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Show SATURDAY, JUNE DAILY UTAH STATE JOURNAL. r a liij' to y'hiiajii' 3ln vr. Snrulus Itoalm and lVu- - . Liman Hcin.is. for a fiw wnks. M-Herbert Maicii, of S.in Fran-cisi- o ai.il in i'ne ihr.u.g loom i!:k jml Mhite is tile guest of Mr and Mr. Nuptials. C. 11. Whitmore for the summer. w,r in rij,Ul(. A iaIfic The marriage of Miss Althea Farr, ; and Mr. u ii u v. of fr.uith, t. .ili.r Y Mr, f the daughter erremoi.y uul ahout ,.iir huml-v- J ealL J dur-t,- n Miss Dana Ke'.'.y. Miss Marina Hun-l- r to laac Russell of Salt Lake, took jurats Wednesday st noon in the Sail j iuic the eveniiig. After a eliort wed and Miss Verna Tavty are home After the eeremony ; ding trip Mr. and Mr. WurdMgli a ill from Lake temple. e'hieago for the summer. in their honor at h at home to their friends on Twelfth luncheon was served i the home of Mr. and Mra. C. S. Bur- (street, Miss K.ie WiHHleock left tills week V V ton. the decorations being carried out , a trip to Portland and will refor a In the evening Pretty Kensington, in pink and green. turn by way of California. was given in Ogden at a pretty affair of Thursday afnrt.oon large reception ami brides j was the of the parents, home Kensington given by Miss the Miss Stella Warren ouiertaineii the An interesting during the hours from g to 12 the j tierturde Herbert. with the many guesting game was a feature of the nn min rs of lur sewing club oil Wed- - j rooms were thronged friends of the young couple who came afternoon and prhies were won by nesday afternoon. to wish them all happiness. The bride Mis IMintbe Wood and Ml lora Miss ('.race llnUrl is the guest of was attended by Miss Eleanor Bingham Donaldson. The decoration wire carman. was best Russell ried nut in while and green and the Miss Virginia Kaiulull 111 Salt Lake and Samuel The rooms wers beautifully gay with guest favors were tiny basket of rose for a few days. v masses of roses, all colors being used. buds. Miss K.illiryn Barker is back from In the dining room, white and green J Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Fowler a iwi. moil Hi' isii with friends iu was used, carnations, roses, lilies and - smilax a over in Ogden for a few day lain Al.geleS. forming of trailingstopped sprays very pretty effect. The bride wore u till week nil their way to New Volk. trimMrs. Fowler wat Mis Mis. W. A. MiiMIctnii mid daughter tleorgiana gown of white eolienne with lace , Cal., for mings and carried a shower boquet Savage of Salt Lake and her inaiTiage have g,.ne to Long of bride's roses. Miss Bingham wore to Mr. Fowler took place oil Widiie-- , the summer, white mulls with ribbons trimmings, day. Mr. Fowler is the New York! Mr. and Mr W. J. Shcaly left Tuesand also carried flowers. Mr. and manager of the Burlier Asphalt com- left for California on pany. 31 r. Russell day ufteriiouii fur a few weeks' visit in Chicago. a two weeks wedding trip and they The marriage of Miss Mabel Tollman will he at home after July 12 at to Dr. Benjamin M. Brookfield will Mrs. C. V. Carr and daughter of 14&0 So. W. temple, in Salt Lake. la solemnized at tile home of the Evanston, Wyu.. visited Ogden friends bilde's parent In Idaho Falls on the this week. With Miaa Dodge. veiling or July 2. Miss Cultman, A beautifully arranged luncheon of Miss Helen Wenger was among the Monday afternoon was the one given who is a daughter of Mayor and Mrs. by Miss Kathryn Dodge, in honor of Edward P. Coltinan, is a graduate of visitors to Ball Luke tills week. her guest. Misa Pauline Carpenter of the Sacred Heart academy in this Mrs. R. 8. Joyce spent part of the: Boise. Ida. Vases of red and white city, week in Salt Lake with friends. rouee ye re arranged about the rooms J Miss Edna Carey entertained a few sud in the dining room the same colors Miss Josephine Clinton left Tuesday were used. A large bowl of ruses j friends on Monday evening at cards, of the prevailing colora formed tht Five hundred was the game and prizes for a trip to Seattle, Wash. table centerpiece and rose leaves were j were won by Miss Carrie Winston and The home was Winters. scattered loosely over the cloth. Red Edward OLIVE OIL OF CALIFORNIA. shades were used on the candles and bright with roses and honeysuckle and satin streams radiated from the chan- - the guests numbered about twenty, deliers to the corners of the table. The In Great Tanka Lika Sa The marriage of Mins Blanche Smith Shipped place cards were aim in red and Much Petroleum. white and those present to meet Miss and Lee Lowenateln took place on In The Salt Lake. young Thursday Carpenter were Mias Florence Evans, The sale of olive oil constitutes one HIM Laura Morey, Miss Fannie Den- - j couple returned to the city in the nison. Miss Rose Mitchell, Mias Daley evening and they will make their home of the largest Items of revenue to CalLouise Hall, Miss here. Miaa ifornia. Although olives have been Bennett, for more than half a Eleanor Lee, Miss Ora Hopkins, Miaa there grown Announcement 1 made of the enHelen Miller, Misa Mary Miller, Miaa the quantity of fruit sold outcentury, Julia Thomas, Miss Edith Coyle, Mrs. gagement of Miss Pearl McDonald, side of the slate before 1WU was InJohn Stanton, Misa Winifred Williams, daughter of Mra. M. J. McDonald of significant. and Miss Irene Johnson. The hostess Salt Lake, to Fred W. Jones of this Forming themselves Into an was assisted by Miss Rita Morris city, the marriage to take place In a number of the large grow-er- a July. and Miss Erma Parker. have taken steps since then to The ladles of the Presbyterian compete with Italy and France in sellchurch enjoyed a pleasant social after- - ing thdr product, and have succeeded A pretty home wedding of ThursE. Carver to such an extent that, according to day evening was that of Miss Wanda noon on Thursday, Mrs. J. Mack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James and Mra. Meda Corey Roberts being Moody's Magazine, they manufacture Mack, to Foster Wsrdielgh, which was the hostessca. a large proKrtion of the 250,000 galsolemnised at the home of the bride's lons of olive oil at present produced in Mrs. H. L. Boll is back from parents on Washington avenue. The this country. was performed by Bishop cer, Ida., where she was the guest for ton of olives usually yields SO One Mrs. H. wedof H. weeks three Mendelsohna Spencer Janies Taylor and of oil. 35 to gallons ding march was played by Misa Hope For the eastern trade the California Jed Pldcoek Is home from San Fran The bride's only attendFlshbem. extenant was her sister, Miss Ada Mark, as cisco, where he graduated from the association has established au New In of and England acted sive Physicians Surgeons College bottling plant bridesmaid, and Otis Wardlelgh a gown to which the oil is actually shipped ai best man. The Dride worewith few a Mrs. R. A. Grant entertained lace of white chiffon over silk by the carload In tanka, like so much on Monday evening One of the largo olive trimmings and carried a cluster of friends at dinner petroleum. In honor of Mr. Grant's birthday. rosea orchards alone contains no less than In the parlor, where the ceremony which will give an idea Mra O. Erhardt and non and daugh- - 120,000 trees, was performed, decorations of red and of olive growing. of the magnitude white roses and carnations were used, ter, Henry and Mattie, left Thursday Farr-Russs- Newbros Herpicide Mis i ! p.t i, c H.dir.rs of Lincoln. Neb is the guest ef ! r cousin. Miss 9 t'A&E THREE 29. 19C7. ll j J I i I WHAT HERPICIDE DOES Nevtlmi' (,'HUite e ilHiulruff. itching ihMrojs tlu tiny iny nf the hair i a nature intended, except in WHAT ! grnnili in the nculp that vi'gi't.ibii tune thi iniip'liic ftillini! Iiair mul ImIiIiii's. Imuml to grow uml k pt mn of the sculp, the hair 1 cum- - of chronic bald . SUNLIGHT DOES The effect of sunlight Sunlight I imuirc' germ destroyer mid prophylactic. I upon tile sculp pinvex highly hcnetleliil, if st complete pitin of sculp rewhich use of prevent the without lie done Thi Herpicide. cuniiot carried out. infection and keep the sculp pure and w holt some. MORE MEN AND WOMEN HAVE GOTTEN POSITIVE RESULTS FROM THE USE OF NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE THAN FROM ALL OTHER HAIR REMEDIES COMBINED. s ; HOT WEATHER. I TROUBLES The perspiration that exudes In increased quantities during the summer months, carries out poimiiuiua and refuse matter that would otherwise clog up the pores nf the scalp. Incomplete elimination of tills wusle. produces a liot and feverish condition of tly sweat glands known a Prickly Heat for which Herpicide gives immediate relief. Herpicide stops Itching of the scalp almost Instantly. Col. Thomp Burton, Member of the Board of Managers of the Ohio Penitentiary, Writes as follows of Newhros Herpicide "As to Herpicide, I find It an excellent hair dressing as well as lining the first and only absolute dandruff cure 1 have found, rpnn iny advice a numlier of my friends are using Herpicide, and the unanimous verdict I, that Herpicide Is, III all respects, everything that Us manufacturers claim for it." Guaranteed under the Food end Drug Act June 30, 1906. Serial No. 916. CO DEPT. L, 8END 10c IN 8TAMPS FOR SAMPLE TO THE HERPICIDE DETROIT, MICH. INSIST UPON HERPICIDE. BARBER SHOPS. APPLICATIONS AT PROMINENT SOLD AT DRUG STORES TWO SIZES: 50c and $1.00 asso-datio- h. Ppen-ceretno- ny YANKEE BANK IN HONDURAS. NEW ORLEANS. La., June 2. Under a concession granted by the Honduras congress, American capitalists will open on Monday the oeoond financial Institution In that republic. The Honduras and United Btatea Hanking comiwny, with a capital of tl.000.000 gold, is the title of the new bank, which will have ita headthe quarters In San Pedro Sula. Under emcharter the Incorporators are a loan anil mortpowered to nia-ratof fifty years, gage liank for a William Coleman, formerly general manager of a mercantile company at e la-rlo-d J Puerto Cortes, Honduras, will manage the Institution. Branches will b established la all parts of Honduras and the activities of tha bank are expected to result in a great Increase In the trade between the United States and the Central American country. FOR THE WEDDING FEAST. Chicken Salad Ona ef tha Moat pandabla of Relishes. MakeYour Money Get Busy lo more now Ilian it ran later on in furnishing up your home. A little gors a long way now. Make the most of it. Everything chiapT. It mil Sale You Get the BjWcst Bargains Ever at Our Big Expansion is Full of Others Here Area Few of the Bargains. Our Big Store Do- - Chicken valid la the moot dependable rellvh to nerve at the wedding feaat It never holda the poaalbllltlea of ptomaine poisoning aa flah may and it doea not wilt aa a recn aalad wonld. If the reception rune for aome length. Here la an old family recipe: Thla quantity ahould make very nearly two quarta of aalad, aulficlent for 20 peo-- ! pie, if nerved with aandwichea and i Icea. Select two plump fowl, not too old, almmer In boiling water nntll tender. Do nut cut them up before cooking, and do not cook in cold water, aa thla drawn out the juice. When tender, remove from the liquor, cool and cut into dice. Add one jiint of celery cut In dice, mixed lightly, sprinkled with a little unit. If you do not like oil use thi i dreaalng: Beat the yolka of aeven egga, add aevea plnchea of muitard, aeven teaapoonfuln of augar; place in a iorcelaln atew pan, add lowly aeven tableapoonfula of boiling vinegar. Cook slowly until thick; mix with tha chicken, add one cupful of good aweet cream, whipped light, and aalt and pepper to taste. If yon like oil try thla mayonnaise dreaalng: Into the yolk of one egg add drop by drop one pint of olive oil. Doll two egga hard ; rub into the yolka well-beate- n dash of cayenne pepper, one-hal- f, spoonful of salt Add thla to the yolka and oil. Now add finely chopped whiten of the egga and juice of half a lemon; mix well. 'then add the white of the uncooked egg, and the dreaalng la ready for use. .ft- - well-beate- n Maskad at Church. Two alatera, one 15 the other 17, have been charged at Olmuta, with offending the public feeling of revere enca by going to church In masks. In This Fine Table This Iron Bed Solid oak, 6 fact extended, nicely finished, well made, . f 17.73 was 22.50, now' r.rass trimmed, enameled, Our entire at tables of stock colors, full siAwy lug mluctionH. JJSy, WM ?23, now. .f 18.50 LAW SEE OUR LINE OF. OLD HICKORY ie This RocKer FioLlcn oak, cobbler scat, Ilem1iil finish, stmngj .$3.05 was $3.30, now. .... have hundred of others just as great bargain. defense, they protested that they meant' no harm. They bad been at a masked ball till five o'clock in tho morning, and had slipped into the church juat aa they were. The court delivered Judgment to tho effect that tho accused wen certainly guilty, but meant no harm. They were, therefore, acquitted. Rugs and Carpets New, handsome and durable, all at greatly reduced prices. you'll know. X I URXITURE. See them Alaska Refrigerator Keeps your food tlu purest 'and uses the leat ice, AH at a big reduction and on easy payment. I DONTI 111! Don't let your child suffer with that cough when you can cure It with Ballard' a Horehound Syrup, a mire euro for Coughs, Bronchitis, Influenza, Croup and Pulmonary Diseases. Buy bottle and try It. B. B. Laughter, Byhallo, Miss., I have two children who writes: had croup. I tried many different remedies, but I must say your Syrup is the best Croup and Cough medicine I ever used." Geo, w. cor. 2 2d and Washington. Horn-hou- rv. nd |