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Show THE APPEAL ISSUED FOR RECRUITS IIERALD-KEPUBLICA- ' f ;" ZZZZZT" itK-Q- to Get Behind Training Camp and Aid With Enlistments. A!! ff) ; , Government Keeps Close Track; Salt Lake Men Federal 1 ?vffisiivAiwr'r M ATERIAS: Serges SIZES O t T5 1 ie ti (o) 323 W. Second South sEreet. Salt Lake City. Plione Was. 2323 o) k (Continued From Preceding rnj?e.) being held at St. Mark's cathedral at 11 o'clock. Preceding this was the senior breakfast at 8.30. at which the graduates were guests. Two gold medals were presented for the best attainments in scholarship, the winners being Miss Norma Mtieller and Miss Inez Sharman. On account of the two young tied for honors, the Bishop beingmemorial girls Leonard medal was duplicated and a medal presented to each. The members of the senior class are Miss Irene Savage, Miss Inez Sharman. Miss Marjorie Wasson, Miss Frances Davis. Miss Ruth Cowle. Miss Itnth Prat her. Miss Vivian Smith. Miss Margaret Callow. Miss Lorna Jones, Miss Norma Mueller. Miss Jessie Couzens. Miss Helen Case. Miss Jeanette Leckie, Miss Mary Scheck and the Misses Marie and Genevieve Milllck. chystai Mrs J. ca n. J. Hurke entertained the Crvstal Bridge club yesterday at luncheon at the Hotel Utah with six tables The , luncheon of bridge following. was laid In the President's suite tablewas red and exquisitely decorated with to the and ferns. In addition peonies members of the club there were a few extra guests and all enjoyed several games of bridge later. jfc jjj Tltn COUXTItV CI. I II. The Country club was gay yesterday afternoon, the first real summer day for the midweek luncheons bringing out a large number of the women members. Miss Marion Hooper enterAmong: tained a party of friends. small parties were others who had Mrs. Morris 1 Hitchle. Mrs. C. II. Doollttle. Mrs. W. D. Donoher and Miss Maud Thorne. There were no set games, but several sets of tennis enlivened the late afternoon hours. FOIl A YOUNG IlItillH. Mrs. Leslie Squires was hostess yesat a prettily appointed bridge terday in honor of Mrs. Frank luncheon given C. Barnes, a bride of the spring. The rooms were gay with white peonies and brilliant yellow snapdragons, baskets arranged in The guests tied being with yellow tulle.crystal were seated at five tables and following the luncheon bridge was enjoyed awarded the winners, who and were prizes the guests of honor and Mrs. 1 J. Hays and Mrs. Charles liellly. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. W. ft. Granville and Mrs. W. H. Handln. Miss Geneva Savage, daughter of Mr. Miss Bess and Mrs George Savage, the-flower- M. A. Keyser Fireproof , Storage Company p romp try . iSOCICTYl AT Our shipping department is of a great system. As we part attend to local business for corso we respondents elsewhere, In all cities have correspondents of the country- to look after our Interests. Quick shipments, fine service and saving in rates, are features of our shipping department. ai rt v ' ' 'v iw w Wool T1 COLORS: Navy ite wh Black and White from our regular' stocks Tne Suit you nave nad your eye on may te m this assortment ib if if if if if Faddis, David Keith, Jr., and Eugene Slusser will leave early this morning in the car of Mr. Keith for southern touring California to be guests for a short time at the Keith cottage in Ocean Park. Later, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Keith, they will motor north to the Kearns rancii near Santa Ttosa, where will be met by Mrs. Galllvan and they Miss Margaret Collins, who leave next week. SC 9$C C ROOF GAIIDKX PAKTY. Miss Claudia Greene and her brother Harold will entertain with a supper and dancing party next Monday evenroof garden of the Hotel ing onfortheMiss Ruth Cain, who was a Utah classmate of Miss Greene's at Stanford. A number of Stanford friends of the young folks will be here to attend the affair. The marriage of Miss Harriet Holley and I'ruette K. Goddard was solemnized noon in the home of Mr. and yesterday Mrs. John Holley, the Rev. p. A. Simp-ki- n officiating. Only relatives of 'the young couple were present. The ceremony was followed by a wedding breakfast. The rooms were all decked with roses in pink and white. The bride wore a traveling suit of dark blue. The left shortly after for a wedding couple of two months, after trip which they will make their home here. The marriage of Miss Laura K. Park, of Dr. R. M. Park of this daughter and Frederick C. Mortensen. procity, fessor of natural sciences at Westminster college, took place yesterday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Loofbourow on Tenth East street. The ceremony was performed by- the Rev. Herbert Ware Reherd, D. IX, president of Westminster college. Only immediate relatives were present. The bride wore a beautiful gown of voile over shadow lace. Mr. and Mrs. Mortensen left on the 5 o'clock train for an extended trip visit Mr. through the oast. They atwillAwatonna. Mortensen's parents Minn., before returning In the fall to make their home in this city. The bride's going away gown was , - hand-embrolder- ed THE s FLESH BUILDER for eiht years by uo.tssfully thin men and women who want to put on flesh and increase weight. Eat with your meals. Pleasant, harmless and inSold in Salt Lake City by expensive. Schranun-JohnFoDrugs, 5 stores, and leading druggists everywhere. Us-- n, i(fl) (a) (o) of steel blue broadcloth with hat and boots to match.Another wedding of yesterday was that of Miss Clara Huff and W. Benedict of Thistle, who wereGeorge married at Phillips Congregational church by the Rev. P. A. Simpkin In the presence of relatives and a few friends. The young couple will spend a brief honeymoon in Salt Lake and later will make their home in ' Thistle. . ijc : .je A third wedding of yesterday was that of Miss Alta Clifford and Lewis which took place in the morning Berry, in the Salt Lake Temple and was followed by an elaborate reception and dance in the evening in the Le Grande ward hall. The couple left for a to California and will wedding trip make their home in Idaho Falls later. sjs Mrs. Joseph Marshall and her little daughter Betty and also her brother Walter Felt arrived from the east and are at yesterday the Felt home for the summer months. Mrs. Marshall was Miss Ethel Felt. Her home is now in Brooklyn. Mr, Felt has just finished his first year in Columbia. sjc ijc sjc Miss Gretta who has spent the winter in Cosgriff, has returned Baltimore, and is at home once more at the Hotel Utah. She visited in Denver on her return trip and was accompanied from there by Mrs. Thomas A. Cosgriff and her two children who will spend the next fortnight visiting relatives here. Mrs. S. J. Westfall and her foster Miss- Sophie who daughter been guests at the Herrick, have E. B. Critch-lohome since their arrival from San have gone on to New York Francisco, to spend a month, but will return to Salt Lake later in the summer. Miss Edgarda Wedgwood, who is , - w COME TO JEXSEX'S FOR GIFTS Graduation, Wedding and lllrthday "We- Save Yon Money. . These Suits on Display m Our State Street Winciows. ee em Every Suit m tins' sale taken at 2.30 o clock Tkis Aft ernoon " Here There Everywhere " ' Gold Gaterclines Black Purple CkiffonTaffetas Silk Jerseys Blue Green an MissesV 16, 18, 20 Women's, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46. Out Sizes, 43, 45, 47, 49,51 tfaie .,xeg ms Snow Stephen. Promotes Women's Branch of I. VV. W. in Salt Lake. . Ileneflelat Life fompaay Agent Will Hold Coa vent loo. Intermountain agents of the Bene ficial Life Insurmce company will hold a convention at th Hotel Utah, Joseph F. Smith, beginning oftoday. tn company, will deliver president an address, and It Is expected that John I. Spencer and a number of other with companies in agents connected tho city will also speak. A feature will be the annual banquet In the general offices. ACTIXti CiOVEIlXOrt ItETURXS. David Mattson. acting governor, refrom Logan, where he turned yesterday attended the commencement exercises f the Utah Agricultural college. Dura meeting of the board of trustees ing of the college Mr. Mattson was made a member of the chemical laboratory memorial committee, succeeding J. v. N. Whlteeotton of I'rovo. He also was of a committee to draw made a member on the death of Mr. iit resolutions AVhltecotton, member of the board of trustees, who died recently. ! 250 OF THE ON' T M ODELS, uits Including Many New Arrivals m Natty Sport TT , Checks Virginia TO MEET ' "'"M j ' UNON MEN 1 """j IS BfflORGANIZED INSURANCE " """""" government tions plant. "We have assurances that all these, matters are receiving favorable consideration at Washington and we must net at this of the game fail In this work." stage Recruiting: continues slow. Yesterhowever, three enrolled, the highday, est number yet received on a single day. They were E. A. Vandeventer, Townsend. Sylvan I. Pinion and Alvin Uardlcy Bros., the National Bank of the Republic, the Copper National bank. Walker Hros.. the Pari store ami the Utah Fuel company were added to the who have list of business firms emto permit one or more of theiragreed to attend the camp without ployees loss of pay. In a c ommunication addressed to the recorder yesterday by the recrult-- " kpity in if committee, the city commission Is all city employees to urged to to attend th permit camp without Jeopardy out in their positions. It was pointed the communication that since th city wifl derive the benefit from should be best reprethe camp that itgreatest sented. To date sixty-tw- o local firms have an agreement to permit on or signed more of their employees to attend the without loss of pay. trainingto camp Added these are twenty-on- e foreign firms with local branches or connections, who have promised to permit their employees to enroll. -- , . - Up. Mrs. Virginia Snow Stephen, formerly an intrtii lor in li: :irl i r: r t ninr n t the University of Utah, In interested In the formation of a housemaids union in PhU which eventually it Is hoped by the ortranUersIn will embrace all of the city. She said the housemaids ion servants that more than yesterday in homes have joined the organization and that it is hoped to increase the to t')0. membership The Housemaids' union Is a branch of the I. W. W., which figured promiIn the agitation during the trial nently sentence of and Ilillstrom. Mrs. took a Joseph that agitation. Stephen part in the She said last night housemaids that of the city would be organized and demand shorter hours and higher wages. . i - """ President F. C. Richmond of the Commercial club, yesterday addressed a letter to at! members of that organization calling: on them to get behind the citand help izens training camp her atten make a success of It. He calls tion to the business luncheon or Satur-to an effort will be made day, whenInterest stimulate among club members ' In the camp. The letter was written as a result of the stir caused at recruiting headquarters Tuesday, when It became apparent the that the government ia watching local camp. The exchange of telegrams between i'apt. W. It. Wallace and Capt. It. Murphy of Han Francisco, ofJohn In of all training camps. ficer In charge to put iommllte In the charge 14 alanine up men effort forth greater who earlv In the year premised to en roll for the full four weeKs. , "We have advertised to the world, and especially within the Intermountain that thin training camp will country, be held." said President Richmond In "From indications there his letter. from rhould bo a heavy enrollment Idaho and Montana. Up to the present have been Just eight enwriting there . In Utah. listments I am impressed with the fact that the people of Salt Lake are erroneouslyis believing: that this organization moving along to a perfect conclusion and are. therefore, resting In a false in regard to this security feeling ofThis The businot. the case. section. ness men of Salt Lake and patriotic cit- izens have got to get behind this moveare rnent and see that the enrollments our of in, and there Is dangerloss broughtthis of the loinr enirtnpment, which will seriously affect all of our efforts to establishing a brigade post at Fort Douglas and the establishing storehouse and muniof a Houn - ' DANGER OF LOSING IT REAL Must- - Line ' :' W . Richmond Urges 5 W:o 9 M I8k4iix f f " " Lj First Summer Clearance of Woineii s ana ancl Vool blisses Silk ... Iff if if f if a 1 SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1916 N, if )b (o) if if I friends in Chicago, will leave Ida., spending a few days. visiting there shortly for Columbus Barracks ., to visit Lieut, and Mrs. Emory S. AdMr. and Mrs. Joel L. Priest and their ams for several weeks during the late daughter. Miss Marianna Priest, left summer. their home in Boise after yesterday aforfew . "; days i'fiin town. spending ' Hz Mrs. A. M. Walden leaves today for Rochester, N. Y., to spend the next few Miss Lottie Burch of the training months visiting her elder daughter, school leaves within a few days for Mrs. George J. MacLaughlin, who was the east, where she will spend the Miss Louise Walden. summer . - " ; ' after a stay of several weeks on the coast. Mrs. SC Richard Lyman and Mrs. R. returned from. N. A. Empey have trip to San Juan county. Mrs. Charles Hezmalhach of Denver is at Fort 'Douglas visiting the Hezwith relatives. malhach family. ' c 9fi Mrs. W. W. Cluff-anher to the U. C. T. The Ladies' Mrs. G. A. Light, have issueddaughter, invita- will entertain auxiliary of the visiting a. tea to be given at the convention at a luncheon ladies tions for noon bridge home at in Centervllle. at the Commercial club. the Cluff country fi s"s , sis Miss Carrie Sappington, who has Mrs. A. H. All red, Jr., entertained been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. Z."ofHarfor Miss Lillian evening to leave the last the Monday rison, expects June bride. Vocal selections week for the home of her parents in were arendered by Mrs. Naomi Dwyer Montana. and Miss Allred and games were enand iris were Purple pansies Miss Mildred Harriet Knight, who joyed. the rooms. Covers used throughout was here to be an attendant at the were laid for twenty guests. Mrs. Knight-Griffit- h leaves to- Allred was assisted by her sister, Mrs. wedding, morrow for her home in Boise, Ida. Eleanor Mackay. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Lockhart are night. Majestic park. Dancing every back in their home in Federal Heights Gents 25c, ladies free. Advertisement. . Mrs. Dwight M. Guillotte left .yesafternoon for Fresno, where terday she will spend a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. George B. Guillotte at their home. Mrs. George Guillotte was Miss Beulah Bachman of this cits'. Dr. Jane Skolfield, who went to New York to attend the biennial meeting of the General Federation of Women's within the clubs, is expected,, home "A next few days. Miss Margaret Murphy entertained a her girl friends yesterday party of at a trousseau tea afternoon on Sixth East street. Miss at her home delightful Murphy and her mother leave next Monday for Sioux City, la., where her to John Leo Sexton will take marriage June 15. ' place on Thursday, 'c 3C ' Miss Harriet' McKinstry and Miss for the MarytoSchencktheleft yesterday summer months. They east spend will visit friends in Denver -first and later will spend some time at Miss Schenck's home in Burlington, la., before Miss McKinstry goes on to her home in Beaver Dam,jfc Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Howard H. Hays are back at the Hotel Utah for aa few days, been called east by death in having the famllv while on their way to San Diego, where they will go later to visit Mr. Hays mother. sjf Mrs. Horace D. Bowman entertained a party of friends at a tea Tuesday on Fifafternoon at her new home street. The rooms were teenth East gav with roses. The hostess was assisted by her sister. Miss Asenath ; , . . d - -- - ! All-re- - ;. .'. - Jfi ic Tp3 die Only ! Cowan. s$j sjc Mrs. Herbert MacMillan took a Party Ogden of friends "on a motor trip up Includcanyon on Mondav, her guests nharles Tvng. Mrs. Girard ing Mrs. and Mrs. Donald:fi Muir. Hale ajt Mrs. Sam Schwab of Provo. is in town spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Georee Havercamn at their home on Third South and Douglas avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Armstrong have arrived from their wedding trip and will make their home here. Missi Eva Hollls will shortly be at home at 77 D street. Col. and Mrs. E. "ST. Heigho and their two daughters are in town from Boise, jc TONIGHT A Novelty Souvenir LA BOHEME PERFUME Every lady attending the .Wilson Grill this evening will be presented with a souvenir bottle, of the famous "La Boheme ' ' Perfume, made by V. Vivandou, the renowned manufacturer of Paris and New York the man who made "Mary Garden" Perfume a household word in the boudoir. , WIL LL E. L. WILLE, Manager. Be sure of your table Reserve it. PHONE WAS." 4396. For Sale by Schramm-Johnso- n Co. d, |
