Show rt-4: til t yy- - i r ’-T’bT - - Uyd ? A’ f -J ‘ "'5"" """" ’’ATt-- Z'lUfiiSt 0 f- ra KJyj Special-' Capes Changed Have Many!frock Panama entirely covered therefore served as an and dust coat Its wearer intended stay In town for several days and which almost it admirable 4- L - ’ 'f'f ’ i todays events i Tinies ’ - i In I 4-4-ot tlie teal 4-?aw Since They Started ' rtioat notable social event of day 'will be the reception-? be given thl afternoon to until o'clock at the Amelia Palace when Mr Edwin 4p' Holme will entertain a large of friend to meet Mr number of Detroit Vernon White and Mrs Harold Btansford Lamb 4The ’-’V-' 4 8 ’ Equal to Sport Coats In to 4-4 - 4-4Jotin NEWtake iuhC' im f! j ESHISlHi 8 1 mjia oqn AH th game'S lastUhebest-of I-!-v 54I 1 r-t? I j - b Peg ’ My Heart if ByJ i - 4-4 c ail Lauretta emergencies She was prepared for was veri? smartly turned out Several on the ad nearby commented women dressing in chat visability of manner in train Popularity -4-'-from roa LAKE I' salt h "I I ftuj r ii 1 ’SM "jrhe t Mjli J Iss Says Rittenhouse lhne —4--t " iwn1 IlaytleyjMannOrsperpetual New --J 5 -Taylor's - ‘v-J?HYprKuccss Evenings" ‘ i ’ r ta i -—"I"— AND TODAY OR jf 'n — $150 $ibu to -50c Sat Mat’25e i SATURDAY June 18—It did not the 1 ST W"Msa9anaMtMMi IVAN CONSIDINE the Italian cape long to twist Capes With Waistcoats 4 4Itself into various shapes and get of Italian fl The most serviceable type ofis the At 4Dougla thiaN evening up In colors the one made cape that has appeared A and Mrs Coffey EdgarB W al lace 4 It has been a real success 4 Lieut although with a waistcoat attached and Lieut and Mrs which protects five W in that its high say the chest but the woman choosing will give a dancingparty in the 4 the critics 4 post hall is already reached and that like it must not remember that it 'is IkW jJ‘4 all je St 'a other fashions it cannotstand still but the 4 as admirablefor cool climates Mrs Philip Schonert entertain but must go down to protect very fact that it is Invented afternoon tea at her at a If so there will be many who will beirig the chest prevents it from South in comih E Second grieve It is excellent garment filling home an in at vNow'lla$ing 4comfortable moderate pllmenito Mi Blanche Casady the season and 4 a wider variety of needs than a top kind are made in recognition a brlde-clect of The newest 4 coat can possibly fill and yet no( taking this truth They have waistcoats of 4 Mrs M Warren R King of Santa 4 Its place l' '14 N for when the weatheris of thin striped silk that are 4"' bitter the cape should be left Six Parisian Harmony Girls '4 raw or surplice line and hang on a ‘'14 will entdr- 4 Miss NomJ Hoffman In the closet the coat taken out into the folds of the fronts when the dinner ftL 4 tain thl eveningat a 4 danee count up for yourself the various also 4 But is not fastened These ? :h 4 In of Miss Isabel Rice and garment honor ’4? ways In which a cape yvill serve for provide a brilliant touch of color which Kingof the blackface funfetersj recently Jiave 4Gordon Rice who the year At this season we still like despite the 4 returned to their home from east- 4-4 eightit monthsinof for mortoring day and Shades that prevail in the season'ssomber fabrics j4 etn school comes 4 night It can be worn the train by on When dark blue Is a uniformcolor 4Nettleton win b$ 4 traveler as well as by the commuter I MIm Ethel then the summer season demands a ‘4 hostess at tea this afternoon a who finds It comfortable on a cool gray plash of red or yellow One cannot until o’clock in Of 4 from honor in town Nettleton bride morning If ghe is remaining be entirely out of keeping with nature Mr Leigh L a over night It is just what she needs for ’ 4 of the II U 4- of the early month Some waistcoatswhich onlj’ are x UK-1 Bf'o’crdijr an occasional 4 eveningof gayety to these capes extend to Miss Maude Burton will enter- 4"Because It is comparativelylight In the waist where they turn into sashes r'Ww'L"! Axtr 4KT afternoon for a it easily Into a traveling 4tain thl number weight goes and run to the back or they drop down her girl friends at a 4 a of bag and it be made of fanciful DRUG STORE IS At young can well below the hip line fastening all until o’clock to he 112-114 SO 4 tea from colors if It is to serve for seashore or MAIN the "way with ornamental buttons given at the home of her parents for 4 Mr and Mrs H K These should be reserved capes Burton in 44 mountain I saw a in the train the other They six months' trip abroad and Third avenue that will be worn in the winter from a woman day is again at H th Mone of gray and black home at the Bransford wearing are too hot for the months between ?r Diving Mrs Earl Wiflght will give a 4 with high rolling collar black check a of May and November compll- 4 Mrs i‘4 kenslngton tea today in satin and long Chinese Arthur Brown accompanied Other armholes Big by her daughters Winona and Lucile ment to Miss Cook and 4 With Sash Helen with the black It was loosely left yesterday for Pittsburgh Zf 4 and Mis Edith Sloan brides-elect4 fastened in front with a gigantic BRUGES) 10c 20c 30c 4The sketch shows one of the ornamental to spend the summer with her mother ©f the coming week June The button 4don Conn 1S— covered with the checked fabric capes worn out of town which Mrs They will be sc George L Halliday of Plant yachts Morton to Mrs and there was a similar one below has sash ends instead of a waistcoat joined: later by Mr Dr and Mr C Wilcox will Brown who will marriage Seldien B ana hpitalist the neck in Case of cloth man entertain thl at dinner 4 need It is of dark blue taffeta not accompany them home at Brandford evening Itfn wtft H of Hartford — 4in honorof Mr and Mr It was taffeta and Chinfese blue silk Willard worn over a black has a lining of Eastern Point yesterdayRev was and Mis M house R CDone in anticipation of their near 4 for use in the Clementof ofParis formaillv announced today TheIf one never Ky 4 dpfrarturo for the coast wants ithavje and Mis Mattie La 44 Wartinbee Kerjridge rector of St city streets it can lining of P M James Crosse guests in the city pf encircled with pink rosebuds 'Wisf are tljls city officiated white hats of bright orange this shade of yelMr and Airs rank Episcopal qhurch and or present carried of jlnk Lawrence and only a few friends were bouquets you know is quite the thing 3C bridle obtained last uh roses tied with streamersofpink tulle low a divorce a1C O daughters The The chancel was Mrs Whittemore and Mr 31 years old and among the many beau-JL banked withheld palms ApriL is She324is The arc the Misses Pearl and Leigh Whittemore Plaift Plant Daily—Co 1 St and the brass altar vases tall first Mrs tiful weddings solemnisedIn well-known residents Miks Nellie L sprays of stately white gladiolus and Cape of dark blue taffeta with aah of Salt Lake formerly Capron of Baltimore: N have arrived from th0r' Avho was At the close of end Mark's cathedral was the one which fern the betrothal died Hast AUgUSt In the drahiatlc buqcJK the party home In Los Angelesto visit Mrs Whittemore’s 11 o'clock to the singing took place at yesterday service advanced sister Mrs Ed Sherrard Miss of the hymn "O Perfect Love” to Miss Alice has to O morning when Marian the chancel rail Leigh Whittemore gone on where the closing Main Mr and Mrs isit but will return to rankfort on the Germany Denver forher a Monger daughter of the words of thfe service were L pronounced 'the marriage took place bride of the by Bishop Spalding Mrs H mother and sister back to June of18 Gottlieb Monger became Rice Burke — California von Jagow Gorman 4 Bov of the clergy presided at the' and preceding ihree reels Maxwell'cathedral War foreign minister and Countess Lult-garde the service playedorgan 5S a choice Ernestine zp Solms-Laubach The staff of the program rost left for ixxvxuos" included Miss Grace Wednesday vvxof & xugirl's "Berceuse” by The cereirtony was at though simple was carried which"Caprice” expects to sail July performed Arneburg Powerful Istoryf reforma The affair by Sturgis New York and trip the countess tlon for a castle thelfamily seat of out with a perfection of detail in strains of abroad the Mendelssohn summer's the bride 41 The bridegroomis 51 and Kay Bee Connectionwith the solemn marriage Wedding March mingledwith the peals v (Copyright 1914 by McCl ure Newspaper Syndicate) ranklin of with her son yearg old service read by the Rt Rev the churchbells ushered the party Mrs W D Anderson if is the guest for out of the church O is not so fortunate either the oval Wallace from of Montreal 8 Spalding assisted by the Very Rev the mother Mrs R Colladay dean of the cath-' coeval glass or the triplicate mirror is summer1076 Eher Second Samuel R Robertson South Informal reception held after satisfactorjsubstitute No in edral The full vested choir preceded was a very M Ke ep Skin ine Miss Hazel the at the deaneryadjoining Robertson from entered the chancel who wishes to her prettiest 41 by the crucifer ceremony and was attended by several the cathedral womanshould dress appear waukee also is a guest at home of I All from the vestry singing the marriage Eve’s pool could not have lent more without the aid of her aunt Mrs Robertson H 'f friends of the bride and hundred Tlie latter for there-is not a face whode rhymn “The Voice that Once O’er strains bridegroom charm to her fair form thanthedo the the & by the were gay with ield clay rooms two sides are alike and their relation exercises before the bridal party to the a profusion of June and other mirrors of the present dajto woman roses St Mary’s puncji of academy will be It would be much better for the skin Of and who features to each other is most important These the Lohengrin Bridal Chorus ad-l fragrant andsummer flow-ers served would study her own given this eveningat the academeIf lititie powder or rouge were from a The within cream M "tfanced np the center aisle where they wafers candy were mirror with its disfiguring triplicate mirrors are now the Sr J at 630 o’clock The used duririg the heatad term Mixed table in the alcove the reception program of sallow reflections is decidedly reach of everyone glasses eight Inches were by the bridegroom his hall presided includes: Heart with perspiration dust and grimej these awaited Unveilingof Sacred over by Miss Pauline May best his brother thing of the past and its square with quaint Dutch designs on statue Miss Oleta Kelly Miss Mercedes things ar man Roger Rice of and Miss Marjorie successor anything but will beautifying fe1 H & Wasson the back being sold for 37 do more Santa Crux and th officiating clergy of clear brilliant beveled glass is cents In Powers grand entrance of queen Ordinary ijnercolizedand wax new’ly married couple have gone The giving flattering The the larger sizes these mirrors have set and of the complexion without for an attendants crowning queen for ohy extended wedding trip to the deeper a the photographer "Old English” (rustic) stjreaked spotted or pasty Rev glass the more distinct is tings to furniture but they' petal dance an The ushers the William east find will spend a month with Mr match any couple dance: song It is the ideal application Rice's the family especially brilliant in “TrippingLightly” at and a simple way to as seem a framework Bulkier James A Hogle the Rev H home in its reflection club swinging minim department: for the season as It not only keeps Williamstown Mass Upon their pencil of ® certain its depth is to place ebony or nickel social the plores fclean but daily Henriques Walter Monger and Ross "Normandische” (Ostende) Mr Rice will continue his removes preceded the Miss it The the penimage Revolving glasses with plain mirror dances skin have been Watts bridesmaids between song "What the Story Books nf $carf in with St Mark'scathedral upon point and space constantlyIts sh'’ the on one side and a magnifyingmirror Say” contra dance junior department soiled by dirt or Somers Ingalls Miss Katherine Price and connection also as weather By superintendentof Emery cil folk dance: keeping the complexion clear white Miss Pauline Miss Gladys isher depth of the glass on the other are set high in nickel “Ritka" House junior class a matinee perpetuating Millionaire has the doors of have holders for a candle garden satiny it does morsftoward and Miss Marjorie The bride Mlladi frames which Wasson St orchestra youthful j'? Maty’s “A Tribute countenancethan any with her father of Miss Burdette her dressing room paneled with the finon either side of the glass grooves who came in was ollowing theandmarriage the artjs tc the Graduates” delsarte class “Butterfly of or artifices commonly E Taft Benson brushes lovely in a satin and Clawson st plate minor so that she may know for the eyebrow and made-up of wax night (except gown inof Ivory Miss mercollzed DancingMajestic every Sun-’ the Salt Lake Dance” Evans Instructor obta nablaUns at ounce filmy tulle vejl morning In appointed there is not a frill to give her an and these receptacles for cold of drug store will day) at Pavilion t'Big lace and enveloped a below physical education any Greek maidens comi leteiv renovate tU Temple a prettily wedding jars and the bordered with old rose point lace which breakfast curve or a lock to spoil the powder puff or for the playing ball archery fencing worst complexion furnishingthe music given in their honor at cream was lit night like cold razor and Singles In tennis doubles in Is applied at had been worn by Mrs the home of the bride’s sister Mrs contour of her coiffure or her who shaving mug Games:basketball tonignt Roger Rice at (first half) singles and off in the morning her mirrors for the dressing tennis washed 41' A wreath of Carl II in Standing creamkeep wedding orange Williams Gordon avenue the skin from or table have filfin tennis (second half) sagging fastened the veil and was attended by the two families costly frames of silver basketball To an which such condition to the painted- place cards or to bridal party and heart Music by St Mary’s orchestra wrinkling) overcome TODAY-TOHIGHT numbering fourteen chandelier square bouquetof bride’s roses with-Showersand form of shaped One there's better than a face The decorationswere effective in ofa inthethe canary birds perched on gree of lilies of the Valley and oblong mirror a foot and a half high and wedding bath made bv dissolving ouncepowdered yellow color effect a silver basket glasses Special prices graduation witch hazel ferns the bridal seven inches wide has inch Jensen’s Jewelers 71 Main saxolite in pint l?d completed costume golden California popples an elaborate wedding ana an wide gifts Last evening — forming the reception — Advertisement prU The girls who attended the the newly mar frame of plain flat silver and is sold Advertisement central decoration of the table was tendered young which the home of the bride’s for 518 bride all of her class covered with a and at Another and less expensive whom w®re centerpiece B The I X In simple white doilies over yellow satin parents Mr and Mrs Clawson article shows a tall figure an were charming Streamers woman’s mates with broa if sashes end yellow ribbon were brilliantly j wore of extended from the lawn and veranda outstretched arm gowns and supportingthe glass with Japanese lanterns while the clinging draperyof the skirt electric lights and furnished with rugs IB the feet and the b and chairs In cozy effect and a stringed sweeps around under Circular hand glasses are built tnrrtKENi anu orchestra stationed on the verAnda mirror tapestry rendered delightful musical lAIXUinttG t" — a program with backs having a mini-The during the hours of the reception Mr ature of porcelain In the center ' H KK SKI yj Suits and Mrs and the bridal party old fashioned Clawson receiving oblong mirror with L — assisted in the guests were is with back shown a by Mr and Mrs B Y' parents rounded corners SpeBenson of rich red porcelain of the Carl R surmounted bridegroom and Mrs figures and held by a long gilt Williams of bride was handle with eagle blonde the beaded High The beauty wings by her exquisite heightened costume of white de meteor with tunic crepe neck can sleeve and knee lenglth Special 50c of Chantilly lace over maline in cloudy event of yesterday was the bridge M&fSgMl effect with a long tulle veil fastened breakfast given at the suburban home falling the of short sleeves knee Jengtlhi Special 75c with Mrs Mary E formerly the World's Best orange blossoms She carried Gilmer High net-k length of her long train of the Countryclub grounds under the of aUTraijied of bride’s roses with showers auspices of the a bouquet ofdhe Wellesley 1 members 75c of lilies of the valley and sweet peas Special a College club Miss Rehan Spencer who was the ’S High The pleasant home in girlish verandas and bridesmaidwas charming grounds were comfortablyarrangedfor neck long sleeves: high neck and short sleeves also of white crepe le chine over costume the pleasure of the guests Special 25c and low neck and short sleeves pink taffieta with lace trlmingS where bridge enjoyed both morning and afternoon Knee carried a large bouquetof pink orldes-maid’s was Jr with breakfast served at high roses Young Richard W noon Special 25c attended the bridegroom as best man length in the drawing room were The decorations A large number of parties and for the occasion A profusion of BY were particularly attractive in red Sale smilax white roses with of beautiful flowers streamersof suijuner and 5 extendingfrom the central cnanueilermasses of foliage gathered in the garof to the bow forminga canopy dens surrounding the home were used fl for the bridal party for the attractive tiecorations and cretonne and filet net In white bide pink or yellow 1 rank M SAN francisco iM In the dining room Mrs 1 fund will be realized for satisfactory Regular 1225 for $125 Mrs H G ana Brockman the object in Whitney hand that thp res torn pink hems coft&e at the With blue t Miss Nan Clawson poured or the college after the disastrous non daintily appointed table where the centerpiece fire of the past winter Regular 75c for 50c very dainty forsnapdragon formed ribbon with streamerstoof pink t smilax reaching the corners Mrs John Young Rich and Mrs and litwas in 'fe Miss Margaretdining Cummings aatd Charles Cain Crismon have issued of a u Miss vitations for waists of the room for reception and tea for ami charge reception seams sister of the bride next Thursday afternoon Margaret Clawson from until from ich resi also daintv for babies’ and received the guests at the door o'clock to be given at the z? dresses: verv served during the evening Punch Miss was South for Callistr Miss dence in E Temple to 20c yard Retta and children’s dresses Values by After a short wedding The Misses Josephine and Mab“l Lund 2c vard and Mrs be at trip Mr Benson willUtah cards out for tea in Devereaux have Trenton home after Julyjjc Wednesday afternoon from until o’clock at their i Reed presided over home in street in Hubbard W Mis? 5 of Dresser bride beautifully arranged social affair ofhonor Evelyn the at 20 discount excepting yesterday the nature 4d4- ’4 YORK x- : ' UWDEV1LLE ' - A itself -ort 4-’ shipment new and ' 4 different choice Your shapes round Meaehed Panamas straw fashionmark ' 4-thl 'h r H today 1 - E 4 sizes and 4-4 Saturday 4-' w-eather 4 KS e 1 constructed - ’ L4 4-! 8 4-?4 c 3- 4-: attached 5 44 6 4 Milan OUT BEATfRCEMORELLE’S and Hemps 98c shapes KERMA I All rimmed Hats greatly reduced T dt prices 1 8'4? --tf J B a - i 1 1 OUR 4-'s’4 YACHTSMAN WEALTHY $’ MARRIES J ’ And DIVORCEE ' Nymphs 5— Gape J MAYER AU LOTTIE 4-l accentuated j - STREET 3 t 4 4 ' t Ikw ' 44 Untrimmed $249 u a 1 1-4 3$C I' sje " ' 4 - i-’D 4-4 c t j n n j 4-4 Mr EHehesy !' 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I - today HOUSEHOLD Kinderhnd TOPICS 3 x --x-x x 4 triumphant u o-reel L i f - - THE CHARM THE MODERN MIRROR I' An j ' S 1 To Condition lithe i I Eden’’i i countess younguomen old-time j : Summer IU t beginning " ' !' 4 a 4 ha almost men appearance j -parents i a -return particles w-ork a ' s V -which rJ s “Var-sovienne’’ My i a --1 I employed’ yesterday 1 ungraceful -Brass-Band Be-there i - ! ’ ‘ 1 ex-qulslte -blossom -nothing 1 ft Tomorrow i ried-couple i -was (Saturday) j v S : illuminated I J matinee irDj&mb I 1 ana nignc (HL ’ I - 1 I-— Boys’ ' ' l OrTREEl BOYS’ Bl 3 SUITS— UNION SUITS— UNION BALBRIGGAN f UNION The SLITS— Greatestand fi AnimalExMbitions LDREN H!hOTKESTl CHILDREN’S COTTON VESTS COTTON PANTS 6 — U IMPORTED taimMl TEA WHITE - rosecolored or That Outing Made or I ' - 1 f I I fl 1 RUB 1 3 JkrW 6 W KflSfiSr2Su tr (itar ! j"- 14”” " 1 -"nwnn E&i c£h 'Wu'TH iwBeiWi 4 vL'! Pennants s a in of a luncheon month given fn the mam dining room of the Miss Helen Bergstrom entertained Hotel Utah in of Mrs Edwin honor John last at lake partv in compliment house guest Mrs evening Holmes and her to Miss Tris Detroit Mich Baskets Campbell whose of Vernon Whitepink peonies marriageto Jack ranklin lai exquisjte roses and Hayes will pennants All the ’ per cent grade These include both local and eastern alb 25r pennants our KIH1 Iti 1 vZ of graceful table decorations take place next week were used in the and the affair which was the An elaborate wedding reception’ was second in a series of similar ones given ednesnay at th one of the most given evening by the hostess was dence of Mr and Mrs John A the month in Salt Lake delightful of to meet society circles Those present and Kendal) U Mr Silver honor guests included M Brown the The h'ouse was Allen handsomely Mrs Richard Keyes WoodwardPfoutz rated with Glen-dinning and carnations Mrs massesof roses lawn Robert Mme E and the veranda and were Mrs D Lindsay Mrs Moore rilliantly illumina ted with Mrs M Bidwell Japanese H G McMillan Mrs C Alexander lanterns and electric light bulbs of A C Mrs WilliamMrs Ewing colors Ernest Mrs C Richmond choice musical A was given Mrs C ifield and program W Ramberger during th selections evening when Miss Gretta Cosgriff by Prof Willard w ere rendered Wcihc Nellie B and the successful social Mrs Druce Pugsley and A delightful Reesley orchestra About eighty guests were present to enjoy the affair The bride is the granddaughter of Orson Pratt the early one of pioneers of Utah or All Mrs Emily- W Bailey has returned from York she has been Newwinter and where for the spring with her (Modes of Today) Mrs Otto Sussman ‘Mrs Bailey plain delatone paste it daughter a Is located at the East hotel for any to keep an easy matter woman neck and firms free from for the present het face Just 5k hairy or fuzzy growths enough and 'Mrs Otto Sussman (nee Miss paste la' made with powdered delatone baby and and the hairy surface Edna Bailey)nurse sailed water to cover yesterday for Bn and in two This is applied or three extended’ European trip They wHl go first to rubbed off andthe skin and London minutes After later to Germany and this treatment every rance washed before returning their aign of hair has vanished and the skin Switzerland to New York homegenuine careful to see that you baa' returned MIsa GrettaCosgRiff Cb j upiS I A ' y-r g fill 1 W S l l 1 gw WARNING! 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