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GOODWIN'S WEEKLY. U ffl
Mr. and Mrs. Benner X. Smith will leave to
day for southern California, to he gone' a month.
Mrs. Elbridge Thomas entertained at a lunch
eon at her home on Tuesdnv.
Dr. and Mrs. George F. Steihl gave a dinner
at the Bransford on Wednesday evening, at which
covers were laid for twelve.
Miss Selma Wall has gone abroad, in com
pany with Mr. and Mrs. A. Fred Way and Miss
Mary Halloran.
Mr. and M,rs. W. H. Dale will spend the next
' few weeks in southern California.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knight and Mrs. M. M.
Johnson have gone to Los Angeles.
Mrs. John C. Niven and Miss Pearl Van Cott
entertained at luncheon at the home of the lat
ter on Thursday in honor of Mrs. Hooper Dunbar
and Miss Geddes.
Miss Alice Callaway has returned from New
York, and is at home at Whitehall.
J. McPherson Boyd has returned from his trip
to the Orient, and his friends will be glad to
kinow that he has entirely recovered from his
serious illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noble have gone to San
Francisco after a visit of several weeks with Mr.
and Miss Noble.
A Mr. Samuel Newhouse, who returned from New
J "York, to be present at the marriage of Miss Moore
J and Mr. McCaskell, will return to the east in a
few days.
LOVERS.
They sit within a woodland place,
Trellised with rustling light and shade;
So like a spirit's in her face
That he is half afraid
To speak lest she should fade.
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Mysterious, beneath the boughs,
Like two enchanted shapes, they are,
Whom Love hath builded them a house
Of little leaf and star, -
And the brown evening jar.
So lovely and so strange a thing
Each is to each to look upon,
They dare not hearken a bird sing,
Or from the other one
Take eyes lest they be gone.
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So still the watching woodland peers
And pecks about them, butterflies
'Light on her hand a flower; eve hears
Two questions, two replies
O love that never dies!
Richard Le Gallienne, in Harper's Magazine.
De Lancey Nicoll, the New York lawyer, dis
cussing a celebrated case, gave his idea of a sus-
This mountain water is hard on a delicate skin
Crown
Bathadora
Softens it and adds greatly to the pleasure or
morning bath
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picious question ione of those suspicious ques
tions which carry their own conviction with them.
"It is just such a question as a gilded youth
asked the head waiter in a Broadway restaurant
the other morning. "Was Blank here last night?"
he began. "Yes, sir," the waiter answered. "And,"
said the youth nervously, "was I with him."
They passed a magnificent building during
their travels. "That's a fine house," said Brown to
Jones, "and yet I can not bear to look at it."
"Why not?" asked Jones. "Why?" repeated Brown.
"Because the owner built it out of blood, the aches,
the groans of his fellow-men; out of the grief of
children and the wails of women." "Great Scott!"
exclaimed Jones; "the brute! What is he a
money lender?" "Oh, nodear friend; he is a
dentist!" '
Goodwin's Weekly, which has been printed by
the Century Printing company for several years,
is this week issued from the new offices of the
company at 55 57-57 Postofllce Place. The new
offices, composing room, press room, printing, cut
ting, stock and bindery departments oft the Cen
tury now occupy two entire floors at this address,
a total of over 12,000 feet of 'floor space, and the
owners of the company are to be congratulated on
the new quarters they have secured, and the
equipment they have installed The concern is
one of the largest printing establishments In tne
west, and has reached its present state In six
vonrs. From a small beginning the growth or the
business has been phenomenal, fair treatment,
modern methods and the excellence of? the work
turned out by the company securing for it a large
clientele in Salt Lake and the inter-mountain
west.
With the opening of the new offices the own
ers, R.'G. Sleater, W. G. Romney and J. Q. Ryan,
have decided upon the purchase of a large amount
of new equipment. The personality of the own
ers of tho Century and the men associated with
them in conducting the business has been largely
responsible for the rapid growth of the institution.
D. J. Martin and A. F. Fleming are in charge of
the business office of the company. Both are well
equipped for their positions, having had years of
experience in practical printing, designing and es
timating. W. C. Ashwell, foreman of tho com
posing room, is one of the most capable printers
in the west. As important a department as the
Century possesses is its press room. J. A. Forsha,
head pressman for the firm, is unquestionably In
the front rank of his craft. Probably no better
evidence of his ability could be found than the
cover of the Christmas number of Goodwin's
Weekly published in December, an unusually dif
ficult piece of press work. Mr. Forsha has re
ceived a great deal of praise during the past few
years for other work issued under his direction.
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