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Brilliant Reception.

Probably the most elaborate Socidi
event of the week was the reception by
Mrs Charles Pinckney Hough on Thurs
day afternoon. The house was beauti-
fully decorated throughout, each room
being finished in a different color. The
pari a was in green and white Masses
of feathery white chrysanthemumS
We're used against a background of
green. The library was in yellow.
chrysanthemums in the chosen color
filling every space. The dining room
was used a. striking arrangement OF
pink and green. The table was in the
form of square, and across the snowy
damask ran diagonal scarfs of rose
taffeta outlined with gaplands of smi-
lax. The center was of delicate lace,
and rising from it was cut glass vase
of pink chrysanthemums and ferns. A
bank of palms around the china closet
completed the charming effect.
Mrs. Hough was assisted in receiving
by Miss Hough of st. Louis. Mrs.
Mrs. Charles Read. Mrs. F. A. Vim
cent, Miss Murray and Miss Ida Han
auer presided over the dining room, and
Miss Hanauer was in charge of the
punch bowl.
Among those who called were Mes
danes A. S. Bower, E. H. Justice, ]. l..
Franken, Halsey, G. NJ. Forbes, Sells,
L nOill, LSOlldlu, oCOA n.
Lowe, Burgess, Ingram, Link, Hale,
Brink, Human, Miles, Judson, Carpen-
ter, J. F. Evans, McDermott, McGurrin,
Druehl, Ausley, Bradley, S. d. Evans,
Preston, Arthur Brown, Center. Wall,
Flo Jones, Lyons, Shelp, Hoge, Bald
win, Shelly, futile, Cowan, r. c. Wal
kerr Hunt, Hosmer, Fabian, Hoyt Sher-
man, Ira Lewisss Nelden, Volmer, Mark
land, Eugene Lewis. HaDauer, Brattain,
NJ. A. Hughes, Mathus. T. C. Bailey,
Henderson, Ewing, Hubbard, Reed,
Eberly, Witcher, Moore, Boggs. Pfoutz
Boxrud, Beatty, Pearsall. Mainland,
Flaggs W. C. Jennings, Penrose, Priest,
Igleheart. L. Bailey. Bowman. Cross,
Osmond, Delano, Duke, Keyes, Donnel-
Ian, Carson, Dinniny, Maclean, Sails
bury, Babcock, Game l.. n. King. A
W. McCune, jr., Lynne, J. c. King, Nc
Mahon. Ross. Rood. Stevens, E. V. Nc
Cune, Tarbett. f. w. Whitney, Miller,
Watson, Mathus Van Amman, Read,
Barlow, Royle. BidWell, NJ. B. Whit
ney, Woodward, Gallagher Smedley, L.
S. Ferry, Smith, Hobbs, Woodruff, T.
Marshall. Robertson, Plummer, Richie.
Peyton, Fl. w. Brown, Siegel, Bamber-
ger, Steele. Forbes. Sells, Bower, Jus
tin, Franken, Halsey, Thorn, Leonard,
Glendinning, Lowe, Burgess, Misses
Lowe. Pierce, Leonard, Salisbury.
Laura Sherman. Louise Hunt Kimbau.
Woodward, Moore, Macintosh and
Beatty.
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EUREKA SOCIETY.
Special correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Eureka, Oct. 4.-Mrs. G. W. Hick-
man, who has been the guest of friends
and relatives at Butte City for the
past two months, returned home this
morning. Mrs. Hickman's youngest
daughter, Gussie. accompanied her on
the trip.
William Hatfield was in camp sew
eral days during the week, on business
connected with his various mining
properties.
Mrs d. Sullivan was Salt Lake
visitor this week.
Frank H. Holzheimer, the senior
member of the law firm of Holzheimer
& Holzheimer of this place, was in
Salt Lake on Thursday.
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Dr. G. J. Field was in Nephi Thurs
day and Friday as a witness in the
Fitzgerald case.
Frank Scappatnia and L. c. Doty.
who are serving as jurymen at the
county seat during the present term of
day in Eureka and win return Monday
morning.
Mrs. Mary Tanner came up from
Provo Sunday and will spend a few
days with her mother. Mrs. Wilkinson.
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George Gillespie was called to Provo
this week by the illness of his father.
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Mrs. James Love, has returned from
an extended visit in Omaha, Neb.. and
cities in Wyoming.
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Thomas SteYardson, who has for
some time past acted as assistant agent
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Kensington Tea.

Miss Kimball gave an informal Ken
sington yesterday afternoon in honor of
Miss Hamilton of Seattle The parIors
were artistically decorated with chry-
santhemums and palms.
Those who enjoyed meeting the guest
of honor were Mrs Zane. Mrs Law
renee, Mrs. LIE Grand Young, Mrs.
Hanauer, MIS-. Kenneth Kerr. Mrs.
William Reid. Mrs. W. B. Sprague. Mrs.
Louise $. Smith. Mrs. George L. Nye.
Mrs. James l.. Franken, Mrs Stephen
Babcock. Mrs. Frank w. Jennings. Mrs.
J. II. Young. Mrs. Mainland. Mrs. j.
NJ. Sharp, Mrs. Miles, DR.. Luella Miles.
the Misses Mason, Hardness, Park.
Lowe. Sherman, Weber. Thorn.
Crawford Young
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Pleasant Evening.

Mrs. John w. Donnellan entertained
Monday evening the members of st.
Paul's choir. A taffy pull was enjoyed
and Rev. W. d. Scott delighted the
guests with some vocal selections.
Present were Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Ed
munds. Miss Swift. Miss Meeks, Miss
Virginia Swift. Miss Kidwell, Miss
Grace Kidwell, Miss Tresize. Miss
Lees, Miss Allender Miss Schied. Miss
Clarke, Miss Mabel Anderson, Messrs.
Berkhoel, Burleigh, Beemer, Nc
Curdv J. B. Odell. Lollin Harris, Rev.
Scott Karl Schied
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Enjoyable Event.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Romney, jr.. eel
ebrated Halloween in a most delight
full manner. The lower rooms were dec
GRATED with cobwebs and asparagus
plants and lighted with lanterns. In
the hall green lights We're burned, and
in the inches on the stairs ghosts and
skeletons held watch. At midnight the
guests, en- mask, sat down to an elab
crate dumb supper
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Moyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. C. Dunbar Mr.. and
Mrs. H G. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. James Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jennings. Mr. and
Mrs. F. w. Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Ritter, Mr. and Mrs. Richardson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Savage, Mrs. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
H. Dinwoodey, Mrs. S. Dinwoodey, Mr..
and Mrs. Heber Lee, Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ro1nney, Misses Savage,
Miss Sharp. Mr.. w. Ritter.
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Adams avenue. Games appropriate to
the evening were INDUCED in, and a
dainty lunch concluded the pleasure
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Mrs A. B. Patton was the hostess at
an elaborate Hallowe'e en- party in honor
OF the La Coterie at her palatial man.
sion on Knob Hill
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About twenty-five pupils OF the sew
erth and eighth grades of the Wash
lngton school surprised their teacher,
Paul Avery, Friday night. They rush
ed in unawares and took possession of
his home and made merry until the wee
sma' hours
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Of Mr.. Edward p Midgiey and Miss
Louise Eardiey. The date of the mar
rage has not yet been fixed.
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Rev. and Mrs. W. F.. Cowden of Ia
coma. Wash. are the guests OF Rev. and
Mrs. W. H. Bagby. Rev. Cowden Is SUI
perintendent Of missions in the north
west
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin Travis. Mr.. and
Mrs. William 7. Dinwoodey and Mr.. W.
j. Lawrence occupied box at the
opening performance of Hoyt's BLACK
Sheep
The many friends of Miss Elizabeth
Kirkpatrick were interested in hearing
of her marriage to w. A. Hood of New
Zealand. which event occurred last
week in San Francisco.
Miss Colbur1, principal Of Rowland
Hall, gave masquerade, in honor of
the boarders and younger pupils, on
Halloween. The affair was thoroughly
enjoyed by all present.
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A High school dancing party will be
given at Christensen's hall next Fri
day evening. The chaperones win be
Mesdames Vivian McCune, r. S. Mil
Ter, Andrew Howat. L. c. Trent. H. S.
Beatie. D. P. Tarpey. Hoyt Sherman.
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Mrs. James Bishop entertained Thurs
day evening in honor of Mrs. Burgess
of Logan and Miss Minnie Abbott of
Nephi. Present were the Misses Smith,
Arson, Baird, Miller. Norris Wilding.
Wheeler, Messrs- Chugg. Hamer, Mr..
and Mrs. Gamer. Mr.. and Mrs Hill.
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A delightful Halloween party was
given last Tuesday evening by Miss
White at her parents home on Ounce
street. Those present were the Misses
Eta Hodson. Gertie Oliver, Lollie
White. Annie Burgess. Fannie Burgess,
Sale Grow. Nettie White and Messrs. c.
Duncan, ]. w. Russell, c. Zealand, ].
Moss.
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A pleasant surprise party was given
last Friday evening at the home of
Miss Tim Allcock. 81 Green street, in
honor of Mr.. Germ Johnson. Those
present were Misses Tim Allcock, Mary
Terrifin, Anabel Kimball, Ann Jones,
Frances Cunning. lone Goodfelt, Louie
Lutherby, Messrs. Germ johnson, Her
bert Martingale, Greene Fleming. Tink
Stringer. Bert Spratt John johnson,
Artie Buster, Ernie Fleming. Roy Ka-
gin, Willie Parr and Maine Reed
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At Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Shelp gave hand
somely appointed dinner Thursday
evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Causten Browne. jr. The table was
deliberately decorated in scarlet and
white. A large bunch of jacqueminot
roses on a lace runner formed the
center. At each place were punches of
red and white flowers with the place
card, which was daintily etched with
Brownies. and strewn over the cloth
were sprays of maiden hair fern.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs
Causten Browne. jr., MIR. and Mrs.
George L. Nye, Mr. and Mrs. Edward
S. Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. Montague
Ferry. Mr.. James Neil. Miss Brans-
ford. Mr.. ]. T. Harris, Mr.. Adrian Ellis
and Mr.. S II. Fields
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opal Club.

The Opal club. will give its next So
cial card party Monday evening, the
18th. at the Ladies' Literary club rooms.
The officers are arranging quite pleas
ant affair. Cards. dancing, short pro-
gramme and refreshments will be the
order. Ten applications for member
ship will be voted on at this meeting.
the names have already been approved
by the officers. 1t is expected the club
will meet at the Literary club rooms
every other week for the balance of the
season. The officers now are: c. L.
Berry. president and captain; n. P.
Hiskey, secretary and treasurer; DR.. E.
NJ. Keysor, Frank Rawlins and Fred
L. Libby, executive committee; c. III.
Dowse, first lieutenant; George H.
Cowan, second lieutenant.
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About twenty of her friends participant
ed and spent very enjoyable time
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The Thursday Night club observed
Halloween by giving a dance. About
fifty couples We're present and a num-
Der of ceremonies sacred TO the occa-
sion were performed. Splendid refresh
mentS were served.
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Mrs. George Dern accompanied her
husband this week on his regular visit
to the camp and spent a few days look
ing through the mines.
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Mark Burns of the Springville hide
pendent spent a few days in camp
shaking hands with old friends.
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Surprise Party.

A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Althea Golding Friday evening at
her home The evening was delight
fully spent in playing games and with
music. Among those present were
MissesABertha Chapman, Laura QUINN
Bessie Quinn. Addfe Peters, Gladys
Barton, Althea Golding. Pearl Golding;
Messrs- Claude Cannon, Robert Hum
mel Charles Poll. Leonard Taylor. Hy-
rum Barton, Sheldon Taylor. Ewing
Amos, Gilbert Amos and Robert Gold
ing
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Informal Affair.

Miss Jean Spencer entertained the
members of her club at a Halloween
party. The evening was made merry
with games, dances and ghost stories.
The guests were Theresa Taylor Mar
garet Werner, Leda Rawlins, Bella
Clayton. Irma Gfawson, Louise Young,
Nan Clawson, Rehan Spencer, Frank
Whitney, George Pyper. John Clawson,
Allen Spencer.
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MaSuuerade.

Miss Carrie Hardy gave a masquer-
ade Tuesday. evening. The affair was
thoroughly informal. and was enjoyed
by the Misses Charlotte Ajax. Hortense
Anderson, Carrie Margetts, Ida Lyman,
Aimee Lyman. Carrie Hardy, Minnie
Ray, Nellie EolbroOk. Nellie Mcbride,
Lorilla Horne, Ada Nelson, Libbie Kirk,
Messrs. Henry Doremus, John Lyman,
John Brown, Earl Leaver, Roi Hardy.
Ben Harker, Alfred Davis. Horne, Nor
rison. Cellars. IeaVer.
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Pleasant Surprise.

Friday evening avery pleasant sur
prise party was given to Harold Bir-
kinshaw at his parents home, 524 East
Fifth South street. The evening was
pleasantly passed playing games, after
which refreshments were served. The
following We're present: Emma Appel,
Vienna Darke, Holda Johnson, Emma
Rirkinsilaw, Joseph Carr. Richard Fin
ney, Willie Vier and Earl Ferguson
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Successful Party.

Mrs. Nina Cannon and the Misses
Mary and Hattie Cannon gave a sue
cessful Halloween party. The guests,
numbering twenty-five, made their APP
pearance in ghost-like costumes and
were received by the hostesses in the
dimly-lighted Darlors. where the games
of Halloween were played and for
tunes were told. The evening came TO
a close at u with an elaborate supper
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jolly Affair.

nal affair on Halloween. Games,
songs and recitations helped make the
evening enjoyable, and at its close an
elaborate oyster supper was served.
The guests were Dr.. and Mrs. A W.
Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Clawson, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Beattie
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You and I CRYSTAL Club.

The You and Crystal club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. A W. GALLAGHER Thurs
day evening. The hostess was presented
with a set of dishes from the club
High five was the game of the evening
and the winners of prizes were Mrs.
E. GALLAGHER. H. w. Branch. Mrs. w.
Culver and Mr.. /. Harvey. The guests
sat down late in the evening to deli
cious refreshments. The remainder of
the evening was spent in music, songs
and speeches.
The club will next be entertained by
MIR. and Mrs. D. GALLAGHER.
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Pan-Hellenic Society.

The Pan-Hellenic society held a So
ciai afternoon at the home of Mrs. NJ. L.
Richie on Tuesday afternoon. The
home was prettily decorated, and with
music and conversation the afternoon
was pleasantly passed.
OF the members there were present
Mrs. Glen Miller. Mrs. j. C. z. King,
Mrs. Karrick. Miss Paul. Miss Beesley,
Miss Goddard
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Masquerade and Dance.

Mr.. and Mrs. Culver entertained the
Crystal club and a number of other
friends at a Halloween party Tuesday
evening. The guests were all masked
and INDUCED in dancing for a short
time, and after forming a pleasing
tableaux in the glow of red fire, un-
masked. Then there was .bobbing for
apples" prizes being won by MIS-. Shep-
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Bal Poudre.

The event of the week in younger
society circles was the bal poudre given
Wednesday evening at the Ladies' Lit
erary club. The affair was arranged
by thirty of the seasons debutantes.
and though not large affair, was a
brilliant one. The decorations s@yere
elaborate. the costumes were beautiful.
and the music of that inspiring kind
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Card Party.

On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Bishop gave an informal card party.
Those participating in the game were
Messrs and Mesdames Thomas Hill.
Gamer. Hay. Freckleton, Wheeler. Alb
bolt. Miller. Misses Hill, Chugg. Han
SOB. Morris. Mrs. Burgess, Messrs
Hammer, Bishop and Willis.
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EPHRAIM SOCIETY.
fsnecIal corrszpondence.,

Ephraim. Nov. 3.--John Armstrong and
Miss Hflda Christensen OF this city were
united in marriage at the residence OF
the brides parents Wednesday evening.
Only the immediate relatives of the young
couple were present at the ceremony Mr.
Armstrong is one of the most prosperous
farmers and stockmen In this city and
his bride is a popular and accomplished
young lady
David Nelson of this city was married
on Wednesday evening to Miss Hannah
Axelsou of Manti. The ceremony was
performed at the residence of the brides
parents. a large number of relatives and
friends from this city attended the we'd
ding Dave Is u popular young fellow,
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hard and Mr. Culver, Mrs. Peart and
Mr.. Harvey. after which the guests en-
joyed music, singing and games en-
blematic CT the occasion, light refresh
ments were served during the evening
the rooms were profusely decorated
with chrysanthemums, while JACKIE
lanterns furnished the light
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Oak Leaf Club.

Last Thursday evening Mrs. H. Brit
ton entertained the Oak Leaf club at
her residence. ITO F street Sixty
three" was INDUCED in, after which re-
freshments were served. The rooms
were decorated with vines and chrys-
anthemums. Oak leaves were used for
tally cards. The prizes were awarded
to Mrs. ]. H. Bailey and Mr.. II. Britton.
The club will meet at Mrs. ]. III. Bail
ey's residence, COG South First West on
Thursday, Nov. 16 1899.
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MEhcUR SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
Mercur. Nov. 4.-Mrs. James Eustice
returned from visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Sullivan, in Ogden. this week.
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Miss Maud Luft of Salt Lake City.
spent a few days with her brothers
George and John of the Mercur Drug
COMPANY.
John Gordon OF Tooele was among
the Mercur visitors this week.
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A surprise party was given Miss An
ME Duncombe Wednesday evening
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Benefit For Happy jack

The patriotic ladies of Ogden have
arranged a benefit for Parker ]. Hall.
better known as Happy Jack" 1t
will be in the form of an election din
ner and supper, to be given in the va
cant store room just north of the West
ern Union Offices
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In Society.

which adds so much to the gaiety of a
dance.
Chaperoning the affair were Mrs.
Robert Gemmell. Mr.. and Mrs. Percy
Sadler and Mr.. and Mrs. A W. Nc
Cune, jr.
Among the dancers were noticed the
Misses Mamie Eldredee. Flora Griffin,
Lucille Jennings. Catherine Gunner,
Lena Welby, Florence Howat, Frances
Howat, Josephine Katz, Edythe Sears.
Winnie Sprague. Stella Bransford, Ella
Atkinson, Louise Odell, Fay McCune,
Hattie Jennings, Florence Terhune,
Fannie Bird, Jasmine Young, Allie Mil
Ter, Lottie Holmes, Pauline Groo, Laura
Sherman, Middleton of San Francisco,
Hamilton, Messrs. Charles Lawrence,
Wheat, Guy Eidredge. Harold Ed
redge, Hammell, Harris, Critchlow. Ray
Walker. Henrotin. Glendinning, Knick-
erbocker, CoffSn, Savage. Katz. Porter,
Thomas, Clark, Ritter, Shepard, Odell,
Trayers, Howat, Cummings, Davis,
Hoge, Williams and Walker.
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Lake county:
Age.
Jay F. Hall. Chicago. Observation-Disclosures. q
Tillie Backman. Salt Lake City,. 20
Charles A Thompson. Oasis. ..-.-...- &c
Olga Fuglestad. New York. .....a.... %
Charles l.. Johnson. New York. ..... %
Ruth Harris. Salt Lake Cfty........... is
John c. Radon, Salt Lake City,. "a
Ida c. Culver. Salt Lake CITY. ........ 10
Timothy F. Marnane. Salt Lake City. AZ
Bridget j. Koran. Dublin, Ireland. 26
George E Parkin, Bountiful. ..... "a
Jennie Howard. Bountiful. ........... 10
George Wood. Holden. Is
Julia Cazfer Toano. Nev............... 26
Fred c. Walker. Salt Lake City,. 2
Josephine Ebson. Salt Lake City,. %
Joseph ]. Spencer. Mill Creek. 81
Alice *. Taylor. Mill Creek. IL
Nephi Jensen, Murray ................. p
Vilate Parker, Taylorsville. ..... 20
Oliver G. Garthwait, MeCammon. Ida. so
Sarah j. Worthen, Salt Lake City,. IS
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At Supper.

Mr.. and Mrs. David C. Dunbar gave
an old-fashioned supper Thursday
evening. Fruit and flowers formed the
table decoration. while the menu was
a dainty one.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Waldemar
Van Colt. Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Eldredge.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Jennings. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. Moyle, Miss Lucy Van Colt
and Miss Carrie Williams.
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Croxall.

The marriage of Miss NJ. Gertrude
Peirce, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam PIERCE of Pasadena, CAL, and DR..
Willard Y CroxaH took place last
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Charles S. Burton. The ceremony was
performed by Judge Bartch at $50. and
was witnessed only by the immediate
family and a few intimate friends. The
bride wore a beautiful gown of white
crepe de chine, with trimn-lngs Oh
duchesse lace, and carried a shower
bouquet of orange blossoms. She had
10 attendants.
Following the ceremony the guests
sat down to an elaborate wedding sup
per- after which the happy couple were
driven to their new home, 1854 East
South Temple street, where they will
be at home to their friends after
Nov. Il.
The young couple are both well
known in the city. The bride came
here from Pasadena early last spring.
She is an accomplished musician, hav-
ing studied under the foremost teach
ers of this country and Europe. The
groom is prominent young physician,
and is the assistant surgeon general Of
the Utah national guard.
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Marriage Licenses.

Permits to wed were issued last week
Lake county:
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The society girls engagement book
presented TO blank spaces the past
week, each day was flied with delight
ful affairs, and all were well attended.
Most of the festivities clustered about
Halloween, and on that evening,
throughout the city, mirth and joility
reigned supreme. Following it came the
debutantes' ball at the Literary club,
the reception at the home of Mrs.
Eough, and numerous informal AFFAIRS
The week came to close last evening
with the marriage of Miss Nj Gertrude
Peirce and DR.. Willard Y. Croxall.
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