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Show THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, SATURDAY, AUGUST RASE Bin 1 1108. Extraordinary Gean-U- p Of Our EMTffiE SUMMER MIm Kuby Knoultun of Ksysvllle ia terns and gayly decorated with flags and bunting. Punch was served on tbe guest of Mrs. Heber ScowcrofL the porch in a little harbor formed Mia Verna Edward spent the week with Japanese parasols and palms. Games and music were features of the In Salt La City visiting friend. evenings entertainment MIm Erma Jackson is back from a Mr. and Mrs. John Fife celebrated visit of six weeks with friends In their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Idaho. Monday evening at their home on MIm Edna Holmes is home from i Twenty-firstreet. trip to Washington and British Columbia. MIm Pearl McKnlght waa hosteM at e a pleasantly arranged afternoon affair Mrs. G. O. Eldredge and uughterL on Wednesday. The time was spent HaxeJ. left Tuesday for a trip through at games and luncheon, followed by an Yellowstone park. informal musical. sees Xewhouse. Miss Rhea Kibley, Miss Haael Taylor and the Misses SJodahl. The party were tha guests of Messrs Horace and Harold Peery at luncheon at the Weber club. . RM1MERY' j Mm Alan Parker and the Randall and Mattie Moore of Salt Lake City spent Wednesday In the city with friends. ; .Everything: must be sold in order to make room for our new Fall and Winter 5tock which is arriving: daily. s MIm Carrie Winston entertained the members of her card club on Wed nee- -; day evening. Five hundred waa the game, prises being won by MIm Gertrude Bell and John Rivem After ' cards supper was served, the table de- s s corutiona and appointments being Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Foulgvr spent Mr. H. J. Van Ness of Pocatello, Ida., dainty In every detail. The club will the week in Salt Lake City visiting accompanied by hi wife, daughter of meet again in two weeks at the home relatives. J. 8. Barrett of Ogden, ar in the city of MIm Stella Warren. for a few hours this evening on their Miss Louise rowell is home from a wsy to Denver for a two weeks visit MIm Ivy Holllston entertained three weeks' stay with friends at with friends. Mm Yen Ness will twelve stop friends at a Kensington on Lake Tahoe, Cal. off at Ogden on their cturn. s Thursday afternoon. The rooms were bright with decorations carried out in Mrs. Archie Bowman will leave toMr. and Mm John E. Dooly of Salt white and j yellow. Bowls of to a day for Heyburn, Ida., spend Lake, accompanied by MIm Margaret nasturtiums and shasta daisies were few months qt the Bowman ranch. Dooly, who has Just returned from everywhere, and in the room! m Euroiie, and MIm Carrie Colbath of a batten berg table cloth dining over Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kye and Mr. and Salt Lake yellow in Ogden, the ailk was spent Sunday used, and an Immense bowl of j Mrs. Fred U. Nye left Monday fur a guests of Mr. and Mm Rudolph Kuch yellow daisies graced tbe center of the trip through Yellowstone park. ler at the canyon sanitarium. table. Mm George Seeley SMlsted MIm Holllston, The children of the Christian Science MIm Alice Hammond entertained Sunday school enjoyed an outing in up-to-the-mi- nute about twenty gueste at five hundred tbe canyon on Thursday afternoon. the Ladies Wednesday Club Literary on Wednesday evening. Prise were e gave Mrs. Charlie Dee, who le soon Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bond an now at won by MIm JeMle 8ted ley and Earl leaving Ogden to live in Salt Lake, a home at their new residence at MS Rogers. Supper followed the card pleasant surprise in the canyon. A games and the table waa decorated luncheon was served at the Twenty-fourt- h street Hermitage bowl of with sweet dahlias and yellow s s s and several prises were won in the games so thoughtAdlg Arranged by The Martha society was entertained peas. the Amusement Committee. Later the on Monday by Mrs. A. P. Hlbbs at MIm Irons Roberts was hosteM at party drove to the Oaks and enjoyed the Hibbs camp in Ogden canyon. an Informally arranged luncheon bn the Valley Day diversions. Returnof ing to the Mermitage, where Mrs. Frank Strong of Cleveland, O., Tuesday afternoon, the inspiration supper the affair being MIm Grace Everett of was served. Mm Dee In a visited friends in Ogden this week on graceful Topeka, Kan., who is visiting friends little speech told the ladies of her her way home from a visit to Long in the city. The decoratlona were appreciation of their UndneM. Those Beach. carried out in pink and white, masses participating were Meedames Scow MIm Thelma Johnson entertained being used. Covert were laid for ten croft. Porter, Cain, Culley, Douglas. Bowman, Fulton, Sloane, Watson, twenty little friends on Moday after- guests. s s Brown, Thomas, Herdtl, Robins, Fred noon In honor of her eighth birthday Prof. Frank M. Drlggs will leaVe In Clark, Wright, Badcon and Farnsworth, anniversary, the nufmlng to Join hi family at Sile MIm Eleanor Hudley was hosteM ver Lake, Utah, where Mrs. Drlggs MIm Ruby Brooks and buss Florence The gentleman with the long cu and the children have been enjoying and Miss Margaret Clayton was the band of contrasting material, or better HITTING THE PIPE as Clay entertained the members of their an outing. still same the of the skirt, honor furnished goods 50 cash ball. and was n a at euchre will guest return in about They party given sewing club on Wednesday afternoon. week. Mrs. Fred M. Hess and fam- on Monday afternoon at the home of for a contrast In material always deleased, and Morrison got away wltl Tha skirt has a IN SALT LAKE CITY tS baa The women combined, gar ily will also go to Silver Lake for the former on Madison avenue. Five tracts from height. J. H, Powers and wife departed on an tables wert filled with players and sheath Ilk adjustment, but flares at the rame amount of bail, but the met outing, the 1:10 Thursday evening fur Yellowwere tried and found guilty yesteidi were won by MIm Helen White the bottom to a measurement of five prises stone Park, They will be gone about Johnatois and Patrolmen of resorting to and assisting in th The Misses Pauline Scherer and and MIm Clayton. The houM was de- yard. Seventeen narrow gores from Sergeant ten days. JeMle Horton of Provo were the guests corated throughout In white and red, this skirt giving the effect of long Bets, Olson and Doty of Salt Lake keeping of the Joint They whh of Mm Charles W. Barnes at (TO the color being carried out by many lines. A hand trimming outlines the City' made a raid on an opium Joint that they were there to meet a friend MIm Leah Gray left Wednesday Twenty-fift- h llttlt details. In the parlor Ides of the front panel, and from this at No. Plum alley and caught five but the police swore to their hirini street, during the past Los Angeles, Cal.,, where she will week. One day was very pleasantly vases of rosea and dahlias were in the tunic band trimming starts and penonq in the act of hitting" the their coats off and lighted pipes cos spend a month or two with her aunt. pipe early yesterday morning. For talnlng opium beside them. spent In Ogden ranyon. MIm Scherer evfdence, while sweet pens and carna- slopes upward towards the back. Mm FTed Burton. Has High Waist Lina some time the place has been suspectreturned to her home In Provo Friday tions were the only flowers used in s FRONTIER DAY CELEBRATION. One of the striking features of the ed of being headquarters for the opium afternoon. MIm Horton will remain In the dining room. The table centerpiece MIm Elsa Arnold entertained a doa-e- n Ogden for a week or ten new users laaklrta and waa waista the vase to designs high Thursday of night Sergeant' carnations on a large On of her girl friends on Monday after- her vacation with her days Mrs.spend the great west Armirror and a silver candelabra with line. This was exemplified in an old Johnson made preparations to watch ern August alster, celebration of Frontier day will h noon at a Kensington to meet her thur E, Hobbs, at 8584 Utah' blu chiffon tha broadcloth. red The shaded of tho place candles was hours of top during, at each end of avenue, early guest, MIm Ruth Cummings of Butte, with whom she came to Ogden to visit, the table. Baskets of sweet peas the skirt "hove the waistline la the morning. His vigilance was re- held at Cheyenne, Wyoming. hung s, Trained garnet, brande from the chandelier by ribbons and a draped in corsage style, fits closely warded shortly after 4 o'clock by seesteer races ud vai Indian ing, The Misses Ida and Katherine Morroping, over the hips and falls In full grace- ing three meii and two women enter Among the Salt Lake people who bouquet of sweet peas was at each dances, wild horse races, relay new ton entertained a number of guests at came up to Ogden on from fods ful the knees downward. the to place. Wednesday place. After luncheon vocal eolos were cowglr races, ' bucking and pltchtq lawn party cm Monday evening. The Join in the festlvltiea of Valley day given gore exSergeant Johnson ordered the chink contest the Misses Irene and Mar- In the back the centre-bac- k by for the world's champion ihlp lawn was lighted with Japanese lan were Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kibley, Samuel cella Forrest. tends over the d roped conage top In to open the door and he compiled. The and many other contests and eeremo double box plaits panel effect. When party waa taken to the police station nlei can be seen at this festival In sweep length this panel gives a where they gave the names of G. How Th Union Pacific haa put In effer most charming and effective line. The the Mongolian of the Joint for this ' occasion the slight forward movement, 'but the proprietor remarkably loi tunic effect may or may not bo ap- Pauline Fuller and Violet Black straight plaited tunic that opens and M. rate of 814.55 to Cheyenne and retnn In front plied either abruptly or slightly over the Donnelly, INI Tickets on sale Aug. The bodices la a most attractive af- Morrison. Harvey Murphy and . Ed. lef . la worn side with by many office. good Union I ' ticket "t Depot Inquire k laid in folds over being fair, the effect. of the waists of these modes conage. The U yoke and tight fitting Many t) (By Catherine artistic effects and symbolic wholes carry out the drapery Idea, the sur- sleeves are of lace.- Japanese bands MEW YORK, Aug. 15. While most which makes even the word plice, folds across the bust drawn are part of the overwalst and the Yoke of our tashlons today are almply the Grecian" . something today to conjure with. "cros from one shoulder to some outline Is decoratedJ with bands of , modifications of last season's modes, a oriental embroidery. But whereas modern Ufa Is not point according to fancy and becomnew not waa struck last winter, and Greek Ufa, the Yokes and Sleeves. Parisian, the Greek's ingness; but the classic fold must be Yokes and sleeves of the underthough known centuries ago, goes true descendant In matters jlertalnlng used In aome fashion to get the tout blouse are only to prove the old saw true, to artlstlo receiving much attention, has dross, ensemble effect for, who would care Inset with fine motifs of lace, that there Is. nothing new under the the old Into a. suitable new.adapted being Is to A aee It un." The new fashion called the doubtful If Penelope or Helen would de chine Jumper waist with a crepe or beautifully embroidered or braided. . skirt In the Geek mode? When possible a bit of braiding ia ap- - j "Greek Tunic Movement" waa Invent- recognise their own costumes under Chiffon Broadcloth Popular. ed by those lover of graceful lines, the Parisian innovation but the-Gre-ek A new chiffon weight broadcloth la piled on nearly every gown on some part of it. line is there and the new name Greco-Parlsl- most popular In Paris for the developThe high crowned hats are becomhas been well given. ment of the Tunic skirt, and while Direct from Paris." broadcloth sounds heavy t0 use. the ing extremely popular but unfortunately they bid fair to go to" exFrom Paris comes the new that new chiffon weights are light, tremes Just as the wide brims have these gowns ar to be worn in the pliable and soft, and with very the advent done. daytime as frequently as In the even- of autumn 8sma members of tho family may ing for receptions and dinners. The more used. days will be more and A smart blue linen was made quite Individual by the addition to piping havo an aeuts attack of tootacho difference lies not so much in the Fhded tones are much used In the or red plaid. A plaid cut as in the combination of materials, colorings used for tho yellow or neuralgia. tunic costume, and grey with perhaps a using line of black choice of color and manner of finish. as they ar for the ' empire and prin- would trim a brown or Of course, the Greek or Tunic cos- ces dross. Did grey linen efUse blilfcle. willow, fectively.: tume as It Is sometimes called, will amcthlst, biscuit, rose, dead-lebrown, Sliver laces are much used on sumalways be a drossy costume. Cramp or cholera morbua may apuedgewood blue and stone-gre- y are mer gowns intended for dress ocare There gfiL certain changes that must some of the names given us. but when pear with no medieino at hand. casion. Small medallions, fronts of be made In the tunic costume . fat ren. Cfeept for changes, they the bodies, and belt and sleeve bands the same drapery will not improve will be recognised slight as old favorites, t life Use will be thu decorated. jJJ the abort figure that will look well on A costume that carries out the Weavee Pongee Favored. ffiEinrgi tag ttfn woman the fftr eur-plof and b It may where height; principle of the Greek design, has an necessary to keep a All of the pongee weaves are favored cloth must be avoided, many underskirt In two or wet application warm IstSTOk pieces with a scam for tailor rammer gowns. poultic tunic effects are gained by means of in the centre-froPerhaps and a habit back, of all. the rajah for several hours. la most the variety rtrsigtenJenthusiasm bands, folds or braiding, a second the ls Joined to the skirt and particularly well liked for point that must be avoided is the proper down the right side under a used,three-piecapressioiur e Use costume. A Jumper one woman fold of silk and from the front nrlses the position of the point; Is usually the waist accom6ulcdjpubli bodice must wear the drapery with the point to half way up the left side under the Several membsrs of the family may a with little on paniment, embroidery in the centre of the front and silk fold which has continued around directly be troubled at on tint with cold the front which many women do at near the fret another may have the the bottom edge. Aa the Is home. A gulmpe of lace or drapery fast on eyelet side each polnta with the drapery cut closely about the hip but with embroidery, tucked net. or alternating OF opening over the front showing the sufficient flare at the bottom, the rows of valenclennea lace and linen Use Hot under skirt Again the walatline a whole effect la one of graceful folds. tucking will be worn under the Jumpthing hardly perceptible in the pure Tha Grecian Waist er waist. OF THE Greek costume must fall or rise acThe Greek influence is salient A particularly feature all of the new cording to figure. Ws have all gradM and aisss costwell exemplified In the soft lines and walking suits Is the ve't. They are Of materials best suited t0 the new drapery of the waist. Cut In ing from throe smart affairs being" the most mode, are the crope declines, soft Pieces, back two fronts cut In one very decorativs part of tbs suit. The College Is becoming known for lt silks, vellfiings, muslins, indeed, all with the sleeves which are mere JapNearly all skirt Intended for any fabrics that fall easily In graceful anese bands slashed on the rapidly top. The occasions other than house or for Its high lines and cling closely to the figure. top of the fronts and back are cirt evening wear have coats thatstrictly lor off faculty nnd may For walking, carriage, wear, eta, the In deep points, and thethe fronts are bo worn with them at any time: tunic effects are suggested by bands, draped and drawn down under students, and for the Plaited skirts are too servlcabie to healthy morality for the heavier or more wiry materials shaped girdle In the pervading The surplice lose style. favor Institution. and many varieties easily do not lend themselves easily to drap- under blouse Is of lace. Silk folds to are to be seen on the street College work 15. Eneries. " match those on the skirt outline all Smart - little shoulder wraps are a Proscription Specialist, fee Becoming Trimming Dips. on edges the waist. Catalogue accompaniment of the dres- The line of trimming that Is most 2479 WASHINGTON AYE. free upon For the woman who cannot wear the frequent A letter to The President sler modes of plaited skirts. generally becoming dips towards tbe Tunic skirt, there Is a new model with will careful attention. Write today. front and rise on. both sides, giving a "n applied effect obtained Journal want ads deliver tha goods. by the deep THE AGRICULTURAL UTAH st AM Stoeefl- amdl ! ease TafitaM KM will be sold regardless of their actual cost. see in A1 Misses amdl XMMrems Caps. the latest styles go at less than actual cost of material. THE SHREWD BUYER CANNOT AFFORD TO OVERLOOK THIS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY ess . The Leador Dillinory go. esse , Or. S. E. Lyon, Proprietor see ess see prty fr - esse cow-ponie- , New York Fashions .. 1 Msnn-Paysan- an A Rubber Doctor JU3S0JJQ a Hot Water Bottle af ggHJIBG SE a Hot Water Bottle ua X&AlluiHi nt over-drape- ry a HotjWater Bottle THE Several Water Bottles FOUNDATION STRENGTH Agricultural College of Utah 50c to $2.50 . Increasing attsndsnce, the enthusiasm scholarship, a general entire begins September trance S5.00. and circulars request. receive COLLEGE, LOGAN, |