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Show THE EXAMIXEK: MORXiyO daughter. Miss Bessie Bwh. 1 horburn and Mrs. Roy Boo-Anderson-Greenwel- Al'llll. .10, 190SL v.. i. Though the marriage ot .Ylw OiiDES, FT A 11, M'XDAV MOKN1NH. Maul-Anders- on Latest Labor News From All Parts of the World Sif k Siiirt Waist Suits and Charles Green'il quierly sniemnized at the home ii Monday evening in the i',-- i- ':i ' of near relatives only, the sup Our introduction of shirt Waist Suit ml Costume has been folwere of s most finished lowed by the most gratifying suctvs. The styles being of surh dia-- t Interesting and ( 'om and worthy of a more pretentious a fiat r Complete and Authorized to Be Publini'i i eitf-Rand otieiiiHliy to captivate when ever shown. Thee 'Ine ceremony was pertorined a: t h gaimi nt- - are made tinder the suptTi ision one of Ihe New York Marished r.xclusi-lin the Morning Examiner o'clock in the afternoon, by the fa b.i,-oket cleierest riesignei and aie mterpieee of artMrle conception the groom C. H. Green ell W and (.Kiltiill conM ruction. AU nullable materials aie includtd in iba Florence Anderson, sister ol the Ik i. line .in, many are our vxclu-iv- e style Ti:e new Jsihmiun Oiu! Commis-f'owas maid of honor and Frank l!n and is sai tailed that i uji i,e mipos-xd'l- - hoches In rompliHiu-with the findshort attended the groom. in dig the PeniiM iNnsl with ings of the strike commission. Choice flowers In quantities aimne i hi! In thi. department labor. An agrn .n.'ni lias been the home, among the set design being shown the most complete line of tailor suit of correct dre.- You can find heir anything Atier li.c a'l hut concluded be'Hirn ibe War a handsome flora I bell. in the way of suits at worker, and farm laborers Fartoty -' at In one and of contract in southern Indians are being vapidly any price you wfh to pay. department light refreshments serving Imi' la All.-i which concern J.umi and Vera by Costello Japan- organised. m In Mrer will be from pair left for a shon honeylathmiir. Hawaii to the rhnivi-moon In Salt l,uke. returning from will The changes in rates . of British iiMu lie employed. whence they will make their hninc iu wages reported during February afAnother large shipment of handsome silk petticoats added to tha this city on Twenty-thirstmt. nearlv DIMM work people of fected handsome line already hnwn makes the Mock A to choose delegation of ImsinesH men re- whom nearly 2. luu receiver advances, from. Marring, in all miens, at . deEvening of Music. cently obtained a sustained by the while nearly S,7") A few of Ogden s music foyers were House Judiciary General ('oinniitlee creases. of the Pennsylvania h delightfully entertained at the hoiuIn opof Mr. and Mrs. James II. Douglas position in the Scutirli Employers' Italian labor padrone of New York Tuesday evening by Mr. Willard K. liability bill. The provides violaWeihe and Mr. J. J. McClellan of that in all actions brought to recover City are being prosecuted forlaws. Salt Lake, two of l'tahs most biillian from an employer for Injury suffered tion of the state employment The nioi-- l complete collection in Hie Mate in choose from. Jap silks, musicians, who were very lilieral with hy an employe, the negligence of a Porto FI ro is having considerable ineir talent and rendered many Oigandi. Swis, Linen, IMliste, and emhrntitcry whMU. Every alyle, shall not M a defense. labor troubles. selections front the greaiesi them say we have the every price is here. Those who have greatest line or watata they hare ever seen. Have you had one of Among those who enjoyed the The Ifolish workmen and revolutiontho,. pure Jap Silk waLt. all plaited and valenclenn l.ce trimmed rare treat were Messrs, and Mesdames aries have found a new way of Alabama mining region are again trying threatened with waiaU at Rallantynn, Bradford. Hess. Know. A- to embarrass the strikes. orgmemment hy llison, Young. Hanson. Sail Lake; a boycott on vodka and toyvt? Better burry. Emmett, Royle. Mrs. J. J. McClellan ganizing Hie Farmers union ia rapidly Inbacco for the double pui'iinse of savand Mrs. W. E. Weihe of Salt laike; Beautiful sheer lawn waists, embroidery and lace trimmed at 69c; 79c ing the money of the poor and reduc- creasing its membership. Messrs. Short Cassidy and others. anJ Shir each going fast. ing the revenue of the state. Weal Virginia ia now the third coal R. 8. B. Club. Xrw Britain, Conti., brickyard la- producing state in the union, but the The Rathbone Sisters' birthday club miners are not jel thoroughly organMesdames borers are on strike. delightfully entertained ized there. Jenkins and Anderson at the home of The Brotherhood of Trainmen have the latter Friday afternoon, Ninety-thre- e High-flv- e was the afternoon's amuse- been unsuccessful In their endeavors per rent of Hie manument, prizes lielng won by Mesdames to have the New Haven Railroad com- facturers of the l ulled States conGilbotime, Berry and Gulliher. The pany reduce their hours from 12 to 10 duct union shops. guests were then invited to the din- a day, with overtime payment for all The American Federation of Ijihor, ing room to partake of a hot dinner, work beyond that time. at its recent executive session, dewhich was ably served and greatly enjoyed hy (he twenty-fou- r The employee of the Vnited States cided tn withdraw all support front guests, after which the club presented Mesdames 8teel of P. It al requested tha corporation are ezpecting a re- Hie Y. F.bodies Jenkins and Anderson with beautiful adjustment to send rontrl hut Inns WHEELER AND WILSON of their wages. This will various souvenir spoons. Involve a yearly expenditure hy the to the striking garment workey and Hie simplest sewing machine rapmakers who are engaged m a eteri I rust of about fa.iKHi.ikHi. imade, the easiest to manage, and struggle against the open shop. Popular Couple Wod. Members of the social set in which The new wage scale demanded on (leant liable to get out of order. Will Miss Edna Hancock and Robert April 1 by the local plasterers, plumbIn a carefully prepared speech at sew fabrics of every des'easily Harlan move, evinced much inter- ers and carpenter unions, of Allen- the banquet of the Buperintendcnt and work that ranftot lie cription est In their marriage, which was town. Pa., have been agreed to by the and Foremens associations held at the dime with other marhlnfta unless quietly solemnized Wednesday last at contractor, and no labor troubles are Belmont hotel, Houston, Masa., reand great skill on tha part of the operator. by special adjustment the Reed hotel. Judge Howell officiat- expected this year. cently, Governor Douglas took a deAll leading dressmakers and factories line th Wheeler and Wilson rided stand in behalf of the moveing. A further derline In employmeent Is ment to establish trad and technical ihelr popularity is firmly establishTry the Wheeler and Wilson before you buy. In other grades of Machines we have tha New Home drop ed in this and Brigham City, the home reported In tha building and allied schools in Massachusetts. head , of the bride, and genuine good will trades of France. In the metal tnujgp $35.00 New attends their blight matrimonial pros- a revival of activity waa reported in drop head Ringer $33.00 The bonus above Ihe regular 10 per New drop bred Household $30.00 pects. many centers. cent advance netted the anthracite We repair and keep supplies for all makes of sewing machines. miners $3,600,000 In 1904. The 10 per Machine rented. A general strike of all the boilerMrs. Canfield Hostess. rent was based upon a scale of nearly Thursday afternoon was pleasantly makers on the Bants Fe system be- 22 per cent above that of 1MW. The spent hy the members of the I'tahna tween Chicago and Albuquerque, N. average earnings of SO.OOfl adult mine CARL club it the cosy home of Mrs. A. B. M., is In progress. workers in 1904 waa about $200 more Canfield on Monroe avenue. than in 1901. Dainty Both Phones. 2246 Washington Ave. The lower houae of the Pennsylcard souvenirs for playing were hill secured hy Mesdames Wright, Rlrhard-so- vania legislature hnk' killed a BARTHOLDT GOES TO EUROPE. and after which a raising the mlnlmuni salary of public Whitaker, school teachers. served was the luncheon hy tempting New York. April 29. Congressman hostess. The guests of the club were Richard Rartholdt nt Missouri, presiThe and Houseunlths Mrs. Greunwell and Mrs. Ovnam, Rridgemena dent of the Interparliamentary Union, of the union, the New York local Mrs. S. T. Whitaker. arrived here from Washington structural Iron workers, his signed has and will sail next. Tuesday for EuIron the trade with agreements League rope where h will attend a meeting Surprlae. The pupils of the lwia school gave members of the New York Employers' of th executive council of that body. ";J' their teacher. Miss Moran, a surprise organization. A dinner will he given tonight In this afternoon, a delightful repast MetroThe payftill of tho'aldwin 'loromv the congressman's honor at the was prepared and served hy Miaa club. Anirrirsn memhers of Pa., politan Ethel Smyth. Mahle Mojes, Edith tlve works, of Philadelphia. The Hague court and editors on leadBOA men are shows .14, that Olive and employed. Minnie hoaman, Covington, ing newspapers of the city have been. Browning. Invited. between Iron and Trouble an copper one time. had enjoyable Every mine operators and their employes In TO CHANGE THE NAME. Cards are out for an at home," Houghton, Marquette and Ontonagon May fifth, by Mrs. George M. Hanson. counties, Mich., may reach a rlltnax Rerlin, April 2. Th German govsoon. A general strike which will diAmerican Mrs. Geo. M. Hanson has issued in- rectly affect 1C.OOO men and Involve ernment's wish that the should ' vitations for a euchre party Friday-nex- nearly 20.000 more Ig threatened to chamber of rotnmerre here 1( change its name has been so firmly secure a recognition vt the union. i expressed that the directors of the In order to forestall a possible chamber determined today to rfrotn-tnenMra Willard E. Weihe of Salt Lake that the name he changed to locomotive trike the Grand Trunk visited her lister, Mrs, J. H. Douglas, in' Port Huron, Mich., have been the American Association of Comhops Tuesday. Hosed down for an indefinite period merce end Trade. The hoard derided to call a general meeting on May 10 throwing out of work BOO men. is Lake of Salt A. W. Kahler Mrs. tn take action on the matter. Mr. and in Ogden visiting her parents. in the The workmen larfce shipNinety Day Limit with Stopovers. May 1st, 2nd, 3rd, Mrs. H. C. Tavey have PERSISTENT RUMORS OP ILLNESS yards at Astrsckhan, Russia, 12th, 4th. 13th, 10th, llth, 14th, The shipwrights throughout truck. Mrs H. H. Spencer entertained inr Glenw-no29. disare Colo., the Solid Vestibule will Train Springs, region leave Volga April Salt Lake City extremely afternoon in Passenger formally on Tuesday of ala Rumors character ar end is strike contented persistent compliment to Mrs. J. E. Dunn of Salt most certain whengeneral daily 8i30 p. m, navigation opens. coming continually from th vicinity Lake. of West Divide Creek that the presiDrawing-rooPullman and Observation Sleeps Dining Cara, A Jury has awarded damages of dent is ill In hla camp. Th reports The 'Lively Cirrle" will meet with Chair Cara, ate. against six labor union of 8f. Cath- are denied by Secretary I?eh and a Mrs. A. Tribe oft the afternoon of May SHORTEST and QUICKEST routs to Southern California. Secura message to the ranch of V. 8rd at her home on Washington av- erines. Canada, in a euit begun by the telephone your reaervationo now. Gurney Foundry company, of Toron- L. Bmlth. two mllea from camp, Is enue. For ticketo or furthor information, call on, or write, C. A. HENRY, Is to. on account of the unions having to the effect that th president Ticket Agent, Union Depot. Mr. Mrs. J. H. Rhine will entertain the put the Gurney gooda on the unfair resting,' but ia not Indisposed. Ireh said today, after denying the J. L. MOORE, District Passenger Agent, 17 West 2nd S. St., "Lucky 13" Hub, at her home. 2S3Z list. Do you think I stories emphatically: Fowler avenue, Wednesday afternoon. Salt Lake City Manned by a crew of union sailors would go to the president if he were May third. and chartered hy the American Fed- sick? Dont you suppose I would get eration o liSbor, a sloop yacht, un- some word from camp. I heard from Mr. and Mrs. G. 1 Becker, accomcommand of Btusrt Reid, or- there yesterday and every member of panied by Mrs. Becker's father, left der the for the A. F. of L.. has been the party was In good health. No wnrd sM world Is over hla telephone, and laying off principally to give th Thursday for Europe, expecting to be ganiser added: has come from the camp today." fitted out at Rockland, dogs a rest. The dogs cannot do good Me., for gone four months. "No messages of th character you work If compelled to go out every day. After this talk with Secretary lieb. cruise along the Maine roast for the Associated Press representative mentioned have gone nut from here. Certainly there is no caune for alarm. Mrs. B. H. Gosling, accompsnled hv purpose of indnring the lobster fisher- the 1 am sum the president Is not 111." trust, which is at- called lip the Smith ranch and told I did tint hear the preiddpnt had her little niece. Blavla, will leave for men to fight thethem Mr. Rnilih said that for Ihe purpose out of business. Mr. Smith of the stories said to hive touch of fever. I heard from th rantp 1.0 Angeles, May second, In the hopes tempting to put been sent out over his telephone. He yesterday and learned that Mr. Room-vei- l of satisfying the world and disHlfw of benefiting her health. was resting today. It la my un- lug all concern he would visit tho The bituminous operators of the replied that the, only means of com- munication from the camp to the out- derstanding that the entire party is ramp today and send wrord tn this city- Mrs. O. A. Pannier will entertain central mining district of Pennsylvathe Coterie on Tuesday afternoon. May nia, have adopted a resolution In second. This will be the annual meet- strutting the wage scale committee to agree on term with the miners, ing and a full attendance is desired. day. granting an eight-hou- r Detective Thomas Meggeson, whose Out of a toal of 10,036 members of popularity with the railroad officials 1.020 French which made and employes is universal, spent the returns ns to employment in Janupast week among friends In this city. ary. 13. per cent were out of work Mrs. Ben Bangs, who. with her on tho 15th of the month. mother. Mrs. Mayer of Elko, Xev., is No one is allowed to land in Cape sojourning for a few months In our city, paid Salt Lake a call Tuesday. Colony, 8. A., unless he has ftecured employment or possesses pounds Tfhsmilnsls Mr. Ernest G. Carr came up from tho on arrival. On every battle of Uqnozono wo of- I and Liquozone like an exrera of nzy-- . liwrft-fls- illp' Tumor LUrg Mimss ti Vsnmrs'S fer $1,000 for a disease germ that It gen la deadly to vegetal matter. capital Tuesday to spend several days uoBurrbeft iwlMl IN$eim In the 2T2 British with friends formed dnrlng a short with cannot kill. We do thia to assure you Llqiiozone goes into tlja stomach, All Aisassss thsl hrfnWomb's with fprrr-s- ll into the bowele and Into the blood, msHn-bA residence in this city a couple of years an aggregate mrmborahlp of 57, TOR. that Uquozono does kill germs. catarrh ti cotiisif'ins ol iHipnrF or pii.MMird hlood. the Board of And it is tho only way known to kill to go wherever the blood goes. No li In remits making returns t go- liiQiiinuHi afaasai ncmiuiMfcoillt) st Trade, ti.2 per cent were reported as germs in the body without killing the germ can escape It and none can pushing m hit hu ur u can do. it. The results are inevitable, for anMr. and Mrs. Martin Cullen unemployed at the end of February. tissues, too. Any drug that kills germs nounce the engagement of their daugh- 1905. is a poison, and it cannot be taken In- a germ disease must end when the Then Liquozone, ter Beatrice A., to Mr. George Reeves, ternally. Medicine le almost helpless germs are killed. If you need Liquozone, and hive The strike st Limoges, France, is In any germ disease. It is this fact acting as a wonderful tonic, quickly the wedding to occur May twenty-fourtdeveloping International features, as which gives Liquozone Its worth to restores a condition of perfect health. never tried it. p;ease send us this the Havllsnd factory, employing humanity; a worth ao great that, after Diseases which have resisted medi- , coupon. We will thep mail you on or Mrs. Tesste Iaednre was a recent the product for two years, cine for year yield at once to Uquo-zwne- dr on o local druggist for a full, persons, off which TheodVe and and It cures diseases which modi- - size bottle, and we will pay th drug-pi- rt hostess to a bevy of friends at. her Charles Havllsnd. Americans, are the through physicians and hospitals, we ourselves for I.. This is our five cine never cures. Half the people you pretty home on Lincoln avenue. She proprietors, is the renter of the trou- paid $100,000 for the American rights. And we have spent over ore million dol- meet wherever you are can tell jrqu gift, made to convince you:, to show entertain frequently and alwajs In a ble. you what Liquozone is. and what, it lars. In one year, to buy tho first bot- of cures that were made by it. gracious manner. can da In Justice to yourself, please, The Hty attorney of 8an Francisco tle and give it free to each sick one for it place you unaccept it Dame Pry as an authority assures his rendered an opinion to the effect who would try JL der no obligation whatever. me that this year will be no laggard that the half holiday law enacted by These are ihe known grtn diseases. in the number and Importance of pro- the recent California iegixiarlre ap. Llqiiozone cost 50c. and $L All that medicine ran do for these verbial June weddings, the time for pies to th public officers of th city. overcome ia troubles Nature to help more specific announcements seeming OUT THIS COUPON Uqunsons la not mad hy comthe germs, and such results ar? lndl-- ; fnrCUT not yrt to itave arrived. this offer way not a i pesr aism. Fill out Th strike of the employed of the drugs, nor la there any alro-n- r?ct and uncertain. Liquozone attacks pounding an4 mail fl to The LtqeoaoM Hanks Ihe Italian state railroads agalnsf th? In It Ha vlrtnei am derived aole-l- y the germa. wherever they are. And Vabarh Are., Chicago. CosfMjr, RUSSIAN OFFICER AT PORTLAND. a government regulations continues. by gas from gse lirgely oxygen when th germs which cause a disease Portland. Or.. April 29. Count Michimmense ia If apparatus are destroyed, the disease must end. y disease process reoulrtrg ael Mlchaeiovltch memBarxlmoff. The Knights of Labor have filed a and 14 I have nerer trief Liqnrfonr. haliTmi will time. This process has. and forever. That Is Inevitable. conme a Hfe. boulc iiec I will uke :L ber of the Russian roal family and protest with the canal commission for moredays the Supply 20 than years. ben rommander of a Cossack regiment ffar rrr-liR- i the employment. stant. subject of scientific and chemical AiiIibi gainst or eItfMhAM jap tMurK'di7 Aanih has arrived in Portland for the purl Chinese and in favor of an eight-hou- r roftPh'Hs research. vJLmSRSb Wood Pniym pose of representing the Caucasian day. The result Is a liquid (bat does what Rmrht'1tiwred Trwih re I.irer at the liewls and Msiarli-lfriia- lf! oxvgen does. It is a nerve food and ; ta Van Heart TronhfM Clark exposition. After a lengthy rnn of in workers the The mine blood food the most helpful thing Fnre pneumonia rtioa ference with the exposition officials Co., of Pennsylvania, are Erie Coal the world .to you. Its effects ar ex-- ! CnniBin I 11 Crtltr- rpvjp DuiDsy rr1sT threatening Mhevmstifsi X C'Battoa write pteiaHr. Givfll Count Barxlmoff 1 Yet iK it a great strike. Hit, they ay, fn mblMs 'aremi-rtnpfmftila 2n purifying. vitalizing, bilararing. Fia harass square feet cf space In the Oriental , a"fon of the rompany n ignoring is an aljaobitely certain germicide. The " J renter rvsrrhh Anv phTMcaa rttYiOMMal ni. vet Ttnuh'N Pomirft tavtijni Lldkuaonv iil he g .ad.y KGipliht luUkok building. Thtwti Troubidh j their demands for the appointment rf reason is that germs are vegetables; , Df JlhlRfah Dropaf r-- f y "ff waa au!;; augur in a of the brief term duehi ho,,ha par,ie! an'1 im' heat will haunts. Ugh' to seek cooler snrress attending Ld,Ie glowing social doing can of insured both numerically and turn JfjJif for each day wa given or mote parties, and each E$on was of the daintiest and most ...w-ushere- SSel S' and there euchre ho !onslder Xh gradually, and for out living their power fume at and fascinate, tso long social diversion i EjSev dlrwted inviiitlons issued by Mrs. Patton J? Thuwlav will prove a pleaaftig Invitation: isBOVstlon. Here Is the Patton Augustus Bosworth to a Japanese Tea and a on Fan Tan at her home mall"v xity the fourth, at two- YHU aii1 wcar your ihinyiLlTwa H U please you. "&rhenwtaiedevotees; J "nv ". was keeping count of the progressions in euchre, by small ixodv eggs dropped in dainty straw baskets pre will semed each guest, and whoh serve as pretty souvenirs of this happy function. Two pretty prizes wi re won by Mrs. I.urkett and Mrs. Broughton. Easter lilies and carnations, used in decorating, struck a harmonising chord with pretry green and white chandelier shades, while the most seasonable delicacies supplied a tempting luncheon. Miss France Joyce contributed to the pleasure of the afternoon by . several instrumental 'selections. Mrs. liricks guest list on this occasion numbered: Mcsdatnes A. Kicsel F. J. Kiesol Abbot I, Bigelow, H. Bigelow, Cullen, Stewart, Scott. Hume, Rowe, Henderson. Joyce, reery. Cor-leWarner, Barton, Becker, Hess, Herrick, Van Alen, Blackntar, Hinton, Urant, Broughton, Gordon, Porterfleld. Annie lairkln, lairkin Lurkett. Hurat, Parntley, Toy. Rnn Miasea yon, . Canady, Fitzgerald; Old Fashioned Party." Kiesi-1- , Bohn, Joyce, Fitzgeron Ieery, J. W. Toy. home of Mra. ald, Moheley and FI Joyce. Tw?n,y-flfistreet. was the tene o on last Historical Sociaty. ,Terv pleasant gathering Vhen some slx-tWednesday afternoon, to invl . The ladies of the Historical Society o( her friends responded were charmingly entertained Saturday Old Fashioned Parly, ntlHi to an of Mrs. M. aflernoqn at the pretty home of Miss mother, her honor in nren home In Seaman, who proved herself to be Canadv. who left for her delightful hostess. CM Friday morning. The house Mr. Bishop, a former member of the who the guests, to over rivei , club, in began the afternoon's work with any themselves o enjoy told a very Interesting review of A Soand merriment and they pleased cial Departure," in wntrh the extremetanghter reigned supreme,worn the ly Iitdlcroua experiences of the travel by gwne of the costume, verv pretty as well as very er in Japan are happily portrayed and club members evinced a deand the styles worn wmIWp many sire to secure the hook to read it them ago prevented an old with the selves, so completely had Mra. Bishop when compared aroused their Interest. day. the at present itviff Miss Marilla Hunter then favored tho A R Patton was awarded dish: those present with a beautiful piano cut beautiful glass a list prise to the original election, which, as can always he her costume dated hack aid of Mlsa Hunters playing, waa her sustained she and Indian girl rendered. skillfully entire the throughout admirably A discussion of Japan as a World was Dr. Gordon Iftertioon. Mrs. and The New Woman of Power, awarded second prize, a lovely china Her Rights, lead hy Miss and Japan the was original costume slate- her closed the afternoon's Snow a work, worn dress by white silk wedding years ago. after which the hostess, assisted h.v hrida some twenty-sevewaa her sister, Mrs. Cragun, served moil Ona comer of the dining tooth an delicious refreshments, while sweet particularly attractive and revealed of music, furnished by Master cozy corner, made of strains Improvised hidden Kenneth and Iyal Griffin and Ralph draped flags. In which, partially accompanied the ladles durShorts orchestra Johnson from view, Edgar gay ing the pleasant social hour. dispensed sweet music to the 'iue guests of the historians were was marry makers. Much amusement The Country Spelling Mesdames Wedell, Halverson, Bishop, afforded by Meal, Porter, Seaman, Crag Class" and their examination hy the Behring, and Misses Uvnch. White, AlvorJ, district trustee, Mrs. Canady, in cost- tin, Hunter. ume. Mrs. .0- - E. Cave's recitation, In Tho nexf sesslbn ' of the society will Carrie Nation costume, elicited great be held at Mra. Hunter's, 22J8 Quincy Mrs. of recitation the also applause; looked a veritable avenue. G. Hutton, who The Virginia Dutch gal of long ago. With Mrs, Perm ley, reel and Ue old fashioned quadrlllea Mrs. O. A. Parmley very pleasantly and cake walk were greatly enjoyed, n guests on alto tha beautiful music, "The Old entertained some and "Our Old Kent- Wednesday and Thursday afternoons Otkeo Barker of last week? ucky Home. hy the orchestra. The Each guest:. was. given an egg to nrne' assembly Joined in ainging creations Maid Lang Zyne, alter which an ele- dregs, and many artistic luncheon waa served wera the result of the afternoons gant Judges deriding that assisted by Mrs. Callie pleasure, the pint Mrs. A. J. ' Warner deserved the 5. Cave, Mrs. Kate E. l.tne and Mra. honor for the best dressed egg, on lary Melvin, to the following Invited Wednesday, and Mra. A. P. Bigelow a luests: Mesdsmea A. R. Patton, Gideon, like honor on Thursday. Mrs. A. A. Wenger, who is In San iordon. Brick, W. B. Scott, Hey wood, responded to her invitation Fitzgerald, McCormick, Healy, Jose, Cal, Vhalen, Lurkett, Badrnn, MacMillan, with a large box of roses, together lacker. Alezander, Drew, Haslet, with heliotrope and orange blossoms, lowe, Rowlands, Becker. Carr, J.. 8. which, were enjoyed by all The favors Coble, Epperson. laddlg. Meek, Kelley, given each guest on Wednesday were Herns, Cooper, H. lewis. Hunt. Bohn. little fluffy chickens, and on ThursIlller, Hlenkle, Andrews, Vorheea, day, carnations. Mrs. Hess favored the guests with iclntoah, Hanson, Harris, Phillips, Mm, Robertson, Jackman, Moodr several songs, as did also Miss Ham tendershot, Jenkins, Klrle, Ivea, el with several piano selections. earner, Bell, Barton. ,R. B. lewis, irmlc.v, McCarty. Wordertle, Hutton, With. Mrs. Hinkle. fast Friday evening, Mra. Hinkle, 'iirlong, Wilson, Dtifer. Peck, Hawley, of 2Mh street informally received a number of friends. Music was the while Pleasant Evening. guessing principal feature, Hidden Authors" afforded Th ladies' Auxiliary to the n. cards much amusement. Instrumental music "f R. T. gave one of thetr enjoyable and songs were rendered hy rs. M. nclsls at the A. O. r. W. hall WedMrs. John Hutchison, nesday evening, in honor of the e.fth T. Hutchison, inniversary of their organization. Mlsa Lois Wilcox, Mesdames Hinkle, Mr. G. E. Wilson, Mr. O. H. There was a large crowd present, Wilson, Brown and Mlsa Blanche Gillette. imong them, thirty members of e lodge No. f.l. and Wasatch lodge Exerybndy was happy and every mim No. 48 of Balt her waa well received by the guests, Lak. and The first feature of the was and all congratulate the hostess evening e rendition of the her musical friends for the enjoyable following pro- eyening,. spent. Light, refreshments ong Mly of the Valley- - By were served and then Home Sweet aissea niHons; recitation. Ethel Rat- - Home' -ws.e sung. V Jarob: 'I'll aon' kTrpl0?' M,7Instrumental. At McKelllps Heme. Helen B. of L. E. auxiliary club had The L"r,la OIso": ier;iT".a,"on as ...v.r hostess Mrs. A. R. McKelUpv. Marguerite Floretta Uht. Kate Mills and Ught, Miss Royal; Thursday afternoon. The guests were Mesdames Csve. Drew. Furlong, w ,h,! f'rawi I b? eSIT.' Taken." Miss Tomssck.and MissKing. Freeman. At Gl.1 JLM,,pes aa Mr' Tottrtiwood, the nt conclusion cards three heautl as the censua. to were ful prizes presented In mJ"1 ?rnm Uni playing waa Mesdames Staples, Dwyer and Fur awarI",f Mrs. long. The floral collection, score, tal Wllllama. Mrs. E. ly cards and numeroua other Easter irttehsjir--A-Bax,M-jr-Mrb. decorations were very effectively Williams. Covers were laid for twenty-waa ,hen rved. after combined. one. followed by an elegant course irdMclngh'mW,V'" Un,l of refreshments. Sirs. A. E. Heims will entertain the club llhursday. May eleventh. Mn. Brick as Hostess. rPOctations of a im-la- l Afternoon Function. h,vTe,rtbon: no "oc,al dqmands K. X. Booth entertained Mrs. or several weeks, vw. apd number of ladies on Tuesday afternoon of dreams'1 nf"Ce Hf. ,ola,lre Permitted at her pleasant home on Twenty-eightstreet. pn,rtainln- High live was the t'lires Mr. ga "d, "wfulneaa, auoh a. version of the afternoon, followed by L hl B1ck emPlJtd a dainty luncheon. ,er,dmten social hlrt. iiLaJly The first prize was awarded to Mrs. !'1 Easter-hlcaf,anmon. A. T. Wright, the consolation to Mm. furnishes uhJpc, material out of R. H. Whipple, and the booby fell to con,'plvpr1 many lot of Mrs. R. P. Hunter. '"novations, one of : which LeMrs. Booth was assisted hy her n h v Jit - n fiftr-seve- . two-corc- T Lar-Itm- - Jr?" Lr Z Sid" h " 1,1 h rherk-welghmr- u $10, $12.50 up to $40 It- Silk Petticoats e - $5.98 up to $20 Shirt Waists fellow-st-rva- rom-poser- $1.98 , C RASMUSS0N, Agent, n CALIFORNIA Via Regular (Service Opens May t. $31i0 TO LOS d 1905 ANGELES And Return a r, fl.-BO- A trade-union- We Offer $ 1 ,000 s For o Disease Germ That Liquozone Can't Kill ftptsms-tirvti- lsOi(r-tM- trade-union- 1 i re-irl- 50c. Bottle Free. h. - Germ Diseases. to-da- Acta LiKe Oxygen. ol . s (ftitghB-CV.Ir- -- mr na-n- |