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Show DESERET, EVENING NEWS FRIDAY MARCH 21 5 Today the Y. W. C. A. cluba wflt' Join with the recreation cluba to a tore rally and each club will coo-tribu- te ng R or i e The eodaj affair giVen Wednesday by the current event and current liter a ture section of the Ladies Literary club at the clubhouse, was a diaUnoC success, shout to tables being reserved for the afternoons pastime and other member and gu&afcg comm tn for tea. The decorations were? in palm and potted - plants, and Mfreahmenis were The committees in chare of member of G. A. R. order and aerved R3. PAUL BOISE la entertainthe entertainment were as follows. being' Invited. The comcommittee Mrs. E M. Reception ing this afternoon at a tea at auxiliaries mittee on arrangements is composed Baaley. Mrs. Grantfwan. Mra A- - H. her homo In honor of Miss of Mary fiodre. Rose IavU. -- Dora Parsons, Mrs Ira,B Vravia, Mra AdMr W. F. Cuimer. Mra Phyllis Luman, whose mar Rill, K. Meredith, Susie Harvey and dison rain Frank T. kJolrr.in. Mra A. Hirachman. to Hr. Christiansen takes place Llzxle Coughlin. Table commit tele 'Mrs. A D. Pierson, Mra P M Hudrfan. Mra J R. EdyhetU, tomorrow, and also for Mrs: William The French Belgian Relief auxiliary Mra H K fdeke. Mrs Elmo V. Smith, p. Fowler, who Is hers from the east of the W. C. T. I', will meet this aft- Mca TV. Hi Dayton, Mrs Frank AnderMr. son oil and Committee Mrs, 3. ernoon at Liberty Park M. E. church. Mr refreshment etfttmg her parents, Kent R Burt chairman; Mra A. N. The rooms are bright Hanson Mr W fl rulmer, Mrs C. E. yf. Purefoy. Mr. and T. Mr.' George Odell have West, Mrs J. O Evan ,ih Spring flowers and a number of Mrs. Be&trica returned from a trip to southern Cali- Oppenhelraer, Mra. Freeman Mornlns-Sta- r. ydjnate friends assist In entertaining. fornia. , fi. e e H. Shay wa hostess yewter-a- t .n jfra C. Mr. CharieaTOul Mever is here Mrs WJ(H Cheshire entertained the an afternoon tea at her home from Omaha to take part as matron Wednesday social club at her home. aa first svenus, given in honor of Miss of Inter honor the at lr on followin': the usual needleof sistablo her marriage having for a ter, Mias pbytli Luman. the work. The table had for a centerpiece to F. Hr. roses Lumati, a basket of J. red Phyllis and esntarpioce a low bowl of violets and the place Christiansen on Saturday. frseias, and about a dozen intimate rarda were .handpamted in the same friends being present. Mra Garrett S, . Waut. Ruel G ItaHoran In expect frowers. Wilkin and Mra Fidney O. Ravtll preed to lv abort arrive fro and and France. Kuth the tea table, yed atassisted On will visit' for a few da in Sal Lake in Win1!' thanil Burke Me.ef Casio frying. on hie way Kanta Monica, whrre Mis Helm took" in Arthur the temha place will Join Mra, Halloran and tha Miss Helsn Cannes, whose msrnsge Wider O F Whtiney performpi. A t Lynn Phillips Walker of Chicago, children. the ceremony fol ing rtirner lowed at th. Hotel Ctah, the table hausill take place this month, was guest Mr and Mr M J a an hare at for a Haea last informal ler larre basket of evening tt honor to Ncm Otleaim 'and will viiit pink ro.e centerpiece and Scotch heather tied with dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. Ron New a Yor bow of before matins. The bride wore (t The returning. Edwin Q. Cannon at their home a gown ofpink pale pink georrett crepe table bad for a centerpiece a bowl of o in tnmmed rich feather, and carMr. violets and pink sweet peas, and covers home and Mra Ireland Kwaner are at ried a ahower of pink roaca and sweet in the Brantford Mr. were laid for about a dozen jpembers apartment. and Mrs McArthur have pea, KOOS for a ahort wedding trip, and win of the family. iMf and Mr Kchry - o Tagcart later be at home in Mount Pleasant. . have return! from Chicago where Mr. and M'S. 3. L. Reynolds enter tht-have pent the pant month. tained their social club last evening, Misa Clair Riter will entertain at a the usual pastime being followed by Kensington on Saturday afternoon at r Mra Hons Brown are at her home tn honor of Misa Alma Can-- , The decoration and jefrishments. Hollywood. Los Angeles, where they non, a brida-eleof the near future. other details were In Easter suggest- will visit relative. ion, the table from which the supper was served having for a centerpiece soldiers st Fort Th convalescent hfra Earl Dunahee and Mr. J B a basket of daffodils, and the place sere entertained last night at In tiny chickens. The Forreater have cone to California for Douglas cards being about hall lid of Walker recreation by Include besides the j an xt"ded stay, Pros employees. Music and dancing chub members a were and Mr. the Mrs ... J. H. featurea, and light supper host and hostess M The committee on arWaters. Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. .rPr forHelen Hughes, who has been wu served Included Mra H V. Rich, the two rangement month's N. with past Mr. Mra. and W. Mr. Lewie, Paynes. Miss Neil Morehouse, Mia, Bess ,r- - M. A. Hughes, has arris. and Mrs. H W. Sherwood. Mr. and ie,r mo'hr- Mia C. Coburn, lHer. Mia H Suhter, where she will iloorge "er vocation. "'urntdt musical Mra J- - J. Porter and Mias Florence j resume O. D: Coughlin, E. lilutrau, C. B. Ailcood. Shellenberger. Donnelly and Schol Extra Special Values FOR SATURDAY AH of our Tabki Damask. Damask Tible PitsVh Table tvapkfs. Iamak Table Sciv, .icomcin Mu'.-- , ll Asset or Pequot Sheets, Quality Sheris, Pillow I'imo o-- pfp-pere- Bleached Sheeting, Bedspreads, rotten and V. led Blankets, Cotton and Down Comfort, Bed Pilin' , Pil'ow Our complete line nothing reserved. Standard styles. Regular Sweaters Z. C. M. I. Off 5 . . U.9k mtd OUt Tib- - kin otd iw vi- oik dos sier ref IU3 75 Cl Chocolates Hoagland and Monson's, special special Dunford'a Dunford's Second South Street. Salt Lake City. Utah. Phones Warn. &78J and Was. 5713. Yifcsr ;Cr!Ccs Tbe Off TVs Glorious Csfe Wlaeu Hand Embroidery Trims Many Smart Separate Skirts. waist length blouses and separate vests. The costume blouse Is Just what its name implies a garment designed to mate with a smart separate skirt and thus complete a. costume. - Wocssu A- PETER MAKES A STARTLING terribly fright-- j breath and once more his heart -t- n- his eome mouth. you know just liow j! - seemsd felt as he dived, under Then little by little his courage cams Peter Rat . that Pile of old tre.tnps Just as Hooty 14 the Owl was about to seize him in1 h hadnot moved. I"s,d thU befnr f04 .He must asleep. his cruel Clawa Peters heart was t. WERE I If so, x,-- a ,h. t, " ,.u .. e.ur. H. SS ' prem lodge, J. Anderson. G. P. Vick; alternates, A. Tl!! I for me to go out for a long time yet Tie spent a night in worse places j than this. I think Ill, explore a little underneath this pile of brush and see what (t Is like." . . Bo Peter Raibblt crept and crawled underneath the great pile of fallen trees untjl he had nearly reached the Centre of the pile. Then as he polled his head out from under a tree at the bottom of the pile he received one of. the most startling surprises of his llfa His funny little wobbly nose touched something that tickled It so that he sneezed. With S. little gaep Peter drew his head hack in aj hurty.' It waa th hair, of a great1 fur coat that had tickled Peter's nose. There was somebody besides Peter tinder that great pile of fallen trees. One mors. Peter held hi t ddly I f (be shdoraes Is sod Szpsndlag smerhs reisx ly.wbss baby arvivea and pels at tbs elea -- assy year Is apectaat Brsdleid Segulater Oosiauy, Leaser building. Atlanta, Georgia. helpful sad Interesting MotWf d tbs sse o I MoUwrs It la for ntsraal osa Is absolutely JJJy - y,1 Be Cj.. rjd. 7 d wooderfbtly Ml -- affSctlvs. jUgSasawcar V. ... ox. regular 65c, lb 1 II lb. box, regular .. special V lb. box,'!rvgular C41 OC W- ,- 55 C Cl QC 6o. EC " V. . . x to Chief 'of Ddeetiybs Joseph C. said' lS was convinced Sharp, who not at all serithat the matter-Waous. Ha declared that the missive had the appearance of having been written by boy, Detectives have been stationed at the store each night since but none of the appeared. The letter wa signed Black-Han- L O. O. B. Morris Rosenblatt master of ceremonies. The. s'' d. entertainment Jewish Club Gives Bellboy at Club Is Painfully Injured; Dinner and Social Some 200 members of the I. O. O. B., Jewish club, attended Wednesday evening's diamond Jubilee and victory dinner and social, at the Commercial club. Miss Eugene Parver and Mias Sarah Shapiro gave a military dance, wbi!eThes plans from tha- - Pantagea appeared in a abort act. Gov. Bamberger made a short address, in which he declared the loyalty of the Jews could not be questioned, as indicated by the number of Jewish soldiers present Rabbi William Rice spoke on tbe possibilities of the Jewish race tn the future and Danis. Alexander gave a brief history of the Richard Smith, 15 years old, bellat the Commercial club, was pamfslty Ibjurod Thursday night when he slipped on the steps at tha entrance to the club and plunged his right hand through tho glass Jn.tbUu door. He suffered a deep cut in his right wrist and several smaller cuts, from the ragged edge of the glass. Nineteen stitches were required to close the wound3. The injuries sere treated at the emergency hospital, after which the bdy was removed to his horn a Young Smith is tho son of James V. Smith. 532 Redondo avenue. boy ! i, ' , 4 Tbs Recreation Community House, 12$ east Third South, will welcome the sdvent of spring thla evening, with a vernal equinox arty. The uprosr begins at 8 oclock with the following Warfare" and "Char program: lotte, Bryant junior-higgirls; Human Organ, Glee club; dialogue. Dramatic club; Topsy-turv- y dance, classical dancing class; Lord Ullan'a Daughter,", Business Girls lagus; 8incphony orchestra, Friday Supper club; Whats the Joke?" Gamma PI club; "The Awkward Squad, gymnasium class; exhibition dancing. Mr. Leon and partner; humor of the ex- club; popular change. Telephone young woman. Walker B. B. dub; th New Girls' orchestra; games and The responsibility for a daughters future largely rests with the mother. The riffht tnfloence and the information which is of vital Interest to the daughter imparted at the proper time has sot only saved the hfe but then red the succees of marry a beautiful girt When a girls thoughts become sluggish with headaches,' dizziness, or a disposition to sleep, pains in back or lower limbs and a desire for solitude, her mother should come to her aid and remember that Vegetable Compound, made from Lydia native rooty and hrhs. wUJ.At thia the, system for the comirig change and start this- trying 'Period in a youngyirTa tie- - without you or irregi. lanties. Thousands of women residing In every . , 7 partkif the United States bear willing testimony to the wonderful virtues of this medicine; and . what it has done for their daughters. Brooklyn, N. T. "I essuot praise Lydia EPink- ham Vegetable Compound, suoegb Jar what 'It has done lot my daughter. She was IS years of sgs, vary sickly sad psl and th had to stay horns from school most oi the time. Sbe suffered agonies from heekache and dizziness and waa sxthost appetite... yoc moathe the was under tbe doctor Sire and got wo beiler, her bark sod sade aching so always eosuplaming-abou-t I did mg kUOWtrhai'to do. I read ia tha papers ftboot She has taken five bottle ef Lydla" pinkheme Vegetable Compound add doesn't com plain-- any more setung Bfae bas gained tn wuhheg weight and feels maoh hatter. I rerommeod Lydia R. Piniham's Vegetable Compound to all mothers and Mra M. Fwoaa, l Marry Aiftoua, daughters Brooklyn, N'.y. tUDe-pcepa- ce - . l ft1 E PinlaiSs Compound 'L committee consisted of Nathan Horne, chairman; Dr. Frank Coret. Max Rosenblatt, Dr. Harry Davis, David Lev, Paul Simoh and Harry Roe. Those in charge of th tI floor were Abraham Axelrad. M.irt,f I Fruhman, Charles Bronateiu and JOs- -i j seph Slater. Mothers Advice The annual elect! cm of officers was held Thursday night by the Balt Lake lodge No. 259, Loyal Order of Moo s tn Moose hall. 222 south West T pen pi . street The following . were- - elected-W. vice G. P. dictator, Vick; Dictator, J. Gardner; prelate, H. P. Bosen; secretary, G. C. Hoffman; treasurer. A. J. term). Gemmfll; trusted (three-yea- r. branches, and there he out what xhat smell wu. It was! , 4 P . no w . . . , strangely familiar, yet for a Uttlef treasurer-Mewr- a sad eouldnt .quU remember ithms pf prelates felt better. It doesn't tafce- htm long, whAt ltPeter waa. Tben all tn Vick, Gardner,. Bosen and Gemmfn he such for to recover from, 7, moment frights, The secretaryship was . Peter recognized It sad suddenly feltJ were to ehrlnJk Into nothing, virtually the only contested place. M ,f h his dlnvf Under that plls of .brush then Each election eras made unanimous be..w L,Jlde that fur coat. It was by the lodge which displayed keen Inhim that time," t terest in the election, nearly 120 active ie ter. My, but he certainly did give members participating in the voting. me a scare! I dont 'see what he is hanging around here for, anyway. No to one ba Community Houseir. here. I guess the best thing for mg1 Wdl Welcome Spring to do is to spend the feet of the in under th niShJL&NV.Ji Its - theByskis 14 lb. box, regular J1.25, Officers For Year , P- -d. 1 Harry Ostlers special er - Knowledge Cullens special Cullen's epectal $125, - - -- WoodssM TUngl Steals Over These. dC Harry Ostler's Efforts are being made by the police to capture the writer of a letter received by A. N. Evans, manager of the Keeley lee Cream company retail store, 55 south Main street. Tuesday, In which Mr. Evans was requested to leave $200 at the rear of the store a adjacent to the wings of the Empress theatre. Three days were given for the delivery of the money, and Mr. Evans was instructed to go to the rear of the stortT promptly at midBuster Bear Was Lying Tbcre night on one of these days ahd leave Tiro Inches of Peter's Nose. th-money at' Ihip plao designated, Bear. under penalty of death The story Bear., Tea, sir, K was Burster about was kept quiet by the police in hopes There' wasn't the least doubt of sriththe there was apprehending j perpetrators of lying It. Buster Bear In two inches of Peter'S nose. Doine Plot, but the blackmailers changed their minds as no one that he wanted to shrink dently you ever showed up to claim the money. Into nothing? Officers are inclined to believe the got story; Peter Wishes Ho Were letter was written by boys, according as Home. (Copyright, HU. by T. W. Bargesa) - 5 lb. box. regular 50c, V4 65c, Moose Lodge Elects points. Wflt 55C 85C special black-hander- -- We are making up cars now for northern California points, Kansas City, St. Louis, and ail Eastern . Chicago, A. Keyser Fireproof forage Company lb. box, regular J1 00, regular s a ffl H lb box, 112-1- with-elbo- .Rates 1 ClI.U3 f)C lb box, regular J1.2?, OPR DRUG STORE IS AT! SOUTH MAIN ST. self-fafcrt- c. Less Than Freight I. Hoagtand and Monsona .$1 .23 A wonderful opportunity in o- -r Trunk and Baggage Department- A special line of Bags and Suit Cases a recent exceptional purchase; your choice now at OFF. te Furniture Shipped at Off This way they will sell. Sweet's and McDonald's Paramount, Roof Garden, Cre.xm Rrazfl Fads and Fancies, regular J1 .'5 Cl fl C Nuts, Cherry Chocolates, . for 1 lb box. special Blue and Brown Dutch, regular 90c, wC Saturday, special Renown and Fdur Favorites, regular tl 50, 0C Sl.fcO special Meadow Milk, A4 lb. box, regular 50c, AC special Hand-Mad- e see -- Candies 1 5 is the Special Baggage Sale ONE-FOURT- POCVTUN AM) GROCERY SOI DKPT. ENTRANCE. AH Boxed special 25 Candy; Special OPPOSITE DI PTS BOTH see rori pi h Saturday -- Flesh-colore- -- h One-Fourt- Urr 25 Off . . This is the way they will sell: $1.50 Work Shirts $1.75 Work Shirts $2.00 Work Shirts .. .11.50 j : u- Off All Down and Feather Cushions Off OKO MENS WORK SHIRTS at . . ... at MENS SHOP. BOYS KNEE pants off Doilies, Tray Cloths, Lunch Cloths, Scarf, An excellent opportunity to obtain a splendid quality sweater at an especially reasonable price $2.00 Sweaters for. ,$1.50 $1.00 Sweaters for.. $3.00 $2.25 Sweaters' .for. .$1.70 $4.50 Sweaters for.. $3.40 $2.50 Sweaters for.. $1.00 $5.00 Sweaters for. .$3.75 $3.00 Sweaters for, .$2.25 $5.50 Sweaters for.. $4.15' $3.50 Sweaters for. .$2.65 $6.00 Sweater? for. .$1.50 at Included Sheeting 2o?o One-fourt- Miss ic Bleached Utica Tubing, $1.00 and $1.25 values ; special 85c. Boon N OFF 20 Boys Waists, Special, 85c arr- Clair Riter will give an after- - f affair tomorrow in honor of Miaa I HERE Is such scant style leeway next Thursday 1 for Helen Cannon, and the maker of separate akirtx Mm. Wilford Y. Caonon will entertain that he is constantly on his mettle for a th bride-elec- t. I kenaington On 6aturday she wilt be guest of honor to evolve novelties In trimming, fabst a buffet luncheon to be given by ric, and color combination so that bis Him Uortense Youug. wares may stand out ami attract atSunshine unit of the Red Cross tention. While some tunic and a few nests today at the Red Cross headdraped separate skirts ars shown for quarters, for all, day sewing. ung and summer wear, by far tha err-tf-- r number are plain and straight Mins Viola Haines entertained the The skstch dhows a skirt recently 0. N. O. elhb at a prettily appointed hmcheon at her home on Sixth avenue displaced in the shops and christened The young th "Bias Bird" model. and J street Wednesday. d hostess was anointed by her mother, crepe de chine was the material emdecwas Mrs. N. Haines The table ployed for the original design, with orated with large clusters of pink birds embroidered tn blue. This Idas meet peas, and streamers of ptnk mal- may be varied by the woman who m were brought from the chandel- wishes to make' such a skirt for herier to the table. Th club members self. A swarm of butterflies in variwho attended were Mh Errima John-oo- e. ous sixes and colors on skirt president; Miss Emily Crebs, aeo would be effective. A a white bag to match ret&rv; Miss Florence Melvin; Miss be fashioned if desired. Myra Mace, Miss Katie Murray. Mias may For midsummer wear skirts of cotLorene Crebs, Miss Blanche (Rockdale, ton In white ami plain colors Mias Viola voile Mias Paulin Laubengaisr, and In printed patterns are being disHalnea played and a considerable vogue for Mhw Mary Hughe srffl entertain th them Is predicted. A white skirt may siumnae members of the Delta Epsi- be worn with a sheer blouse tn color evethis lon sorority at her bona or vice versa. ning. An Interesting . bkrasa recently . i out for summer wear waa Th current events and current lit- brought erature section of the Ladled Literary one of the long tunic models mads of checked cotton voile chib meets this afternoon, and Mra W. F. Knox will review the famous The blouse was cut with a square neck. . equipped novel. "The Four Horsemen of th sleeves, Blasco and. held in at the waist by a sash pf written by Apocalypse," It fastened at ona side Ibanez, the well known Spanish author. with small blue buttons This blouse , . would be charming worn with a white club will entertain at voile skirt. The One-ste- p t dancing party this evening at th -- The Chines of Mandarin blouse W Hotel Utah. The committee on ar- a favorite this season. One unusual rangements includes Sidney Burdette, model recently shown was a allpover Gilbert Hhvercamp, Allan Daly and garment combining French blue and 8tokes Nebeker. jade greencrope meteor. From neck , waistline the blouse was developed The Oliver Howard, W. JL C is to entertain tng this afternoon at a large In blue, with the green forming a octal affair at tho L O. O. F. hall, all pephHn. The wide, sleeves showed upper part of blue and lower half of green. A sash of green held the r Mouse In at the waistline. The long costume blouse is largely dependent upon the skirt that accompanies ft for Ita style. Suit eoata Jackets for spring are' accompaniedand, by Z. C. M. I. Staple Values In Z. C, M. Vs Men Shop a childrens' matinee to be tomorrow at the Paramount-Empres- s theater at 10.40 a.m. given ,. -- tna-rrla- The anged for COMMENCING S VTtRD VY SIXOVI 11101. Ladies' Summer Union Suit, s broken line, but you II find a good assortment to select from in regular and extrz Tho styles sre low neck end no sleeves, tight kneu. also low nek and no aleeveB, wide leg, lace tnmmed, worth rcguiarly OCe 0-11.15. special . .. . Ladiee Vest a. low netk, no sleeve. Regular price 50o special sale price Iedic Extra Size Vests, low neck and short sloev. e -- ii Of wWw . . Regular price &0c, special sale'pric "Naturally you think of a RANNEY REFRIGERATOR the best on the market for both economy and service Z. C. M. I. Carpet Dept. , " Underwear Specials When You Think of a Refrigerator M-- see league has Home and a n -- to the entertainment. |