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RICHFIELD SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
Richfeld, yiay 19.-LaSt Monday being
Judge McCarty's fortieth birthday. the
legal fraternity of Richfield took advan-
tage Of the occasion TO surprise the
judge in the evening in a body. Mrs.
McCarty served an elegant lunch to the
guests.
V Z. Bean, superintendent OF the new
Escalante Equitable Mercantile institute,
was in Richfield this week doing busi-
ness. He says business is rather quiet
now, but in a few days cattle and wool
money will begin to come in, and Esca-
lante will be a lively town
Miss Sarah Carr of Minnesota arrived
in Richfield last week on a visit to her
sister Mrs. W. C.: Dodge The ladies'
are on a trip to Gold Mountain. Miss
Carr expects to remain some time.
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Irving Hansen visited Mammoth and
Provo last week.
A. E. Howard of the Press. and Mike
Hogan both of Salina, were in Rich
field Tuesday on their way home from
Monroe. where they had been for some
time past taking hot springs treatment
for rheumatism. Mr.. Howard was little
II any improved, and unless there Is
change on his return to Saiina. he Will
go to Ogden. where he has relatives.
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The Hansen band has been engaged to
furnish music for excursions to Castillo
Sprsrgs this season. 1t Is expected that
the opening engagement Will be about
June TO-
j. NJ. Peterson, jr., returned from Salt
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PAYsoN SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
Payson, May 19-John Edwards, the
rustling shoe salesman of 2. c. NJ. I. was
here Tuesday.
Mrs. R. S. Hines and daughter of Provo
were at Payson Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Loose and son were
at Payson Monday.
Misses Buehla Bachman and Lillian
Gates came over from Provo last Tuesday.
Mr.. A. CASTILLO. representative OF b. X
Bloch, was here from Salt Lake Tuesday.
Woolmen and travelling. statesmen have
swarmed during the week, and all came
to Payson for business.
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Wednesday was school examination day
and graduates with their respective teach
ers were here and held sway at the Gen.
trail building from the towns south of
Provo. County School Superintendent j.
L. Brown and Mrs Brown. Professor J.
A. Reese, Mr.. A c. Rees and the faculty
of other districts paid Payson visit.
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The Wightman house will hereafter be
managed by Mrs. L. j. Wightman In per-
son. The increasing business of the sea-
son seems to demand some change.
Field day was partly observed by the
schools going to the city park for games
and picnic on Friday. the last day of
amusement.
Tonight the teachers and graduates hold
a sociable surprise party at tne city nall
cipal of this school district.
A grand ball at the opera house Friday
night closed the season.
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DIR. Brimhall. after which refreshments
were served by the ladies Of the B. Y.
academy kindergarten department The
evening was most enjoyable from an edu-
nifty OF the parents and others interested
were present.
The festivities of commencement week
OF the Brigham Young academy were
appropriately opened this evening by the
class of 1902 at their May party, held in
room d Of the academy. The grand
Nina Murdoch, preceded by the cavaliers
and followed by their maids of honor,
Misses Annie X. smoot. Irene Bassett.
Etnal Decker and Beona Wilson. The
room was appropriately decorated and the
ball was in every way a grand success.
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Utah Sorosis met "Wednesday, May II,
in the club rooms with Mrs. G. w. Craig
in the chair. Miss Beulah Bachman acted
as secretary.
The forepart of the meeting was given
ter roll call a very Interesting paper was
Grating
The members of the club had been ex-
pecting to enjoy listening to a paper in
the mothers section by Mrs. Ida Dusen-
berry of the Mothers club on THE Place
of the Must in Training" and were
disappointed by the inability of that lady
to be present.
Mrs. George Sutherland of Salt Lake
City Is visiting her friend, Mrs E. A.
Wedgwood, in Provo today.
Mrs Mary p. Silver of Salt Lake City
visited her son. William p. Silver, in this
city the first part of the week.
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Sam schwab is back in the Garden City,
shaking hands with old friends and ac-
quaintances.
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Bert Merihew of Lehi was in the city
the latter part of the week.
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Colonel Tatlock of Salt Lake was
visitor in Provo Thursday.
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Mrs. Emma Rydalch and Miss Frances
Thompson of Fillmore are in the Garden
City visiting Mrs. David John, jr., and
other friends.
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An article read by Mrs. Nelson was
much enjoyed and the discussion which
Followed was very spirited. The club
will meet with Mrs. H. H. Smith, 1888
Adams. Friday, June 2.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Craig gave a
novel entertainment Friday evening in
the form of a Chinese reception. The
guests were made up in true Monaghan
fashion and the assembly was a most
picturesque one. A Chinese orchestra
supplied appropriate music and a Chi
nese menu was served in Chinese fash
ion- Judges awarded prizes to those
who best manipulated the chop-sticks.
Mrs Smith was given a Chinese cam
dlestick and Mr.. Scott Brainard re-
ceived miniature joss. Miss Gunnell
received a Chinese fan and a puzzle
went to Mr. GunEell. Later in the
evening American refreshments and
amusements were had.
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Willard Hanson, principal of the
Beaver schools, is back in Ogden for
the summer studying law.
The 18th anniversary of D. II. Peery
was celebrated Tuesday evening by a
number of his friends, who surprised
the amiable host at his home. Those
present were: President F. d. Rich
aruS ana VIE, PreSldent tlyBare ana
wife, Bishop Robert McQuarry and
wife, Bishop p. G. Taylor and wife,
Mrs. Louise Harris. ]. c. Thompson
and wife, Hon. Aaron Farr and wife,
Hon. Lorin Farr and wife, Hon. c. c.
Richards and wife and daughter Let
tie, Mrs May Richards and daughter
Pearl, DIR. Carnahan and wife and
Miss Kate Carnahan, F. d. Higgin-
botham and wife, Mr. A. j. Harris and
wife, Joseph Parry and wife, Charles
WEIGH and wife, David Eccles and wife,
Professor T. B. Lewis and wife, Mrs.
Sarah Herrick and Mrs. Agnes Herrick,
Mrs. Ensign and Mrs. c. Critchlow,
Mrs. Maggie Higginbotham, Hon. VIII
liam Driver and wife, Joseph Hall and
daughters, r. J. Taylor, wife and
daughter, Mrs. Alice Harris, and Joel
Harris.
Monday evening next the Ogden band
will give dance at the pavilion in
Lester park.
Tuesday evening a reception was
given at the Reed in honor of Mrs.
Minnie Fish Griffin and other ladies of
the Bruno-Steindel company. Mrs.
Griffin was especially disappointed at
not being able to play in Ogden and
offered her services for a recital to be
given Wednesday morning If this would
abridge the differences between the
management and the Choral union.
This offer was also made by other Ia
dies of the company.
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The spring days have had reviving
effect on society and although the num-
Der of formal parties have been notice
ably few, several charming afternoon
and evening affairs have taken place,
so that the week has been far from dull.
The card party given by Mrs. George
w. Snow and Mrs. A. L. Raymond was
one of the notable events of the week.
There was also the Kensington, given
by Mrs. Empey and Mrs. Adams, the
tea given by Mrs. Rood, Mrs. Hughes
luncheon, and also several minor events
which attracted attention.
For the future, nothing of unusual
Importance is scheduled, and there
seems to be no immediate prospect of
an increase in the gayeties. 1t is hoped,
however, that the advent of the sum-
mer season and the appearance of the
usual eastern visitor will be the signal
for a return of old-time pleasures.
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Ter, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Castleton,
Mrs. T. B. Beattie, Mrs. Clarence
Brown, Mrs. H. W. Brown, Mrs. Ar
thur Brown, Mrs. George a. Snow, Mrs.
George Sutherland, Mrs. A. q. An
drews, Mrs. j. G.. Andrews. Mrs. John
Reed, Mrs. A. ]. Hosmer. Mrs. Arthur
Buckbee, Mrs. T. Lovendale, Mrs. A.
]. Pendleton, Mrs. H. p. Henderson,
Mrs. w. II. Dale, Mrs. w. H. King,
Mrs. William Hoffman, Mrs. T. o.
Hobbs, Mrs. w. J. Lynch, Mrs. Fred
Slade, Mrs. George T. Brice, Mrs. Ed
ward Gunter, Misses McChrystal, Ma
bel Pratt, D. r. Snow, Pearl Pearce,
Gertrude Pratt, Cora Snow, Badger,
Lloyd, Emmeline Wells, Rye Hills, Fay
McCune, Florence Groesbeck, Lyle
Young, Ruby Wells, Emily Young,
Lyde Wells. Eva Snow, Olive Yard,
Vivian Little, Winnifred Snow, Clara
Hawkins. Florence Young, Verna
Young, Dora Brinton. Way Brinton,
Louise Raymond, Lucille Gilmore
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In Honor of Mrs. A. E. Brown.

Mrs A. Z. Brown of San Francisco
was the guest of honor at a Kensington
given yesterday by Mrs. C. L. Rood.
Roses and smilax were used effective
ly in the decorations. At the close of
the delightful afternoon tempting re-
freshments were served.
Those who had the pleasure of meet
ing Mrs. Brown were Mrs. William
Igleheart, Miss Igleheart, Mrs. King,
Mrs. Eugene Lewis, Mrs. H. p. Hen
derson, Mrs. A. T. Vollmer, Mrs. Swan,
Mrs. Wightman, Mrs. Penrose, Mrs. F.
A. Vincent, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Hough,
Mrs. Kster. Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs.
Evans. Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Hobbs Mrs.
Cowan, Mrs. Dickert, Mime. Rood, Mre.
Human, Mrs. Brink, Mrs. Kimball,
Miss Atchison, Miss Hough, Mrs. Paul,
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Social Notes.

Mrs. Mary Judge and Miss Ivers left
last evening for the east.
Miss Wall has gone to California.
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Mr.. ]. T. Harris has gone east.
Mrs. George T. Odell has gone to
Philadelphia.
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Mrs Will L. Ellerbeck. Mrs ]. E.
Clinton and Miss Welby are visiting at
Glenwood.
Mr.. C. H. Post has gone east.
Mrs. Clarence Mccoy left Tuesday
for the east.
The Woman's Whist club was organ
lied dming the week. Meetings will
be held every Friday.
Mrs. William Bradley has gone east
Miss Margaret Ellerbeck entertained
the B. S. society Tuesday afternoon.
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Elgin Travis spent the past week in
Portland.
Mrs C. Ira futile has gone to Omaha.
George Odell has gone to Chicago.
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Mrs. Viola Pratt Gillett will spend
the month of June in the city, visiting
relatives.
Miss Carrie Keate left Friday for
Seattle.
Mrs. Wells of Helena is the guest of
her mother, Mrs. Henry Sadler.
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The principal wedding of the week
was that of Miss Helen Hodges, daugh-
ter of DR.. and Mrs. William II. Hodges.
and Stephen Sprague Day of Chicago.
The Alumni of the High school will
give a reception, banquet and bah in
the assembly-room of the High school
on Saturday evening, June 3.
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Miss Pierce of San Francisco, who Is
the guest of Mrs. W. II. Sells, will sing
at this mornings service at the First
Congregational church.
The engagement of Miss Mamie War
drop to Mr.. D. w. Parratt is an
the marriage to take place
early next month.
Miss Olive Donnellan expects to leave
the latter part Of the week for her home
N Sacramento.
Miss Evelyn Murray. daughter of the
late Ex-Governor Murray OF Utah, will
reach Salt Lake the latter part Of the
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sPRINavILLE SOCIETY.
Especial correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence.)
Springville. May 2.--Mr. Alfred Starr Of
this city. and Miss Jennie Burraston of
Goshen, were married at Provo, Tuesday,
by Judge Booth.
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At meeting of the Relief society ladies
here recently. in commemoration of the
division of the society into four ward
organizations seven years ago. IL was
voted to celebrate the event with a re-
union each year. A pleaanst programme
of recitations. speeches, etc, appropriate
to the occasion was rendered
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Philip. the young son of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
NJ Westwood is developing a talent for
artistic scroll saving. and many of his
friends have been very happily remem
bered with specimens of his workmanship.
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Henry Meneray and Roscoe Ronny came
in from Tfntic for a visit over Sunday.
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Mrs John Averett is quite sick
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DIR. Isgren of Helper was in town on a
Sunday visit this week. the guest of Mrs.
Alieman and Miss Ida Alleman.
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A childrens entertainment and an ex-
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Informal Affair.

Mrs. T. c. Bailey entertained inform
ally at cards Tuesday evening. Prizes
for the game were won by Mrs. Bald
win and Judge Judd.
Mrs. Bailey's guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Nelden, Mrs. r. c. Wood
ruff, Miss Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J..
Fabian, DR.. Lindsay, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
H. Post, DR.. and Mrs. Baldwin, DR..
and Mrs. Vincent, Mr.. Geddes, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Robinson Walker, Mrs. Witcher
Jones, the Misses Alff, Miss Cotton,
Mrs. Maclean, Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Park,
Miss Park, Judge Dickson, Mrs. Pink
erton, Miss Maud Walker, DR.. and Mrs.
Hough, Miss Hough
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Afternoon Gard Party.

A delightful affair of the week was
the card party given Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. George a. Snow and Mrs.
A. L. Hammond
Mrs. Shows home. where the affair
was given. was beautifully decorated
for the occasion, smilax and lilacs
being used very effectively in all the
rooms.
Mrs w. A. Nelden won the first
prize, a beautiful antique pottery vase.
Mrs. Louis Hills was the next fortu-
nate guest Her prize was a bon-bon
spoon Mrs. Frank Hobbs won the
consolation. gift, a very beautiful cup
and saucer.
The party was given by Mrs. Snow
as a farewell event to her friends, be-
fore her departure to her new home at
Ninth East ard Twelfth South streets.
The guests of the afternoon were:
Mrs. w. A. Nelden, Mrs. Frank A.
Vincent, Mrs. Delano, Mrs Bald
win, Mrs. David Evans, Mrs. H. j.
Dininny. Mrs. +. w. Wilson, Mrs. j.
i. Rawlins. Mrs. A w. McCune, Mrs.
L. B. BunneH Mrs. T. Marioneaux
Mrs j. d. Wood, Mrs. f. J. Ford, Mrs.
A. c. Mclean, Mrs. w. II. Dickson,
Mrs. James Anderson. Mrs. John A.
Marshall, Mrs. L. Farnsworth, Mrs. c.
L. Angel, Mrs. Sowles. Mrs. c. s. Va
rian, Mrs. E. /. Pratt. Mrs. Graves,
Mrs. Barnes. Mrs. j. T. Kingsbury,
Mrs. c. l.. knight. Mrs. George H.
Wood. Mrs. r. p. Morris, Mrs. Heber
Lee, Mrs. c. /. Douglas, Mrs. Andrew
Howat, Mrs. McChrystal. Mrs. Wal
lace, Mrs. Madsen, Mrs. Armstrong,
Mrs. w. o. Bridgman, Mrs. T. r. Ell
lerbeck. Mrs. J. E. Clinton. Mrs. Will
i. Ellerbeck, Mrs Arthur Pratt, Mrs
Orson Pratt, Mrs. Charles c. Dey, Mrs
Mckay, Mrs. Groesbeck, Mrs Nell
Groesbeck, Mrs. Tess Groesbeck, Mrs.
Mcintyre, Mrs. Haywood. Mrs Booth.
Mrs. L. Hills. Mrs. Eugene Hills, Mrs.
Currie, Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Green. Mrs.
Mandell. Mrs. McCune. Mrs. Crismon.
Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Smell, Mrs. Horne,
Mrs. Empey, Mrs. Healy, Mrs. Harri-
son, Mrs. L. d. Young, Mrs. H S.
Young, Mrs. r. T. Badger. Mrs. r. c.
Badger. Mrs. Annie Young, Mrs Rich, I
Mrs. Roylance, Mrs. Moss. Mrs. Day,
hrs Plat, Mrs. Rocks, Mrs. Wiley,
Mrs. Hedges, Mrs. Little, Mrs Scheut-
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Pleasant Surprise Party.

4 party of friends called on Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Barnes on Wednesday night,
that being their sixteenth wedding an
niversary. The affair was in the nature
of a surprise, and a very agreeable
one, the evening being spent very en-
joyably by all present.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. A
F. Pendleton, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Sansome,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sherrod, Miss Louie
Sherrod, Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Barnes,
Mr.. Royle c. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Den
man, Mrs. F. Sansome, Mrs. NJ. A
Wilcken, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sansome,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barber and
others.
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nioltion OF industrial work was given at
the Baptist hall last evening The little
1otks acquitted themselves very creditabiy
and Blair.
Mrs. Maria Mendenhall is very sick at
her home in Mapleton.
Misses May and Gene Brinton returned
from visit to their sister at Provo. We'd
nesday evening.
j. W. McAdam was over from Provo
Monday.
George B. Matson and daughter. Miss
Emma, left for Pennsylvania today. for
Mrs F. r. Johnson visited in Salt Lake
City, Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Arthur Lee is down from Price on
a visit TO relatives.
Mrs. w. B. Smart of Provo. is here this
Smart.
Ray Westwood went TO Mt Pleasant
Monday to go to work for Denver firm
Mrs. Manwaring is in Provo this week.
the guest of her sons. Albert and Jesse.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w Stubbs of Provo
William NJ. Roylance.
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Mrs. Smauel Norris is spending a couple
of weeks in Provo canyon with her hus-
band. who is engaged on the survey of the
Provo canyon extension of the Rio Grande
Western.
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Mrs. Mary p. Silver was down from
Salt Lake Monday and Tuesday, the
guest of Mrs. d. P. Felt.
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Myron e. Crandall was treated to a
birthday surprise party Wednesday even
ing by a number of his friends. A most
enjoyable evening was spent by all.
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Mrs. F. A Donaldson, who has been
here visiting relatives for a week, re-
turned TO her home in Ogden. Monday.
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John Dougall is with his brother.
Lieutenant w. B. Dougall at San Fran
cisco, sightseeing.
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f. G. Rognon of Salt Lake was in town
Monday.
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Fl. L. Reynolds was in Salt Lake on
business Wednesday and Thursday.
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You and I Crystal Club.

The You and l Crystal club" spent
a very enjoyable evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Harvey on Thursday evening.
The game of high five was played,
prizes being won by Miss Norris and
MIR. Strickland; Mrs. Strickland and
Mr.. Culver. The tallies used were very
unique, those of each table being diff
ferent. After an elaborate supper, the
guests enjoyed very intellectual game
entitled penny for your thoughts. -
The greatest number of questions were
answered by Mrs. H. w. Branch and
Mr.. T. Norris. the least by Mrs. Culver
and Mr.. Culver, who were awarded
beautiful prizes. The club will next
be entertained by Mrs. C. A. Strick-
land
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At Sixty-three.

Miss Madge Westerfield entertained
at cards Friday evening. The parlors
were prettily decorated with roses and
carnations. Five tables were arranged,
and the guests participated in a game
of ''siXty-three.' Souvenirs for the
greatest number of games won We're
given to Miss Frances Howat and Mr..
Wayne Hemphill.
The guests of the evening were the
Misses Kathleen Anderson, Emily
Miller, Flora Griffin, Josie Katz, Fran
ces Howat, Sadie McChrystai, Florence
kessler, Irene Dickson, Ella Atkinson,
MeSsrs. Rash, Hammell Groesbeck,
Glendinning, Kimball, Hemphill, Will
liams, Dinwoodey, Goddard.
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Nineteenth Century Club.

The Nineteenth Century club met
with Mrs. Ephraim Sutton on May 49,.
The afternoon had been set apart as a
Gladstone memorial, hence all quota
tons, selections and papers bore trib-
ute to the Grand Old Man. Gladstone
as Statesman" was ably discussed by
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kellogg and THE Domestic
and Literary Life of Gladstone" was
given by Mrs. Ephraim Sutton. Mr.
George Sutherland of Salt Lake was the
guest of the club.
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For Miss Keim.

Miss Keim of Philadelphia was the
guest of honor at a beautiful luncheon
given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Sam
uel Hughes. Jacqueminot roses and
maiden-hair fern were artistically used
in decorating the table.
To meet Miss Keim there wresent
Mrs. David Murray. Miss Murray, Miss
Macintosh and Miss Eloise Sherman.
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Musicale.

musicale Tuesday morning in honor of
Mrs. Griffin of the Steindel Concert
company. Mrs. Griffin, Miss Berkhoel,
Mrs. Gray and Professor Stephens as
sisted in carrying out the delightfully."-
arranged programme.
Afterwards luncheon was served.
Among the guests were Mrs. ]. G..
Royle, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
BintZ, Miss Dern, the Misses Lawson,
Mrs. M. j. Gray, Mrs. j. T. Donnellan,
Mrs. Rood, Mrs. Vollmer, Mrs. Brown,
Miss Gray, Mrs. Lakin, Mrs. Douglas.
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At Luncheon.

Mrs Samuel Hughes gave a daintily
appointed luncheon on Wednesday af-
ternoon. The table was arranged with
La France roses and smilax, and
around it were seated Mrs. D. Douglas
Wallace Mrs. Leonard, Miss Hanauer,
Mrs. Charles Read, Mrs. A. f. Welby
Mrs. John Marshall and Mrs. Gilbert
PfoutZ
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Coming Events.

Wednesday evening Mrs. Susanna B.
Emery entertains at cards at the
Knutsford. The afternoon of the same
day, Mrs. Wilbur w. F'lagg gives a
luncheon at Ford's.
Thursday afternoon, Miss Macintosh
entertains in honor of Mrs. Cheeseman.
Monday, the 29th, Mrs. Hubbard w.
Reed and Mrs r. ]. Glendinning give
a large card party.
Thursday, June 1. will occur the we'd
ding of Miss Estella Barton and Mr..
Orvin Morris.
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Birthday Party.

Miss Ora Dunford entertained at
luncheon Wednesday, in celebration of
her fourteenth birthday. Those who
helped make the afternoon a pleasant
one were the Misses Alice Goodwin,
Mary Sherman, Stella Cohn, Mary
Smedley, Wardie Glendinning, Annette
Ferguson, Bessie Mcmillan, Ethel
Dooly, Eudora DAILY, Virginia Beatty,
Mamie Sappington, Bessie Niles, Helen
Bamberger and Geneva Savage.
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Surprise PARTY.

Mrs. Ephraim Jeffs was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening by a num-
Der of her friends, the occasion being
the anniversary of her birthday. Cards.
followed by a musical programme, were
enjoyed.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Cowley, Mr.. and Mrs. Skillicorn, Mr..
and Mrs. Jeffs, Mr.. and Mrs. Mace, Mr.
and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Baldwin,
Mrs. Player, Miss Laura Player, Mrs.
Griffiths, Mrs. Crane, Mrs. w. Baldwin,
Miss Maud Crane.
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Mrs. Dininny, Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs.
F. j. Fabian, Mrs Hoyt Sherman, Mrs.
Charles Read, Mrs. John Marshall,
Mrs. McConahay, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs.
Myers, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. David
Keith, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Darling,
Mrs. Mcmahon. Mrs. Plummer, Mrs.
Snow, Mrs. Colborn.
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On Wednesday evening the final meet
ing of the season Of the Mothers club
was held in the kindergarten rooms at the
Central building. Ida Smoot Dusenberry
was rendered by the little children I'M
der her charge This was followed by in
strumental and vocal music. a sentiment
by Professor Wolfe and an address by
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The Child Culture club was enter
tanned by Mrs c. A. Nelson, Friday
May 10. The most important BUSINESS
of the session was the endorsement of
Mrs. C. e. Coulters candidacy as pres
ident of the State Federation, and the
election of Mrs. Nelson as delegate to
the annual convention in October.
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OGDEN SOCIETY.

Ogden, May 20.-The Columbia club
is to give ball Thursday evening next
at the pavilion in Lester park. Prepar-
atoms on an elaborate scale have been
made and a most enjoyable time is sure
to result.
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county road. IN. s. ~ ems ''
neg sec. g. i2i acres thalhnce) ''''''l
l7lis Paterson, Mr.. imp, In sec. G.,......l
r0utah Strengthening Co, !mp, and pers'
prop i1 &c, gsS acre. Eb.a AN
chs and Go chs fr Nv cor OF NV vi
of sec q; IN n 4 chs . 9 20 chs TO een.l
tro OF St rd.,: tn . along centre %.
said I'd. chs; tn 90 chs tol
rowNsHIP 2 s.. RANGE p
TWENTY-FIFsrH DISTRICT.
lsl Tllioliis, c., improvements In sec. I..''l