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Show I DESERET EVENING And a -Ok A social A shih tomorrow. . amo x left X , 1 , 5H ir f. ID?: J:' ; - Missionary Reunions. oor J . tl; only-,- - 'W, Hull .Eleventh ward chsnel, on Tenth East, between First and Second South streets; I p.m. Taka East First 6outl or Fifteenth East ear. Liverpool First ward chapel, 711 Eighth East street; 7.10 p. m. Tke Wandarners or Ninth East car. Norwich Tenth ward amusement hall.vjourth South and Eighth East aka Wandamers or streets; t p m. Ninth Eart cr. . Northern States Le Grand ward chapel, on T ale avenue, west of Eleventh East street; 1 p.m. Take Sugar House car. Netherlands (Mslonart) -. Re. union for Netherlands missionaries and escorts only will ha held In the Ensign ward chapel, oorner D street apd Ninth avemne. Take Ninth S p. m. Samoan Twenty-nint- h ward chape). Third North and Tenth West streets; I p.m. TWe wet Fourth North car, Sosmdlnavlan Odeon hall. Norths Temple.Huet eart of Main street. p.-- tm ; SooUtoh Richards Ward vemie"we of Ninth East street. I p.m. Take Ninth East ear. rz Society Islands Reel denes of A. L 454 Thirteenth East street; Clawson, t p-- m. Take East First 8oqth street car. Southern States Pioneer stake halt Fifth South, between Wert Temple and Pint West streets; 8 p.m. Take Second Wert car. "'Swedish Reunion ward chapel. Second South between Third and Fourth Eart; take East Second Sooth, car 8:15 p. m. Mra. Gordon Jennlng Is guest of honor thla afternoon at a large tea given by Miss Mary Clayton at her home on d. B street, about 100 Invitations The rooms, ara bright with autumn flowers, tha room dining being In yellow, with a basket of chrysanthemums tied with yellow tulle for a centcrpleca, and tha other details carried out' in the asms color- .- The Hawaiian Trouba-dor- s furnish --music. " The hostess is assisted la receiving by bsr mother, Mrs. I. A- - Clarion, and Mra J. J. MsClellan. 'mother of ths guest of honor.- - Presiding In tha dining room will be Mr. R. W. Burton and Mra Francis 8. Beer, Jr-- , assisted by Miss JMadelslne McClellan. Mias Mary God. bt. M Isa Ruth W iaeem las Dorothy and Miss Florence McClellan, Mia Alma Cannon, and Mra Don G. TR CAPES IS HIGH FAVOR. Little Grace Clayton ra. Leaving tbs ,(i4turft and.,tbe jtuc-coreive tbs cards at the doer,to look out for Itself, tha girl of the moment Is supplying hsraelf with One Mias Marguerite Taylor will enter, of those little fur capes tain thla evening In honor of Mias which ereenchanting eo very much the vogue. Eleanor Bear, a bride-eleof the And the fur cape Is warm too warmer mouth. than ons uould suppose from its s o . , dainty shape. A new cape pf mink Is Mrs. D. C Maturin Is hostess thU pictured, a model with a novel collar afternoon at a tea given ta honor of and draped fronts which fall lower Mrs. Agnes Folsom, who leaves short- than the back of the oape.- - For wear ly to spend the winter In the earl. eltfa theatre and restaurant frocks Autumn flowers in different colors there is nothing smarter thenon of are need throughout tha rooms, plnh these fuf wraps which may bs tossed back snapdragons being In the dining room. over a chair aa an effectlva The tabla has for a centerpiece ground for one's gown. basket of the flgwere tied with pink Got. 8. for Mra Graham. Mias Junt tulle, end - silver candlesticks with were lstdMies Elisabeth Proeser,- Mias Australia is Eleventh ward - eha pel. pink shades eld In the effect. Presid- Street, Elisabeth Pro sear, Mies Miriam- Hub Tenth East, between First and Second ing here will be Mrs. J. M. Bid well and bard, Mias Msrioa Jons Mias Bath South streets; 8 p m. Take University - Mrs. George Holman, assisted by Miss Bush, Mias Ine Burton. Mias Amy Sit- - car eaat on First South. fe,rl1 Bessie Cation end Kathleen and Mary ,.MaUtrla,.aB.tHep-fvlewis"'isslftT- yi '"BlrmlnghamLp oil rth ward chapel. Seventh South and West Temple A quiet wadding yesterday eelebratad entertaining during the afternoon. 8 pm. Take South West the marriage of Mias Cora Howe, streets;' or West Seventh South car. or Mra Amy Howe, and A. A. Temple The marriage of Mima 'allie Brooks, daughter Cahill beef hew York, the ceremony FarWelsh daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Brook bride a homa at mers ward chapel. State street. Just "I C. M. Link took place todsv a If noon, with Judeaat J.thaLouis Brown offinoon at the home of the bride. Rev. ciating A wadding breakfast followed south of Seventeenth South street (old Elmer L Goshen performing the cer- for tho lmndlt rtlttlvti and frtontft, Eleventh South.) . 5.84 p.m. Take tablo having a ChntarpUce of whit any 8tate street car. emony In the presence ef s few rel- tb and ntreamers of vhtt oat in rtb Central States Seventeenth ward atives end intimate friends,. A wed. roMi. boa extending from this to the fcornera ding break fart followed, the table The other room were decorhted with a hall. First North street, between West of autumn flowera, red and Temple and Flrrt Wsat streets; 4 14 having for a centerpiece a basket of profusion gold predominating The bride wore Take Warm Springs car-red roses tied with red tulle, and handsome eult of taupe shades. She p.m. rovers Jeid for ebont It of the near carried a bouquet Hawaiian - In ths Lion House; Satof roeea There were Mr and Mre, Cahill left urday, Oct. (, at relative' The bride wore e gown of no attendant. pm. later for New Torfcwher ihejt wiUro white combined with silver lace. There aide. Irish Odd Fellows halL Poetofflce ... no-- attendants. Mr. and Mra place, between Third and Fourth Link left thla afternoon for Colorado Mrae. C. D. Ernst the South and Main and Wat Temple Bprlnga and after a short stay there member of her social entertaining streeta; 8 p.m. club thla will go for a wedding trip to Flnr lesli Conference Second ward Ida They will be absent tw months, chapel, oorner Fifth South and Fifth -- end later will A benefit make their home at at Eart (treats; take Fifth Eart car. t'I4 .rssterdsy the home of Mra J jlrsn Colorado Bprlnga by sec . tton I of the per relief depot, a large p.m. Londnn Enslsn ' ward amusement being present. The rooms were Vlas Alta Mav Mitchell entertained numberwith the rich crimson and gold- hall,. Ninth avenue and D street; 8 bright on Thursday at a luncheon at the Hotel en hueeof autumn, the dining-roobe I tab In honor of Mre M I, Graham, Ing especially attractive with it table p m. Take Ninth avenue car. formerly Mias Hasat Brooks, the table decorated in fruU Manchester Pioneer stake hall. A and flower being laid in tha dining room of the e-telling booth was arranged on the Fifth 8outh between West Temple and president's suit. A basket fill'd with lawn, and punch aaa aerved dbere, First West streets: 5:15 Tske and tied with tulle ?lnk rosebuds receiving the guests were South West Temple car pm. the centerpiece, and a plnh Mfi .U. in to Fifth C Robinson, of the South roeebadjraa laid at each place. Covers sectfonr Mrs D Moorchairman, Lindeay. Mra Ellsworth Daggett, MieeMarlon Rook- Netherlands Reunion Sixteenth IMjrt. Mia Gertrude McGrath and idee ward chapel. Fifth West, between Webber Georgina Mrs North Temple and First North streets: Presiding at the tea F O Howard. Mre C Wtab)eirere Mies taks North" F'fth Wert street ear, UMtley, Anna McTormiMc A. ftchsid Routs No. 14. Mr. Karh 8 p. m. and Mra Russell ' Woodruft AssistNewcastle Twentieth ward hall. ing In serving awe, Mias Marjorie Howard, Mies Adelaide Woodruff. Mies Second avenue, corner D street; 8 pm. Virginia Whitney. Mies Phoebe Dey and Take Thtrd Sixth or Ninth avenue car Mies Beset Cello. to Second avenue. Now Zealand Mr and Mra Leroy Rore enter tained last evenipg at a dinner at their ward chapel, east Second Sooth near Relieved From Pain home In Mra henor n1 of James 8 pm. Take east Fourth East and Mra Frank Bunnell of Butte, Mont , Second South street; car. .. cover being laid for about eight Suffering by Lydia E. States Northwester gueeta The centerpiece for the table Rnkham Vegetable was arranged In the form of a mlnia- - ha!U Aatret and Second Whitney avenue, gmrdetrr and Ihe plac 5:10 p. m. - Take Slxth or Ninth avecard were also In Japanlse design. Compound. Fellow chrysanthemums and Chinese nue ear. Jillies were all about the room. CovNottingham Twenty-secon- d ward ers were laid for the following, besides comer Fourth North and Brook IjtlN.Y. d For three or foot the guest of -honor: Mr. and Mra John chapel, L " 8 West streeta; pm- Taka Warn atarJ Springs cai Sheffield Fourteenth ward amusehalL- - Ftrrt South between West . Mias Ethalwynne Xngg and Cleon ment very wes Eelby of Drtgga, Idaho war married Temple and First West streets; t:S4 ereble. i In the temple the ceremony p.m. beredhenr my mo tit- yesterday performed by Elder David fol-O. . Tonga Residence o' W. B. Wright, er had found relief being Aa Informal reception McKay. In the evening it the home of 841 W estmlntster avenue; 8 p. fn. Take from pain by using lowed Mre W W. Rogera Ninth East car. . . the brides aunt, Lydia ETpinkh am? and supper was served, the table g Wester State u TanU Com for cianga haeket Eighth Eaat Vegetable T)1r4 and pink and white asters, and pound and I dedded fiJTdVith I SO p.m. Tak baskets of the same flowers Fourth South to try it, and thanks smaller at the comers. Fink tulle ex Ninth E&t or Wacdamer car. being to the Compound it tended to these from the center The OoL S. bride wore a costume of White Georghelped ms fast as it ette Swim and German In the Odeon Ascrepe trimmed with pearls did tar mother, and were the hostess Misa Hermie Hall, North Temple, Just east of Mala I ara free from pain, sisting Pratt and Miss Bernice Pratt The street. I p. m. backacb and that bridal couple win reside St Drtgga jenerti weakness that wag go bard to Idaho. The senior class of the University of I am able to do my work during Utah class last everting ucn time and am In Big Cottonwood at Knudeons Grove pirtyLydia recommending L- going out in autos Pmkbamg Vegetable Compound to esnyon. the party a delightful evening In friends who euffer as I did- Mim end enjoying W dancing A cupper alao was a feature. META TufDniANN, 1622 Jefferson The committee in charge included Miss Ate. Brooklyn, N. y. Emily Grant, Hymm Betrg p Lyman Horna Miss Lavon Sharp, Mias Beatrice To know whether E. gquirea Miss Lillian Remer and Evan Lydia Y Jonea Finkhamg Compou nd TO UTAH TEACHERS irtll help yo egetable For just try it. Denetnr club will 'give advice wriio to Lydia E.Plnkluun theThsfiretMatinee a eerlea of denefng partlee Medicine Co. (confidential) Lynn, tomorrow Inafternoon at tha Ldmee' Lit Mass. Y oar letter will be opened, erary clubhouse. e Certlflcgtcs and dlplomeji for Utah nd Answered by a woman, An Interesting event of today la the teachers hare been issued and held In strict confidence, - t by the aeof the Utah Stele nteatlng stats board of education as follows;" eociaUon.tnciudlna a morningLibrary and after-i- d noon session, L. Oln-vHlgh aobool Rfe dlploma a luncheon at the Hotel Utah at which the ylsttlng mem- Brucb, city; Marla & Chrlrtensen-Tooelb.r of the assoclatMn will be gueeta B. Sarah Cook. Grantsvllle; ef tba 8alt Lake Public Library. B. E. Jamison,- - Moroni T. F. Ogdori, Mre John Spa ford entertained at a Richfield; , Lucla- Saxer. eity; A. K. Nephl; Jams W. - Thornton luncheon on Wednesday In honor inf Sell ce and Mra Bunnell of Butts, Ksnab: Elisabeth Thorps, Bomroen, Mrs. a basket Mont.; Irena ToKon, Beaver. Mont., ths centerpiece being ef sweet pees and the (lace cards being Emergency high school certificates hand painted In the same flower CovTOYS, DOLLS, FANCY-GOO- DS, er Shirley C.-- Horsley. BHgham City; were laid for ten guest. Oeorgene Dcvtdeon..Logaa; Ruth BOOKS AND Fillmore; Amelia M. Sloan, The" enlertklnment committee ef the GAMES. Ladles Literary club has arranged for city; EV Perry Van Leuven, Logan; monthly dancing partlee te be given at Ellen Agron. OgdeA; Alta Calvert, Og'Lst Broadway, Miaslon the club house, the first of the seriee den; Blrl Andpreon, Bandy; Carl B to take place tomorrow evening. Johnson. Rlehmend. Riding (4 floor). Grammar grade life dlplomaa--Ma- ry The current event srtd current liters Wasatch 1366. Bergstrom, Cedar City: On a L. Ih Ladis Lrary JOHN H. BRYAR. Bardw.lL City; Mary J. Blucher. city; chib meet this nd th ftrnooit, Etfle Clayton, otty; Reno Crook, Bo program include a talk by Lfeul ' fem of- - th. local navy recruiting Service, pel. Anna Lola Farrajlcftj. being-Issue- e ct -- -- -- Twelfth-Thirteent- -- r; '1 i fact that some piano houses . stock up in advanceXvith a lot of cheap pianos for their A killing at.your expense. well-know- n semi-annu- al 1 L A piano . a Musical Instrument, not merely arf ornament! should be bje tot giYe A usic foreTgreat many years after ? it is paid for and not-tobecome tin pan as far' too many pianos in Utah homes have become. T- -- c - It is a -- J While some jof.the houses in town are pro- claiming their wonderful bargains, as is tbeir custom at' conference time, stop and. consider the reasonableness of their boasts. i other-musi- CalUomlk Lion K.um, t;S4 pin. Eastern 8m les Whitney hell, A street end Second avenue; l;)S. p.m. Take Sixth or Ninth avenue car. French (Mionartes) Vermont bulldlnp, room opposite south tabernacle patea I p.. m. For - aaa Harry JV ' '' yesterday to spend Jthe winter Jn Boston, Bamberger la assisted In recalving Mra W. Mont Perry, and presiding at tha tea tabla will be Mrs. Peter Halms, Mrs. R. W. Toung, Mra Harden Ben nion and Mrs. Byram of the post. Tha rooms ara decorated In roeea and .marigolds, tha llvlngroom In French marigolds and' ths dining room la roeea, the tabla having an attractive cantsrplsoa -- of ths flowers, with other details in corresponding tints. About. SO are invited, Mn. Bamberger will be at home to her friend on the first and third Friday of each month. - -- M , Mias Gladys Richmond i 1 NEWS FRIDAY . OCTOBER 5 191?" paper by Mr ft. X. Klingandei city Personality. Tha Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity will give k social affair thla evening Ja honor of tha saw member S Ah Interesting avaat of tha day la tha benefit taa to ho atvan at tha Braneford thla aftaraooa by tha Worn- aa a aarvloa auratcal unit, tha proceed ta o for a Chrlatmaa boa to tha eol- dlara la Europe Tha affair la la charao of Mrs 8. H. Pinkerton. and Mr a J. V. a CritotUow.- Mra H. W Tlbbal will entertain her HE largest affair id aoclal circle thta aftenioon hi Tha taa given hr Mra Simon Bamberger at her horna on Eaat Pint South attract, tha guest to lnoluds tha .arteaa of tha off!care of Port Dongle. of auto officials and of. fleam of tha Utah artillery. Mra X - T is ' YoujvanLyour-pian- o to beXomething totake pride in and not an instramentthat vouvvouichbe-aghamedto-askmusical friend who might happen in to play on. a s 9 A piano has an actual value likexanything else arid shrewd piano dealers are not giving -- something for nothing. Therefore take no stock whatever in claims tHat they are offering high grade pfanos for .$250.00 and less. It vrisnt-don- er h J; On October 1st we inaugurated the ONE PRICE system of selling .pianoa,attKe. same time reducing ourpricesto arr equal to tbe prices which these same pianos are sold for in the east, without any addional amount for freight even. We are the only intermountain music house making such a claim and as a result are in a position to sell' ftom 10 per cent to 30 per cent lower than our nearest competitor. ' -- m I 4 ' Our prices range from $250.00 up on straight pianos and $475.00 up on players. Used pianos from $105.00. Each piano is plainly marked so that a child can purchase a cheaply as the shrewdest buyer, and EVERY INSTRUMENT IS REPRESENTED TO BE JUST WHAT IT IS. - . - '. Come in and look at our beautiful line of pianos and make our store ; jrour visiting place while you are here. tea-wa ess Clayton Piano Co, fortun- Col. N. 1IID.DMIGIITER i4i State Street 134-13- 6 BOTH MOTHER Twelfth-Thirteent- IN W. Clayton Pres F. G. Brooks Vice Pres. C. C. Clayton Secy.- - J? h See-on- -- hav-inj- btwn tret: ' see - CERTIFICM ia e; MeClURGS HOLIDAY UNE 1 n, 'j c 'i Hudmap. Ogden; Carrie Marquard Heber City; Mina McFarland, Ogden, Ida Xiehola, Magna; James Prestwick. Hen-- man; Jesis T. Ree Benson; Rose M. Roche, city; Mary Ruasell, Cameron; Maud Scott, city: Martha Well city; Lillian Woodbury, Dubois, American city; George H. I veroh,"Vrnal.' " Fork? Cherlee-M- Five Year State Certificates Haxel A cord, Castle Da1: Louise M. Allison, Ogdsn; Olga Edholm Anderson, Morgan; Ema .Christensen, Salina; Luctna Clark. Sprlngnlle; Winnie Clyde, Provo: Orlando B'Hadlock, Hooper; Mildred L. Fork; Florence Lee. Brigham City. Ruth Lindeay, D. Pearson, city; Mtshis Draper; Earl Seegmiller. St. George; Alonxo Smith, mond; Orel! R Bmith proper; Clare 8pler Vernal' Nina Vance, Prove; Genevieve Allison. Ogden: Kate F. Sutton, city. Temporary High School Certificate Geo. 8. Bates, Milford; Florence Butler, Waterloo. Iowa; Christine B. Clayton, Midvale, (Ext.); Vara C. Dolby, Park City; Joseph Smith Fish, city; Rhode M. Gaby, olty; R. Leon Garnett city; Edward W. Oeesweln, L. Htskey, city; Adelaide city; Marian H. C. MoMtlUiv Ogden ; Hart, city; Mills, city; Tulls Mollerup, city: Myra O. B. Parrott, olty; Rhode B. Rand, Kansas; Busan M. Simon Parowan; Marian Shaw Stajrner, Berkeley, Cat.; Wilma Olive Bptoer, Sandy; Karl N. Snow, 8L George; Nall Btrewtg, Mur-raHeber-CitFayette Stephan John B. World, olty, (Ext.); Lillian Wight, Brigham City; Elisabeth Wln- -t era It, city; Jeaee J. Weight. Sprlng-vtllHugh A- - Baxter, Psnguitchr Stephen H. Beesley, ettyj Carl V. Brown, Greet River; Helen city: Harrison B. Merrill, Preston, Ida.; Viola O. Pitt, Nephl; J. J. Bpsndlova, Nephl; Olive Jensen, Brigham City. Two year normal certificates Don- Mlla Cros city; . Genevieve Condon, Bandy; Alice M. city; Jo B. Drlgx Dunn, Ogden; Lstell Griffin, E. 8ylvl Holiday, Ogden; Mary Hoffmao. - Eureka, Kan i- - Mabel Katharine Krafsle, Jameson, Ogdeo. COgden; Lucy - Kras. Ogden; Made leine ML Lynch. Ogden; Inac H. Owen. Ogden; Ane jl. .0 fiUl. Ogden; Mabel aon. 1 HMr-Spanla- h y; e; F. Kaitdxtl, Ogdeni Bernice E Rem-ea- y. Green River; Mae RelneruOgdenr Ida A. Beit Ogden. Madge Stark, city; Hettle E. Stelt Ogden. Joyce Bulll-vacity; Mary C. Travte, Ogden; J. M. Whiting. Mepleton; Alma N. WUlmert. Ontario, Cel.; Emma Welty, eitv. Lulu Myers Williamson, Garfield; Florence-WrighVernal; EUa. K. Zm k. Ogden. ""Extensions state and normal certificates Ellen Jl Burk. Ogden; Florence Cross n, etty;. Jane Callahan, city: Rhode Duffy, city; Nellie Frost, Ogden; Frank Griffith Mlnersvllle; John H. Greer, Bendy; Mary Starr, 6U George: David L. Thome Wale Special certificates Lillian Blackett. Nephl, domestic art; Margaret Crook. Heber, domestic science and art; Homer P. Chrirteneen, Bing hem, physical education: Nanna C. Clark, city, domestic science; Hugh DeugaU. city, music; Bessie E. Eaton, Murray, home economics; 8. R. Egbert, city, manual training; Myrtle Farnsworth, Beaver, domestic science and art; Heber C. Foulger, Ogden, manual trainSanta Clara, ing; Karl E. Fordl-am- . music: Vera Garnetts, city, physical education and elocution; Rose Howard. city "typewriting; Zoe Kirkpatrick, Ogden, music; Jala McMurrin, Ogden, commerce; Amy B. MoDermld. city, art; C. F. Paine, eity, manual arts; D. M. Taylor, PaysoWt mechanic arts; O. A. Whitaker. Brigham City, musld; Arthur J. Becker, city, penmanship; George W. Bru.rtoiW Ogden, manual training; Ortho Faint, hank' city; manual training, Lloyd C. McDonald, Logan, manual training; Dorothy G. McGaw. Ogden, music and elocution; Margaret Sullivan.. Ogden, commerce; J, F. Ruaaoo, Mumy. art end manual training; Ineg Todd King. Bingham, oral expression. n, t. WHEN YOUR EYES HEED OARS T KU8IIE EYE IEMED Infor Mat- 11 MM. MURW8 1 - Td Asm Qeiekiy. VilVuvt Je mod ftnki88 frxowfit h8Mti4ttMMliiSr fal ff Kra tMMli KYBlMaTlllMl Dpvopmi M lit R8MBDV ,yn COm CtGOAA JLEADFRS FOR BiaW'i! i';fiii!!,GAS)TJEGATE ''ill' iXi!ii.iii'!J!iii1 I Aw'z'liijli'JiiCiiiif! Si i i m ' |