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Show E PACE to en reception this In honor of her CHARLES at Mpg. Mr. Walter Lau-Fe- h. formerly Mis Vivien Pace. ,00m are decorated throughoutand gold, daffodil being com, uh pal bluo hyacinth, and "TL, tabto having a basket of the e"'Z tor a centerpiece. Crystal with yellow Candle are corner. In charge of the dm-Alice Ml and Mis re It. and Mr. John A. Bu- rSr preaiding at the table are Mrs. Pocr. Mr. llordon lennlngs, A. H Ja fnd Taylor and In Mr. the dining- .Assisting imr Mia. Mary Clayton, Miss EL.Hn McClellan. Mis Louise and Mias Marian jscketta EdghetU. Vivien Beer and Mias Mli antler Is furnished by Music .T.vlor. !! 0icV TRIMMED most beautiful display of smart spring Bonnets, decreed by Fashion's Artists, are now ready for Miladys selection. Very attractively and reasonably priced at A s". trio- is hostess this Wta geymouc Well .(eraeoD at an Informal social affato m honor of two recent brides, Mia EJT Irwin Clawson, formerly JGraf, and Mra Wendell Smoot, fnwrtf Mies Rebecca Clawson. Tha Lees are decorated In flowering and about II intimate friends trt prraent. ar and Mra J W Bumraerhaya in Jmn tha ensapement of their rearer Baatrtcs to illiam K. Bavey. JJJ, samaga to taka place In June. $5.00, $7.50, $8.75 Smart Lacquered Shapes $3.95 - ... vis Carolyn Cowan entertains m (hit afternoon at bar home ea - TM Browning section of the Ladles' Llurarr club meet this afternoon at The bostessea will be tu elabhonaa Oemmell and Mra Rosen- Im v?i,L Cvt&v&Z. - i nr, tasm e 'e e rn. of tho mtmbw IMtt Epatlou ft the Univritr of Uuk afternoon with Min Le and thl evening util t th chapter hoow In fivt ofuppf o of their members. Mies 0 ar who takes part later In jivy Johnson, MTb Impor-lutM efeairg In the play. of Blnf Ernest' to be fiven by tst frestunaa class of the University, e Mens .EasterShirts and sewss AT BOARCnra SCHOOL. Whr there ar apt to bo a affair" thare to evening othlng quite ao satisfactory a aa old blu mooa-glcrop negliges. The skirt to sewed up at the bottom with juat spec enough ea oaeh aid loft for on' feet to go through. The collar and cuff nr of gold colored crop do china Diinjroft, Neckwear o e Brews entertained Hrry Fisher of her social club jr Hr the members yes-ir4s- at her home which was bright Tea followed the ftftd carried out In flftgs and flower. vtk spring flower tf.entteas peatlm Tt) tftbift from which poach was ftrvd! hmd a centrplec a vaa filled Xfss Marjorie Bldwell entertained with for red And Ar nmtioes. In a tea at honor of Miee rftngemrntft wrewhite yMterday In of Herbert charge U'hertae Pratt and Miss Olsa Cains, HaU. CumoB and Nile Bolls. Haywerd ids are ttsllJng friend in Bait Leke. het It guests being present fo- - the About iO couplers were preeeoL if enioon ft amusement, and others Mra May Snell entertained the memtern i4 la for tM at 4 oclock. The KWiions war In anemones. Pre- ber of her sewing club jeaterdmy. at a at tha tee table were Mra J. luncheon at the Newhooee HoteU the fer g Bi4e.il end her mother, Mra M. 8. party being seated at one long table IKMaard, decorated in spring flower. Cover were laid for the club member., mho A affair of last evening are Mra 8cidon I. Clawson. Mr. Fred tr Clawson. Mra C H Kraft. Mr. J. D n, dancing party given by the ru ivita Theta fraternity at tha Sal, fcpencer, Mr. D 8 Mr. H O lei. Tennta club, the hall being bung M hitnejr, Mr GeorgSpenr, Kilerbeck. Mies ni Mlional flars and the table, Afton Young Mr S. H Ljijch. Mrs. L tnevhwh refreabmenta were served, A- - Claton, Mr Lexter D. Freed. Mn teonadll end narcissus Each gueat William Reid, Mra. George Pyper, Mr. w prevented with a coraaga Mra. Thomas ftloaa. bouguet Le Grand Young, ef Cecil Hrunner roses The mem be Mr. George 1 Alder, Mrs J A Groee-bet'- k. rftlt fraternity are Clarence Kudina Mr Louise E. McCune, Mr. Bill Huber, Frank Beckatead. Allen Ruion 8. Well?, Mr, bu II. Clawson and ; Wnn.au. Elmo Eddington, Richard Mrs. Murray God be fan, Clifford Simpson. Albert lan- lou. Vtrcy Bradly, OeLhln Pearler, mwstenl The ef the 1irtrer- atlla kimmarmer. James llruffrt. V, al ter Ianoa. Victor Hall. Prank Me In the psrty yesterday In thegymnselam, the Orarar. Frank Utcharda, Samuel Beak echopl color, Gwrg Porreater and Baker Uudmea- - decorations being red and white, and the University or cheatrn furnishing iruac for the dancing. The members of the committee, on arrangement were France Grant. Helen Howard. Grover Christenson. Iv1d Pbcpard, Lawrenc brly and Irvin For. A matin dancing party was glveo for yesterday at the Last High rbool ofth Belgium relief fund, voluntary fering being made. Mrs T W Boyer I spending toat time In southern California. lira Sterling Taylor entertained yea-rdIn honor of Mim Virion Pn-klwhooo marriage to Letter R. Tuy-- jr UkM place next Wednesday. The Brtnrroom araa decorated In pink fta4 white roses, end the diningroom w GEORd-ETT- E, SILK PLAID, CREPE DE CHINE. In this offer will be found Dresse?' worth considerably more than the price asked, including all of the most popular styles straight. line, effects There forSpring tunics, .Etons-an- d are Dresses for street wear, afternoon and evening wear. NOiV Satins, $14.95,.$ 1 9.75 and $24 J5 Dresses $1.00 Each SPECIALlHouse Good hooking, fast color. nplendldtjr mod. an Bntahtd; aim If ts 41; actual fl If, fl.it and f Lfl values. Nona exchanged or sent (Auerbach's. nd Floor). on approval. Limit t to a euotomar. four-in-ha- nd of patterns. (Auerbachs Main floor). HosierySpedal $1.79 L.D.S. LadlrP Tot Monday fine quality Bilk Flbro Hoso la black and n, white only; Monday SSa pair. tAnerbacb'w Main Floor) Bar-pai- Garmenls$ I IS only we a special win of $L79 L for $1.18; medium weight. Main Floor) (Auerbach make D. 8. Garment Good-Ziding- s , BOOTS $6.49 Corset Beauty Lectures IMI and tl . In thU Me lot. An r bach's many fashionable modal In Sport Show, mad. to black or tan, as wan as tha draasy modal tn black and oolora, with hiffk or low beats on np to data Isms and pnttama, with heavy or llffht solas, price $4.48. Sbe mr Stats Street Windows! Vain. March 2oth to April 13th. The ladies at Salt Lake and vicinity will be glad to know that the Auerbach Company has been successful in securing once more MEN'S HIGH GRADE Miss Josephine Bright Shoes at Of New York City. The Noted Lecturer and Authority On Correct Corsetry. For a three weeks' engagement, during which time she will conduct a series of Lectures and demonstrate Radtcal Reductions CT.M Men's Shoos, At this radios! reduction. Auerbach's Include their vary Onset Shoes, made of tan calf or block caff on the pa west stylo Enff-Us-h or conoervstlvo lasts with Ooodyear watt nwd leather or Neolin soles. All new, ap to date, models. Sals Sals Prico IMI. 80s our Slate Street Win- -, SS.M sad M-4- $S48 Pre-East- er dews. Binner, R. & G. Lady Ruth WASH GOODS Our new Wash Fabrics are now on Display; the most wonderful assortment of styles and colors you could imagine. Printed and Woven Voile and Tissues, Silk and : Cotton Fabrics, and Ginghams. EXTRA SPECIAL! Voiles in the New Foulsrd and Gingham Patterns 39c yd. Mercerized Foulards, 59j yd. In the newest designs. Silk and Cotton Foulards at $1.00 Yd. (Auerbachs Main Hoot). CORSETS ON LIVING MODELS. In an Improvised auditorium on the Third, Floor of the Auer- bach Store. Miss Bright comes direct from the Fashion Centers and will give you advice and expert Ct- tings FREE. All Ladles Cordially Invited. Surgical fittings a specialty. W omen slSlovelty Lace l , i ( 1 e hf material, wbloh new prom Utah, spoke Friday to a general much. of tho etedenta oa The HisJames Hay ha re tamed to school af- tory of Monastic m. la summing h Rn'writy of EVTatol-a three weeks absence becanee of 15 ra lecture be gave bio idea ea the ter i Mra A. W. Elllx and lor being iHd la decor an received in a basketball game sitaetloa of the Allies la the present injury durhter"l(xrtins. while playing tn a contest with Marray werid war. school. High Tho sophomore elaa fnmivbed the la th regular assembly Wed- Paid Valttnke Interned program Fee next week for a trip to California. William O Johnson and Rth A playlet, Ftsdg and tho nesday ter, both of Kalt Lake and a oet of comlo cartoon Burglar, D. Ttva and Witt, Clarence In Fort Douglas Camp Kingston depicting life around ochooi being both of Ogden, Utah. feature. Richard I Pindon and Beba Healey, thA mam I nee -da muw Frida giveny vat MARRIAGE LICENSES boor th girl of the class of In- - W Wilford E Thstcber of Sod Soring, evening by dancing .4a day oa a pravidentlal warrant, under th direction terpretive Idnbo, and Mary fL Tomltom of Chit of Mia Luelle Thurman. Instructor. baa ton tatorntoi tar th. duration of terfield. Idaho MIos Thurman was a former student of Tn K. and John E Juadt the fit Dennis School of Dancing. Tho oth of Cleft r Creek, TTlfth. included ciaaatc Greek, interPftnnell BUck and Myrtle Lythgo. program and Oriental feature dancea. pretive of Cowley. Wyo both The chorus and musie for th perform' Mehln O Sraith of MUfordL Utah, and ance were furnished by the music deSwao Pearaoa and Ectber 8- - Lurwa enna M Anderaoo of Salt Lake under the direction of tho partment. I Lehl L. Smith of Snowflake. Arizona, Mi both of Salt Laka Grace and Shanna Tout Idaho. of Malad, McKay The agricultural class studying form George W. Carey and Lavra Summer and UnicIlU Mn. both of Pocatello. George R. Beddo of Magna. Utah, anf machinery, under C L. Dunford. visited the Conaoadsted Wagon and Machine Walter A. Homan. Denver, Colo and Laura Kye of Ieht, Utah. Hilda H MulJoy. Mmnitou Colo. company's sbop to study and get tbs practical experience and knowledge George H. lslaub and Bernice K. form j Roger, both 'of Salt- - Lak a Will gained by handling modem Scandinavians This work is tn lineV:with the hn J Buxton and Janie Roberta,; thHah-YiVVhi111 be ia of Hock both, HaU, Meet Wyo. Com.Spring. Qdeon States the United U A host of the newest j for I Conforming to the wishes of at th. orb next year The Harry R. Jacob. Bingham, and EHIs- bill in that students provides abetk Belli. Salt Lake, r missioner of Commercial Economy of the State of ture. home economic, and trade shall spring woolens in the Jeeeph R. Kealon and Sophia f, Oiaoa, Tho Scandinavian mMonory ! not only be taught theories, bat practiboth of Salt Lake. March most desirable colors welL cal to 25th, next, hall aa held Odeon work delivery tho JTtah, beginning Monday Robert F 8mith. j Denver, Colo,, union wilt be i and Fen M. Evtax Jr, Thursday morning a special patriotic Salt Laka evening. Aprfl S. beginning at assembly Wit--J of merchandise will be mSde" as follows: Friday was and patterns are here called Principal by teacher George Genorich, Caatlegate, Utah; A short but Interesting pro- iard Ashtoa. Different spoke Sarah M. Bradehaw, Castiegate. Utah. $ o'clock. on lo In Elder which the of will dutie the be students tho awiting yoar inspecriven gram William E. Aplm, Salt Lake, Gertrude ..There will be only ONE DELIVERY A DAY orwere made to oriel Appeals In Christian P. Borenoen, who has Just present M Wilcox. Flint, Mich. to the students enroll the Junior tion. Scandinato a X. mission of from on ders received in time will be delivered Frank purConnelly. Sait Lake; Vera returned day Red Cross, and few Boys Working 1 Worthen. Halt Laka upon tho effects of the Reserve army bow the via. will beingAfl organised Hano . Peterson, Sterling, Canada, war uponspeak chase. Scandinavian the countrfea. state. the etodente fl Oar ? xpert designer is throughout and Kana P. pemaon. Salt Laka numbers will be were urged to buymere thrift stamp Clarence L Bishop and Ivy Hopkla-ao- Other interesting to further the success of the com ever ready with valuable and A dividing line has been decided upon as follows: Frank McDonald, Joseph by given Sait Lake. Third Liberty Los. Lavld A. anoe and Mary Chamber Biraaberg and JU P. Chnotenoen. The ingLevi Edgar and helpful suggestiqns of Young, State St. tflNtth South, thence East to 7th East and professor of Hans lain. Salt Lake, P. Nielsen, American history at the University of committee consists j James A. Brown. Cray, Idaho, and president; Anthon J. T. Sorensen, . to the most becoming as thence South on 7th East. Mary Y. Snow. Sterling, Utah Harry Madsen, 00. W. Tulin and M. ermer K. Edholm Ethel and for you. garment - - Delivery to Dividing Line and District West trill Olof Petersen, vice presidents; Alvin Davia halt Lake. and Peter & Y Taylor and Stella Jontx Mft- -. K. Olson secretary, Scott Tired Women to East district leave Z. C. M. I. at 9:30 a. m. Delivery fl It is oar constant aim to lad. Irtaho Christiansen, treasurer. Herbert V Frasier. Hanna. Utah, and of Dividing Line will leave Z- - C. BL I. at 2 p. m. With Aching Heads Katherine M Hanna, Kansas City. k please and see the each t James J Steelman and Evangeline ' client Is properly suited. Kelt Laka In addition to above one "Special Delivery may Frasier, Granite High School Notes J William Borgmeier and Mary Mietua, "They help me no much and I had be aPowed to a customer IN, CASE OF, NECESSITY, soon aa begin taking your Ogden. relief fl That we have been sucIMra. Frank P, Kidney PUbut a minimum charge of 15 cents for this delivery A play. The Three- Barbarians, has Foley TL F. D. F cessful is attested by Maio Wood, Morrill, 1 been selected by Mis Claire Stewart to Bometimss It osema aa If you must I paid by the customer. The purpose of this be presented the latter part of April, Salt Lakes better dress-. hack. across stand the pela It gear Barbarian" haa , )wr fln"Th Thr with UOCAR APPLICATIONS, la Juat making your Ufa miserable charge is to discourage Special Deliveries. cannot rh Ih. -- at t ed men and women. a Miss Stewart has read the play to and robbing you of all energy and local titrate waatiw t at arrb i tudent TnrouU strength. When you are constantly No wagon or track goes to the same, house or over tflueuoed by constitutlonsi condition iTuf SeSTbellel fl It wi please us tired, head always aching, nerves oa and ia order to cure it you must WThrOranlte debating teams are the same route more than once a day (except as above). take an internal remedy. Hair Ca- working hard for the contest tu be edge, kldsey action painful aad burnto please you. tarrh Medicine is taken internally and held in April The Question ing. then ts th tits to start tu At No APPROVALS The practice of sending article sets thru -- the blood eu - tbe mtteoas sur solved, that Capital Punishment Should ooce on Foley Kidney Pill of tba system. HnHaGatarrh Br Abolished in Utah - The final negi face They strengthen the wsek, aft Ing on approval will be discontinued.""1 THE ROBERT SYSTEM I Medcine was prescribed by me of the htdney improve their aetlo enable ative sod affirmative team have been and Fern EMrerig them to throw elf the poisons that best physicians la this country for yean rhneea Ove Inkley Your nerves Sam cause Enid end Cmwall trouble. and of some 414-4grow year of the best tonics affirmative, ' It ia composed No merchandise will be exchangXem Bldff. nervnegative, with Clara Little-for- d peaceful, sleep hscorns sounder, known, combined with pome of the IWfrton ous headaches disappear. A Mr and Ruth Vine alternate ed (or cash be refunded on merchanbeax blood purifier The perfect comdea find soon as a the Wood head of relief Miss Alice Kewley. says: Designing & bination of tbe ingredients ia Hall a mesne department, has returned begin to take your Foley Kidney dise) which has been out of the store Jttarrh Medicine is what produces such from sscience to the Agricultural coi-!- :. PUI1 Be sere you get the genuine Tailoring trip wonderful results in catarrhal condiwhere she has attended aa extenPUIa for then Foley ICJdaey Bend for testimonial longer than three days. tion fre Exclusively. coarse of domestic science. sly medtetn F. J. CHENEY A CO., Prop, Toled Ct sion ha been called by drug Hsehil practice AH Druggist. It Coach Baird. A senes of Inter-claHalT Family Pui for constipation. game ha been scheduled, from these orn pruo. stork is -- Advertisement. so x DBca oa. bchramm-joh- x game Mr. Baird will get a godd.lUe 5u:-bolth main st kail by 'll- - t- Anderson. tS1? ST Clever new patterns in Shirts and Neckwear. . Tub Silk Shirts f 4.95. Rich colorful patterns In perfectly made soft cuff style shirts. Silk Stripe Shirts $2.50. Exceptionally fine in. quality and elegant in pattern and color combination; shirts of wonderful durability and of general excellence. French Madras Shirts $2.00. Elegant shirts; wearing quality combined with tasteful design and coloring, also perfection of make and finish makes this line popular with every wearer. Fuff Dress Shirts $1.50. "Arrow and other brand, full dress Shirts and white plealecUShirts in all styles and sizes. Neckwear $1.00. . all silk Ties $1.25 quality., Regular in most tasteful of colorings. ; Neckwear 69c- Wrinkle-proSilks of the most lasting quality in a wonderful array of very fascinating colorful 35c Pair the seme colors, the f11 having tor a bxe-ef the flowers Usd nlerploco with Crrstel candlesticks with pink tulle. ran. pink corner. Assisting 1 7 Jarttig the afternoon were Miss Nellie Taytor. Ml a Ethel Taylor and Miss rtoraoeo Taylor. Tho musical pro- KftES? Tavlorhrand Mias Ben Rich. Exit Hub win be entertained Si" Edith Tav- - at The a luncheon add Kenatngton next w,r rr'taifianty tlT Wednesday afternoon by Mr. CL W. , .? TAFFETA SERGE, FOULARD, TAFFETA AND a Jritvthisct t Dresses, You Need Your Spring Coat 100 clever new styles. Finest of materials and newest of modes. (Auerbachs 2nd Floor). d Garment Sales Pre-East- er Wool Velours, Serges, Silvertone Bureflas, Taffetas, Tweeds, Amy Cloth and Poplins." Just at a See-ta- Great Never Before Such Unusual Values at This Stage of the Season A REMARKABLE SALE OF . Featuring stunning ar tfoScTEvan. Auerbach's Exquisite Easter Millinery lr lat C K. Holman ha gone for month 'stay In Lo Angeles Mr. night of Portland, are here vialt garet Dean, 1111 mother. Mra. Mary D. a ing Mr and Mary EUea Tame Roy It Lak. Leon M Havtland Georgia CL .Miller, Magna. Mrs. Leota Bromley ! In Loa Aagele Harry A Brown and May L Anderw son, both of Salt Lake. vUiting her eon. J. Q, Bromley. Mellord C. Mavfield and Margaret Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Marfltt leave early Reese, both of bait Lake, Major. 1 f tee d rt IMPORTANT DELIVFRY tba war t tt yrtooa cam, at Ft. , t. Doariaa Vaittmk.a ea as wall ax t I that ( Jobs Vaa V Ik an bars, was tox (M by Robof t Whit n, a o, oriel to.- C , tisator tho dopartoaont of Radn : fro Uf Aasoloo. j" r Aeeordios to W. W. Ray. Unitor f n Btxtea dlotiiet attory, TaMtafco to no map of tho roads and tadamtrto , I plant n of Ft. Poaelxa, a wax Tuan jit -ofy pro-portod. 'K was bis attoranr, and eoaoldsrad a dan. u ,, (MO G r "" " x r: v SPRING a ANNOUNCEMENT TO and new clothes are synonymous Z.C.M.I. RETAIL CUSTOMERS at cb 1 i I Democracy j Cookies n, ! For X cut 1 s..zl XeepCOTTOlXNE K rap 2 cup flour Ijf CUp MtBWtl Scant kml teaspoon Pinch Cold c . oi it nut ; ftodft Sift together the flour yKjxtmcxI. add the sugar, then ultandsodas the honey thoroughly blended with COH OLENE. Moisten with enough cold Water to make a cuff Roll dough. Mix thoroughly. thin and cut with' fancy I t lightens the baking lightens the bills. ; L j ; tr 11 X X at ss i I P Mefflirtnur At grodera in Una of coo ntoot rit ' f 4; |