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ton moi the Greatest Destroyer Of
Human Lie.


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NOTICE 10 oREDIToRs.


Estate Of Caroline seldom, deceased.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN ny Tux
~ undersigned, administrators OF The Css
tate Of Caroline Hcddnu, deceased, TO the
creditors OF ana all persons having claims
hgainat tho said deceased, 10 sauiut them
with mo necessary vouchers. within four
months after the nrst publication Of this no.
urr 20 thr said EmtIy y. Cuuulo, At No. 90 y
second Wsat street SAT- Lake CITY Utah. 10
the County Of NNt Lake.
Dated April U, ls.h,
THOMAS T. Seldom,
EMILY j, CONuIt.
Administrators OF tho estate OF caroline Sod
don. urHFnHHH
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NOTICE

rINUE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
Il the stockholders u Lion's SAVINGS Hank
aud Tfust conn any Will BE- held NJ the COM
paay's once. noe, j. :. s tast Temple street.
salt LAte CITY, Uthh. 90 Monday, June iat
iEe A. 10 M, Tor the election " directors
hnr for such other business a. may come boz
WV WiiFOEp WOODBURY.
rresidonL
GEORGE N. CANS0S.
Dated salt Lake city. NAV sth. isG
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AN ORDINANCE


tEctiuN ,. w. y ordained by tho CITY Coun.
gu o' salt late CITY. stats of Utah: That tho
Police department Of salt Lake CITY, sHal
consist of the Hoard uf Police and IRE Com.
missioner. % emo aud captain q Police,
diunnal oflCCus aud men
Sec 2. AZ urriuancOe nr parts or ordlnan.
Gee 10 conhict with this ordnance are hereby
repealed.
Soc . Tbls ordinance shall "a so effect from
AMI after iif approval
Passed by the CltY Council % salt Lake
city. state Of Utah. Aprl 1lsi. sgI and 10.
TERED to tho Mayor tor ms approval.
IstAtl DAVID 4. EMERY.
fify Recorder
hg@ JAMES GLENDiNNiNG.
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NOTICE. 10 CONTRACTORS.

once Of fhe board OF Public Nurstt hoom
so City HAL, salt Lake CITY,
May 18Th. lFG
SsEA1ED PROPOSALS WILL nE RE.
- crivCd A. this once until .ll O'Clock u. us
on "wednesday, jane lrd, isll for the wort OF
constructing cutters Iof concrete anu plaster
with cast iron coyeral for conveying the ifrtEa.
ton And storm waiUr across firft second Aud
Third south reefs ai the intersection ~ -inta
ana EAst Temple streets rcarrrtyelY. accord.
Ing 10 plans In the CitY khuntora utce.
distractions o. hlddUrs, together with fpccls
ncatous and forms for contract ard bond can
BE- obtained upon hppuratiou a. the once Of
the board.
The rights reserved 10 reject any aud all
hide.
iiy order OF tbo Hoard IT Public Workl.
A. D. puEtMus, Chairman.
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CITY and County Of SALT Lake, -
], DAVID 3 hmory, recorder tn and for salt
Inte Ci'y. tate % Utah. DO hereby certify
inst the auoyO and forofOina h full, true and
correct copy ut IN ordinance entitled AN
ordinance liking tho number OF officers and
men ~ Nhtch TIE Police Department nf salt
ls1tu CITY shall cnnsisL" passed BY tho City
Nouuch u salt Lake Cty, state Of Utah,
Apr'l .lst lti, aud approved by the Mayor
Anfh 2'ih, lsti, a. appears u record In my
in witness whereof I have hrtcuntn aot my
hand aul anlNrd the corporate seat Of said
city, THIS the 2lth duy OF April, a. D., iNi0.
SEAL DAVID y. EMEitY,
Cry Mucurdtr
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NOTICE.
Cold Queen Mining Company, a corporation Of
Lago cry, Utah

NOTICE rs uIUEuY GiyTN THAT At
~ hmartins OF me Hoard Of directors Of
rItut 81 Ten lUI rrula Der share was levied
on the capital STOCK % thr corporation. pay
uulu az once, 90 hank ", himball, Treasurer,
uany uTst nuUr, Mccormick building, corner
uf MAN anu tirai South streets. rais
Lake CITY. Utah Any STOCK Upon whieh 'nla
assessment may rtmulu unpaid on Nay lIh.
lsH. will ho delinquent aud aiyrrttod tor
sale. NJ public tutuuu, and unless payment D.
JADE before Will be- sold uu jane lhL ls0N 10
pay thr Do iuquOnt assessment tnFuthrT with
cost Of advertising and expense Of sale
j. n. HICKMAN,
secretary.
Room gl., Second Tl0or, Atlas Block. SAT-
Lake CITY, Utah.
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NOTICE.
In tho District Court Probate Division. Third
Judicial District in and Tor SAT- Lake
County, state Ot Utah.
10 the matter Of the estate u james ~. IA,
mrr, deceased,

mrr, deceased.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. v.
~ Taylor Administrator Of tho estate ~
James 81, FARMER, deceased, haH rendered for
sriiIruunti hud nIDt On FHld court, his final
account ~ MS adninihtratlOn ~ saii estate
ana petition for huAl dltUluutlUu m thf reel
due of flld estate among tho persuus entitled
thereto and that Tursdhy inc 10th day NJ
June, A. u l-g. az 10 O'Clock o.. 3D.. al tho
court room Of sara court, in the county court
house, 7hIt Lake CITY and County, UtAh, has
been .uy appointed by che Judge Of said
colIt for tie settlement Of said account ana
hearing sara petition for distribution, At which
pWr aud Mace any prrHOn interested m SAID
r'thlo may appear and show cause, II any
thcro De, why said account should not be set.
g I'D hud approved and hnal distribution made
aH prayed for
Dated May 10Th, lsld,
BYA. Q, REESE. Deputy Ciert 0''','
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NOTICE
In tho District Court Probate Division. Thin
Judicial District iu and FOR salt Lake
County, state ofuuh.
In tho matter ot tho Estate OF George "
Crowley Deceased.

go hlNN AHAhNAN w NNN NHAANN OF AuUTEN W
Crowley Deceased.
DUReUANr 10 An ORDER or SAID
L rou T. On fhid matter, notice h hereby
gwen tnlt McdnfsdNy, the 2tth uay Of May
u. lsii, at ~ O'Clock o. M, az tho C0unty
Court house in ralt LAKE CIV, UtAh, in mo
court room NJ said court has been
appointed mo tins aud place Tor ire
hearing Oi petition OF s. Hays, pray.
NIX Tor inc admission 10 probate Of a
certain document herewith Ufrsen ed, pur.
porting "a DO the last will ana testament "
Hoorgo W. Crowley deceased, when and
where az persons interested may appear and
oppose tho probate ~ sara Will, or the grant
luf oi lelleTs ot administration with the Will
annexed o. mo said petitioner hs prayed Tor
boa FaIu petition
laud anu an1ed mo seal Of SAID court. tails ljth
day 81 May, A. D, 1896
lsLAl.l o. y. STANTON,
Clerk.
hy A, O. RErsH. Deputy CLERK.
tAASG hoifAAS, Attorney for Petitioner.
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NOTICE 10 CRtDlTORs7


Estate VI John MoIlou, Deceased
NOTlCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ~ rHE
~ undoTtlguci, adminsiFAlrIE 81 tue etiate
N John holuu. lrreHtni, tn the creditors ~,
aud 40 purous having aims Aghiust tho
said deemed, 80 rNuiUit them with tho nerFs.
sArY Youchtrs, within four months after tho
lrst pul.lcAuun % tlln notice. tD The F1it
lIEllo Mellon NHrEbtil A. No. $50 Constitution
building, salt LaHo CIiN, In tho County OF salt
sku.
Dated AurIl 9Th 1850.
LIZZIE MELLON MARC ETTs.
AdminlstratriH Of the Estate ~ John Mellon,
decreased.
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NOTICE..

To tho stackhdldett OF the Grown point 60 ID
and silver Mining Company
fINHERE WILL rs HELD on FRIDAY,
MAY l1th ncNtatu o'clock am. a. room
80 Mrgufnics building SAT- lake tiiy, titan,
q meeting 81 the at0rtho Gers Of tho af0fo'
mentioned company, l0t the purpose oi elect
meas az may DO prOurTly brought before a.
joins UEtk frcaldUut
SAIL LAkE CtrT, April q, isl1,
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Estate SHOULD not Do made.
"M l.. n. ALLAN, JH., TuE ApMtyt4
w razor 81 thg cttate 81 Wa. l.. y Allen.
deceased. having nled his petition Icrylb' ding
Ncrlncdi PRAYING for no order of sale OF hii tto
real estate q said docodgnt. Tor the purp0ss
tuttoln set form, 10 o. therefore ordered uF tHr
!luso % SAID ruuft that al persons .u.
icgcstel ia the estate ~ sali deceased, arp6fr
uclufg we hMd biatricuDuuri u Fuday thr an
Jay o. Nay ls9h,A.iu O'Clock iu The forenoon as
salu uhyi AZ the ruuu room Of said District
tourt, ~ ihe County tourl house. 10 tho rIte
anl county Of salt IAtr. state % Utah. 10
fhuW cause WY an order should not III
hfahteu % tue said administrator, % aoI 81
much Of the real csiata OF The aAid dsrsssrf
70 private SAFE hH shall DO necessary, and tHai
q copy u thus prior he published al least tom
successive weeks iu Tho uosorut Etonue NcvH
newspaper printed and puuIsnUd In rsit
tity and County
Dated April !ilh, lEd
IL GRAND YOUNG.
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NOTICE no CREDITORs


Estate Of Eliza Oxby Matthews, deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uudpuiHurd, administrator OF the es
tate ~ LIMA uAuv Matthews, deceased, TO thH
creditors ~, and Hl persons having claims
against tue tlId deceased. 10 exhibit them
with tho necessary yOuchOrl wlthlu Ten months
after thc lrHt publication 90 thiH notice. 90 the
said administrator at ut Main street. hHlt lake
CITY lu The County ~ SAT- Lake, utah
Dated April !0th, 1885
n, 8, wOOILEY,
Admin'tira'or N tho Eatato Of ElIla 'O1by
Matthews. deceased.
IEAAn N. NJ AmmL.I-L. ALInrnru tnr ..Lat.
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hy order 81 tho board OF nlrestora Of tho
Gold Queen Mining umuAuy. tho date 0f the
delinquency ~ the above Afsetsmeut h eH,
tended TO June liih, 1898, and tho date OF taio
10 jay lat, 1870
!. / Haywood. Secretary.
dated NAV IN. isya
first publication runs supplemental notice.
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EsTRAY POUND NOTICE.,

nSE GRAY MARE AHpUr o YFAHs
" 0ld' brand looks Ike Efl on len 'llsh.
n the above described Anlm + Il not olaimad
and taken away on or before friday, June
iIh, 1881, she win DO sold 90 the highest BID
der ~ Arcu1n at city rstrAy pound.
JOuN %. MATTON.
Pound hrpnef
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John HAHN. PLAINTIFF
T. W Jones. defendant

Inc STATE OF Utah sends greeting 1, 4 N,
Jones. defendant W
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In tho District Court Probate division. TbIf.
Judicial pttfict iu aud tor SAT- Lac
County, state Of ttAh
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SUMMING

III tue t piii,it gogr. O the Third juds,
IQunt5 OF SAT- fato
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In The matter Of the Estate Of VIM. L.. y. Allen.
deceased
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LEGAL NOTICE.


ia the matter Of tHe estate Of william a.
Iyluy, decreased
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NOTlce OF TRUSTEES SAFE.

usted May 20. lsJ.
tfirst publication May "a. 1905 }
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~ q, q, hEEsI, Deputy CLERK
FRANZ holfAAs, attorney t0r admnl6tTA,
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TIIE TXrOsiTioN OF 1907.

The work on the great industrial
exposition 10 be holi here next year In
rapidly goirg on, The art building
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-02
Weddings and Enrarements.

The engagement of Miss Edna Mae Jones
and Mr.. Fred Garfield Watson is announced.
DR.. and Mrs. Ira Van Camp announce the
engagement of their daughter, Clara Butte
Van Camp, to Mr.. Edward Raymond McMa-
hon. The wedding will take place in Oc-
tober.
One Of the social events of the coming
month will be the marriage of Miss Edna
Mae Jones and Mr.. Fred Garfield Watson.
The ceremony will be performed at the
First Methodist Episcopal church on Wednes-
day evening, August 10, at 8 o'clock.
A very pretty wedding occurred Wednes-
day noon at the nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Finley, the ceremony uniting Miss Sara Fin
ley and Mr.. B. Boyd, both Of this city. Be-
sides the relatives only a few intimate
friends were present. The ceremony was
performed by DR.. Gilchrist, after which a
wedding breakfast was served.
The house was profusely decorated with
sweat peas, which were also the flowers
worn and carried by the bride, blending
becomingly with her white gown. The many
beautiful presents showed the high esteem
in which the bridal couple is held. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boyd left on the afternoon train for a
three weeks trip, visiting Salt Lake and
other western points.
Mrs. Martha Stadden and Mr.. Edward
Donovan, both of this city, were quietly
married on Wednesday, July %. The we'd
ding was a pretty one, but was witnessed
by only a few intimate friends of the bride
and groom. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Vawter, pastor Of the First Chris
tian church. After August Is Mr.. and
Mrs. Donovan will be at home to their
friends at 212 South Seventeenth street.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-02
SURPRISED Mr.. Roberts,

Henry r.. Roberts had a pleasant surprise
rendered him Tuesday evening last, that had
been well planned, and was cleverly ex-
ecuted by his wife. He accepted an invita-
tion to a card party at a neighbours house,
from which place he was called home later
tc find himself surrounded by a number
of his friends. Many fine gifts were re-
ceived. Card playing was INDUCED in and
good music was heard, Mr., Don Marrenno
rendering several vocal selections in a
creditable manner. A repast was later
served in the dining room, which was well
decorated with flowers, sweet peas prevail
ing.
The guests we've: Mr.. and Mrs. Doering,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward LaPage, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Adams, Mr. and Mrs. b. Carmello,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Crabtree, Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford. Mrs.
Brady, Mrs. Wolcott, Miss Crawford,
Messrs. Don Marrenro and Harry LaPage.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-02
Minor Functions of the Week.

MISS Perle Urlau was very agreeaDly sur
prised last Thursday by a humber of her
friends.
Miss Mabel Barber entertained a num-
Der of her friends at a delightful party on
Tuesday evening last.
In honor of Miss May Bell Miller of
Richmond, KY, Mrs. Heth entertained at
luncheon on Thursday afternoon.
The Omaha Guards will have their
monthly competitive drill followed by an
informal dance as usual on Monday night.
Miss Edna Gown on Tuesday entertained
the members of the Merry Movements club
and a few other friends at a delightful
dancing party.
The following party of Omaha young
women will spend a portion OF this week In
recreation at Waterloo: The Misses John
ston, Harriet Johnston, Nelson, Wilson, Mel
lie Wilson and Lewis.
In honor of Miss Gertrude Branch of this
city the Misses Closson of Lincoln gave a
trolley party in the Capital city on Monday
evening last. The enjoyable ride was fol-
lowed by an impromptu concert, after which
refreshments were served.
Miss Clara Palmer arranged a party of
young folks, which left for Dome Lake on
Thursday last. 1t was chaperoned by Mrs.
H, f. Palmer, and consisted of Misses Helen
Willard, Crounse, Kountze, Campbell,
Palmer; Messrs. Herman Kountze, Luther
Kountze, Herbert Rogers, Edgar Morsman
and Mr.. William Rogers.
In honor OF Miss Mabel Baum of Salt Lake
City, who is visiting her grandparents, Mr..
and Miss Daniel Baum of this city, a pleas
ant porch party was given on Tuesday
evening. Those present were: Misses Mabel
Baum, Herberta Jaynes, Jessie McCune,
Fannie Cole, Sadie Alexander, Della Sears,
Elizabeth Allen, Mamie Keys; and Messrs.
Charles Powell, Hal Yates. Ben Cotton,
Ward Clarke, Albert Christie and Louis
Reed.
In honor OF Miss Metan Buxbaum OF Chi
cago and Miss Fanny Cohen Of Sioux City
Misses Jessie Lobman and Louise Heller
gave a hay ride on Wednesday evening,
After a drive through the city the guests
returned to the adjoining homes of the young
women, where Refreshments were served on
the lawn. The grounds were brilliantly
illuminated by fairy lamps, Chinese Ian
terms and incandescent lights. Games were
played until the small hours Of the morn
ing. Those present were: Misses Bux-
baum OF Chicago, Cohen OF Sioux City,
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-02
uiub scbooI GIRLS, OUTING.

Lake Manawa was a scene of enjoyment
last Wednesday afternoon and evening, the
occasion being an outing party by a number
of Omaha High school girls, chaperoned by
Mrs. |. B. Lawrence and Mrs. W. H.. Nc
Nerney. Boating, bathing and tobogNnning
were INDUCED in at Manhattan beach, after
which the party. being met at the Grad
Plaza by a number of Omaha boys, enjoyed
an elegant lunch. After dancing several
numbers the party was recognized in
Council Bluffs fhf their High school yells.
Those present were: Mrs. /. b. Lawrence,
Mrs, w. H., ,McNerney, Winnie Bishop,
Blanche HoSland, Myrtle Carr. Mabelle
Fries, Mabel Armstrong, Minnie Gailus, Hat
tie Gunther, Jessie Lawrence and Ethel
Austin. iI D
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-02
Dancing Party for Miss Shaver.

In honor of Miss Shaver, sister of Mrs.
Archibald Love, Mrs. J. J. Dickey gave a
dancing party on Friday evening. Her
guests were: Misses Edith Craven, Louise
Doherty, Rowena Higginson, Eva Kennard,
May Bartlett, Mabel Barber, Ethel Morse,
Florence Morse, Enda Robson, Myrtle
Robson, Lydia Moore, Bessie Towle, Her.
berta Jaynes, Elizabeth Peck, Helen Peck,
Marie Crounse, Fayette Cole, Fannie Cole,
Adele Fitzpatrick, Carrie Merger, Elizabeth
Korty, Mamie Moore, Wardlow OF Nebraska
City; Messrs. Samuel Burns, Roy Crum-
mer, Bert Raymond, Asa Shiverick, Bert
Hardy, Noteware Of Chicago. Harry Lind
sey, Horace Burr, Frank Martin, Mosher
Colpetzer, Paul L~udington, Ross Towle.
Fred Lake, Russell Wilbur, Paul Hoagland,
William Gown, Ben Cotton, Dwight Swobe,
Harry Wilkins, Thomas Creigh, Ralph Con-
nell, Clarke Powell, Stockton Heth, Hilton
Fonda, George Purvis, Hal Shears, Charlie
Muenterfering, Michael GARRISON and Mac
MOrriSion.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-02
Farewell 10 MIR. Mitchell.

A pleasant farewell and lawn social was
given in honor of Mr.. r. D.. Mitchell last
Thursday evening at Hanscom park by Miss
May Butterfeld and Miss Josephine Frost.
The crowd began 10 gather at 8 o'clock at
the pavilion. About eighty were present to
participate in the games and sports, in
which all took an active part. About 10
O'Clock they were called together to partake
of the sumptuous supper that was spread
before them. to which all did justice TO
themselves. Nicely rendered music was
furnished for the occasion and all present
enjoyed it immensely.
Mr.. Mitchell. in whose honor the party
was given, departed Saturday for his nome
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-02

mack, Julia Hoffmayr, Lulu Peycke, Hester
Taylor, Lee White, Mary Johnson, Stella
Burton, Bertha Shackleford, Babe Shackle-
ford; Messrs. Ralph Shepard, George Win
slade, Brace Fonda, Hans Hansen, John
Buchanan. Fred Dale. Kenneth Evans, Will
Johnston, Ray Sttaley, Rex Morehouse, Char
lie Powell, Robert Towne, Willard Hopkins,
Ward Baker, Fred Cuscaden, Lee McShane,
Clarke Powell, Karl Connell, Will Irons,
Colt Campbell, Jack Sharp, Charlie Evarts,
Frank Manchester, Walter Lyon New York,
and Lester Rahm.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-02
Miss surenson Makes n Hit.

The followipgy complimentary notice of a
former OmahaH, rthe daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Sorenson, is taken from a Portland
paper of recent issue:
Zone of the most delightful numbers on
the really artistic musical program of the
closing session Of the Oregon Congress of
Women, which has been furnished during
the session, followed in the soprano solo OF
Miss Blanche Sorenson, The Gondolier's
Serenade.' Whatever the future of this
young woman and her voice. to a certainty she
is at present valuable to the musical circles
OF Portland. The number received unstinted
applause"
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-02

served at a late hour. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Sage, Misses Lille Sage, Cora
Stevenson, Gussie Loges, Lille Kellogg, Ida
Heyman, Mayme Goerne, Elma Lindquest,
Mary Swanson, Dora Jensen, Lottie Yates,
Grace Shelly, Mamie Sage. Carrie Epley
and Messrs. Fred Stiles, w. A. Miller, c.
e. Wood, G. j. Carlson, A. A. Yule, Fred
Lagesen, Charles Norris, Mont Harris
George Foster, Oliver Lewis, John Hamer
Fred Fisher, Edward Sage. Paul Wander.
wort, jr., J. e. Bell, George Elton, w. l.
Foster, S. A. Hutchinson and George G
Weilope
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-02
out ON "A Hayrack.

A hay rack party was given by Misses
Bertha and Babe Shackleford last Wednes-
day evening. After a delightful ride through
the city the young people returned home,
where refreshments were served and dane
ing was INDUCED in until a late hour. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. j. b. Rahm
and Mrs. C. b. Shackleford.
Those invited were: Misses Ida Wilcox,
81. Louis; Clara Schroeder. George kennard,
Winifred Lemon. Clara Schmitz, Laura Hun
ter, Fanny Ward, Ruth Snowden, Edna Sher-
wood, Alma Claim, Coda Frank, Mary Wood,
Faith Potter. Fannie Puryis. May McCor-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-08-02
Society Goe, Wheeling.

One of the largest and most enjoyable
bicycle parties of the season was that given
by the Misses Fayette and Fannie Cole in
honor of Miss Adele Fitzpatrick Thursday
evening. Those who participated In the
amenities of the evening were: The Misses
Adele Fitzpatrick, Marion Day. May Bart
lett, Ethel Turkey, Jessie Weeks. Lydia
Moore, Rowena Higginson. Bessie Hulburt,
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