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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21
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Abercromble, aud is on a sixty.day
leave of absence. They expect to leave
In a few DAYS for California 10 visit
the coast cities before returning home
Miss Elizabeth Mccormick left last
evening for Long Beach, where she will
spend some time with her sister, Mrs
Mary Il. Terhune. who is at tho Yale
hotel and with Mr.. and Mrs. Heury t.
Wall. whose home is there, Later, Miss
Mccormick goes to the Presidio at San
nursing.
Mrs. John j, DAILY. accompanied by
her laughter Mrs. T. Roy Brown, and
her little daughters, left early in the
week for Los Angeles and the beaches
to Join Mr.. DAILY.
Mr., and Mrs, P. j, Moran returned
early in the week from stay of soy,
eral weeks with their boys in New
York.
Mr., and Mrs. Beruice G. Richardson
who returned early in the week from
their wedding trip. are now at home
IN the lvanhoc apartments,
Mr., and Mrs. Edward p. Hcislc1
ltNt l'tutn'U lTOl1 Al N1SIC oil II month
with the Heisler family in Wisconsin
Owen III, GRAY and James A. Hople
have gone TO New Orleans aud will &c
| thence to Panama for short visit.
Mrs. Fred Hansen. who has been
spending some time with her grand
mother. Mrs, Young, left Yesterday
with hor two babies for her home il
Garfield
Mr., anil Mrs. Lester M. Lambert
hBvc returned from the coast aud are
now at home to their friends at No. !
kenslngtou apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. jenkins and
their children expect to leave during
the week for Ocean Park, Cal, having
taken a cottage there.
Mrs. G., NJ. Freed and laugh
returned from abroad and are in New
York for part of the winter.
|
Mrs, Henry Wbitebill. who has beer
spending the winter with Mr. and Mrs
j, B. Whitchill, has gone to San Diego
to make her home.
Miss Lillian Lane has returned tc
her Denver home after q visit of few
weeks with the Houston family here.
Colonel aud Mrs, Edwin T. Holme!
left the first of the week for Pasadeus
for stay Of few weeks. They viii
also Join former Mayor and Mrs
Brausfor1 for stay Mt Coronado.
The Misses Maud and Lillian Fitch
who formerly lived here. have beer
spending a few days in the city or
their WAY east. whence they sail fol
Europe shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Godbe have
gone east for n stay of mouth o
more and mean to visit friends in New
York aud later in Cincinnati.
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g Deus of the lUomanz Clubs

house. An educational programme was
carried out. Mrs. j. NJ Dart gave
something Of "The Methods Of Signore
Montessori. Mrs. j. f. Cowan took
issue with the theory of Professor
Lids that women teachers are making
boy pupils eliminate,
The P. T.. o. slstcrhood met Satur-
day with Mrs. Hugo Druehl. 80 NJ
street. Mrs. DruehI was assisted in
the duties of hostess b. Miss Edua
Cohn. 4 review Of ''the Melting
Pot by I. Zangwell, was given my
Mrs. II, c. Cav.
The Salt Lake Graduate Nurses asso-
ciation held its annual meeting and
elected Officers lsst Tuesday evening
the Kuster terraces, The Officers
chosen are AS follows: Miss Rose
korous. president; Miss Pauline Bcebe.
first vice president. Miss Mvrta Travis.
second vice president: Miss Laura
Willis, secretary: Miss Katherine Mad
olson. corresponding secretary. Miss
Beatrice Smith. treasurer,
The Genealogical society Of Utah
held an interesting meeting In the
bishops S building Friday evening. Mrs,
@1btt IA ''lu'tu SdFe II paper Ou 4 NC
British Isle Pioneers Rulon S. Wells
gave an address on the same subject
dwelling upon the hardships and the
triumphs Of these carly missionaries of
the Mormon church. An excellent mu-
steal programme was carried out under
the direction of Mrs. Rosalie Kimball
Edwards. George Timson played Vi
oIin solo, accompanied by Miss june
McCuue. Miss Erma Jenkins sang a
solo, accompanied by Miss Edna Corey.
The meeting WAS conducted by Mrs
Eleanor Grassland Mac Donald.
The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
held a meeting Saturday. commemorat-
ing the birthday of Eliza r. Snow. the
date Of which is today, Mrs. Il. B.
Wells and Mrs. E. j. D. Roundy, who
knew Miss Snow personally, gave ad-
dresses cuogizing her memory. A
musical programme was given, consist
ing of songs composed by Miss Snow.
Mrs, Lizzie Thomas Edward sang "Oh,
Ny Father and quartette from the
temple choir. under the direction OF
Prof G.. J. Thomas. gave other selec"
tions written by Miss Snow.
Tie annual meeting of the Y. w. G.
A. Friday evening at the First Metho-
dist church was an inspiring gathering
Of between 400 and 500 members and
friends of the association. Addresses
by Miss Mary Robinson, secretary of
the association. on "The Association of
Today and by the Rev, p. A. Simp"
kin on "'The Association of Tomor-
row. gave the keynote of the work
for the past and the future. Three
new members were added to the board
of directors. Mrs. Il. G. Waldrou, Mrs
Walter Lyme and Miss Mildren McMil.
Ian. Mrs. III. ~. Sappington was elected
to fill the place Of Mrs. w. Fl. Tibbels
resigned, and Mrs. Newell Beeman will
fill the vacancy caused by the resigna
tion Of Mrs. C. G, Plummer Former
directors re elected were: Mrs. II. b
Beatty, Mrs. w. w. Armstrong, Mrs
Freeman Morningstar and Mrs. G. p
Holman
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Mrs. George Ames has gone to south
crn California with her mother, her
fat at No. Keusington having been
taken by Mr.. and Mrs, S. c. Rhodes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bambcrger re-
turned the FIRST of the week from the
Soast. Mr.. Bambergcr leaving on a bus
mess trip later.
Mrs Stanley w. Mocbus arrived
here early in the week from Colorado
to visit her parents, Or. and Mrs. Or
son Howard.
Mrs Charles II. Lashbrook returned
early in the week from stay Of q few
days iu Bingham,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Green Richards
arc back from visit IN the northwest.
having spent considerable time IN Fort
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Il. Haywood,
of Ogden. spent Il fcw days IN town
the past week, staying at the Hotel
Utah.
Mrs. Stephen II Babcock Is here for
| visit Of "A few days on her way TO
her home in Denver after stay on
the coast.
Mrs. William +, Block. who was Miss
Bessie Pike, left with her children for
| Millcrs, New. where she Will Join Mr.
Block. after spending some time in the
city visiting the Block and Pike fam
iIies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Mckay are IN
Los Angeles visiting friends,
|
Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Meckleuburg and
Mr. aud Mrs. Edward McGurrin are
ENJOYING auto trips in the vicinity OF
San Diego, both having taken their cars
down to the coast with them.
Mrs Henry Colin has returned TO the
city. after spending the past five
months III the east.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Il. u. Miller will be
at homafor the next year in the Hanna
aud Mrs. Hanna and their daughter
! having gone on trip around the
world.
Miss Lillian T3cckc. n well known
Young girl OF Denver. is III town visit
ing friends, and it at the Scmloh.
Miss Mary Jenkins is spending the
winter In Mountain View, Cal.
Mrs. s, Fricdlanlcr, of Seattle, whc
has been visiting her daughter. Mrs, l.
| SincerIuan has left for an extended
trip throughout the cast. and vii
bc Joined later by Mr., Siugerm1n. The
party expect to return about Fcbru
: AIRY l5-
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Andrews lcf,
Saturday for California, 10 be gone 81,
or eight weeks,
MIR. snl Mrs. w c. Scoville, o
Abercrombie. \, D.. are visiting in tn,
, city. the guests of Mr., Scovillc S broth
er, e. r. Scoville. OF 21s2 Sixth Soutl
street. Mr.. Scoville is postmaster n
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All Hallows Notes

Owing to an indisposition. Robert p.
Mantell. the eminent actor, WAS unable
to address the students; but sent them
a very gracious and advisory message.
"My Dear Boys
Sorry could not be with YOU, Study,
study; work, work, and never say fail.
There Is no such word az fall Bless
you all. Ever sincerely yours,
"R, B. MANTELL."
That the students appreciated the kind :
ness OF the great actor was evidenced
by the college yeIs that greeted the
reading by the president.
Judge Zane will address the students
on February 10 on Abraham Lincoln.
This evening at 7:l5 o'clock there will
he special chapel services under the
direction OF the Rev. ]. Francis Vincent
and Prof Petersen.
The first rehearsal for the minstrel
show will take place tomorrow night In
the college hall.
The reading of all monthly marks will
take place tomorrow morning at o'clock
The orchestra and glce club will meet
for practice this afternoon at $3.50
o clock.
Those chosen for the triangular de-
bate are requested to meet In the de-
batting rooms at o'clock this evening
for further particulars.
The Rev. Father Duclos will address
the r. V. NJ. sodality tonight in its
rooms.
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Kirmess Plans Complete.

The Kirrness to be given at the Salt
Lake theater February s, 9 and 10, in
called meeting Of the board Of di
rectors of the Free Kindergarten and
Neigh borhood House association Thurs
tlav morning. The board met for the
first time in the new Free Kindcrgar.
ten and Neighborhood House. 75l West
First South street. Miss Clara Burton
the artist. who is directing the fancy
dances for the klrmess, is having
daily rebearsals and is much pleased
with the progress of her pupils. Those
who are to take. part in the cnterta IN.
ment are enthusiastic over their work
and everything points to big success
for the great spectacular performance
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ZION BANK CLERKS
PROMISE GREAT HIT
Minstrel and Vaudeville Show
to Be Given on
February IL.
RUFUS z. LOVE.

Local bank clerks are deeply en-
crossed in plans for the "Milliou Dol,
lar Diamond and Gold Minstrel and
Vaudeville Show" to be presented az
the Salt Lake theater February IL
Lincolp's birthday. under the auspices
Of the local chapter Of the American
Institute of Banking.
They have engaged Rufus K. Love
a professional stager of amateur the
atricals, to assist them in .perfectlne
the production, and scores Of local art
lists will appear among the cast. NJ, j.
Brines will be ono of the principal
soloists.
George IT,, Butler, paying teller al
the Utah National bank, is chairman
of the committee appointed TO secure
talent for the production. He promises
cast of 100 men and women, many
of them of much local fame in amateur
tbeatricals.
The purpose Of the show is to raise
money to aid in the entertainment OF
the national institute when II meets IN
Salt Lake next summer in annual con
Vention.
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'Epa'ly noshy people prefer 10 put up
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Heir health by taking The so-calicd
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.lhis self sacrifice Of comfort and
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

~LUB women of Salt Lake are
starting the now year with much
enthusiasm and activity along
philauthropic, patriotic and Int
erary lines. The annual meeting OF the
Young Women s Christian association
the past week showed much accomp-
lished in the past and renewed vlgor
for the coming year. The Free kln'
dergartcn and Neighborhood House as
sociation hopes to realize nice sum
as a New Year boost for its work In
the coming Kirmess. The Woman s
Civic club will soon hold its annual
meeting and make plans for civic I'M
provcment in the next twelve months
and the civic section of the state Fed
GRAFTON Of Women IS Clubs has many
schemes for civic bettcrment on foot.
On the whole, the year 1912 promises
tn leave an excellent record of work
for Salt Lake women.
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sent to tnc city commissioners, asking
that the law with regard 10 speeding
be more rigidly enforced. Another ac-
tivity is work III connection with the
social service commission in securing
more correct weights and measures in
Salt Lake stores. These matters were
taken up in meeting Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. T., y. Cook. and will
be further discussed in meeting Mon
day afternoon.
The College club met Thursday ev.
euing with Mrs. ]. D. Travis, 1l16 Sec
ond avenue. The meeting was a social
one.
The LLOYD alliance gave its usual
monthly luncheon at Unity hall We'd
nesday.
The current events and current liter
ature section of the Ladies Literary
club met Friday afternoon at the club
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

Try it, ladies'. on that fair and
square basis. Surely YOU don't want
to experiment with common CONNER,
cial topics. when large bottle OF
PARTISAN SAGE costs but 30 cents.
There is reason for the phenom-
email sale of PARISIAN SAGE In the
United States since it was first intro
duced iuto America, and the sales this
year are breaking all records.
And the reason is plain to all; Pak'
ISIAN SAGE does just what 1t Is adj
vertised TO do.
There is no reason whatever why
any man OF woman should fail to take
advantage of the above generous ofier'
But one thing that has made PAX
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

New classes are being organized for
the study Of elocution aud dramatic
art. also for the study of the literary
and the dramatic Interpretation OF
Shakespeare, Browning and TenDyson,
at the Baker School Of Oratory and
Dramatic Art in the Constitution build
ing. Any ono desiring to take up these
studies will be pleased with the courses.
Children s classes are held Saturday
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City Health Rsport,

There were slNty-ona cases OF conta-
gious and infectious diseases reported to
the city health department during tho
week ending January 10. 1912, according
health, There were 90 cases OF smallpox,
! cases of diphtheria. 3 cases OF scarlet
fever. cases of measles, 10 cases of
whooping cough and 13 cases or chicken
pox. .,
During the week there were 80 births,
Of which 90 wero males and 10 females:
A total of % deaths were reported, OF
which IA were males and females,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

The history section of the Ladies
LITERARY club. will meet Thursday
morning at the club house. The gen,
eral topic for discussion will be band
led bv Mrs. G. +. Kutnewsky and the
second part by Miss Jessie L. Knowles,
The Seekers club will meet with
Mrs. j. T, Becss. 667 First West
street, Tuesday afternoon. The lesson
will be from chapters -.l5 and Is of
HGreek Life. The magazine article
K will be on "Greek People Of Today -
a reading will be given by Mrs. Eva
Temple.
The browning section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Saturday after
noon with Mrs. A, j. Hosmer, l70 Thir.
4 teenth East street.
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. Am.
brose Nord, lls r street. The lesson
will be presented by Mrs. p. A. Dix.
F.. A paper on 'The Egyptian Concep'
lion of Life and Immortality" will be
given by Mrs. D., n Straup. A read
ing entitled "The Souls Declaration
of Innocence from Egyptian litera-
ture. will be given by Mrs. L: l.. Davis
The members will respond TO roll call
With Egyptian ideas on life and I'M
mortality,
The Oeofan club will meet Wednes-
, day afternoon with Mrs. II. K. Bur
| ton. 521 Third avenue. Famous
Second French Empire will be the
topic for discussion by Mrs. W. c. Nc
/ Donald.
The Ladies Literary club will meet
/ Friday afternoon at the club house.
South America will the subject of the
programme. FGreat Cities, Population
and Customs" will be discussed by
Mrs. +. L. Marcy. "Our Opportunities
and Responsibilities Will be the sub:
iect of a paper by Mrs. Ira D. Travis
Ecnssed by Mrs, Arthur Parsons.
y Miss Bernice Browning will play a
piano solo, Miss Margaret Browning
will play violin solo, and Mrs. J. r.
Keith Will sing.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Third
Presbytcriap church will hold the rcgu
4 lar monthly meeting in the church par
Tors Tuesday. January 23. Lunch viii
be served at noon,
Y The W C. 7. u. will give a recep
2 tlon In honor of Mrs LULU Shepard
4 state president of the w. g. 7. u. al
the home Of Mrs Martha T., Jones
Thursday.
II The Monday Night Literary club viii
>fmeet Monday evening al, The residence
Eof DIR. Alice Houghton. oil Third ave
Enne. Madam Helen NJ Root will give
- The Possibilities Of Utah. aud Mrs
Nv %! B. Blakelv will conduct the current
events discussion.
~ The civics committee of the Stat,
~ tederation of Women g clubs will NEE
1T Monday afternoon at 3 clock wifi
Mrs. P, N. Cook, 81 X street.
Vesper services will be conducted n
% lthe Y. w G, a. this afternoon at
clock. Mrs. c. Z. Richards will piy
o. la reading and special musical pro
eslersmme will be conducted by Mrs. Cut
4 Her.
The Woman q club will meet Tues
lEIdRv afternoon at $50 clock with Mr.
nj Allen T. Sanford in the Taylor apsr
lntmeDts. Mrs. q. 7. Carlson Will give
paper on Aviation
81 The American Woman s league wi
! Gmect Tuesday evening in the parlol
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Sister of Chief Justice Dies.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Jan. 30.--Mss
EIvia White, sister of Chief Justice
White OF the United States supreme
court. died at sanitarium here last
night Miss White was 60 years old.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

of the Kenyon hotel Mrs. Could B
Blakely will give reading of "The
Passing Of the Third Floor Back ~ by
Jerome.
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Glorious Hair for w ORaaeHa

Your Money Back, says
Schrarn1n Johnson, if
PARTISAN SAGE isn't
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Dressing, Grower, Beau
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power TO turn the harsh, uuattractiv'
hair that mauy women possess iutt
luxurisnt and radiant hair IN 3 short
time. Women Of refinement the coun-
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and in Salt Lake City by SCHRAMM-
JOHNSON, DRUGS, "The Never Sub
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cents large bottle, The girl With
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and its going TO become more annoying
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The Daughters of the Revolution
held theiT regular monthly meeting
Tuesday afternoon at the Bishop IS
building. Mrs. +. T. Farnsworth, Jr.
and Mrs. I. f. Wiley gave their an.
cestral papers. Mrs. Wiley also read
two patriotic poems Applications were
received for two new memberships.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

The poets' section Of the Ladies
Literary club met MonlaY afternoon
with Mrs. A. T. Volmer, 80 Alameda
avenue. The reading Of "L 'Aiglon
WAS continued
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

The Wasatch Literary club met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. II. A.
King. sos East Tenth South street.
The reading of "Hamlct was con.
tinued. Mrs. Byron Cummings and
Mrs. ". |. Brown gave talks on the
play, Excellent music was furnished
by Mrs. George Buskle, Miss Ednu
Walton. Miss Carol King and Mss
Lena Brown.
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Announcements,

The history section of the Ladies
LITERARY club will meet Thursday
morning at the club house, The, gen
eral topic for discussion will be band
led bv Mrs. G. r. Kutnewsky and the
second part by Miss Jessie L. Knowles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

The Woman g club will meet Tues.
dRv afternoon at $50 clock with Mrs
Allen T. Sanford in the Taylor apart,
ments. Mrs. q. 7. Carlson Will give a
paper on "Ayiation.''
The American Woman S league vii
meet Tuesday evening in the parlorS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

The Clcofau club mrt Wednesda
afternoon with Mrs w, D. Ritter, SIS !
street. Current literature was dis
cussel by Mrs. Charles Wells,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

The art section of the Ladies Liter
arv club met "Wednesday morning at the
club house "Sacred and Profape
Love az portrayed bv Tirian. was
tho subject Of a paper by Mrs. G.. b,
Wilson,
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sauitol Tooth Powder cut to. ,-...- !,
Sozodont Liquid cut to .....'.'--.' i
Camellipe cut to o.
Rexall Violet Talcum cut to. III
Lsua Oil and Ruttermilk Soap cut ;,
to, the box
Packers Tar Soap cut to. ....,-'' y
Elcaya Creme cut to ....: .:,.-.: .:'''ii
Coke Dandruff Cure. SOC size. cut TO :,
Coke Dandruff Cure, 81 size, cut to 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

Vesper services will be conducted a
The Y. ". G. 4. this afternoon at
o clock. Mrs. C. Z. Richards will civ,
a reading and special musical pro
pramme will be conducted by Mrs. Cut
Ter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

The Seekers club will meet witt
Mrs. j. T, Belcss. 667 First West
street. Tuesday afternoon. The lessor
will be from chapters .,l5 and Is OF
HGreek Life The magazine article
will be on "Greek People of Today
a reading will be given by Mrs. Evs
Temple.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-21

The ciyics committee of the State
Federation Of Women S clubs is active
ly engaged in some civic reforms. the
last one being a campaign against auto
mobile speeding. A request has been