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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

Logan announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Florence Gay, to Elmor
!. Stoddard of lie Grand, Ore The
marriage will take place in April. Mr..
Stoddard has many friends in Salt Lake
and Miss McAlister also is well known
here.
Miss Anna Lieberman and Samuel
Perrelman will he married at the home
Of Mr., and Mrs NJ, Nathan this even
ing at 8 O'Clock. The bride will be
given away by her father, Samuel Lie
herman The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rabbi Baskin
The date foT tine wedding Of Miss
ali
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

tlonal Chi Omega sorority last night
with a banquet al the Hotel Utah. The
installation lasted through Friday and
Saturday, closing with the banquet
The table was laid in the banquet room
of the hotel, with covers for thirty.
The decorations were In white carna-
tions, which also marked the place of
each guest. The white carnation is
the sorority flower The menus were
printed on corn"coored paper aud
bound In cardinal leather, carrying out
the sorority colors, They were tied
with corncolored ribbon. Mrs. Mary
Lou Collins and Miss Egarda McMul,
len, who had charge of the installa
tion, presided at the banquet.
MI ISIS ELLEN OBLOB entertained
Iva about fifty friends at tea from
3 to 6 yesterday afternoon. She was
assisted by her sister, Mrs. Dagmar
Derland. Mrs, William H. King and
Mrs. w, r. Foster presided ut the tea
table, Miss Marie Owen and Miss
Ella Ridges assisted in serving, The
tea table was decorated i'll yellow dat,
fodils,
M Rs. BARRY HOGARTY enter.
4'A tanned at bridge tea yesterday
afternoon at her home, SOC East First
South street. Four tables were mr.
ranged for bridge, and other guests
came In for tea. The tea tablo had a
centerpiece of red tulips in a brown
basket, on a cluny lace cover. Prizes
were given at each table. They were
dainty doilies embroidered in wreaths
of Dresden design. Those assisting
We're Miss Mario Gaby, Miss Katherine
Richards, Miss Hortense Young and
Miss Ortha Kingsbury.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

goes. just as oil crceps
up n lamp wick. II
Is porhnps psedlee9 10
caution any who may
uso this process. which
has 80 deadly au Of
fect upon tho hair, that
II must never By any
chance be pa-mittod 10
touch hair which Is
not TO bo destroyed In
explaining the process,
Miss Randoll mentions
thnt II is pofec,,y
neutral and Ineffective
10 tho skin. AZ anyone
can quickly prove by
experiment but she
discloirns all responsi-
billty for permanent
loBs OF desirable hair,
such ns eyebrows. hair
OF the hoad. etc., TO
which the process ia
applied. Evon though
tho accidental applion :
tiou DC Insufficient to
dissolve tho hair al
oucc. IL VIII eventual
ly die and fall ont, and
thoro exists no known
I, meano OF restoring iIfo
Ito hair rootu thus nf-
fectod.
For the benefit OF
any womcn who may
be Interested and who
wlsh 10 DO rid of theIr
Supurfluoua hair by
B. Misc Randall has
nd complete particulars
aud use tn all who
oIt month"; lnclosinE q
postage. Mis- Randall
Iver. and IL may be
Ing TO sell. Simply ad-
III. suite l26. 1877 Re-
". England fpostage
md you will receive
mail under plain sealed
Advertisement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01
Euents of Coming Week

Mrs. T. w. Gardiner will entertain
Wednesday with a Kensington at her
home, 27 Ninth East, in compliment to
her daughter, Clare, who will be mar
ried soon,
Mrs. A. K. Ticrnan will entertain
with bridge tea Tuesday Afternoon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

'k0HARITY and club functions re-
II Ieved the dullness of the first
fsw days of Lent. The musical tea
Syen by the Utah congress of mothers
4 the Hotel Utah Thursday afternoon
ras one of the largest affairs of the
Inter, and the "cabaret hop" at tine
bommercial club last night was at
teuded by practically all Of the club
Members and many of their friends.
Harch promises to be popular month
hr weddings. The dates of many of
hem have not been fixed, further than
hat they will take place some titne
hiring the month, An early Easter
lives the prospect of much social gaye
h for the spring. The spring festi
Isl will fall ON April 12 this year,
AfrHE st. Lonis Republic of Feb
|Il ruary 20 contains an account of
he romantic marriage of Charles
bwyer, formerly Of this city, to Miss
katherine Egan Of st. Louis, Mr.,
bwyer is a son Of James Dwyer of
,5elt Lake and a brother of Ada Dwyer-
Russell the celebrated actress. The
lkory Of the wedding follows:
II When Charles Dwyer became
manager of the Algonquin Golf
club three weeks ago, it was on the
condition, as set forth in a letter
written him by the house commit
Il tee, that he should be married in
n ut least three weeks. The house
committee informed him that the
managers usually had been married
men, and these had been found re-
\ liable.
Just ten days after assuming the
position, or, to be more exact, at
10 a. II. yesterday, Mr., Dwyer was
married to Miss Catherine Egan,
593S North Market street, at the
Eotre Dame church, Kienlen and
Cote Brilliante avenues, by the Rev.
|Cornelius F. O'Leary-
Before accepting the clubs of
Fer he had called up Miss Egnn,
whom he had known three years,
land to whom he had been engaged
two years, and hesitatingly asked
her what he had better do.
II "Take the position she re-
piled,
II The bride is an unusually beau
Itiful blonde, with golden hair and
large, blue eyes. For several years
She has been employed as private
-1secretary at the firm of Broderick
ID Bascom, rope manufacturers.
n Mr.. Dwyer is widely acquainted
lFn st. Louis, having been connected
with the Missouri Athletic club,
the Universal Exposition clubhouse
end the Century Boat club. He has
been in St. Louis since the world s
fair, his home being in Salt Lake
City. His sister, Ada Dwyer,
ranks high in the theatrical pro-
!, fession. She appeared in st. Louis
Afwo years ago in "Tbe Deep Pur-
pIple. and was for a long time as
pbociatcd with Eleanor Robson, now
Mrs. August Belmont.
Mrs. Dwyer did not tell her moth
Ier OF her marriage yesterday morn
!, Png, but sent her a message last
night, fearing that she would OBJ
Dect. because her brother, j. S,
s'IEgan, was married the day before
lTn st. Louis to Miss Marie Cox,
st. Louis girl They left for
! Denver, where he is manager for
he American Refrigerator Transit
!. company.
: When Mr., Dwyer applied for the
5 Acense yesterday morning he was
u % nervous that when the license
fierk asked him the brides street
ADDRESS he could not remember it
y ND had 10 look ii up in the direc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

~ - e9os. aisa Randall tolls how pho oct
- experimenting In ber tireless effort to
tne lost secret from the past From ths
- OF MiHs RandalIB discovery, which
Ssniiy aroused 30 much interest among
y Nn shpertuopB hair. there soems
NJ ooupt thnt Mt last there has been
way: most radically diffarcnt from
'.ra hlsacrto known. by which auJ woman
na herself permanently, harmloosiy,
sasAS OF all Auporfuous hair krnwthn
"sselyins nnem out Of existence, root md
one saft OF the proossa consists OF a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

A pretty home wedding was that Of
Harvey Elliott and Miss Lucy Wardrop
at the residence Of the bride Is parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Wardrop, 300
Twelfth South street, Thursday even
ing at s o'clock. The ceremony was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

this remarkable proccsn,
generously agreed to send
regarding It's preparation
wrlto her within the noSl
2-ccnt stamp for return d
makes no charge whatevr
added that sho has nothinI
drosu; Miss Alma Randall.
gent street. London, "
TO England. 2 contH). ant
NIL particulars by roturn mi
cover.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01
HOW | CURED MY
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
A Friendly Scientist Showed MI
How to Cure II Forever
! WILL TELL you FREE HOW TIC
GET RID OF YOURS, TOO,

For long time soreIy troubled by n hid
oous growth OF supcrfluous hair on my face md
arms. Ny face was Indeed q sisht from the ex-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

tory. He gave his age as 43 and
hers as 26.
A wedding breakfast was served
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

. bso"ths upon her
peck and arms. "A
nnr constantly be-
moro thick and
ps. 5ho tried every
= and remedy ad-
or reoommend-
pht found 10 her
that jt any OF
fsmovcd hair at
ho effects wero
temporary, and
sro~tirs soon ap-
stronger than
Even hourv of
under The cruel
neodle simply
great pain. n
and bIemished
and tho Iueylta-
disappoInIment.
spending hugo
IN effort 10 bs
nsr Terrible and
- Destroying AZ
AlsS Randall
soout TO give np
phlr. when by
sno learned OF
70 by which tho
OF Ancient
are Bald 70
Permanently ban-
superfluous hair.
cnlS a very
els~ M 10 the
Of this remark
prnceEB ,iued Ir
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

Mrs. Nathan Willis Levi announces
the engagement of her daughter, Decle
Minon Levi, to Paul Browning King.
The wedding Will take place in March,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

Friends Of Miss Edna Walton,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. L. A. Walton,
of 439 South Eleventh East street, and
T.. A Shields, travelling salesman for
the Sweet Candy company, were sur"
prised during the past week by the an
nouncement of the young couple that
they had gone to Pennington on Feb
ruary 10 and were quietly married
there. They kept their secret until
Mr.. Shields went east on business
trip last week. After March 10 the
young people will make their home in
Grand Junction, Colo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01
Weddings and
Engagements

Mr., and Mrs. f. w. Gardiner announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Clare, TO Laverne G.. Corfield. The
date of the wedding will be announced
later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

asperatiDE growth
md grew al
most TO hnte my
self for my un-
slightly appear
ance. There are
many things ad-
vertLsed for su-
perfluous hair.
and i think ]
tried them all,
but never with
any result. except
10 waste my
money and burn
my kkln.
But, po,with-
standing all my
years OF dlsap-
poirtment. today
ther. is not a
glgn OF supcrf,u.
ous hair on my
facc. arms or
anywhere else. I
cot rid ~ IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

Mr., and Mrs. George Romney, Jr.,
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Sarah, to Edward Lcnnox
Sloan, Jr, The date of the wedding
is to be announced later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

solution 1aslly obtained and prepared by any
Gao. which Possesses the remarkable quality
o. being readily absorbed by the hair so thai
10 creopR down dl,.ni,in. H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01
|0W A 'BEARDED LADY" killed
ALL her SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
IA BY DISSOIYING- QIIr ROOTS AND ALL

lea
AL liz 0THIE A6vERfIsEo RgMTDas aso
IA TAD ABSOLUTELY FAILED
dsr.o 1een carefully few
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

who arc afflicted With supo-tluous huir
% interested 10 learn OF the amazing dis.
Il made by Miss Alma Randall, who until
~ WaE ooeply humillnied BIZ thcae rcpII-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-01

through following the advfce OF friendly sclcu-
tlSt, Il professor OF chemistry at English unl-
vcrsiy. The treatment he advised Is thorough.
simple and easy to uso that want evory other
sufferer In America to know about IL II worked
such change In my appearance and my happ-
ness, that l gladly wnive my pstural feelings OF
sensitiveness and will tell broadcast 10 all who
are afflicted how destroyed every trace OF hair.
never TO return.
II you nro sufferer and would like to hevo
full dotulls, Just send along your (stating
whether Mrs. or Miss) and address. apd a 2-cont
stamp for return postage and will send you in
full detail the advice and instructions which re-
suited In my after all else failed. Ad-
dress your letter: Mrs. Kathryn Jonkins. suite
Si3: 3. C.. corner Summer street and Atlantic
avenue. Boston, Mass.
NOTE Mrs Jonkns. her photograph shown.
is lady of Refinement. and for years was well
known as society loader IN Scranton, Pa.
(Advertisement.)
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Continued on Following Page.)
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icben, Die 9}intnricd,io Dor 400 ,SaDs
ren bier gemolt bat @elier erbaltene
Srcsicn gibt cS ipo6ricbeinlid) iiber.
1nipt nidt, Sic gIeid5eitigen Don
Dem ndmlihen @ioler in Der anlios
Bcnoen So6onnesfapelle iuIO Don
Neibroildl mo Sidterdualm gan5
idwor3 geluorocn im0 ond' inn ia.
lo35o @oninnnalc boben 1hnlid]e llr-
iodcu oledje g9irflmgcn er5eu9t Sn
ser 2ibrcriu o6er lin0 bic &onono-
lercicn 10 friitb uiiO idon, oic 6orben
10 tlar ino bea, ais ob ocr Nialcr
nor ciner %iertclitunoe Den Sginiel
nieoer9elegt bate
Gicic Wfolereien er5dblen ms Die
@eltidjtc 0es Sumoniitiihcn 9lcneoS
Silptis ous 0ciH @eidIedte ser Bit
colomini ser inter Dem 9lomcu
Eiu5 H. @apit mar. g(n ion mo
icinc S1ntilie crinucrn in Siena
touieno Sinsc. IS gi6t Elm babes
0neeno @nldita mo Gin gauges
DHben0 stirdell &apellen ln0 @l0s
lier bic Oas gSoppel Der @iccolo'
mini iimf NierteImonoc i'm Aren5e,
8eigcr llnO oo fallt mis- eiil sob icb
uor elm BOAR Sobrcu einc bon oieicm
2lercas Splois Ncicbricbere @e.
iclifhte oelcici bobe, oic bier ii
Siena ipieit rno nilbtS cnOcres lit
ais Die Sie6esgeidjitte elmer ii0oti
illlcn Botri5ierii m0 cilies oeiltiden
aaiicrS iuenn im nicbi ire 0eS Aai
icrs Siaismm0. @ie ithooc. ouB mir
0a0 Jest crit cinfdllt. mo 0nB icD Gin
70 idlchtes @eodhtniB babel Cont
Bate i'd 0as Oanals aeleiene Bid
erToridlt lm0 nlitaenontnen lm0
f0nite S9neu nln Die lcbr biibihr
@eii5ihtc am rcd'ten 9loee nader.
5ablell
Qol elnclH an0cren 0Mltldjcn Nnis
fer cr50bIt Elm 6resto int Ealo35o
0onmunale Nlan icbt Oarolii cillct
aaiier Der langaisgeitredt ani ocnl
9iiiden licot SIT 6iiBen eines Sap
ties ilo on0erer @irhcnfiiriicn. Der
5iihrer crfldrte ons iei 6rieorid5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-08

ncn fleuen Shld9aulall o0er 5cbn
Nlrnutcn SAcintoO. 9tod Elm 0eilt'
ltcr aoiier inn Eolo35o Gonnnmale
elm aon3 onOererl Der fiinfim03man'
SIG Sabrcn licB maiI IN eiuem Soale
Oic 5cl0cniAotci &ittor 0munrls
mnlen; bel iencn Scidenba8on9niB
idreitet in ser poroeriici gleIbc Der
Oomolige Sronpriuj m0 ipdterc
&aiicr Srie0rirb. glud cine 0eitltgc
Stnot lit in Sicna obacnolt gcneos
SplDns mar elm piclacrciltcr Nlonn
uno hat olih GcitiHIano 6cindlt
@craoc oarm iino cini9c iciucr
Sdriiien iuorin cr bon Uentlnlano
lprtt. beion0ers iiterenalit fir inns
Ginmal mar cr bel Der Noiierlr0.
nua in Srontiirt mo 80 fommt
@inhlricc1io Cn5l in Siala Die
Sto0t ,Srantinrt n6suindlcn Sclocr
criohren mir aus oielQr Dlaerei
nidts pon Dem 0cnoIiaen 2iSicbcn
ser &r0nm9sitaof Iic .Qloler HOS
IiNl " ilt jNltNit s)llANlA 4fit1t ~ wv
non pic ibre bciIti9cn Holcgeu bic
5n i5rcn biitoriichcu &il0crn griino.
lide miiienidoitlidc Stn0ion modcu
iuio iid6 Fir cutcari baltcn ipenn iic
einelu gried'iidjcn Sol0atcn eincn re-
nildcn S5elH oiIllebcr 4intnrlrdio
molte icin 6ranfiiiri aus Der ireiea
NanO ipic Hoiidel icin ,Scrulaleni
gr itelltc aon5 ciufod eine 9roBe
oiiene yo8gia binter icine Senic iuiO
oieic Sobgia 1T ocr &r0nlnasienpe
@enn 0ic Srnnfiurtcr oofnit lidlt 3il.
fricocn iin0 t6nneniie ia cine iolr1c
Soagia IN i6rer Stdot bauen
bic 9oncriuncn IN Der lln8e5eu0
ron Siena nno and oic }rducu ans
ocn Goltc in Ocr 'Staot ielblt 5eid
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auS Die iic 0as aalBe So5r binOurcl
tro9en eincrlci ob oic Barrier NioOc
10 eiiuos lobt o0er tooelt Gicie &itc
iino mir idon Dor iiiui5ebn Su0ren
allaeiauen mo ideinen isitber ct.
mos ob9enon1cll 3i bobel 3luar
meroen 9Iniabtspoiiforten perlouii