpla' com
psnN.
Mrs Theodore A.. Baldwin and Miss
Katherine Judge will entertain a few
friends This afternoon At bridge tea at
the tIotei Utah, prior TO their departure
for The east,
Mrs. \. II. Boxrud win be The hostess
today al the first II TWO luncheons, the
second 20 be given tomorrow at her
hons.
AR. and Mrs. Mark MurtsuEh, who
have been AZ The IIote! utan for The the past pas.
home In Twin Falls. They have been
visiting in Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco.
DR. and Mrs. r.. y, Root cnLertained
with box party al the Colonial last
evening With n supper al their nome
later. their guests being Mrs. Dixon and
Miss Dixon and a. 4. Anderson and g.
G. Anderson. all Of Denver.
Desplte tnc inclenlenL weather Of Ees-
tordsy many friends from town went TO
Fort Douglas 10 make calls on the ladies'
al the garrison. who were receiving all
afternoon
Mrs. Elizabeth Wines entertained the
members Of the Plate club Yesterday al
her home the usual luncheon preceding
the game Of bridge which was enjoyed
by the members
Mrs. Warren and Miss McMulen Of
Chicago have spent the past few days
in fbo civ guests Of Mr. aud Mrs. Frcd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-15
Clergyman's Son Cured
of tuberculosis.

Consumption is flstteIing disease and
the sufferer IS filled with bright hopes OF
Improvement. Call IL by itE OWN dread
DaDie--and then--take Ecknau'e Altera-
tive. because fl is effective in Tuhercu-
iosis. No one need doubt about it--thsre
is plenty Of evidence from live witnesses.
Investigate the following:
Armenia, n. z
"Gentiemen: Prior TO February, 1905. |
was located in Rochester, y. y. suffer
Ing With LaGrippe, which developed into
Tubcrculosis. My physician gave ms
night sveats and midday chilla and los
ing flesh rapidly. having gone from 155
10 l35 lbs. ! coushAd and raised contin
uously snd became So weak that walk
ing a few feet exhausted me. On my
return nome my regular physician gave
me little encouragement. Ny father
who is clergyman heard ot Eckmans s
The night sweats and chils disappears
my cough became easier and gradually
diminished and in few DAYS I devel-
opcd an appetite. the first in monIhe
am now in perfect health. back 10 Loo
lbs. feel certain that I owe my life to
,signsd) e. H. cowLEs."
express my appreciation OF what your
remedy has done for my son. 1t changed
despair into hope within two weeks after
he began taking it,. and wi.hou, any
II wish 10 add my Endorsement to
every word OF his Testimonial
tSigned) REV ]. J. COWIiE.s
Pastor Presbyterian Church"
Eck1nsns Alternative is effective in
Bronchitis, Asthma, Hay Fever, Throat
and Lung Troubles and in uphuDding the
system. Does not contain polsons. opi-
ates or habit forming drugs For sale by
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and other leading druggists. Ask for
booklet OF cured cases and write 10 Eek
man Laboratory Philadelphis. Pa, for
additional eAilsnca
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a little Diapepsin makes your
out-of- order Stomach feel
fine in five minutes.

The question rs TO how long YOU are
goiuG TO continue sufferer from lpdi-
gcstIon. Dyspepsia or oUt.of-ordeT
Stomach is merely matter OF how
soon YOU begin taking some Diapepsiu.
If your Stomach is licking in diGcs-
tive power. why not help the stomach
10 30 its work. not with drastic drugs.
but reinforcement Of digestive
agents. such as are naturally at work
in The stomach.
People with weak Suomachs should
take 2 little Dlapepsio occasionally.
and there will be no more Indigestion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-15
Catarrh Ends
Money Returned if Hyomei
Doesn't Danish Catarrh.

Get rid ot catarIb-stsrt today-curs
1t without pouring into your stomach
vile and nnpalatab nostrm. HY-
OMEI pronounce it High-o-me) cures
catarrh in nose or throat, and does ii bv
such a simple and pleasant method that
thousands who baye been cured are glad
to recommend IL.
Just breathe Hyomei and its sooih
ing, medlcated and antiseptic proper
tics will come in direct contact with
the infamed parts, stop the discharge,
drive out the soreness and heal the
membrane
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i Hale Both the ladies were school
friends of Mrs. Hole.
Mrs. E. f. Bauer entertained ihe mem
hers of the. New Bridge club last evening
al hcr home four tables of bridge na-
ins cuiovcd bv the club members, while
Il few additional guests also cnioyed the
evening.
Dr. aud Mrs g. &; Robertson left yes
tcrlnv for their ranch in Canada near
Alberta TO spend some time there
Johu pcrn lctr Yesterday for a short
business trim 10 New MeAico.
Mrs. 4 l.. Horpaueh End her children
GsNc gone 10 Los Angeles 10 spend a few
wceks Of The late winter there.
Mrs NJ ]. Cheesmau Is al The Hotel
Virginia al Long Beach Tor stay of q
few weeks.
Mrs I.urien Eay is in town from her
home In Centerylle. spending n few DAYS
With her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
W. Young.
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Deaths.

Earl Edwin Mitchell, s4o West Eighth
South street, March Il. two months.
pneumonia.
Joan Frances Burt, SAB South Eleventh
East street. March II, aged 20 days,
whooping cough.
Ella NJ. Grimes. los South Second East
street, March ~, aged Sc, senile cx-
haustion
Nicola Salvatore, Mldvale. March IL.
aged 26. pneumonia
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succumbs After Operation

Mrs Fl. ]. Rutherford, wife of a promi-
nent mining man az lGiko. New. died yes
terday afternoon al st. Marks hospital
Mrs. Rutherford was hurried to Salt Lake
from Reno last Monday TO be operated
on. Complications set in. Besides her
husband several children survive her.
She was 80 years OF age. The body Will
be tnken TO Elko for burial todeY.
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Building Permits.

NJ R. Pratt. concrete building lI2
Eighth avenue ......-..,.,...... 81, 600
Co8y Thsater company. altera tions
e26 South State ..,.,............ 100
George ., Cannon association, Is
South Main .,.,....,............ 500
Ernest Wright. brick dwelling; 354
South Eleventh East ....,....,. 5000
Charles Bullock brick dwelling.
14s and $50 South Eighth West
stree, - ......-...,.. 9 900
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Scots 10 Entertain,

The CaIedonian club of Salt Lake will
meet with the Scottish pipe band This
evening In the Unity hall, lS5 South Soc
ond East street. There will be con-
cert and ball The proceeds will be used
to enable the pipers To get drums and
other equipment A large turnout Of
the C'aledonianS Is expected.
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Salt Lake Statistics
Marriage Licenses.

Gilt A. Janlson and Effie N Hen
uefer, Salt Lake
Thomas Gundry, stockton and Mandy
Hornsr, Minneapolis.
Sherley ". Fuesley and Lydia NJ
Alder. Selt Lake
Charles III, Green, Ophri, and Mary
Ahlstrom. St John.
Edward Srunson, Midvale, aud Emma
H. Petersen Murray.
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Births.

Thomas a. Fredericlesen, ISL East
Ninth South street son.
irwin G. GaDmer. 4sS East Eighth
South street, daughter.
Benjamin +. Tanner, SIS South Ninth
West street. daughter,
Trank Williams. 215 Third arenme, son.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-15

d Stnobins will give sketch of 'sRhodin
ard His Art"
The history section of the Ladies Lit
erary club met Thursday morning al the
club house. Mrs. q. r.. Bo,hwen gave an
cNcelent sketch ot Napoleon"
Tho board of directors Of the Y. W. T.
y. VIII meet this morning ~ 10 o'cloc; at
The association rooms in ihe Continental
nsnk huildinc. The officers OF the board.
who have been re-e elected for this year.
arc, Mrs ]. r. Bowdie, president: Mrs
r. G. Critchlow, first vice president, Mrs.
j; &. Weeter. second vice president. Mrs
Freeman Morningstar. secretary: Mrs. VI.
y Cassell treasurer.
y new w. G. r. L. will be organized In
The northeastern section Of tho city This
afternoon IN q meeting at the home OF
The Rev Ransom P. Nichols. les 1 street.
The Spirit az Liberty chapter. pausf-
Ieis OF The American ReVoiutionA met
Thursday afternoon With Mrs Eennsr X
smith, on East South Temple street The
proEra nine WAS In charge Of Mrs. 7 G.
Taylor. The throe young women OF the
nlgh school who took part in the ora :
torlcal contest. under the auspices Of the
-. a. Il. February 2l. read the essays
given in the contest. The vp11nE women
who we're the prize winners are Miss Mol
lerun Miss Gaoy and Miss Hammer. Mrs.
Corlnne Harris. Hammer save three pleas
Ing vocal selections. Master Maurice
selections with remarkable SKIN. Tes
was served following the programme,
Mrs. Frank 3 Stephena and Mrs L. G,
Miller presided al the tea table
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Wife Seeks Divorce.

Mary S uewctt began a suit for di-
vorce from Orvilic e. IIewett in the
Third district court yesterday OH the
ground OF desertion.
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Ian matter for Sunday society page
rRt be in this office by noon Sat
1rdsy. Club notes, etc. should be In
b Friday evening.
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N eW.s and Notes
of W omen S Clubs

Tho new dramatic section OF the La
dies Literary club had its first meeting
at the club house Yesterday afternoon. Or
csnzs ton WIS completed and tho follow
Ing officers were elected. Mrs. T.. Is. Pal
NOR, chairman. Mrs. John Reed vice
chairman: Mrs. r. 4. Marcy, secretary;
Mrs. W. Shcaly. treasurer and librarian;
An interesting programme was carried
out. Mrs. Howard s. Stove gave Der
opinion OF the most beautiful play she had
ever witnessed. She placed "Cerano dc
Ecrgerac' at The head OF lhe list. Mrs,
Wesley Il, King gave 4 comprehensive
account of the career OF Ada lichan aud
the Influence Of the old DAILY company
upon the drama Mrs John Reed gave
pleasing sketch OF Joseph Jefferson. es-
pecially IN reference to his impersona-
ton Of Rip Van WinlSle, Mrs. c. u.
Richards. asked tu toll Of The acting which
had made tho greatest impression upon
Interpretation of the character of Nora
Elelmer in The Dolls House" The most
magnificent piece oi acting she had ever
seen. Mrs. Palmer said the Edwin Booths
Hamlet and Mausficlds Beau Brunmel
she regarded as the finest chnracterizs
tons she had ever witnessed. Miss Jes-
sic Maxwell, asked Ia give her Impression
of the best childreu's play she had ever
seen said that she regarded the children
In The Dolls House" az the most real
stage children she had ever seen, and she
great children. plays. Mrs. Palmer said
that she considered p great children :
play one that appealed 10 n"n. women
and children, and that she did not think
that Peter Pan appealed to ruen. She
rcSar6 cd "RcDeccs Of Sunny Brook Farm
as ideal childrcn's play. since il was
interesting TO Young and old alike The
Blue Emd'' also was mentioned AS Won
derfuI childrens play. Mrs. Allison
placed 'Sen-Iur" first among spec
tacular plays she had seen. Lady Win
densr's Fan" by Oscar Wilde, will be
read AT tho next meeting Of the section.
THURSDAY March 2S
The Genealogical Society OF Utah will
meet in regular monthly session Friday
night in tho Bishops building. An in
teresting programme viii he carried out.
Mrs. Miranda Pratt Weihe will read
genoa logical and historical paper. An ad-
dress Will he delivered by President Frank
Y. Taylor The following musical numbers
will he given: Hymns by p. T.. Pratt:
piano sole. by Orson Hyde. Marinda Sull;
duet, Margaret and Rculah White: ode
To Niagara" ," g. 2. Larson; piano solo. l7r-
amia White: violin solo, Romana Hyde,
arcompanist. Mrs. Kirliham, Mrs. Lily
&c. Wistsnholme win be in charge Of the
meeting.
The current events and current literature
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-15

LAND SHOW, LOS ANGELES,
Utah Day. March 18th. Tickets on sale
March 18th. $4,000 round trip via
Salt Lake Route
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The current events and current literature
section OF the Ladies' Literary club will
meet this afternoon al 30 clock at the
club house. ,Csurrent events viii be re
Viewed BY Mrs. Kate S. Nillard Mrs. T..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-15

Mis- Marguerite Rovey Popular Young
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-15

Mrs. Elizabeth Wines entertained the
members Of the Plate club YESTERDAY al
her horne the usual luncheon preceding
the game Of bridge which enjoyed
bv the members,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-15

Mrs, Warren and Miss McMullen Of
Chicago have spent the past few days
in the civ guests Of Mr. and Mrs. tired
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\ new w. G. r. L. Will be organized ir
The northeastern section OF tho ,ity this
afternoon in meeting at the home OF
The Rev. Ransom p Nichols. les I street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-15

4 Hale Both the ladies were school
friends of Mrs Hele.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-15

Tho history section of the Ladies' Lit
eraTy. club met Thursday morning al the
club house: Mrs. g, r. Boutwell, gave an
excellent sketch ot NAPOLEON"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-15

Ilesplte t1c inclen nlenL weather of Nes-
tordsy many friends from town went TO
Fort Douglas 10 make calls on the ladies'
nf the garrJson. who were receiving all
afternoon
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d Stunbins will give sketch OF .sRhodin
ard His Art"