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Society has frightened perceptihly
during the past week. Although there
was only one large entertainment. there
have been many of the delightfully."- in
formal afternoon parties that are so
popular with the fair sex.
Next week will be very gay. Invita-
tons are already out for three large
dancing parties, while a number of
smaller affairs are promised.
Most Of the people who have country
places have already left, while the stay
at-homes are planning numberless al
fairs. Out-of-door entertainments are
gaining in popularity every day,
brought on, no doubt, by the devo5ees
of the wheel, who have discovered that
no town affairs are half so jolly as a
run down the country TO some delight
full house where they can lounge around
in cool shady hooks during the heat of
the day and. after enjoying an old
fashioned country dinner, ride home in
the early evening.
Another pleasant diversion is the BIZ
cycle tea One was given recently by
a charming belle. The guests were in
vited to ride to the mouth OF a nearby
canyon, where a delightfully."- cool spot
had previously been selected by the
hostess and here a delicious tea was
served, after which the guests lode
home by moonlight. The lake has also
come in for its share of attention. Not
a week passes without two or three
lake parties being given. 1t is still
an understood thing that Saturday
night viii find all the well known peo-
pie in attendance.
Orly a few more weeks of Saltair.
Society heaves a long, reverberaIing
sigh at the thought of it. The season
this year has been gayer than ever be-
fore, and society realizes more and
more, as summer fades away and win
ter locks the hot days in her snowy
embrace again, how Indispensable a
part Of their lives is the pavilion on
the inland waters. It is the pest mon
ument the west holds forth to the
world.
They were both members If society
Both of them lived on the north side
OF Brigham street. One OF them was
boy and the other was a girl, strange
TO say. The other night they had a
very awful and nerve SCATTERING adven-
ture. With bikes, Of course. They were
paying altogether TOO much attention
to such immaterial things as the moon,
holding hands, etc. and too little 10
the restricted bicycle district Thereby
they came TO grief. The policeman that
doomed up in front of them looked
about the size of the tabernacle, with
Moroni and his trumpet and the Knuts-
ford hotel on top of it. They were es-
corted to the police station, where their
autographs and several other valuable
things were taken. Also they were
given pressing invitation to visit the
police court the next morning
he was there in the morning prompt
~. They told him that the price of his
ride on forbidden boulevards was So.
and that the price of her ride on said
boulevards was ditto. She was not
there Now whether he had reached
that sublime state of serenity which is
summed up and described by tba+ An
glo Saxon explosive, broke" or whe-
Their he thought that however soul
satisfying her society was, it was not
valuable TO the extent of s.. The writer
OF this divineth not Maybe he was
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ciiltivating her society with the IDEA OF
gathering in some shekels, not Of dis
bursting them. The man in the moon
only knows Anyhow he paid his own
fine and left hers still standing on We
debit side of We police court "ecords.
Apollo and the gods. open the flood
gates of your eyes. We would weep.
One of the most delightful affairs in
the week was the party given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Farley j. Will
Jams by Miss Williams and Miss Roge
on Wednesday evening. 1t was thor
oughly informal, tennis being play ed
by those who understood the same,
while the remainder of the guests en-
ioyed stroll through the grounds lis
tening to the sweet strains OF the sui
was waiting from the direction of the
was waited from the direction of the
verandaS. Still others enjoyed a game
of billiards in the large hall at the top
of the house.
The Misses Hardness entertained
jolly party at Saltair Friday evening
The guests went out in Colonel Clay
tons private car. A dip in the lake
was enjoyed by all, after which deli
cious refreshments were served, fol-
lowed by dancing until a late hour. The
guests were Mrs. Downey, Mrs. Hol-
den. Miss Edna Sherman, Miss Aft,
Miss Williams, of Portland, Miss Kate
Williams Miss Sherman, Mr.. Dow
ney, Mr. Holden, Mr. Tom Davis, Mr..
Joe Davis, Mr.. Sharp, Mr.. Wicl1s, Mr..
Pavey, Mr.. Harry Sherman, Mr.. Law
renee, Mr.. George Wallace and Mr.. Va
rian.
Mrs David Hampstead and Miss
Hampstead entertained most charm
ingly at luncheon Thursday afternoon.
The table was deliberately decorated in
sweet peas and most delicious menu
was served. The guests were Mrs.
Woodruff, Miss Kimball, Miss Law
renee, Miss Sherman, Miss Bertha
Hampstead and Miss Edna Sherman.
A party of young people went out to
Garfield beach Thursday evening. This
was the first of a series Of similar af-
fairs that will be given there this sum-
mer. After returning to the city they
were entertained at supper by Miss
Sherman. Those present were Miss
Lawrence, Miss Park, Miss Kiesel, Miss
Katz. Miss Edna Sherman, Mr.. Hamp-
ton. Mr.. Lawrence, Mr.. Katz and Mr..
Sherman.
Miss Kiesel of Ogden is spending a
few days with Miss Park
Miss Eleanor Dolly has issued invi-
tations for a dancing party Thursday
evening.
Dr. and. Mrs. Pinkerton entertained
at tea Tuesday evening The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Bower of Iowa,
Mrs. Richardson of Montana, Dr. and
Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs. E. L. Bascom. Mrs
Pitts, Miss Pitts, Mr.. and Mrs Simondi,
DR.. Bascom, DR.. Worthington and Dr.
McAchran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelden, Mr. and Mrs.
Hobbs and Mr.. and Mrs. Judson left
Wednesday for Primrose camp to spend
their summer
Mrs. Kraft was the hostess of a Ken
sington tea Tuesday afternoon. The
house was artistically decorated in
palms, smilax and cut flowers, and a
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The regular meeting of the wonan's
Suffrage association will be held Tues
day afternoon at 2:30 in the Woman's
EXponet Office, room 22S Constitution
building. Everybody invited.
KATE H. GROESB Eek,
CASSIE c. NEUMAN. President.
Secretary
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Shoes

Our shoe sale will continue another
week All our goods offered are the
very latest styles and all sizes. Here
are four specials for this week:
All of Wright & Peters oxfords, tans
or blacks, regular, 81, at
$2.95.
An of Doree selby's Oxfords, tan or
blacks, regular So, and $3.50. at
1925.
All of j. H. Corners fine hand turned
Oxfords, regular SITS. at
$195.
An our $1.75, So. and $3.50 oxfords
at
$50.
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OGDEN SOCIETY.

The one great absorbing event of
the week was the entertainment of the
old folks, who visited the city to the
number of about 1000. The complete
success of the event has already been
described in these columns. Almost
every family in the county had some
share in making the affair the success
it was, as calls were Systematically
made from house to house to secure
aid.
One of the most pleasant events of
the past week was the high tea given
home on Tuesday afternoon in honor
of the 36th birthday of her daughter,
Mrs c. C. Richards. The invited
guests were for the most part those
who had associated with her in her
school days, and many were the happy
remembrances of school girl pranks
and happy associations in the old
/ home.
The afternoon passed merrily and at
| 5 o'clock an elegant luncheon was
served. AS the fried chicken and hot
| biscuits arrived on the scene the
guests were heard to remark that time
had vanished and they lived again
those happy days of bygone years.
Those present were Mesdames Bryant
1 Strlngham OF Salt Lake, h. II. Rolapp,
/ F. j. Cannon, Angus T. Wright, R. j.
Taylor. ]. A. West, L. M. Richards, j..
L. Herrick, R. P. Harris, Thomas Farr,
/ George Tolmie, j. D. Carnahan, Ezra
Farr j. w. West, Simon Higginboth-
am, Misses Ri1la Snyder, Olive Snyder,
Kate Carnahan, Pearl Richards, Lulu
Peery, Lettie Richards.
Monday night at the Hot. Springs
Mr.. and Mrs.4W. L. Maginnis enter
tanned a number of friends in honor of
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EAsT-BoUNp Excursions
Viz Rio crande Mestcrn hallway.

Via Rio Grande Western Railway.
Milwaukee and return $3.50. July i
IA and Is.
St. Louis and return $3.50. July L
10 and 20.
Omaha and return $50. August Is,
and IS.
Milwaukee and return $3.50, Angus
% and %.
st. Paul and return S97, August
and 90.
Through sleeping cars. Cool and dc
lightful trip through the mountains
Famous scenery. Comfortable equiv
ment.
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Marks for the summer. Mrs. Joseph
Brinker, of Salt Lake, who has been
visiting Mrs. Golding. returned to Zioa
Friday night.
Mr.. Addison j. Chamberlain and Mira
Hilma Cahill were quietly married on
Wednesday last.
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Duck suits, light grounds, blazer
Jacket, full skirt, a regular $3.50 suit
at
Duck suits, tan and navy, light
grounds. polka dots and stripes. blazer
Jacket. full skirt. at
S. 20.
Irish lawn suits, dainty light grounds
and figures and stripes, tight fitting
waist, full skirt, at
1925.
Organize suits, medium rich stripes,
Ivelencienne lace trimmed, full skirt and
lsleevs. ar
so75.
Ladies Suits, Blazer. and Box Jacket
lined and faced, skirt, full sleeves, vel
vet collar, come in gray and tan mixed
cheviot, good fitting; were 81, this week
SITE
SEE WINDOW.
WATCH THURSDAYS PAPER FOF
OUR BIG SPECIAL FOR THAT DAY
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A full line of bronze hose for ladi'
and children, just received at Il
Lace House.
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>Daily except Sunday.
Fare for round trip, 50 cents.
Olson's orchestra in attendance ev
cry afternoon and evening. Bathing
boating, dancing. The only whit
sandy beach on the lake.
Depot corner First South and Fourt
West d z. BURLEY.
General Agent
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Miss kirkpatrick is in Honolulu
Mr.. H. W. Lawrence has gone east.

Mr.. H. W Lawrence has gone east.
A lawn party will be given Tuesday
evening for the benefit of the Womans
Exchange at the home of Mrs. Gilmer
1t will be under the supervision of Mrs
Williams, Mrs. Smedley, Mrs. Wood
ward and Mrs. Glendinning. 1t prom
ises to be very successful.
Mr.. Matt Bidwell and party left this
morning for few days fishing in
Cottonwood canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Russell leave
Thursday for Soda Springs.
Miss Williams of Portland is visiting
Miss Kate Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Wantland leave
/ tomorrow for Denver to be gone three
months.
Mrs. William Jennings is spending a
week with Mrs. Iglehart at Brighton.
Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells leaves Thurs
day for Soda Springs,
Mrs. Grant H Smith is at Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Pettengin left
Monday for Madison, Wis, to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Jones left last
week for their summer home in Amer
lean Fork canyon.
Mrs. L. L. Archer gave the most
elaborate reception of the week. 1t
was most charming affair in every
particular.
Mrs. Ellen Clawson entertained fifty
ladies at a thimble bee Thursday af-
ternoon.
Mrs, W. H Brown gave a Logo
marchy party Thursday evening in
honor OF Miss Comfy of Boise City.
On Wednesday evening the Alcott
club, which is composed of 200 little
people, will be given lawn fete at the
home OF Mrs. Lynn.
Miss Katherine Culmer has issued
invitations to a large dance tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. S. B. Miner entertains Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. w. P. Lynn has organized a
Working Woman's league, which is
engaged in some very interesting work
1t meets once a. week at 8 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Lynn, when either a
musical or literary programme is rem
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Miss Bessie Gallagher gave a very
pleasant and successful lawn party on
Friday evening at her home, No. 661
South Fifth East. The grounds were
beautifully Illuminated with Japanese
lanterns and there were tables and
easy chairs scattered over the lawn.
Considerable amusement was occa-
stoned by the untangling of a cobweb
of Irvine which had previously been
placed all about the grounds. Ice
cream and cake We're served, and a
perpetual flow of claret punch, which
was brewed by the genial John
Gallagher-he of restaurant and
oySter-house fame. During the
evening an exhibition of pictures
was given by means of a magic Ian
tern, the guests all remaining seated
upon the lawn, and enjoying the
photos and fresh air All the same time.
The following were the guests assem-
bled: Misses Pearl and Cathie Gunner,
Miss Maggie Daily, the Misses Kate,
Alice and Bessie Clawson, Miss Min
ME Hardy, Miss Matte Lambert, Mrs.
j. V. Green, Mrs. Louis Van Dyke,
Mrs. S. c. Slaughter, Miss Margaret
Grass Miss Pauline Harrison, Miss
Neva Pratt. Miss Jean Hardy. Miss
Mabel Snow. Miss Rilla Gallagher,
Mrs. L. G. Hardy, Miss Mary Smith,
Mr.. George Lambert Mr. Carl Lollin,
Mr.. Victor Lollin, Mr.. Fred Daynes,
Mr.. Roy Daynes, Mr.. Ed Maddox, Mr..
Will Mcclellan, Mr.. julius Pratt, Mr..
l. G.. Hardy, Mr.. J. " Green, Mr..
Louis Van Dyke, Mr.. Bert Teasdel and
Mr. Tom Lambert
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A number of wei. known people left
last night for Soda Springs. Among
them were Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Dun
bar, Mrs. Game, Mrs. Guy M. Palmer
and Miss Hooper.
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BEAUTIFUL sALTAIR.

The Wild Waves Say Music
At Saltair this afternoon and evenin
by the K. of P. band.
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Skirts

Figured Brilliantine. velvet faced and
lined, very full, at
s1e5.
Fine serge skirt. navy and black,
.percoline lined. velvet faced. very full
"A So skirt for
S3.ss.
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Light Percale Wrappers, dainty
grounds, fancy stripes and patterns,
good styles. Our great $1.25 wrapper
at
Light Percale Wrappers. dainty sum-
mer coloring, sailor collars, full skirt, at
$I.OO.
Black figured sateen wrappers, all
sizes, wide skirt and full sleeves. These
are our regular $3.50 and $500 wrap
pers. All go Monday, and while they
last at
Percale wrappers, three styles, light
and medium grounds, some fancy braid
ed yokes, others square yoke with ruff
he; and others with plain yoke, gath
cred front and back, very wide skirts.
full bishop or leg of mutton sleeves,
were s1.25 to $I75. Monday at. soc.
Light lawn wrappers, bishop sleeves
and wide skirts at
$I.OO.
Percale wrappers, sateen finish, trim
med in the washable braid, full bishop
sleeves, wide skirt, at
s1oO
Watch Saturdays paper for Big Spec
ials. SATURDAY.
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Dark print, straight yoke back and
front extra wide skirt, full bishop
sleeves, only a few of them left, at
46c.
Wrappers in navy, stripes and fig
ures, full sleeves, wide skirt; our great
81 bargain; Monday and week at
6oe
Wrappers in navy and morning gray
and chocolate prints. stripes and figures
full gathered front yoke and back, all
sizes at
z5c-
Ladies mummy cloth wrappers, heavy
and fast colors, navy and black grounds
striped and figured, some braid trimm-
cd. Our line from 81 to SIS all &C
Monday and week at
ga.
I Ladies Sateen dresses, black, fancy
figures and stripes waist and full skirt,
bishop sleeves, at
1920
WATCH WEDNESDAYS PAPEF
FOR OUR BIG SPECIAL FOR THAT
DAY.
33 Is per. cent is the dicount on al
Ladies Bicycle Sweaters this week.
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Mrs. S. B. Miner entertains Thurs
day afternoon.
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The many friends of Mr. ]. L. Pol
lock will be glad to hear that he is
recovering from a very dangerous ILL
ness, and will soon return from New
York
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Two Great Specials
In Silks.

A beautiful line of silks, plaids and
pin checks, splendid designs, at
Ice. a Yard.
All our 27-inch midas, Persian de-
signs; this includes all our 75c. goods at
24c
All our 6Oc. all wool French chal-
lies, latest designs, at
Csc.
THREE BARGAIN LOTS OF DRESS
GOODS.
LOT j.
All our soc, all wool suitings and
Scotch mixtures at 25c.
lot 2.
Includes fancy mixtures and Brilian-
tines that we have been selling from
6Oc. to 85c yard. ALI go in this
cleanup at
SO I-3c a Yard.
LOT 3.
Includes all our fancy mixtures and
Brilliantines that have been selling at
9Oc., to $50. All go at
Acc a Yard.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Walker have
issued invitations for a large dancing
party on Monday evening.
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Miss Katherine Culmer has issued
invitations to a large dance tomorrow
evening.
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Mrs. w. P. Lynn has organized a
Working Woman's league, which is
engaged in some very interesting work
1t meets once a week at o'clock al
the home of Mrs. Lynn, when either a
musical or a literary programme is rem
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Mrs. Kraft was the hostess of a Ken
sington tea Tuesday afternoon. The
house was artistically decorated in
palms, smiIax and cut flowers, and a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Nelden, Mr. and Mrs.
Hobbs and Mr.. and Mrs. Judson left
Wednesday for Primrose camp to spend
their summer.
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most enjoyable afternoon was spent

A merry party left last evening for
the Fox ranch in idaho to be gone two
weeks. They were Miss Lawrence, Miss
Sherman, Miss Edna Sherman, Miss
Anderson, Miss Hardness, Miss Ora
Hardness, Mr.. Tom Davis and Mr.. Joe
Davis
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Miss Lulu Penrose, who has been
visiting her sister at Richmond, Utah,
for the past month, has returned home.
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Mrs. NJ. J. Thurston OF Minneapolis
will arrive in Salt Lake next Sunday
on a visit to Miss Grace Thurston.
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On Wednesday evening the Alcott
club, which is composed of 200 little
people, will be given lawn fete at the
home OF Mrs. Lynn.
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Given Away.

With each shirt waist at above price
we will give an elegant silk four-in-
haisd tie. or bow tie.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. Bluth and Mrs.
Mary e. Farley, Mrs. Bluth's mother,
have returned from a weeks visit to
Pleasant Grove, where they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Banks.
The time was happily spent in the
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Garfield Beach

Effective July II, trains between Sa
Lake and Garfield Beach will run a
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Dr. and. Mrs. Pinkerton entertained
at tea Tuesday evening. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Bower of Iowa,
Mrs. Richardson of Montana, DR.. and
Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs E. L. Bascom, Mrs.
Pitts, Miss Pitts Mr. and Mrs. Simondi.
DR.. Bascom, DR.. Worthington and DR..
McAchran
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Mrs. W. H. Brown gave a Logo
marchy party Thursday evening in
honor OF Miss Comfy of Boise City.
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Mrs w. S. Mccormick and Miss
Kastel of Salt Lake were guests at the
Hot Springs last week.
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All our Sis to 1925 waists in per-
Gales, dinlities, organizes, linens. rich
Persian patterns, dainty stripes and
figures, all fine summer colorings. de-
Itachable and attached collars and cuffs
turned back or straight. full bishop
sleeves, only one or two of a pattern.
q
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A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs.
Lawton, Miss Jennie Price, Claudia
Radcliffe, Alice Graham, Ethel Lawton,
Messrs, Stec1er, Grim and Lawtou,
and Mrs. Webster of Omaha, left last
evening for few days outing at Ma
Ian Heights. They will spend today
at Observatory peak.
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70 Gents

J With each shirt waist at above price
va will give an elegant silk fourth
hand tie.
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For this great midsummer sale we
have brought all our shirt waists up
stairs The sales in this department
this season have beeen marvelous-ev-
cry week we have had TO enlarge our
room. To make this a grand sweeping
sale the entire center aisle will be de-
voted to shirt waists. Every waist in
this big store will be there. all piled on
three big tables, divided into three lots
at three prices only.
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A lawn party will be given Tuesday
evening for the benefit of the Woman's
Exchange at the home of Mrs. Gilmer.
1t will be under the supervision of Mrs.
Williams, Mrs. Smedley, Mrs. Wood
ward and Mrs. Glendinning. 1t prom
ises to be very successful.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Carpenter and
Miss Mile Aygain have removed to
Butte, Mont.
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Mrs. Ellen Clawson entertained fifty
ladies at a thimble bee Thursday af-
ternoon.
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dered. Tuesday evening a lawn fete
will be given. All who are interested
are cordially invited. Mrs. Dr. Ellen
B. Ferguson will give an account of
the Chicago convention. There will
also be a number of musical selections.
Mr.. COIN and Miss Silvia are visit
ing in Park City.
The Christian Science church will en-
tentain Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. George Gannett.
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Tomorrow will be a gala day for the
Maccabees and for a large number of
their friends who propose to join their
excursion TO Saltair The Maccabee
Mandolin club will go from this city
and a programme of unusual interest
will be given at the resort besides the
usual Saltair attractions.
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NAL for June. The sun must be very
busy these days in melting the SHOWS
Of Alaska and Greenland. Now that il
has started south again, We are likely
TO get our share Of its radiant energy.
Rev. c. VI. Hyde is quite i'll. He went
down TO the Peninsula Saturday TO
stay over Sunday. During the night he
was attacked by what seemed TO be
pneumonia. He was taken in hand
Immediately and brought up 20 the
city Sunday morning. His physician
thinks he has broken up the worst
part of the illness.
A fence is being erected by Japanese
around the Government lot at the cor
ner of Fort and Beretania streets, and
a company of Japanese will give ex-
hibitions in wrestling there. 1t was
understood between DR.. Day and the
Government that the lot would not be
leased until after consulting with the
doctor, and as the exhibition will be
nuisance 10 his family, protest will be
entered against it by DR.. Day this morn
ing.