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Show I HE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 190S. PAGE SIX. Philosophy - Sydney BamWrgvr waa the E. I'. JdaiiMiii oil Sunday. Archie Milligan, Mr. and Mrs. O. ters, dahlias and awieet peas being Knotts. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Moyes, used. In the dining room a color Idea Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ackaret, Mrs. Lou of pink and white was carried out, Sackett, Mrs. Hansen. Mrs. Jenkins Miss Bell Drys-dal- e. fluffy bows of chiffon and bowls of Miss Agnes Jenkins, Flurence Miss and W. Drysdale adornsweet white and peas pink was the McClure. ing the table. Sixty-thre- e the game of the aflerimon, and prixes The members of the county clerk's were awarded to the Misses Madeline Kiehardson and Fern Gregory. staff, with Mis Evelyn Hendershot as , guest of honor, gave a picnic party In Miss Hit a Evans has returned from jihe canyon on Wednesday. The party Kentucky where site has spent the took luncheon at Idlcwlld and In the past few months visiting friends and evening attended the dance there.Those relatives liartlclpstlng In the day's outing were Miss Evelyn Hendershot, Miss Genet t for Indiana Bingham, Harry Hales, Mr. and Mrs. today Roy Tavey lit enter Purdue Iutverxlty. Mr. Tavey Clauds V. Zlnn. Miss Has Keck, C. O. was a graduate of this years i la of De Wolf, Mrs. Elda Guerin, Mias Eva Erb, Judge J. A. Howell, Georgs Hanthe High school. son, David Mattson, Mr. and Mr. One of the weddings for next week Frank J. Hendershot and Harold Is that of Mitts Naomi Hamilton and Packer. Scot i Perm ley, which wiil take place on Saturday, Sept. 6th. Ja accordance with the beautiful e e s s rustuin of entertaining the old ladies, Misa Ina Baptism, who has been the which was Inaugurated by Mrs. Marguewt of Mr. and Mrs A. W. Putnam tha A. Cannon, and carried out by her for the past six weeks, has returned once a year, the ladles of the Martha; to her home In Champaign, 111. society, formerly the Ogden Charity and of which Mrs. Cannun The marriage of Miss Inex Arm- committee, was president, gave a grandma parand Elmer strong of Salt Lake City, on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Bralnard of Ogden, will ake place on ty Bcowcroft on Twenty-sixt- h Joseph Thursday, Sept. I. street. At 10 o'clock a. m. the Invited of ths society to the number of Miaa Jessie Horton returned to her guests e thirty-threold ladies were conveyed home in Provo this week after a very Bcowcroft home In automobiles, the to pleasant visit of two weeks with rel- and then followed a day of pleasure atives and friends which will linger long in the memory s s e e Miss Vrrn Smith entertained about of the honor guests. Light refreshtwenty of her young friends on Tues- ments were served upon their arrival. day evening to meet her gueets the Instrumental music was furnished by Misses Louise Marshall and Ida Seely Prof. Squire Coop, and Mrs. Sparge. Mra Hyatt of Salt Lake, and Miss of Salt Lake City. Bell Slater assisted In entertaining the Misses Jean and Blanche ladies. A well prepared dinner was The Browning entertained about thirty of served, followed by music and dancing their little friends on Thursday after- and the telling of old stories and the noon at the home of their parents, recalling of times and scenes of long Mr. and Mrs M. 8. Browning. ago. Ths oldest woman present was s s s s Mra Mary Cavanaugh, who has reachMiaa E. C. Woodruff of Kentucky, ed the age of 101 years Her oldest who has been ths guest of Mrs John daughter, Mra 8myth, who Is 71 years T. Hurst for s few weeks, Is now ths was also present. Mrs Ann Brownguest of Major and Mrs M. A. Bree- ing,, a pioneer who cams to Utah wlih den of Salt Lake City. handcart brigade, gave several old time recitations and entertained the Misses Ilasel and Emlllns Argyle party with a step dunce. Mrs Elisare In ths city visiting with their cous- abeth Greenwell sang Ths Morning in, Miss Ellen Thomas, who has been Star, Mrs. Mary Ballinger sang A taking In tha beauties of the South May Morning, and both ladles gave and now la showing them the beauties an exhibition of etep dancing. Mrs of Ogdeq. Barr also danced and Margaret sang e s s s with ths others the Scotch reel, led Miss Bessie Orem of Omaha, Neb., by Mrs Bparga Those present who la a guest of Mrs Arthuk Bailey. have resided In Utah longest were Miss Oren la en route to California, Mrs Sarah J. Cannon, mother of Hon. where she will study vocal music, and Frank J. Cannon, and Mrs Harriet later she will go to Europe to finish Before ths guests departStrlngham. her studies ed each one was presented with a Will Dryland, of Hutchinson, Kas., souvenir cabinet photograph of Mra Is visiting with Mr. and Mrs Hor- Martha A. Cannon. ace Foster. Mr. Dryland is a former neighbor of the Fosters and Is taking his annual vacation. lie will go to tile etiast before his return hums gue.t of decorated with flowers, masses of Mrs. V. Uouk and soil have returned from a triy, to California and Nevada. Mr. and Mr. Frank M.Drigga are back from a few week' visit to Silver Lake. to men and women who as- WANT them. .We CANT and WONT sell less than BEST. We Mis Ella Rhukingtuii will leave next week fur ilerkcley, Cal., tu attend school there. Elva Llttlefleld returned Monfrom Oregon where she has been day Sitending her summer vacation. Ml s Mrs. C. tl. Griffith was given a pleasantly arranged surprise on Monday evening by a number of her friends. Mrs. Uzzie Smith, Mrs. Stephenson and Mrs. Caroline Clayton of Kays-vlllvisited friendg lu Ogden this e, week. s s Marion Steele was hostess at delightfully arranged afternoon affair on Wednesday, her guests numbering sixteen. The rooms were gayly Mias comes BACK again. WE CAN bring him in SICK ROOM RUBBER GOODS Fountain Syringes, Hot Water Bottles, Breast Pumps, les Capa, Invalids' Air Cushions, Atomizers, Rubber Gloves, Stomach Tubes, Rubber Bulb Syringes, Urinals, Crutch Tipa, Infants' Syringes, Etc. Wo ars headquarters for the rubber necessities of the a:ck room. Dent buy eld untrustworthy rubber goods when it costs no mors to gat dependably goods with all of the elasticity, vim and wear of fresh new rubber. Prescription Specialists, 2479 WASHINGTON AVE. Ws dent want a singls dissatisfied customer and ws don't think wo have na Ws are always glad to maks everything right that is why os many cua-toma- rs trade regularly at thia stora year after year. Wo invite your trade with the distinct understanding that ovary will ba satisfying. pur-ha- ss WORTH HEEDINQ Wm. Driver & Son DRUG COMPANY 2453 Wash. Ave. We have Just Installed another addition to Safety Deposit Boxes In our Fire Proof vault to accommodate tha growing demand of our patrons for a safe place to store their valauble papers. Jewelry and dlmmonda Tha rent Is low, call and let us how you. OGDEN STATE BANK f Ogden, Utah Preet. V ice P rest, Cashier; Asst. Cashier; H. C. Bigelow M. Browning A- - P- Bigelow R. A. Moyss J. -- Allen Transfer Co. AIbcrn Allen, Mgr. Phene 22. 412 25th Street sooo esse sees Miss formally seesentertained in Helen Mitchell at luncheon on Wednesday afternoon In honor of her rousln, Miss Flora Mitchell, who Is going away to school, link and white asters were used entirely In the decorations and covers were laid for ten guests, sees Rlenliart Gideon left this week for Amherst college, where he will enter upon a regular four-yecollege course law course to the taking preiaratory at Harvard university. Ills mother, Mra Valentins Gideon, went east with hlin and will visit friends and relatives In Missouri before returning home, ar Miss Knowlton entertained the members of her card club on Wednesday evening. The early part of the evening was spent at the pic ture show and the guests adjourned to Miss Kowltona home where a few games of five hundred were played. Prlaea were won by Mlsa Berths Wallace and Harold Elliott. Refreshments followed the card games. s s Miss Violet Hammond was hostess at a lawn party on Thursday evening, the Inspiration for the affair being her guest. Miss Mary Hudley of Pueblo. Colo. Games were played on the lawn and prixes were awarded to Mlsa Prl-cil- ia Bennett and Ernest King. Supper waa served in the dining room, the deenratlone being astere and Shasta daisies An Informal muslcale followed. s Miss Ruth Davis entertained ten of her girl friends at a Kensington on Monday afternoon. A few hours were spent pleasantly at needlework and mu sic, followed by luncheon. The dining room was bright with clusters of trailing clematis and vases of purple and white asters. The guest favors were bon-bodainty boxes of home-maAfter luncheon a trip to the canyon was enjoyed, Mrs Davla chaperoning de ns the party. White Elephant Saloon 320 Twenty-fift- h Street Choicest Wines, Liquors, Etc. , Full Line of Clears. Journal want ads deliver the goods , TER. sees sees Katherine SAFETY bring him back. We pay More than most shops for advance style and exclusiveness our customers pay us more for the SAME reason to get shoes A LITTLE BET- , ossa esse DRUQ TALKS our Shoes have GOT to b-f- ossa Mr. and Mrs Robert Topping of Rugby, Colo., entertained a. few of I their friends at the home of their son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs Henry street. Topping, at 101 Twenty-secon- d An unusually pleasant evening was enjoyed by all. Those present were Mr. and Mrs Robert Topping, Mr. and Mrs James Drysdale. Mr. and Mrs. H. Topping, Mr. and Mrs Sam Drysdale, Joseph Drysdale, Mr. and Mra dont cater to the customer who comes IN, but the customer who ! Arthur Hobb la visiting: friends and relatives in Provu for a week or ten days. Mrs. We sell Quality Shoes We guarantee our make and we guarantee to make good." No (DGKDEN (CO (Do "CLOTHIERS TO MEN WHO CARE" march through the city, following the noere and an ever increasing Influence the fleet under any condition, but ths great universal welcome which ths 8 he is really the headquarters of American battleship fleet will receive proceeelon which marked the royal official, social, commercial and political means more than mere huKpUality. It visit In 1901. She has with means that Australia is greeting g At the exhibition luncheon will be life in Australis provided for officers and men. By the suburbs an area of 255 square miles, racial ally, and it means a rebuke and time that la over It will be about 4 and Is laid out in squares with splen- s warning to the Imperial iiiutiu-rlano'clock lu the afternoon, and the day's did streets and every modern conven- to which Australians are fervidly loyal, but whose statesmen Australians be--2 For ience. proceedings will be concluded. vs, have bene trapped and tricked the officers in the evening there will be Ne Japanese Lake. by wily Orientals . dinner, given most probably in the Ameriwas announced When it that Melbourne Town Hall. This will be a ca would send its whole battleship MEDICAL MEN MEET. set function, at which all the welcom- fleet to the Pacific, Australia had no BUDAPEST, numAug. 29. Medical men a and great ing representatives doubt what it meant No matter what of al nations were present when tbs ber of guests will be present, ae well diplomacy might suggest ae to the ct sixteenth International Medical as the officers of the fleet. of the cruise. Australia was sat' waa called to order In Budapest In order to provide amusement for lisfled that The assembly has been divided .today. men the the theatre arrangements would not be permitted to become - a j sections and will b tat0 twenty-on- e which were at first contemplated for Japanese lake, and that the great session continuous until next on jn made ba Monday Saturday night will Republic was serving notice jday- - Upward 50 distinguished phy- untght. Large sections of the house at on the yellow man that, whatever pro-iclana, surgeons and every theatre will be reserved, and the England might do, the United States feasors are on the for papers program American naval uniform will obtain was a Pacific Ocean power, that It and addresses. The congre has proadmittance at any theatre. proposed to protect Its interest, and paganda committeees in thirty-nin- e nGreat Day of Sports. that Incidentally It did not intend to ations all of which will present reports On one day during the fleet's stay let the white man be crowded out of The national and municipal gem. menta received the eminent guesta h here there will be naval and military the Far East. Melbourne would have welcomed worthy manner. sports, In which ths men of the American and British fleets will compete. Mr. J. C. Williamson, formerly president of the Victorian Baseball League, has given a trophy for competition between the Australian representatives and the American fleet In the baseball match, to be played on the Melbourne Cricket ground on September L An allotment of days for commonwealth and state entertainments respectively hae been agreed upon. The commonwealth is to have Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Thursday, while the state and civic authorities will have Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Large sums of money have been appropriated for the entertainment of the visitors and Individuals have announced that they are going to spend of OutWill Australia Metropolis liberal sums In decorating their homes. There haa been no Incident In Meldo All Others in Honor of bourne since the Australian tour of American Fleet the Duke and Duchess of Tork, which has been productive of so much Interest ae the forthcoming visit of . the fleet. By force of circumstances Melbourne Is ths temporary seat of government, until that day when the Have Picnics dreams of Ideal federalists 'shall have MELBOURNE Aus, Aug. 29. been realised and there shall have With dinner tonight by Sir risen far away from civilisation. In Reginald Talbott, governor of the heart of the Australian forest, that Victor Is to the fleet officers, federal capital which is to outdo the festivities will be started. Washington In Its splendor and be for- The official landing will take ever a lasting tribute to the Jealousies The Indications place Monday, of Interstate politicians. are that the Auckland reception will be outdone. Sunday will Big British City, b spent quietly, religious serThe city, the seventh of the British vices being the only break. The Empire, with 600,000 inhabitants, dates OF local press urges an underback only as far as 183S, so that she between all e standing Is not yet seventy-fivEnglish years old. Her speaking people for the control history, since the day when John OF THE of the Bateman, having sailed hia little schooner five miles up the River Tar-r- s, was prevented from exploring further by rapids and on account of be29. MELBOURNE Aug. The AmerThe College Is becoming known lor Its wrote In hie diary, Thia blocked, ing ican battleship fleet la today In will be the place for a village, hae rapidly attendance! for Its high Melbourne, having almost completed one of marvelous progress She been for of faculty and scholarship, the 674 mile voyage from 8yd' hae had her setbacks such aa the The tribune paid to ney. tho exodue to the students, and for healthy morality gold Helds in 1651. the officers and men by Honolulu, Auckthe Institution. financial crash in 1891 and various pervading land and Sydney will be eclipsed, since of drought when agricultural 15. EnCollege Melbourne, as the capital and me- periods losses reacted on the city; but she fee tropolis of Australia, haa been able to has Catalogue emerged from each period of deraise a large entertainment fund than free A letter to The President upon and pression strengthened rejuvenated, of the other cities nine route ae was followed by the on Australian Ilfs f ob-Ije- Con-gre- at unU-i-mit- GREAT PEARS FORJELCOME Bluo-Jacke- te ! THE FOUNDATION STRENGTH Agricultural College of Utah any until today she stands as a lasting Monday the Big Day. monument to the memory of her p lo The great day of reception will be Monday. The admiral and hi prl pal officers will be landed at St. K pier. It hae been found Impossible provide for such a great undertal as the landing of all the men at Kllda would mean, and the men from Port Melbourne by train, drawn up In Alexandra avenue the Victorian troops who will tak part In the march. through the city. The procession thus formed wll Increasing the enthusiasm a general entire work begins September trance and circulars $5.00. request. will receive careful attention. Write today. THE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, LOGAN, UTAH |