Show me 7V 'f ' j 7 - Kt ? A A A X A W 1 A ' i X x 1 :t- Society I: What ’ ” 1914 MdXnre by Newspaper Syndicate) Light StockingsrShort and TODAY’S’ EVENTS 4The Lmldwcek table d’hote 4 luncheon will te a social feature of the dkyyat!theCountry club '! Mrs 15 TAJ will enter4 tajn Wedgwood thte afternoonat a bridge tea in honor-df Mrs ’George Sutherland Lip'’ 'tk 4 4 Miss Laura Sutton and Miss lof ra McCanne will be the complim'ented Igueststhls afternoonat a 4prematrjmonial affair in the form 4-4- 4 4 s here 4 be given by 4 4 Miss 4 Third 4 - 4-4 44 8 8 r 4 44 4 ’ 4-’ 4- 4 4 4-4- o'clock 4 4 Mrs Sack lrdling will enter- 4 tain today at a bridge luncheonat 4 the Lotfvre in honor of her sister 44 Mrs 8 Ornstetnof Chicago 4 The of the Wa4 Annual outing will be held 4 satclx Literary club dt Saltair The members 4 todayrequested the to take the 1215 4 4 P m tiiain I 4- 4 4- 44- -small 4 4 4-4- 44 Mr 44 444- '4 4 4- I pA sistant prganist Tracy a! rench I a b)ui BBr i a vax ® ii aa i z — v — a mb a a MM SUB a a-a aka b n NJ® -1 KJJp ara BBS a Nffi — — Inducements Basement -im r?" ' 79 i I Chamoisette White M' I Wash i special Women’s Cotton I $ kb Regular I special or 15c and Gloves I 1 A Canvas waists gloves 8c 12c pair gauntlet loves 150 women’s worth up to each lar Lace 3 to 8 $125 3c yard Made of It cloth gala-tea Regu- rid - sheeting H i 30c i Remnants I - f 1 UvC This lot of I unusual opportunity saving on the making an a 1 T children’s school house gowns and dresses The assortmentis large and that they won’t the prices are such seersucker ZJC cheviot each the of percale gingham for dresses offers remnants Wash Dresses plan to school g $125 to bleached price Goods time is to effect of values i belts Dress years each and yard I customer a Suits Wash Children’s - Q Strongly made sizes wash M ¥1 hM Sheeting Regular 40e yard Special Midweek and to yards 5 values 75c Boys’ pair 10c leather ?il OUC to 35c Belts Gloves canvas work ormerly — bolt women’s wash $100 Midweek Special each black white in Imitation torchon lace gsfioBswiWi aa a pair brown Men’s Canvas i W lot pair Well-made New 15c I I I attractivedesigns regular 70c yard finish T Bm Damask wide 66 inches superior Midweek Special Limited aists to navy al!K 9c all colors ormerly 15c regular 25c today pair 2-clasp I wnf i ribbon in bolt I 'J Table Ribbon Gloves a Store I $ cuov 1 V At I v -D lie Idylje i mb w women Cannon: 44 An Bipanne of Ankles Merkel 4 Wely The best way to judge how short th Grey 4 (b) Chaht Triumphal skirt is is to gauge it by the a) Eventide Harker 4 average shoes When one wears an ordinary (b) An Old Melody the pair of button boots over here Arranged by performer 44 skirt shows the stockingaboveit ew Grand Choeur Messey boots so you can imagine women wear the expanseof ankles And strange to say one rather likes the fashion when Mrs OR Mrs George Sutherlandenter-taineda the ankles are good and becausewomen George Raymond Walker have taken to the idea with yesterday at X f ’j 4 4 44 4 4 the American point of view they Jiave no artistic reason for wanting to show their' and feet but ankles piease then they dressing are not to Americans We will never see the beautyof the broad short foot and the thick straight ankle which is the of the rench woman as well as other women of the Latin races It is owned by aristrocrat and peasant alike and there are artists and sculptors who think it is the best form in which an ankle and foot can be molded So on what basis the American is placed no one can tell it be' that the Anglo-Saxon point of view foot and a demands a slender ankle Lacking hls a woman should wear long skirts or hide her feet in some That’s what way we think we gasp when we see the consequently with her skirt five cut woman inches from the floor and her ankles light colored stockings accentuatedby and the breadth of her feet accentuated by huge buckles think that the American woman the very short skirt with better can wear effect and with mdre but reason she has not done it You so far may think that the skirts in your town are shorter than they should be but judg before left ing by what saw shortness Is as nothingcom-AugYork the pared to the skirts worn here in ust We ’ ( have as skirts unless and Mrs W A Bdrrington4 will entertain the Salt Lake 4 club this afternoon4 Equestrienne by 4 at Liberty park to be followed their watermelon party at a home 4 in Ninth? East All members of the 4 4 club are'invited to be present 4 At the noon organ recital in the 4 today the touowing 4 Tabernacle 4 will be given by Asprogram 4 ki&m reasoning 4 and Mr atid Mrs Ernest Quayle Julia Misses and daughters the will Sarah give a dinner Quayle this eveningin complimentto Miss Effay Vkn Cott 44 IBB ir — have chaY-acteristic 4-4- I 4- A rav ri -the ’ h 10 - b Shopping ' as daringly To VlvfanKlink' at her home in 4 avenue 4 4 The Miss Anmarriageandof tolnettqf H 4 West Hubert will take place this 4 4Hltchcock t eveningat the of the pride’s 4 home 'parents Mr and Mrs S W West The will be performed ceremony and 4 by the tRev Elmer Goshen unreception will follow from 4- a til rffl vOJiZihili ibbw mt Midweek Interest None of the American women adoptedthis shortness allowedin 4-4 - to av J -rfsn — Will the present masteryof the short skirt last over until winter? That is an important question 4-4 1 tea aa PARISr ' - a a W 3 4 4--f- j of uAn unn f 4-4 -’ 4 A ‘A - IAn bbw nVP aM 4-4" i 4 Skirts XT UAh BMW SUp Sup Paris ’ 4- Shoes A irrxK h 4 -'4 - Black 79 twYK NJ®kw - ’4" t — 4- Says Rittenhouse Anne (Copyright ? f — — H - A' 1 — — 1 last long IM DUy MB 1flBkA bl i '1 B o 1 Rugs Draperies 1 enthusiasm r Wm Today marks Drapery 'y-fi aiKTnTMLj:-::r:''i‘:?:r?' abrics the at third last and call for 't Kir W After taking inventoryin our Rug section we find many numbers which we are desirous of discontinuing from last sprinsr wellThese rues were all received known mills and each is guaranteed to be perfect high-class prices almost give-away r K ns ? dozen friends Hi it la probable that it will continue delightful n luncheon at her suburban when high home in Sbuth Cottonwood during the winter for boots with colored tops are worn town The party motored out from the at 130 'o'clock and afternoon fashion of light stockings luncheon The wearing anr following was passed in enjoying with short skirts and black shoes the beauties or the country home which is that attracts little attention in one la places in the Salt one of the show too Lake valley Europe and much attenfon in America The street crowds alwaysgaze The rooms verandas and table were beautiful at who several inches of a adorned with a profusion womancovered shows flowers ankles with white or gatheredin the handsome gardens of gray silk stockings which are a feature of the country although they probably estate not notice- if the stockings would were X: black Miss Jeajii Hutchinson was hostess'at this fashion for the country and Yet given yesterday n charming luncheon the seashore is and it probably in admirable at the W' II residence frock with nhite chiffon Hutchinson will be followed in the autumn at Blue taffeta black patent leather belt Third when a dozen of her girl puimpe and all the fashionableresorts in friends avenue were delightfully entertained America The short skirt discloses white stock color effect A dainty pink and white which are near'the great cities ings prevailed nil the and through on rooms the luncheontable a mound of pink and Too Many Lines on the igure fern 11ns when white sweet peas and maidenhair The objection to this extra short selves are anotherdividing with skirt is that it puts too sprays of abrupt they come to the black shoes formed the centerpiece many myrtle wreathing the table lines on the figure between gracefully the waist these things remember all of The favot-s silken sachets and the and the Instep There is a universal you are adopting a short skirt place cards were hand-painted in when sweet tunic pleated or godot the pretty which cuts the and light stockings for the autumn peas ThoSe present to enjoy Park figure Miss It is in such details and in the avoidaffair were Miss Eleanor between thetheknees and the Miss Dey Miss Then that Phoebe a Margaret fallowMiss Genevievecomes underskirtwhich ance of such mistakes woman Hoffman Mary is short and Jennings narrow and cuts the figure learns how to be well dressed Mlsa Dorothy Harker Miss Margaret In another line just a few inches Clawson Miss Gladys Bussman " below the tunic and this line is made Miss Ruth Prather and Miss lorence -—7definite by the use of white or more Wells light colored stockings which in themr bridge luncheon beautifully A was £lveri arranged by Mrs Ben yesterday the in Rosenblum at her apartments Arlington 'in compliment to her house guests thq Misses Ernestineand GrizI I 'I ’ '7yYA i rib ' s Do $175 HOUSEHOLD UODlvj’ V— v TOPICS $550 $850 V $225 Special $110 75cl?"a per yard ' Special Odd Curtain Lot wear hem well ttl 75 access 7C effecting selections ft invitations -a 6 ft other excellent values select any Rug in for futuredelivery mayit 27 CIO in 54 x Rugs — CA in worth display See T e The the $250 mt IMln and department $125 " floor IK Bl nJ0 $jW Car-meLby-the-Sea 1 a reduction in coming right in is responsiblefor of the the Just following price-cutting anhour ‘ Inside State and Broadway Entrance Taffeta AUGUST It) " Coats P inIr Njd $195 we have done in our Thisto issella bought terlals in all entire of $2750 $1775 $1750 $1675 $1275 $ sacrifice a of special lot $25 eacn up to Cloth to 750 This all rials 3d floor is a sizes Skirts black and '1 95 nrT Ik CjJLrXr $195 ''e navy Waists 49c of dainty selected lot to $250 EXCHANGES NO Coats which were of fine mamade this each is truly are Thev At $1 popular popular shades Shepherd checks $1250 $1200 $ 875 $1675 Taffeta ormerly sold waists NO new all i1b BIH mate-Values if I APPROVALS ! ? in molasses ' Ln jMJv -8 4 i Maa 4 James I? Paine has gone to Carmel St Barnabas church the Denver A ofreception IREIGHTERS ENLIST will follow at the Cal to Join his niece Mrs home Park Hill George Wv Rose and daughter Gertrude bride 235 Dahlia street party of and Mrs south with a large William Wardell Mrs for some time man who have 'been there Denver Nearly 500 Men Offer Services to Battle moved and acted as a guard in Walter C CarltonMill and Mrs Mrs Thomas 4 4 Mormons the 4 Salt Carny of East William Possible orest Blaze army from entering Creek Mr and Mrs from Wellington E Lake TRAVELERS’ CHECKS ARE Echo of Holliday Mrs John have Nearly 500 men adorned in heavy Lake valley through canyon Whyte retutned a two trip weeks’ he East Mill of Blue Bell and Arthur Chapman miners’ boots and Later to Creek to San rancisco claiming experience movedsince resided with his of Shelley Ida He is also survived by ABROAD J BEING HONORED he has 4 4 fires reported where in the fighting of forest thirty-six family grandchildrenand thirteen Mrs Lewis A Merrill and daughters at the ederal building is survived by ‘his Lola and Edna and headquarters Mr Chapman son have in following children: after a six Lynwood Americans Europe who are holders of the Wasatch national forest yesterday widow and the come back weeks’ stay in of American Bankers’ association to enroll in the army which is being Isaac B Benjamin S and Jacob Chap- ‘KANSAS DAY’ TO BE Ocean Park travelers' checksare being amply cared to fight threatenedfor organized to a letter received est fires in a stretch of timber between Mr and MYs J G Tomlinson and for according by Walker Brothers Bankers Yellowstone park and the Payette HELD ON AUGUST 28 daughters have returned from southern from the Bankers’ Trust company of lakes in Idaho California York trustee for the banks issuing New these was directed by The enrollment W ! letter says: checks The the W forest of the Wasatch "Kansas day’’ the annualcelebration Lake have received Smith ranger riends In Mr Salt Arrangements for cashing of forest the day he of the Kansas klub will be held at cards from and Mrs During ClementRemington the checks of have American reports from the division headquarters Troth of Denver for the marriage travelers’ association been rapidly Lagoon August28 this year according? at that the forest in Bankers’ Ogden of their daughter Helen Struthers perfected and travelers are receiving of fire is dry and Best Storage Warehouse in to the special invitations now being danger extremely The to ranklin Wharton Baker of Philadelphia the for necessary high winds are blowing In the event the West continues to sent out by S R Leis secretary to( take place money expenses hold'out and September at In reaching points where they can that a fire should develop in the forest successfully lood against ire the for their return home Mr is instructed to organize treasurer of organization Salt Smith applies particularly to all of his of fire fighters for Rats and Over and will be heavily “This army immediate Moths Vermin Lae Ogden represented days a toaster stove is Great""Britain rance a's Idaho special trains to be provided These Switzerland transportation to for charges the most article sold in well the crowds The convenient as otner important points on the committee in charge Salt Lake City Can continent you afford to ISAAC M IS of the invitations is Albert CHAPMAN DEAD Saxeyklub “It must be borne in- mind that the Commodore Redman still controls fret andvswqatover a not fire when of the Ogden Kansas situation abroad created you cari eqplp your dining banking by the situation by Blerer president the room supported Everard of Salt table with the actual commencement of war is enLake cliib and an electric £O EA the combined forces of Dr C A General Debility Claims PioneerResident ree Storage Wherry tirely at toaster gtove for unprecedented Many banks by secretary and treasurer of the of East Mill Creek Auto-Truck first refused Moving and Cut-rate or were prohibited And jits guaranteed this Salt'Lakeclub legal mOratoria to of Th Im fa our special formake payments of Isaac M Chapman 60 years age week Packing and Shipping kind Mill Creek any notwithstanding they held a pioneer resident of East for general balances at his home of ARRANGE OR COUNTY DAY purpose of paying died yesterday travelers’ checks This applied particularly debility uneral services will he held ireproof Joint committees of the Salt Lake to points in the provinces at the East Mill Creek ward chapel Commercial club and the United Commercial from the banking" centers The away Thursday morningat o’elcck 11 clubs of Salt Lake IT! county will that Mr had been in 1832 Storage meet at the club Thursday arrangements Born Indiana October Company Commercial in 1852 moved to Nauvoo HI night to the made to ship a large amount of gold by and Chapman arrange program for vessel seemsto have in the same year came to Utah He Everything for an American war bait Lake aay 15 Electricityj)29’W county septemoer resulted in instant improvement in the was marriedto SaralA Ashworth The was called by H A Broadway meting Waeatch 670Q situation all of travelers’ 23 1857 as forms and soon of the Commercial club and J afterward 160 Main Wasatch 555 W AVfttCXl UUr JXQ3 XQ credit are WCcKiy £3pCC1848 cashed with moved to Tooele Johnstoit’s now being When McHenry representingthe Salt Lake entered the state Mr er reater freedom army Chapman civ’— A MraMBBMaMMMBMaMaaMM county ’IT' I i W house) 0 4 ’ up I a j' representative dependable trunks — $4500 Wardrobe Trunks $35x00 Wardrobe Trunks $8000 Steamer Trunks $2500 Steamer Trunks $1950 Steamer Trunks $1100 Trunks Steamer Models $1500 Regular $1100 Rptrular Models $2100 Lady’s Hat Trunks urniture Department— See display in State street window line SQUARE WEDNESDAY department calls for trunks This move trunksare in demand reductions which are y ' Broadway window urniture Department — 3d in BARGAIN our furniture the space devotedto time vacation when enlargementof 4 -$175 Axminster $200 floor ranks I ' M1IS this section in r before I I $2750 $3975 $2750 each ft-Hartford W popular makes urniture Department— 3d $ sje I m y in vacation 4 I 8rnn 3275 Wilton Rugs Wilton Rugs 9 ft x Wilton Rugs 12 ft Wilton Rugs x Saxony Rugs x 9 54 in x Velvet Rugs 9 ft x Grass Rugs in 63 x will hold we Special all ft 6 6 i pairs in this lot including About 200 regular selling $150 and designs $25 pair Special pair to ft- 9 $325 $500 Many You $150 2"-inch 6 in 54 x 36 in 27 Scrim Curtain $175 Neatly trimmed with lace insertion and flat and on iHoai 'hrtrnnm curtain that will wash yards long 34 inches wide ivory color only 2J $225 Special pair A vary ffood value at 27 in $3500 $6500 $4000 over-curtains served at 1 o’clock Luncheon was from individual tables arranged the each holding throughout a roqms crystal bowl of rose colored sweet peas THE WILD-RUITS them with a potato of for the central decoration Ten tables CAN crush masher wood but do and put into a jelly bag of auction bridge were in played later Then the afternpon peas were used The woods and fields are full of wild not squeeze it out when the Sweet in profusion in the decorations of the fruits that make delicious preserves dripping has ended squeeze out the rewere and jams and as they can be had for ma inin iiiipa inrn a separate bowl rooms andwith3thefernschandeliers and smllax in Jelly wreathed the picking the housewifewho has This thicker juice makes good dainty effect to them has an easy method of it is not so clear and can be but so musical Vocal and instrumental used separately given by Miss annie Shapiro householdeconomiesat hand Now measure ket-the juice and put it into a preserving Miss Rose and Miss Hirchberg Minnie tie Add pint of graulated sugar Bernstein were pleasing features of Canning fruit Is not an unpleasant a pint of juice The the afternbon every sugar pastime if a cool day is selected toshould 4 be slightly warmed by standing for the work And the who woman Mrs George L Savage has Issued Stir until the has a barrelful of pots and Jars and in the edge of the oven tor tea Thursday afternoon glasses and jellies and sugar Is dissolved and then place over of preserves from until at her home 318 ourth As soon as it boils up skim jams to send home in the autumn feels the fire her guests her avenue in? honor of pulling away from the heat sister Mrsi OscarJ Duke of Chicago an added satisfaction in her summer’s carefully and sister4in-law outing to do so Boll and skim a second and a Mrs J1 Reuben Clark third time of D C Mrs and Haye ready jelly glasses Washington Savage family haye recently in from have been put come Huckleberries were a wild American which over the fire in their Holliday near fruit first fooot cold and to the boiling country home When Englishmen set water the brought jelly into them and where they have spent the summer and it is said that no point Pour on this continent 4 cultivate the cover the glasses with a sheet of glass the efforts to huckleberry Edward LJ ofMcCallum announces have ever been successful A good rule Stand in a sunny window When it is his sister Edith to R engagement cold cover this: set and Gordon Walker the marriage to take for canned huckleberries incarefully place early in of berries September Twelve quarts f 4 4 4 looked over a quart of Wild plums- can be made into jelly sugar and a Mrs John A Marshall andhavedaughter pint of or this they should be gathered water They should be heated Miss MaryJ been Marshall who then they are quite ripe !n a kettle and washed and slowly preserving spending part of the summer at allowed boil for quarter of stoned Put them into a to a preserving Cal have an taken timing from the moment the water kettle with a quart of for a few in San water for every apartment months peck of rancisco They have been joined by and sugar begin to plums and cook gently until bubble Canned Mrs Alva Lee Miss the winthe to pieces Put the Cary huckleberriescan be used in plums are broken formerly who from Tlen-Tsin and pies juice a strainer and then treat Marshall came ter for puddings through China China where Lieutenant Lee Is staas for grape jelly tioned Wild grapes make one of the most to be a good delicious jellies imaginable To Paine make Elderberry syrupIs gaid Miss Caroline E who has the grapes early in the morning for colds and this is the way remedy it: passed the summer in San Diego will it gather while they are coveredwith dew to make Wash ripe elderberries and return to Salt Lake August 28 It Is well not to get overripe grapes press out the juice after heading them Wl pint of Mrs WVjS Brown Miss Irene Brown and Indeed a few green grapes mixed To every pint of it add and Miss Mary Dern have returned the ripe ones gives good results and boll for with twenty minutes from a tw£ weks’ stay in Brighton To and put stirring frequentlyWhen it is cold add make it stem the grapes 4 4 kettle rench to every quart them in Crush a pint of brandy a preserving Miss from Mdrtha Alexander has come liquid and with a and heat slowly of the Bottle spoon elderberry down Brighton where she spent stirring wooden Cork five weekjj at the Girls’ often are hot riendly Holiday When they 2 1 85c We P X abrics Sunfast Drapery to on here offer an opportunity make a big savingsuitable of draperies high class standard brandthe which are house for use in any room in These fabrics are and lightweightportieres well adapted for ifty inches wide can be split for regular size windows — $300 to $225 to to Values Values Values yard yard ya rd S p a fi INCWTIl&llOI if $ i f’ Clin WMBCiabdnXXrt’fg "XWy 1 i) j ! ankles r yj” 1 w -by-the-Sea preventing r TREE errell sfe great-grandchildren TP 5 yesterday t -" : ' ' -m received ULLETIN ’ I - ’Jk "Sra I A ei T£EE 11 ' - 5 arrange IK ’ “ secretary IJLD IMPORTED - BROSDO t ’ 6 the the La-fount r h --- - - ' ' Al 1 l t -Or same A " mm Ia o’ t iufr 'I-: I — ”1 -£- ' ’ - ' ’ I - -y r f f i 'V finniii Jis ” -- ' ' t’ 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