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Show bESEREX EVENING NEWS MARCH 29 191 9 SATURDAY JOYFUL EATING Unless your food is digested without the aftermath of painful acidity, th4 joy is taken out of both eating and Irving. annual promenada Mrs, John Q. Cannon, and her , slaThe of Utah junior class ter, Mra Richard D- - Andrew. fti-HQI- DS ooh place at the Hotel Utah, the ball guesm were Mra William T. Cannon. MisxPAlma Cannon, Mra Willard T. --om and other rooms being deeor-t,-d with a profusion of flags, schools Cannon, Mra Joha Rex Winder, Mrs. are wonderful in their help W Y. Ilford flowers Cannon, Mra Tracy Y. Th, spring 'inner and, successful. Mra to the stomach troubled Mra Edwin Cannon, The most Cannon, Q. was affair Ada Need Mrs. White elassea and various Cannon, the Ray of Pleasjcotha with over-acidit- y. Sreeit letter societies were done In ham, Mrs George Q. Cannon, Mra take-relLeaDaniel O. H. ief Cannon In and BraX elas ant to prompt afferent designs, the senior i siental Idea with low divans and ver. definite. A and and burning Turkish ruga trapes, The El Ex I to club was entertained in oriental lamps. The booth soorr aoww mad in charge of Fred Pingree, Miss last evening at the home of Mr. and OF SCOTTS EMULSOH MAKERS Mra the husbands Miss Joseph Anderson, ouise Hill, Miss Army Silver, leleB Sltdgley.' Kalph Stewart and of the member being guest of honor. followed the evening pastime Sapper Patrick. seorge The junior room was a spring bow- - and waaserved from small table decIn sweet pea and daffodil Sixth South St. Prizes will he awardorated with trellis twined with flowers and favor were In Easier ed In the afternoon's pastime, and reterming a screen and cherry bios i The talliesThe guest included Mr. and freshments will be served. All G. A. being effectively used through ' designs pml are tit. The sophomore class booth was Mra Jenkyn Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. and W. R. C. and their friend W. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. John An- cordially Invited. The committee on tlso In dainty spring effect, arranged Nelson, PSr the stair that led to ,the nal- - derson, Mr. and Mrs., Fred Dust Mr. arrangements includes: MraMrs. F. Mra Albert Zobell, Mr. and Mra Mra Leona Batackman, tony. Flowers twined the balustrade and Woolley, Mr. and Mra 3. A. Boyce, Mra Roby, Mra Marla John,nd the table from whte flowers and Claud Nor Mra son, Mra Monica Sehulter, tandlrs wars served was decorated PowelL " Spencer, Mra Lily Foulton. rtth wicker baskets filled with flow marMis whose Theresa onllorne, ar trt and ferns. The committee Mrs Horae H. Walker has returned rangements included James Braffet, riage occurs next week, - hue been Mm Catherine guest of honor at a number of social from New York, where she ha been Miss Leah Burton, Mra Hilda Riches and visiting her sister, Mra Floyd B. Od-- .j Marshall, Miss Belle Livingston and functions. , Kenneth Daily. The freshmen's booth, Mra Ereka Cummings wets host esses lum. e a delightful afternoon affair when a the women's reception room, waa in at JO ofi.the girl friends of the bride-elesMd Malcolm Mra Mr. were dates and and Candles Keyaee jeep purple. were entertained. On Wednes- family go to thelv country home in erved here. Roy Simmons. Miss peanna Parkinson, Miss Ruth Allen, day evening the Y. L; M. I. A. of Cottqpwood today. They have recently , Somer Thomas and Drew Chipman Highland Park ward, in which Miss purchased the It. W. Walker home. Horne has acted as an officer, enterMra Harry M Fennemor of Phoe-- i yere in charge, a tained shower at bundle the with has waa this ballroom hi of the nlx. Arts, formerly city, 'The balcony (ecorated by the University faculty home of Mr- - and Mra E. A. Smith on been here for a few day visiting her Last evening the sister. Miss Effle Mathew at the tod was bright with marigolds and Stratford avenue. Misses Irene and Edith Simons were Rransford. 8he will leave tomorrow yellow candles. In sticks of black and Shaded lamps were also at hostesses at dinner for the bride-to-old. for her bom sracUvely used.- - Refreshments were and a number of friend and this aftJohnson is enterwrved here, - Prof. Thomas Giles was ernoon Miss In Mr Harold Langton will entertain taining In her honor, i a charge of the room. in honor of Mlsa Mabel Lemgton, on booth was In the The Monday afternoon. Doctor and Mrs. W. Eugene peas reception room, and was arrentertained in honor of the a as cK ean post Womens a M aXwell-with garden profusion anged sf spring flowers, and canary birds thirteenth birthday of their daughter, -corps. entertained at a social afVirginia. Thursday evening. An fair yesterday at the I. O. O. F. ball. trilling in cages. In the center of the Alya room was a miniature pond with gold informal party gathered, consisting of Refreshments followed the afternoon's Mias Catherine Groesbeck, Miss Vir- pastime. ' fish swimming. Cozy corners were bout the room, each having initials ginia Hunt, Miss Mary Whitney, Miss w Is entertaining tt the various Greek letter societies. Dorothy Dawson, Mias Ruth Clawson, Mr. Frank-FarroMiss Grace this afternoon at a children's party Clawson, The committee Included Chi Omega, Miss Esther Mis Edith Miss Clayon, Fiobnsh, Mias Sarah Burton; Alpha Chi, Miss her little son Bruce, celebrating The color scheme for Florence De Rosa; Delta Epsilon, Mary Schettler. hi third birthday anniversary. Miss Esther Daugherty; Gamma Phi, war most dainty and carried out in lavender and violet. The table was Mas Rae Knud sen: Sigma Chi, Wen Mlsa Vllate Langton entertained Game danc- last evening at a shower party la hontell Lyman; Phi Delta Theta, Cres decorated with violet a and musical feawere ing Pln-ree; program veil Burns; Beta Theta Pi, Dale or of Miss Mabel Langton, sprite PI Kappa Alpha. Kenneth tured. Mra Marsteller was assisted flower adorning the room and rw Mrs. Alice by Edwards and Lerl-roJ. .Mra Herbert Barnes; Sigma Delta, freshment being served. About 14 Wayne Peterson. The young hostess guest Vers present. and Phi Alpha Epsilon, Maurice received a shower of gift Boche. A large number of the young men Mra Duncan Grant Rlchart and B. A. Mr. who has been vis- children are here from San Diego, Bush, In present were military uniform and vti h the canning costumes of the girls iting with relatives in southern Call and are at the home of Mm. Rlchart s tided in making a brilliant picture, fronia for the past two month has' parents, Mr. and Mra R. B. McCon-augh" npecially in the grand march, which returned to her home In this citjf-Began at I oclock. The member of . Mra James E. Sander of BonneMra Fannie Parkinson entertained non. the her prom committee were Bryan ville, Ind., ia her visiting evening at a dinner party at her C. R. Sander and family at their Thompson, chairman; Miss Edna Wil. , liams, Miss Flora Raddatx, Russell home, 23S2 south Ninth East, in honor home. Teates and Douglas Barnes. The of Mrs Sarah Cooper, who reached her , 75th and-birhtday. Covers were laid for patron patroneeses Included Governor and Mrs. Bamberger, Mayor the following, in addition to the host- A. W. Brown and Family and Mrs. Ferry, Mr. and Mrs William ess and guest of honor: Mr .and Mra Guests at Entertainment pry. President John A- - Wldtsoe of J. M. Wardrop, Mra Dorcas Gibby, the university and Mrs, Wldtsoe, Mr. Mra Rachel Simons, Mr. and Mrs. Bert and Mrs. W. W, Riter, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, Mra Ruth Hatch. Mra Walter A. W. Brown, who ha served la T A. Williams, General and Mrs. Cooper, Mr. and Mra George E. Church work In the Eleventh ward Richard W. Toung, Mr. and Mrs. Wooley, Mr., and Mra D. W. Parratt, and hi family were John D. Spencer and Captain and Mias Norma 'Wooley, and Mr. and Mra for 2S year Mrs. L. C. Wheat Friday evening at a Bert Gibby. Piano selections and vo- guest of honor in the Eleventh, ward cal numbers were rendered by Mra testimonial given Mrs. Georgs L. Byram and Mr Bert Cooper and Mra D. W. Parratt. chapel by heads of the various aux-- l Cornelia Babin entertained at a social A organizations of the ward. The of daffodil furnished lllary Brown are moving from the ward. I affair Friday at the formers home at ths profusion motif for decoration .. About 400 members of tho ward were Tort Douglas, In honor of Mrs. Frank seated at the supper tables and dur-- J Graham. Jr., of Tacoma. Wash., who Mis Mabel This a evening Langton, the guest of honor was it visiting Lieut. Col. and Mr Frank bride-eleof April, will be guest of Ing the evening The rooms honor at a shower Graham, at the post. presented with a fine Morris chair, jj to be party given Bros has served In the Elders' sere decorated in pink sweet pea Miss Theresa McAllister, at her Elder md supper followed the evening's by quorum of the ward. In the superin-- 1 home. ward Sunday school,' of the tendency pastime. The guests Included Col. and In the stake Sunday school superln- -' Brt. Frank Graham, MaJ.- - and Mm. Miss Irene Is Young J. C. McDonald. Capt. and Mrs. Clar-roc- e entertaining a tendency. In the ward bishopric with large party of friends at the Little Robert Morris, and acted a clerk of Kingman, Capt. and Mrs. R. E. Theatre this afternoon. Afterward the the ward for 14 year Jones and Lieut, and Mra Jones. party will enjoy a tea at the home of O. C. Dalby was toastmaster and the Mrs. L. R. Martlneatt was hostess Miss Young's sister. Mra Murray following program was given: Trio, Steward family; comic song, Friday at a kensington, given in honor Wells Whitney. f Mis Helen Cannon, a bride-elec- t, George Mills; vocal trio, Anderson, j Mrs. N. A. will recita-- j Fisam entertain the Dangerfleld and Hestler; flie rooms were bright with spring ..! Dower and about a dozen intimate Happy Hour club next Tuesday, at her t tion, Irene White; humorous 77 Browning avenue. Mend were present. The parlor and horn Sid. Clawson and George lection, library were decorated in pink and ilargetts; soprano solo. Elsie Brown; Thfe Oliver O. Howard, W, R. C. will musical selection; Sunday school or-- 1 shite sweat peas, and a dainty centerpiece for the tea table was a bowl entertain at a social affair next Fri- chestra; recitation, PresL John M. f crocuses In white and yellow. The day evening at the home of the presi- Knight; baritone solo, Melvin Peterkostes. waa assisted by her mother. dent, Mra. Annie L. Nelson, 219 west son; Si Hopkin Mra. Irma Bitner; j night th rjit the University en-ir- .1 se Splendidly Made, Moderately Priced r ,.M la i - 7 ct be ic Msr-stell- er Relief- M . I r Exact Reproductions from Dolman Effects. Displayed in our Suit and Cloak Dept. n, y. fb . Garments that in addition to being distinctive have those attractive little touches of ind dividuality that are so appealing to the woman. The reasonable prices are also a source of inducement. well-dresse- Z. C. M. I. Great Silk Sale ) A I Silks that sell regularly from $2 to $3 a ' ct ... yard, special sale . . . price n The last of a manufacturers output approximately 1500 yards in lengths from 3 to 0 yards. Among them you will find satins, ecru pongees, white pongees, silks, poplins, taffetas in attractive checks, stripes and figured brocades. The regular values range from $2 to $3 a yard, special sale price commencing Monday morning $1.25 THIS SPECIAL SILK SALE COMMENCES 8 a. m. SHARP i i f 1 i 1 'i t Spring Cleaning Time T Suggests a new Rug, a new Carpet, new Wall Paper Coverings, new Draperies, or it nay be A RANNEY REFRIGERATOR. Let our experts figure on cleaning your Wallpaper Phone Wasatch 45 & oo lira. ?A. Toronto; Auntie Dolefnh humorous recitation. Mr.8urbenne ! remark Bishop George IL Wallace presentation, Mr Stewart: remarks. A. W Bishop Armstrong; remark Smashing lump coal into pieces smajl enough to fit' your stove or range is a waste of time and money f CLEAR CREEK NUT COAL ..I & v'j' - ft 'Tco CTaat ou Ufa. '.Jt f Racers S50.00 A New Suit FREE if they rip if MEREDITH out-do- i At the Suit ? Ask Your Dealer 1 i HUDSON w' lor Sill ML Californta has been full this winter season; so has Hot Spritfg Ark., SALLS-- s where tho season opens 20 days earlier than usual and is expected to conEOMflHMKV .O J f, tinue 30 later. There ha also been Brown- WILL BEVERYHEAYY a big exodus to Florida. It i very Keep Kids Kleen evident that people are bound to travel and are abl to do so, as there has been no severe winter over the country , Manager Howard H. Hay of the to tie them home, and there 1 every WOMEN! DRY CLEAN this Bureau of Service, National Parks Indication that the sumtntr travel ' and Monument U. 8. Railroad Ad- year will be very heavy."" ' THINGS AT HOME ministration, Is in this city from the Pacific coast, and will leave for his Mr. Chicago headquarters Sunday. Hays la one of the best known tourist Try it! For a few cents you can managers in the country. He waa formerly general representative of the i dry dean everything. Wylie Way Camping company of the i Yellowstone Park, hut waa selected; Save five to ten uoua, quickly by by Gerlt Fort, passenger traffic man- - j of the Union Paclflp svstem to ! dry cleaning everything In the horn, ager Terms $10.00 Down, $2,00 ! Btwaro of with gasoline that would be rained by take charge of the Union Pacific and A Week. eoat waist Chicago It Northwestern railway Imitation soap sad water, ait on tourist death of the department 2ND HAND BICYCLES. Ilk lace glove shoe fur drap Mr. Hutchinson, and later was ap-OVERALLS Moderate Prices. dmln1 Look for trp Uce "galloTomore of gasolifl'e'tf,,n.!21 to his KU.U.5. HkT.orr, present position. and Thrift then or ibis Red In 4 dlshpan washboiler, Liberty put Stamps The federal railway administraIn the thing to be dry cleaned, then tion, said Mr. Hay Taken.Bonds Woven Is for preparing wash them with Solvite soap. 'Shortly a great excursion travel this summer. Label everything comew- out looking like Publication of 3 handsome folder or shrink or pamphlets descriptive of the attracnew. Nothing fade LfVISTRAlSS&Ca SAW fCMC Ve CM, wrinkles' Do not attempt to dry tions of the 13 different national MaJm By MOTOR St BICYCLE CO. clean without Solvite soap. This gas- parks and monuments, 1 planned. InS&n Francisco Levi & Straase Co, la the secret of all dry cluding of course the Yellowstone. oline soap 58 & 60 E. 4th South, Also 6BAX0 PP.Ifl t F.P.tX IwM Zion Caffton. and tho Great Canyon cleaning. - A package of Solvite soap contain- - af the . Colorado. In - addition.' there MEREDITH CYCLE CCk, Ing direction for home dry cleaning, will be five regional book one being 159 Academy Ave. Provo. cost little at any drug store. Dry on the scenic and other attraction of We repair any make of bicycle -or away from flame. Utah and Colorado, in which Balt elrin The Bctni. Weekly ,Vrvv--tie,t ' Lake and vicinity are not overlooked. Advertisement. country ncaspapw. AduaUicincut. sms $150 .Save this waste by burning CASTLE ,GATE OtJR DRUG STORE IS AV 113-1SOUTH HALM FI i V. I 1. :r |