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LLEG III SULPHUR TURKISH BATa

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COMPETENT PHYSICIAN. Who will
diagnose and prescribe Tor patients
needing medical aid. II you have CA
TAliltiI, DYSPEPSIA, RnEuMAr-
laM, NERVOUS TROUBLES or KID
NlfA DISEASE, come ANA be cured.
Any kind OF a bath you want. Message
for both sexcn swimming lessons for
ladies' by the mntron.
Several tarnla wanted, Address with
full description. 4. IL. Russell. Akron.
Ohio.
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rsrRAY rouND NorIor.

one bay Horao, abou. years old.
2 ON left shoulder.
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SILKS

q In. black rustilng Swiss iaffeta.
elegant wearing quality,
~ In. black gros grain silk. imported
make. very heavy quality.
Si.io
90 shades OF 20 In. taffcta slik-thc
very latest ehangcable effects.
20 In. figured and changeable Aus
trlan satin, all new shades,
New French Plaid silks-ombrc
satin striped plalds. changeable pitids.
black figured grounds. two-col0rcd
stripes, ETC.. full line OF evening
shades At 81, n25. $3.50, ais. 81 a yard
and up.
EXTRA SPECIALS pieces e0-lnch
silk plaid velvcts: rich blending OF
coioru Tor waists and trimmings at 81
per yard.
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A GREAT SACRIFICE SALE
OF SOME OF THE BEST GOODS.
DRESS GOODS.

our stock comprises all the latest pro-
auctions OF thc'm most eminent manufac-
turers from the Worlds Fashion Cen
tiers. our lmp0rtntions this season are
larger. moro exclusive and original than
~ any previous year. our prices VIII
Insure quick sales. We are showing
weaves, styles and coiorlngs sufficient
TO suit MI tastes.
Broadcloth-French make, very finely
finished. g. inches wide.
SI.25
Coating sergs-A full line OF street
colors and blaIs. elegant quality, %
Inches wide.
Three lines OF coiored dress goods
novelties In new fabrics and tlnts,
goods worth SIC and 9Oc.
Black crepons. new styles at 50. Is.2S.
u.s5, Si.C5 and
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NEW DRESS TRIMMINGS.

our fall exhibit surpaases In extent.
variety and excellence the best show
Ing Of any former season. a showing
positively uncaualcd. all OF fashions
latest whlma are presented here. our
prices always lower than the lowest.
SHOPPING BY MAIL
Made easy by using our new fall ana
winter shopping guide. now ready.
Drop Us a postal and we viii mail one
Free OF Charge.
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PROBATE AND ouARDIANsiiir
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or The kc,pe'''''
sienors for Further iniormaioN
LEGAL NOTICE

In the District Court, Probate D.''a'''
In and for Salt Lake County
State Of Utah.
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Engravings and illustrations
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Salt Lake City. Utah.
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A week OF absolute Price wonder, Ia
CLOAK And
SUIT DEPARTMENT..

Creates; sacrifice sale OF Lader
Tailor Made Suits Salt Lake over slw.
Prices slaughtered right and left. 10.
eardless OF cost over 100 Suits placed
m -LI.- a
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In the Matter Of the Estate OF 'O"'
Buckle, deceased.
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The petition OF John T. llueN,, ~
George Green Buckle. executor. ~ , ~
viii 81 John Buckle. dccsased pI.' ~
FOR the settlement N accgu.. 49,
said executors and for partial hl-li w.
ton OF said estate TO the persons .n
titled. has hecn set Tor heAt.n- ~.
Saturday. the 2ith day of slp''i' ~
a. II. 1895 at $3.50 O'Clock am, o.. w.,
county court house. in ihe clu.. I'm ~,
o. said court. In salt Lake CIV ''''
lake County. Utah. ,,.,,,,
Witness the clerk of ihi1 court WIN
Inc seal thereof iflxed, ms
(seai) 18th day Of September y. ~
1925
DAVID c. DUNBAR, clerk
by y. q. Recdlll. Deputy Clerk
Dennis g. Eichn0r. Attorney.
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AT $500

Al this price we shall place on sale
about twenty suits that have sold from
domestic materials. splendid tailor.
made costumes. SEE show window flf
utylcs aud call and see the qualities
You will not be disappointed w values
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There mover was and mover
VIII DO anything In their columns
but that may be safely resd In
tho family circle
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Seventeen Volumes

Printed. all Of which bound up at the
peseret News office and tho whole ss Is
offered for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-06
Remnants Is Price.
PHENOMENAL IN
DRESS GOODS.

Last weeks announcement of all mix
ture dress goods ranging in price from soc.
to Sl.25 the yard to close at Soc. fairly
overwhelmed us in a maddening rush for
these beautiful fabrics and left an ac-
emulation of remnants positively ap-
palling in magnitude were it not for the
price welding policy which viii clean
them uD to the last item this week. All
kinds. camels hair. Scotch cheviots.
Etamines Serges, Henriettas, etc. waist
lengths, skirt lengths. dress lengths at
SS15c. on the dollar One-third Former
Prices.
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The season when society takes her
annual rest is drawing near, only two
weeks and a half remaining before the
arrival OF the season Of sackcloth and
ashes. with its call for a more demure
demeanor; but until then, events will
crowd one another.
It is almost impossible TO record the
nulnberless amusements Of the week,
for while nothing large in the way of
entertaining has been done, the week
has been uniformly lively in social cir
cles. Card parties seem to have held
sway, while teas. luncheons, dinners
and theatre parties have been in vogue
as a means of entertaining.
Next week promises to be as gay as
the one lust passed. Card parties Will
again be popular, among the hostesses
being Mrs. McGurrin, Miss Reming-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Governor, Mr.
Forbes and Miss Forbes, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James E. Jennings.
A notable card party of the week was
that given on Tuesday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. James L. Jennings. The in
terror of their handsome home on East
Brigham street was made still more
attractive with quantities of flowers
and palms. Small tables were scat
tered about the spacious parlors, after
wards being converted into dainty sup
per tables. The close of the spirited
contest saw the prizes awarded to Mrs
Samuel c. Park, Miss Woodward, Mr.
MARYLAND, Mr.. Joseph E. Game
A feature of the latter part of the
evening was the music by Christensen
fun orchestra, which played during
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supper and furnished music for the
dance which followed later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings guests We're:
Mr. and Mrs. David c. Dunbar, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Kerr. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph E Caine, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r.
Eldredge, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Park,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sharp, Mr. and Mrs
+. A. Druehl. Air. and Mrs. w c. Jen-
nings, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w Jen-
nings, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jennings,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 3. MARYLAND, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Bidwell Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ
Zane. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Fabian, Mr..
and Mrs. w. +. James. Dr. and Mrs A.
s. Bower, Mr.. and Mrs. Nat NJ Brig
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Post, Mr..
and Mrs. w. \. Nelden, Mr.. and Mrs
W. 2. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. David
Sharp. Mrs. William Jennings, Miss
Lawrence, Miss Kiesel, Miss Weber,
Miss Georgia Weber, Miss Ethelyn
Weber, Miss Celia Sharp, Miss Mack
intOSh, Miss Woodward, Miss Cash,
Miss Hanauar, Miss Ida Hanauer Mr.
w. G.. Sharp. Mr.. W. J. Lawrence, Mr..
George N Lawrence, Mr.. Franken, Mr..
George L. Nye, Mr.. Grant Hampton,
Mr.. J. H. Young, Mr.. F. c. Schramm,
Mr.. Max Hanauer, DR.. Daily, Mr.. J. e.
Gallagher.
Mrs. ". w. Ritter entertained yester-
day in honor of the fourteenth birth
day Of her daughter Elsie. The guests
enjoyed dainty luncheon, followed by
a box party at the performance of
The Wife.
Mr.. F. A Wadleigh will return to-
morrow from Denver.
Mr.. F. c. Schramm and Mr. c. H
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Henry of Ogden leave tonight for Cali
fCrnia- They viii be gone two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jennings enter
tanned delightfully."- at cards Thursday
evening. The play was a merry one
and resulted in the prizes being award
ed TO Mrs. Richardson, Mrs. Walter
Jennings, Mr.. Movie and Mr.. Richard
son. Refreshments were served late in
the evening.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs
John D. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
p. Norris, Mr.. and Mrs. George d.
Pype-. Mr.. and Mrs Willard Young,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young, Mr.. and
Mrs Selden Clawson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B..
Richardson, Governor Wells. Mr. and
Mrs. D. c. Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
E. Cai2e. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. MOyle,
Mr. and Mrs. George ROmney, Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Scarf, Mr. and Mrs Heber
Lee, Mrs. T, W. Dinwoodey. Mrs. Har-
old Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Ritter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Jen-
nings. DIR. and Mrs. Bower. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
c. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Jen-
nings. Mrs. Julia Taylor, Mrs. William
Wright.
Mrs. Phelps Holman will entertain at
a guessing contest on the 10th.
Mrs. William Jennings will entertain
a number Of friends informally at tea
on Thursday.
the German club viii meet tomor-
row night with Mrs. Rancke.
Mrs Griffin and Miss Flora Griffin
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Mrs. Fred Scarf. Miss Lane, Mrs. Tut
tie.
After the game a prize was given Mrs.
F. Dewey Richards for the greatest
number of games won, and refresh
ments were served.
Miss Jennie Howat and Miss Marga-
ret Howat gave an enjoyable Kensing-
ton tea Friday afternoon The guests
were Mrs. Ida NJ. Gray, Mrs. A. S.
Bower. Mrs. Karrick. Mrs. Odell. Miss
Hampton. Mrs. Duncan, Mrs. Zermaine,
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Miles. Mrs. Maclean,
Mrs. Beck. Miss Cloves and Miss Lunt.
Miss Sherman. Miss Kimbau and
Miss Edna Sherman left yesterday for
California a number of friends were
at the station to see them off.
THE Matinee Girl" was much in evil
dence at the performance of The
Wife"
The dancing season will close at
Fort Douglas with the most elaborate
affair yet given by the Twenty-fourth.
The AFFAIR is TO be 4 Bal Poudre. and
win be given by Captain and Mrs. Lea
veil.
Mrs. Connor entertained the Monday
Night Card club.
Mrs. Fox gave the prettiest chill
drens party of the week. 1t was given
Friday in honor of Miss Jessie.
Mrs. Elmer Darling was the hostess
OF very pretty afternoon card party
on Friday The house was decorated
with violets. smilax and ferns, and the
tally and score cards We're painted with
vioiets.
"Sixty-three" was the game of the
afternoon. The greatest number of
games were won by Mrs pininny, and
proved TO be a picture frame embroid-
cred in Violets: the second prize was
won by Mrs. Frank Stephens. and was
u hat pin. AS a consolation the guests
all drew for the third prize, dainty
calendar - violet col0rs: it was won
by Mrs. Wall.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
were Mrs. Charles Post, Mrs. Mabel
Anderson Mrs. George Sutherland.
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Bache, Mrs. NJ. 4.
Bailey, Mrs. Shafer, Mrs. J. T. White,
Mrs. Warwick. Mrs. Henderson, Mrs.
Howard, Mrs. Hale. Miss Ellerbeck,
Mrs. Brink, Mrs. King, Mrs. c. r.
MARYLAND, Mrs. McCsurrin, Airs. Miles,
Mrs. Daniel. Mrs. Witcher, Ms. Spen-
Ger. Mrs. Wall, Mrs. Hughes. Mrs.
Stephens. Mrs. Sprague, Mrs. Kinkead,
Mrs. john Sharp, Miss Davis, Mrs.
David Sharp. Mrs. Dale, Mrs. Clinton,
Mrs. DOnnellan, Mrs. C. z. Ellerbeck,
Miss Curtis, Mrs. Wells. Mrs. Dininny,
Mrs. Leary, Miss Clinton, Mrs. Cary.
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Miss McCabe, who has been a guest
for the past six months of Miss Hunt,
has returned to her home in Evanston,
Ills.
Mrs. Henry ]. Newman will return
from Denver on the 18th.
s. g &.
Mrs. D. s. Spencer gave a children's
rarty Wednesday afternoon, in honor
of the seventh birthday of Master
Frank Spencer. Fifty children enjoyed
the afternoon.
Mrs. R. B. Whittemore entertained
the Bi-Weekly Whist club on Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. T. w. Morrison, of the Sixteenth,
visited friends in the city during the
rast week
One of the unique affairs of the week
was the Poster party, given Friday
evening by Miss Edith Hale. Among
the guests were Miss Florence Street,
Miss Lose.r. Miss Bessie officer, Miss
Edna Raybousd. Miss Norma Dickert,
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left last night for New orleans, where
they viii make an extended visit, after
which Miss Flora viii go to Tennessee
to visit a school friend
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Newman will
leave the latter part Of the month for
their future home in Denver.
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Mrs. Newman was entertained Friday
night at the theatre by Mrs Burton
and last night she was the guest of
honor at a theatre party. given by Mrs
Il. G. Whitney.
Mrs. Frank 3. Stephens, Mrs. Carpen-
ter AID Mrs. Evans gave the largest
card party OF the week on Thursday
afternoon. at the home of Mrs. Frank
Z. Stephens. Sixty ladies' enjoyed the
game of ''SiXty-three,' and at its close
saw the prizes awarded TO Miss King,
who captured the first prize. Miss Beat
tie the consolation, and Mrs. Hal Brown
the third.
Miss Alton Young entertained few
friends informally at luncheon on
Tuesday, in honor OF Miss Mackenzie
Of Chicago.
Miss Inez Trent has invitations out
for valentine party
Mr.. W Z. Bancroft returned from
Portland yesterday.
Miss Jessie Forbes viii entertain at
cards Saturday afternoon.
6: &. .
Mrs. George a. Lowe entertains at
dinner this evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs NJ. c. Fox.
Dr. and Mrs. Meacham entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening in honor of the
birthday Of Mrs. Meacham's grand
father, Mr.. Carson.
Following dinner a number of friends
were invited to play cards, among
those present being Mr.. and Mrs. Car
son, General and Mrs. Penrose, Mrs.
Wallace. DR.. and Mrs. Niles, Mrs. G. L.
Bartch, DR.. Davis, DR.. Scott, Mr.. john
son.
Mrs. G. S. Holmes and Miss Charlotte
Holmes have returned from the east.
Mrs. and Mrs. A 3. Jones have gone
to southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Little entertained
the Sixty three" Card club Friday
evening There were present Mr. and
MI OOSNtAA ANA1AielA 10 MI anu MI -
John N Sharp, DR.. and Mrs. Ernest
Trip Miss Maude Hardy, Miss Carrie
Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scarf
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Mr.. Fred Lit
tie, Mr.. George Lawrence, Mr.. VIII
Lawrence. Mr.. Miles. Miss Hills, Miss
Guthrie Hills.
At the close of the evening refresh
ments were served, and prizes awarded
Mrs. Scarf, Mrs. Joseph Richards, Mr.
John Sharp and DR.. Trip.
Tuesday evening Miss Margaret How
at entertained at dinner. The decora-
lions were in red and pink, and covers
were laid for ten.
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The ladies of Unity Circle will give
dance next Friday evening.
One of the delightful affairs prom
ised for the near future is the dance
which viii be given by the Ladies' Lit
eraTy club at their new club house.
Mrs. Will Bennett and Mrs. Paul
Hammer. jr.,x entertained the Monday
Afternoon Card club at the home of the
latter. The members present were Mrs.
Kenyon, Mrs. Daveler, Mrs. W. L.
Green, Mrs r. S. Richards, Mrs. II. D.
Niles, Mrs. Glen Miller Mrs. Lucien
Smyth, Mrs j. T White, Mrs. Nc
Grath, the Misses Sawyer, Mrs. Brink,
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Miss Genevieve CIarey. Mr.. Arthur
Thomas, Mr.. Lynne Clinton, Miss Beat
rice. Sells, Mr.. Mark Burnell. Mr.. Paul
TarDey. Mr. David Tarpey and Mr..
Theodore Taylor.
Mrs. Henry Sadler, Miss Sadler and
Miss Eloise Sadler have gone TO Cali
fcrnia-
Miss Minnie Kiesel has returned to
her home in Ogden
The Fort Card club was entertained
Wednesday evening by the bachelor Of
icers, at the club rooms.
Lieutenant and Mrs. jerks gave a
prettily appointed dinner Thursday
evening at Fort Douglas.
The marriage of Miss Violet Girard
and Lieutenant Kerwin will take place
at Fort Douglas on Tuesday, the 22nd,
at O'Clock The marriage will be sol
emnized at the post chapel. and will be
witnessed only by near friends Imme-
diately after the ceremony the bridal
couple viii leave for an extended east
ern trip.
Among the notable weddings of the
week We're the Broush- Beveridge mar
riage, which took place Tuesday even
ing. and the Moore-Aeyers wedding,
which was solemnized Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. o. J. Salisbury will reach home
the early part of the week.
The Invitations that We're issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. Druehl for tomor-
row night have been recalled, owing
TO the death of Mrs. Druehl's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. JudsOn enter
tanned at cards Friday evening in
Francisco. who is a guest of Mrs.
Rood
The parlors were beautifully deco
rated with carnations and ferns. and
small tables We're scattered around at
which SiXty-three' was played.
Prizes being won by Mrs. Gray, Mrs.
Brinker. Mr.. Vollmer. Mr.. Nelden.
Those invited to meet the guest of
honor were Mr. and Mrs. VOllmer, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank 3. Stephens. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Nelden. DR.. and Mrs. Vim
cent. Mr.. Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs. C. L.
Rood, Mrs. Gray, Judge and Mrs. Bow
man, Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Carpenter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brinker, DIR. and
Mrs. Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hoag,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Evans. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. L. Pearl and Miss Ethel Squires.
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The engagement of Miss May Price
to Mr.. D. o. Wiley. jr., was announced
by The Herald during the week The
marriage will occur on the 18th.
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Miss Laura Bancroft, who has been
visiting friends in the city left Thurs
day for her home in Denver.
Miss Bessie Fem has gone to Cali
fornia.
9 8 @
Miss Shelly of the High school and
Miss Eaton of the Whittier, entertain
ed the Kentuck Five club yesterday.
Invitations are out for a select ball.
to be given in Christensen's hall on
Friday evening. Feb. IL The ball will
be given by L'Amitie society. The COM
mittee who have the affair in charge
are Miss Mabel Harker. Miss LaVon
Pierce, Miss Florence Dye, Miss Ger
trude Reilly. Miss Jennie Sands. Miss
Beatrice Hyde. Miss Edna Harker,
Miss Minnie James, Miss Florence
Grcesbeck. Mr.. Faye Whitney, Mr.. A.
W. Gates. Mr.. ]. S. Sears, Mr.. T. S.
Jensen, Mr.. Frank Moyle. Mr.. MILFORD
Moyle. Mr.. VIII Ray. Mr.. Fred Sands.
The party Will be ohaperoned by Mrs.
George D. Piper, Mrs. II. G. Whitney,
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Mrs. N W. Clayton. Mrs. ]. D. Spen-
Ger, Mrs. w J. Beattie, Mrs. A. E.
Hyde.
. 8 .
The University Chronicle ball. which
was given Friday evening at Christen-
sens was an enjoyable affair. Among
the guests were Mrs. Kingsbury Miss
Watson. Miss Murphy. Miss Walker,
Miss Ship. Miss Kinersley. Mrs. Ly-
man, Mrs. Whiting. Miss Edna Harker,
Miss Florence Horn. Miss Mabel Har-
ker, Miss Evans. Miss Nelson, Miss
James. Miss Anna Morris. Miss Garter,
Miss Wilkinson. Miss Riley. Miss
Sands, Miss Dorothy Cannon, Miss
Hewett. Miss BrintOn, Miss Edna
Hyde, Miss Laura Hyde. Miss Jean
Hyde, Miss Van Colt. Miss Edwards
and Messrs. Dickerman, Armstrong.
Gates. Reynolds. J. Cannon, Badger,
MeCiie, Lewis. Hatfield. Murphy. Ames,
Peterson, Brim. Kyler, Miner. Luce,
Watson. Grimsen. Sands, Danes, Ritter.
Fay. Whitney. Professor Kingsbury,
Professor Lyman. Professor Merrill.
Professor Toronto, DR.. Hewett and At
torney Van Colt.
The a. o. L. w banquet and ball
will take place at Christensen's on
Thursday evening
Numerous box parties were noticed
at the Grand during the week
g o %
The Clover Leaf club was entertained
Friday evening by Mrs Plummer.
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The ball given by the employees OF
the Z. c. NJ. L Monday evening was
one of the largest affairs of the sea-
son. 1t was attended by over 600 peo-
pie.
. Is 8
DR.. Ellis R. Shipp will give a social
on Wednesday evening at her residence,
70 Center street. for the benefit of the
Utah kindergarten. An interesting
programme will be carried out and re-
freshments served
q. . .
The ladies of St Marks guild will
give an oyster luncheon on Tuesday
from y until ,. The ladies are famous
for their luncheOns, and as this viii
be for the benefit of the guild, they
viii doubtless meet with success.
Friday evening a progressive high
five card party was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. w o. Williams at their home on
Fourth East. Miss Mile Hanson and
Mr.. Sam Fletcher won the first prizes;
Miss Title Woods and Mr.. Dave Parry,
the BOBBY prizes. After cards, refresh
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EMBROIDERY REMNANTS.

Every piece dainty. fresh and new. Elk
quisite effects. bought and shown for the
first time two weeks ago. and procurable
only at the Walker Store. The great SELL
ing Of two weeks made many remnants of
l. IL. , ~ up to AZ yard lengths. which
will be closed all week for COST AND
LESS.
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Mrs. N W. Clayton. Mrs. ]. D. Spen-
Ger, Mrs. w. J. Beattie, Mrs A. Z.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-18
CARD BASK EFT.

A f. Polk, of Georgetown. was In this
CITY yesterday.
w. X Crosby is spending some timo at
Atlantic City.
Miss Nellie Maxwell has returned home
after visit to Mrs. Robert Singleton, of
Chester
Miss Gertie ITolley. of this city, Is spend
Ing a few weeks in Philadelphia.
Miss Ida and Helena Mask has returned
home after visit to relatives in Philadcl.
phta.
Frank Rowan of Valley Forge, spent
Sunday in his city.
William Numbers, of this city, Is SPEND
Ing few days in Philadelphia.
Mrs A. u. bremen, OF Elkton, Is en-
tertainng Mrs. N. NJ. Brown, of this city
Mr. and Mrs. Milton II. Hawkins have
been visiting friends and relatives at
Dover
Miss Agnes Nelson, who has been visit
ing her aunt 1T Hockossin, has returned
home,
J. w. Williamson, conductor on tho
Delaware Railroad was married at Clay
ton on Saturday
Miss Ida Donovan, Of Georgetown, has
returned homo, after u pleasant visit to
friends in this city.
- Harry Budd, formerly of Middletown,
has accepted the position of assistant
cashier with Harlan aud Hollingsworth
Company.
Honorable Thomas T. Bayard and wife
arrived home on Saturday from II trip 10
Hot Springs, Va. Mr. Bayard looks much
improved.
Franz Iilinski and his bride arrived in
this city on Saturday from Baltimore,
WHARF they were married under very uu-
usual circumstances.
job II. Jackson, president of tho jack
son and Sharp Company, arrived home on
Saturday from Europe, where he spent
month on business.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Edwin L. shakespeare TO Miss Sara
Ellen Alker on tho 10Th inst, at their
home, No. 202 Franklin stree.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-04-18
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
District Attorney vandegrift Re appointed
to That Position Until His Success
-. sor is Named by President.

In the United States Court this morn
ing after S. Redmond Smith Clerk Of the
United States Court called the roll OF
Grand Jurors now empannelled on the
Boggs case, District Attorney addressed
the Court He said that his term of office
had already expired and that Associate
Judge Shiras had forwarded him COM
mission.
Judge Bradford read the same and Or
dored 1t to BIO proclaimed. Clerk Smith
then road the document
1t WIS to the effect that that q vacancy
having occurred Ia the office Of tho Dis.
trict Of Delaware and that public de-
mands needed an Immediate appoint-
ment that Mr.. Vandegrift was hereby up.
pointed District Attorney to serve until
the President made mn appointment for
the said district and the person so quail
fed and for no longer District Attorney
VAnLegrift then took the oath of office
signed the prescribed papers and went TO
the Grand Jury room with the jurors to
investigate tho ca-es of William n. Bosgs
and others. Boggs came over from New
Castle with Sheriff Finn.