Show E Muff iris - - Society -4- Ing i in to in themorning morningbut bake them One-Ejjg Add 4 4 -4 4 4 this It £3 Cs Graham Spalding entertains her home in Oscar E Groshell i water To 1 will entertain illustrated Co nf nnv y embroidery work tnnoo MilVVO these offerings should UXXV JUCULgCtlll XXX $225 to allies be I ip of double interest Values table Wednesday 17 ebruary j i Xl-UMC 15c for stamped’linen collars aprons boudoir caps laundry bags etc bibs runners Turkish Pillow covers kimonos etc scarfs $350 to and 50c for children? centers Values pillow and tops Including children’srompers Pillow covers aprons towels scarfs’ a and Among J by her was sister corset covers jackets etc squares -scarfs linen towels Values baby $275 to waists centers boudoir Linen caps centers baby : 35c for blouses pillow baby dresses Scarfs ’ and dresses lunch cloths Trimmed are lace values combination suits 75c and princess slips lace-tnmmed ’ $500 for Half Price dresses night children’s gowns children’srompers centers H Daily Candy Candy Brassieres for etc to etc SQUARE $350 to tops dresses Values long etc BARGAIN afternoon -feature Chicago - Section— West Special Aisle loor — Main TODAY 59c with embroidery edging and embroidery insertion — a few trimmed Sizes 36 38 40 42 44 and 46 Regular $175 resh Toasted Marshmallows 30c Regular On pound sale Pound 20c Wednesday only KStEO'BcEKZCo entertaining Miss Ethel Hayward o 1 last do lot includes towels Home Missionarysociety of MethodistEnisconal church the met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs Newell Beeman 1055 E South Temple A special of the was a lecture bv Mrs Bvron Cummings on “The Indians of Southern Utah” Miss rances Hayward entertained at dinner a party of twelve yesterday at her 980 Hollywood homecenterpiece avenue The table consisted of American Beauty roses and the rooms were decorated with potted plants The was spent in cards and dancing evening The hostess assisted in 1 1 who The irst Handsomely Jaques Mfg she wore beautiful jet butterfly band in her coiffure the guests present were Gov and Mrs William Spry Mayor and Mrs are invited Take Alount Samuel C ParkMiss Mr and Mrs Olivet car E Bamberger and Bamberger Dorothy 3 Mr and Mrs C R Pearsall hold Mr and Mrs Rebekah Veterans will break C and the th elr annual Misses meetingand Gladys and Richmond Richmond Marguerite fast this afternoon at o'clock at Mr and Mrs A Richard Keyes the Col Kenyon hotel annual and Mrs E A Wall Mr and Mrs election of officers will be held A Jeffs Mr and Mrs Lewis Mr and Mrs Arthur 3 ?c RrownMr George Auerbach The local chapter of the American and Mrs E E Calvin Miss Institute of Child Life will Nellie Calvin Mr and Mrs W C Alexander meet this afternoon o’clock at Mr and Mrs M Mr W Kiser Bradley with Mrs Ezra Howell Mrs and Mrs P Mr William and Bergin will speak on “Household Mrs Ezra Thompson and Miss Nor-inne Management" Mrs Dunn will talk Mr and Mrs R M Thompson on art and Mrs Morse will Austin Mr and Mrs H C Edwards an article on rance Mr and Airs C C Dr and Crismon Mrs A Air Mrs Bower and Al Callow Air and Airs W H Child Airs L Oswald and Aliss Hazel Oswald eveningat the Hotel Utah Mr Mr and Airs E T Zalinski Mr and and Mrs Solon Spiro R B Dr and Airs AV entertainedMrsEllerbeck Harkness Air and Airs L H several hundred friends at one of arnsworth Dr and Airs A the most elaborate social Hosmer Dr events of the and Mrs R R Hampton and Judge season in the form of a beautifully Mrs William H King and the Misses King Air and dancing party The entire Romola and PAdrienne Alorris Mr and Mrs Richard mezzanine floor was thrown open for Mrs H Air and Airs Walter the delightful affair lasting from James Moyle 830 C and their guest Airs Lozier clock until after midnight Lewis Air of Butte and Airs Oscar K and Mrs Spiro received their Mr Lewis Airs T Knests at the and L Alitchell Airs O of the ballroom entrance Marioneaux Mr and Airs R weH as the corridors the Harold resident Nibley Air and suite and other Smoot Airs were Airs Paul Joel potted Keyser Air and Mrs adorned with palmsrooms ferns and Nibley Air and Mrs plants in charming effect J C and flowering Hooper Miss Mr and Airs Alorton The full hotel orchestra Marian Hooper augmented Mr and Airs Charles ny additional deCheesman musiciansrendered Tuttle Jr Miss Alildred AIcAIlllan the dancing-artistic and piuKram inror blue Alisses Edna and Alargaret with the Dunn Aliss programs Alargaret Aliss of the hostess in blue enamel Walker Edna arnsworth contained Miss Irene the Hanson Charles E numbers of the dances which included all of the modern ivLCtrurrinC Herbert Auerbach James steps C Archie and Austin Milner Campbell K ±1 ButterfieldRoss Supper was served In the banquetuiarence room adjoining the from small Brown ballroom tables each of which held crvstal vase of lovely pink nretty afternoon of A affair yester-J ferns or carnationssnap-nanj centerpieceday was that given by Airs T Hod-and All of the details were carried out in son Miss Mrs W A the Connors — uuiur eiiect ana the scene Hodson atAliss Hodson home in presented was picturesquein the ex- Marie complimentto Cards Wlnnifred Smith a treme bride-elect were the chief “c and eight tables of bridge of the most elegant amusement Some this gowns were filledwith the players in the season by the were worn early part of the afternoon and and girls present women of the many were served later from m hch were ordered expressly for the card tables Pink carnations were used notable occasion Mrs Spiro was hand-somly In pretty effect the throughout rooms in Callot model of blue and gowned also decorated the supper tables brocaded velvet rich black lace and jet The hostesses were assisted in entertaining Long ornaments angel sleeves of the and serving by Mrs A Smith Jace reached to the bottomof the gown mother of tire bride-elect Airs Richard i Dft tnft - This society The Ladies’ Aid of Iliff Methodist Episcopalchurch was- pleasantly entertainedyesterdayat a kenoy Mrs Richter at her suigton home in Q street Aooipn 25-cent a Parry melted jnix and bake as One-Egg Muffins batter should always be quite soft insure light and moist muffins 83 other recipes good these get as as send us the certificatepacked in every can of K C Baking Powder and we will send you “The Cook’s Book’ by Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill Graham to will Emerson atclass m inAt afternoon 230 o’clock the parlors of the Unitarian c uren Dr rank H owler of Lfe r nf T’tah will talk univprsnv on Emerson and Plato R 1 2 1 x- T Muffins graham flour cup pastry level teaspoon fuls K C Baking Powder Ito 2 level tablespoonfuls sugar salt teaspoonful egg li cupsmitk or tablespoonfuls 2 to S butter cup 1 Hour luncheonat the Sons and women of Daughters of Wales society this afternoon at her home 1231 E Broadway All Welsh women and friends tos® wo“en Will artistic 2$ Cleofan The with meets this afternoon Airs Charles H Wells 420 Second Airs W D avenue Riter will read selections from the rench mooern drama Airs the ’ ‘ - 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Airs - a a honor yesterday close friends of the bride parlors the where ceremony beautifully decorated took place were with pink and white roses and the in the dining room where the wedding breakfast was served held an basket of pink' and sweet peas for the centerpiece with the same flowers gracefully disposed throughout the room The bride who was unattended wore her going-away suit gown a tailored of blue broadcloth’with a stylish spring hat of blue silk sraw with and She carried a trimmings crown bouquetof brides’ roses The’ newly married couple left at noon for the parents Denver where of the bridegroomDr and Mrs E Enos will entertain for them today at an elaborate Later Mr wedding dinner and Mrs Enos will go to' El Paso Tex to make their home ' D Crystal Bridge entertained bridge by Mrs The J - a Van and few V-’tf 4 fKw ' at of 1 of the members pleasantly- were' 1 3 The Women Lake and win enjoy social gueaia this eveningin the Y meeting W tv the r?om8 Continental building Bank Dr and Airs H A Matlil of the University of Utah will give an illustrated talk on 4 Glacier park will Refreshments 4 be served and large attendance 4 requesiea A crystal shower will be given wis and by Airs evening Tom afternoon Wlallis in honorof her niece Airs today Stamped -125 ‘ The J the unbeaten melted egg shortening and water milk Then beat or all together until perfectly smooth? Oil muffin have oven slow or gem pans and until the muffins come to the top of the pan tef increase the neat to bake Young 4 men brown the muffins This C and rarnswortn home South at o’clock Temple recipe makes 12 large muffins Raisins or: currants may of the be members Business club of Salt added if desired Aliss Lilac - invitation friends of Miss many this meet eveningand Gannett home P street '’ J 1 s t the caH to ' J 1 -4 Lxi“ -Garnett an -Garnett Maddisonto her at the It the last William ofM O’Brien was the club to be held until meeting after the Lenten X place An Interesting marriagehorrie’of topk yesterday at the Mr morning 766 and Alrsf avenue Nolan Hawthorne Miss Caroline when theirthe daughter bride of C Nolan became Herbert Enos of Denver’ Tae ceremony was performed by the Rev P A Simpkin of Phillips Congregationalchurch at In the presence of fourteen 1030o'clock guests including relatives and cup sugar cup melted butter or lard egg cup water or milk Sift dry ingredients together three times ’ nt -J- -season spoonful salt organization RevoluThe Daughters of the this tion will be aftentertained state regent ernoon by thePratt Mrs Elizabeth R and Vice Regents Airs Jupia P M arnsworth and Airs Clarissa - -LMaddison at-luncheon Muffins 4-4- vi Lucilemith Miss "Emma arrived in Lake yesterday from afternoon New York and will be the guest of her sister 'Mrs M for a few days on Edward her way to San rancisco Mrs extends informal club 4-4- -The cipom 164 E ‘1915 Salt noth-ce do -f- 444- 17 EBRUARY I - ' eii-AiiWKA J ’ 444- UTAH-WEDNESDAY - ’ the breakfast table or eggs and they would be served more often if this meal were not so hurriedly that there: is no time to ’make them ?If K C the double-raise baking is used the powder huHPl'mV cf irroril wpz nn ihn LUL DLlUIUj put the pan ready for baking and 4- The fifth and the last in the srx V 11©L All Lilts rles of dancing by 4 g parties given this T the Utah atolnh tne HOteruian uvvning 4 Native Daughters of Utah will give a dance this eveningat y the Odeon which promisesto be a 4’ largely attended and successful 4 affair The ente’rtaihment is givand is 4 en for local charity work the first of the vear given under 4 the auspices of the 4- 44- CITY - Vyhcnmuffins are on nobodycares for meat -prepared -r- LAKE Miss Grace Wallace Miss Harriet’ Holley Miss” Dorothy Stohl Miss Louise Hodsonand Aliss By Mrs Janet McKenzieHill Editor of the Boston CookingSchool Magazine w TODAY’S EVENTS 4- SALT -HERALD-REPUBLICAN Treanor y J S 2 review S J LAST S J arranged o Mr I I J s I a monogram s a displayed refreshments women a J A most enjoyable service was provided by the Junior Girls’ riendly society of St John’s church last Sunday afternoonfor the of women the Sarah Daft in home honor of the birthday anniversary of one of its members of 4 Spaniardsin Guatemala in the Mrs Paul Jones 4 Reuben Slaughter are chargedwith Teuscher whom the police declare have Murphy Bishop century and is valued at $5000 and and old familiar having opium in is their possession confessed to twenty-seven conductedthe service petit to tne occasion L E Johnson chargedwith horse hymns appropriate were were bound over to the district larceny Incident to the theft of a grand sung court by L R I Jr justice and buggy from Martineau friends of Mrs Betts of the peace Other Murphy were George Sarah H E Kelley pleaded Mullins is also present and brought with them charged with contributing to guilty to petit larceny and was choir of voices from east of Credit Men The Possession of and Pipes the of a by neglecting one of the ward monthly Opium Is dependency minor to 120 days in the county jail — the Utah chapels of in Several Cases her child C Groff is meeting and luncheon Charge charged of Credit Men held at the with selling tobacco to a minor a)??"SU°r3t ls aesed in was A laxge crop of complaintswas suit for yesterday yesterday by the countyattorney dKorce filed by club will meet yesterday Catherine The College Thursdav Commercial club and most of them tannery against Thomas lannery w’ith Mrs L R Social accusingpersons of having afternoon Martineau relief Annual Party — The joint Jr 970 E Sixth South societies of the Cottonwood and opium or opium pipes in their is alleged in Cruelty a suit for Granite stakes will give their annual filed yesterday by Ethel Hennessy social at the stake Lizzie Payne Ed Brown and Stella against The Congenial Thirteen club will dancingparty and Joseph D Hennessy williams are meet with Mrs afternoon house corner charged with having Lodi ourteenth South and John Hungarian pleaded gulltv o’clock Glenn Thursday opium pipes in their at State streets this evening Good possession Brown to battery before music and the Williams woman Sam Hing-Martin Judge N of H theTanner will be In attendanceand both old and After pleading guilty to burglaryin in the criminal division G city Sales Mrs G Sales the third degree Mrs have dances will be given A general Martin Stillman and H and WEast into Adams new court yesterday and was fined $10 ifth the good time is expected and all relief moved from galow w’orkers and their friends are in 3e vited Airs Arthur ArthurB Witcher accompanied SeekingHeir to Estate-— An estate in il fl by her little daughter Babble Is here ' New York said to be valued at $4000 from Ely Nev visiting her mother awaits Mrs to be ' Airs Isabel AL Pitts in Alain Harry Witt tothought in Salt Lake a letter re sjc according yesterday bv postmasterNoble and Airs T ceived tiny fraction of Air J hnk iSE? Treasure have the Warrum The letter is signed by a Zm your loss on one gown wu vSa from an extended stayandin will Mrs eastern and Barger of DosseldorfN Y Vis Hr oj southern states be at and Airs E O for Dr home inwithE Air Reauest Inspector— irst South secretary of the state board of Leatherwood Beatty health asked by the was yesterday to send mayor of Centerville an ! Centerville to supervise the to installing of a town HIGH really water system The gown you buy and never wear is the that he believes such mayor states and expensive gown! Hats suits negligees that just miss supervision necessaryin order to for contamination causes remove being exactly what you want are the ones that c$st arise from which might improper East Side association The Student Installation met yesterday morning and members more than you can afford of the court took the oath of office ederal Court Adjourns— The United Records and rules were approved and States district23 court has itadjourned until take chances again this season of confusion will reconvene preparations to undertakethe trial of ebruary when with Judge W H Pope of the federal exmpiy by sending in the cases pending will soon be under way below and paying $2 district court of vk — an Side gymnaisum Thursday NewJohn Mexico j At at the East insignificant portion of your loss on a single in place of A Marshall hat o’clock the girls will Judge engage in on several cases which Judge the of an exhibition to include the “great or insure ruled that he disqualified gown you can correctness has is — your whole Olympic games” to which boys and Marshall to hear Spring and girls both will be admitted Position At the Proposed— meeting of the county commissioners spending a single penny on clothes before even this afternoonthe matter of creating the position of resident physician at the planning consult Vogue’s your Spring great Salt Lake hospital will be taken county the Spring fashion Beginning with Dr C C physician orecast of up Snyderbe county has been asked to present at the Spring ashions and will be heard in relation — meeting to the matter will -afternoon sixteenth City J burglaries Brevities ISSUES MANY COMPLAINTS a sentenced Association J issued a possession divorce NOTES COURT f ' I I I 2 Mr J S Bunapartments society afe Wit S sje M A ill-chosen ili returned -H - ” i will pii save $200 you inspector SCHOOL NOTES The ! inspection I when Why sitting m 1 coupon 1 j 1 1 z ill-chosen 3 Summer wardrobe? New Before wardrobe The Cover numbers Off by Any of as ill to coffee drinker who feels the health and discomfort and is in the has cause can easily find out do with it coffee Traded Great continentalsavants like Vir chow Hueppe Lehmon Eylenbtira Leyden Mendel reenzel as von well as physiologists doctors and food experts of our own country as Prof Roblneon Dr Wiley Dr Woods Mr Hutchinson Prof Allyn Alfred Mo Cann and Dr Goudlss have much attentionon coffeeand have recognized It as the cause of many cases of chronic caffeinepois oning Prof Hueppe designates the symptoms as palpitationstremor fear exultationsheadaches dizzinessand insomnia Other scientistssay that coffee drinking can bo the cause of heart trouble palpitations'dilatation of ths heart and disease of the arteries (arteriosclerosis)1’ of for a 1 irst delicious “There’s a and the Reason” cost for per cup is about the by Grocers the ourth r"’ " ’ next To has Ave Nast Vogue’s few weeks remember like the ordinary bringing thereby news but twice as unique value been abroad home IS to ashions July wardrobe and equipment oatdoorsports 1 July IS entertaining indoor art of and ParisSaaiont London What is goinr in the beau on Midsummer Aut monde 1 festivities at ashions Spring Vogue comes not magazine but twice that of the only not much of Spring once a month each month very latest fashion it universally recognized so “ What shall we everyone is asking fail to very important question don’t orecast instantly— as in the past this Spring?’’ wear consult Vogue’s ashions s’ ' ' and ’ ’ THIS puce where New York Publisher when answer this and same cveiy go it what rench couturiers unmindful of the war that great rocks the world around them holding their regular are All Spring openings through the season Vogue’s splendid staff of Paris correspondents will gather for your benefit everything authoritative and new Never POSTUM —sold June With the great European fashion journals cut off with all ordinary sources of fashion news interrupted Vogue has become more clearly than ever before the absolute authority on what is to be worn by the well-dressed American woman V-2— drug-free S dress must -who Hostesses The fine andout Jana Summer 1 the be The old-time Both her Paris Shows 8 swj Cond food-drink to for all 1 443 Ten days on this famous pure not only shows up coffee but points health and comfort way back to Postpm comes in two forms: Regular Postum which must be boiled—15c 25c packages Instant Postum the soluble form in the — made cup with hot water 30c 50c tins aid will Weather Hot The correct a And POSTUM modes that In the Country Where to go how to and how to wear wear smartlyon moderate income Brides and Summer Homes May A journey “through pleasuresand palaces” News for the bride change to and kinds are coantry interests Summer ashions The final showingcf 1 lannels anythingto Simply AmericanTravel tl bestowed onset doubt if orecait of Spring ashions ebruary 15 Complete accuratereview of mode of 1915 Spring Patterns March Working- models for one’s whole Spring and Summer wardrobe Spring Millinery March IS The newest models in smart hats veils and coinures Spring ashions April The last word on Spring gowns waists lingerie and accesories ashionsfor Smart Limited Incomes April Villa’s Suit in receive you 12 numbers of Vogue 1 Aid made (in Here’s the admission of advertisement) by the an one heaviest coffee advertisers of the Read it Think it over country Read it again and let the truth sink these excellent Stolen I — Condi-States Report on Southern Missions in the Southern mission — of church are reported in Mormon financial circumstances in a letter from President Charles A Callis to Several church officials here churchesare The under construction one to cost $6000 report says that 913 baptismswere made last year tions the antique carving from a solid of wood was made in the century and has reposed for hundredsof years in the cathedral of the of archbishop Mexico City When this building recently was sacked one of Villa’s aides it confiscated and traded it to an Arcner Harrison American for a suit of white flannels The carving represents- the costumes sixteenth - the great series of special fashion numbers"that follow it ” Read whether the list of these willingto numbers — do without given above Vogue another — and see season you are rather see whether you can afford to do without it its cost to you for a whole half year twelve big — when numbers is only the tiny fraction of the loss so often — hat experienced on a single or gown n Or ill-chosen v six z"So |