| Show "' I : THE a ATTTATrBCTri HEBtAIiD-KEIPTTBIJnA- Tf jyLY l8 — Y : : j : IJTAH:-WEDNESDA- 191V- - ' - : — 'I ’ -- — —— — ’ f " 'TheSIave Dealers to Head FleuPaotageis Bill : St1 a delizb& "i?on hjssris when‘Vr commandant and his sister r -- rti EVERTS OF THE DAY thi" ' ftftownmeoDlfV 2lv55! ”S?'u® ‘or“"d and a number Mr Elizabeth Judge O'Brien- -win entertain the members of the:club at a 1 o’clock -Crystal Bridge luncheon followed by bridge this coun- afternoon at her attractive in the Cottonwood try home Sr ? Mr 'Hermann Erdmann will be hostess nt a bridge tea this afternoon at her home in Thlr- - -teenth South street in compliment to Mrs Henry M crowther of Arlz who is the Kingman of her parents Mr ' and Mrguest J H -- : BorlS'V “S" ?bn"m£? £S JSdMf ATJStiSK STSStfflSf th‘ SK?£7KSi £5mmBS1 !fJViTro?! “troopThe tea 552® “ ‘ - - f feoritfdaInt¥ ° t?r2i525B °f ’ wlth ltB um" White Sbasta ®Hcate xypso-- i - ' -the Horllck ’ ie ae A Miss The of Jessie fhSa2F2d-lmarriage and Leonard G E?hnl ceful baskets - Helen Holmes th 3!? ih hattiief n ° allies added scene Mrs Robert Langstrof f will take place today p°fciii idS& OTer th tea table - - at the home of the bride’s parent 981 8 S5htfiSf iav - Mr and Mr J E' Holme ’ h!?ie8 rtnn - - - v "£I -- " v - - 1 -- - -- JStuS““ 5r 4 -- - East 4cstreet Eighth j ' ' - Se v ’ - ‘The wedding of Miss' Beulah J of Mr and Mra r daughter of af-- 5 - - S A and B Stanford -- -Wilcox Planned In honor - - Hinckley will be solemnised to- M Crowther of v day: ' WftiiKi?11 iiiHnry Miss Geneve h Cramer will N -' enterB fi2fiM"v?Iuc® breakfast Mrs will' Stewart temortain at a kenslngton this after-noo- n at her borne ' In Thlr-- i I?inSln8rstreet at her home 459 Fifth East In honor of the popstreet in compliment to Miss -bo will be ’the iJtfni?E?t3aatron who will leave in Myranear to at a lake guest on party the Albaugh future for a stay of sev- - b R'"8® at Baltalr even- same the ln Kansa vU1- - Saturday afternoon Mrs C N ' i s ' Benedict will entertain at a luncheon The marriage of Miss Elizabeth -at her home In First avenue In honor and Robert Edwards will Hayward of Mrs Crowther Harold Bird take place this evening at the- was the hostess at Mra an Informal little home of the brld-The cereluncheon In her honor at 'the Hotel will be performed by ' Blsh- - Utah Covers were laid for half a dos- op Joseph Tlngey The bride willen close friends of the complimented attended by 4 be Pugs- 4 kuest and the table was prettily deco- - 4 lev as brldesmalA John Landon-4-rated with garden preScene from tihe wonderfnl Pendon spectacle “The Slave Dealers flower will act as best man JC jfc on bill new the 4attraction raa sented headline A1 Golem and a(e a company by V VISITORS HONORED v The Red Cross auxiliary of the Mr and Mr A- R Cowan who have Ladies Literary club will meet -- opening at Pantages this afternoon last the few have this morning Kat the clubhouse spent days In the city besides claiming a long list of a fantasy of "The Slave Dealer been the recipients of a great deal of from 10 until o’clock' — honors in the dramatic Golem Al east the the European by social attentionDr presented Saturday evening with Harlan E be will world late entertainer Persian of troupe Sand Mrs L M Brumbaugh entertained The Red Cross auxiliary of the In sketch which himself the Shah court the of His artists Night at a prettily appointed dinner Majesty in their ’Will’ meet this church bead-linwith rare to finish start from bubbles novel be will the Persia of honor at the roof garden of the Ho at the- church at SSO 4 vaude- comedy on a ' sparkling tel Utah while Sunday 'afternoon Mr for- Red Cross sewing o'clock this at PantageS pair of nlftle Foley A aO’Neil a American - ville bill opening and Mrs Wellington E Lake took a 4act of f offer will typical afternoon to Big Cottonwood f party offorfrlenaa Radiant Sewing circle will meet 4 ' and tinkling tunee and graceful step and a picnic Mr and Mrs U 4 twisting canyon swaying thisBending afternoon with Mr J R 44 turnkrtk 4 -- difficult feats of G Life entertained the Cowans at a 4 Queen Dunedin tne variety girl will 'performing Ninth - - bandT ullagiclng Thompson at her hom 181 be featured on the new bill while the and death dinner Monday- evening at the roof swings r East street to the living sun this famous xylophone artist Alexandriaon when covers were laid for six 4 garden Mr Cowan and Mr Life left yester- - 4-- ' Assistant conspicuous positionhave of artists is said to be will occupy Persian troupe Edward P Organist Bevan and Flint the of moot one famous the program for a business trip through Mon of: galaxies 4day Kimball 1115 will preside at'the line an of In r tana and Idaho United the patter and- nonMrs Cowan returned entertainers vaudeville original o’clock Tabrecital today at the sens States-todathem to her Home In Denver with carry They when the following pro- - their own scenery A breezy comedy feature will wlllbe given: v the new bill opening at Pantagee rich and ' massively CLEOFAR ENTERTAINED Sonata In A MinorRheinberger - On the same bill will bo the Harlan this afternoon Benediction of the Angels The members of the' Cleofan-were Warm weather has no pangs for Pan-tagChalk Lin" Night company in "The Davenport-- -- - E delightfully entertained yesterday aft-aland breeslest one cleverest the of patron according to Manager Autumn Leaves Stroughton ' arranged Lillian Newman The house le one of the faroes of the modern day An Old Melody luncheon given by Mr W W RlterCot--at coolest In the city and has a modern famous from the Pacific to- summer I Arr by organist - Volkman her lovely country home In the Canventilation system Mexieo to from Atlantic and the 1 l O ton wood Luncheon was served at My 4 hymn was one Arr o’clock from table that by orgi Grand Cboeur a wealthlong cf garden flowers Spence - gay with from was effectively decorated Vector for a stay of several The table sweet ' gathered hos4 4444 44 Stephenson 4 the gardens of the —- 4444444 with pea Covers were laid week pink teas The afternoon hours were spentv i six - V ' for artil- daisies and nasturtiums while smaller in making guidons for1 Mrs Howard Gibbs and ehlldren that bowls of the " bright blossoms were It is of interest to know mem-lery corners 8tephen Harold and Elizabeth and Mrs the Cleofan made guidons for the were placed at the four of table the Anbers of the national guard who' After August 1 Mr and Mrs Rogers Besley and baby' have gone to Los remain- EAST BENCH FARMS the for sent to Manila at the time of the Span- will be st home to their friends In geles and- the beaches war They were carried Pleasant Grove der of the summer ' ' : and war the the during regiments '? Miss Emma Carrington and Mr J ' by The '"Mr Ia 7 Frankel and now hang in the capitol building daughter Lewis Mr Include members of the club ' gone to Brighton EL Eleanor Miss Ida Hanauer and Miss T Mldgley have Cannon Mrs Clarence Nelsen Mr Bad-Reizensteln Ruth be leave the guests of Mr will where will for today they T t Conway Ashton Mrs Rodney Jr George Mldgley for a oou ten a Mr Yellowstone-partour of day® and Heber Mr D Boyle Mrs ger ' Xlo-o- 4 week v Mr K BurtonAshby Radcllfr Q Cannon Mri A Hoffman and Mias Naomi 'Mr Mr Selden I Clawson- Mr H I Henry where twenty-fDarwin C iveZn that part of the city i Culmer Roy Price and toMrWeber Hoffman will leave Saturday for the Mr Miss- Florenoe- Horn waa considered ago it years Richardson have oanyon CS gone Me--' In Ogaen v canyon where for a ten Alonzo B Irvine Mr William Hermitage t never land vwas ' would and worthless vdays acstayac "v Mr they will spend two week Morris Donald I Mrs more or be Nephi to amount worth anything ' William D Rlter Mr 1 FrankMrT Rob-- V r“ acr an a and than then dollar only Elma Miss Miss Cannon and Ellas erts Mr Thome W filoan Mr and Mr L OL Robinson and Cannon Helen -- six for spring grazing land there are huna from returned Monday A Smith Wells EmellneMiss children-MrJr Well Mr Charles HL and Mra Edward which are of farms today weeks’ trip through the east They dredsdividend who s Mr Arthur Gardnerpaying Howard McGurrln Edward big two York New weeks in Mr and spent Miss Afton Well Seymour Toung Owns a cherry orchard on Twenty-fir- st Catherine McGurrln Mary ad Herman Harm ' ’ 't Miss Marine Noble will leave today for ' Mlse street declares that he has no has' gone to Butt Bast lvy Forrester cause for complaint this year despite the Noble ranch In Wyoming wnere Mont where friends with visit she will ' the fact that the price of cherries Is DELIGHTFUL TEA AT spend' a month they will for a month vv ' COUNTRY CLUB low1 y He Mr Gardner has 500 cherry tree W J Halloran Mr and Mr Rnel - Dr land Mr Daniel Gurnsey will be estimates The Misses Hanauer entertained at will this he that year pick tea at the Miss Country Halloran Florenoe Halloran and at home to their friends after August an average of 175 pounds to the tree prettily arranged afternoon at 4 clock Miss Beth Baldwin have returned from 1 in the Cornell apartment ub yesterday or a total of 87500 pounds from the lf who Miss Elsa a of in honor Bamberger &mlth three weeks automobile trip through he was employorchard' Last 'week from has recently been graduated Yellowstone and a G will for Mrs U leave life of perk today stay mostly-boyand Reizensteln of eral days at the North Fork pickers ing fifty will college ana Miss Ruth where San she Francisco spend with a few women also engaged girl The at 4c Brookline Uais who Isteaa guestwas week three 1 cent a pound for are table pickers paid The the Hanauer hom The Red Cross unit of the Woman's a'-''-work and some of them are said flower Sixty Mlee Grace Cooke has returned from their bright - with ' garden olub will meet tomorrow to earn as high as $8 a day to greet the harming Republican guests called has been the Cal where afternoon at 1 o'clock et tho home of Walnut Grovesister to this cost must bs taksn addition In Goodguests of honor Mrs Russell Mr William Spry 868 First avenu of her gueat into consideration the cost of the boxes man ' Graham for the past two week and other neoessary Mr PRETTY HOME WEDDING Mr Walter A Cooke will spend an- Gardner has been sellingexpenses cherries the Mrs William McDonald 'left yesterThe marriage of Miss Doris Hoggan day for her home In her daughter be- on the ground at 5 cents a pound When fortnighttowith Chicago after a other Grove visit hsrs with the Nalabett and Edward Rogers of Pleasant home in this city he brings them to the market the price fore her returning S at o’clock at Third avenu family in afr a took place last evening ranges from S to 7 cents a pound was She ed bride's parentsLJMr aoeompanf Is Mies'iEllsabeth the home of the with Moyle visiting Mies alster her by Agnes Nalabett who B First will and Mr IL C Hoggan In was be her guest until fall when relatives In Logan for two week w' South' street The ceremonyChristenson Mies Nalsbett will enter the Univer- LUNCHEON FOR BRIDE Universal Democracy V by Bishop Joseph (formed VIn the presence of the two families and sity of Chicago ' Mies Miss Lilllen Majel Kipp and 'v supper ’was followed by a wedding entertained at 'a luncheon yesBasis for World Peace The living room was prettily deco? :'Mr and Mr- Bruce Bogarts and Burgan afternoon at the New house hotel terday of Shasta 1th a son small rated of Dalle are TexJ In honor of Miss Elisabeth Hayward profusion the J ' daisies and ferns Stxys Varsity Dean that : were banked Mr guests of Mr sister whose marriage will take place Clara Bogarteg today In r and mantel the arranged along vase crystal The bride who was unattended wore "International Courts and World with picture a smart white serge suit was the subject of the last lecPeace” v: ' s&tln and black velvet and ture of hat of white the series given yesterday jC a shower of white sweet peas carried at the university by Dean Mil-to- n morning M ! and maidenhair fern of Bennlon before the In the general entertain summer school underUniversity Utah the Assisting auspices were Mr and Mr of the Carnegie Foundation for the EslngCL of the guests t tablishment of International ' Peace Hoggan Mr IL A Bunt Jr and JMrs 6 G Elma Gardner The speaker reviewed the work of An attractive decorative scheme of the Hague conferencs and showed that In It- had not been successful' He also was carried out ' the dining yellow room The table was centered with criticized the work of the League to a large crystal bowl 'filled with yellow Enforce Peace and doubted If It would be successful unless all of the nations V or all would enter Into the com- nearly i' and even thenlt would be hard to £act ' war peace without ft I concluded "Permanent world declaring peace” the speaker "must be based upon a o p II v' social and international morality a r So C that Includes unlyersal politit morality cal and Industrial demccratcy among the civilized men and with tlio suborall human of Impulses to the dinating and hoxor willNUMBER ' - ' crowther delightful social Mrs A rwuen ' ANNUAL -- - - SALE OF - - en-bri‘1- ke ral-weeks - '- -- 4 - H -- “ -- - ' It ' - y A-- 4 i v e -- - 4 : ' - - — -- - --- ad' - - - - co-et- sr all-st- - : 4- k occasions radical underpricing is effective tbroughont entire stocks the exception of lines and office furniture ar is Jt ‘ - - - - - - --- - fan-tastlaan- : ces - -- - Savings impossible of duplication after this sale now await you It’s the opportune moment to secure GOOD ' furniture —whether furnishing a home complete or just adding an odd piece where needed JThe economies are most extraordinary 4-4- - t - - V ‘ - y silk-embroide- -- -- oon-clu- da red - - -- ee ly - ' --i 1 - -- Ice-cooli- ng - - ’ - 4-44- 44 - - the-Uta- h - “i - fsh-Ameri- ' - can - - -- AH Dining Boom Furniture Reduced Bedroom Fnmiture Bednced All Library Furniture Beduced All' Summer Furniture Beduced All Alaska Befrigerators Beduced AH -- k - f - - -- ' ! Go-Car- ts - Kemember -r-Last day of Sale Today (Wednesday) ' - '-- ' All Carpets and Bugs Beduced All Curtains and Draperies Beduced All Pictures and Etchings Beduced All Wall Paper Beduced Beduced All 4 : ’ With Globe-Weraic- ke -- t- 4 er - - - - is the quality of the merchandise—the high character of: the styles andthe unouestionable reputation of “the store that comT bines in lifting a DIN WOQDETfl sale above all the rest We inaugurate but jtwo sales a year —in January and in July-- and on these -- 'Mias-Nelli- - - - - - - - Is 1 - - - i ' - -- - Me-Gur- rln -- - 7- - ‘ :! Always GENUINE Me-Gur- rln - - - 'ESTSBLISHED1857 -- - 9fe - - C - s V- - - - - ?- - J 3: - '' - i - i - - Ssm t ’ 8 " - L ‘ c : : To Omaha Goiincil Bluffs - - £’ - ' 'A i- A table drink that has taken the place of coffee in thousands of American homes a Reason” RIGHT OF WAY FOR POLES IN DISPUTE there’s Condemnation for a of way for polesproceedings and power wires right over land lying to the southwest have been filed In the district-cour-cf the city by the Utah Light A Power company Rosetta Gilbert against others The company has alreadyand taken of the land In dispute A RIO GRANDE BURLINGTON UNION PACIFIC BURLINGTON ’ - ' ‘I "Atlantic CoaBt IamitedI’iyhSSSuSta “ Denver-r-ChicafLimited” 11 but T train from Denver at noon IsimiieUa Pacific afternoon trains from Utah St Loins ’ T io high-da- m connecting with Union' Over Forty Burlington Passenger Trains a Day Betweeh::: jThese Cities i - - ’ ? r Omaha—Chicso j Denver Omaha —Kimeae City Denver— Ilcatss City —SL L -- XTJ 649 Let ua tell yon how these various Burlington through-servic- e be bst utilized in your travel plain R F NESLETlt Geuercl Agent 307 Uaia Strict CH S j Jr! a’ V i V- VVi - - - - - Sold by grocers everywhere f - - Vs- !- ' i - - n s e routes reach practically all of the great dtlea between the Burlington through-servicIf Lake the nd you will first aee to it that your excursion ticket reads Ririn include more of the Important cities in the Middle West on “Burlington” you may can include via any other one railroad : a Burlington ticket than you ' v - : - V Have Tour Ticket Read “Burlington aa ' T Keeps the house J By CliffonTLeon Sherman clean Removes ' “I don’t suppose” said the Dot Detective “ now that we are on the dlrt- and' takes next” did to subject that you will have any objection me what It out - of the you telling' said Ira Lent V 1 As soon aa I found the spot on my shirt house :jV “Not at all Quick convenient and I realized I couldn't wear it down-towso I sent for a fresh one" to- operate easy An V VHa!” said' the Dot Detective “The thickers I suppose you economical labor saver DeV sent to the nearest haberdashery store” v plot i livered to home for your ‘A “I did not” said Ira Lent “I sent' to the: — ” : 1 $125 a To complete the pictures in the Dot Detective series’ draw a straight j — day Wasatch 1480call r line from A to B and so on throajgh the alphabet Then connect Z with No AMERI0A1T SALES Co! ' 1 draw to No 2 and so on' 201-- 6 American V Bldg r" (Copyright 1917 by John NV Wheeler Inc) 4 — Delightful flavor Rich aroma Healthful Economical THE DOT DETECTIVE :‘ J August 18 15 22 29 September 5 12 and Chicago Personally ConThrough standard sleepers to Omaha Omaha Parties to ducted Tourist Sleeper Chicago and the East via Scenic Colorado Royal Gorge Colorado Springs and Denver High-clas- s Union Pacific trains to Denver in connection with fast ' Burlington trains Denver to the East— Omaha Chicago Kansas City and St Louis :: ' Memphis Service East— via the Burlington t pos-sessl- on " $5120 5644 5644 5720 6000 Diverse Route Privileges Liberal Stopovers Dates of July 18' 25 progresof humanity” Round Trip St Ixuis St Paul Minneapolis Peoria - A 81m local representative George war commission sta- of the recreation tioned at Fort Douglas will apeak beunfore the students of the of der the auspices of the university department m today physical education at 10 Mias Dorothy Morrison a pupil cf Prof Thomas Giles of the University of Utah will be presented in a piano recital by her Instructor at the uniassembly room at 11 a m toversity The program will consist 'excluday-' sively of composition by Franz Liszt The program: B Rhapsodic No 8 sonata In Hungarian Dream minor Love 3 No Hungarian Rhapsodic No 12 1 ' Kansas City v Chicago Final Return Limit October 31st m welfare $4000 4000 4000 4000 v 5900 St Joseph V - To Round Trip V 4 ' I - T‘ IT's- 'Sat V - ' y |
