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house they left again, this time man
and wife. The bride was profusely dec
Grated with orange blossoms and gown
ed in cream silk.
Mrs. E. c. Loose and children are en-
joying an outing at Castillo.
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Thursday evening a party was given
in the Third ward meeting house, in
honor of Elder Thomas Sumner, who
leaves in the near future to fulfill a
mission to England, his native land. A
large number of guests were present.
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Mrs. William II. Kenner of Preston.
Ida, is here visiting relatives and
friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Boorey returned
from the mountains this week
Isaac Ross of Payson spent two days
in Provo this week visiting relatives.
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David Vincent and family and Mrs.
Edward Elliott left for Bear Lake this
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. o. Smoot were in
Springville Thursday to attend the Gel
ebration of the birthday of Mrs.
Shoots father, Mr.. Dan Huntington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kirkwood and
family have left town to enjoy two
weeks outing in Provo canyon
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Tenney of Og-
with Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Alfred and
family in Provo canyon.
Ralph Poulton and family left town
yesterday on a two weeks outing at
the head of Chalk creek, east of Col
ton.
George Mathews of Graham, Ariz..
stopped in Provo this week to visit Mr.
and Mrs. David Openshaw.
A merry party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. II. Holt, Misses Alice and Hat
tie Dixon, ]. w. Dangerfield and Misses
Elite and May Dangerfield of Salt Lake,
left town the first part of the week Tor
an outing in the canyon for a few
weeks.
w. E. Weidner and family of Salt
Lake are visiting relatives in Provo.
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The following marriage licenses were
granted this week: o. F. Jannasson, q,
of Salt Lake, and Fife Palmer, ~, also
of Salt Lake; MILFORD Harding. %, and
Hannah Dugdale. 10. both of Provo;
Joseph H Robson. "a, of Kanosh, and
Susia Green, Is, of Pleasant Grove;
Lars Larsen. So, and Mary Hansen, 40,
both of Spanish Fork; Alexander Lar
son Panquist, 80. of Salt Lake, and
Emma Green, %, of Payson; L. n. OIL
sen, 80, of Thistle, and Lottie Vance, Y,
of Fairview; John c.. Barnett, %, and
Hilda NJ. Peterson, II, both of Payson.
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DR.. ]. NJ. Gates of st. George is visit
ing his brother, Jacob F. Gates of this
city.
A number of Provonians went to
Spanish Fork last night to attend the
grand hop in that town.
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Will Entertain Doctors Wives.

This week the doctors convention
will be made an occasion for a good
deal of festivity in the social world.
Tomorrow being the society evening of
the week, the Colorado ladies and all
others who are IN the city, will go to
the lake, where they will be entertained
by the wives of Salt Lake physicians.
The committee appointed by the gen.
eraI organization to arrange a welcome
for the visitors is: Mrs. I. B. Beatty,
chairman; Mesdames Bower, Baldwin,
Charles G. Plummer, a. c. Ewing, s..
Ewing, a. ]. Hosmer, Philo E. Jones,
Ira Lyons William f. Beer, Charles P.
Hough, NJ. A. Hughes, Gilbert B.
Pfoutz, Theodore Meyer, A c. Maclean,
H. D. Niles and E. S. Wright. Mrs.
Beatty will meet her committee at
Saltair and everything will be done to
make the stay of the ladies pleasant
one.
On Wednesday night the annual ban
quet of the association will be given at
the KnutSford hotel.
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PROVO SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence)

Provo, July 22.-Wilford c. INITIAL,
who will start on his mission to Ger
many today, was pleasantly surprised
by party of his friends Wednesday
evening, at the home of his mother.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD
c. Nuttall, Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Stew
art, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S. Jones, Mrs.
Joseph Z. Page, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Warner,
Misses Hannah McCoard, Temple Pen
roid. Estelle Thomas. Naomi Douglass,
Goldie Bean, Ruth Peay, Alvira Hen
Nuttall, Messrs. Benjamin H. Bullock,
Arthur Bird. Thomas Sumner, Alma
Smoot, Owen Smoot, Douglass Swan,
jr., Harry McCoard.
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P. w. Madsen of Salt Lake was in
Provo Friday, on business.
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Attorney Ferdinand Erickson, mayor
of Mt. Pleasant, was a visitor in the
Garden City the latter part of the pres
ent week.
Apostle Francis NJ. Lyman was in
town yesterday and today.
Mrs. G. H Brimhall went to Salt Lake
today, to visit relatives and friends for
a week or so.
Judge John E. Booth made a flying
trip to the capital yesterday.
c. K. Rowland is in the city.
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Attorney and Mrs. Grant C. Bagley
and Mrs. S. A. King arc visiting in
Brighton for two weeks.
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Attorney S. r. Thurman was a Wis
itor in the city yesterday.
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George Harrison returned from a
short stay in Richfield yesterday.
r. c. Watkins is in Mapleton for ten
days.
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S. d. Chase, deputy internal revenue
collector, was in the Garden City Fri
day, on official business.
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Miss Rose Young. deputy recorder,
left town this morning for Market
Lake, Ida. where she will visit relatives
and friends for two weeks.
Yesterday morning a blushing young
couple from Provo appeared before
Judge Booth and prayed him to unite
them in marriage. They We're MILFORD
Harding and Sarah Dugdale, and with
in five minutes after entering the court
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MT. PLEASANT SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondenos)
Mt. Pleasant, July A.-Mr; and Mrs.
rimony at Panguitch last week, came in
from there Wednesday, having made the
journey up by team. They were the hon.
ored guests at a wedding party at the res
sen, the same evening. They anticipate
making this city their future home.
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A. B. Thompson went down to Sewer
county Tuesday, and expects to remain
there for couple OF weeks.
Lauritz Larsen is back again on a short
vacation from his labors in Castle valley.
from their Spring City home during the
week.
Miss Nancy Stout rode over from Moro
nj Thursday, and passed the day calling
on friends.
Samuel Alfred and family were up from
Spring City the middle of the week.
down from Fairview and visited with the
family of her mother. Mrs. Peter Mad
sen.
Frank Pritchett went In to Salt Lake
City Tuesday to attend 10 little press
ing business.
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Attorney Erickson spent the fore part
of the week in Manti attending to some
cases he had in the district court.
William Seeley of Indianola was seen
on Mt Pleasant streets Tuesday.
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d. A. and Ed Candland were up from
Chester during the week.
Miss Mcclure, Presbyterian teacher at
Fairview. drove down from that city on
Wednesday,
Mayor Ericksen went In to Salt Lake
Wednesday TO attend meetings OF the VOL
unteer reception committee, of which he
is a member.
]. Morgan Johnson. the Spring City
merchant. paid us flying visit Wednes-
day.
Leo Livingston returned Thursday from
a two months visit with relatives in Salt
Lake.
William Young of Fairview was down to
the Queen City Thursday.
Bishop johnson of Fountain Green
shook hands with his old Mt Pleasant
friends during the middle Of the week.
Sheriff Pete Jensen came up from Manti
and circulated around in his familiar
haunts Monday. He went on to Salt Lake
before going back.
o. c. Anderson, c. ]. Jensen and John
Lovegren. who have been at Salt Lake
attending summer school for the past
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tically at its height. The past week
the trains nave daily carried large
crowds to the mountain resorts and
news is brought back of a constant
succession of entertainments with
which the days and nights are made
merry.
The stay-at-homes are having a good
time, however, and the days are we'll
filled. The principal affair of the past
week was the reception and dance given
at the Ladies' Literary club by the
Misses Sherman and Mr.. Harry
Shearman. A large number of people
We're in attendance, and the affair was
one of the prettiest of the season
Among other events of interest were
the affairs at the home of Mrs. Carpen-
ter, Mrs. William Reid, Mrs. Tuttle and
Mrs Charles Post
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Informal Event.

Miss Annie Burton entertained Mon
day evening in honor of Mr.. 7. II. Max
we'll who leaves shortly for the mis-
sionary field in Europe. The dining
room and parlor were artistically dec
Grated with ported plants and flowers.
A short musical programme was given
and an elaborate supper was served.
at the close of the evening the guest
of honor was presented with a gold
locket.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. William
Lester. Mr.. and Mrs w ]. Reeve, Mrs.
Preece, the Misses Daisy Westwood
Violet Westwood, Carrie Erickson, Ma
bel Fullmer, Sarah Maxwell, Alice
Maxwell, Eva Smith, Messrs. Smith,
Manson, Barrows. jacobson. Walker,
Saunders, Donelson. Aldus, Tom Max
well and Jim Maxwell.
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Kensington Tea.

Mrs. Charles Post gave an enjoyable
Kensington on Thursday afternoon.
Sweet peas and carnations decorated
the parlors. The hours were spent in
conversation and at its close a dainty
tea was served.
Present were Mrs. Joseph r. Folsom,
Mrs. Harry David Cue, Miss Sherman,
Miss Edna Sherman, Miss Hanauer,
Miss Ida Hanauer Miss Sherman
Miss Moore, Miss Young, Mrs.
w. B. Sprague, Mrs. David Sharp, Mrs.
+. w. Jennings. Miss IrTna Alff, Mrs.
It. c. Bailey, Miss Edna Bailey, Mrs.
Harry Hathaway, Miss Pierce. Miss
Donnellan, Mrs. Pearsali, Miss Winnie
Sprague, Mrs Percy Sadler, Mrs ]. L..
Franken, Miss Zane, Miss Edith Noble.
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LOGAN SOCIETY.
fsnscial Correspondsnoe.,

Especial Correspondents,
Logan, July N--The Y. L. NJ. ]. OF the
party on Tuesday evening at the home OF
Hon. Joseph Morrell. There was singing.
reciting, speech-making, and delicious re-
freshments were served. making very
pleasant affair.
Attorney Arthur W. Hart, brother OF
Judge c. II. Hart, spent part OF the week
in Logan.
The Fourth ward Sunday school enjoyed
an outing on the Tabernacle square yes
terday. During. the day there were games
of various kinds. races, ETC.. and in the
evening big ball in the pavilion
Arthur Porter returned Wednesday from
Europe. where he spent the last two and
half years in missionary work. Before
coming home Mr. Porter visited the prfn-
cipal European countries, and reports
great enjoyment Of this tour of observa-
ton.
Clarence Hanson, who has been absent
in Provo for some time. paid flying visit
TO his home Wednesday, returning the
following day.
Nephi Anderson, the well known author
and teacher of Brigham City. spent the
week in Logan, attending the joint insti-
tute.
Stephen Thurston of Hyde Park, left
yesterday on d IUlSSlOD ~ OIcdl bEiLdlQ.
Mrs. Kiesel Of Ogden visited during the
week in Logan, as the guest OF her son,
j. Fred Kiesel, of the Kiesel hotel.
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There was a reception and ball in honor
of the teachers attending the joint insti-
tute, held in the Brigham Young college
last night The affair was marked by a
good attendance and the rendition OF .
most satisfactory programme.
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A McAllister of the Studebaker firm,
was up from Salt Lake on an outing dur
Ing the week In company with w. II.
Stevenson and Rev. ]. D. WaSson, he
spent a couple Of days in Logan canyon
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Mr. and Mrs. j. a. Hendricksen started
this week on an outing in the hills. They
will take in Bear lake. Star valley and
Gray's river before returning.
.
Oscar W. Moyle and family of Salt Lake
are camping in Logan canyon They are
the guests of Mrs. l.. r. Martineau and
Mrs. w. B. Preston. jr.
l. R Martineau was in Salt Lake dur
ing the week
.
Mrs Alice L. Burnett OF Minneapolis ar
rived here today to take charge Of the
New Jersey academy.
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Messrs. W. S. Ross and G. A Smith en-
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Pleasant Social Affair.
Especial JURISPRUDENCE


American Fork, July 22.-Misses
Leonora and Maude briggs gave a lawn
party at Pleasant. Grove on Wednesday
evening. The grounds were prettily decor
ated with bunting. Chinese lanterns, and
flags. Refreshments were served in the
daintiest manner amid flowers and foliage.
Music, songs, games and recitations heip-
ed TO pass the merry hours. Guests from
this place were: Mrs. J. r. Hindley.
Misses Lena Greenwood and Minnie
Brown, and Messrs. Frank Turner. J. ID
Ingersoll. Walter Wild and Philemon
Kelly. Those from Pleasant Grove were
Mayor Swenson and wife. Mr. and Mrs.
w. L. Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Lund
Messrs. and Madames J. Coombs, Joseph
Larson, ]. r. Halliday. Albert Alpin
Alma Swenson. j. d. Thorne. S. III. Smith
Frank NJ. briggs. Howard r. briggs
Nels Poulson, Z. r. Halliday, DR.. and
Mrs. R. NJ. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Shoell, Mrs. J. c. Swenson. Mrs Heber
Clark, Mrs. Clara Bullock. Misses Nav
Anna and Ella Walter, Mary Gleason.
Hermes Peterson, Alice briggs. Ella Lar
son. Annie Abby. Carrie Nelson, Eliza
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Reception and Dance.

One of the weeks most delightful
events was the reception and dance
given Wednesday evening at the La
dies Literary club by the Misses Shear
man and Mr.. Harry Shearman. The
affair was given in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph r. Folsom of San Fran
cisco and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry David
Cue of New York, and was attended
by over 10G guests.
The rooms were all beautifully and
effectively decorated. Palms and cut
flowers were used in the reception
room. Sweet peas and carnations
frightened the reception hall. while the
dining room was in colors of pink and
green. The hostesses were assisted
during the evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Folsom, Mr.. and Mrs. Cue, Mrs David
Hampstead, Miss Woodward the
Misses Hanauer. Mrs. William Reid.
Christensen's orchestra was in at
tendance throughout the evening.
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Arrivals at Wasatch.

Following were the arrivals at Wa
satch last week:
Miss Olga Rusenberg, Mrs. II. Refs
enberg and child, S. S. Johnson, NJ. b.
Parks, G.. w. Putnam, Mrs. Putnam, C.
r. Savage, Mrs c. r. Savage, G.. H.
Backman, city recorder, wife and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Clements and
son, ". S. Burton, wife and family,
Julius Terril, Mrs. F. E. Morgan,
Katherine S. Smith, Mabel l.. Morgan,
Eleanor X. Peterson, George F.
Sprague. George McCarroll. Salt Lake
City; Mrs. E. S. Warren, Chillicothe.
Ia; u. U. Hiskey. Fred McGurrin,
James Henderson, Salt Lake City: d.
w. S. Lindsay. Mrs. w. S. Lindsay,
Merritt X. Lindsay. Topeka, Kan; Mrs.
W. L. Green, Karl Benton, r. c. Neil
son, T. A. Williams and family, Mrs.
Superintendent Reed and family, Mrs.
NJ NJ. Barratt, Salt Lake.
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PAYSON SOCIETY.

Payson. July 21.-George Francis Hick-
man returned Tuesday from Germany,
where he had been on a mission over
three years.
W. Mcmillan, dealer in school supplies
at Salt Lake, paid Payson visit this
week.
The Primary association of the First
ward gave u delightful evening last Tues
day.
Joseph Chatwin of Santaquin was
around town on business Wednesday.
William Taylor and wife of Salem were
in town Thursday.
The wedding of John C. Barnett and
Miss Hilda Peterson was celebrated Tues
day evening. The knot was tied by Bishop
j. E. Hush.
B. H. Warner and wife were around
town Thursday
Professor Willard Done of the L. D. S.
college left Thursday evening for Pam
gluten lake to attend a conference of
five stakes, to be held Sunday and Mon
day.
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John @. Stone has bought out his part
ner. William Amos. in the grocery bust
ness.
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Ray Donelson,. a deaf mute from .Og-
den institute, is here visiting his brother.
j. 5. Donelson.
Bishop Alonzo Argyle of Lake Shore
came to Payson Wednesday.
Miss Emma Green of Payson. was mar
ried during the week to Alexander l..
Ranquist of Eureka.
Brigham II. Crook came in from his
ranch on business last Wednesday.
Mesdames White and Gurley of Goshen
were looking up business here last Fri
day.
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A. B. Rockhill came over from Span
ish Fork Friday on flying trip.
Mrs. Bee and daughter, Mrs. Irvine
went to Provo for a two months stay on
Tuesday. Darwin and Robby Bee will be
in the Hive alone.
Alma Davis and wife came from Salem
THURSDAY and purchased binder of L.
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Frank Cowan came from Eureka and
returned Thursday.
David Hone and Mrs. Hone were doing
business here Thursday.
Mrs. Dunning of Spanish Fork came
over Wednesday to see after business OF
the Wightman hotel and electric lights.
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George Pepper. the famous race rider.
came in from Cotton to spend the oath.
James T. Stark came from his Lake
ranch Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac LOSER came from
Benjamin to transfer twelve acres of farm
to j. c. Mcclellan.
Mrs. Ann Nebeker is very sick and not
expected to recover. She is well advanced
IN years, being SO. Her family have been
called home from distant parts OF the
state.
c. w. Jackson had a fall Thursday in
the ball ground and sprained his knee.
Jasper C. Mcclellan and William A.
Grigg report this to be a poor season for
honey, and the existence of foul brood to
a great extent prevails.
David Kerr of Salt Lake fame, returned
Tuesday.
George Stark and Garry Searle. who
went to work on the Provo Canyon rail-
road last Monday, returned Friday. They
think soldering easier and were not anx-
ious to move dirt by the yard.
Bishop ]. s. Page has somewhat recov-
cred and was out Friday.
A goodly number went TO the cakewalk
party at Spanish Fork pavilion Friday
night.
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At Sixty-three.

Mrs. kelley futile was the hostess
on Tuesday of an elaborate card party.
Nasturtiums were used to decorate the
rooms, the effect being most artistic.
Prizes for the game were won by Mrs.
Human and Miss Hough.
The guests of the afternoon were:
Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Human, Mrs. Lam
son, Mrs. Hough, Mrs. Cowan, Mrs.
Reed, Mrs. Louis Simon, Mrs. Gem
nell, Mrs Oswald, Mrs. Blanchard,
Airs. Hosmer, Mrs. Daft. Mrs Brooks
Mrs. Richard Brown, Mrs. Bebee, Mrs.
Bird, Mrs. Rhodes. Mrs. Duke, Mrs.
Stanchfield, Mrs. Alff, Mrs. Trent. Mrs.
Calvin, Mrs. Griswold, Mrs. William
c. Jennings, Mrs. Rooklidge, Mrs. Wat
son, the Misses Hough, Watson ,Alff,
Stanchfield, Anderson. Wheeler and
Godbe
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Conversations,

A Conversations was given Tuesday
evening by the Misses Hanauer, at
which Mrs. Joseph r. Folsom and
Mrs. Harry David Cue were the hon
ored guests. The lawn was covered
with Navajo blankets and Oriental
rugs, and the hours were pleasantly
passed out of doors Punch was
served during the evening and also de-
licious ices and cake.
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Lake Party.

Mrs. Noble of Ogden was the hostess
of an informal and delightful event yes
terday. The guests were brought down
from Ogden in a private car, and dur
ing the afternoon were taken to Salt
air. Dinner was served on the train.
Among the guests were Miss Minnie
Kiesel, Miss Emily Bannister, Miss
Schansenbach, Miss Alton Young and
Miss Park
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AT Luncheon.

Mrs. W. G. Sharp and Miss Hardness
entertained at luncheon at the home
of the former yesterday afternoon, the
affair being planned as a compliment
to Mrs. Joseph r. Folsom and Mrs.
Harry David Cue. Sweet peas. in
shades of pink, and maiden hair fern
made an attractive table decoration.
Around it were seated. besides the
guests of honor, Mrs. w. B. Sprague,
Miss Crawford, Miss Shearman, Miss
Edna Sherman, Miss Hanauer and
Miss Ida Hanauer.
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Children's PARTY.

On Wednesday afternoon Lorna Rus
sell entertained a number of her little
friends at the dog and pony show.
Those present were Martha Wells,
Florence Wells Katherine Jennings,
Lydia White, Phyllis Dwyer, Dick Bur-
ton, Alice Pitts, Agnes Pitts, Harold
Harding.
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Buffet Luncheon.

the buffet luncheon given Thursday by
hrs. William Reid, complimentary to
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph r. Folsom and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry David Cue The
rooms were frightened with decorations
Of sweet peas and graceful vines, and
The afternoon was thoroughly infor-
nal and delightful one.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r.
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OGDEN SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence,

Especial CorreSpondence.l
Ogden, July 22-Miss Ida O'Hamett
and Miss Bland left last evening for
Kentucky.
On field day the ladies of La Coterie
presented Mrs. Charles d. Moore with
$3.50 for the. purchase of bookcase
for the travelling library. The books
donated by this club are now awaiting
the arrival of the case.
Mrs. A. C. Bishop and sister, Miss
Gray, are visiting in Salt Lake.
Superintendent Noble and wife, Paul
Noble. Fred Burt, and Misses Bannis-
ter, Schansenback, Kiesel and Kimball
composed a pleasure party to Saltair
yesterday in Superintendent Mobiles
private car Buena Ventura.
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The Misses Agnes and Louise Neese
of Omaha, with their cousin, Master
Lawrence Brause, are spending their
vacation in ogden with Miss Annis
Brown.
Miss Belle Weller of Salt Lake, has
been spending a few days with her
friend. Miss Annis Brown.
visit with relatives and friends in Lar
annie. Cheyenne and Iylver.
Miss Sylvia Dee is visiting in Salt
Lake.
Mrs. A. Brakeman and daughter
Grace are visiting in California.
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Mrs. l. N. Fulton will entertain the
.
at her home on Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. ]. B. Ornan of Pueblo is visit
ing Mrs. A. B. Patton on Knob Hill.
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Misses Emma and Julia Nelson and
Miss Maggie McElroy leave this morn
ing for a several weeks visit in the
Golden Gate.
A party composed of Mesdames vor-
HES and Olsen and Misses S. Dee, NJ.
Dee, Mary Olsen and Emma Olsen en-
joyed an outing in the canyon Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Martin of Kan
sas City are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r.
NJ. Gourlay. b
The engagement of Mr.. Hugh Wood
ski of Ogden is announced.
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The Rathbone Sisters were enter
tanned at Kensington tea by Mrs. w.
A. McGaw THURSDAY afternoon.
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The Columbia club has issued invi-
tations for an excursion to Saltair
ing much attention in social circles as
being the first affair of the kind ever
arranged in Ogden. The party goes on
a special train, accompanied by the
Ogden City band, and a dining car will
be attached to the train, presided over
by competent chefs, from which a
bounteous dinner will be served in the
dining room at the pavilion at o'clock.
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Mr.. William Lockhead was the re-
cipient of a farewell dance at Lester
park pavilion Thursday evening, in
honor of his future departure on
At the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. C. ]. Corey, 621 Twenty sixth
street, Thursday evening. July 20, Miss
to Mr.. z. D. Better. The young cou-
pie are widely known in Ogden and
have a host of friends, who extend
congratulations.
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The employees of w. H. Wright &
Sons company spent Friday evening
at the ogden canyon Hermitage and
enjoyed a trout dinner and dance.
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. A.
T. Wright, Mrs W. II. Wright, Mr..
and Mrs. c.. H. Wright, Gus Wright,
jr., Mae Cave. Mrs. Ballantyne. Amy
Ecklund, Zadie Mitchell, Mrs. Smyth,
Lottie Hill, T. Y. Stanford, ]. S. Dee,
John Brown and Chris Christensen.
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Folsom, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry David
Cue, Miss Sherman, Miss Edna Shear
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth c. Kerr
Miss Young, Miss Hanauer, Miss Ida
Hanauer, Mr.. Max Hanauer, Mr.. Harry
Sherman.
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Social Notes

Harry Roberts is visiting in Logan.
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Miss Lottie Levy has gone to New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Burton will
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Swenson, Sadie MAYHEM. Jennie Bullock.
Daisy Rogers. Lucille and Geneva
briggs, Messrs. w. E. Clark. MCGEE. Bull
lock. Burdette Smith. p. NJ. Nelson, Sven
Nelson and John 2. Brown.