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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Scow-
croft in honor of Joseph Scowcroft.
jr., who, on that day, attained to the
age of 6. The little folks present were:
Rea Boyle, Glide Boyle, Clair Boyle,
Jim Scowcroft. Heber Scowcroft. Err
nest Browning, Carl Lindquest, Mill
ton Boyle. Beatrice Boyle, Joe Stevens,
Elva Littlefeld. Manida Browning,
Dorothy Browning, Annie Browning.
Mettie Farr, Gladys Rich, Loren Boyle.
Misses Veda Littlefield and Ida Pin
gree will be the guests of friends in
Morgan this week.
A delightful tallyho party was given
Friday evening by Misses Millie Hell
Ter and Hattie Packard. A drive to
the Hermitage was made. and a de-
licious supper served there. Those
present were: Misses Nell Stevenson
Meta Boyle, Flo Pearce, Rhoda Stew
enson, Lillian Lewis Mayte Heller
Alice Hansen, Hattie Packard and Mil
lie Heller, Messrs. Will Watson, Rer
Treseder Pieere Herrick, John Grant
Seymour Clark, George Packard, Roy
Buchmiller and Herb Seager.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Herrick left las
night on visit to friends in Oregon.
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Mrs. E. NJ. Allison will be the guess
of Salt Lake friends this week.
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Miss F. Gertrude Coolidge of Soutf
birmingham, Mass, is visiting will
the family of Mr.. Coolidge on Gran
avenue.
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| Mrs. D. H. Peery and daughter, Lulu
| returned Thursday from their eastern
| trip.
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| Mrs. Gunsansanlus of Chicago anC
her daughter, Mrs. C. S. Brown of Sal
Lake, have returned to the capital af
ter spending five days visiting the fami
lies of 1. n. Lanning and r. S. Mile
of this city.
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/ Mrs. Frank Want of Rawlins, Wyo.
! and her two children are visiting Mrs
! j. H. Moyes for ten days.
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Kate Tannatt Woods.

Mrs. Kate Tannatt Woods. author
editor, public speaker, organizer of
women, earnest lover of the good, the
true, the beautiful and steadfast hater
of injustice and wrong, is the way the
Omaha Chronicle describes a very
prominent club woman who is making
Salt Lake a brief visit on her way to
the coast from the federation meet:ag
at Denver.
Mrs. Woods has taken deep interest
in the efforts of the Ladies Literary
club to establish itself in a home of its
own, and has very kindly ottered an
opportunity for the members and their
friends TO enjoy her readings and a
short talk on "Woman's Clubs as a
Factor II the Home"
She NAV also give a few entertain
ing "reminiscences of her famous friends
of the Authors club, of which she has
long been a valued member.
Mrs. Woods talents as an entertainer
are as remarkable as those she dis
played in the other fields of her varied
intellectual pursuits, and both the pro-
gramme and object are so attractive
the people of Salt Lake may be trusted
to show their appreciation most heart
a..
The entertainment will be given next
Friday evening, at the club house.
Fuller announcements will appear
later.
Mrs. Woods has been much in the
west in former years, her husband
Colonel Woods, having been stationed
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at several military posts west of the
Missouri. She is, therefore. thoroughly
familiar with western ideas and lie.
and is an ardent sympathizer with
both.
six Little Rebels is one of Mrs
Woods best known Juvenile stories.
and IS said to have the largest clrcu-
lation of any book in the juvenile de-
partment of the Boston public library,
but she has written many notable nov
els for older readers. as well as poems,
short stories, editorials and magazine
articles.
To quote further from the Chronicle
1.-The wide range of Mrs Woods public
life has given her an extensive &C
quaintance Of men and women orom.-
nent in literature, science, art and pol
itics. She has the poise and confidence
in her own powers which comes from
deep and close experience of life Those
who meet her are conscious that they
stand in the presence of a leader among
womankind."
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Mrs Ezra Richardson is visiting in
Idaho Falls and will be absent some
weeks yet.
Miss Matte Tonks of Morgan is the
guest of Miss Veda Littlefeld.
Charles Hillman Brough returned
Friday from the scene of his success
full studies in the east. Mr.. Brough is
now a Phi. D., and an author of note.
a benefit ball and ice cream-rasp-
berry festival will be held in the
Fourth. ward amusement hall Wednes-
day evening, July Is, in honor of Elder
Leroy Farley prior to his departure to
the southern states. S. w. Purdy' s
augmented orchestra will be in at
tendance.
Friday evening the ladies of Ogden
lodge, No l, Degree of Honor, A. o.
L. W., gave a card party with sum-
mer refreshments, charging an admis-
sion fee and donating the proceeds to
their sister lodge at Park City, which
lost all its property by the fire. A
large crowd assembled and enjoyed
the evening. Prizes were awarded to
Mrs. W. a. McGaw and Mrs. McCor-
mick and to Messrs. Burton and T.
MOLE, also TO MIS-. rank COOk anu
Mr.. Epperson. About $50 was raised
by the entertainment.
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Mrs. Claribel Ridges Pike and her
sister, Miss Beatrice Ridges, left Thurs
day for Salt Lake, where they will
visit for some weeks.
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p. ]. Thorsted and family are soon
to remove to San Francisco. Mr.. Thor
sted has been a resident of Ogden for
80 years.
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Last evening the Misses Knapp and
Miss Steler entertained the German
society of the high school at the home
of the latter.
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Wednesday afternoon a delightful
party for little folks was given at the
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Provo. July "a special meeting of
Sorosis was called July at the home
of the president, Mrs. King. Mrs. Craig
gave a report of the Mothers congress,
held in Salt Lake, to which she was
elected delegate: The unfinished bus
mess was then disposed of, after which
a committee was appointed to give en-
tertainments during the summer for
the purpose of furnishing club rooms.
A committee was also appointed to Sc
cure rooms and prepare them for next
years use. The president and other
outgoing officers were rendered vote
of thanks for their faithful service
Mrs. King then made few appropriate
remarks, thanking the members for
their helpfulness and regular attend
ance, after which the club adjourned.
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LEHI SOCIAL NOTES.

Lehi, July 9.-This week a very select
party was given at the residence of
Mrs. c. Knudsen in honor of the re-
turn of her husband, who has been Ia
boring as missionary in the far north
of Europe. Luncheon was served, and
a vocal and instrumental programme
was rendered.
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The ladies of the Ladies' Missionary
club gave a surprise to Mrs. Louis
Bushman at the residence of Mrs. w.
F. Butt, who is up from her southern
home visiting friends. Elders E. A
Bushman and j. S. Broddbent were
present, they having just returned from
a mission.
Mrs. Joseph Peterson gave an ice
cream social to her friends and all
present seemed to have a fine time, as
she knows how to entertain.
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Ladies, Literary Club.

dies Literary. club will hold business
meeting at the club house Thursday,
July ii, at 10 a. m.
The Shakespeare section of the La
dies Literary club will meet Tuesday
! morning at 10 o'clock to read Twelfth
Night acts and 5.
The music section is requested to
meet Monday morning, July IL, at 1890,
for the transaction of important bust
ness
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NeedleWork Guild.

In response TO a call issued by the
national president of the Needlework
Guild of America for a special collec-
ton of clothing for the suffering Gu
bans. the Salt Lake City branch COL
lected, July Z, 452 new garments. From
thtese H. We're selected and sent to
the relief committee at Park City, also
81 go in money. The.other articles, con-
sisting of wrappers, overalls and pa
jamas, especially intended for the Gu
bans. and sheets, pillow cases and tow
els for hospital use, were packed and
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Building Permits.

During the week permits TO build and
to make improvements were issued as fol-
lows:
William J. Menzies. Pierpont street,
brick building for High school. -. 600
Aaron Keyser. North Temple street
between First and Second West,
brick dwelling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
r. c. Brown, 500 South Tenth East
street, brick tage.-............... 900
Mrs. 4. L. Brown, 165 South Seventh
West street, brick cottage. $50
Joseph ]. Coles, Fifth street, be-
tween 1 and J. brick Cottage. $50
Two minor permits ........... IT'S
Total S23 9T5
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

The cottages at Brighton's are rap
idly filling up with summer residents.
and opinions are unanimous that this
popular resort was never more attrac-
tive. Many are attracted by the fish
ing, which promises to be excellent,
several ordinarily truthful people re-
porting large results.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

The Primary association of Salt Lake
stake will have an excursion to Salt
air Tuesday, July 10. President Wood
ruff is expected to be there, and there
will be singing and other exercises by
the primary children. An interesting
reunion is anticipated and 1.-THE public
and especially all those interested in
primary work. are very cordially invit-
ed TO come andshelp make it a success
full reunion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

sent to the Cuban relief ship. care the
Red Cross society. New York City,
through which society they viii be dis
GERS of the Salt Lake branch take this
opportunity of thanking the members
for heir esponse tosthe call, tlus prov
ing that the guild Is ever ready to give
assistance IN cases of emergency and
need. MRS. w. "A. NELDEN,
President.
MRS. E. B. CRITCHLOW,
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During the week the following marriage
licenses were issued by the county clerk
of Salt Lake county:
George s. Busby Salt Lake City -. a a
Annie L. Dangerl2eld. salt lake Cl .S, - y
Francis S. ope. Glenwood SPRINGS. COLO s.
Clara p Nichols, GlenwoOd Springs 9
Monroe Brown. Florence, Colo. ..:.--- q
Mamie Ruders6orf. Salt Lake City. a
Henry Fruit. Aspen, Colo. :.--.-..-----Ss2
Margaret Lusk, Aspen, Colo. --.-.---- %
John w. Oddie, Mercur. ----...-.--..--.----zo
Annie Ward, Provo .---....-. K
Joseph Olson, Salt Lake City, g
Maria Pearson. Salt Lake City....------55 "
SlaS NHtSey. Aspen -. -
Ida Mae Barbour. aspen. IS
Carl Capson, East Mil Creek.-...--.----19
Rowena Wright. Mill Creek.-..--.-.---fl
Eric Nelson, Sandy. --.--.--.--------.--.---z =
Sarah Dowding, Sandy ..-....-.....---..23
James Christensen. Eureka %
Amy Francom. Payson. .......-.....-26
David II. Roatcap, PaOnia, Colo-....-...55
Mary A Roatcap, Olathe, COLBY
Thomas Fisher. Riverton. %
Flora Nell. RivertOn -..-...-...-..--.-...20
Andrew j. Staley, Sunshine. As
Mary Miller. Salt Lake City-.-.-.-.,-.-4S
Patrick j. McNulty Denver. so
Margaret B. Mcclure, Butte .........-.. 35
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Judge George F. Goodwin, who has
been here for the past ten days, de-
clares that there are mare trout than
ever in Big Cottonwood and the lakes
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

made by the best boys tailors in the
country. Includes all Refer or
Short Trouser Suits for ages to Is,
and all Vestee or Junior Styles for 8
to Z years.
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A Noted Young Ladies' Academy.

Elsewhere in our educational column
will be found the announcement of Sa-
cred Heart Academy, Ogden. Utah,
conducted by Sisters of the Holy Cross
This young ladies academy is equipped
with all the appliances necessary for
imparting a thorough education upon
moral. physical and intellectual lines.
The buildings are elegant and spa
cious. while the situation is one of ex-
ceeding beauty and healthfulness. Cat
alogues and particulars can be obtained
by addressing Sister Superior, Sacred
Heart Academy, Ogden, Utah.
Bathing Suits.
Our lines embrace new patterns, both
in full and knee tights.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF CO..
166 Main street.
Great Clearance Sale In Shoes at
2. C. M. I.
During this week, consisting of basket
bargains in endless variety. that will
sell regardless of cost.
Balloon ascension and
Parachute drop at
Lagoon
Saturday and Sunday
Thrilling jump from the clouds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

The hotel, under the new manage
ment, is in first-class condition, and
indications point to a large increase in
patronage. Late arrivals are Judge
Powers and son, Rev. Alfred H. Henry
and family, o. A. Thomas, from Salt
Lake City; ]. V. Murphy. Tim Sullivan
Joe McGhie and Pat Feeney, from
Park City.
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Mrs. C. G. Plummer is entertaining a
party of young ladies at her cottage,
the Misses Edna Beeman, Myra SOwles
Inez Peak. Lizzie Davis, Ethel Pond
and Mary Hoag
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SHIRT REDUCTIONS.

Mems Percale and Madras Cloth Neg
ligee Shirts, pretty colorings,
stripes and checks, collars and cuffs
attached, pearl buttons, non-shrink-
able collar bands, full made, 36
inches long; sizes IA to 0Qn
II; our regular $1.25 for VCO
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The Misses Short have arrived from
Salt Lake City and have opened up
their cottage.
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Sorosis.

Judge George F. Goodwin leaves to
day.
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Salt Lake Stake Primary Excursion.

MRS. E. B. CRITCHLOY
Secretary.
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OGDEN SOCIETY.

Mrs Ezra Richardson is visiting in
Idaho Falls and will be absent some
I
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-10

S. P. Barrett, who has been con-
nected with the schools of Baker City,
Ore, for a number of years, is visit
ing friends in the city.
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MrS T 7 ca1icber will he If homo
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formally Friday afternoon in honor c
Mrs. Richardson of Washington, d. {

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Mrs. T. B. Beatty will have as her
guest during the summer Mrs. Shep-
herd.
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The lawn fete oiven by the ladies OF
ST Pauls guild Thursday evening a
Rowland Hall was a successful ant
well attended affair.
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Brighton Notes.

Colonel Willard Young is expected
here from San Francisco this morning.
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Misses Blanche and Belle Lawson
of the city. schools are at home again,
after their visit to the Chicago schools.
Mrs. Lawson accompanied them.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21
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PLYMOUTH Congregational Church. Post st; near Webster-services to-day at Il a. m ,5I ana 7:45 D. m Sunday school at 9:30 a. m. Rev F B. Cherington, D.D., pastor. will preach morning and evening. Morning subject: christianity. the World-Conquering Rehg ion" Evening subject: Ideal Manliness The nnhlic cordially invited.
The San Francisco call., 1898-08-21

BETHANY Congregational Church. corner Twenty-ffth and Bartlett sts.-Rev. J. K Mclean. formerly pastor of the First Church of Oakland will preach at Il a. m. and also st the evening service at 7:30 o'clock Come and hear him; pews free; all cordially wei cor0fd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

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DIVINE services will be held by Rev. M M. Goldin on ''The Coming of New Years Day and the Day of Atonement," at Mowry s Opera Hall. cor. Grove and Laguna sts., as during the past years. with the greatest satis- faction. Tickets to be had from Rev NJ Nj. Goldin, 656 Hayes st, on the following Sun days: August 2S, September and Septem- Der II. hours 10 to P and to D. m., and all day Friday, September 16, at the above hall Tickets S1 and $1 50.
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yIpCT ronprepational Church. corner Post and Mason sTreets-Rev. George C. Adams, DD. pastor will preach morning ana even ing Morning service Il o'clock meme, Faith or Fanaticism?" Evening service 745 o'clock Theme, The saviGFs coo, Es1maJe snd Bi bia ciasses at l2:45 D. m. I. P. S. c. E. at 6:45 D. m Samuel D. Mayer, organist and acfe
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FIRST Baptist Church, Eddy st.. near Jones' E. A Woods. D.D., pastor; residence, llOO Bush st Preaching at II a m. and 7:30 P; m Morning subject: "A Hero,s Death Evening: A Peace" service. with addresses by an army officer and two chaplains After meeting in the lecture room at SIS D. m Sunday school 12:30 p. m. Christian En- deayor meetings. 6:SO D. m. Gallee Mission, PixIey Hall 9:3O a. m Bethesda Mission. Howard st. D. Mdweek services at the church. "Wednesday. 7:4S ?. m
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CHURCH of the Advent CEpiscopaD, Eleventh st. near Market-Rev. J. A Emery, re rector }, Morning service at Il O clock, with sermon py Rev MT. Eddy Of Carson City, Nev. Special musical service in the evening by 1ult M vested re cboir of fifty men and boys Among the spe- cisJ nnn,bers will be Woodward s anthem, The Radiant Morn." and the benedicti1n 10, hymn sung in the form of a cross before the ne altar. sermon by the Rev. Dr. Gilbert or hed Rlnff
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CHURCH NOTICES.

FIRST Church of Christ. Scientist, Central d block, 22S sutter st. between pie heary Iessons aia Grant ave.-Christian Science BlDie si,. iesSG1,s' ..christI Jesus; evening, "Naaman Cleansed From Ieprosy'' Sunday school Tor chilureh. I, a m testimonial meeting Wednesday al o are welcome