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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-10-08
PROVO SOCIETY.
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Provo, Oct. 1.-THE School Advancement
union met at the Sorosis club rooms last
Monday In addition to the members of
theu Mon, Mr.. A. L. Booth of the board
of education and a number of public
school teachers were present, several of
whom joined the associati ton. A very
pleasant and instructive time was spent.
The next meeting will be held in the Par
ker school house, Oct 13, at which time
the committee will present constitution
and bylaws for the union. The union is
very anxious that all interested in the
cause of education will join the organiza-
ton.
The Fourth Ward Dramatic company
presented a three-act romantic drama in
a very charming way on Thursday even
ing. 1t was played to a large and appre-
ciative audience.
Little Edith Warner, daughter of At
torney NJ. NJ. Warner, celebrated her 9Th
birthday with eighteen of her little
friends last Saturday. Delicious luncheon
was served. and the afternoon pleasantly
passed.
Mrs. Benjamin Bennett, formerly Of Pro-
vo, has returned from Idaho Falls, Ida
Police Judge. H. f. Gear and family of
Eureka visited in Provo Sunday
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Senator j. V. Robinson visited his sons
in Provo several days during the week
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John S. Rollo has been visiting his fam
lily here for the last two weeks. Mr.. RolIo
expects to remove his family to Rich-
field.
G. w. Craig, Oregon Short Line agent
at Provo. and his daughter, Annie, re-
turned from St. Joe, Mo.
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Mr.. and Mrs: Gronemann and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Martin returned Sunday from d
two weeks visit in Logan.
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A party of Wasatch county teachers
stopped over in Provo Monday, visiting
the B. Y. academy and the city schools
Mrs. ,Cornelia Clayton returned from
Colorado last evening.
The Nineteenth Century club met It the
home of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kellogg yesterday
afternoon. Mrs r.. A. Wedgwood was
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LOGAN SOCIETY.
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Logan. Oct "a social function of note
this week was the Kensington tea given
on Thursday by Mrs. F. E. keeler IN
Quite number of society ladies attended
the affair. among whom were: Mesdames
o. c. Ormsby c. c.. Goodwin. j. w. Farls.
e. J. MacEwan. Seth A. Langton, Charles
II. Dewitt, j. Bishop. D. Robbins. J. s.
Hendricks. G. Cartwright. F. G. Goodwin
and r. S. McAlister; Misses Bessie More
head Kate Haws Nora Eliason, Htda
Eliason and Annie Eiiason.
Heber Vaughan returned home this
week. after an extended stay in Idaho.
H G. Emise. who but recently returned
from the Philippines, where he served in
the Fourth cavalry. is in the city on a
visit to his mother Mrs. c. Cartwright.
He may remain here all winter.
The opening ball of the season will be
given this evening in the Palace nall.
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A big socfabIe will be held this evening
in the Fifth ward meeting house, in honor
of Mr.. Christian Olsen. VINO leaves shortly
for the missionary field:
Mrs. Roy McAlister left this week for
Clyde, o., to visit her parents. Her visit
will be an extended one.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Eddy of Brigham
spent the week in Logan as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. e. Keeler.
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]. S. Moffatt and Joseph Gordon were
two Rich county visitors this week.
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Ex-Sherif James klirkbride was in Lo-
gan from his Star valley ranch on Tues
day.
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DR.. 0. C. ormsby visited the capital the
fore part of the week.
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Alfred zemp. an ertswhile Loganlte
came in from Evanston on Sunday to visit
his parents, who reside here. Mr.. Zemp
is a Philippine veteran. having seen SER
vice as a member of Company H, Wyo-
ming infantry.
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George Crookston. who enlisted at Poca-
tello with the Idaho volunteers, was in
this city the first part of the week. visit
ing his numerous relatives and friends.
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PAYsoN SOCIETY.

(Spectal Correspondence
Paysqn, Oct. John Pierce came over
from KnigatsyilIe Friday.
Alma Huish of Salt Lake came down 30
spend Il few days with relatives In this
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N. o. Nash was in town Friday from
The Barnett family party at the city
hail was a grand social event. Addresses
We're made by Bishop Page. Grant Smons
and john Barnett. Picnic and dancing
wera enjoyed until 2 o'clock.
Mrs. William Patten and Mrs. Brigham
f. Crook came in from York on FRI
Charles Patten left on Wednesday for
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Miss A. Boyle Of Missouri is visiting her
cousins at the home of James NJ Boyle
The school board made the first salary
paym.eDt to teachers Friday amounting
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Miss Lizzie. Barnett gave a pleasant
social at her home Wednesday evening
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Mrs. A. Mccormick Of Salt Lake viii
fill the vacancy in the school room pre-
viously occupied by Mr.. Coombs. who
starts on southern states mission in
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A reunion party was given at the city
hall by the Barnett family Thursday
evening.
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Afternoon Tea.

Mrs Edward Stewart Ferry gave a
tea Friday afternoon from until in
honor of Mrs. Boise and Miss Ziegler.
The rooms were effectively decorat-
ed for the event. Branches of brilliant
ly tinted autumn leaves were used pro-
fusely in the parlor, The dining room
was in pink and green. The table was
covered with Battenberg and adorned
with vases of La France roses and
garlands of smilaX. In the center
stood a large silver candelabra with
candles glowing through pink silk
shades. Daylight was excluded and
the house lighted with electricity.
Mrs. Ferry was assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Boise, Miss Ziegler and Mrs.
Montague Ferry. Punch was served by
Mrs. George /. Nye and over the din
ing room presided Mrs. w. T. Daily
and Miss Eloise Sherman.
Among those present were Mrs. S.
V. Shelp. Mrs. David Murray, Miss
Murray, Mrs. H. D. Miles. Miss Park,
Mrs. j. H. Young, Mrs. II. w. Law
renee, Miss Lowe, Mrs. James Ferris,
Mrs w. E. Ferris, Mrs. Nelden, Mrs.
w Y. Rice. Mrs. Y. Clement, Miss
Macintosh. Miss Crawford, Mrs. ]. L.
Franken. Mrs. W. w. Flagg, Miss
Eloise Sherman. Mrs. Thomas Bailey,
Mrs. Charles Post, Mrs. J. Bailey,
Mrs. Sprague. Mrs. Arthur Witcher.
Madame Pfoutz, Mrs. G. B. Pfoutz,
Mrs. G. L. Nye, the Misses Sherman,
Mrs. Bransford, Mrs. Lewis \. Evans,
Mrs. William T. Daily. Mrs. Montague
Ferry, Mrs. James A. Miner Mrs. Ma
bel Mcclure, Mrs. Palmer. Mrs Vanden-
hoff. Mrs. James Neill, Mrs John S.
Witcher, Mrs. F. W. Jennings. Miss Luz
ellie Jennings, Mrs. d. B. Hampstead.
Mrs. II. p. Henderson, Mrs. Sara Brans-
ford, Miss Zane. Mrs. T. @. Weber,
Miss Weber. Mrs. c. P. Brooks, Mrs.
Hancock, Mrs. n. B. White. Mrs. Ste
phen Babcock, Mrs. David Keith, Mrs.
]. d. Beattie, Miss Beattie.
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DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY.
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Pennington, Oct. 7.-Captain David A.
Sanders formerly sheriff of Davis county
is down from his home in Fremont county,
idaho, looking well and prosperous. He
county and Salt Lake.
Horton Haight of Oakley Ida. is pay
ing his regular semi-annual visit to the
scends of his boyhood in and around
Pennington, and renewing acquaintance
that were made during his long residence
here.
W. w. Richards, who left Pennington
a year ago. to make his home in George
town. Ida. is visiting here for al few DAYS.
Mrs. Richards and the children have been
here for several weeks.
Mrs. Oliver Wilcox. of Fielding, Box FL
der county, is in Pennington.
jed Earl. the coliinston merchant. is
here visiting.
from a prolonged visit 10 Salt Lake.
Bishop Milford Clark of Montpelier.
Ida. is spending few days with relatives
Mrs. LeGrande Robinson is down. from
Egin, Ida, and will remain here during
tii y "'ttsEt..:. - o. Z.
Miss Laura Crawford of Kaysville is
visiting in Leadville, Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. George q. Lambert and
Mr.. and Mrs George G. Lambert. jr.. of
Salt Lake were visiting. in Kaysville on
Henry FL. Blood.
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Mrs. Lorenzo Barnes of Downey. Ida,
has been spending the week In Kaysgille.
where the family resided until recently
4 The kaysyille amusement committee.
which has had charge Of the social events
Ut the Kaysvflle Music hail for several
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SPRING CITY SOCIETY.

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Spring City. Oct. 6y-'The wEfe III Silef.
doing nicely.
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Professor and Mrs g. A. Iverson visited
WITH Judge and Mrs Johnson during che
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Mrs J. Morgan johnson visited with
friends IN Salt Lake few days durlna
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Mrs. Louis Black is visiting with her
daughter in Gunnison this week
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The announcements Is made of the en-
gagement OF Joseph Peterson ANA Miss
Jennie Haefeti. Both are Well and favor
ably known.
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:, Miss Sarah Olsen is visiting friends In
Ephraim this week
=. very large portion of our people are in
Salt Lake this week. attending conference
and TO business matters
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j. Z. johnson and wife will leave shortly
Tor Provo. where they will reside for some
time.
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afternoon Card Party.

Mrs. Henry Cohn entertained at
cards Tuesday afternoon, in honor of
Miss Mas of Cincinnati, Mrs. Ise-
mann of st. Louis and Mrs. Goldberg
of this city. The decorations through
out were in autumn leaves. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Mayors and Mrs.
Louis Simon.
Present to meet the guests of honor
were Mesdames S. Bamberger, ]. BAN
berger, Joseph, Ransohoff, Mayors,
Sands, L. Simon, F. Simon, R. Simon,
Louis Cohn, Alex Cohn, Waters,
Graupe. J. Moritz, Hirschmann, Wer-
theimer, Aichaels, Lehman, w. Kahn,
f. Kahn. E. Cohn, S. Samuels, Oben-
dorfer, Phillips. Goldberg, Hanak, We'll
Hanak, Misses Waters, Sanders and
Rose Goldberg.
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Methodist Aid society is billed for next

Methodist Aid society is billed for next
week.
Mrs. Deford returned from a trip to Salt
Lake. the beginning OF the week. She was
called there TO attend the funeral of her
nephew, the infant son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Ostler.
Miss Clara Aldrich Of Pleasant Grove i
Mrs r. w. Watt, who has been east for
some time, returned home this week. she
while absent.
Frank Jardine is taking IN the sights
and scenes Of Zion this week.
About 100 residents of Mercur took adj
vantage of the excursion rates this week
to visit the city, with its numerous at
fractions.
Max Parolini and Josie Colletti, two
well known young people of the camp.
made a "trip to Salt Lake Wednesday and
were united in marriage. They retur,nesd leg
friends at the residence OF Don Tate.
where q pleasant time was spent. Only
the near relatives of the young couple
We're invited guests.
Otto M. Swarfz went to Salt Lake on
Thursday, and Will spend few days with
friends In the capital.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert of Massachusetts,.
the latter d niece of Mrs. Whitehead or
this city, arrived here this week, and Will
make their permanent residence mere.
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Judge Kessler left here yesterday for
Idaho. where he will spend couple OF
months.
Mrs l.. l.. Woodruff is spending few
days in the city with relatives.
Miss Hattie Hughes is in town for
few days.
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Mrs. Albert Bates went to Lowell Fri
day where she will spend a couple OF
weeks with friends and relatives.
C. c. A. Jaspersen departed for Salt
Lake Friday and, after few days in get
ting ready. will so to Silver Reef, where
he viii spend the winter.
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Felix Mcdonald and Miss Mary Ann
Hyland were married in Salt Lake City
last Monday. They returned TO Mercur
Wednesday,, where arrangements for an
informal reception had been completed:
The young people have been residents of
the camp about two years, and have a
host of riends to wish them godspeed IN
their new sphere.
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Weddine AnniversarY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar f. Hunter of the
Eighth ward were pleasantly surprised
on Thursday evening by number Of
their friends, it being the twenty fifth
anniversary of their wedding day. The
evening was spent in singing, reciting,
piano solos and speaking, Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. John Cartwright,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Chamberlin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frost Mr.. and Mrs. George Nor
ris, Mrs. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. George
b. Margetts, Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Sims Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. GALLAGHER,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dahlquist, Mrs. John
Chamberlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Meyers, Mrs.
Shelmerdine, Mrs. Mahlquist, Miss
Mahlquist, Miss Agnes Dahlquist.
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Surprise Party.

Thursday evening Miss Susie Easton
and Miss Ella Anderson gave pleas
ant surprise party in honor OF Miss
Florence Meads at 9l5 West First North.
The evening was spent with music and
games of various kinds, after which
delicious supper was served. Among
those invited were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Langton. Mrs. Arrosmith, Mr..
and Mrs. John McKenzy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Valentine. Misses Allen, Minnie Allen,
Hattie McKernan, Susie Easton, Sadie
Parr Belle Parr, Ella Anderson, Hell
ena Anderson, Carrie Reed, Florence
Meads, Amanda Olson, Nora Aldred,
Ruth Dahlquist, Lottie Elkins, Dora
Piper, Agnes Anderson, Louie Whit
taker. Susie Clark, Messrs. Sears, Jen-
son. Webb. Edward Nugent, Martin
Roise, George Easton, Ted Smith, Fred
Gatehouse. Frank Herrick, Al Smith,
Edwin SALISBURY.
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Musicale.

The most elaborate event of the week
was the musicale given yesterday af-
ternoon from until by Mrs. Orson A.
Howard
The decorations were exceedingly
handsome and most effectively ar
ranged. In the hall palms and plants
were stationed. The drawing room was
in red and white. Exquisite red roses
ard feathery White chrySanthemums
banked the mantel and We're placed ar
tistically around the room. Pink and
green were used in the library, with
beautiful effect. while in the doorways
graceful ropes Of smilaX were caught
back with ribbons. The dining room
was entirely decorated in the shades
of the American beauty rose. In the
center and at opposite corners stood
huge cut class bowls filled with Amer
lean beauties and tied with stiff bows
of ribbon. The candelahra were shaded
in roses and the bonbon dishes were
outlined in rose leaves.
Assisting the hostess in receiving
were Mrs. Caspar L. Robertson, Mrs.
g. B. MARYLAND, Mrs. Z. w. Center,
Mrs. David 5. Murray, Mrs ID. ].
Sharp. The dining room was presided
over by Miss Rooklidge and Miss Muir
ray.
Those assisting on the programme
were Mrs. Ira Lewis. Miss Fisher Mrs
a t. Nollmer, Miss Cohn and Mr.. Karl
Scheid.
Among those who called We're Mrs.
Charles Read. Mrs Markland Mrs. O..
w. Powers. Mrs. ]. c. e. King, Mrs.
Ira Lewis, Mrs. D. ]. Sharp. Mrs
Witcher Jones. Mrs. Clarence Brown.
Mrs. Woodward Mrs. Bidwell, Mrs
Farnsworth, Mrs. Dale. Mrs. S. V.
Shslp, Mrs. T. B. Beatty, Mrs c. L.
Rood. Mrs. d. Austin, Mrs. L. NJ Bail
ey. Madame Pfoutz, Mrs. G. 3. Pfoutz,
Mrs. Putnam, Mrs. w w. Chisholm
Mrs J. Robinson Walker. Mrs. Pea
body, Mrs. Aft. Mrs. w. B. Sprague
Mrs Greenwood, Mrs. r. L. Tracy
Mrs. J. /. Franken, Mrs. Hale, Mrs
Cheeseman, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Bow
man. Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Eugene
Lewis. Mrs. Nelden, Mrs. Weber. Mrs
Amy, Mrs. Stephens, Mrs. McGurrin.
Mrs. Brink, Mrs. William Igleheart,
Mrs Boag. Mrs. T. c. Bailey. Mrs.
Plummer. Mrs. Hobbs. Mrs. Vincent,
Mrs. George /. Nye, Mrs. ]. H Young,
Mrs. Center. Mrs. c. l.. Robertson,
Mrs. F. ~. Scarf. Mrs. G. Y. Wallace,
Mrs Whitney, Mrs. Cowan. Mrs. Rose,
Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. Twiss of Kansas
City, Mrs. w. w. Flagg. Miss Aft.
Miss kimball. Miss Woodward. Miss
Thorn, Miss Rooklidge. Miss Weber,
Miss Preston, Mrs. ID. s. Murray. Miss
Murray, Miss Cohn, Miss Fisher. Mrs.
Nolimer
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In Society.

The delightful autumn days are being
enjoyed to the fullest. Society has
wheeled and picnicked, and the fairer
members have disported themselves
gaily abroad in fetching gowns and
the most bewfldering autumn millinery.
Parties at the fair, at the races and
the Salt Palace have been the vogue,
while indoor amusements have also
come in for a large share of attention.
For the coming week innumerable al
fairs are on the taps. and the week
promises to be one of the most brill
liant Of the autumn season
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Ynn and I Crvstal club.

The "You and 1 Crystal club met
with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thursday
evening. High five was played and
prizes were awarded to Mrs. c. A.
Strickland, Mr.. H. w. Branch, Mrs.
Butler and Mr.. Lerry, and prizes for
the new woman were won by Mrs.
Butler and Mr. Martin, Mrs. D. Gall
lacher and Mr.. II. w. Branch. The
room was profusely decorated with au-
turnn leaves and a most delicious sup
per was served, after which the guests
enjoyed sweet music by Mr.. Sol Levy,
accompanied by the club band. After
the hostess was presented with a gift
from the club they adjourned to meet
in two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs Bull
Ter.
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day. after a FIVE months tour of Eu-

day, after FIVE months tour of Eu-
rope.
Miss Healy of Ogden is the guest OF
Miss frankie Sharp.
Mr. and Mrs. Theron Geddes leave to.
morrow for San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin Travis are now
at home at 5l9 Fourth street.
Mrs. Graham F. Putnam has discon,
tinued her Mondays at home.
Mrs. William Clawson left Tuesday
for her home in San Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mccormick and
Mrs. Bird will return home next week
Miss Hattie Jennings entertained a
few friends informally Tuesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. George H Wood are al
home to their friends again at "a South
State street.
The Flanders Amateurs give re-
cital tomorrow evening at the Ladies
Literary club.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis o. Bridgeman
and daughter have gone to Kansas to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Herman gave an informal
luncheon Monday in honor of Mrs. Will
liam j. De Bruhl.
On Wednesday the Alta club was the
scene of a very pretty luncheon given
1axrR " t
Governor Wells. Colonel and Mrs.
Clayton and DR.. Critchlow will return
today from New. York.
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Miss Phyllis Young will spend the
next few weeks in the city visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Henry Sadler.
The marriage of Miss Alice Beck and
Mr.. John Campbell was solemnized last
Wednesday in the temple.
Rev. Allen K. Smith left Thursday
for st. Louis, after a pleasant stay
with relatives in the city.
Mrs. Boise, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Montague Ferry. leaves to-
day for her home in Michigan
MIS-. Chapelle, VINO mas Deen the
guest of Mrs. Ingram, left during the
week for her home in Oklahoma
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Wilson and
daughter, Miss Tompkins, are at home
to their friends at IA South Sixth East.
Mrs Landstreet and Miss. Davis will
arrive in the city next week and will
visit their sister, Mrs. George F.
Downey.
Mrs. Charles Read gave an informal
luncheon Friday in honor of Mrs. De
Bruhl of San Francisco. Covers were
laid for six.
Miss Evelyn Murray has returned to
her home in Kentucky. Miss Murray
spent the summer in the city and has
made many friends, who regret her
departure.
Mr.. John Critehlow returned from
the east on Wednesday. He was ac-
companied by his sisters, Mrs. Colt
and Miss Critchlow, who will remain
during the winter.
The announcement yesterday OF the
engagement of Miss Marie Theresa ALI,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs Rudolph ALT,
to Charles Roy Mckay was read with
interest by their friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin Travis, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Dinwoodey, Miss Maud
Thorn and Mr. w. J. Lawrence occu-
pied a box ait the performance of "A
Milk White Flag" Friday evening.
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To Meet Rev. and Mrs. Miller.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Hogle enter
tanned Informally Monday evening as
a farewell to Rev. and Mrs. G. D. B.
Miller, who left for their home in st.
Louis on Thursday. Music and CONVEX
sation helped TO make the evening de-
lightful.
Among the guests were Miss Eaton,
the Misses Wheeler, Mrs. Farnsworth,
the Misses Houghton, Mrs. A. L. Reese,
Miss Youngberg. Mrs. j. A. Reeves,
Mrs. Watson. Mrs. Leyson, Miss Louie
Reese, Miss Kate Reese, Mr.. Bert Law
renee, Miss Carrie Keate Mrs. Clifton,
Miss Shoales, Miss Effie ShoaleS, Miss
Phyllis Lynch and Rev and Mrs. John
Houghton
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Monday and Tuesday,
OCTOBER 9 AND 10.

The line comprises the finest and best grades OF
Alaska Seal Jackets Fur CoIIarettes and Capes ard
is beyond doubt the Grandest Collection Of Furs
ever exhibited west Of Chicago. Remembers that it
is only once in lifetime that you can get this
chance. Every piece selected article and guaran-
teed.
Special measurements taken for Sealskin gar
n'ents. Skins in their raw state to select from.
We are the only store in Salt Lake that has the
right to sell the celebrated Ladies rIonarch KID
GLOVE. Beware OF limitations
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EVANSTON SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
Evanston. Oct. 6.-Robert A Hooker and
b. l. Winslow left Thursday for Chi
cago. where they will spend a few days
and then return to Kansas City to enter
the Dental college.
Mrs G. NJ. Baker entertained very
pleasantly last evening in honor of a
number of the returned volunteers.
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Major F. NJ. Foote left Friday morning
for Washington. ID. C.
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q. S. Crocker of Ogden was in the
city few days the past week
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Julian Houtz. an extensive sheep owner
Of Salt Lake, was in the city Tuesday
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Attorneys Hills ard Ryckman and
Sheriff Ward departed Saturday evening
for Jackson's Hole. Wyo., they expect to
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MERcUR SOCIETY.
lspeciaI correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence.l
Mercur. Oct. 6,-Mr and Mrs. q. L..
Countryman, who were united In marriage
at the NJ. =. church in Bingham last SAT-
urday evening, are now residents OF Mer-
cur. Mr.. Countryman IS principal of the
district school here. and the bride Miss
SLottie Coakley. has heretofore been res
ident of Bingham.
q Asayer$ Sawyer of the Mereur mine has
gone east for a few weeks rest. He will
visit Denver and other cas- tern points, and
will be gone about three weeks
An oyster supper by the ladies' Of the
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Years. has ceased to exist If IS nrobahIel
that a new COMMITTEES will be& formed. BIZ
appointment from the Mutual Improve
menf associations.
George ID. Bennett VINO recently left
ent IN Alabama f
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Mr.. and Mrs George r. Hyde ara In.
lAays gille visiting. Mr.. Hyde was formeF-
~ a. Kaysville boy but Is now q business
man 81 Downeys Ida.
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Marsh valley
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Coming Events.

Monday-Reception given at the
Manitou by Mrs. Mcdowell.
Tuesday-Card party at the home Of
Mrs T. w. Ross.
Wednes daY-Reception given by Mr..
and Mrs. John Dern in honor OF Mr.
and Mrs. George Dern.
hursday-Musicale at the home OF
Mrs. Ira. Lewis. Card party given by
Mrs. J. L. Evans.
entertainments both after
noon and evening at the home of Mrs.
I r Evans
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Theatre Party.

On Wednesday evening Mr.. A. L. Lo-
max of Omaha gave a theatre party,
which was followed by an elaborate
supper at the Knutsford.
There were present Mr.. and Mrs. s..
F. Fenton, DR.. and Mrs. E. a. Trip,
Mrs. Alma Katz, Miss Robinson and
Miss Josephine Katz.
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Social Notes.
John Zane is in, the city.

John Zane is in the city.
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Judge Norrell has gone east.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Keith have gone
TO New York.
DR.. d. Moore Lindsay reached home
Friday evening.
W. W. Bryan has returned to his
home in Denver.
F. c. Schramm returned from New
York Wednesday.
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Nj. Walter Wolfe entertains this
evening at supper
g @ 9
Miss Geddes reached home Thurs