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Country Club Party R..n,on.

There was pleasant reunion last Tues
day evening at the residence of Mrs. ii. g.
Struye of the party that spent ten days at
the County Club hoHse last September
Progressive fan-tan was the feature of the
passime, Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Stedman
being the winners of the prizes. The
guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs. III. G.
Strive, Capt. and Mrs Frank Taylor. Mr..
and Mrs. K. A. Strout, Mr.. and Mrs. L. II.
Stedman. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Macculsky,
Miss Emery. Miss Struve, Gen. John I'll.
Bryant. Mr.. F. K. struve. Mr. Lester Tur-
ner and nr. L. A. Falkinburgh.
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Mr.. A. Amund.. FirssssA Birthday.

and neigh bors Of Mr.. and Mrs A. Amunds,
ofs5 Seneca street, gave them pleasant
surprise In honor Of Mr.. Amunds' nftiesh
birthday. The evening vas spent in
we're served ST 10 O'Clock. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. A Chilberg, Mr.. and
Mrs E Erisch. Mr.. and Ms. p wickstrom,
Misss Belle Olsen. Miss May Amunds.
Miss Olga Wicks,roIn. Miss Nellie Herein,
Miss Sigrid Frisch. Miss Stella Frisch,
Mr.. l. Hulsether. Mr.. Rudolph Aim. Mr..
j. r. Jacobsen. Mr. A. II. Soelberg and
Master Finn Frisch.
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Hswea-tsatehin.ou.

Mr.. Joseph II. Bowen and Miss Edith l..
Hutchinson. both OF Black Diamond, we're
married at the paylo-s OF the Phoenix
hotel. Seattle. Wednesday afternoon. ocio-
Der 10. 1884. Mr.. J. II. Watkins serving As
groornsmsn and Miss l. NJ Hutchinson
as bridesmaid. Rev. John r. Damon Of
helated. Among these witnessing the
ceremony we're the parents OF the bride,
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin W. Hutchinson. and
Ms. Edth Thomas
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MaIsfment- Miner.

Mr.. Richard Msidment was married 10
Miss Marie Miner last Thursday. October
IL. ls9i. At Trinity church By Rev George
Herbert Watson, ID. ID. A reception was
held and banquet given a. the residence Of
the groom's parents, corner Of Sixth and
Seneca The guests present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Maidment 81, Mr.. and Mrs.
Maidment. IT.. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Frasch,
Mr. and Mrs JOAN Eicher, Mr.. George
Masel, Mr.. Charles Maidment, Mr. Joe
Latham. Mr.. Charles Van Alstyns and
Master Otso FrAsch.
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The PHILIPPE Tin Wedding.

Mr.. Joseph w. Phillips, the eldest son
of Mrs. f. W. Sackman, and his wife were
given a surprise party by a select number
of their friends last Monday evening, the
occasion being the celebration Of their
tenth wedding anniversary.
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Mrs. Thomas Burke. laSs Wednesday.
entertained Mrs. Clark, Of Nevada. the as.
ter Of Mrs. q. q. Lyon. who is here On a
visit The guests for the occasion were:
Mr.. Clark, Mrs. q. 6. Lyon. Mr.. Belle n.
Haiues. Mr.. NJ =. taFxees. Mrs. Pam
y,hrey. Mrs. Ffsnk klsnaall. Mss 4. Brain
esd. Mrs Bell Mrs. Montgomery Russell.
Mrs. Boone and Mrs King.
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An sn5oyshae dinner PARTY was given by
Mr.. L. l. HOPKINS. os Randolph street.
in homer Of Miss ". A. Scott. Of san Fran
cisco. TIE house Ma beautifully decor
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The Aloha Club met At the residence ~
Mrs. j. w. P.nxrston ON Monday. Tho
programme for the day Was omitted.
owing 10 the sad bereavement thai hsd
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A Stag whist PARTY.

An informal stag whist party Was given
last Tuesday evening by Mr.. L. A Strout
in honor of Capt Frank Taylor, u. S. A.,
who will leave next week for Vancouver
barracks The guests of the occasion
were: Mr.. Jacob Furth. Mr. John Leary.
Maj. James Hayden, Judge H. G.~Bond,
Judge II. g. Strive. Mr. w. r. Forrest,
Mr.. NJ f. Backus. Mr.. E. o. Graves, Mr..
C. T. Tyler. Lieut.. John L. Hayden, Mr..
John Maiher, Gen. q. S. Meem, Mr.. II. c.
Hanley. Mr.. E. c. Neufelder, Capt Frank
Taylor, Mr.. ]. ID. Lowman.
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walker first Anniversary wedding.

Tuesday evening. October 8. Mr., and
Mrs. J. III. Walker celebrated the iirsr an
niversary of their marriage at their resi-
dence, l2i Rose street Many were present
to wish them successful years to follow.
Mrs. Walker receiving some handsome
presents. The evening was passed pleas
antly with both vocal and instrumental
music. following with lunch. The party
broke up. all wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
a pleasant journey through life.
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speeches. The frat Of the winter series Of
open meetings" by Stevens post viii be
neaa Tuesday evening. The I'd inst. 20
which toe public wili be cordially invited.
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stevens Post, Ne. |. Grand Army of the
gsoublic. he'd q large and enthusiastic
meeting last Tuesday evening. being the
regular campfire" gathering for the
month. a, which beans. bareback and
coffee are enjoyed. with the usual speeches.
anecdotes and stories 10 remind the COM
raae. Of those days Of soli and danger AZ
the front. On this occasion $ great sur
rrsse vas in store FOR the post. for, - soon
A. the meeting closed and before breaking
r.nks. the hail vas invaded by over thlFty
neHeers Of Stevens Relief Corps. al
armed With large cakes, baskets Of grapes
and al manner OF good saings TO add to
the FEAST Although taken completely by
sarprise, the isaies acre welcomed in
short bas appropriate speeches from CON-
Fnaaaes Clark and Comrades hinnear.
heeae. Holues. ioaag and others irosa
iAe post, "a whien the response came Ia
the order. ~MOlgse, pat The kettle on and
wea al take ecgfee" Visiting eoElFSass
frasa Kansas City. Akron. a. and " ash
layton Cagy added snieyment 10 tie oeea-
ssoa With interesting and patriotic
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ali nsrsoas essssssA oftes. Gosssssia
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Mr.. and Mrs. K. T. Spencer were ten
dere1 pleasant surprise by their most in
innate friends last Thursday evening At
their residence. 1915 Eighth street
Games. cards. dancing and vocal and in
strumenial solos we're the order Of the
evening. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. ". He'll. Mrs. Rgppe. Mrs. Muellnsr.
Miss Emma Madison, Miss Maggie WILL
iams. Mis-. Nellie Hewitt Miss Mary
Hewitt. Miss Maud scott, Miss Ethel
euTncrr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Ahrshams gave
champagne supper AZ their residence in
Georgetown. October Z. in honor Of the
frat anniversary Of the birthday of their
daughter Alice. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with tlosers, and a most
enjoy ahle time was had by those present.
Baby Alice looked very pretty and received
quite number Of presents. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs Phil Ahrahams
Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Levy, Miss Lizzie
Thornton. Miss Gertrude Levy. Miss
Eugene Levy. Messrs Fred Graham.
Maurice Siruupaum, Joseph o'Conne.I
William Barry and Mr.. Louis Dreyfus. OF
Everett
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s.s,.l ss,h. seattle stag Club.

The Seattle Stag Club inaugnratef its
fourth annual opening with a dance IN
prosch's bali last Friday evening. During
the approaching season bi-weekiy dances
viii alternate with open soc,als and balls
I'm honor Of the clubs friends The hall
Was urettily decorated with ferns. ever.
green's and stag heads. Those present
we're. Me-. and Mrs. IL. T. Whitley. Mr.. J.
+ LANCER. Miss A. T.. MeFarlans. Miss
Eta Alexander. Miss Helene Cowie, Miss
ACNE. Potts. Miss Mae Bell Sheahan.
Miss Kate Fields. Miss Glen Hiatt. Miss
Lolita Cove, Miss Victoria sodeEberg. Miss
Ida Soderberg. Miss Belle Woodwork.
Miss Mamie A. Long. Miss Mamie J.
long. Miss Luie sayre. Miss Maud Files.
Miss Gsrsy Hillsant, Miss Nettls Peck.
Miss I.ulu Baker. Mr.. Charles Atlburty.
Mr.. Harry Leland. H.. Mr.. I'D A. Herring.
Mr.. John r. Wheeler, Mr.. Charles +.
Johnston. Mr.. Waldo Richardson, Mr. J.
v Gabrlal, Mr.. Edgar A. Green. Mr.. oylIa
+ he Mers, Mr. William Riley. Mr.. J. l.
Daniels. Mr.. ". T. Delsno. Mr. C. Harry
MCGOWAN. Mr.. ". II. Beatty. Mr.. L +.
BAKER. Mr.. u. r. Alexander. Mr.. III. W.
sleeves. Mr.. Harry Cookson. Mr.. c. A.
CoNie. Mr.. Charles Brown.
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The II. +. w. Ciab En.er,.ined.

The ii. T. w. Club was entertained last
Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. b.
Augustine, at their new home on Taylor
street. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
L. W. McGinis, Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Bur-
well, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Corey, Mr. and
Mrs. j. +. Trow bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Park
hurst, DIR. and Mrs. Conn. DR.. and Mrs
Bragdon. Capt. and Mrs. Gilmore, Mr..
James Johnson, Miss Dovera Johnson.
The club has been reorganzsd with Mr. Z.
w. McGinis as president. and will next be
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Trow-
bridge at ivy Cottage"
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Mrs. sear.. Pretty Luncheon.


On Thursday Mrs. Stephen Il. Sears
honorei Miss Weber. of Rufalo. by a
luncheon. to which a few intimate friends
were hidden. There were eight covers in
all. After the numberiess summer lunch
cons, where a wealth and prodigallsy of
flowers have been used. il was delightful
and refreshing 10 end that new tsnts. thu
most gorgeous of the year, brilliant autumn
foliages. were, after ali. the most "feteh-
ing" The blood-red leaves at the Virginia
erecper were used in an artistic garniture
over the cloth. the center piece being COM
posed OF the glowing foliage mingled with
dark-tinted nssturtium blooms. At each
place small baskets OF confections were
placed, 20 which we're fastened with corre-
spending tints of ribbon tho naTae card of
each guest. Your correspondent was only
granted a moment To snatch a look at tho
table and glance at the cards. which bore
the following names: Miss Weber, Mrs.
Hugh c. Wallace, Mrs. ]. b. Seeley, Mrs.
f. NJ. Hunt, Mrs. Claude NJ Seeley. Mrs.
Frederick Brown, Mrs. Fran Kiln Cornwall.
In Honor OF sliss Thompson.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Frank
Sharp entertained some of her friends at
cards in honor of Mss Thompson, of
North Yakima. who is visiting here. The
evening was passed most delightfully."- in
playing cineh. the prizes being awarded as
follows: Ladies' nrst prize. Miss Jessie
Seymour. consolation prize, Miss Sey-
mour; mems first prixe, MIR. r. Watson.
After the games were finished refresh
ments were served, then a charming little
dance was enjoyed. Those present were:
Mrs. Frank Sharp. Mrs. Corts. Mrs. q. w.
Deamatcr. Mr.. Scott Delamater, Miss
Deismater. Miss Fora Hayden. Mr. Virgil
Hayden. Mr. Elmer Hayden. Mr.. W. HI.
Woodruff. IT,, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Case.
Miss Buell.. Miss Thompson. Miss Under
wood. Miss Lyon. Mr.. $. bridges, Mr..
Arthur Prichard. Mr.. Frank Taylor, Mr..
T. T. Watson. Mr.. Beali Foster, Miss
Paddock. Miss Seymour. Miss Jessie Sey-
mour, Mr. Gilleson.
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Arrival. at the Ho. sprlnr. Hotel.

Seattle-H. c. Propst. Mrs. Mccarthy,
Mrs. \. sullivan. ID. Heberling. Henry
Brown. III. w. Roberts. +. +. Ames, t.
F. Mccarthy, John Riplinger. ]. Catlin.
Tacoma-H. c. Curl. Thomas Turner,
William McIniyre, James G. Tnstsn, Z. b.
Nelson, e. Wetterauer, Severt Swanson,
Ed Morrison. +. Haskell II. Gouldstone,
Portland; A. ID. Parsons. Louisiana, Mo-:
Capt. and Mrs. Mann, Port Townsend;
Peter Petersen. A. Luemsr. Burnett: H.
7. Tucker. sydney: Frank 4. Orr, San
Francisco; r: NJ. Winship and wife.
Sprague, j. A. Davis. City.
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Farewell p,nn.r ,e ar. rsi..r.

NIi tttHuFt y. VT 'N'r"'+
~ >noH FsiseT,, she young minister
she oaiclaie3 Al the rseens Hebrew relie-
k4s services. was given farewell dinner
sfaday evening sc the residence 81 Mr.. q.
NsaShia. i9a Nesler avenue. large
sssasF4as Of iriends Of the salenied yoGnE
s"tae Ncre there 20 wish hin oiodslrsesi
% a's return 10 Cincinnati. where he : 10
"seme his stadics in the Heascs linton
s0.sse and the University Of CsnesEuai.
an elaborate menu had been provided ~
aessocssl host, aa4 she time Hes al too
s.sa ios the hoaored quasi ard hts hosts
ssS made sgieadS ToaSgs we're sx-
saaaSed "a which mutual sentiments 81
ssAsd and affection we're expressed. is.
's'ssz BEING especially enthusiasts over
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tne kindness Of the people in this eisv.
whose reception would enable hira 10 bear
sssy the klndiiess recollection Of seattle
aaa her iaree-hearied pcople. After
sas dinner an informal programme Of
sec.ssiions and musical selections gave
aasea charm &c the occasion. DR.. peiser.
sno lad to take the ii o'clock train THAI
evening for the East. babe his friends a
.asi farewell and was escorted to the train
y the folioxing ccmmistee appointed for
saat purpose: Mr.. q. Winehili. Mr.. Z.
nosenberz. M. Leo kohn and Mr.. and
Mrs Melvin g. Winstock The guests OF
.as evening we're: Dr.. Simon Peiser.
MI. and An- j. Cole, Mr.. and MIRA y.
sohn. OF Butte. Mont: Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis sehoenfeld. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin g.
Ninstock. Miss Garry Frsuenthal, Miss
Iiiiie WinehiIl, Miss Ida Davis, Miss
Becky schoenfsid. Miss Jennie Davis.
MISS GertIe Davis. Mr. @. winehiil. Mr..
Dave Winehill. Mr. T. Prayer, Mr.. Albert
1iover salmon, Mr.. Maurice Greenbaum,
Mr.. r. Rosenberg. Mr.. L. Kohn, Mr.. J.
Lesser, Mr. Sam Franenthal.
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Eatil n q o'clock, when the pleasant
Affair." broke up. Ii will long be remens-
essed by the participants that one OF the
asost en- ioy able evenings la the annals of
sAe company was spent last Monday
sigAa 4 creditahle part Of the event was
tAas No intoxicating liquors were used at
TIE Banquet.
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duvl 1924 tlH rfat day rf January. lr1. the
.ftA Jay u JOY, l-l t1u d-at DAY uf January,
..i iNe 1rtdat ~ july lFii tuU DIES day u
January lii tNn 1rt 1uy ~ IHIr. lsI1 tho
h..l Joy OF January 100 AMI tlr uIst dos u
guy, o." 90 Hf sulI uutra fl bear interest 40
lN, laln ~ itt utr cent per uuuum after Vie
maturity ingrcni % not thtn paid ana
NNefla'. 10 u provided among other things
!n aaIl Nrnl oi trust tnht iu rasCut defAallu
hnl payment OF any uf sad Interest 0uuu0u
i'loH above mentioned, hen aud in that case
MN9IN nl lNn principal cum an1 interest fu
,.o i.er eye H.hi, % once, % tno option u
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DugsUtsr mo- as ururu oF SALE
A ta ur dirHrlH Hy Nn Third District Court
uI Goo Territory no If|H. HHHII .Hu." no pub.
Ito sale Ut GOO frH.t door uf QUO county Court
nUufr lu tIr NI.V uI -uf lHIH. County Uf
tHIt l4ar HuH Territory of lub. uu 900 0lu
day of june. IsHi 80 O'Clock am, 40 che
fFhi uuu .'Hiu and interest ~ Zoe NuyH,
EmuH NIItHt I.Hrlrs H. MILt" John ulHuu
uud allie % NIIarH. of Boo and 90 thr follow.
900" IgH.IN.I F.H. raf.fl. situate. lT|HH and
leiur 900 .a.t Lake County lud dcsguuui aa
follow ,tufWIf
Hreunur u1 feet west OF tlo northeast
corner UfHu.tnu lfIrCn .iaI, township Que IlJ
south. rauaU one Wrat ~ ralt Lake meridian,
uud runrlue thence Huu'h GOD feet,
thence west COW foot. thence uurh
tUl feet thence CHst ..a feet thence north lts
fryt, thence DH.t 900 foot 90 tIr p.HC1 uf begin.
ming. except toraW Uiuru ut urHund iu rho
above deception, described a. fIlIuWas liu.
ginning ~ frut wet aud no fHHt south nf thH
northeast corner of Had section o.. thence
tUuiu lHi foot, thence UuHt o.. feet, thence
NORTH lgl foot thence west lE feet TO tho place
To BE- s6li a. tho property OF Leo Miles.
Emma NitH, Charles n, WllkuI John uds0n
and sallic A. Nikc5, az the sult OF Luther d.
hT,nH.
NAT ~. BRIGHAM.
o.. - MaruaI
l,y D.. l.. ARCHER Deputy AafsuaL
Dated NAY lith, 1904,
g.. Ina hHEus, Attorney for uIaIUuU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-05-23
SUMMONS.
In The district Court 10 and for tho Third j..
County Of salt Lake
Rll,A Fowler pialnuH.
Va
v H. Fowler. defendant.


The People Of The Territory Of Utah send
erecting To J.. %. Fowler. Defendant
UOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Az.
i Ur1r boz 90 action brought AGAINST YOU Hv
thu uIuro named plaintiff LOO tu6 District U1urt
ui ihc Third Judicial Diatrct OF che Territory
% Iul. md 60 answer the complaint nIrI
therein within ten days Exclusive Of the day "
tcftI0cI after mo service on you Of this sun 4.
served uut 0f this county, but iu thli datflrt
within twenty days. Otherwise wIthin forty
duYHH9r Judgment by default vail DO talou
hsanat you, according IN The prayer " said
T6esaId action De- brought 10 have decree
utfI'a court dfH1lyIuF me bonds OF muirim0uy
rhN Sing between ulnnuN aad defendant.
above tclicf prayed fdr on tho rro1nI tIat ol
nr about iho ~ uHY OF september. isll, tua
Nticniaui wIIiuily au1 without cause dctor ri
QUO abandoned pIaiuud and has rvor since
tHUuuuel 90 90 dofrri anu abandon nor and 10
..g eU1rair aud luaH from her against her
WII uul without IcrUOHHHut, aud that Cor a
I"HE TINE past h0 defendant uNs wlIfullv uur.
.,.t.l 90 provide Cor plaintiff mo common
AuI you arf hereby n0fusI hatf you fau
i1 appear und nuINuf Cue faIf complain! ~
u.. required itH said plaintiff will apply 70
OLD. HUI for tho roller demanded tlCroln
NIiuy.Hi thr lion. samuel a. Merritt Judge,
of Tho Third Judicial Distinct,
.HtAl| u aud COR iHU TtfuIory III Utah,
this IUtl day 10 Aurl, Iu tbc year
Ut QUE Lori ONO tu0uaaud eisht
hundred Nuu rfnofytf1ur
DAVID g. DtABAf., Clerk
y" trn %. luuHfa. Deputy
a.H -THlI, HaIHuns attorney.