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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-20
Scott-Durr Nuptials

o. II. Scott, building contractor, who
recently arrived In this city from TRIM
lad, Colo, and Miss Margaret Durr. a
young lady from Fulton, No., who has
leen spending several months in Albu-
luerque, were married last evening at
the home Of william Fsrr, SOB north
second street. Rev. II. II. Allen tied the
sllken knot that made the young couple
nan and wife. Besides the Earr family
aud the marriage party, only the fulton
friends OF the bride in this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Trimble and Mr.. and
Mrs. Simmons, witnessed the wedding
ceremony. Joseph koetel and Miss May
Hoffman acted as best man and Brides
maid respectively. Miss Bessie Borden
was present and played the wedding
march.
The newly married couple will com
mem housekeeping in a cottage on the
corner OF Fourth street and Lead avenue,
and will make their permanent home In
Albuquerque.
Both Mr., and Mrs. Scott have made
many friends during their stay in this
city, and The CITIZEN joins with them
In extending congratulations and In
Wishing them a blissful married lie.
Ballut Abyad Temple Of the Mystic
shrine. held a special session Saturday
hight At which time the following
knights Templar were admitted 10
membership after a journey across the
hot sands Of the desert aud p~artaking Of
the hospitality OF their Arab hosts ".
\, PaTkhurst, Thos. sherwood, IL. J.
iamer and I'D. h Harsch. There was a
large attendance OF mobiles, including
many from other temples.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DENTIST.
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j. Sheer, Sedalia, Mo, conductor on
electric street car line, writes that his
little daughter was very low with Group,
and her life saved after all physicians
had failed only by using one Minute
Cough Cure, Berry's Drug Co., Albu'
qnerque, n, N,
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THIS city can nov begin to build side.
walks.
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10 ladies' looking for the correct cor
sets, attend the special sale at the kcOno-
mist.
Gas fitting and plumbing, whitney Co
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-20

nFhltE HOURS-Untll ga, m, and from
" 1880 tu $3.50 and from Z To o. IN. Office
and residence, 22O west Gold avenue, Albu-
qurtQur, n. N.
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MERcUR SOCIETY.
lsneciaI Corresnondence.l

| Especial Correspondence
Mercur, April 15.-Mrs. Corfield has
returned from a weeks visit with
friends in Salt Lake.
| Mrs L. L. Woodruff has been visiting
her old home in Salt Lake this week.
| Mrs. G. L. Edwards was a Salt Lake
visitor the beginning of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. McCurtain of Wat
seka, Ills, are visiting their son, DR..
| McCurtain, and incidentally taking in
| the sights and scenes of a western
mining camp.
Mrs. Lockerbee of Salt Lake is visit
ing Mrs. Ferbrache.
! A birthday party in honor of Miss
! Eta Dixon was given at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dixon Tues
day evening and a pleasant time was
! spent.
A surprise was sprung on Mrs Joseph
| Sullivan Wednesday evening by a num-
| beE of her friends Dancing was the
principal feature, and an elegant sup
/ per was served by the visitors.
] The Rathbone Sisters will give high
five party Monday evening.
The Fraternal Union will give one of
! their incompatible parties April IS.
! The ladies' Thursday Night Social
club continues to give excellent parties
| and applicants for admission to the
charmed circle are numerous.
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Mrs. ]. T. Mccarthy of Denver is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. D. C. Jackling.
She will probably spend the summer in
the cyanide camp.
Mrs. H. n. Phelps has returned from
a visit to Tintic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Goddard. for
merly of Mercur, but now of Dayton.
Wash, spent a. few days among old
friends this week.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Mr.. Charles Brucken and Miss
Laura Evans, which will take place on
the goth.
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On Monday James Quirk and Miss
Sophronia Lowry were united in the
bonds of wedlock in Salt Lake City. The
couple are we'll known in the camp
and the groom has been thinking of
having a protector for this right arm
as it has been kept busy ever since his
return, shaking hands with his numer-
Gus friends. The boys at the Hillside
waited ON Mr.. Quirk Thursday evening
and spent a few hours in social amuse-
ment.
Mayor Wilde and DR.. Maude Shaw
were married by Rev. Mia Maynard.
The young couple are we'll and favor
ably known in Ogden and Denver, and
the esteem in which Mr.. Wilde is held
by his fellow citizens is evidenced by
the position he holds.
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the Mormons in the interest of the Nor
mon church, viii return to his home in
Pennington in a few weeks. Mr. Palmer
has been absent about two years.
Howard Human will leave for AL
berta, Canada, next week.
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Hyrum Clark of Auburn, Wyo., and
Wilford Clark of Montpelier Ida, We're
in Pennington this week visiting with
numerous relatives.
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Mrs. Hutchinson of Basalt, Ida. is
visiting in Pennington with Mrs. Jane
Smith.
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Mrs. KimbaH of Kanosh Spent a part
of this week with Mr.. and Mrs. D. c.
Hess in Pennington.
Mrs. Samuel j. Layton is down from
Cardston, Canada, on a visit.
David E. Lindsay of Idaho was in
Layton on Monday visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas j. O'Brien.
Frank Jones of South Weber was in
Kaysville yesterday.
Richard Stevenson and Roy Dibble.
two Layton young men, departed on
missions to the southern states on
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Phillips of SYRIA
cuse will leave next week for Teton
Basin, Ida, where they expect to re-
side in the future.
On Wednesday last Miss Lizzie l..
Haynes and Myron A. Patterson of
Hooper were married in the Salt Lake
temple. On the same day Miss Emma
Haynes and Francis Russell, another
Hooper couple, were also united in we'd
lock. The young people returned home
on Thursday and will reside in Hooper.
Ira Call, Judson Mabey and Nathan
Barlow, formerly residents of Bountiful
but now of Chesterfield, Ida, were down
from the north this week and spent a
few days in Bountiful.
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Chester Sessions of Star Valley,
Wyo, is in Bountifui visiting.
George Atkinson of Woods Cross re-
turned last Saturday from a mission.
William Waite of BountifuI started
ON mission today.
Milford Richards, who formerly re-
sided in Pennington, has been greeting
former acquaintance in his home town
for a week. He now resides in George
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James f. Smith and Herbert Streeper
of Centerville started on missions to the
southern states on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Charles H. Barton of Ogden has
been spending the week with her
mother, Mrs. John II. Bonnemort Mr..
Bartin came down last evening and is
spending Arbor day in Kaysville.
An enjoyable ball was given last
evening in West Layton.
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George w. Greer, jr., of Salt Lake
was in Layton yesterday.
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The primary schools of Kaysville OBJ
served ArbOr day appropriately this
morning under the direction of the
teachers, Miss Knowlton and Mrs. Nor
Jensen.
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In nearly all Of the settlements of
Davis county there will this evening
be social gatherings, dances, etc, as a
suitable manner of ending the holiday.
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Salt Lake Woman's Club.

The Woman's club has issued invita-
lions for their annual presidents day
which falls this year on Tuesday next
The afternoon viii be retrospective
and retrospective in its nature, review
Ing club life and work both generally
and in our own city.
A resume of the past gives a just
measure of the good attained and in
creased strength for the future.
The programme will consist of talks
by some of the best known club wo-
men of Salt Lake.
Mrs. Royle viii speak of the Growth
of Club Life in Salt Lake" Mrs. May
nard's subject will be 1.-Two Club Moth
ers,' and Mrs. Jennings, president OF
the Utah Federation, viii speak of Mrs
Crolys book. a history of the Wo-
mans club movement in the United
States. which has been prepared under
the direction of the general federation
of women's clubs.
Tea viii be served and the remain
der of the afternoon viii be devoted TO
social converse.
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EPHRAIM SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence,

Especial Correspondence
Ephraim, April 15-Stephen Williams
and wife of Emery county, formerly
residents of this city, are here visiting
relatives.
George Quinn and wife went to Salt
Lake City Saturday.
The Candland brothers of Chester
were in Town Tuesday.
a. C. Larsen of this city was Fair
view visitor this week.
Al Candland was in town this week
explaining to citizens the beauties of
Grande Ronde valley, in Oregon.
Miss Mamie Tucker of Fairview has
been visiting C. A. Larsen's family.
n. P. Christensen of Fairview, an old
Ephraim boy, was in town renewing old
acquaintance the first of the week.
Miss Alice Edwards of Sterling is
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. P. Tho
mander.
Charlie Otterstrom left for Wyoming
Tuesday, to look after his sheep herds
that are ranging in that state.
E. P. Thomander and wife attended
the funeral of one of Sam Edwards
children at Sterling Friday.
Rev. ]. NJ. Hansen, pastor of the
Methodist church, will attend a minis
ters' meeting in Salt Lake Monday.
Miss Tina Larsen returned home from
Ferron, Emery county, Thursday. She
has been teaching the district school in
that place for the past year.
Mrs. Maria Riggs of LIE Grande, Ore,
is visiting relatives in this city. She
is sister of Mrs. Thomas P. Lund and
Mrs. John H. Otterstrom-
Frank Willardsen and wife of May
field were in town Sunday.
Miss Rebecca Hansen, only daughter
of H. G. Hansen of this city, is danger
ously i'll with lung fever. The physician
has small hopes of her recovery.
DR.. Fields wife, who has been visit
ing here for some time, returned to her
home in Wyoming Saturday. She viii
stop off at Ogden and visit her sister.
Christian Thorums family moved to
Cottonwood. in Salt Lake county this
week. Mr. Thorum has purchased some
property there
A very pleasant young folks party
was given at the home of Miss Hiddie
Peterson Tuesday evening, in honor of
her eighteenth birthday. The evening
was pleasantly spent, music, games and
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for an extended visit with friends at
Salt Lake City.
Mrs w. H. Hutchinson has returned
to Salt Lake City after a short stay in
Price.
J. H. Pennington and wife of Elko.
week.
Mrs. John w. Gentry has returned
from a short visit with relatives at
Springville, Eureka and elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. w. Spalding are en-
tertaining Mr.. n. c. Spalding, who re-
sides at Payson.
The Home Dramatic company, assist
ed by members of the Imperial ORA
matte company, the latter from Salt
Lake City, on Monday and Tuesday
evenings presented the beautiful west
ern drama, The Golden Giant Mine,
to crowded houses for the benefit of the
urday the bill viii be Woman Against
Woman" in the proceeds of which the
Sunday schools will share.
Hobson Lodge, C. NJ A, composed of
high school boys and the younger
crowd of young people, gave a bow
dance at town hall last night that was
very largely attended. The proceeds
will be used in fixing up leading rooms
and in purchasing suitable books for
the clubs library, which latter is we'll
under way.
Mrs Mabel Moore has returned to Or
angeville after a short visit to friends
in Price.
The grand ball given at Helper a few
weeks ago by the ladies of the town for
the benefit of the chapel fund Melted
$156
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Several couples from Price attended
a ball given at Wellington last Mon
day evening.
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Mrs. I. Stevens of Fort Duchesne was
the guest of Price friends this week.
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PRICE SOCIETY.
(special Corresnondence.l


Price, April 15.-Mrs. b. R. Mcdonald
is expected home from springville next
week.
Mrs. r. NJ. Carey has returned from
a weeks visit to Mercur and elsewhere
in the state.
Mrs. Edward Stewart is at home from
short trip to Salt Lake City.
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Mrs. John Fl. Pace returned Thurs
day from a visit with friends in Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. Noah Bartholomew and children
have returned to their home in this
city from an extended visit to Califor-
Miss Sadie Kimball has returned from
Salt Lake City.
MISS Mary Leonard, principal of the
public schools, visited the schools of
Salt Lake City Monday and Tuesday of
this week. returning home Wednesday.
Mrs. j. A. Gilfoyle, wife of Captain
Gilfoyle, commander of the post at Fort
Duchesne, has returned from a two
weeks visit to Denver friends, accom-
panied by her daughter.
Mrs. George W. Bodle has returned
from short visit with relatives at Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. A. E. Gibson of Cleveland was
the guest several days last week of Mr..
and Mrs Roy Gibson of this city.
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Mrs. Louis Lowenstein and daughter.
Miss Ella, departed Saturday evening
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TWO GRATEFUL WOMEN
Restored to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
scan Do MY own work.
Mrs PATRICK DAxEHY.

Mrs PATRICK DANEHY,
West Winsted, Conn, writes:
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pleasure that 1 write to you of the
benefit L have derived from using your
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'Icouldnotsleep at night, had towalk
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faint away; had a terrible pain in my
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time and would vomit; butnow, thanks
to Mrs. Pinl1ham and her Vegetable
Compound, 1 feel well and sleep well,
can do my work without feeling tired;
do not bloat or have any trouble
whatever.
II sincerely thank you for the good
advice you gave me and for what your
medicine has done for me"
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RIcHFIELD SOCIETY.
Special Correspondence.A


Richt1eld, April 15.-The Odd Fellows
and Workmen lodges of this city gave
a very pleasant party at their hall last
Tuesday evening. Dancing was the
chief amusement and was INDUCED in
with good spirit by all present. Lunch
was served at u o'clock.
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A basket social was given at the NJ
e. church last evening, and the house
was filled with people who participated
in and enjoyed the occasion very much.
E. w. Mcdaniel was auctioneer and
disposed of the many pretty and we'll
filed baskets to good advantage. The
lunch was d pleasant feature of the
evening.
1t was thought the season for large
dancing parties was past, but the party
given last evening in honor of the re-
firing bishopric was equal to the many
notable social functions of a like ma
ture during the past six months. There
was large crowd present at the Star
pavilion. it being too crowded for COM
fort. The lunch was served at mid
night During the evening a programme
of songs, music and recitatiOns was
carried out and greatly appreciated by
those present.
Erastus Anderson and Malissa Whip
pie of Aurora We're granted marriage
license this week and were married by
Clerk Hayes.
Miss Kittie Schroeder has returned
after an extended visit to Nephi.
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J. NJ Lauritzen is preparing to start
on a Scandinavian mission in the early
part of May.
Mrs. Clayt Gannett and family have
Joined MIR. Gannett at MaTysvale, and
will reside there this summer.
W. C. B. Orrock and Thomas Ogden
are at Black Rock looking after wool
interests.
Dr. w H Schock, the retired physi-
clan, who has a fine stocked farm at
Plateau, was a Richtield visitor this
week.
Theodore Brandley. jr., has returned
from Idaho and northern Utah, where
to visit his father before the latter de-
parts for Canada
Ralph Baker, a former resident OF
Richfield, has returned home after a
stay of several months in Provo. He
Will probably remain.
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Mrs. Agnes Jones of Salt Lake is
here on a visit to her son, George NJ.
Jones. This is her first visit to Rich
field. and if she likes this place will
remain here this summer.
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Judge Dusenberry of Provo held a
short session of the district court last
evening for d case in which Judge Nc
Carthy was disqualified. Judge Nc
Carly is occupying Judge Dusenberry's
bench.
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made enjoyable by the High school
dance. Not only were this series of
dances enjoyable to the younger set,
but to many of the older set who at
tended in the capacity of chaperones.
1t was matter of regret that the
Eance Of Friday night was the last OF
The series.
A very pleasant evening was spent
1t the home of Miss Marian Bro'Nnlee
asst Friday. cards We're the feature
II the evening, after which refresh
nents were served Among those pres
INT were Misses Marian Brownlee,
Grace Freeze, Lulu Penrose, Maggie
Bassett, Mr.. Max Brodie, John Eng
Itrom, Walter Wallace and Hedge Han
Zen.
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Miss 1Iabelle Snow, daughter of Pres
dent Snow, left last evening for Phil
ldelphia, to attend the convention Of
The Daughters of the Revolution.
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The Oak Leaf social society held its
regular meeting last Wedn esday even
ing at the home Of Mr.. Harry john
son a very enjoyable time was spent
by all present After the meeting re-
treshments were served. A special
meeting was called for next Wednesday
evening at the residence OF MIR. William
Green, 15e South Twelfth East, at
which all members are requested to be
present
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other amusements adding to the pleas
ure Of the occasion.
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Tom Reese Of Wales was in town
"Wednesday.
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A number of young ladies and gentle
men of this city are talking of organiz-
ing a social club.
John BarrOWman left for Idaho We'd
nesday. to prepare a home for his fam
lily. His wife and children will join
him after he has got located.
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Annie Jensen. an aged widow, who
lives in the northeast part of town, has
just received notice of an. inheritance
of $1,000. The money comes from the
estate of a brother who recently died
in Denmark.
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John Beal of Nephi, accompanied by
his stepdaughter Mrs. Annie Wilson of
Nephi, and his son. John Beal. ir.. of
Arizona, are the guests of President
Henry Bea's family this week The
younger gentleman has not been in
this city before for twenty-four years.
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PARK CITY SOCIETY.
(special Correspondenceo

Park City, April 15.-The members OF
the I. 0. o. F. lodges enjoyed a visit
of the grand lodge officers Monday
night. After the lodge meeting Silver
Leaf lodge No. 8, d. of r., surprised the
gentlemen with a banquet and from
the time of the ladies' appearance,
feasting and experimenting were in
order.
The Emerson club met at the home OF
Miss Eva Hughes Tuesday afternoon.
The club read Henry v" after which
they played authors. A number of in
vited guests were present and the hos
tess served dainty refreshments after
the game.
The "Spook social given by the Ia
dies of the Congregational church
Tuesday evening was a very success
full and highly amusing affair. The
programme was under the direction OF
Mrs. A. Williams and Mrs I. L. Os-
borne and consisted of songs, recita-
tions. a ghost dance and a "spOok'
supper, altogether an amusing diver
sion from the regular church supper.
A jolly party of the young friends
of Mrs Mamie McSorley enjoyed the
hospitality of her home Wednesday
evening. Music and cards furnished
the evenings amusement, after which
the party partook of the delightful re-
freshments.
The 18th of April being the anniver-
sary of the order, will be a gala dav for
the Odd Fellows of this city. In the
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OGDEN SOCIETY.
Cspecial Correspondence.,

Ogden. April 15.-The Thursday Night
club entertained with final card party
and banquet at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. N. Peirce on Friday evening.
There were a large number of invited
guests, so that more than half hun
bred assembled in the spacious parlors
of ae PIERCE home. The ladies of the
club had made elaborate preparations,
and one of the most delightful events of
the season resulted. Each guest and
member was given a dainty boutonniere
OF violets. and partners for the card
games We're secured by matching quo
tations, conundrums and the like. At
ter the card games a short literary and
musical programme was rendered in
which the following took part: Mrs.
Peirce. Mr.. and Mrs. MISSIONER, Mrs.
Nye, Verna Bowman, Miss Lois PIERCE.
Miss June Peirce, Mrs. S. II. Cave. A
tasteful menu of several courses was
then served, after which Mr.. P. c.
Westover introduced the POSTMASTER.
and toasting was the order "Our
Hostess" was the subject of a neat re-
Spouse by c. n. Custead, who took the
occasion to thank Mrs. PIERCE for many
favors accorded the club and her I'M
selfish and successful efforts to pro-
mote its welfare.
Mr.. W. n. Peirce was called upon to
toast the guests. and responded briefly.
putting the feasters in high humor by
some witty illusions. Mayor Boyle re-
sponded to the toast THE Thursday
Night Club" blending serious and
amusing speech in an acceptable ratio.
Mrs. Bowman responded to the toast,
prize Winners" working in some
laughable passages suggesting that the
gentlemen were the boobies and the la
dies the first prizes. Her concluding
sentiment, THE Thursday Night club,
first. last and always was a prize-win-
ner,'' met with enthusiastic applause
Prizes were awarded for the card
games to Mrs. Pidcock. Mrs. Richard
PIERCE, Miss Inez Thomas, Mr. Cooney,
Mr.. Pugh and Mr. Bowen. The club
has now diahanded until next season.
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Ladies, LITERARY Club.

The Tourist section of the Ladies
Literary club meets Tuesday morning
April Is. at 10 o'clock. Topics, Italian
Lace Making" Miss Crawford; Mosaic
Making" Mrs. Hancock.
on Friday afternoon. April %, the
Tourist section has charge Of the pro-
gramme for the Ladies Literary club
Topics will be "Augustan Age" Mrs.
Mathis: Social Life in the Roman En-
pire," Mrs. Weber; Roman Mythol-
pgY." Mrs. Louie S. Smith.
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The Cleofan.

Tuesday afternoon the, club enjoyed a
very pleasant session when Mrs. Cora
n. Eldredge gave an instructive talk
Dn THE Romanesque Period of Ar
rhitecture'' illustrating her subject
with large number of views.
Mrs. Blanche p. Lee then interesting
ly discussed current events.
The members are delighted with the
result of the reception for the benefit
Of the hospital fund at Manila given
Thursday evening, financially as we'll
rs socially ii was a great success.
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Address By Mrs. Henrotin.

Mrs Henrotin VIII address the club
women of the city and others interest
ed, Monday afternoon at ( o'clock, at
the Ladies' Literary club house, on
.'Woman's Part in Economic Develop
ment.' This is at the request of the
state committee of the federation on
industrial interests and a collection will
be taken for the FORMULATION of the
work of that committee.
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Council OF Jewish Women.

The Salt Lake section of the Council
of Jewish Women viii hold their open
session on next Tuesday, April IS, in
the /. O. 3. i. lodge rooms OF the Scott
Auerbach building. We will be pleased
TO have all with us who may be in
+aTeSted