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Cesssy 0Oesso.
eh~ri6 GeoEs~ Smith.
County Clerk and Recorder. Gs" .. coakiin.
County Treasurer, Newton II. Ca.tls.
County Ass~ssor. n. W. Chiies.
C0unty surveyor. John A. Curtis
County Judge. Milton Il. w-:ch.
County 0upr os schools. Mrs. ~ J. Browne.
County Commissioner. II. X. Is.er-oll. John
Grimth. Sol. St-phens The board meets iAs mrs
werk Of each quarter.
0sssa ToUa ss0esss-
Mayor. J. =. 6anden.
Ciesk, Clar~nee Nelaen.'
Tfsa>urev, ". II. Mathen.
Trustees. John A. Curtis. Peter Mundry. Geo.
=. Conkiin, W J. Gsnni. /. u. NcMurnay. J'hn
kohnle.
The Bnsri of rustees meets the nrs: and third
Thursdays VI each month.
4. .. and 4. -.
Meeting nights. every second and f,urth Non
days Of each mouth ut the Masonic Hell In tho
Delta County Bank building Henry Hammond.
". H.. N. J. johnson. s-cy.
0ssoes srhspssv. y. >.
Meets the nr,i aud third Monday night. "i each
month In Masonic hall bessie Z. Kellogg. W.
", W. n. Hastings, seey.
0sa0A Moss 1~sslge. Xs. ~. q. 81 p.
Meeting nights. Tuesdays of each week, at the
Nasnnic Hall In tie Delta County HANK building.
Clarence Nelson. C. C.: II. ". chiies. X Off. aud
s.. y. 4. Ciaek. D. &C.
.. y. .. =.
Meeting nights. Fridays Of each week. In the
Odd Fellows Hall in the YarrAsr. and Merchants
Bank building. ". b. Wheeler. y. q: h. 5. p~n-
nison. sec'y.
We.s~rs slspe esessspoess.
Meeting n'ghts. int and third Mondays ofeseh
month. ). y. sanden. r. ~. ". gsm.cy. srrihc
kashessa aesehsA 1.sssg~.
Meeting nights. scsond and fourth Thursdays
Of ~sch mo;ith. in Odd Fellows Hall. Alies
Koys4 n. q. Belle Hunter. scc'y.
Woodmcss sg she WssiA.
i'eia Camp. ~. meets fr~s and third Thur
days Of each month In the Masonic hall. l.. ".
sweit1er. g. q. L. q. Taylor. clerk.
Camp No. sss. surface Creek. Inee:s every alsrr-
nafe sa'uniay night ai y. krr hall. John kaii-
Gan. cnnsui. Samuel Staples. secretary.
CAssrA~s-
FIRST BAPTIST ciirKsH - Service. =; II ..
IN. and rS . Rev. A. A. Laytao. pastor.
sunsia, schsni at 10 q IN. DIR. A. n. kS-kh1a,
superintendent Young Peoples meeting nj s:ss
p. IN. Prayer meeting on "Wednesday evenings At
the church.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -serv.re ss II .
and sso y. m. DR. W ". Harha. pastor
sunday School at 10 n. m. 4. D. kiddoo. super
inicndcnt The Christian Endi~asors meet ss
,.ts p, m. Prayer meeting "Wednesday evenings
af the church,
CATHOLIC CHURCH Mass 1t % y m. so,-
lowed by sermon and SUNDAY scio,i. Evening
at .sU. recital Of the bssry. insssne,ion and
benedirtioo Of the bi~..rd sae,a,s..ss
Esv. =. PNtTsI- ots. u.
METHODIST CHURCH Rev. John ". w".,.
p~stor. Services At II a n,. and an p. m. sun
day ~cho,; al 10 m Miss Emma Nscr~. super
iniend-nt Ep~orth ieaxus meets ss an p m
Prayer me~sins "Wednesday evenings ~ ehurrh
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PRES9AGE I

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NO Events on Fair Gro1

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Geo G. Wilson Harry Wilson W e. Ches O. O. F ni4e1,EJ
w. Fowles E. r. Mecomber
3-Tug Of War K.ofP P. vsL O.. F.
4-Egg K.ofP VS. l. O.. ten nnnenh five neachs
side
e-sac K.ofP l. o. ten fveon neachsd
of VS. O 1Gurraya andJ
W. H. Mastin,
Byram Luce,
l. M. McMurray,
j. Frank Sanders,
Vim. Stockham,
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eItaWagon T actory
AND FOUNDRY.

Fruit Frrgilt anil r,n Wagons built s;sn-
ersi Repairing. lilac. n,itis isr and tI.v.rshosips
! done. tr'm sud f.s-- casting specially. wesS
/ guaranteed nr.i eia-..
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XIV. 4 FNITyL. Ug'<1 -.
METHODIST CHURCH Rev. John " wa-,
PASTOR ser,iess At II a. M, and s"p p. IN. sus-
day srhoo; al 10 m Miss Eiuma NJ cr~. suy-r-
iniendrnt Ep~orth kaxus meets ., an p.
Pray~r me~sing "Wednesday evenings ~ ehuseh
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Dancing Party.

Miss Mamie Eldredge gave a dance
on the evening of st. Patrick's day,
complimentary to Lieutenant Grin
Grow, United States Volunteer, who
has recently returned from Manila. The
decorations throughout were in deli
cate shades of green. The parlors,
where dancing was enjoyed, were
festooned with smilax and broad green
satin Streamers. The same idea was
carried out in the dining room where
dainty refreshments were served.
The guests invited to meet the guest
of honor were Miss Westerfield, Miss
Preston, Miss Jennings, Miss Jasmine
Young, Miss Kessler, Miss Groo, Miss
Felt, Miss frankie Sharp, Miss
Kathleen Anderson, Miss Sears, Miss
Laura Sherman, Miss McCune, Miss
Dix, Miss Odell, Miss McChrystal, Miss
Emily Miller, Miss Irma Alff, Miss
Daily, Miss Goliath, Miss Dooly, Miss
Sprague, Miss Park, Miss Farnsworth
Miss Lyle Young, Miss Atkinson, Miss
Edna May, Miss Winnie Hardy, Miss
Lulu Peery, Miss Grow, Mr.. George
Ray Walker, Mr.. Bert Walker, Mr..
S. K. Hooper, Mr.. Hal Hampstead, Mr..
Ralph Richards, Mr. Bert Morris, Mr..
Goliath, Mr.. Jay Groo, Mr.. Scott Groo,
Mr.. Richard Solomon. Mr.. Hugh kim
ball, Mr. Lee Dinwoodey, Mr.. Atkinson,
Mr.. Hammil. Mr.. Shepard, Mr.. Sharp,
Mr.. John Sharp, Mr.. Milton Sprague,
Mr. Oglesby, Mr. Joseph Richards, Mr.
Coffin, Mr.. Harold EIdredge, Mr.. Guy
Eldredge, Mr.. Charles Lawrence, Mr..
George Gibbs, Mr.. Harold Peery, Mr..
Horace Perry
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ant surprise party ON the evening OF
East
The Mystic Shriners gave a success
full dance at Christensen's ON Tuesday
evening.
Mrs R. G. Pence entertained We'd
nesday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Reynolds of Missouri.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. Campbell have is
sued invitations for the wedding recep-
ton Of their daughter, Miss May Camp
bell and Mr.. John w. Gray The event
will be celebrated Wednesday evening
March 20, at 645 South Sixth East
street.
The next general meeting of the coun-
Gil or Jewish women will be held ir
the L. 0. B. B. lodge rooms on Wed
nesday. March %, at 2:3O p. m. Ali
members and friends are invited to be
present.
The members of the different COM
m1ttees of the Mothers Congress, also
all members and those who are inter-
eEsted in the work, are requested to
meet at the Woman's club room in the
city and county building at o'clock
p. M, Saturday. March %.
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The German society, Eintracht, will
give a costume ball at the ST. Mark
hall, opposite the old city hall, next
Tuesday night, for the benefit of de-
parting missionaries of that national
ity.
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Mrs H. Doscher entertained delight
fully on Wednesday afternoon.
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Ladies, Literary Club.

The music section will meet Wednes-
day, March 90, at o'clock in the af-
ternoon. Music in France will be
treated by Mrs. Moore. There will be
biographical sketch of Gounod by
Miss Hunt, and vocal selections by Mrs
Hogle and Mrs. 7. c. Bailey; instru-
mental selections, by Miss Luce, Miss
McChrystal and Miss Kimball, and
Current Items by Mrs. Reed. Club
members are cordially invited.
For the regular club meeting on Fri
day the music section has charge of the
programme, which will be of a miscel-
lanepus nature Mrs Bennett, Mrs. T.
c. Bailey and Mr.. Sharp will render
vocal numbers, while Mrs. Hall, Miss
Hall, Miss Luce, Mrs. Graham Putnam,
Professor Careless and Mrs. Nelden are
down for musical numbers A paper ON
music will be read by Mrs. Royle.
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The Shakespearean section of the La
dies Literary club, will meet tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 and will read the sec
ond act of King Richard III" Topics:
Authentic History of Time and
Shakespeare Version Compared" Miss
Hampstead; Shakespeare Unlovely
Women" Mrs. King.
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Hills gave poster party Thursday
evening which was attended b y a
number of their friends. Among them
were Rev. and Mrs. A. II. Henry,
Judge w. D. Cornish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood, DR.. and Mrs. Ewing. DR.. and
Mrs. Plummer, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Y. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. ]. 7. Andrus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hebron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoffman, Mr.. and Mrs Clay, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Green, Mr.. and Mrs Gressen, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E, Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Q. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearsall, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. L. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
L. Boggs, Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Peyton
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Van Kuren, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. B. Cowles, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
O'Melveney, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. King,
the Misses Sowles. Wallace, Mr.. Col
burn, Mr.. D. c. Adams.
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PROVO SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence


Provo, March 1S.-Last night a large
company of friends surprised Mr.. James
Boyden at his home at the corner of
Tenth and 1 streets, the occasion being
the anniversary of his fifty seventh
birthday, and also a celebration of the
birthdays of Mrs. Della I. Booth and
Mrs. Susa Y. Gates. The evening was
very enjoyable one. Song, music and
chit-chat made the hours pass gaily by.
After the banquet Mrs. Susa Y. Gates
was chosen POSTMASTER: Mr.. Boyden
responded to "Birthdays"; THE Mar
thas and Marys of Today" by Mrs.
Della Booth; Man." by President Ed
ward Partridge; THE Host and Hos
tess by John E. Booth; Music" by
Professor H. e. Giles.
The company present were Mr. and
Mrs. John Dewey of Lehi, Mr. and Mrs
Edward Partridge, j. B. Keller and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Watson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob f. Gates, Mr. John
e. Booth and wife, Mr.. and Mrs W. j.
Bean, Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Booth, Mr..
and Mrs. Theriot, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam S.. Rawlins, John G. Jones, Mrs
Mary Gates, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Craven. John Saxey and wife, oscar
Young and wife, Miss Rose Young. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. H. Boshard, Mr.. Hoover of
Midway, Herbert Pyne and wife, Mrs.
Leah Pyne, Mrs. Fred Saxey, Mrs.
Fanny Elliot, Mrs. Mary E. Meff, Miss
Alice Smith, Miss Belle Watson, Mrs.
Cornelia Clayton and son, Raymond,
Miss Virnie Copley, Fred Saxey, Mrs.
Ellen Jakeman, Mrs. Barbara Slick,
Mrs. Lizzie Gillespie, Miss Mary Be-
shard, D. J. Blake, Marie Boshard, Mrs.
Benjamin Cuff, jr., Mrs Mary Ash
worth. Minnie Bybee, Shadrach Jones,
La Piele Young, Mrs. Sarah Eggert-
sen Cuff and daughter Clara, Mr. and
Mrs. H. E. Giles, Mrs. Ellen Nelson and
Mrs. Mary Bowman.
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Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs Jacob
Evans entertained a number of their
friends. Progressive high five was the
game of the evening, after which re-
freshments We're served, and the re-
mainder of the time given to songs,
music, etc. The lady's first prize was
won by Mrs. John M. Wilson: Mr.. j.
E. Cheever won the gentleman's first
prize BOBBY prizes were awarded to
Mrs. James Brown and r. A. Barney
Those present were Messrs. and Mes
danes s. r. Thurman, S. A. King,
Grant C. Bagley, j. Cheever, B. Bach
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Mrs. Heber Lee, Miss Ellerbeck and
Miss Geneva, Ellerbeck gave an elabor-
ate card party on St Patricks day.
Twenty-seven tables We're arranged,
each one being handsomely adorned
with green. The score and tally cards
We're done in water colors and We're
scenes from plays and well known
books Prizes for cards were won by
Mrs. Ingalls, and Mrs. Ellerbeck. and
for the guessing contest which follow
ed Mrs. Frank Harding and Mrs. Mar
riott won the prizes.
The guests were Mrs. Julia Taylor,
Mrs. Ellie Greene, Mrs. H NJ Din
woodey. Mrs. w. n. Dinwoodey. Mrs
j. II. Moyle, Mrs. William Wright,
Mrs. Richard Morris, Mrs. s. Din
woodey, Mrs. T. J. Fabian, Mrs. Frank
Harding, Mrs. Elmer Darling, Mrs. L.
c. Karrick, Mrs. T. r. Ellerbeck, Mrs.
Upper, Mrs. NJ B. Whitney. Mrs
Anthony Godbe, Mrs. John Groesbeck,
Mrs H. L. A. Gunner. Mrs. Lee Brown,
Mrs. George Lambert, Mrs. A. s.
Bower. Mrs. Charles Ingalls,, Mrs. Will
lam Wallace, Mrs. Clarence Mccoy,
Mrs. Horace Ellerbeck. Mrs. George +.
Felt, Mrs. oscar Moyie, Mrs. w. s.
Henderson. Mrs c. NJ Bell. Mrs.
George Romney, Mrs. Stephen Lynch,
Mrs. Frank Swenson, Mrs. Frank
Groesbeck, Mrs. Eugene T. Hills. Mrs.
Rodney Badger. Mrs. Murray Godbe,
Mrs. ]. D. Spencer, Mrs. c. s. Burton,
Mrs. Thomas Sloan, Mrs. Briant Wells,
Mrs. n. A. Empey, Mrs. Augusta
Grant, Mrs. f. w. Jennings, Mrs. W.
L. Ellerbeck, Mrs. Charles Game, Mrs.
Ernest Eldredge, Mrs. John Hansen,
Mrs. Calvin Pitt, Mrs. Marriott Mrs.
@. NJ. Marshall, Mrs. Austin Whitney,
Mrs. Bucbholtz, Mrs. 6. T. Savage,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Benedict, Mrs. Percy Sadler,
Mrs. William Mcdonald, the Misses
Clark. Odell, Bird, Savage, Louise Saw
age. Shoebridge, Calder, Sharp. Paul,
Morris, DWyer, CUlmer, Dougan,
Aieyle. Morris, Pitt, Reid, Cook, Grand
all, Wells. Howat, Lunt Hays, Eller-
beck, Jennings. Clawson, Groo. Bower
ing. Young. Farnsworth, Sears, Bene-
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Society has found some difficulty this
year in adjusting itself to The rules
laid down for the season of refusal and
restraint. The Lenten proprieties have
been almost completely overlooked and
by common consent card parties, teas
and other home affairs have been SAN
ctioned. While the theatre has not been
frowned upon. However, by way of
penance the more frivolous members of
the gay set have organized sewing
clubs, where they work for charity, and
incidentally have a good time.
The past week with its varied and
informal affairs has been one Of pleas
ure throughout
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Afternoon Affairs.

Mrs. Mabel Park Thomas entertained
on Friday and Saturday afternoons
The rooms were prettily decorated and
the guests We're Mrs. Augusta Grant,
Mrs. Nelson Empey, Mrs. H G. Whit
ney, Mrs. G. d. Piper, Mrs. j. D. Owen,
Mrs. Rulon Wells, Mrs. Fred Clawson,
Mrs. w. c. Give, Mrs. Knowlton, Mrs
]. H. Midgley, Mrs S. A. Kenner, Mrs.
a. H. Park, Mrs. John Gray, Mrs. Rod
ney Badger, Mrs. Orson Rogers, Mrs. J.
Wash Young, Mrs. NJ A. Sears. Mrs.
Walter Squires, Mrs. ]. Give, Mrs. Ella
Squires, Mrs. Noble Warrum, Mrs
Armstrong, Mrs W. f. Beer, Mrs. o. P.
Arnold, jr., Mrs. George E. Woolley
Mrs. M. ]. Deaney and Miss Florence
Movie
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In Honor of Ladies of Fort Douglas

Mrs. George a. Lowe entertained
Monday afternoon in honor of the la
dies of the Twenty who expect
TO leave soon for the northwest. The
parlors were prettily decorated for the
occasion and the afternoon proved d
thoroughly enjoyable one. The guests
of honor were Mrs. Wygant, Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. Freeman, Mrs, Keen.
Those present to meet them were Mrs
J. Robinson Walker, Mrs. Jones, Mrs
Woodward. Mrs. Spencer Mrs. Wilkes,
Mrs. Carter, Mrs. James, Mrs. Dart,
Mrs. Mccormick. Mrs. Gallagher of
Omaha, Mrs. Bancroft, Miss Mason,
Miss Park, Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. Powers
Mrs. Wallace.
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MONDAY,
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 20, II, d

ARE THE appointed days
for our Grand Spring Millinery
Exhibit of 1899. The splendor
of the display will win the adj
miration of all lovers of the
beautiful. Richness of mater
ial and exquisite taste are
blended in exact harmony in
this superb collection of per-
feet Millinery. Rich examples
from the French and an infnity
of Hats, Bonnets and Toques
that may be fittingly charac-
terized as dainty, tasty, grace
full, charming, beautiful and be-
witching will be revealed to the
public at prices that can only
be fully appreciated by COM
parison.
OPEN EVENINGS.
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S. S. S. Club Entertainment

The S. S. S. club entertained Friday
Thatcher on West Temple street. The
guests all appeared en- masque and
spent the evening dancing in the bril-
liantly lighted parlors
Present We're the Misses Claire Dou-.
gall, Hazel Beatie, Lulu Keyting, Clin-
ton Loung, Alton Kimball, Dorothy
Dwyer, Emma Groesbeck, Mollette
Cummings, Ray Campbell, Jack Nc
Cune, Josephine Botsford, Messrs Law
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The CIeofan.

The programme of Tuesday was de-
voted to the study of Macbeth
Miss Emmeline Wells read an able
paper on the characters of Macbeth
and Lady Macbeth. Following a short
intermission critical analysts of the
play was given in an interesting man
ner by Mrs. Clara M. Clawson. An
informal discussion followed after
which current events were given by
Mrs. Cora H. Eldredge-
The chairman of the book committee
was instructed to make out a list of
books to be purchased for the free
travelling library.
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Afternoon Tea.

Mrs. L. L. Terry was the hostess of
an enjoyable tea, on Wednesday af-
ternoon.
The guests were. Mrs. Charles Game,
Miss Roundy, Miss Hunt, Mrs. Dock
cry OF Helena, Mrs. McGurrin, Miss
Kessler, Miss Beattie, Miss Clark. Miss
Sherman, Miss Laura Sherman and
Miss Moore.
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In Honor. of Mrs. Galigher.

Mrs. Gallagher of Omaha was the
guest of honor at a daintily appointed
luncheon given Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. w. Z. James. The table was
beautifully decorated with jonquils and
ferns.
Present to meet the guest of honor
Were Mrs. w. S. Mccormick, Miss
Keogh, Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. George
A. Lowe, Mrs. Justice, Mrs. F. ]. Fa-
bian and Mrs. Billings.
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Observation Party.

Mrs Frank Harding gave an enjoy
able observation party on Tuesday af-
ternoon. Flowers and ferns frightened
the parlors. Mrs. Heber Lee won the
first prize.
Present were Mrs. Mccoy, Mrs. Hen
derson, Mrs. Rivers, Mrs. Jeffries, Mrs.
ingalls,. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Pitt,
Miss Dwyer, Miss Kate Dwyer, Miss
Tresize, Mrs. Reed, Miss Pitts.
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and Mrs Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Pearson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox, Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs. Miner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs. McCuaig,
Mr.. and Mrs. Baum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Black. Mr.. and Mrs Cole, Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Brien, Mr.. and Mrs. McMahon, Mr..
and Mrs. Browning, Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cobs, Mr.. and Mrs. Cherry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs Simon, Dr.
and Mrs. Douglass, Miss Davis, Miss
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renee Beck, Adrian Pembroke VIII
Keyting, Serge Campbell, Jean Clayton,
Earl Clayton, Willard Clayton, Fay
Clayton, Frank Campbell, Ferris Jep-
son, Scott Groesbeck.
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Surprise Party.

Miss Ida Culver was surprised by a
number of her friends Tuesday evening.
Present were the Misses Cartier.
Jackson, Hall, Esther Hall, Coombes.
Chatterson, Messrs Radon, Fred
Radon, Peacock, Horsley, Rich, Ryan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mccormick enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening. The
table was artistically decorated with
carnations, roses and smilax.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Bancroft, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Lowe,
Mr.. Grant and Judge Cornish.
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Naomi Social Clnb.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Tyler entertained
Naomi Social circle Wednesday even
ing. A spirited game of Might've was
enjoyed, prizes being won by Mrs.
Robert Law, Miss Geary, Mr.. Scoville
and Mr. Winn-
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Nav Club.

The May club was delightfully."- en-
tertained on Tuesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Heystek at their home on
North Second West street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bench will entertain
the club next week
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engagements Anhnounced.

The announcement of the engage
ment of Mr.. George H. Dern, treasurer
of the Mercur Mining company and
Miss Brown of Fremont, Neb., which
appeared in yesterdays Herald, was
read with interest by the 'many friends
of Mr.. Dern. The Fremont Tribune of
March 8, contains the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Brown gave an
announcement party today for their
daughter, Miss Lottie. 1t was a
o'clock luncheon, which in daintiness
and perfection of detail was one of the
most enjoyable and notable functions
of the season.
+ After the arrival of the guests and
before the company proceeded from
the parlors to the dining room Mrs.
Brown made the formal announcement
of Miss LOttie'S enga gement to Mr..
George II. Dern of Salt Lake City, with
the additional statement that the
nuptials will be celebrated during the
early summer. This interesting infor-
nation was delicately conveyed
through well-written poem composed
by Rev. William H. Buss which was
read by Mrs Brown. While the en-
gagement was something of an open
secret among Miss Browns friends the
announcement was the occasion for
them to offer her their profuse and
sincere congratulations.
The poem had been beautifully
printed upon a folded leaf, on the first
page of which were floral designs eX-
quisitely done by hand in colors. A
copy of this souvenir was at each
plate. The table presented a charming
appearance, being set off by pink and
White carnations and ferns. The menu
was a most tempting one
The engagement of Miss Clara A.
Warner of St. Louis to Mr.. II. B.
Kooser of this city was announced dur
ing the week.
Another. engagement of interest that
has just been made public is that Of
Miss Reynolds and DR.. William Mack.
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At Fort Douglas.

The most enjoyable affair of the week
was the dinner party on Saturday
night, given by Lieutenant and Mrs. [.
c. jerks. The table was tatefully dec
GRATED with daffodils and smilax: the
dining room was decorated with trim
mings of yellow and green. Those who
enjoyed the dainty menu were Colonel
and Mrs. II. B. Freeman, Captain and
Mrs. Wygart, Major and Mrs. Thomp-
son, Mrs. Augur and Lieutenant Van
Dnyne.
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One of the most enjoyable affairs of
the week was the dinner party given
by Lieutenant and Mrs. Dashiell on
Thursday evening. The table was beau
tifully decorated with flowers and
smilax and seated around it were DR..
and Mrs. Pearson, Captain and Mrs.
Leayell, Captain Bachelor, jr., Miss
Judge and Lieutenant Baldwin.
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Lieutenant Albert A. Laws, who has
been on sick leave, visiting in Cali
fornia, is expected home today
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Informal Affair.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Burton en-
tertained the members of the family
Wednesday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Wilcox of Nephi.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Burton. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Burton, Mr.
and Mrs. William Burton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Hills. Mr.. and Mrs Lyman
Burton. Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Hills, Miss
Hills, Miss G. Hills, Miss Ada Burton,
Miss Jean Burton, Mr.. and Mrs. Fen
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Burton, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Burton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Burton.
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MIR. and Mrs F. o. Hills and Madame
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Social Notes

Mrs. George Phelps Holman has in
vitations out for a reception at the
until x