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Show AlRIL DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL, WEDNESDAY, dt js (MIIOIS CLUBS i AMUSEMENTS NEW YORK & . 4 t I t S iL Fashion Letter The members of the AL G. Field Greater Minstrel company travel in their own special, palatial cars and are therefore in condition to give the pub- WILL LAUNCH PARKER BOOM IN THE WEST. lic their best efforts. This was not so when the organisation was compelled to travel in the regualr coaches and Congressman Williams and Other ProBut in line with his sleepers. minent Democrats Will De- 13, 1901. well known in racing circles and in smart society, missed at one and the same time his daughter, his chauffeur, OENMJQGII and his motor-ca- r. He put two and two together, and after much expenditure of time and money he recovered the erring damsel and the car. He TIME CARD, wanted to get rid of the chauffeur, so 1 he had to part with 10,000 too. Now No. ( Atlantic he has engaged an elderly, Lake all driver for his motor, and peace reigns. But there are many other cases. The nts, dally one-tiromance of the groom and bis employer's daughter is over and done with; the chauffeur has superceded him. Society is alarmed, and many chauffeurs have received a months notice; in fact, in one case east, dally ...... ntl T:M a month's wages in lieu of notice has arrive.' been meted out to an Pacific Excreta Denver, motor-drivby an apprehensive Salt lAlu cttv.P7T0-point111 father.' eastdaily1. The day of the elderly chauffeur is Pacific 1,14 Salt Lake Cltyp!? approaching the older and the uglier Denver rZXlh he is the more certain is he of a east daily T."!.fotat11 much-marri- ed instead of dots break its surface. Crepe Princesse is a charming material all cotton. Voile Duchease is a cheap all cotton fabric with three threads woven ideas in all things AL G. liver Addresses. together In such a way as to prevent Field has muterlal. provided a special train for Pompadour ther sagging of the taste Crepe Is another new dress material, his troupe, and they have the best and year. Duine fashion has & fickle CHICAGO, 111., April 13. In the atwith the softness of crepe and luBtre most comfortable transportation, possiand logic or consistency are something of silk, and printed in Pampadour de- ble. The first sleeping car was devised tendance and speeches at the annual absolutely foreign to her. Even those by Theodore T. Woodruff in 1854 and banquet tonight of the Iroquois Club, signs. associawho, by reason of their close Velvets of light and delicate colors the first patent was Issued two years the leading Democratic organisation of tion with fashion matters, might be later. Since that time a tremendous to combined with heavy patterned guiin position to be good the Hearst followers will find supposed and rich Venetian and Spanish advance has taken place in the railway Chicago, make predictions that will come true, pure are being used for some of the cars in use In this country, and the ele- little to encourage them. The chief do not seem to be able to forecast point richest and most exquisite tea gowns gant and comfortable sleeping coaches figures at the banquet will almost changes in fashions with any appreciaand evening dresaes. Borne of them are used by this company represent the without exception be party leaders who ble degree of certainty. with bands of pale and dark highest type of the evolution. Under have pronounced against the candidaFor several years it has been the trimmed the circumstances the tours are sea- cy of the New York editor. Including fur. standing prediction that blouses and sons DOG SHOW OPENS of real pleasure. be will alone ribbons sash Pongee Mayor Harrison of Chicago and Thomshirtwaists would surely go out of IN SAN FRANCISCO In the for ponconsidered good jtaste as Taggart of Indiana. Congressman style, but the prephecy has remained WENT FOR RE8T AND so to be which popgown, gee promises unfulfilled. Not only that, but these WON A FORTUNE John Sharp Williams, who has been SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., April 13 ular this summer. These ribbons are even mentioned as Illinois choice for the become have same garments very to in of silk, quality corresponding indiscriminate yelping and barking and The will be presPARIS, more popular from year to year April 13. Colonel E. H. presidential nomination, are shades the and the that gowns more more even is as still Power of Mississippi has Just returned ent, but what regarded of all sorts of canines from the tiny this year they seem to be Borne of the ribbons in the from Monte Carlo with 1,(25,000 francs, significant is the fact that among the toy spaniel to the massive Great Dane popular than last year. The blouse exquisite. color of pongee have a blue won at the in practically a product of evolution. natural gaming tables in the most speakers will be Martin W. Littleton echoed throughout Mechanics pavlllion on which are printed wild pink shirtpattern the from remarkable series of plays in the his- of New York, who will speak on the all day today. It was the opening day It gradually developed Another a in roses design. feasprawling distinctive now its and has waist tory of the resort Power went to the subject, The Empire State, the Hope of the eighth annual exhibition of the blue shows a mass of Riviera to rest His enormous win- of Democracy. ..Mr.1 Littleton Is the one in navy facan it make which tures, San Francisco Kennel club, and more .important tor in every seasons fashions. It may daisies with the petals falling in some nings were the fruit of an investment accredited representative of David B. than 1,000 dogs exhibited their manbe said that there is no part of a wo- places. Some of the sash ribbons have of 10 louis, his first coup resulting in a Hill and his speech is expected to mark ners, good and bad, to the public, which width of twelve inches, which indi- winning of $680. His luck was invin- the formal launching of the Parker came in man's wardrobe more useful and capathrongs to admire and pet its a revival of the style in vogue cible. cates boom in the West Other speakers friends. Both in the number and high ble of a more diversified adaptability Powers appearance at the casino will be former Senator Vilas of Wis- class of the entries the show far excels than the blouse. That feature may at the time of our grandmothers. Easter is the coming out" time for each night after dinner was the cue consin and Senators Carmack of Ten- all have something to do with the remarkprevious exibltions of the kind held able success of that garment, although, debutantes and In view of this fact the for cheers from the regulars, who im- nessee and Culberson of Texas. on the Pacific coast Judging began as a rule, the question of influence sel- shops invariably take good care to have mediately flocked to his table and folsoon after the opening today and will dom has any Influence upon the perma- ample assortment of handsome models lowed his play. Time and again the MATURE CHAUFFEURS continue nutil the show closes This WANTED IN LONDON nency of any feature of fashion.' of ball gowns for young girls. croupier sent messengers to replenish Blouses can be adapted to nearly every year the display has been unusually the bank. Power did not play any some of the most charming fine and condition. LONDON, April 13. There were a Imaginable Ballards Horehound 8yrup- particular system, but flirted with were shown. One particularly luck until he found a response, and few weeks ago too many chaff eurs; They are made of every kind of ma- models was of dur- then terial, from the simplest to the richest handsome dancing frock began to plunge. He would not now there seems a posalbilty of being Immediately relieves hoarse, croupy lavcream able chiffon, white, and most expensive, there is practicplay if he didn't feel lucky. He doesn't too few. cough, oppressed, rattling, rasping and It is not good nowadays to be a good difficult breathing. Henry C. Stearns, ally no limit to their cut and style and ishly trimmed with chrysanthemums believe in systems, principally because as to ornamentation and trimming, embroidered in crimson and purple they Involve work, and it is rest he looking young chauffeur. One. will ob- Druggist Shullsburg, Wit., writes May I have been selling Ballard's 20, 1901: tain no situation if he Is. the dressmaker's fancy has the most with touches of green and gold. The seeks. Horehound Syrup for two years, and over a white satin The motor-ca- r is responsible for have never had a preparation that has ample opportunity for the display of skirt was shirred Cures Coughs and Colds. its capability. It Is somewhat differ- foundation and had a center panel of many things besides accidents. Not a given better satisfaction. I notice that Mrs. C. Patterson, (25 Lake St, Toent with the ordinary shirtwaists. They massed chrysanthemums, from which few runaway matches have resulted, when I sell a bottle they come back for rem"Of all peka, Kansas, says: more. I can honestly recommend it" cough emon either side bandings of edies Ballards Horehound Syrup Is my and several young women have, with 25c, 60c, $1. Sold by Geo. F. Cava change very little fron year to year started bein their principal features and even the broidered flowers with deep tucks favorite; it has done and will do all dire result, fallen victims to the fasciA multitude of little ruffles that is claimed for it to speedily cure tween. shoulder of the nations of the leather-clatendency Good solicitors wanted for the Daily lengthening begoggled all and colds and it Is so sweet line has but little effect upon the style used for, trimming showed all the andcoughs man wheel. at the Utah State JoumaL Apply to Horace pleasant to the taste. 25c, 50c and of the present shirtwaist. While fan- chrysanthemum tints of purple, crim- $1 a bottle. Sold by Geo. F. Cave. A few days ago a rich gentleman 8. Foster, city circulator. cy is allowed to run riof in the trim- son, gold and green. The corsage of ming and ornamentation of blouses, decolette pattern was tight fitting with the trimming of shirtwaists is of a a bertha effect of tucked chiffon below which was seen a fall of chrysanmore conservative and sedate characV themum embroidered chiffon, caught in a makes them distinctly ter, which a slight fullness over the bust. The garment suitable for plain attire. Fashionable blouses for summer low corsage was edged with tinted wear are made of the thinnest and ruchlngs, with crimson and purple daintiest materials and, most of them, dominating. at least, are made without lining. The In an Interesting article on the latultra fashionable blouses are simple and est fads in rings and Jewelry, published the writer says: plain enough in their lines but the in Gentlewoman," the and Rings suitability of the hands trimming is of the most expensive1 m wear them is Just now the subject that terlals and there is so much exquisite of serious in Paris artis preoccupation on them that their prices handwork clrclesfi tic fashion for sent forth has reach are, naturally, quite above the the edict that they must In future be of the ordlnnry buyer. More thnn ever the long shoulder adapted to the wearers special shape effect Is strictly emphasised in the and color of the hand, and no longer be new blouses that have been imported worn merely because they are beautifor the coming summer. One of the fa- ful and costly articles of luxury. It is vorite methods of producing the long a fact remarked very frequently that shoulder effect seems to be the epau- some very pretty rings appear strangelette. In some of the blouses shown ly out of place on some hands, and that epaulettes of emhroldery or lace form the colors of the various gems do not to adapt themselves to something like- a continuation of the always appear shoulder line along the upper part of the shape and coloring of the person the sleeve. The epaulettes are bor they adorn. In consequence of this dered with a narrow frill of chiffon or edict French artists and designers are with a narrow band of lace and some very busy preparing some lovely creof them look quite ornamental. In ations of graduated rings which will be other models oblong medallions of lace specially adapted to the different fingI have one client wtyo made recently $6,500 are placed right on the point of the ers of the hand, and some startling dein this direction partures is it will, shoulder and are surrounded with on a $4,000 investment; another that made $2,025 said, very shortly be seen on the slen frltys of lace or chiffon, similar to the der digits of the lenders of fashion both epaulettes. on a $1,725 investment. There are many others In London and Paris." of is sleeves repre Every variety The use of small flowers on hats for whom have made similar profits. I have ten sented in the latest importations of makes home millinery practically Imblouses. Borne of them end Just be pieces of property as good as those mentioned low the elbow and have a wide um- possible. These hats are charming in but the effect, re of them trimming brella like cuff of lace. Others have above, and which are now paying from 20 to 25 narrow cuffs with lace applique or of quires mores kill and experience than woman the average while it possesses, lace alone. Borne of the neatest blousper cent net on investment. I have fifteen houses es have sleeves, rather narrow near was a comparatively easy task to deco a hat with those large flowers the shoulder, widening toward the rate suitable for railroad men that can be sold for less which were in style last season. m wrist and gathered gracefully with ESTELLE CLAIRMOXT. than cost to build, with the lot thrown in. I narrow band, with lace or handwork NEW YORK, April IS. To predict i what the fashion will be next satabout ax euxy and the reault aa weaisfactory as to predict what the will be next week or month or yr pro-gressl- ve good-looki- . ng "SuLS'S"" over-fesclnati- ng er a d, Ogden Meal Estate - s -P- acific Jncq-onrd- The Property Called Health Runs down or improves, Just depends oa how It Is cared for. It Is the most valuable property we have, and should receive the most consideration, helps you In business, helps good looks, hepls make friends, helits get situs tlons and helps you hold them, and always makes happiness. Property like this, at the first indication of be lng out of repair, should be looked after and a remedy applied at once. There are any number of signs that show repairs are needed. Bilious spells. Indigestion, dyspepsia, belching, dlxslness, sick headache, sallow complexion, pimples and liver spots on the face, a drowsy feeling after mfealx.sour stomach, etc. These symptoms all show loss of health. The Wallace Drug Co. will sell you for 25c a box of Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills, a sure cure for all these diseases. The management of the Journal will consider it a favor If subscribers will report promptly any of papers. Telephone 6(4. non-delive- ry a. Thr??b Bleepin Caiiia"nL'.J. City, ChTctfoiTud St. Louli.Ke ton. I. BENTON, ficbcral Amit a. pertinent. Salt Lake City. RffNBY, Ticket Otdn B.QILBON,AIent,oItoL A TIME CARD in Effect Nov, 22,1(01 Depart for North of Ogden. No. 9 Pocatello and Butte Express, daily liiln. No. Fast Mail for Poet-tell- o and Portland. 11:111.. No. 11 Cache Valley press, daily Ex7:15 p.m. Arrive from North Ogden. Fast Mail from Portland and Butte, daily 7:Nia No. 8 No. 13 Cache Valley Express, daily U:Ma No. 10 Pocatello Express, daily i:Mp. Depart for 8outh of Ogden. No. 8 From Portland, Butte and Pocatello, for Salt Lake City ,. ,,,,,,,, 7:10 a & . No. 4 Local to Salt City No. 13-C- No. 3 Lake 1:11 Lake City Limited City, No. ll:40i.a for Sait Lake Mips, daily From Portland and for Salt Pocatello 10 Lake City, dally Arrive from South No. la Valley to Salt ache f:S5p of Ogden. Butte and Pocatello Express from Salt Lake City and Interm- 9 ediate points, daily. No. 3 Atlantic No. 7 ...lLtfift Expreni from Salt Lake City and Intermediate 7:00a points, daily Pocatello and Portland Express from Salt Lake City, daily.U:MA Fast Mall from No. 1 No. 11 Salt Lake City, daily Cache Valley Express from Halt Lake City, daisy t. rr ' jpnSii acIfJc liiJJ e they have 777 lots located in different parts of the city from $10 per lot up. & Jt j jt t2? .!? I embroidery. The staple belt for the coming sea son, according to the opinion of experts, will be In soft fabrics. A glove belt, made of kid and stitched to resemble the back of a glove, with peart clasps, will be one of the most interesting novelties. There will also be belts of silk lined canvas, embroidered with Bulgarian designs. Crepe marquise is a new spring and summer fabric, which has Just come over from the other side of the Atlantic. It has many advantages which will undoubtedly make It quite a favorite In this country. One of the principal advantages Is that it can be washed. It has a crepe ground of monotones, and Is distinguished by embroidered dots. Crepe Jacqueline, another silk and cotton fabric In monotones runs through the gamut of colors from pale ecru to black with s. overrunning Crepe Armaxlne is similar to Crepe Marquise, save that silk stripes Mall Denver, Pueblo, vllle. Salt Lake d all points eut diilr TIME CARD, In effset Nov. ft depart. No. No. 6 Mall and Express..- - Llniitrt Omaha, Council Blum. Denver, Kansas City and East, dally No. 4 Atlantic ExPJ-e- Coun Denver, CW ell Bluffs. Kans and all points daily Call and ee Me Mout Real Estate ARRIVE. Pacific Expresafrom Council Bluff. OmsJ. CKJ Denver. Kansas and east, daily No. 8 No. frn 1OveUnd UnitedBUfltt Omaha. Council Kansas City. Denver and all points daily No. 101-- Fast Mail C.A.HENBT.Ttekf G.H. CORSE. PcSSjSl J. J. BRUM MITT Telephone 522-- Z. 2408 Washington Ave. Traveling Passenrrj. C.j.A.Lmdap UNDERTAKE .nd EMBALM |