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Show T RU T H. 4 E9TABUSHC0 ONt PRICE TO ALL 1114 NEVER UnQEBSOI r Our Gigantic La.ce Sale Continued During This Entire Week Never before such vast assortment of unmatchable value; never before such glowing tribute in the form of enthusiastic, unstinted cuying. Every sale bargain of last week successfully matched and many new ones added for this week's Great Lace Selliog. !STA8Lt5lilO OMt PRIC E TO Alt 1864 NEVER UMOCBSOLT SOCIAL LIFE. i i i If there is anything that is needed in Salt Lake more than any other it is a removal of the price marks on things. There is altogether too much display in the matter of money for the good of all concerned, and it is the thing which strikes the new people with the greatest force. There was an affair given during the week at which everything might just as well have been labelled so evident was the effort to shine by means of the dollar mark. The prizes were so costly as to be noticeable for this alone, and the attention of all was called to them and to their cost. And then we all know the story of the woman who gave a party at which the head prize was a heavy gilt and plush chair, from which she had FORGOTTEN to remove the price mark. How different is the feeling in that home from which the guest takes only a recollection of the hospitality dispensed; the home at which the mere handclasp forms a bond of friendship between the host and the stranger within his gates; the home where the welcome accorded reaches to the inner recesses of the heart, and warms and cheers with its good will the guest to whom it is given. Let there be more of that kind and less of the dollar dispensary quality, and the influence will be a good one. & Myrtillas slippers, trim and neat, Are made of snowy satin And these are what her little feet Go pat and pitti-pa- t in; And when I hear them on the stair In rhythmic music fall so, My heart is quick to meet her there And runs to metre also. mice, a Herrick would no doubt Have called them, small and shiny, And praised them creeping in or out Because they are so tiny; To me like twinkling stars they gleam With fluffy clouds above them. And underneath her dress they seem To beckon me to love them. The men are surely having a little inning of their own this week, and the women are greatly relieved in the mater of dispensing hospitality which has been to a great extent relegated solely to them in the past. Mrs. Howard very wisely began the plan last Monday evening at her musical reception for Miss Ferry. As a daily put it Serving in the dining room were seen Mr. Benner X. Smith and Mr. George Lawrence. Anyway I could but notice how well the two young men did the act, and how much less danger there was both to their own raiment and to that of their friends. How funny it would look to see one of them at the table, thougn. Even the most original hostess did not attempt that. Then last evening at the hop, what could have been more original than to have three young men, all of them among the specal catches at the Post, receive one? And to do them justice, they did it in such a manner as to make one The city is well supplied with fair girls just now, there being a number from out of town visiting. Miss Leonard, who is still with Mrs. Kearns, Is receiving any amount of attention. Miss Edith Ferry spending the summer with the Mont Ferrys is another charming girl who has been warmly welcomed into the younger set and who was feted yesterday afternoon by the girls at the home of Miss Zane. Miss Elliott of Kentucky, who is the guest of the Iglehearts, was introduced at the hop last evening and made a splendid impression, and Miss Ridgeway of Philadelphia is with the Worthingtons for a short time. Then there are always plenty of the girls who are The real, real thing at Among the girls assisting at the Post tea Wednesday was Miss Hark-neswho has been missed from local circles for the entire winter. She wore an exquisite gow'n of something with feel as thoroughly welcome as could which 1 was not familiar, but it was in perfect harmony with her style, Madras, Linens, Crash, Batistes the most finished hostess. and I know it was grace itself. Have you seen the dainty little Both the luncheons of the week modest invitations bidding a few to have been given at the clubs, that of the breakfast for the president? May- Thursday at the Alta club which was be not, for they have reached only to Miss Leonard being a few' of us, but they are marvels. In- complimentary given by Mrs. James Neill. If there stead of being of ordinary size, they is who delights in doing pleashave been placed under an enlarging antanyone things for other girls its Mrs. process, and owing, no doubt to the Neill, and the luncheon of Thursday size of the office, they have grown was no exception. Today the Sherfrom the regular invitation card to a man girls give a luncheon at the Comlength of about nine inches and a mercial club at which a large numwidth of about five. Some of those ber of the younger girls are to be enpeople who make a business of having tertained, among them will be the their family tree and kindred incumof course. brances fenced in lest some one visiting girls, & should overlook them and trample The Kearns mansion, Killarney thereon, are out already looking for suitable frames to put their bids in. Castle, is well filled with guests just The type, too, is most Interesting. at present, and there are to be more. The three names appearing on the Captain and Mrs. Frank McKenna ef sheet are those of the president, or 3t. Louis are there as well as Miss rather his title, the entertainers and Leonard, and today R. C. Kerens is the entertained, and the type ranges expected, to remain with them till aftdownward in size for the three. The er the presidents visit. There will breakfast will be at 11:30 but it is doubtless be considerable entertainpresumed that some of the men will ing going on during the stay of Mrs. take a sustaining substance of some McKenna, who is said to be quite a kind earlier. belle. & Well, Mrs. McLaughlin is home and They do say that T. Ellis Browne is allowing the green eyed monster to is being warmly welcomed tty her friends here. She will leave creep in and destroy his otherwise many for the east in July, and will, again clear vision of a sweet little romance according to her plans, sail for Euwhich is rapidly developing in sw'ell in time. circles. And further, I hear, that al- rope though he is not generally gifted that A close watch is being kept of the way, he is rehearsing a song for of .one of the young officers actions which he will himself select the acat the Post, but as yet no one has like companist, running something found out whether he ordered a new this: Would you go back to eyes of black uniform during his recent absence or If you looked into eyes of Browne? not. & To Smith would you be true If Browne should smile on you? The customary tea drinking will mid-summ- er J WALKERS STORE' i Two stars, for only in the night They glimmer sur le tapis, Diminutive and dear and quite Enough to keep me happy; So my astronomy is rich With big and little dippers, And Cupids Constellation which Is made of eyes and slippers! From Collier's Weekly. ENTIRE STOCK OF-- - WOMENS SUITS AND COSTUMES 0NE THIRD OFF REGULAR PRICES GREAT BLACK SILK SALE CONTINUED FOR A WEEK MONDAY, MAY AND WEEK 25th WALKER BROS. DRY GOODS CO. - WAISTS s, White i LADIES home, any way. and various new weaves that have been selling at from 3.00 to 5. OU each. These waists rep- resent this seasons best productions in stylish garments and for the following week beginning MONDAY MORNING You get your pick of the lot at take place at the Country club today, and-ithe absence of Mrs. Fabian a number of the real bachelor maids will reign at the table. There will be nothing else on, for the ground is still in a very unsatisfactory condition from the rain. & & n Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Lemare will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Miller during their brief visit to Salt Lake City. Mrs. Lemare will be at home with Sirs. Miller on Monday afternoon, june 1st, and all who would like to meet her are most cordially invited to can. Mr. and Mrs. Lemare leave for San Francisco Monday night, immediately after the organ recital to be given by Mr. Lemare in the First Congregational church. o The unpleasant episode which Mrs. Judge subjected herself to with the customs officials in San Francisco a few days ago is an illustration of the inconsistency of human nature. Mrs. Judge gives away thousands and thousands of dollars of her own free will, which people know about, and many other thousands which the public never hears of. Yet for the sake of saving two or three hundred dollars she put herself in a very unpleasant position. There are millions Just like her who think it is no wrong to get the best of Uncle Sam. The Western Mining, Town & Land company, with headquarters in Denver, has recently been organized with Major H. P. Myton, formerly Indian agent in the Uintah reservation, as resident director and manager in Salt .ake. The company is paying special attention to mines and townsite property on the route cf the Moffat road, t has men of capital and standing )ehind it and is becoming a factor In he development of both Utah and' Colorado. |