Show ?L4f 1 : 4A- 31 : THE : SALT HERALD-REPUBLICAN OLD AN CITY LAKE — RECIPE -J) y -- - !T ’ ‘ - 18 MARCH 1914 iVt'? Lt- -j - —— — — of Grace Davis appeared in & number clever Irish accompanied ft: songs by Miss Leone Patten the successful Those in chargeof the I'’ different committee appearing on Mrs M & Mrs Parker Mrs TO HAIR E W Senior were'Mrs J W McHenry Mrs B T Pyper Mrs Maud Robertson M Hemsell Mrs Anna Meier MrsMrs E Vera Thayer and Rachel Waite Mrs J Kaul Mrs r W entertainment Mrs A L profusion Sage aad Katherine McCooey Young spring flowers onnioB garden Sulphur Mrs Lillie Wolstenholme Miss awhite roses ofand lovely Grace tulips streaked faded or array predominating makes dart Davis Mrs H P TODAY'S EVENTS David Hughes andMrsMrs Gertrude 44 combined with ferns the colors being and glossy at once X Hayward refreshments and white being- in harmony with the Mrs S A Thi Utah club' will glv the fifth Janes Kenner and sentimentof St Patrick’s day from Almost everyone knows that Sage Mrs of Mary Vam breakfast 4Hp the series successfuldancing Refreshments were served the properly the Wasatch Teaand Sujphur of small tables compounded The annual parties this evening at the Hotel when the was brings back the hatural color and lustre Literary club held yesterday at tab by her mother Mrs C Richmond the hair to faded streaked the Commercial club proved to be one v Mrs when hair rederick R Palmer Miss or gray strops falling Years ago of the most successful as well as the Mrs1 A II Epsign will entertainT Hazel Sappington Miss Marjorie Dey the only way to get this mixture was largest attended of any similar affair 4this afternoonat her home in end Miss Ethel Riley to make it at home which is of the up to date mussy in the history 4street at a bridge party and tea and troublesome literary organization A St hbnor of Miss Margaret Savage a elaborate the An social event of Nowadays we simplyask at any drug Patrick’s day splendidly was 4- bride-elect of the lata spring arid program evening of St Patrick’s day was store for “Wyeth’s Sage and all of the details in Sulphur carried out with Msa Emma Quigley who Illinois leaves at the Kearns residence Hair You will get a large on E Remedy” with the spring anniversary 4 sndrtly for her home In harmony South Miss Bessie addls bottle for 50 cents Temple when about Everybody of Ireland’s patron saint after an 4stay at the home and Miss Margaret Collins entertaineduses this old recipe extended famous tell because 4: of Mr and Mrs C A people in no one can possibly that Quigley about seventy-five you the hair were seated at honorofof Miss Renee young Redman in anticipation naturally darkened your as it does it so Seventv women jMrs T tarry her approachingmarriage to and evenly You laid In the form of a 44 Miss Preston Smith and dampen a long tables Phyllis will be host-4 Dr M The soft brush with it and draw private dining Dwyer W lothow of Omaha or in the rooms of the sponge hostesses the bride-elect this hair asses at a brldga tca this afternoon and were through your taking one club including the members of the club 4 given at the small strand at a time by the in com-4 in receiving the guests by Mrs and their invited guests Vases of Dwyer home morning Miss hair and after ferns plimentto Mrs C Collins and gray disappears another beautiful narcissus and length of were Renee Redman Thomas KearnsO'Brien the Mrs in the drawing application or two your hair becomes placed at Intervals the 4 William ferns of Miss Isabel C bright with tall beautifully dark thick and glossy and tables connectedwith sprays of 44 J The marriage room which was B Ireland will you look years Howdle and Jerome vasts of American Beauty roses while younger — Advertise- and ropes or smnax 4taka place at o’clock this even-4rich red tulips graced the library and were in the form of ment The place cards ihg at the home of bride’s reception hall After the arrival of Irish hats placed on tripods of the green 4the they pother Mrs J R Bowdle The adjourned to green stick candy young people Miss Jean 4will be performed by the the ballroom on the third floor which Miss Geneve Wells and cjfremony Rev Lovell i4B Short and win be wit-4was strikingly in green and president oi adorned E O Mrs Leatherwood nlessed only by relatives and a white of the chosen colors Streamers club in a graceful speech close friends from the center of the ceiling Another pretty afternoon affair of the extended corned the present and yesterday the bridge party and tea to the corners of the room was 4 which duced tiie Mrs AV presided by Miss Kate arrell 4A St Patrick’s social will be was lighted by green over hundreds of Delightful mi musical Nine tables of bridge played in Brown interspersed Delightful numbeisi 4 given this evening by the as well as by the green were shadedcandles vocal oios the early hours and other were Aid society of the Third Presby--4 electric lights of afternoon shaded Baskets bein givenappiw1by Mrs tn tho occasion terinn with ferns invited guests came in for the prettily at in Memorial green carnations mingled Mrs Ross with church Gunton C Daily and Graham Parr iriin 4 chapel also were dispbsed Cpiano zwoKom throughout the selections by Mrs Howard spacious room until o'clock 4 The toasts and responses were both presented H C Clive entertains this distinct feature of the eveningwas The tea table a charming 44 A icotiuion covered with cluny lace clever and witty and were as follows: with birthday party for the souvenirs appropriate evening a when appearance and St Patrick Miss dollies pink Toast to annie 4 her daughterInez at her home 555 to the day were to the eehterpiece over awarded over the Mrs toast to Shamrock 4 8 dancers satin holding for the central decorand Thome West Temple the BlarneyStone Mrs ation pink owler toast to a basket of green Supper was served near midnightin “Little Things in Life’’ of E the dining room The table presented a nations Whitehead 4 tlajiThe women of the Central Chris-4 mingled with Mrs H beautiful appearance lighted by green cate sptrea and ferns with Twining toast to Our Guests this aft-4 churchwill entertain McNitt Mrs M H Mrs C of Miss shadedcandles with a large gold bas bows of pink Mrs maiinei 8 ernoon in at honor Mary J The entertainment committee 4 tho home o’ Mrs E ket tinea with Klllarney roaes with Bertram and Kinney poured Kingsbury of Mrs tea and assisted in was composed Luther 4 G 70 N street from bow of green tulle tied on coffee and were charge Mrs Earl Waldron an immense Mrs serving the M isses Dorothy and Sinclair until o’clock the handle for the Higson central decora- Marie bv and Hein the Misses Vilate and Prosser and Mrs H Mays The committee Hon 4 op toasts was Mrs Eber XV The Ladies’ Lyle Currie art section of the 44 Literary Hall Mrs 1030 Byron Cummings and Mrs clyb will meet at Radcliffe Q H R Parr Mrs Wells Cannon and Miss '4 o’clock this morning tn the clubAlice hostesses at a large social were One of the most elaborate Those present including members and Mrs Russell (’ 44 Will house Woodruff reception and the tea given yesterdayaft events of St riven Patrick’s day were as follows: give the topics of the morn-4 was guests ths auspices until clock at the card nartv under O Ing and Wlll-4 ernoon from Mrs K Mrs Leatherwood Mrs W H Ruisdael1628-1582 the Salt Lake Civic club yesterday H Mavs Cannon home In H street AU of the ofafternoon Lepper Mrs Mrs Janies im Van der Velde 1633-1707 in the parlors of the Commercial Melton appointments were the ch arminglyof tlie ar Mrs W B 4 to club Mrs ranged suggestwhite sentiment Mrs H Parr class will meet at 4(4 230The o’clock Emerson in green anil The hostesses were strikingly Oliver D P aay The large rooms ney Nirs W Blanch this afternoon in the were assisted in receivi ng the guests decorated with great flags L Mrs E American and Searles Mrs 4 parlors of the Unitarian church the neighborhoodof two and green and white numberingby In Mrs carnations Mrs Berkley James Mrs MrsR ferns banked on the gra nd piano taeles Stockman hundred H GeanWells Mrs E Mrs E Be verid ne Miss and Puii' served Beveridge Byer and Williams window seals was W Mrs Harr' Brown os Mrs served Miss in the corridor of tinrh upstairs by al the entrance tne H Cook Mrs Miss Byron gs DELIGHTUL event of last evening Edith Ils and Mls parlors from an attractive booth Alma Cannon draoed Emma Mrs Oar ter Cummings was the bridge party given by from an attractive table with flags and with shamrocks Mrs Agnes draped in adorned Mrs C Dallas VV Snvder Miss and white and golden lyres A fortunetelling Miss annie VVi iliarn Marguerite Richmond in green Thome tea table In the dininer room booth was similarly decorated The particularly Mrs H Vlrs M compliment to Mr and Mrs George N was Thome Twining attractive with a basket in the private dining room where I' Im or Mrs Miss Earnest Van C 'olt Lawrence and Mr and Mrs Wllllajn of white roses ferns and smilax were told during the afternoon Grace M It WhireWhitehead Mrs Mrs with bows of tulle gracing The card tables were reserved by7 whose weddings have been tied green Mrs M Karl Dnnlieason the interesting the center The candles ices and all society and club women head matrimonial prominent ik robes among many Mrs Elinr Miss details and the enjoyed the early shee Mis events of the season and Ellnoi of minor were in harmony game was MrsMrs E Lari Hte-wart and chosen color part of the afternoon DouglasB Kimball whose witli rhe scheme lg musical will be one of the social events ar th tea table were Mrs W martheInge A delightful Drogram when Higdon L A Mrs W Hines Mrs of post-Lenten W filter Mrs Joseph Wells and Mrs ronmosedof Irish melodies ng season de MrM Korns MrsMrs close friends of the complimented A do Ip y n't llir follr were contributedbyMrs C Unlyithe numbers Brow Mrs til tn McHugh guests asked to meet them Attractive young' girts assisted In oTkrod Mrs H of Provo "AM J Masters and thfc the of the serving in tne dining Miss Leola where Miss Mrs Louis Strohauer rooms game with Claire Riter played were fragrant Miss meaai evening was Hortense Young ScnracK ana miss ktioo euieton ahss ills John lioninson Mrs M ’de Lof-1 bouroiv Mrs Ross Grahan Mr ZO singer Mrs Pratt Mrs ili'l Orr M Mrs Doolv Mrs Mrs Dart r i Mrs V M Traugliber M 1 Miss urr mo re M G Miss Rowena Korns lorence Miss Josephine Spencer and Miss Oliver iris "iWi iy 1 WEDNESDAY UTAH ’ -' J: -Ji e and-dances affair DARKEN - - s' ” 2 -T77 ’Ji e&Y A V — Basement t -hair '" - - - £3 j Store B assisted -hostess Store Silk mon eyr savin? features from the Basement Dress Goods aiid Domestic Section You will find the quality of these fabric slightly below those carried on the main floor but all are dependablematch " In4 4-1 Some progressive enjoyed -and " rials and ( good values i J i i I j assisted Silks and Dress Silks — in j natural suitable for street gowns and evening gowns - ' 8 few4 3 It introtoastmistress sjc Toadies'4- 60c blue and 52-incli Suitings yard in all the shades for spring and summer evening gowns house gowns dresses Regular $125 values in stripes checks children’sschool dresses plain Regular 60c value for 45e yard Serge We have just received We full line of Summer Serge in tan drab a blue brown wine garnet green navy suitable for black street dresses cream and children ’s school dresses Regular $100 and latest suitable 1 I black ami Regular 30c 36-inch Checks 1 Shepherd white values for 25c 'z w 1 48-inch for and street for 85e yard a 5 1 j for Messaline 35-inch 1 1 i values 4 : wel-guests Store and white Shepherd black dresses Checks Regular $100 value for 75e yard? house 36-inch Spring and Summer Novelty regular $100 suitable for street dresses and’ )ink J 1 Baseriient Goods— k Auto 35-inch J yard value for 79c - p yard -’Mrs a Spr New carsprays - deli-combined Domestics Basement — Store ‘ i S J 3304 6 i each— 214 79c J lontr hemmed price 95c yards wide and bleached sheets 40c yards Regular 3 each bags each — large price 85c laundry cretonne ancy size attractive colors Regular each 4 f I J 4 6 bleached each — 15x22 hemmed yards 7e each long huck towels Regular price Regular priefe 90c each 25c each — 19x52 Damask scarfs hemstitched ends price 50c each231 Regular wide and 59c each — I3 yards 10c yard — 36 inches wide linen finish Regu yards long hemmed bleached sheets 4 lar price 9c each suitings Regular price 20c yard yard Now line of 36 inches wide 10c each bleac —assorted colors and 9c — Hemmed Regular percale patterns pillow cases Regular price 15c each price 15c yard 72c o 1 ! 1 1 I h 1 17c du S fortunes each 43x38 lL hemmed Regular price — pillow cases H 5c 1 r -the 1 Re ular as C' Presiding 1 m e — -42x3c b t s price 22c e each 1 1 i earli- 15c -2()X4( 1 n towels 1 w-cre il I j- a - 5 w 1 1 v 20c Regular nice each hemmed oach— 1Sx3( 1)c I — price A shirtings and and lar price 12 yard ' : line new of ihadras ya l waist ings desirable colors very 5c yard Regular price iaim J patterns yard — Striped 7’-2C W r I2I2C yard-— 1l’12C followed u yard lar 36 inches wide fine bleached muslin Regular price 3&5c yard White India Li non regu — shirting 8?c (1 c yard c each i t 1 1 bleached 221-20 i L - " I ZHarrison r - -42x35 s S 2 — yards wide and hemmed bleached sheets 2 1 5 i each seersucker AH regu I x - huck s i Regular price towels 15c each £c yard J f-Maloney r s i s 1 1 1 Mrs cntertaircri dmeveningat K C VBSk J fW HL— gjrfuKWBft 0 I The music section of ill La Literarv club eld usually in teresttng session vest erda at Hie cl blnms-' when thr iiiumIi' ami literarv program celebration of St Pat selections program included harp violin and piano w several on vocal mimiMrs Miss J mt x of Iris) niUHie is cone ut if ul ami - - Y itt-rnoon 1 v ii c t j t o 5 i b t - j 1- c 1 E f w N k li 1 ir III WTh MS i r-lightful I ’ S ( 1 K special 17 i a 11 1 — IM IVLXlta i mil pgfp i tati JL C i otic J ISP set with heart pen Iiiveu as vas or entri bv Mrs Miss Lila Mae Laton 1 S3 f fl I it you will find the characteristic touch of each Parisian master milliner — the verve of Reboots the fire and dash of Susanne Talbot the subtle witchery of Virot and Paul Poiret And you will find the that coiffures go with the new new hats l i Why Wz$L Soon $40 now $60 take chances again this year when by sending in the with $2— a tiny fraction coupon of the loss on a single hat or gown— you can insure the correctness of your whole Spring and Summer wardrobe? SvW ill-chosen Simply mail the coupon to You will receive at once the Spring Millinery Number it and after issue after issue the eleven numberslisted here Vogue LB the moat sought after Vogue’s numbers Vogue has only a limited supply — mail the coupon at once This a pay $20 Spring hat 1H Spring The is of all will you for Millinery 77ie 8 Soria Tb veil Soria Th waist sy Smart Limited coupon aid Hnt itnartljr a to a far brings these twelve Bride Ea April 15 her wh muit dree moderate income 1 in! ' great Spring fashionsusd bridal Vogue May 15 special VOGUE I o v- s Wlh i t ' i a ps i - t i I 1 v-h! J Mi' ' f I t KIMS li Tea Coffee Pots x size large 60c Values 32c 55c Values 28c A£ - -fr S r - for 10c of Hair dye genuine 19c special hair values for 3 assortment regular bought for the Merchan Square Good dur-able graniteware for 45c dise for $100 for value J I iC $ Alva were the Mrs t 1 Granite and rsn i ami -r 11 not Gray extra nets 3 — Nets NETS KI MIP La 1’ tn'- I f $ it ® f W charge of contract probably-will be IN streets The STATE BIDS BELOW ESTIMATES of firm The' engineer's lie nreh awarded toat this mber of ad iitional guests The bid Of Mull ins Palmer of estimate cost J 13 was $10000 nJ terta IN EBRUARY WERE 306 $9288 was the lowest bid opened yesMullins of the above firm waslow by Mrs T her bidder on the contract to cover the city nttirnoon xlpper at terday by the city commission on the attractive home in E canal from to Princeton-streets outli Temple Belmont' covering the North date the Greatest work of I7SS095 while the The Ravager Temple His bid was 1‘netimcnlaMas from irst Third St I’ nay Mrs Nipper took to West estimate was $9300 on egentertain 211 engineer's Dying Theretromi Tuberculosis aqueduct occasion in social mann er irate the Claims J” Persons Tiiree and six deaths beauti hundred and arranged Inncneon health enjoyed those present Tim reported to the state board of were decorationsw ebruary during according to tne board's monthly bulletin issued yesused and man terdav again the intr Pneumonia was a® features spirit d there being 29 deaths greatestthis ravager disease out of 119 pneuis due to C is health been issued Invitations have reported Other cases of pure " intima rases '7? "frat Kappa Kappa klub for infections and contagiousdiseases and It to be given fit the “M elcouie ful really does make Main rnlav evening March 20 at S30 o'clock Ip fever 121 cases deaths smallpox I lighter nicer biscuits cakes 116 eases 9 diphtheria deaths typhoid fever Tli members will eases deaths 151 cases he rida whooping coug on tert 365 cases: chickenpox and than the’ old measles Mrs L M Blackmarr 225 Edith avenue 212 deaths: pastry esses: tuberculosis new cases DEATHS i i I i e 1 J ?£ I ! s a a WHY j : ! I h t e o NOT 9 r t a v K KC sad wear t go and how to wear i What monde o what 2 6 reported and 17 deaths Alfred H De Nike left from Grand No deaths were reported mim til's trip to the Piute or will visit in San Wayne counties Morgan rancisco counWasatch and Washington southern California and at Rich ties reported deatlis each and but before returning to Salt deaths each reported from were and San Juan counties Emery inSummit other counties were: Beaver Deaths and Elizabeth 10 The Misses Jacketta 7 Box Eider 15 Cache 12 Carbon have returned from Millard an Davis Garfield Iron Juab tended eastern southerntrip They 120 Sanpete12 SaltLake the winter s nt m Tooele Utah 32 months Jamaica Uintah Mr and with their Mrs parents Mrs A W 22 No deaths were reported in Weber McCune came back to 124 districts and 103 districts were McCune isalt Lake a free from infectious month ago and Mr McCune contagious and went The on to South America diseases Misses visiting ior McCune inhave been the last month New York Mr -ashion boy or the infant Avenue New fashioned Wavne baking 2 single acting powders 3 ex-and 6 5 7 and Mrs Clarence returned from six and the a Honolulu And No 5 Sevier 8 E Warnock weeks trip Hawaiian islands 7 you only pay baking powder fair a for price should sell w more AUTHORITIES RAID A COCK ' IGHT 15 County Attorney iMues Complaints Three Proposeto Put n Agnlust Stop to Diversion CONTINUING AND THE : in the As result of authorities of a raid by the cock fight in tiiat Murray town were issued by the Mondayattorney complaints yesterday against three countyErnest Heusscr is men charged with a building lie owns permitting to be used for cock frghts ana Tom Heusscr and T H Covey are chargedwith staging the fight in violation of the law The marshalof Murray made the raid and ariested several men iater they were turned loose but the facts were put before the county attorney and he issued complaints on whicii the men were rearrested It is claimed accordingto information laid before the county attorney that cork fighting lias been regular diversion in Murray for some time The authorities say they propose to put a stop to it bea 15 Aaeuet school andthe girl Sept the 1 smart -a O BALANCE yesterday York of east WEEK 1 c AT DOZEN 30c ORANGES AT DOZEN 13q Buy the by Them CASE Name didn’t see the first part of the Panama canal last evening travelogue be sure and see the second half tonight Tho job is the biggest ever by one nation A dime with attempted Herald-Republican will take coupon you If Address a ‘ ' ‘ ORANGES DOZEN 50c: ORANdES r ORANGES AT DOZEN’ 1 you 267-269 fc 23c 35c STREET Branch - f: a EXTRA QuickkI t J 28 c IS ' ' i “ ATDOZEN HALE CASE c-- EARLY SPECIAL - No - CrbeenMamH United MAIN i'’ ORDER Pfices’so’ ’ '' $275 at ' a ' 40c AT ' 19c ? 'X3kV35 C Orailgies’ Bargain Shower— Probably Your Last Opportunity This Seasonto Buy at Are EXTRA SELECT ar Below the Usual Market Quotations These RIVERSIDE NAVEL ANCY ORANGES—An Entire Car Just Here—or Turnover Out They Go at Savings LiKe mese ORANGES ‘ : A 25c -1 ' v Another -1 r a: TODAY COMMENCING it for 5 ) Millinery Autumncomplete review ot A all hat Jnly 1 equipment a ' out going abroad Mrs for They coast and also in the beaches Lake MURRAY Pari Children' Outfit for IS to it Woathor ashions The Correctwardrobe and (or all outdoorsport ourth : 3 Sammer Jnna how to nd I : : fetes I Hair prices HAIR S ' i n t ' gr-en 111’4 I committee in Eor the enclosed 2 send me tbe next twelve numbers of Voirue beginningwith the The Salt Lake HeraldSnrinrr Millinerv Number now ready as advertisedin Repubfican March 18 1914 fj in of ' VA AT Mr July LondoB the 1 Where 443 L £ efr--t 3 1 § have numbers door Enrapaanand Hot sag gj SETffis to Hote interests The final showingof mode that will be - laterior Deeoeetico of Homa May Suaner‘jaamay pleasure and “thro’ Apalace”! Newport and elsewhere - 6 I aaMaa income - e Spring Mfflhwry Marsh 16 aeweat nwdel fa Hurt hat and cottfvrea aaUoo April last word an 3pn£ gown lingerie aad aecsMorie ’ McCune Number Millinery Number is already on the newsstands You can of course get it and all the other numbersof Vogue from your newsdealer But you will have to act quickly —the demand always clears the stands in a few days If no newsdealer is near by or n you have any trouble at all in getting Vogue regularly make sure of your copies now by sending in this coupon Simply write and address your name off the tear couponand mail to Vogue 3 St UNDERPRICED MER SQUARECHANDISE a I want this Millinery alone for the pleasure of its looking through pages It is a straight business mvestment that will pay for itself a hundred times over ! i and correctness Unless your choice is corrdct your money is worse than wasted Bat you will Number not J I In 111 91 tku a choicest Snriihr creationsof the most notable designers — is the Spring Millinery Number of Vogue - r 1 prograin’v)Vn'aii of S $60 tOU receive few dollars’worth of straw velvet ribbons trimmings— all the rest of your money will go for style of filled the - !v n i srxve window window a Brcf w a the in Paris— t like shop great a i A ’ i Gleaming ” - Ih monologue i A Ept Hl is - - -esung f I of Dressing for in curls necessary the " bumside’’ head dresK Special priites tl)Pr IlZIlT gOOUS 31 Vt’l'X n I I ew Hair Goods Section is making spe cial deductions on hair goods and accessories for today Thursday and riday will be made into switches t’oinbings pompadours etc for the special price of $12o r leKLfe ' rhe O'clock ' Xi I a t ’ Styles T -k Hair KI IK i fourteen friends nor tiie occaston beingrv a’lmvcre as well as St Pa rick' Gi r'en and white aay the graceful of the dinner decorations table and also throughout tbe rooms where cardstheand music were enjoyed following dinner served at 30 last TOR tlnr i I I 1’ Liberty Market t Ninth 'I -I t'B ‘5 East J-' and v’ RHONE' EXCHANGE Ninth Souths feW-Si fl 600 |