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Show 4 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, MONDAY 7 MORNING, MAY 7, 1923. Marie Howe Ell Jit--; sopk TSur dealer every veek talus jtnoasJkunt Contest Ends in Election of Mrs. G. E. Howe as Queen of Festivities. X Wien the Umn CknlTil of Pioneer Iriyz closed at tho Odeon at mid night Saturday nlgbt It was with Mrs. Mario Howe onthroned a queen, her election by popular rote having been attained by a doee margin She received 610 voteo; her competitor, Oora Holt, wife of J. A. Holt, aleo a Moose, had 44,S5ff bailota, aa ah own by the tally of the. judges. The final night of the carnival waa marked by easily the largest atten dance since the opening of the fete, ir iM M m kiwi i Saturday night, April 28. While not all tha reports from the various com- Wife et Dictator Georg 8 E. Howe, mittees having sale of tickets and Salt Lake lodge No. U9, Loyal Or. dor of Moose, choeen queen of the management of conoesaioasJtave been received, it in evident that the Jubilee Carnival of Pioneer Oayo after a has been a financial snccees and that cloao and oxelting election. a substantial sura will be added to the building fund, of the Balt Lake O. Oi F temple at I oclock sharp for lodge. tho purpose of having a drill and rehearsal. Light refreshments will ba served, LODGES ill YEN ILES OF WOODCR AFT. AMERICAN YEOMEN. Three Leaf Clover will hold Its regSeagull homestead met In regular ular meeting and drill at I. O. O. F. at the Veterans of Foreign hall at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon. hall Tuesday evening. The Ail members are urged to attend. -- lea had charge of the meeting and NEIGHBORS the regular order of business was carOF WOODCRAFT. ried out in a most fitting manner. . Sail; Lake circle No. 553 will hold Plans for the Yeomen state it regular meeting at 8 o clock Thursto be held at bait Lake May meeting, 18, were O. T. halt. discussed. A 'committee was ap- day evening at I. O. pointed to act for Seagull homestead Woodbine circle No. 41 wriH give a in making arrangements for the en- card party at 8.30 o'clock Wednesday tertainment of members. May 3, at Odd Feilowg hail, The committee requests members to evening, be present at the regular meeting Postoffice place. tomorrow evening, as final arrangeSilver Maple circle No. 108 met Friments are to be made at that time. day and elected tho following deleRefreshments wtH be served by the gate to the district circle meeting in Lady Kowena. Junf at Bait lake: Margaret Clegg, McCardelL Ruby Clemens, MarMary The Rowena circle of the Yeomen McFall, Lillie Burge, Hanitte gave a card party FriQay evening at garet Anna Leach, Mollte Schonert, the Moose hall. This waa the last of Graham, Flora Jones, Minnie Wilson, a series of ouch affairs and grand Barrett, Laura Evelyn Weld man, Anna Ward. prizes were awarded. Vera Lundgrene, Mary Johnson. Fifteen alternates also wera elected to B. R. Y. AUXILIARY. the district circle meeting. SaltnJr lodge No ML Ladies of the -r. o. o. f. . Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, will give a card party at Odd Fellows' Jordan lodge No. 3 will be honored hall. Postoffice place, tomorrow eve- by an official vimt from the grand ning. Everybody it invited. master. Parley N. Davla today. The will be obnferred on initiatory degree FRATERNAL BROTHERHOOD. a class of candidates this evening and Bego LQy lodge No. 2S2 will hold Its visitors are invited. first meeting this evening at the Odd Fellows' building, 41 PostoffVe place, ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA. Aa previously ansecond floor. Salt Lake camp no. 3072 will nounced, the first and third Mondays meet at W. Valley O. hail this evening. of each month will be the regular All members areW. to attend. requested meeting nights. It is reported by the committee that members can step SECURITY BENEFIT ASSOCIATION. dance in the new hall to their hearts' No. 3510 met in regcontent. Brother R. B. Quay, who y ha recovered from hla severe burns, ular session at W. O. W. halt batur-dacandidates were Two evening will be with the lodge again this initiated for five and applications ivenlng. membership presented and balloted upon by tha lodge. The foliowing ORDER OF MUSCOVITES. committees were appointed for the AH Prince of Kermlln Kazan are month of May: Visiting, Mrs. Rose requested by the head of the order Knowles, Mrs. Quay F'ogel and Mrs. to be present this evening at the I. Ada Bright, entertainment, Elam F Laura Allen, Wealey Storey, Mia Osmond Mrs Carnahan and Ruby A number of visitors from Ogden council were in attendance at this meeting. committee anThe entertainment nounced that they had docided to give aa overall and apron dance" on the evening of May 19 to take the place of the regular meeting on that date. Members and friends are invited. This event will be for the benefit of the drill team. Manager May of the 8. B. A. baseball team reported good progress in the games and much interest taken plays evby the members. The team ery Wednesday evening In the Twiwere light league and the member pleased to learn of the victory won week. Nezt Saturday evening will be the regular meeting of the council with initiation of candidates U. C. T. AUXILIARY. The ladles' auxiliary to the United Commercial Travelers will hold their tomorrow regular meeting at 2 o'clockMrs. W. B afternoon at the borne of Woodruff. 321 I street. The aeetat-in- g E. Mrs. C. wtH be bostesees In the spring, particularly, pure, sod Mrs. R. K. Price. healthy blood is needed for the WEST HIGH ALUMNAE. proper functioning of the digestive A meeting of the Weet high school system. alumnae will be hold at 8 oclock Imperfect digestion results from this evening at the oomndttee room at the pubUc library. weak, thick, sluggish blood. For a such condition, there is nothing so W. B. A. beneficial as Hood's Sarsaparilla. Banner review No. 11 will meet at This reliable old medicine purifies 2 oclock this afternoon at W. O. W. the blood, gives it vigor ana tenet halt 258 Bouth West Tempi aCreet. A fuH attendance is urged. relieves dyspepsia, restores appeMrs. A. H. Llndgren, 825 West tite and normalixes the entire First South street, will give a five system. hundred party for the benefit of the Hood's aids digestion and builds t guard team of Banner review No. 11 resistance Friday evening. All friends are wei- the attacks against up ot disease. Get a bottle today. At V LADIE3 OF THE 0. A. R. your druggist' A Tkt leme frr,tkal tirtd fttling Reynolds circle, Lodiee of the O. A. R., will Kite a card party Tuesday afternoon at 1 3U o'clock at the L O. O. F. halL W. R. C. One of the largest parties of the week wee held by the Dlx Logan Woman's Relief Corps Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mra N. Owens In honor of the department president, Mra W. C. Goff of Balt Lake. the hostess were Mra. C. Mrs. Maples, Mra iMwy B. Griffin, Smith Flames and Mra A. Van In were the deooration The Patten. national oolcra wKh frigs, bunting whiteThe red carnations and and foliowing -vi rit or;-- were present from Bait Lake- Mra Arthur Nelson, of Oliver O. .Howard W. R. C., and Mrs Delos Boyer, Mra A. I Neieon. Mrs. J. W. Gray, Mrs. L. H. Knackstedt, Mrs. George Lee Neal, all members of OHvler O. Howard circle. aa circle, W. R. Tbe C., was represented by the department president, Mr W. C. Goff, and Mra Margaretta Harvey. The delegation from BaM Lake went to and WEST SECOND SOUTH Five from Logan by automobile. hundred was played during the course AH three prizes of the afternoon. PRINTING, BINDING, were captured by the Ogden corps OFFICE FURNITURE . Tqa was aarved after the games I The Oliver O. Howard Kensington Desk, Chair, Tablet, Book I Catea, Filing Cablnsts, Stoat dub was entertained Friday afternoon I Cabinat-Bafa- a and Staol Sholv. the home' of Mra E, W. Washat I Member Ing. burn, 760 Third avenua , and friends alike enjoyed tha occaNEOSTYLE AGENCY sion. Oliver O. Howard Corps No. 1 will meet at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the Otvio Center, 143 Regent street. Delegates to the state convention are urged to attend, in order to have their credentials signed. The oooventton wGl bo held May 17 and M at Ogdon. " NrW r rebuilt uaad MnxweU-MoKeCorps No. I win Holsts, Compressors, Rumps, hold a special meeting Wednesday afFans, Motor. Boiler. Or Cara ternoon at L O. O F. hah. Instead of on the regular meeting day, WRITE WIRE RHONEI Wednesday, May 15. All delegates and alternates who did not get their . credential cards should report at this meeting This Is an important meetMelntyr Bldg. ing. as It is just before the encampSalt Lake City, Utah ment at Ogden, and all members are , options Waaatch 2863 urged to attend. The same corps gave a card party Saturday afternoon at the bom of irfs! t i Straight Line mw t? ; PM5T Inlaid linoleum pressure which forces the f, linoleum tiles together produces a easily cleaned eutfafer. ' Your dealer will show you how the perm a- patterns go through to die burlap back. They cannot wear off. NAIRN LINOLEUM COMPANY, Kearny, N. J. de-ne- nt , ? the ? c p W. & J. SLOANS, Wkolaaala, Sol Ssftiag A"U Now York i SaaFmadaco t. 5 iK. a Strevell-Paterso- - foe- - n Vv'-a- ' Ill-Heal- th Many women suffer from too many trips up and down stairways. Ordinary housework taxes their strength with ', its constant trips to the bed rooms, the upper hallways, etc. pleasant manner in which it dears the Though Pluto is certain and quick in action it doc not gripe, and it leaves no after unpleasantness. A million people week ly take Pluto because Q 1. It brings quick relief from constipation 30 minutes to two hours, Q 2. Physicians prescribe it. Q 3. It is a water laxative gently flushes the system. Q4. Gives in internal bath to die entire intestinal tract Q, 5. Bottled at French Lick Springs, Indiana, where thousands yearly seek health. lys-te- m. The odg show you the' tilq and La Investigation covering 1561 42 cities gave Pluto first all laxatives! One reason sales ; place Pluto holds this leadership is the gentle, water-proo- non-slipper- v, m A RECENT drug stores in in among Sanitary The enormous Stairways f. An extension telephone saves steps, averts illness and stops that eternal drain upon vitality1 which comes from frequent hurrying trips upstairs or down to answer the ringing of the tele' . phone bell. " The cost is small less than two cents a day in residences. Call the telephone company now g and learn how little this devics will .. add to your monthly bill. : step-savin- -r-- iy Hardware Co. -- Utah-counc- il -- Improves digestion "makes you eat and 'sleep better Wy-m- nt . When nature wont PLUTO will at tbe 8 o'clock mas this morning. Junior choir furnished the muThe Rev. Father C. E. Hogan an addaeas to the obiidren on communion. the evening at 7 35 o'clock the Scott May promos km was held, all the girls of the Holv Angels sodality and the KREMLIN KAZAN, I. O. O. F. eodehty taking Members of Kremlin Kazan, the Children of Mary OKeefe was choMarguerite froMc auxiliary of the Balt Lake Odd part. world Is on the verge of some new FeUows, have received Ukase No. 24, sen to crown the Virgin Mary. and amazing discoveries concerning czar the of signed by Bph Clawson, Ufa after death. order, and A. Zueger, minister of rec- Doyle Exhibit the ords, calling them to attend twenty-fourt- h annual "bear hunt LARGE WOOL SALE MADE. Photographs This will be held at 7 30 o'clock cn SpMizl to The Trilme. the evening of Monday, May 14, at Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, ' English EPHRAIM. May 5 The Ephraim Odd Fellows temple, Postoffice place or d of world-wid- e wool pool, consisting of One of tbe matters to be brought author and psychic who a lecture tour la ntilUon. pounds, or 34,900 fleece, a fame, making bear hunt up for eonaWerattun wool in the state, Monday ia the agreement which has of America, cornea to the Salt Lake of tbe best fin been drawn "up for tho consolidation tabernacle next Friday night, under was sold yesterday to E. J. Kearns Henry of the Imperial Order of Muscovites auspices of the extension division of of frilt Lake, ropresentlngtb Woolen Mill of Worm socket, and the Oriental Order of Humility the University of Utah... Hla subject Wattnie locally by P. C. Peterand Perfection. Tho first meeting of will be "Recent Psychic Evidence" R. I handled the new consolidated order will be and hd will exhibit, by means of a son. Jr., of this city. Th price paid held at Cedar Rapida, Iowa, August screen, a number of "spirit photo- was 50 cents a pound. 3, 1922, when the adaption of. a new graphs." ' FUNERAL HELD. name, ritual, emblem, fez and other These pictures, which the lecturer detail will be perfected. terms "ectoplasmic," are produced by Special to Tie Tribune. -- Funeral sermedium. PARK CITY, May Ectoplasm, materialising RECEIVE FIRST COMMUNION. according to Sir Conan, is the con- vices for Mrs. Violet Ivle, who died at the Miners hospiSpecial to Tha Tribune. necting link between this world and Friday morning an operation, were heM PARK CITY, May 8 Twelve boys the realm of spirits, and tbe lecture tal following 2 oclock from the L D. 8 and thirteen girls received, their first and demonstration is reputed to fur- today at The evidence that the church body will be taken to holy communion at 6L Marys church nish convincing Mrs. 3. H. Spears In honor of Mr W. C. Goff, department president. Bridge and five hundred were played. Frizes were won by Mr. E. Llndgren, Mrs. B. Matron and Mra A. JLo The sic. gave holy In Will Spirit? one-thir- at-th- o Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co. America's Physic t Hsfeer Monday morning for interment. Mra. Ivle was born at Heber eighteen years ago, and is survived by her husband and an infant three months old, a mother, two sisters and on brother. NOT ROLLING TOGETHER. dont Th Prohibition Director seem to bo getting along very.. weU with tha Block Holders. Lit. f, Honolulu and Return. $228.82 Rates effective May 15th. Union Pacific Ticket Office. EL A. Shew. D. P. A, H Don't fail to attend big auction sale Monday, at 19 Si) a. m. Thirty different lot of good, including piano, brass beds, dressers, china, cooking Rodman Fireproof utensils, eta. (AdverUsemenL) Storage Oo. . y 1- Goal and Metal Mine Machinery F. Harvey & Co. 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