J11E EXAMINER: MOIIN1NG OUDEN, CTAI1, fl'XDAY ! AMUSEMENTS. THE Grand Opera House DIRECTION "I R. ALEXANDER J CViinid L He. IJloa-Koi- the gueet of Mr. and Hoag ai the Virginia. BANQUET. NETHERLANDERS E Ralph Is Used of Homes the In Millions As Pc-ru-- na The HoIUud cfcuir which was oigan-- I zeil la Ogden. May 21. HU, through ;he efforts of Luo van den Akker. held Mr. and Mr. H. C. Wood of Speu-aeIda., are the guest of Mr. and its first banquet last tvenlug at the Fifth ward amuaeue nt hall, and wa. Mr. . T. Hulauiaki. attended by over Mil gueara. The ProfeMtur Thomaa E. McKay and banquet Table were spread in the main Miaa Lizzie O. McKay were in the city hall of the building and were laden with the bounties nf the land. Durfrom Logan Wednesday. ing the .erring of ihe banquet an orchestra discoursed sweet music and Mr. and Mr. K. 8. Swanger of Idaho, and J. H. Canton of Ely toaain were given by Peter Noorda, Nevada, are the gueaia of M. D. Car-do- H. van der Schnu. Albert Bell. John Kruiibosch. Arnold Unberg and Bishop Jolin Watson. Mrerewea Bskker were toastmasters. Mr. A. A. Summer entertained the aud G. B. Denver The tables were profusely decorated Past Noble Grand society on Thun cut ferns and potted day afternoon at her home at 23s with and Bowers, the front nt the nrrheum plants, Twenty ninth street. stage was banked in chrysanthemums. The Fourth ward religiou claaa la After the banquet dancing was enuntil midnight. making preparations fur a ball to be joyed The choir, which is composed of given nt the Fourth ward Institute about 50 member. Is a very creditWednesday eveulng, November It. Most Reliable Medicine r, u, Ila v la-in- Mr. Pe-ru-- na Pe-ru-- na in of the Home Gleaaon. i. Mia. Mary Hoag of Salt Lake MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12 KirLe La HLolle's Hi; Ptvilucliou of Ilciirr M. ben ifrw. The People Rise to the Defense waa aud Harriet Stone. The bottle aasleted by her ai.ier, Miaa Lorcue Bolin vtoiied Mr. and Mr. R. MacMillan In Salt Lake tt)i. week. I" GRANT, RciiUflt Managst Jr.'s (iivt URL OF SOCIETY llt The People Believe In ASSOCIATION. THEATRICAL NORTHWESTERN XOVEMEBEK MOHXINU, Du-boj- a. With flip entire New York OXE nrXDREID 1EorLE OXE lirXHREI) A Bin ud Now Scenic Production. the ouly coniaur playing tlii Tliiw i fdm-iuatiu- -- chamcter comedy, which has played fouvtceu differ ent engagements in Xw York aud sill duy two more there this aeaaoii. SEATS NOW OX SALE AT THE BOX OFFICE. r.0c, 7w, fl.uu and f 1.50 PRICES T. H. Davis entertained a few on Thursday afternoou at friend cards, prize being won by Mr. Thomas Fitzgerald and Mr. E. M. Conroy. Mr. Mr. M. L. Stone and daughter, Ruth of Omaha, who are on their way to Fort laud, are visiting their old friend, llr. and, Mrs. Joeph Chez, on Twenty-fourt- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 h street. CHARLES H. YALE Mrs. H. H. Henderson la home from a three months' visit to Alaska. 8he had a moat enjoyable trip, end her many friend are pleased to welcome her home again. Submits for your pleasure the Everlasting Mrs. C. H. Callnnd, wife of Chief Clerk Calland oT Assistant Superintendent Roth's office, will .pend the neat two or three week in Omaha and Beatrice, Neb. Mr. aud Mrs. Henry McLaughlin announce the engagement of their daughter, Margaret, to Cornellu J. KellJ-he- r nf Pocatello, Ida. The marriage wjll take place in the near future. Has delighted Young and Old just ouc quarter of " a Century. Edwards entertained Wednesday evening g birthday compliment to Miaa Gertrude Stewart. Cards and music were the diversion, of the evening Mid about thirty guest, enjoyed the ocra-aloMiaa Winnie n few friends n Superb Senir lurestiture. Xovelliea, Singiug and Electrical Effects. Large Dancing. Company, Kitravagnntiy Costumed. a TRICES Mrs. K. M. Drigga ha hosteaa on Saturday afternoon at n beautiful appointed card party. The .game waa Are hundred aud about fifty guests the affair. The rooms were bright with quantities of ehryaanthw-mum- a and the card games were followed by luncheon. BOX SEATS, fl.ol). fl.OO, 7.V, otic, LV. : SEAT SALE MONDAY. d. . THE NELSON-GAN- S FIVE HUNDRED PARTY. Will Appear ' the light picture there are Beaidea which JA UOlQllwlQ Leading af,rr N v. 1415 , act uo of how that celebrated mining camp block A vlitit. h'kaa Rood Including the Mohawk group and adjacent minea; thl aerie ia Interesting. Mines team of miners of $10,000; the Rock Drilling Contest H a puree of thla contest was recently shot to death in Coldflitld. the entire content, mid its shotting man)- tide evania. all Interesting, hot ween the leading teams of the State of Nevada. Hose Cart Races who attended the content and tlioe connected with Its management, Includ- - Leading Sporting Men Bo-ru- s, East and West, North and South, Join in Defending A FAMILY REUNION. Ing Tex Rlcard end U M. Sullivan, The films are J 1.200 feet long, (twice that, of the They are perfect and ahow all of the content. Mr. George Dixon, the announcer, la the beet In the buxine. k. Mr. Moynahan. the machine operator, la Mile. Bros.' bead operator, and haa no equal. Ida pictures do not dance and tire the eyes. Brili-Xei-tton-.l Mrs. ed. The fourth chapter Story" will be studied. Henry B. Harris Presents the Dramatic Success of the Century Candj Matinse Saturday At 23d 10. 20, 30c. IF YOU WOULD BE GRACEFUL Intense Human Interest By Chas. Kline Author of "The Music Master "Daughters of Men Prices GOLDFIELD $.2.00. $i.;o, $i.oo, at MINES CONSOLIDATE J f- - Learn to Skate and 75c and ;oc .i.v in. Red Top and la-:;- t!iin,,k. .Iii!ii-Im- The par value .f Tie- t.h.n.- - ,.f The GoldH"M t'i in solid ,i i ct Minis has been taken nil ih- - fid'nwlna w-- r Intuit-- ; Mohan h. u .hare; Hril Tip. Kan Fauci sou. Nov. 10- .- The merger of four GOIdfield miner was announced on the local stork exchange yesterday The minea absorbed by the new cor poratlop. known as the Goldfield Consolidated Minea company, r.nltnlied K H fu" in riiHT'-- s Min,,j - i,f . rnmpuM, on-.i- every afternoon and evening cept Sundays. ex- . It j. i. (u Afternoon Admisalon, Evening. 15s, 10c. f. GEIGER-HOLCAMPE- A very pretty home wedding occurred Monday evening at the Jtome of the bride's mother, Mrs. Ada Geiger, when Miss Maud Geiger became the wife of Theodore Holdcauper. Only a few dose friends with members of the family witnessed the ceremony. which was read by Rev. Horace Bloiid of the Baptist church. The bride was attended by Mias List Bart-le- t And the grrxun by Forrest Geiger. The young couple will be at home to street. friend at 321 Twenty-sevent- NORTON IB HELD. On tha Chargs of Promoting a fichams. h LUCKY THIRTEEN. The Lucky Thirteen club met with Mra. Dense) Wednesday afternoon, with Mra. Red bury as their gtieaL The was at time high five, pleasantly spent Mesdamea Rivers, Fryer and Bed berry being prize winners. The tables at which luncheon was served were hrlahtened with vases of yellow chryswill enanthemums. Mra. A. L. tertain the club on the afternoun of Bodies Are Taken From the Hotel Wreckage. 21. CHINA SHOWER. EVENING. O Ada Slade delightfully entertained the Madison school orchestra and a few of her friends at her home. litlU Capital avenue, Wednesday evening. The evening was quickly passed In (:atnes. nnd splendid tnuslc. At by the guests of honor. eleven o'clock a dainty luncheon waa served by the Insies who has estatv Mis fri-- wra- -e Ca-- p't :, ry Kr-nincto- afternoon. Per in co;if' rituirry. - and house fur- GOODS COMPANY Wholesale and Retail ' SPORTING GOODS. Jobbers of EDISON PHONOAND GRAPHS RECORDS, Clark, Horrocka Fishing Tackle, Stall and Dean Athletic Goods. Phonographs field on Easy 351 24th fit Terms. Bix-b- y Long Bench. Calif., Nuv. 10. Two Mrs. David Pickett and sister were more victims have been added to the hostesses at a prettily arranged china death roll of yesterday's disaster In shower at the home of the former on the collapse of the Hotel Blxby. The Porter avenue, Wednesday evening. In body of the unidentified man recoverhonor of ML Mollle Wepb. The ed late last night has been found to houao was appropriately decorated for be that of Fred Collins, a tile layer. th- - occasion and the time was pleaa-anil- y The body uf William F. Welker, a carspent in music and games. Re- penter, wag taken from the ruins at 3 freshments In keeping with the dain- o'clock thla morning. He had evidentty affair were served. Miss Webb ly been instantly killed by the great wa the happy recipient of many beau- man of Iron and mortar that crushed tiful pieces of china, and the best down upon him. wishes of the thirty friends presenL WALTER WELLMAN'S RETURN. MIBB JONES ENTERTAINS. Pari, Nov. 10. Walter Wellman Miaa Elbe Jones entertained a few and Major Hearsey sailed for New friends at her home Friday evening. York today on the French liner La After a dainty supper was served, Savoie. The former returns to Paris games and music were Indulged In. in six weeks to continue his supervisThose present were Mra. Stone, Mra. ion of the changes in his airship and Hear-ewill be back here in time to Tones. Edith Rowse, Maud Stone, Myrtle Tv lev. Emma Browning, Edna accompany the Chicago Record-Heral- d Mates'. Kate Woodcock, Hazel, Ella expedition In Its attempt to reach the and Edith Jones. pole next summer. A MUSICAL SPOxlING PfcOUDlIT TWO MORE VICTIMS. n-ye- November t Fraudu-lan- Chicago, Nov. 10. Charles W. Nor-- 1 ton, accused of nslng the mails to pro-- ! mote n fraudulent scheme, and arrest--; ed nt the instigation nf poatofflee in-- ' spec tors, waa today held to the federal grand Jury at Toledo, Ohio. Norton will be taken to Toledo to answer to the charge of obtaining 15.000 share of mining stock through an alleged fraud perpetrated on Thomas South walla, an official of the mining company, by representing himself as a member of n brokerage company which the government officials declare to fictitious. o o o o o o o WEBB- - EVANS. o o .At the home of the bride's mother. o Mrs. I.. C. Bishop, on .Xilams avenue, lish-herself as a clever entertained. o the mnrriage of Ml. Mollle Wehli o and Wiseman Evans SCRANTON. PA., FIRE. o place Thursday eveninc. Bishop D. A. Ensign offi o elating. The ceremony was wltnec; Fire Walls Save the City From a o only by nmtiers of the family. Both o Destructive Conflagration. contracting parties ure popular among o a hnst nf Is who extend to them Scranton. Pa.. Nov. Jrt. Fire of o their good ulshea and heartiest conorien. which started .bortly f: :i gft;iiiatl;iii. iiiidn'cht todav. destroyed the o Carter & Kennedy building o DELIGHTFUL KEN8INGTON. hv the Foote ft Shear Hard o o companv and the J. Scott Ingf Mn. J. S. Oorlew, by Mu and Fntnlturo ronumny. and o Kimball and Mrs. Perkin?. .1. D. h hirer o buiidng of entenslne-- st a mot de'ivVf-i- ; Wi"i!' x Hricherw company, dealerv o Sa'nrd.iv Info'-mai- A Homo la Washington. Mra. Minnie Lappsnbuach, R. y 1 PRICES; A Nome hi Texas. M. Johnaon, Hltchoock, Tex., nlahfngs, causing a loss oq buildings and stock of about $150,000. The Connell building, an eight-storoffice structure, adjoining, waa damaged to the extent of $50,000 on the upper floor Into which the fire swept through windows and skylight Only Its lire proof construction and the thick fire walla separating It from the Carter and Kennedy building saved this structure from destruction and the city from a conflagration. An eighty per rent insurance waa carried by the sufferers. Seven firemen were Injured, one of them, Job. Jay, seriously, by flying bricks and falling walla. - Grand March at f:30 p. m. : d - Tbs Tolstoi Circle met last Tuesday afternoon at the pleaam home of Mls Edwards, nt South Washington. The meeting opened with miscellaneous quotation!, by each member, followed by the reading of Ihe minute of the previous meeting, by the secretary, after which Mrs. Condon read a poem. The Witch's Daughter." by Whlitler, in a most pleasing manner. Mr. Cook gave an article on Connecticut and Rhode Island, follow d by an article by Mrs. Edward, on New York and New Jersey. Mr. Gosling gave a reading on Pennsylvania and Delaware. Mrs. Pierce fbl- -' Iowh.I with Timely Topics." The meeting adjourned to meet Tuesday. November 20th. at Mrs. Smr-rai'R'ld 2!)th street, after which the hoses. served nalnty refreshments. Mrs. F. H King favored the ladies with a few of her choice recitations, given In her usual pleasing manner. Mrs. Newcomb tang a solo. "The Sea." which was also greatly enjoyed. guoKta included Mead a me. Thomas Fitzgerald, Kye, Runyan, Conroy, McIntosh, Horace Poery, aVn Alien, Bosnian of Butte, Mont., Rhealy, Drigga, B. W. Wherry. C. A. R berry, Langa-dorHey wood. Woodruff, ' Shields; Misses Leek, Roberta, Meek, Agee, Conroy, Wbalen, Maty Dalrymple, Eveh n Dalrymple, Ktosel. Poole, Eddy, Pearl Ere lea, Lou Mitchell, Marie Moaely, Kitty Fitzgerald. Adams. Hume. Fell, Goldie Fell, Casio, Banister, Kimball and Maloney. v .bin. hi.. :i $" a .hare, l..i:::riii. Thl-l-hhlttf-Sill Ilf. p;,T ,,f rlie CnUlilclil hHe If. writes: Miaa Gronshaw fur-nlsb- ;. Mohawk. Jumbo, Rad Top and Laguna Mads One. England's TOLSTOI. PRICES An American Play of In 1160 H55R The Peacemaker IJ4t Rowland, Pe-ru-n- a. F. I), x, 8L, Chicago, III., writes: Buckley, Wash., write i Your grant medicine, Parana, has I was sick aud I thought perhaps Pa"IV Ihluk Peruna tbs greatest medicine on earth. One year ago last winter restored me to health ones mors. 1 am rana would help me, and after using my little boy had a very severs eough. truly thankful to you, fur your medicine Peruna and Manalln, I am healthy. 1 Mi had consulted the finest pbyalolans to certainly a eatarrh ear. My sisters have had two children since I was sick, era surprised at my improvement. My and work ia the house and outside also. of Chicago, and he got no hotter. I use Parana for all kinds of ilia and One night h had a very severe spall appetite to good now. I sleep well at of coughing. It seemed aa If ha would night. X have no mors pains, and no oenaldsr it mm ixalliBt rntdlda. I have seven children. I keep your never atop. My husband bought a bottle backache or headache. I will recommend Pernna to all Buf- medicine in the house almost all the of Peruna and the tint rfoso stopped thl coughing. Wo continued giving fering women. . It.to just what you time, lean do all my housework alone, It to him until ha waa entirely cured. claljp It U be. When I began taking which I waa Incapable of doing before. He ia a strong, healthy boy now. I wish every Buffering woman could your treatment I was wretched. Piruni Peruna saves m many doctor bill. Asa caned me of all catarrhal trouble. know how Peruna helped me. TONIGHT SATURDAY, NOV. 17TH , A Home In Illinois. The Rarkham family held a reunion In the Fifth ward lnatltue last night to celebrate the SOth birthday of Bishop John Rackham of Wilson Lane. Of the family alxint 125 members were present, which, together with personal friends numbering 25, made the grand total 150. Bishop RackJuiu waa surrounded b.v 14 children. 20 grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren.' besides numerous cousins and other relatives. He wore a happy smile as blq numerous family arose to do him reverence, and In n short speech reviewed the progress of the Rackhauis since their arrival in lrtah. The octogenarian la one of the first to arrive la Utah, and passed through the formative perind of the county, aoihely engaged In working for it development. The entire Rackham family live In Weber county, n fact they polut to with pride. The direct descendants of the bishop are among the respected citlsen of this city. After a short speech nf welcome, the family sat down to a sumptuous spread. Flower elaborated the table and decorated the hall. During the evening several drills were gone through by the children prewent and n Jolly evening with happy reminiscent talk was spent. Friends from. Salt lutke and Brigham City were present. Carrie Gleaaon entertained a few of her girl friends Thursday afternoon nt a pleasantly a ra raged card party. Five hundred was the game, and piitea were won bv Miaa Pearl Baker and Miaa Alice Davis. Yellow and white were the preceding colors In the decoration, chrysanthemum adorning the table and mantel. Streamers of yellnw chiffon formed n canopy over the table and candelabra with yellow shades were at each end of the table. The centerpiece waa of werw duny lace and rosea. The gneata Misses Ruth Clifford. Grace Clifford. HOME CULTURE CLUB. Mildred Ruaaell, Alice Daria. Pearl Baker, Mnriol Stanley, Helen Stanley, The club met at the home nf Mrs. Edna Orav, Beat lire Wllmer, Stella The lesson for the Warren, Mary Herd. Ijoulae Dnuge, Hyruu Smith. Irene Reed. Mattie Weston, Carrie afternoon was full of Interest to those Green present and etch vied with the other Beverley, Irani Jtckson, Daisy in adding some new tbouht to theg theme. AMUSEMENTS. Mrs Putnam gave a short, clear description nf the Druids and their reThe oak.1 she said, "repreligion. sented to the Drnlds the one supreme THEATER god and the mistletoe when growing UTAI1NA upon It, the dependence of man upon Him. They accordingly held these In highest veneration, oak groves being their places of worship." The prevlmi meeting of the club was held at Mrs. Bichsels on Sheridan avenue. Rut owing to the recent severe storm but few members were present. However, a good leon whs enjoyed and Mrs. Blchsel gave, In her Sloiie-heugInimitable say. a talk nu that monument of England's past. The iicxi meeting will be with Mrs. Fitzgerald, 2733 Grant avenue, and full and prompt attendance is desirMia MOVING PICTURE CO. Wednesday and ihorsdr, able organization aud though only organized six months ago, slugs well, un der the able leader-kt- p of Conductor van den Akker. Tts officers of the choir are: President, G. J. Kruitbusch; vice president, and director. Leo van den Akker; director, Kryn van Kampen; treasurer, C. Romyn; assistant treasurer, B. Teach; secretary, Simon van librarian. P. J. Denkera; assistant librarian. P. J. Kammeyer; orl ganLr, Albert Bell. The committee having the banquet in charge were; Committee on Decoration B. Van der Schnlt, Kryn van Kampen, 1 anils Everart, Henry Bell Committee on Finance C. Romyn, Paul Kammeyer, Lucas Roghaar. Commute on Reception P. Ien-kerH. Bell. P. Teach. Miss G. de Gooyer, Miss L. Iienkers. Toastmaster G. B. Denkera. Flour Manager Albert Belt, Cor aelua Romyn. - lO The more you look at the class of laundry work turned out by thla establishment the mere certain w are that you trill continue to favor ua with well your orders, for our prices are wtthla the reach of everyone. Ask for our new rate on family washing. They trill Interest you. Ogden Steam Laundry 437 2itfc 'Phones 174. Bt- - OOuOOOOOOOOOo WIRELESS MESSAGE. O New York. Nov. 10. A mes- sage from President Roosevelt on hi way to Panama was re-celved last night at the office of the Atlantic Wireless Tele- graph company. The message waa relayed to the receiving station in this city from the Ward liner Mendn. It reads: "American citizens on tioard, In communication with th O FLACE YOUR ORDERS o MITCHELL O Monuments, Cop.ngs and llead--i ton si. Dont buy from agents, ai they get large eommtoa:ona and you have to pay them. Be ysur bom people flraL Yard opposite City Cemetery- - O O O O O O O O O President, expressing wishes O fur a successful trip." His re-- O 'Heartiest O ply. acknowledge meet and thanks.' The Merida O expects to be in touch with O the President as far as Ha- - O vaua. Cuba." o At 8 'c ock last night, when the message wa sent, the Me- - O rbla was ninety miles south of O Cape Hatteras. q O 0 oooooooooooo WITH tROS. CCCLN I18F EXCHANGE 263 Twcntyf-it- h Caitlemie and Eastern reet Wire fei All Bpcrtln D St Raeea Events WANT ADS YIELD BIG RESULTS. 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