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Show THE MOUSING EXAMINED, THE WHIRL OF SOCIETY dence, 6H9 Twenty third street. to eujuy a aocUl hour. Tasty refresh-nient- a were served. The rooms were ( decorated wiih Ulit-beautifully hi family W. E. Corey te slating for a ft day. Mrs. McClelland and daughter. of Oxford, Ohio, were the Mr. William Eccles haa invitations guests of Mrs. A. T. Miller during afternoon. for card Tuesday out the week. They weut down to the entertained at capital city to visit with Mr. Imnniug Vn H. C. Bigelowafternoon at the before proceeding ou their Journey cards oa TueJsy eastward. Mra. McClelland haa been Reed. sojourning on the coast for the past Miss Lucy Mont, of Salt Lake. two years in search of health. She to her home greatly I spending a few day with Ogden returns friends. Mr. C. H. Spark. Xef. it visiting Bogart -- in Jus-ephin- and Mrs. M. Buchmiller mere Salt Imke visitor Tluinday. Mr. E. A. Littlefield i A meeting of the W. C. T. U, hold at the home of Mrs. J. S. GorduA jesterday afternoon. SOCIETY. OGDEN HISTORICAL The afternoon of May ths eleventh gloomy without, but waa cold and music, good cheer and lively discus-aio- n made bright Sunshine within the charming hums sud Mrs. Fred UTAH. OGDEN, of two weeks, before submilling a fluikbed report. Lengthy and full of interest, was the report of ibe prop am committee, bhowiug that much lime and earnest though: had beu spent on the plans submitted for the work of next year. After a lively and thorough discussion of three courses of study, outlined by the coin milt:, it was voted to accept The a modified course in mythology. details of the course were lett iu the hands of the committee to be elaborated aud completed the next meeting. The fact that Mr. R. S. Farnsworth will give a half hour lecture at each meeting, in her masterly aud inimitable s:y!r, iu addition to the fascinating study of mythology aud folklore, assure the club members a profitable and delightful year of study and intellectual progress. The subject of a Club room centrally located, probably in the Carnegie library building, wa discussed, aomewhat Informally, and was left with ths committee, to confer with the committees from other clubs and report at a biter meeting. In the near future, Mrs. R. P. Hunter announced, n rare treat In In store, not only fur members of ths Historical, but for members of nil other elu'bs aa well. to A must charming interruption ssa n pj II MAY SUNDAY, 1907. 19, IAN O Ff'.'trv t j Mi sSssrv'- If you would increase tbe happiness and pleasure of your home, buy a piano. And if you would save from 975 to buy it now while these big reductions are bring made. Following are some of the prices we are giving on such high grade pianos as ttrinway, Kimball, Schaef9-- 00, fer, and Winter. PIANOS PIANOS e Our entire stock of Pianos, including, Kimball, Schaeffer, Winter, Story & Clark, must be disposed of by 1st high-grad- J-- ne Mia Haael Madaon and Mr. Carl OLlsoo of Morgan were the gueU of Mrs. Oscar Wold. Mias Pearl Burton spent the week la Salt Lake, the gust of her brother, Joseph Burton. a Mrs. J. Connor Lynch of Rhyolite, Nev is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mra Patrick llealy. Mr. Fred Best, s former employe of the Southern Pacific, departed thla week fur northern pulnta. Mrs. EMI These are all high-gradPianos that are guaranteed by the makers and are in perfect condition, Pianoi that are noted for their ine quality of tone. Everyone should avail themselves of this opportunity. Every home should have a Piano. We have Pianos to suit every purse.. Come in aud let us show you the stock and quote you our prices and terms. We can make it possible for every family to have a Piano. e Henlnger was the guest of her uncle. Apostle Heber J. Grant of Salt laike (My, last week. Miss Zina Larkin has returned from Lehl, where she spent tbs past two months with relative and friends. Mrs. Thomas Maloney and daughter, Dolly, left Sunday for a visit to Ht. Big Reductions on Everything in Our Store .Louis and other eastern cities. Mr. and Mrs. T. Toohy of Humboldt. Xev were the quests of Mrs. C. W. Veaey. They ars oa their way PIANOS east. PIANOS Mrs. A. B. Patton entertained the ladles of the Congregational church on Wednesday, at her home on Nob Hill. Co, Thomas-Hom- e Lincoln Circle, No. 2, Ladles nf tbs O. A. R., will be entertained bv Mrs. Littlefield at her residence, 2528 Madison trtnue, Tuesday afternoon. May twenty-first- . SUCCESSORS TO Mr. and Mrs. John Waton nounce the engagement of their daughter, Phebe. to Mr. Lafayette B. Farley, the marriage to take place the last of the month. an- CUAMBERLAIN-TUOA1A- MUSIC CO. S 241 4 Washington Avenue Ogden, Utah UtIJRHBE WllforJ A. Fella, who has just returned from n mission to Honolulu, la visiting with relatives in Ogden for n few days before returning to his home in Kepbl, 1 Mra. Leonard Fornoff and two sons leave for the east next week to risk friends in Chicago, Omaha, Peoria and Uncoln. They expect to be will The Date Has Been Set, the Time is Short Fme three weeks. You mothers and girla had better settle that WHITE DRESS QUESTION. We can make it easy for you. Our stock of white goods, lace trimmings and made-u- p under muslins are beautiful. Its the best line and prettiest goods we. have ever shown. Mr. E. P. Colt man, of Idaho Falls, returned. to her home the fore part of the week after n visit .of several days with her daughter, who Is n student st tbs Sacred Heart Academy. Dont pass it up until you have seen for yourself. Come tomorrow. The Lady Maccabees will give a social st the home of Mr. Martin Murphy, 2339 IJuooin avenue, at 2:30 p. m., Tuesday, May twenty-first- . Members and friends are cordially invited. The G. T. A. ladles enjoyed n very pleasant afternoon last Wednesday, when Mra. Frank Freeman was hostess. Painty refreshments added greatly to the afternoon' pleasure. Who Gives a Recital at the Tabernacle Monday Night. et e Our Two Piece Suits TVo Piece fuitn are tlie moat logical Kuitg for hot weather There'tt oceans of comfort in them and they are haudaoiue and stylish as well. The Two Piece Suit grows in favor more and more each season as men learn of the great summer comfort and freedom there is in it. Nothing, however, tests the merit of good clothes making like a Two Piece Suit. There is no room for shirking or chance for substitution in a Two Piece Suit. for the inside is open to the same critical inspection as the outside. The Suits are made of blue serges, fancy worsteds and cheviots. Single or double breasted cut. $12.50 $15 $25 Remember always that in buying here your money is only on deposit until you are perfectly sat istied. FRED M. of NYE CO. CLOTHES e ... . ai,d colors 31 to IQ Very desirable for the ,,oth in to 914.75. Take a look at coming warm days; price them. 99-5- Dainty Lawn Waists. i were the mandolin seleo-llon- s buslne given by Masters Kenneth and Richljoyal Gridin and lawn-ncards, and a little Helen Hunter draw forth sweet strains of melody from the violin, the tangled brow waa sotne-wlismoothed and tired brains refreshed. so that the remaining bual-ne- e waa dispatched in very brk-- f time. A dainty little maiden, bearing a pile of snowy napkin. Indicated that had kept our ever thoughtful hoste In mind, not only intellectual needs, but the requirement of the body me Delicious refreshments. spiritwell. ed conversation and ripplea of laughter, filled to repletion a half hour entirely too short for all the gsod thing It cnnlalnew. One after another,' the Indies reluctantly took their leave feeling that, truly, they had spent an afternoon of much pleasure as well as of strenuous business. Mias Joafp Clare 'vis the honored guet. In addition to (he musicians. The next meeting of the rlub will be held st the h:me of Mra. James Meek. 2UG0 Jefferson avenue. Aa it. will be the annual meeting and officers for the coining year are to be elected, all member are earnestly requested to be present. . i QUALiTY 2413 Washington Avenue Lead In' popularity just now. Pome with silk drop, some without. A new lot , just came tp us. Prices from j ; 97-25- ; 911-5- 1496 to 919.50. BELOW;- ...... wwwwwvwwwwvwwwwwvwwwwvwwwwwwwmn.. ' RIBBONS VEILINGS HOSIERY Spe- - New Tomorrow. Line, 25, 35 Boys sad Girls, 23c and 50c, 15 sad SCe. dal . Palters No. 0 it might ........... GLANCE OVER ITEMS MENTIONED McCafl 0 Black Voile Skirts We are determined to win your approval on this.linf.A new lot is on the tables for tomorrow, including fifty samples. f.i REMIND YOU. CORSETS JlBTRJTE, New to 95.09. and O.-- $1.00 . A KIMONAS Stylss, 35 65s. Mt . Bargains in Remnants IJ LOOK ON TI1E REMNANT TABLE. IP ITS THERE THE PRICE IS MUCH LESS ALWAYS. Jfarra.wra.fra.. 53 vvvvviri(vwfvvvYVVYiriiYiivifwnrTH: when Ml- - KlliMi Thoms make her first appearance In the Tabernacle, after an absence of three years In New York, when- - she ha been studying. The splendid pmgrnm. which folMiss Thoms low. will be being assititi.-- by Mie state' best tal- Plano Duet, Misses Bauer and Web-ren- d. Tenor Soto, "Hosanna." Mr. G. Banders. Vocal Solo, "There Is a Green Hill Far Away," Gounod, Mian Pauline AT THE VIRGINIA. Haddock. One of the largest social events of ent and the Tabernacle cboir: Piano Solo, Miss Louise Pierre. the week waa a card party given by Vocal Solo. "Love Saw Dying Rose, fh ru. "O Italia. Italia. Beloved." Mra. James H. Spargo on Thursday from "Lnorezla" Donizetti), Ogden Mis Elizabeth Greiner. afternoon at the Virginia in honor Tabernacle Choir. Soprano Solo, "Sing Me to Sleep," of Mrs. John Nicholas H par go. The (Greene), Mrs. H. Steven. Aria, (from Queen of Sheba), Gou-nrparlors were beautifully decorated Baritone Solo, Mr. Charles Kent. Mi Ellen Thoms. with and in the dining Contralto Solo, Mrs. A. R. C. Smith. Violin solo. Nocturne, Op. 9, No. 2. room tuliis were used. Tho,. presPlano and Violin Selection. MUa Helen Hartley. (Gounod). Mi ent to meet ilip honor guesi were Mr. Alma Bauer and Mr. S. W. Purdy. If I Were a R..e," IHesselberg). T. A. Whalen. Mr. Don Maguire. Mrs. Mezzo Soprano Solo, "My Dreams, Prof. Charles Kent. H. Hlgek w. Mr. A. P. Bigelow. "Were My Song. With Wings Pro- (Polo Tosti). Miss Olga Web rend. Mrs. Thomas Fitzaerald. Mr. P. HarVocal Solo," Forbidden Music," vide.!. (Hahn 1. Chanson Provencal,'' Miss Leona iletsler. dy. Mrs. H. L Bell. Mra. R. T. Hume. Mis Ellen Thomas. (peU'Aqua). Mr. C. Coaling. Mr. J. Paine. Mr. Tenor Solo, "8loaa," by Steven AdIhiet. "Calm as the Night." (Gotze), John T. Hurst. Mr. Geo. Matson. Mrs. Miss Tbuniaa and Professor Kent. am. Mr. J. Smith. H. M. Rowe, Mrs. Bsrher. Mrs. J. 8. Violin w do. "Spanish Donee. iReh-fleld- ). Remarks, Rev. Theo. Wiobus. Curlew, Mr. A. P. Ilibii. Mrs. Abe Mis Helen Hartley. Mrs. Willhiiii Allison. Mr. Kuhn. "The Temple Hell" (Wondforde-Flndeni- .i TOLSTOI CLUB. Charle Hollingsworth. Mr. A. B. (Henschel). "Spring." The met with Mesdamee Tolstoi Corev. Mr. Roberts. Mr. A. A. WenMi Ellen Thimas. Meek and Miller at the residence of ger, Mr. V. C. Dalrymple. Mr. H. Cbnru. Sleep. G. title Lsidy." (Bishthe former Tuesday afternoon. There II. Spencer, Mr. J. S. Lewis, Mrs. Ogden Tabernacle Choir. was a full and snthualastic attendDavid C. Eecie. Mr. AG. Horn, Mr. op'. Prof. Squire Coop, accompanist. ance. The club decided to give a Wiodruff. Mrs, Charles Irwry.Mrs. R. Prof. Joseph Uallantyns, Director. A. Grant. Mr. E. Franris. Mr. R. bread and cake sole Saturday, Msy . isth. at one p. m, for the benefit of Pierce. Mrs. J. W. Mia SPLENDIO CONCERT. I b'Kste tbe Canyon Crest ranch. Spencer. Miss Helen Wenger. The following program was render MLs Kitty Fitzgerald, Mi The concert given Thursday evenBirdie Boreman. Mix Whalen and Mlsa Spar-go- . ing at the Kirt Presbyterian church ed: Poem. Bryant, A Life Time," Mra. The prize at cur-- were won by by the St. Paul German Evangelic Mrs. .1. 8. Mrs. R. Pierce and congregation fur the benefit of the Condi :u. Mrs. Woodruff. History review and paper, Mra. building fund was a pronounced sucre and one of rare merit. A large Thomas Edwards. GRAND MUSICAL EVENT. midienre waa in attendance, aud thorTimely topic. "Child Labor QuesA grand musical event is promised oughly enjoyed every number. The tion." Mrs. Kura. A l.vely discussion followed, after f.illnvit the Ugdeu public next Monday evening (Jules-Gral-ner- ), , Bear. $10 JUSt In i MISS ELLEN THOMAS Welllnger. A 111 tough this meeting of the Historical society was a buslne Mrs. Bert Jenkins. 2370 Lincoln avesession, sparkling sallies of wit and nue, entertain two week from last spirllad debate. Indicated that the In the various items of business Wednesday. was genuine and deeply rooted lu the Thursday afternoon about sixty-fivminds of nil the meniU-ra- . of the women of- - the Presbyterian The first of the committees railed church and their friends gathered upon' waa that of the Canyon Crest with Mra. J. R. Cooper at her real- - ranch, which requested an extension. Linen Suits s d. (Gaa-tsldon- l. Farnf-worsh- ! L-wi- ' iir-era- ni were Hume, Mrs. Thoms Fitzgerald, Mra which dellcVrus refreshment E. M. Conroy, Mra P. Healy, Mra T. nerved by haste see. ( The next meeting of the rlub win Whalen, Mra. William Booleo, Mra be held Tuesday, May 28th, with Mra. Bowman of Butts; Mrs. A. P. Illbb. street A Mr. O. M. Runyon, Mra R. T. Harris, King. 640 Twenty-fourt- h full attendance 1 desired, as officers Mrs. Ryan, Mrs. A. 8. Condon, Mrs. W. A. TTnrner, Mra R. A. Grant, Mr. will be elected. H. C. Bigelow, Mrs. H. Lewis; Mi Dessle Spencer and Mhia Kitty Fit BIRTHDAY PARTY. gerald. On Friday evening, Mrs. J. J. Bruro-raegave a pretty children's party for MRS. MATSON ENTERTAIN her little son, Harold, celebrating his thirteenth birthday'. After a pleasant Mrs. George Mateon was host no st craning of games and music, the din- a charmingly arranged card party on room wss thrown open and dainty Monday afternoon at the Virginia, ing refreshment were served, la the the affair given in honor of center of the table stood the conven- Mrs. H. H. bring and Mias Dessle Spencer tional birth-dacake with Its thirteen 8peneer. Five hundred was ths gome lighted candle. Many pretty and use- and the prise was won by Mra Bowful presents were received. Those man of Butte. Mont, and prises were present besides Harold were Pearl given to the two honored guests. The Browning. Ella' Browning, Vara decoraUoues were beautiful In ever' Winnie detail, the parlora Browning, Imclle Rarig, bright wltn Hutchinson. Catherine Kackham, Arba quantities of purple being and white flowers. McGregor, Hals Burton, Eleanor Gib- In the dining room the tables wers son. Helen Bicksel, Lucile Garland, adorned with clusters of lilies of the Marion Garland, Byron Whlttemors, carnations and plumes. Donald Gibson. Dpuglss Gibson, Oscar volley, Browning, WlnnleBrummltL Jimmie INFORMAL LUNCHEON. Browning and George Crossmen. Verna Bowman, assisted by Motile WITH MRS. KUHN. WsttJs, gave a luncheon Friday afterMr. Abe Kuhn waa hostess on noon at her home on Seventeenth Wednesday afternoon t a delightful- street in honor of a number of her Those preeent ly arranged euchre party, the affair young lady friends. being given. In honor of Mra. H. H. were Jesse Garr, Katherine Adam. Spencer. The home was bright with Oenelv DougUss, Ethel Harcombe, bridal wreath and prises were won by Mary Roberts. Clara Peterson, Rda Mis Dessle Spencer and Miss Kitty Doon. Anna Croas, Eva Farr, Grace FlizgeraJd. the guest of honor also be- Hants and Will Rhodes. lt's given a prize.- The other gnefs were Mrs. George Matson, Mr. R. T. (Continued on Page Eight J tt y - - |