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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

ment was recently announced, will be
entertained at numerous affairs during
the coming week. among them an after
noon party at which Mrs. Ruby Hyde
will entertain.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Salmenson enter.
tanned informally Thursday evening in
honor of Mrs. Salmensou S sister. Miss
Sarah Blumberg of New York city. The
guests present were Miss Magdalcne
Whitten. Jeanette Wolf.. Ruth Wola,
Fannie shapiro. Sarah shapiro. Mrs.
William Wolf, Mrs, K Sorenson, Mrs.
7. shapiro aud Joseph Blumberg.
Mrs. John Erickson entertained at
luncheon Friday in honor OF Miss ATlie
johnson. The color scheme was carried
out in pink and white. Twelve friends
OF the bride.elect were present and the
hostess was assisted by Miss Margaret
johnson
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

sater: II Is right that the patrons
w beauty parlors" should object
anpoos made from soap on account
-. Eeat danger OF the soap alkah
The lustre OF their hair. Try
20 made By dlssolV!ng teaspoon
4 santnroN II cup Of hot water
enes shempoo!ng, rinse the hair as
eanthroS makes the most salts
~ shampoo imaginable and leaves
sEects. II lathers splendidly and
~ oeN and most thorough scalp
- ! have ever seen. II relieves
Hntation and leaves the hair
soit, Auffy and easy TO do up.
,Hampoo permits the hair to dry
very beneficial and will not
naed, streaky or discolorcd hair as
saq most shampoos are likely 10 DO.
g.; 1t Is not necessary that
e reflect your age. You could
- se much finer, clearer. smooth
rs,Fe uoFe youthful complexion " you
n rnIf powder and tried good To-
~ oive four ounces spurmax in
f1.t not water or witch hazel aud
~ seaspoon!uls glyccrin. Apply this
- nee, neck and arms, and IL will
- your looks wonderfully. IL VIII
= ak,uaa "htten your skin and remove
lpuhs Ibo lGlc~kPNi
Esvh VIII not rub of like powder,
<,lI,"ety oeneticial in preventing and
a ~ a.Ieekies and skin -plmples. and
.sv,hiennl skin beautifcr. You can
4 rrsaNs recommend al almost any
II - Eyes: Wearing glasses Is not
II nsip your weak. dull, intlameo
- aat you need Is 4 good strength
- ,onlc- s,.nlc- The next time you go TO
get an ounce OF crystos and
N Pint OF water, Drop a few
MI Sns IN each eve occasionally and
~ oe surprised how soon " vii!
. ~ .shet II will not smart or burn
~ na ls a perfectly reliable tonic
snssae,to 20 use who has eye troubles.
6sls.naoid Tor treating watery. eN-
u fh< eyes or granulatsd lids. IL
- eyes bright. strong and spark
Ar. would advise you To seek
"A ~, before beauty, You say you
\ hnycs but that you feel tired al
[156s sallow and have pimbles and
~ Try this home made blood
tyurru eystem-tonic: Get from
'st ono ounce OF kardene. dis.
I'm ohe-half pint OF alcohol (not
iks.sua add onc-half cupsul OIL
I1arf enough hot water To make a
ntsi Lake Tablespoonful before
tjsts,, ms remedy should tone VT
ID di.a and build up your strength
Efi1x' .tloh, arouses torpid live
3fk me blood. When your blood
1kapnn"uT sallowness and pir!ple'
"a az and YOU VIII have moro
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

Grath left Yesterday for Detroit, Mich,
to spend some time with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas White will
leave Tuesday for their home in Los
Angeles, having spent the past two
months here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

Mrs. Clara Stepbenson's Millinery
Parlor is now resplendent with de.
lightful display Of the newest styles in
ladies headgear. Fuschia, amber,
bronze. brown and blues are the most
popular colors this season. and each hat
shown is suggestive OF the latest Pari'
sian models. Mrs. Stephenson viii be
glad 70 meet old or new customers at
2l2 Main street. upstairs.
(Advsrtissnertl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

Miss Ruth Bellemere entertained the
senior members OF 81. John S Girls
Friendly society at her home on Thurs
day evening,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
Miscellaneous Euents

The Souvenir Card club WAS pleasant.
" entertained on Thursday last by Mrs.
NJ W. Mansfield at her home. Four
tables Of sixty~three were played, and
prizes were won by Mrs. L. Haslam
and Mrs. Chloe Tburston. The next
meeting will be held in two weeks with
Mrs. Haslam at 5ig Pugsley street,
Misses Margaret and Agnes McMshon
entertained last Saturday afternoon at
their home in Smith apartments ~
honor OF Miss Nellie McMahou. a bride
of the month. The decorations were
entirely in pink, Killarney roses being
used. The afternoon was spent I'D
games aud music, Mrs, VI. J. Carrigan
winning the first prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r Lamph eu'er-
taiucd party OF friends Friday even
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

Miss Hazel Franklin viii entertain
on Tuesday for Miss Arlie johnson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

Miss Ardele Williams was the hostess
"Wednesday evening at 500 at ber home
on First North street, in compliment
to her sister Myrtle. The decorations
were carried out in festoon and autumn
foliage The prizes were won by Fac
Lambert aud Alex Jacobson. She was
assisted by her mother. Mrs. Williams
The guests were, besides MYRTLE WI
Watson, Fac Lambert. Maude Naylor,
Noma snow. Adaline Cutler, Vera Pc
tcrsen, Harry Friedman. Melvin Ken
nedv, Fred Haas, 4. Axelrod, Alex ia
cohsou. Bates Hardy. Henry Scoheld,
Valgeau Stiefel, Vaughn Cutler, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Raleigh Browning.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

ing at their home on East First South
street in honor of their brother, J. Nor.
man Lamph. who leaves shortly for
Europe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

d.. z. Fl. Conger, dentist, successor
TO DR.. J. ". Ewin, has taken charge OF
the Office, room els Kearns building.
Wasatch e32. ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

When Won want reliable medicine
for n cough or cold take Chamberlain IS
Cough Remedy. II can always be de
pended upon and is pleasant and safe
10 take, For sale BY all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

Mrs. !. D. Campbell entertained at
dinner Sunday in compliment TO her
brother, 4. NJ Larsen, who left for
Baltimore Tuesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

Beatrice Kleiusehmidt. the daughter
Of Mr., aud Mrs. +. +. Kleinschmidt, eel
ebrated her eleventh birthday Yesterday
afternoon by taking a party OF sixteen
Of her little friends 70 the matinee AT
tho Orpheum. Mrs. Kleinschmidt chap
eroned the Young people.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

Miss Rozella Scoheld entertained a
few friends yesterday afternoon az
bridge for her sister. Mrs. Robert l..
McRoberts OF Chicago. who is here WIS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

4 dance will be given at the Eleventh
ward amusement hall next Friday even
ing bv the kindergarten and primary
SUNDAY school teachers.
Miss Belle Morrison, whose engage
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06
MRS. sTEPHENsoN's NEW HATS

AsTsrtiss1szO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Read will
leave the latter part Of the week for
the east and will visit IN st. Louis and
in Chicago on their way to New York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

Mrs. 4. Fred Wey and her daughter
Mrs. Vaughn Paul, are back from stay
of some months in California.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

years ago visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. E.
Van Housen, and was heard in church
and concert numbers during her visit.
She is the leader Of largo church
choir in Baltimore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

Arnold r. Wall is here from Los An
eeles and Is visiting his brother and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. b. 0. Mech'en'
burg.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
NJ ANY DEALERS
JOIN ExCHAAG &c
Real Estate Men See Great Adj
vantage in Proposed Or
ganization.

Reports from the committee on
membership for the proposed Rich
mond Rea! Estate Exchange made
yesterday to II. Funston. temporary
chairman. showed that nearly every
dealer approached had signed an ap-
plication to become a member. There
arc some, however. who are still hold
ing OFF. Within few days Mr..
Funston will call the organization
meeting
This meeting has been delayed 30
that all might have ample chance to
become charter members. and thereby
have voice in the election OF officers.
Then. too. along with the other details
OF organization, II is probable that the
exchange VIII decide upon an Initiation
fee for those who do not enter as
charter members. Tho question OF
such fee has been discussed by tho
committee. and it is probable that the
amount decided upon will be 5000 or
$3.50 Those who enter at the organ
cation meeting Will have 10 pay only
the annual dues Of 800.
According to the bylaws tentatively
adopted at the preliminary meeting held
recently, and which will hold when
the exchange is fully organized. none
OF The officers with the exception of
IN" secretary Will bc paid. Thus far
the only officer suggested is Mr.
"nsten for the presidency. II is
hardly probable that the secretary Will
be elected at tho first meeting. ms IL
VIII he necessary to appoint n com.
m!ttco to decide upon man qualified
to hold tho position and to TX his
SALARY IT Is understood that there are
already several applicants.
IL Is proposed that the secretary
Keep in his Office records of sales and
eli other Information p.rtainin Ia the
business. such as arc now maintained
by the individual concerns at great
expense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
YOUNG NEGRO GIRL
MAY EvADE CHAIR
Writ OF Error Granted Virginia
Christian, Hampton
Murderess.

Virsiuia Christian. the frs, woman
sentenced TO death IN the Virginia
electric chair has another chance for
hyr lie IN the Supreme Court yes
to-day she was granted writ of err
ier from the judgment OF the Circuit
Court Of Elizabeth city county on
petition Of her attorneys, which. as
told in The T!mcs-D Dispatch al the
;!mc. was filed with thu court on June
The case now goes on the docket
Ton hearing at The November term
Tho granting OF the wri, acts as a
stay u execution, and she viii be held
~ iail until final decision of the case.
Tie petition alleges many reasons
Tot new trial, but thu fact OF tho
prisoners youth seems the main ar
SUmenL II Is stated that she is not
set seventeen years old and that pub
Tie policy and the dictates of humane
rs protest against the execution or
amy one 80 young.
However, the crime of the young
'olorcd sir was most revolving. she
Lad. il appeared, qUarrelcd with Mrs.
iGa Beiotc tnc murdered woman.
Huou; q SKIRT which was supposed TO
Law, been. iol-r The Christian girl
Went 10 the Relotc home in Hampton,
aud after her departure. the body was
found s broom handle had been used
80 force a towel into the throat OF
Tie slain woman, and She had been
wounded by blows on thc head from
= cuspidor and crockery. which were
broken into pieces.
The girl asa not go on the stand IN
Ter trial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
ALUMNI TO ELECT
new PRESIDENT
John Marshall High School Asso.
citation Holds Annual Meet
ing Tonight.
FINALS TOMORROW NIGH
Professor Maphis to Deliver AL
dress to Graduates at City
Auditorium.

The annual meeting of the John
Marshall High SchooI Alumni Assoca-
ton Will take place tonight at Sis
o'clock in the High school auditorium.
Following the election OF officers and
the TRANSACTION OF other business u
dance will take place in the library.
stephen I. Beveridsc. of the class OF
June. 1875, the first graduating class,
who began the movement for the
alumni association. has declined to
serve as president for another term.
Other officers of the association now
are James c. Harwood. first vice prcsi-
dent; Miss Rachel Van Wort. second
vice president: Miss Nellie d Spence.
secretary; Alvin b. liutzier treasurer
Executive committec-Dr. Ramon ID.
Garcin. Mrs. Clarence Burton, Mrs.
Howard l. Whitlock and Miss Martha
Davis.
The following is the committee on
arrangements:
James c. Harwood. Miss Rachel Van
Wort, Miss Martha Davis. Mrs. Clarence
Burton and Mrs. Howard l.. Whitlock.
Invitations have been sent TO all
members and prospective members TO
be present at the exercises tonight.
Nonmembers Will be admitted by
tickets only. which may be obtained
from the Office of the principal
The following program will be car
ricd out:
instrumental Number. "Assyrtan
March tWachs), the IIieh School or.
chostru.
Report of the president. S. T. Rev.
oridgc. class of June. rs.
Song. selected, Mrs. clifton w. Mil
Ter. class of February. SO.
report of the treasurer. Alvin b.
Hutzler class of juno. oil
Report of the secretary, Miss Nellie
ID. Spence. class of February. '95.
Male Quartet, selected. Ralph Aus
tin, Samuel PadEctt. reynolds Rack
EFT. Wilmer Van Deuburgh.
Address, Joseph c. Taylor, class of
February. '9I.
Song. selected. Mrs. James whittct
class of June, '9l
the principal.
RESPONSE by the class president, II.
Robert Phinncy. Jr.
instrumental number. Norwegian
Dance (Gricg). the High School or
chestra.
High School TinaIs.
President T.. H. Russell. OF tho Fred
cricksburg Normal School. will make
the annual address to the graduates
OF the John Marshall High School to-
morrow night at the CITY Auditorium
The occasion will be brilliant
affair, with seats reserved for pupils
and patrons of tho High school
The final exercises OF the Armstrong
CoIorcd High School will take place
next Monday night at the City Audi
forum. when the speaker will be Gov
eInor William Hodges Mann.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
PUT NO BLAME ON
CITY SERGEANT
Jail Commissions Report Sent
On to Council by Order
of Judge Wells.

Judge l.. IL. Wells III the Hastings
Court yesterday ordered that copy
OF the report OF the jail commission
crs. who. with Building inspector Beck,
inquired inc the recent escape OF
,hreee prisoners from the City Jail,
be forward TO the City Council.
The report. which was submitted
yesterday. holds City Sergeant Satter-
Held blame!ess for the delivery. With
ether recommendations, ii urged that
Tour time clocks he installed at points
III the prison TO be registered by the
night guards every fifteen minutes
The report was as follows:
Hon. T. H. Wells. Judge IIus,lngs
Court Richmond. Va.
Dear Sir.-We. tho Jail commits
siomcrs, together win the Building
Inspector, have this day examined the
CITY Jail Ia accordance with your com
mand We have made close exami-
ration ana Inquiry In reference to
the escape of three prisoners OF tho
might OF June :. 1919, ana beg leave
t. submit the following report:
"!nasmuch as these prieoncrs were
rot reported to the city Sergeant as
desperate characters. The one who is;
supposed TO have done the work, not
having yet been ried. they were not
confined III toolproof cells. We
ma they got possession OF II
piece of hacksaw left by some
workmen engaged in aoing a Job o.
work within tho Jail, with which they
had no trouble in saving their way
cut.
We hnd the City Sergeant capable
and exercising due precaution, and re-
t.ard him in no way negligent or TO be
blamed for this jail delivery.
We would respectfully recommend
that four time-cIocks be placed In tn,
said jail. at points designated by tin,
Euilding Inspector, and that the might
guards be required 10 register one
every fifteen minutes from F. NJ
To y. NJ, ana that report OF same
be A.ed in thu Building Inspectors Of
fee every Monday ana Thursday.
we hnd the locks to the corrido.
doors unsafe and needing attention
and would recommend mat they b,
referred 20 the Building Inspector foi
immediate repairs.
We would further recommend thai
the Council Committee on Electricity
nave Installed at once street arc
light OPPOSITE the main cntrencc on
Marshall street.
We regard the Guy JAIN suflcieat-
ly secure for short term prisoners.
Respectfully submitted.
CSigncdJ u. T. ROY. VI. D..
wv. s. GUNS.
/ "T. y. NEWELL.
Jail Comniasioners
IL T.. BECK.
'buildlug Inspector"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
ANOTHER VICTIM
CLAIMED BY RIVER
INTERCHANGEABLE John Roy
Grafton Goes Beyond Depth
and Is Drowned.

Unable to swim. John Roy Grafton,
thirteen years old. son OF John II.
Grafton, superintendent OF the Allie
shany BOX Company. OF 237 South
Laurel Street.. was drowned yesterday
noon when he stepped into a deep hole
while bathing with scvsras compan-
ions in the James River
To Celebrate his promotion the pre-
v!ous day at tn, Randolph public
school, the boy. with his friends. de-
c!dcd to take dip In TIN. river .lbou,
half mile above hollywood Gene
terry. They had been playing In shall
low water for SONY time, wh.n young
Grafton suddenly discovered that he
had got beyond his depth. IL, called
Tor help. but his playma;es were also
unable to swim Swept by the rivers
strong current. he was carried beneath
its surface IN a few seconds
The helpless boys Is no stood by and
saw their friend go TO hi., death quick-
u spnead the ala.'m. Several men hast
ened to the sceno and cndeavorad TO
recover ihe body
Relatives in the meantime were roti.
Ned, and when they learned that the
body had not lS,cn recovered they or
gInized party and u systematic
search was begun The body was final
!? FOUND yesterday afternoon about >
O'Clock almost mile from the seems
of the drowning. having been carrssd
swiftly along by the rIver's current.
1t was viewed by Coroner TAYLOR. who
turned II over to relatives He said
death was due 10 acc'd utal drowning.
and decided al inquest unr.Acessary.
Yesterdays tragedy adds another
name 10 'the long list or chiidnsn who
have been accidentally drowned in tho
James near Richmond. Referring to
II. Coroner Taylor said that such acct
d-rNs VIII continue until the Guy
Council takes notice, II the many trag-
edIes and provides a suitable and safe
bathing and swimming place for the
boys Of Richmond
II have cnliorored for n long while. F."
Or Taylor said. Ito .ndUc.. the Council
to provide some place for rhe boys 20
swim and bathc. Boys viii l.s boys.
and YOU cannot stop them from seek
ing tho water especially at this sea
son. If the city WIZ cqutp som, swim
ming hole for them. many young lives
Will Dr. saved. As long as children ar.
permitu.l to 20 in water where they
have no protection. drowniuES Will fol-
low. intend TO keep M my forts 10
have the Council take cosnizancc OF
this fact. and viii continue to do so
until | am SucC1esf,f.l al "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
SAYS HE ANNOYED HER
Zimmerman Arrested ON thnrGc Preferred
by OFFICER, wife.

IL. II. Zimmerman. thirty-nyc years old.
who nave his occupation as real estate
dealer. was arrested yesterday by officer
g. II. sims. H. charge OF annoying
mis- wife.
The policeman Was at his home. 33 west
clay Street. when Mrs. Sims came in and
said that she had been followed by :,
strange man and tina. nc vas still waiting
for her. She pointed uut the man to her
husband. Sims told his wife to walk out Of
the house 10 see 81 he would again follow
her. Watching size left the house the
"miccr saw the stranger take up his appnr-
Ont pN-suit. He lost no time in hurryinr;
10 him and placed him under arrest. Xin-
urrman was taken the Second station
where warrant against him was sworn
out. He was baied.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
T. P. BRYAN PRESIDENT
Elected TO Succeed Silis by Business
Mems Club.

Thomas =. Bryan was elected prcsi-
dent OF the Business Mems club at "A
meeting OF Tile board. Of directors yes
ii.g,TTday afternoon. President Sell b.
clncd reelection. Other officers elect
ed were: Alvin NJ Smith. nrst vice.
president; ". :. =. Mayo. second vice
president; Amos NJ. Cover. recording
secretary; G. J.. WalfOrd. Jr secretary
and treasurer. Standing committees
VIII be appointed and announced later.
Secretary Wnlfords work was very
highly commended. the CLUB affairs
being In better condition now than
ever before
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
TO POSTPONE HEARING
franchise Discussion to Gn Over Because
Of Sorthrops Death.

Because Of the sudden death OF President
william Northrop. OF the Virginia Railway
and Power Company. further hearing OF the
pending franchise application OF the Rlcn-
mond and IIenrico Railway Company.
scheduled to be taken vi by the Commit
tee on Streets this afternoon a. O'Clock.
VIII he postponed until after the funeral
Chairman William II. Adams, % the Conn
mittce Streets. sald last night that he
had been assured that when the committee
meets counsel for the H-nrico company VIII
propose continuance to come later date
OF respect 20 Mr. Northrop and to suit
tho convenience OF tho Other officers Of the
Virginia hallway and Power Company. who
are uatuarly much upset by the death Of
their president. The committee VIII there
fore fix upon some date for further SIT
ling nnn al inmrn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
REGISTRATION BOOKS
{ commissioners Get $1,000 for Henr-
rnngin. Iist of Voters.

The commissioner appointed ~ tie HI1.-
inss Court last F"hrrary TO revise ana &C.
nrf'iFc the city resstratioE bOoss 20 As
60 place each registered voter upon ti..
rroper precinct ana ward 9oos unter tae
nov FORWARD plan, yesterday COMP. ed
their TASK and made their report 10 JJoss
=. II. VOLS Eaey were discharged aad al
order entered Boy tAr court Directing tlc
city 10 pay the com'nlss!onsrs $3.50 f3r tasis
work.
The commissioners p.artd tl. 1ef,nan.nt
tes.s'Ihuo" pooEs q" the hanas Of cam REG
isier IN The city. and TUNED c0p.a. o. tAetn
over 20 the clerk 20 ne i!4s.!Hsz Court
The commissioners were Harvey J. Ais!a-
aon. Clyd@ ". sauHGcfa aud John T. L,l-y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-12
ALLEGED H0USEBREAKERS
Negroes Arrested for Entering South Sew
nd nMcIIing.

ALERT Wood aud stephen Goodlow. both
coiored were arrested last night by Officers
TAFT. Barker and Hooker on charge OF
houschrealeing They are alleged to have
entered the dwelling OF J. r. Towncs.
south seventh Street.
Towne's wife discovered tho men in her
homo. II was said. and running to Main
street she was about 10 notify tho First
Police Station when officer Tat appeared.
lie summoned the other Officers, and they
had little difficulty in capturing Wood and
tyoodlow