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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-18

but the formal notice "of intention to
amend was lacking. OF course 1t
may have been simply a preliminary
event as the sporting man would put
it, but it was supposed by all who re
ceivcd bids that it was TO he the main
60.
very claborately appointed and
most ENJOYABLE affair of yesterday was
the breakfast at the Hotel Utah, at
which Mrs s. d. Nicholson of Denver
entertained sixteen friends prior to her
departure for her home The long ia
BILE was laid in the grill room before
tho fountain. and IT WAS bright with
quantities Of pink Killarney roses.
Mrs. Nicholson and her daughter. Miss
Nicholson, have been guests at the j,
B. Cosgriff home during their stay.
A merry party Of friends spent We'd
pesday at the Hermitage. motoring up
as guests of Mrs. T.. +. McGurrin and
Mrs. James lvers in their two touring
cars and enjoying the delights of the
place and the delicious dinner pro.
vided. The party was giv4o by the
two ladies mentioned in compliment TO
Mrs, s. D. Nicholson OF Denver and
her daughter, who have proven ex-
tremelv popular visitors during their
stay IN the city
Mrs. Alfred II. Peabody, whose pic.
ture appears today. is one of the tai
entod musicians in local society and is
once more to have charge OF the musi'
cal work for the Ladies' Literary club
the coming year. The picture shown
is photograph by Marceau, taken last
spring while Mrs. Peabody was IN the
east, and is most satisfactory like
ness TO her friends.
A pleasant event Of yesterday after
noon WAS the bridge tea given by Mrs.
Bopps for Miss Helen Roberts. Miss
Mamie Palmer, Miss Miles of Omaha
aud Miss Addie Wright of Georgia. 4
dozen friends were invited to play
bridge aud later number more came
in To enjoy tea, several OF the younger
girls assisting the hostess in serving
Mrs. r IT. Latimer entertained yes
terdav afternoon at an informal tea
at her home on e. street for her sister,
Mrs. w. 5. Parks OF Vancouver. who
IS visiting here. About dozen Of the
former friends OF Mrs. Parks, who was
Miss Mcintyre of this city, enjoyed the
afternoon together.
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Health and Beauty Helms
BY MRS. MAE MARTIN

{. l.: Tho 10, sun and Mind viii not
lnJure your skin. even though u IS del-
cate II YOU apply spurmaN lotion each
day This lotion Is made by adding Z
tenspoonfuls glycerine 10 pint witch
hazel 10Y not watorl. then ( ounces spur
max. Powder snd rouge arc unnecessary
You apply The lotion every day YOU viii
End that it hsnrshes tan and freckios and
dlspeIs the oily. shiny. blo,chy condition
The spurrnax lotion Is invisible when on
tioD
Myra: Each night apply pyroxIn 10 lash
roots with thumb and forcnnger and they
viii como in long and silky. Your eye
prpWs VIII grow and thick and heavy bv
rubbing on pyroKin with finger tlp Re
careful and don't get uny where hair is
not wanted
Dorothy n. No harm results when del
atone is used 10 hanish hairy gro~ths
Just make n paste with some dclatonc ANA
watcr. sproad over hairs and In or s
minutes remove wash the skin. and every
trace OF hair or fuZz has vanished. Rarely
Is II necessary 10 use more than one ap.
plicstlon OF delatorc.
Y. A.: OF course. you cannot make
your hair look bright and pretty. because
soap was never intended for shampoolng
as II causes the hair Ia grow strcaky and
brittle Dissolve easpoonful canthrox
In a cup hot water and YOU viii have
enough mixture for delightfully."- Sooth-
Ing and invigoratinG shampoo. The
lather created by canthro1 allays scalp ir-
ritation and dissolyes dnndruf and excess
oil and after rinSinG well the hair and
scalp are clean and sweet while tho hair
dries quickly with an even rich color and
beautiful gloss. Nothing compares with
canthroN for keeping the hair silky bril-
liant and fluffy I'm hot weather
Mrs. J. r.: Boils indicate poison
laden blood and yon- can hope FOR little
relief until the poisons are eliminated
from the system. In pint alcohol pour
ounce kardcnc then put IN J cupful
sugar and hot water to make n quart
Take tablespooful before each meal and
YOU VIII soon be rid OF your boils. This
tonic VIII clear up the skin and give YOU
health and energy and should be kept
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real machinery. Their bump of caution
is kept constantly before one ani their
ability to learn the technical parts OF
the machine is a source of rcal comfort
to the instructors or demonstrators, In
deed, so much more rcadily 10 .hev
master the art OF driving an automo.
bile than they do the sinples, form of
baseball that men who know cannot
bua marvel at them
The new homes along South Temple
street are rapidly nearing completion
and several Of them will ada materially
to the appearance Of thai beautiful
thoroughfare. The Wall mansion
which is now finished inside, is be
ing put in shape for the family TO
occupy it By the autumn time, the fur-
nishings being even now oil the way
here. 1t is expected that the exterior,
which has been delayed IN finishing BY
the iron work. viii be ready by late
September any way, and the family
will likely be settled in the new homo
hv the middle OF October. Meantime
pleted by Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Arm
strong, which will add its share to
the attractiveness Of the upper end
Of the street, and they expect TO occupy
it by Thanksgiving. day.
The Country club was particularly
busy last evening with numerous
groups of friends for the table d hote
dinner in the early evening and the
usual dance following later. Mr.. ana
Mrs Russell Schulder entertained
party Of friends at a dinner Tor
their guest, Miss Almon. Mrs. NJ.
N. Kcrvin was the hostess at n
dinner for dozen friends at
another table. Miss Edna, Dunn
entertained nearly score, OF young
| people for Miss Gertrude Larned
and Miss Nicholson, Others who h2d
smaller parties of friends were, Mr.
and Mrs T. c. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs
II. W. Baum and Mr. Schofield'
Mrs A. G. Barbee was guest OF honor
at a pretty birthday luncheon given Mt
the Hotel Utah on Wednesday AFTER
| the luncheon two tables OF auction
were PLAYED. Those present were ME e
Barbes, Mrs. c. W. Boyd. Mrs. w l.
Benson, Mrs. G. ". Cushing. Mrs
| clarence Warnock. Mrs s. II. Sharman.
Mrs G. W, Putnam and Mrs. Murray
| Sullivan.
So dear Captain SANDY Macnab,
the most popular man in the ftfteenth
bv the verdict OF his friends, ana py
mis- own. "ths ugliesi in the unimteo
truly godfather, having accepted the
office on his returning transport, tne
Thomas, the first Of the week Doubt
less the gallant captain is receiving
manv pleasant notices in regard TO his
GOOD fortune. for. according 10 the
Sewspaper dispatches he brought full
Kindergarten in on the Thomas
| At n recent dinner. which was quite
unhcralded but mono the less successful
the guests were all asking each other
why the bachelor host failed to make
IL an announcement affair. Inc IN
v.aS;anta NJ ancb an event were AL
tbers and there were the usual toasts
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Petersen. DOROTHY Douglas. Marion Far
Ieu: Messrs. Rov Wcs,mau. Allen
Rogers and L. Millsap OF Chicago.
Mr:. Duncar Macyiohie and her two
daughters will leave tomorrow FOR
Helena. Mont., TO spend \ fortnight
WITH relatives there.
Mrs. Chsrles Hines. who was Miss
Helen Boes - bore from the Presi.lio
OF San Francisco visiting Mr.. and M.
Mrs Ernest W. Ellis il back from
pleasant stay of two weeks in Ogden
canyon.
DR.. and Mrs. james D. McEnany
No. I the Brausfor,
Mrs Wallace. wife If Lieutenant
Wallace Of Fort Douglas. will leave
today for Delta. Colo 70 visi, hsr
sister, Mrs. Mcikleiobu. a, her fruit
ranch.
Miss Frances +. Anderson and Miss
Elsie Watson have gone 20 Denver 10
visit for the next two weeks
NJ. and Mrs Mahlon f. Wilson and
son. Robert. arc back from visit With
trends IN Chicago. Detroit aud Clcvc.
land and IN southern Indiana and Ohio.
Mrs. Arthur Hanson has returned
from week . visit with her mother,
MS w. w. stevenson. ~ Fielding.
Utah. She was accompanied bv her
sister. Miss Ruby Stevenson.
Mrs. Iina Y. Card and Mrs. Caroline
seymour have couc 70 logan.
aror.;,r.5 -. ~
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS.

Invitations will be out today for
the marriage Of Miss Selma Wall, tnc
eldest daughter OF Colonel ana M[s, rL.
marriaec will take place on Tuesday.
September 10, at IL o'clock, and will
no soiemnizcd in ST, Marks cathedral
Tho bride will he attended by Miss
Alberta Ellis OF Denver, former
school friend, as maid Of honor, while
bcr two sisters. the Misses Alice and
Mary Wall, Miss Mildred Mcmillan
and Miss Frances MeChrystal VIII DC
the bridesmaids. The wedding will bo
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Rsthman.
Mrs Slngiser and little Theodore Rsth
man. have returned after spending the
past three months in the east. They
were at Atlantic CITY for some time.
aud on the return trip made the iour.
ney by the lake route. stopping for a
visit IN Chicago and later in Sioux
City. Ia.
Mr.. and Mrs +. ;. MURPHY are back
from summer spent at their noun.
tain cottage at Lake Tahoe. whore
they were entertaining party of
guests.
Miss Marian Hooper. the daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Hooper. who has
been q member Of house party in
Butte at the home OF school friend.
has returned and is with her parents
at the Bransford.
Mrs. Nellie Montgomery lef. vester-
day for Helcua, Mont, TO spend two
John Longmaid and family.
Miss Emma Sell Of Akron, O.. is the
guest Of Mrs +. s. Kaufman a, No.
SO Smith apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs F. i. McGanuev and
their children have returned from a
visit Of a few weeks with friends in
Oakland.
Mrs. Pearl Houston and her daurh
ter are guests OF Mr., and Mrs. j. p.
Evans at their home on First South
street.
Rev. Clarence T. Brown aud Mrs.
Brown arc back from a stay OF week
in Yellowstone National park.
Mrs, r.. i. PEBBLES and daughter. Ro-
zelia, have returned after lengthy
visit in Oakland and are guests Of
Mrs. p. a. Wolfe in Second avenue.
Miss Marguerite PEBBLES remained in
California to attend school,
Miss Marjorie Dey is expected homo
within the next few weeks after n
stay of several months in California
Judge and Mrs. William n. King
are back from their wedding trip Of
a month in California.
Mrs. Cooper Anderson Of Olmstead
spent few DAYS in the city during the
week, returning to her home Thurs
day.
Mrs, George A. Snow is back from
2 short visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Theodore Gentsch. in Spokane.
Mrs Clara Stephenson ia back after
a stay of six weeks or so in New York.
Mrs. Belle Case. who has been Wis.
iting Mrs. Albert r. Hager for a few
weeks, is at the Hotel Utah for short
time.
DR.. and Mrs, Arthur j. Murphy and
Miss f. L. Duffy of Norwalk, Conn,
are back from month spent on the
coast
Mr.. and Mrs. u. T., Hall have gone
to California to be away month Wis
ting relatives and friends there.
Mrs. c. Stanley Price has returned
TO Der home in Price. Utah. after de-
lightful visit with friends here. Mr..
Price went home earlier in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Heuser have
returned TO Salt Lake after n long alb
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a most elaborate one. and will be fol
lowed by wedding breakfast for the
bridal party only.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Brown announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Margaret Erma TO Arthur L. Thomas,
Jr. The marriage will take place in
the autumn, though the exact date has
not been set.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
X, Mcbride of Tooelo was the scene Of
pleasant gathering on Friday, August
2. the occasion being the marriage of
their daughter. Vera, TO Ralph Lodge.
Mr.. Lodge is the son of An old and re-
spected Montana family The home
wns beautifully decorated with golden
glow and sweet peas, and after the
ceremony was performed dinner was
served, beautiful music being rendered
during the dinner, The young couple
left on the afternoon train for a short
honeymoon, and will bo at home to
their friends after September /.
Mrs. William Morley announces the
engagement OF her daughter, Ruby
Isabelle, TO Byron Child. the marriage
to tnke place the latter part Of Sep
tembcr.
the Salt Lake temple, Miss Florence
Aveson and Frank F.. Wsdsworth will
be united in marriage \ reception
will be rendered them at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Aveson. o24 NJ
street, in the evening, and or Friday
they will leave for two weeks visit
IN California and then will 90 TO
Panaca, New, and spend week with
Mr.. and Mrs. \. J, Wadsworth, pa
rents of the bridegroom,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Y. schoficld an.
nounce the engagement OF their daugh.
ter, Vilate, TO George B. Chambers. the
marriage TO take place late in Scptem-
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. John \. Vance an.
nouncc the engagement Of their daurh-
ter. Dora. with Erasmus Borgquist OF
Spanish Fork. the marriage to take
place August % at Salt Lake City.
4 quiet wedding of Wednesday even
ing, August IA. was that OF Edith NJ
Brcckon of this city. The ceremony
was performed at the homo Of the Rev.
Josiah McClain. and an informal rc-
ception was held at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs, j. T, Breckon. Mr.. aud Mrs.
F. l.. Breokon left on the midnight
train for Vancouver. r. c.. where they
viii make their home.
grcssmsn and Mrs. Howell m.
nouneo the engagement of thoir daugh
ter. Barbara, 10 Preston ID. Richards
of Washington, u. c., the wedding 10
take place during September.
The marriage Of Miss Parthcnia
Stringham and j, Elmer Evans will
take place next Wednesday in the tcp-
Pile The bride is daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Striugham. and the
bridegroom n son of the late John
Evans, who for many years was con-
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uected with The business department
OF tho Deseret News.
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Mr.. and Mrs John \. Vance an.
nounee the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Dora. with Erasmus Borgqust OF
Spanish Fork. tho marriage Ia take
place August % at Salt Lake CITY.
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Congressman and Mrs. Howell m.
nouneo the engagement of thoir daugh-
ter. Barbara, 10 Preston u. Richards
of Washington, u. c., the wedding 20
take place during September.
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The marriage Of Miss Parthcnia
Stringham and j, Elmer Evans will
take place next Wednesday in the tem-
pie. The bride is n daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Striugham. and the
bridegroom n son Of the late John
Evans, who for many years was con.
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Miss Marian Hooper. the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Hooper. who has
been 2 member Of houss party in
Butt" at the home OF school friend
has returned and is with her parents
at the Bransford.
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Mr.. and Mrs. n. Y. Schoficld an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh
ter, Vilate, TO George b. Chambers. The
marriage TO take place late in Scptem
Der.
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Mrs. Nellie Montgomery left vester
day for Helena. Mont. TO spend two
weeks vacation with her aunt. Mrs
John Longmaid and family.
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Mr.. and Mrs, f. >. MURPHY are back
from summer spent at their noun.
tain cottage at Lake Tahoe. whore
they were entertaining a psrty of
guests.
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Miss Emma Sell Of Akron, O.. is the
guest Of Mrs. l.. s. Kaufman ar No.
66 Smith apartnents
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Nh and Mrs. George II. Rsthman.
Mrs Slngiscr and little Theodore Rsth
man. have returned after spending the
past three months in the east. They
were at Atlantic CITY for some time.
aud on the return trip made the Jour
ney by the lake route, stopping for a
visit IN Chicago and later in Sioux
Ciiv, Ia
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. i McGanuev and
their children have returned from a
visit Of few weeks with friends in
Oakland.
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At n recent dinner. which was quite
pnheralded but none the less uccessiul,
the guests were all asking each other
why tho bachelor host iailed TO MAN"
Gradients of such an event were All
there and there were the usual toasts'
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Mrs. William Morley announces tn
engagement OF her daughter, Rub
Isabelle, to Byron Child. the marriag
to tnke place the latter part Of Ser
tembcr.
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Five room house i'll five hundred
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Five room house in seven hundred
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-Four room house in seven hundred
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Five room house in the 1900 block.
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one Of the fine houses ON the East
Side for rent. vacant the 10th SD
per month,
Several houses to rent at reason
able rates.
20 acres Florida land to exchange
1or Guthrie property.
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GOOD crops this year will greatly
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LEGAL NOTICE..

SN~~~s~>~-~~e~>~S~~~~>-~~
First Published IN Daily Leader
Feb H. 1879
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

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THE LEADER.

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Official Paper OF Constitutional
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CBy Enactment OF Constitutional
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Official Journal OF the Constitution,
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homa." Adopted
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