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luncheon prepared by the Women's
Exchange for the occasion. The party
will return to the city in time to catch
the 7:45 Rio Grande Western train for
the east. The committee are doing
everything possible to make the day
an interesting one to the visitors and
show them what a great city we have.
Miss Fannie Wiscomb gave a. lawn
party at her home on Fifth street last
week. There was dancing and music.
P. Horsley, j. Howard, L. Sheriff, Mary
Held, Edith Bunker, May Bunker,
May Reynolds, F. Phillips and Clara,
Sheriff. Messrs Wick, Carol, Acker-
man, Arson, Meakin, Horsley, Parr,
Simmons, Salisbury, Donaldson.
The reception to be given this week
by the Democratic women of the city
promises to be one of the most sue
cessful events of the season The re-
ception has been decided upon at the
meeting of a committee held at the
home of Mrs. James H. MoyIe. Mrs.
Francis Armstrong generously offered
to open her new and elegant residence
on Seventh East and First South,
where the reception will take place on
Wednesday, August %, from to 5
o'clock. a fine musical programme has
been prepared and speeches will be
made on the important issues of the
day for the benefit of those who desire
instruction in those subjects. A gen
eral invitation is extended to all who
wish to attend. The committee of ar
engagements consists of Mrs. Armstrong,
Mrs Game, Mrs Alder, Mrs Bamber-
ger, Mrs. Whitehead, DR.. Martha
Hughes Cannon, Mrs. Letcher, Mrs Au-
gusta Grant, Mrs. w. c. Jennings,
Miss Grace Young, Miss Gilmer and
/ Miss Roundy. The following ladies
constitute the reception committee:
Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Amelia Young,
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Bride, Mrs. NJ Davis, Deputy supreme
Chief Companion F. E. Houghton, and
w. II. James, chaperoned by Grand
Chief Ranger James Moffat, who will
escort the gentlemen to the Knutsford
hotel, where breakfast will be served
at 9 a. m A reception will be held in
the Knutsford parlors from 10 to 1850
for all Foresters, and companions de-
string to meet the distinguished visit
ors and it is hoped that a large num-
ber will take advantage of the oppor-
tunity. At 1870 one of the Salt Lake
Livery cop1pany's carriages, drawn by
four white horses, will take the party
for a ride over the city, including Fort
Douglas, Mount Olivet and all other
points of note in our beautiful Zion.
At 2:15 the party will reach the Rio
Grande depot and take a trip to Salt
air. giving the guests a chance to
battle in Utah's dead sea, after which
they will sit down to an excellent
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"A DAY OF GLORIA"

The German Celebration OF the Bat
tie of Sedan.
To the Editor of The Herald.
Referring to yesterdays notice about
the celebration of the battle of Sedan
on the second day of September, i wish
to speak in the name of the old war
riors of the great German-Franco war,
and now citizens of this glorious re-
public; that there is no intention of
having connected any partisan feel
ing in the celebration of this historical
and eventful day. We desire to cele-
brate as old warriors in memory of a
fight for German independence from
the deSpotic Napoleon and for the unity
Of the German tribes, and we invite
all Americans of whatever national
ity, Independent of any political party
to take part in the outing to Garfield
beach. Since the close of the German
Franco war new era arose for all
civilized nations on this planet. The
we'll prepared and solved problems in
all sciences kept in the vaults of the
German universities have been opened
to all the civilized nations of the world
and the wonderful progress in every
line in the past twenty-five years is
due to this event
All nations have been benefited by
this war, and the people of this glor-
ious republic have ever since appre-
ciated the immense progress of this
new era; for these reasons we all can
celebrate the second day of September
as day of gloria to the intellectual
independence of men and to the prog
ress of the age. We therefore invite
all citizens to share with us in the
celebration of the twenty-ffth ami
versary of the battle of Sedan.
III. HIRSCHING,
Ex-Volunteer Physician and ex-Officer
of the Second Artillery, Regiment B,
Army Corps.
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MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

Following is the programme for the
open air concert to be given by the
Sixteenth Infantry band at Fort Doug
las at p. m. today:
'Star Spangled Banner"
Overture, Bronze Horse" ......Auber
Selection from "Ernani," 800. Verdi
Indian March," .............. Sellenick
"Schneeglocl1chen Lauten den
F'ruhlingein," -. ..Eilenberg
Mexican Dances, "Sonrizo Y. Liam
to-" Luna De Mel" 'Sensi-
tlNa, .NoulId
Medley. Boom-zing-Boom," Brooke
Hail Columbia
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas-Edward will
sing at the II o'clock service at st.
Paurs church this morning. Her selec-
ton is entitled Il viii Extol Thee, o
Lord from the Oratorio Eli by
Costa.
The following concert programme
will he rendered by Held's First Regi-
ment band, at Liberty Park this after
noon, beginning at 4:3O o'clock:
March, First Regiment, Held
Fantasia, Carnival of Winged Song
STEERS, .:;.:...;....-. - farmhouse Barn
Cornet Solo, Polka Louise, Hartmann
Mr.. D. r. Gill.
Grand selection, Gounod's Faust,
80 ~ . Heinicke
Musical Melange, Rose Buds, ..Boetger
Song for Cornet, Last Rose of Sum-
mer, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .tlotoW
Descriptive Conglomeration-"A
Niger in Barnyard, introduce
ing limitations of birds, animals,
cows, the arrival of the steam
boat, the darkies singing, etc,
etc, etc. .Lovenberg
Empire State March collins
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Wordsworth

What man with a heart would not
feel his heart leap on beholding roses
blooming anew in his wife's cheeks?
No true man likes to see in his wife
sallow complexion, dull eye, and all the
ills attendant upon the irregularities
and weaknesses" peculiar to the sex.
Happily, these can be banished, and
the roses be ensured by the use of DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. For
nursing mothers or those about to be-
come mothers it is priceless boon. It
lessons the pains and perils of child
birth, shortens labor, promotes the Sc
cretions of an abundance of nourish-
ment for the child, and shortens the
period of confinement
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WASHDAY.

Ladies, do not forget our ''Bee Hive"
and Electric" Soap tomorrow Keep
your washerwoman good natured by
supplying her with Our Soap. Remem-
Der fannels cannot shrink when
washed with Bee Hive Soap. We make
good soap, we do.
GRANT SOAP CO.,
J. F. Grant, Manager.
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mAD AME s1sioNT.
WASHDAY.

Ladies, do not forget our "Bee Hive"
and Electric" Soap tomorrow. Keep
your washerwoman good natured by
supplying her with Our Soap. Remem-
Der fannels cannot shrink when
washed with Bee Hive Soap. We make
good soap, we do.
GRANT SOAP CO.,
J. f. Grant, Manager.
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Ives Cobb and Mr.. Harry Sherman.
Salt Lake society is enjoying the
presence this summer of two Califor-
mia bellies. They are Miss Laura Nc
donald and Miss Blythe Mcdonald,
who are the guests of the Misses
Preston. They are the daughters of
Captain James Mcdonald, a we'll
known San Francisco capitalist
Or. Niles left for Europe yesterday
and will there pursue his studies in
medicine and surgery.
Judge and Mrs. Boyle, of Chicago,
are the guests Of Judge and Mrs. Nc
Nally.
Miss Sprague and Miss Hardness
have returned from their visit to Man
itou.
Miss Anna Mcbride, daughter of
Judge John r. Mcbride, and Miss Wat
son. of California. are visiting the city
as the guests of Miss Maud Hardy.
The san Francisco Wave of a recent
date gives a complimentary notice to
Miss Winnie Kimfball, of this city, who
mas been spending the summer in Cali
1ornia's metropolis.
Miss Hoge was at Brighton during
The week.
Mr.. Pollock and Mr. Wickes were
hosts at a pretty dinner on Wednesday
evening. The guests entertained on the
occasion were: Mr.. and Mrs. d. b.
empHstead, Miss Helen Sherman,
Miss Aft.
AIRS. LIE Grand Young, accompanied
by her family, has gone to Soda.
Mr.. D. C. Dunbar is back from his
visit at Soda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jennings are
again at Soda. Springs.
Mrs. L. ]. Birshland. of Boise, who
has been the guest for some time of
DR.. and Mrs. Pinkerton, has returned
10 her home in Idaho.
Miss Bertha Reed is spending few
days at the Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ Dinwoodey
returned from Europe on Friday.
Miss May Jordan, Of Ottawa, Kan,
Is the guest OF her aunt, Mrs. V. A.
Bloor.
Mrs. NJ. Morley has returned from
a California trip.
MIR. and Mrs. T. ]. webber have re-
burned from brief visit at Brighton.
Miss Kerr left yesterday for the Fox
ranch in Idaho, where she will spend
a week.
Mrs. w. II. Pitts entertained small
party Of friends at a lake party on
Tuesday. Those who took the trip
were: Mr. and Mrs. Shepard Elliot
of Buffalo, DR.. and Mrs. Pinkerton,
Mrs. Kissicl Mrs. kimball, Miss Kim
g,ali Mr.. Pitts, Miss Pitts.
AIr. Leonard Fowler. whose little
work. ''Under the Shadows of Moroni'
has won him literary prominence
among Salt Lakers, left for Denver
last night. On Friday he gave a din
1ler. party at the Knutsford for few
OF his friends and later entertained
them at a box party at the theatre
His guests were Messrs. Beetcher, OF
Denver: DonneIlen, Skinner, Kerr and
Romney.
Miss woodruff gave a lake party or
Thursday to Saltair About fifty OF
her young friends enjoyed the trip
Q WHICH WAS Indfse III d SpcOA"l S@4'
II. G. Whitney, secretary of the
Utah Sugar company. left yesterday
for Brighton, where he will remain
over Sunday.
en- Tuesday next the supreme chic
companions Of the Companions Of thu
Forest viii arrive in the city, accom-
named by Messrs. Colonel Peisen, S
+. Waller. Harry Ryan, c. p. Kindo1
and r. Rasmussen, on their way t.
Boston. where the next session of ih'
supreme circle, Companions of the For
ast viii convene. They win be me
at the depot at S:05 a. m. by the fol
lowing committee: Mrs. Al b. Nc
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THE BARDIC CONGRESS.
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE EN-
DoRsES THE EIsTEDDFOD.

Entries For the Great Contest Will
Close September 1.-The Denver
Chamber of Commerce Also TAX
ing an Interest in the Festival
Bandmaster Klein Discourses on
the Military Contests.
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The Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Our Savior-Rey; E. Skab 90
pastor; service Sunday at 5 p. M IN 3li
munion will be administered at 1880 p m.
Sunday school at 1880 p. M; pastor
residence 2S7 South Fourth East street.
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from i'Aida,'' by Verdi, angels Ever
Bright and Fair and THE Nuns
Prayer" by Lefebure Wely, Gavotte and
Rondo in b by Bach, Festive Overture by
Leutner. All seats free and everybody
invited. Prayer meeting Wednesday at
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My heart leaps up when [ behold
a flower ever so rare;
So was it when my life began;
So is it now | am a man;
So let it be when I am old,
or LET me diei
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Greatest Sale of the Season.

Closing out all Shirt Waists, Silk
Waists, Duck Suits, Fall Capes and
Jackets at immense reductions. See
our center counters at
II. AUERBACH & BRO.
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St. Marks Cathedral-The Bishop.
rector Eleventh Sunday after Trinity;
hoIv communion, 7:30 a. M; Sunday
school. 9 a. m; morning prayer; sermon,
ii a. m; evening service, 1880.
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eleventh Sunday after Trinity; holy com
munion. 7:3O a. M: Sunday school. q.
m; evening prayer and sermon, 80.
Rev. D. Douglas Wallace, prlest-ln-
charge.
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The Philosophical society meets in room
sos Progress block at IL a. m; SUBJECT:
''Eyolution of the Universe study class
meets same place Mondays at p. m. All
invited
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st. Johns Chapel-Perkins addition,
eleventh Sunday after Trinity; sunday
school at 8 p. m; evening prayer an no SER
mon by the Rev. Allen Smith at 7;5o.
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Inc past week has been the dullest
mat society has spent this season
Nearly everyone who could has taken
night 10 summer resorts. Most of
Them will not return, either until Sep
nember winds do war upon the season
of heat.
Society made merry at few dinner
parties. but there were none of tba
larger and more formal functions.
Lake excursions have been preferred
by society's members to indoor enter
Salnments, and Saturday at Saltair
brought out an unusually large con-
1ingent of the four hundred.
charming function of the week
WAS a dinner party given on Friday
evening at their elegant Brigham
street home by Mr. and Mrs. Richard
macintosh. Only a small party were
present, and the event was informal
and delightful
Mr.. .. E. Burley gave a dinner on
thursday night at the Alta. 1t was a
pretty affair. The service was perfect
IN every way and a most delectable
menu was enjoyed. The occasion was
very sociable one and the guests
were most pleasantly entertained by
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Coming Back

Coming Back
For the famous Wilson shirts, perfect
fitting, all sleeve lengths and neck
sizes. Brown, Terry & Woodruff Co.,
142 Main street.
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Church OF Christ Scientist. Q. o. f.
hall. Market street. Service at II a. m,
subject. Crossing the Jordan Expert
ence meeting Friday at $50 p. M Free
reading room in same building open daily.
All welcome.
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Mrs. Moyle. Mrs. Dey, Mrs Labarthe,
Mrs. Little, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. K.
K. Thomas, Mrs. P. w. Madsen, Mrs.
George Romney, jr., Mrs. c. e. Angel,
Mrs DR.. Grummell. Mrs Alexander
Mitchell, Mrs. Judd, Mrs. A. Miner,
Mrs. a. w. McCune and Mrs. Jane
Freeze. The committee cordially in
vites all of the Democrats in the city
TO be present, particularly the ladies.
Mrs. J. W. Farrell and family re-
turned last week, after spending a
pleasant month in Parley's canyon.
The ladies of ST. Marks guild will
tender farewell reception to Bishop
and Mrs. Leonard at Rowland Hall on
Thursday evening, August %. from s
to II o'clock Friends and acquaintance
es are cordially invited to be present
without further notice
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Tuesday night services at Murray. Otto
kuhr, minister.
Westminster PRESBYTERIAN Church-On
Fourth West streets between. First and
Second South street; preaching in the
morning at II by the pastor, the Rev. +.
l.. Arnold; Sunday school at 12:15 noon;
Northwest Sunday school, on SIKH West
street at $3.50 p. M; junior Christian En-
deavor meet at 4:45 p M; young peoples
Society Christian Endeavor at p. m.
No evening service during August, but
next Sunday the usual morning and
evening services will be resumed.
Prayer meeting next Wednesday evening
at 8 D. M, led by Mr.. r. b. Quay; SUBJ
ject: Take Heed, Watch" read Mark,
chapter Is, verse 80 to 81.
First Congregational = Corner First
South and Fourth East, Rev. Clarence T.
Brown pastor. Morning service at IL
o'clock with sermon by the pastor; sub
iect: The Plowman Overtaking the
Reaper" Sunday school at lib; young
peoples c. E. meeting, Gas p. M: vesper
service and organ recital at p. m.
Prelude and Fugue by Bach, Romanza
major by Beethoven. grand march
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Where can I go to get away from
the heat and dust?
Go to Saltair.
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the amiable host. Those who enjoyed
1he event were: Mr.. and Mrs. D. B.
Hampstead, the Misses Shearman,. Mr..
Ives Cobb and Mr.. Harry Shearman
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Religious notices inserted free = >sis
column if handed in before noon on sat

Services in the Fourteenth ward as
sembly hall Sunday afternoon at p NJ
Elder B. H. Roberts will preach.
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Or. Niles left for Europe yesterday
and will there pursue his studies in
medicine and surgery.
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Go to saltair today and enjoy your
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Swedish Lutheran Zion Church.-Corner
Rev. A. ?. Martin, pastor. Divine service
al 1880 a. m, subject, 1.-TWO Worshippers
in the Temple of Jerusalem evensong at
S D. M; Sunday school at l2;l5 p M;
sermon and prayer on Wednesday evening
at S o'clock.
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and German societies in this city. Next
Tuesday night services at Murray. Otto
kuhr minister.
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Judge and Mrs. Boyle, of Chicago,
are the guests Of Judge and Mrs. Nc
Nally
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Y. NJ. c. A, Holmes building, I'll State
street; gospel meeting for men only to-
day at / p. m. Address by Rev. George
Richie of the Congregational church.
All men are invited and will be cordially
welcomed.
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subject. |C1OSSlIlS ljlG 1@APSA4
ence meeting Friday at $50 p. m. Free
reading room in same building open daily.
All welcome.
Swedish Lutheran Zion Church.-Corner
Second South and Fourth East streets,
Rev. A. 2. Martin, pastor. Divine service
at 1890 a. M. subject, 1.-Two WorShlpperS
in the Temple of Jerusalem, eVenSonS at
u. M; Sunday school at l2:15 p. M;
sermon and prayer on Wednesday evening
at o'clock.
Y. NJ. C. A., Holmes building, 211 State
street; gospel meeting for men only to-
day at p. m. Address by Rev. George
Richie of the Congregational church.
All men are invited and will be cordially
welcomed.
The Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints at MISSION
Chapel-south side Of second 9Ilird G T;s st
Preaching at II a. M. and f;3O D. M. ny
Elder Heman C. Smith; Sunday school at
10 a. m.
Phillips Congregational Chureh-Seventh
! East and Fifth South, Dana w. Bartlett,
pastor, residence $40 East Third South;
( Preaching at II a. NJ; Sunday school d.
services lrl at S O'clock. The public made
welcome to all the services.
Liberty Park, NJ. E.-sunday school at
$50. Henry w Parker, superintendent;
Epworth league at 7:15, r. W. salt, iead /,
er; subject: 1.-The Demoniac Healed:
Preaching, morning by the pastor at IL
o'clock, and in the evening at g. by Kew
Samuel Hooper Murray. j. D. Gillian,
pastor.
st. Paurs Chapel-Fourth South and
Main street Eleventh Sunday after
Trinity; a. m. holy communion; 9:45 a.
m; Sunday school; II a. M, morning n
prayer; p. M, evening , prayer; f 9a 81
PauIs will serve luncheon at St Mark
school house Wednesday, August 70.
Enolisb 1ntheren Church of the Holy
Trinity-Rev James E. Beates, pastor;
eleventh Sunday after Trinity; services
today at II a. m; Sunday school at 9:45
a. m. No evening service. Evening ser r.,
vices will be resumed the first Sunday IN
September All services are held IN
Memorial chapel on Fourth East between
Third and Fourth South streets StranS-
ers are cordially welcomed. Parsonage
. at rear of chapel.
The Central Christian Church-Corner
Third East and Fourth South streets
Sunday school at 9:40 a m; preacnlng ga az
at $50 D. M; prayer meeting wednesday
at s D. m; subject of evening sermon
Chrfstianity,What Is IT, to you s are cor
MIR Clay has returned from his Vaca-
: ton and will occupy the pulpit
First German Evangelical Lutheran
st. Johns Church.-Olr services will be
, held today and for the next two months
in the afternoon at p. M. instead OF
in the morning, in our church on Seventh
South and Fifth West by Rev. Otto kuhr
Sunday school at p. m. NO service here
! next Sunday, but on Sept. our congre
cation is invited to celebrate the 18th
anniversary of the great battle at Sedan
which day is of the greatest importance
) man people. Therefore our congregation
is invited to celebrate this day at Gar
field beach in common with all Germans
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Miss Sprague and Miss Hardness
have returned from their visit to Man
iUou.
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Miss Anna Mcbride, daughter of
Judge John Il. Mcbride, and Miss Wat
son. of California, are visiting the city
as the guests of Miss Maud Hardy.
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The Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints at Mission
Chapel|South side of Second South
street between Second and Third East.
Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by
Elder Heman c. Smith; Sunday school at
10 a. m.
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Salt Lake society is enjoying the
presence this summer of two Califor-
mia bellies. They are Miss Laura Nc
Donald and Miss Blythe Mcdonald,
who are the guests of the Misses
Preston. They are the daughters of
Captain James Mcdonald, a we'll
known San Francisco capitalist.
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The San Francisco Wave of a recent
date gives a complimentary notice to
Miss Winnie KimIball, of this city, who
mas been spending the summer in Cali
fOrnia's METROPOLIS.
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Miss woodruff gave a lake party on
Thursday to Saltair About fifty of
her young friends enjoyed the trip,
which was made in special car.
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Miss Hoge was at Brighton during
the week
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II. G. whitney, secretary of the
Utah Sugar company, left yesterday
for Brighton, where he will remain
over Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Weber have re-
burned from a brief visit at Brighton.
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Phillips Congregational Church-Seventh
East and Fifth South, Dana W. Bartiett,
pastor. residence $40 East Third South;
Preaching at II a. ~; Sunday school at
i2:15 D. m; Junior endaayor at 5:15 p. M.
Christian Endeavor at p. M; evening
services at o'clock. The public made
r,o1nnroa IN all the services.
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Mrs. w. II. Pitts entertained small
party Of friends at a lake party on
Tuesday. Those who took the trip
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard Elliot,
of Buffalo, Dr. and Mrs. Pinkerton,
Mrs. Kissick. Mrs kimball, Miss Kim
ball, Mr.. Pitts, Miss Pitts.
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The next academic year will begin
Sept. is. The following courses are
prOVided:
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Mrs. NJ. Morley has returned from
q California trip.
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Miss Kerr left yesterday for the Fox
ranch in Idaho, where she will spend
a week