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Burgess win spend the summer months

Burgess will spend the summer months
at Huntington
Miss Grace Stanchfield has gone to
California
Mrs William Mcintyre and children
have gone to Massachusetts for the
summer.
Miss Ulier of the High school will
spend the summer in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ferry will
spend a portion of the summer at Park
City.
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Mrs. A. Richter has gone to Mime
sofa to visit relatives.
Miss Dickert and Miss Payne of the
High school will go abroad.
Mrs John Marshall will spend the
next six weeks in California
Miss Ella Lawson will spend the sum-
mer in the east.
Miss Mary L. Hoag has gone to the
coast for her vacation.
Miss Lucy Grant will spend the sum-
mer at Pennington with her aunt. Mrs.
Aurelia Rogers.
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Mr.. Leon L. Waters arrived from
New York City yesterday to spend the
SUMMER with his parents. He will re-
turn to New York in the fall having
been reelected instructor of chemistry
at Columbia university.
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Miss Lorena Patten and John Hal
version were quietly married at the res
idence of the brides parents, 131 East
First South, at o'clock p. m. Satur-
day evening, June 10. only the near rel
atives of the contracting parties being
present. Miss Patten is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Patten, and Mr..
Halverson is young business man of
this city. After the ceremony the
guests sat down to a delicious repast,
after which the newly married people
left for their new home on East Sec
ond South street. this city.
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Mrs. Edward McGurrin is passing the
summer in California with her brother,
Colonel Isaac Trumbo.
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Mrs. ]. r. Letcher and son left this
week for Boise, Ida. accompanying
her sister, Miss Amy Black, where they
VIII spend the summer visiting rela-
tives.
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AT Sixty-three.

A thoroughly enjoyable and informal
sixty three party was given Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. j. A. Reeves. The
parlors were decorated in colors OF
purple and white. Pansies, carnations
and fieur-de-lis were used with an ar
tistic background of the national col
ors. Punch and ices were passed dur
ing the afternoon, and at its close elab-
crate refreshments were served.
Among the guests were Mrs. c. ira
futile, Mrs. C. Symms, Mrs. j. c.
Hooper, Mrs. William Green, Mrs. John
Green. Mrs. Robert Marsh, Mrs. Will
liam E. Bennett, Mrs. Newell Pettee,
Mrs. Harry Tooker, Mrs. John Bur
leigh, Mrs. Dan Spencer, Mrs. F. ).
Murphy, Mrs. E. R. Dickinson, Mrs. l..
L. Downing, Mrs. Harry Clark, Mrs.
William Evans, Mrs. William j. Lynch.
Mrs. Fred Slade, Mrs. c. o. White
more, Mrs. William Mcdonald, Mrs.
George T. Brice Mrs. F. E. Houghton.
Mrs. Charles Campbell, Mrs. j. E. Og-
lesby. Mrs. Fred ]. Hill, Mrs. E. My
ers, Mrs. j. X Ferguson, Mrs. Z. l..
Hanchette, Mrs. Guy Willis, Mrs. Oscar
Peterson, Mrs. Orvin Norris, Mrs.
George Stevenson, Mrs. Dean De Graft,
Mrs. James O'Connor, Mrs. B. B. Coons,
Mrs. F. B. Choate, Mrs. George Wood,
Mrs. William H. Dickson, Mrs William
Butler, Mrs. P. ]. Moran, Mrs. B. S.
Wells, Mrs. j. NJ. Moore, Mrs. William
Edmunds, Mrs. John Houghton, Mrs.
D. S.; Taggart, Miss Harrison, Miss
Lindsay, Mrs. C. II. Griffin. Mrs. L. j.
Kyes, Mrs. Caverly. Mrs. ]. c. O'Mel-
veney, Mrs. Fred Bennett, Mrs. Will
hanson, Mrs. Sholes, Mrs. Frak Day.
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LEHI SOCIETY.
lspecial CorregpondenceO

(Specia, Correspondence
Iehi June 9.-One of the most pleasant
happenings in Lehi society was the we'd
ding of Miss Sadie E. Bowen and Mr..
Joseph Shaw. which occurred at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Chiffon. The
young lady had Just come to her 21St year,
while Mr.. Shaw is %. Senator A j. Ev-
ans performed the ceremony. The bride
wore a beautiful cream silk gown and
whole adorned with brides roses and car
nations. After the wedding march had
been played by Miss r. Austin, the happy
couple headed the company to the supper
tables. Fifty couples sat down and par
ticipated in the bountieS of the earth.
which had been prepared. In the evening a
grand ball was given in honor of the wed
ded couple. where about 100 couple par
ticipated The young couple will make
their future home at Lehi Junction.
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Mr.. and Mrs John Bradshaw, with Mrs
Emma. are now visiting their friends in
Nebraska.
A very fine ball was given in the opera
house in honor of John Peterson. who will
soon leave for the northern states as a
missionary.
John James and Miss Z. Merrell are Wis
itnig Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Merrell, before
the latter leave for Canada
Stanley Wines of Ruby Valley, Nevada.
is spending a few days with his relatives
in Lehi.
The following ladies and gentlemen COM
posed an outing party up American Fork
canyon: Mr.. G., Austin and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. ingalls,. Mr.. Harling and lady, Su-
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Weddings have again taken a promi-
nent place in the social calendar, and al
most every day the past week has seen
two or three of these happy affairs cele-
brated. Several prominent marriages
of the future have been announced also.
which shows that Cupid is still on the
alert.
While the number of home affairs
have not been numerous, several
charming events have taken place and
well filed the week. There were the
card party at Captain and Mrs. Bal
ley's on Tuesday evening, the enter
tainment at Mrs. A. II. Ensign's on
Monday and Thursday, the Henry Mil
Ter engagement at the Theatre on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard A. Keyes' dinner
Thursday evening. and Mrs. Royle's
luncheon on Friday. All these We're
delightful events, with handsomely
gowned women, beautiful decorations
and all the details which go to make
thoroughly ENJOYABLE affairs
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Card PARTY.

Mrs. Fred A. Slade and Mrs. William
]. Lynch entertained at cards Tuesday
afternoon. The parlors were bright
ened with flowers and palms. Sixty
three was the pastime. prizes being
won by Mrs. H. ]. Rivers, Mrs. Peaslee
and Mrs. Orr.
The guests of the afternoon were:
Mrs f. r. Dickinson. Mrs. Frank Muir
ply, Mrs j. A. Reeves, Mrs. c. o.
Whittemore. Mrs. r. B. Whittemore,
Mrs. George T. Brice. Mrs. f. E.
Houghton, Mrs. Williamson, Mrs.
Grant Swan. Mrs. l.. d. Peaslee, Mrs.
George A. Orr. Mrs. Arthur II. Par
sons, Mrs. NJ. K. Parsons, Mrs. T. F..
Mulloy, Mrs. James Eager, Mrs. John
Currie, Mrs. Herman, Mrs. Young,
Mrs. Orson F. Howard, Mrs. George
Wood, Mrs. c. L. Knight, Mrs. Fred
w. Scarf, Mrs. II. NJ. Cushing, Mrs.
]. Z. Talmage, Mrs. George Alder,
Mrs. G. S. Holmes, Mrs. D. S. Spencer,
Mrs Edmunds, Mrs. George Romney,
Mrs. j. Z. Lynch. Mrs. E. ]. Yard, Mrs.
NJ. r. Taylor, Mrs. II. ]. Rivers, Mrs.
H S. Cutler. Mrs. A. L. Raymond,
Mrs. George w. Snow, Miss Eva Lloyd,
Miss Jessie Hardie, Miss Phyllis Lynch,
Mrs Alice Crismon, Miss Lillian Slade,
Miss Lallah Holmes. Miss Ivy Crismon,
Miss Bessie Crismon, Mrs. Frank G.
Carthey and Mrs. ]. S. Taylor.
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Guessing Contest.

Mrs. Willis o. Bridgman entertained
last Monday afternoon in honor of the
graduation of her daughter, Mabel Isa.
A very interesting guessing game was
played, the prizes being won by Miss
Rowe, Miss Bessie Officer and Mrs.
Travis. Refreshments were served,
after which a piano solo by Miss Bes-
sic Officer. Miss lisa Bridgman and a
recitation by Miss Jasmine Young con-
Guided the afternoon.
Those present were Miss Rowe, Miss
Peterson Miss Yardley. Miss G. Paine
Mrs. l. Travis, the Misses Jasmine
Young, Leila Mcmillan, Daisy Ray
bould, Mamie Eldredge. Bessie Officer,
Annie Adams. Irene Dickson. Eveline
Thomas. Belle Scofield, Louisa King,
Eftie Hague, Winnie Webb, Florence
Street, Lydia Weller, Lyle Weimner,
Margaret Donnellan, Margaret Dooley,
Leigh Block, Alice Horkin, Bessie
Mayne, Mollie Alexander, Halle Fer
ron, Carrie Goliath.
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Pleasant Affair.

Mrs. Willis o. Bridgman entertained
Tuesday afternoon. ''Sixty-three" was
played, the prizes being won by Miss
Trezise, Mrs T. Shepherd and Mrs. G.
s. Williamson, after which refresh
ments were served.
Those present were Mrs. Arthur
Brown, Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. George w.
Snow, Mrs. Ralph Guthrie. Mrs. S. My
ers, Mrs. T. O'Conner, Mrs. H. w.
Jones, Mrs. W. Wolstenholm, Mrs. Geo.
Hawkes., Mrs. Alice Ebel, Mrs. 1. ].
Farrell, Mrs. George Cliff, Mrs. j.
Hampton, Mrs. T. Ellerbeck, Mrs. c.
S. Williamson, the Misses Jasmine
Young, Leila Mcmillan, Anna Trezise.
Winnie Webb, Effie Hague, Alice Hook
in.
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Social Notes.

Mrs. Richard A. Keyes entertained
Judge and Mrs. Royle, Mrs. Sharp and
Mrs. Carroll at dinner last Sunday
evening.
The Misses Howat gave bicycle run
Friday evening, in honor of Will Pat
terSon-
Last night was society night at the
lake. Many well known people were
seen on the dancing floor.
Mrs. A S. Bower entertained at din
ner Wednesday evening, in honor of
Will Patterson. Purple sweet peas dec
grated the table. Covers were laid for
eight.
Mrs. Conn and her two daughters
leave shortly for a few weeks visit
on the coast
Mrs. Jd rs A. Pollock has returned
from the talst Mrs. Mccarthy of Buff
falo is her guest for the summer.
Miss Agnes Driscoll of Denver will
spend the summer in the city, as the
guest of Miss Kathryn Moyes.
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Miss Roundy entertained informally
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Dinwoodey ex-
pect TO go east next week.
Jack Royle will return from Prince
ton during the coming week.
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Mrs. Briant Wells and Mrs. Guy NJ.
Palmer will reach home during the
coming week
Miss Blanche Burke will come down
from the Burke ranch to attend the
wedding of Miss Anna Mae McMillan.g
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Mrs D. S. Murray entertained in
formally at supper Thursday evening
Her guests were Miss Freed. Mr.. New
house, Mr.. Thompson and Mr.. Parsons
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Sprague Day
are the guests of DIR. and Mrs. Hodges.
Mrs. F. C. Gilds and daughter, Flor
ence, have returned from New York.
Mrs. Eugene Crandall has gone east.
Guy Hughes expects to leave soon for
England, where he will spend the next
few years at school.
Mrs. F. W. Haight if Park City, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Keyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Tyler have taken
possession of their new home, 1888 Owen
street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Dunn of Georgia
have taken the Ritter home on east
First South street for the summer
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Mr.. w. H. Carman of st. Louis is the
guest cAhis daughter, Mrs. c. M. Tyler.
An event of the week was the recep-
ton given Thursday AFTERNOON by the
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Authors, Club.

The final meeting for the season of
the Authors club was held on We'd
nesday morning, May 81. 1t was a
meeting for business and the election
of officers. the literary work having
been finished for the present at the
previous meeting, when the study of
"Plutarch's Lines" was completed.
For the ensuing year the study Of
American authors and the history of
American literature will be taken up.
The officers elected for the season of
$500 are as follows: President, Mrs
Mary b. Talmage; secretary, Mrs Ella
n. Stewart; corresponding secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. Elizabeth c. Girls
mon; historian, Mrs. Elizabeth S. Will
cox; critic, Mrs. r. E. Little.
1t is a matter of pleasure and con-
graduation that Mrs. Little, the found
er of the club, has just completed the
course and graduated with the degree
of B. S. from the University of Utah.
She also holds the honorable position
of member of the board of regents of
that institution.
AS token of affection and esteem
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Kensington Tea.

Mrs. J. H. Hyde and Mrs. A. H. En-
sign gave an enjoyable Kensington
Monday afternoon. The rooms We're
frightened with cut flowers and draped
effectively with the national colors.
Punch was served during the after
noon and at its close tempting refresh
ments were served. The hostesses were
assisted by the Misses Matte Dye, Ret
tie Dye and Gertrude Felt.
The guests of the afternoon were Mrs.
Annie Dye, Mrs. ]. Taylor, Mrs. Zina
Bull, Mrs. Julia Howe, Mrs. Emily
Chase, Mrs. Rhoda Walker, Mrs. p. T.
Farnsworth. Mrs. John Mcdonald, Mrs.
Myra Rossiter. Mrs. j. D. Spencer, Mrs.
Stephen Lynch, Mrs. Heber Young.
Mrs. Charles Burton, Mrs. ]. G. Felt,
Mrs NJ. L. Cummings. Mrs. W. ].
Beatie, Mrs. w. B. Dougall, Mrs. Laura
Chase. Mrs. William Mcintyre, Mrs.
RE Dix. Mrs. ]. McAllister, Mrs NJ. \.
Hyde Mrs. A. E. Hyde. Mrs. Thomas
Carter, Mrs. S. L. Ensign, Mrs. Evelyn
Davis. Mrs. Jennie Hyde, the Misses
Edna Hyde, Julia Farnsworth, Ella
Mcdonald, Matte Dye, Kettle Dye, Ger
trude Felt, May Ensign.
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of the club members. she was presented
on Thursday at commencement exer-
cises with a finely bound volume of
Holmes complete poetical works. An
original stanza, followed by the auto
graphs of the club members, was in
scribed on the fiy-leaf. The book was
accompanied by a bunch of red and
white roses. university colors, tied with
ribbons of Indian red and sage green,
the club colors.
On Saturday evening, June 10, the
club held its annual social reunion, at
tended by club members and escorts.
at the pleasant home of Professor and
Mrs. William NJ. Stewart on II street.
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Afternoon Card Party.

On Thursday afternoon Mrs. F. H.
Hyde and Mrs. A. II. Ensign enter
tanned at cards. An effective arrange
ment of roses, pansies and snowballs
decorated the parlors. Sixty three was
played. Mrs. John Adams received the
prize for the greatest number of pro-
gressions and Miss Bertha Carter the
consolation prize.
Those who enjoyed the afternoon
were Mrs. Charlotte Kirby, Mrs. NJ A
Sears, Mrs. Melissa Sears, Mrs Moyle,
Mrs. Squires, Mrs. J. G. Felt, Mrs.
Pickett, Mrs. Ellerbeck, Mrs. George
Felt, Mrs. A. Miner Mrs. Nelson En-
pey. Mrs. j, Hill, Mrs. r. NJ. Piper, Mrs.
j. p. Eckers, Mrs. p 7. Sadler, Mrs
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Entertainment at Red Butte Hollow.

Miss Jasmine Young entertained the
graduating class of the High school
Friday evening. Charades were
played and prizes won by Misses Eve
Ign Thomas, Ruth Palmer. Luella
Young, Messrs. Harold Pitts, Alvin
Jackson and Waldemar Young.
Present were the Misses Eddingfeid,
Early. Smith, Hague. Wismer, Guth-
RE, Hammond. Kidder, Squires, Wight
man, Ferron, Marcel. Cohn, Hughes,
Skdmore, Hill, Schymirer, Young,
Crismon, Moore, Hardy, Block, Jones.
Thomas, King, May, Carson, Hawkins,
Scofield, Hobbs. Bridgman, Madsen,
Palmer Eldredge, Messrs. Goliath,
Woodward Jensen, Young, Jackson,
Havener, johnson.
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PAYSON SOCIETY.
Especial CORRESPONDENTS

Especial Correspondence
Payson June 9.-Mrs. Joseph Stark went
over to Monmouth on Monday to visit
her monther, Mrs. Marden.
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John ]. Mcclellan moved his household
goods here and will be at home three
days of each week The remainder of his
time will be spent at the capital, with
his pupils.
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William Johnson and William Belts.
two of PaySon's young men, went to AL
berta, Canada. on Wednesday, to remain
all the summer.
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T ]. Wordsworth of Lehi paid Payson
a visit on Wednesday. Formerly he was
a resident
Nose Christensen Of Castella Springs,
was here Thursday.
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Payson baseball teams are improving
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Wooden Wedding Celebration.

The prettiest card party of the week
was given Tuesday evening by Cap
tain and Mrs. T. c. Bailey in celebra-
ton of the wooden wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Herman Post.
The invitations, decorations and all
the appointments were successfully
carried out in wood. Shavings were
used in a unique fashion to decorate the
parlors and hall. They We're twined
about the bannisters and festooned on
the walls and chandeliers. Wooden
buckets held clusters of roses and
snowalls. and tiny tubs filled with flow
ers crowded every available space.
Captain and Mrs. Bailey were assist
ed in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
W H Post and Miss Aft.
At the close of the spirited game a
few musical numbers were given by
Mrs. Montague Ferry, Miss Pierce and
Miss Edna Bailey. Then followed
dainty refreshments served by the
Misses Dickson, Nellie Mason, Beatrice
Sells and Edna Bailey, and the award
ing of prizes. The successful contest
ants being Miss Hanauer. Miss Park,
Mrs. Ferry, Mr.. H. w. Donnell, Mr..
Woolf and Mr.. s. c. Park.
The invited guests were Mrs. J. A.
Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Babcock.
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Murray. Miss
Murray, Miss Kiesel, Mr.. and Mrs J.
g. Peery, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. officer,
Mr. and Mrs. w. Montague Ferry, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Reid, Mr. and Mrs. d. B.
Hampstead, Mr.. Gaylord. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cheeseman, Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Gregg,
Miss Eeim, Miss Aft, Miss Irma Aft,
Miss Lowe. Miss Mason, Miss Adelaide
Mason. Miss Hardness, Mr.. and Mrs
S. c. Park. Miss Park, Miss Mackin-
tosh, Miss Sadler, Mrs. Wells of Helena,
Miss Kiesel, Miss Nellie Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. Walker. jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
J. \. Pollock, Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Glen
DINING. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Kerr.
MIR. and Mrs. J. L. Franken, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. ]. Sharp. Mrs. Louise s. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Sprague, Miss
Sprague. Miss Ellis. the Misses Brans-
ford, the Misses Judge, Miss Wall, Miss
Crawford, Miss Kenyon, DR.. and Mrs.
Witcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Elgin Travis,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bidwell, Miss
Pierce, Miss Woodward, Miss Shear
man, Miss Eloise Sherman, Miss Han
auer, Miss Ida Hanauer, Miss Edna
Sherman, Miss Maud Walker, Miss
Stella Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. w. G..
Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. George L. Nye,
DIR. and Mrs Daily, Mr.. and Mrs J.
II Young, Miss Weber. Miss Cotton.
Miss Thorn. Miss Moore, Messrs. Ma
son. Max Smith. Dana Smith. Clar-
ence Mccormick, Leon, w. J. Lawrence.
C. N. Lawrence, Heintz, Worthington,
Herman, Bascom, Sprague, Ellis.
Hampton, Sherman, Hanauer. WooIf.
Donnell, B. X. Smith, Bookwalter.
Wicks. Schramm, Fields, Causten.
Brown. Henry Mccormick, Henrotin,
GAYLORD, P. H. Lannan, Charrington.
Bishop.
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Weddings of the Past Week.

Monday-Miss Pearl +. Newcomb and
Charles T. Goist of Park City.
Tuesday-AIiss Grace A Maynard and
Thomas w. Mcdonald. Miss Emma c..
Perkes and Joel F. Grover.
Wednesday-In Fremont, Neb., Miss
Lottie Brown and George H. Dern of
this city Miss Jane Magdalen Moli-
nelli and Frederick Farley Holt. Hiss
Inez Ruth Peak and Orville A. Hon
mold. Miss Ora Spencer and w. C.
Lockington. Miss Lizzie Stickney of
Provo and II. f. Jones.
Thursday-At st. George, Miss Lund
and John w. Smell, jr.
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Events of the Coming Week.

Monday evening Mary Wight
man will entertain the members of the
graduating, class of the high school.
Tuesday afternoon-Mrs. James An
derson entertainS.
Wednesday afternoon-MisS Mary
Wightman entertainS.
Thursday afternoon-Luncheon given
by Mrs. Wilbur Wells Flagg in honor of
Miss Anna Mae Mcmillan.
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Theatre Party.

| Samuel Newhouse gave a box party
at the performance of 1.-THE Liars" Oh
Wednesday evening. Following the
performance the guests were enter
! tanned at supper at the Newhouse resi-
dence on Brigham street.
! Present were Judge and Mrs. w. A.
| Sherman, Miss Keim, Mr.. Stoddart and
Miss Parsons.
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Informal Card Party.

Miss Leigh Block of the High school
gave an informal card party Thurs
day evening in honor of the staff of
Red and Black" Prizes were won
by Miss Ruth Palmer and Harry Pitts.
Present were Miss Ruth Palmer, Miss
Jasmine Young, Miss Evelyn Thomas,
Miss Lydia Weller, Messrs. Harold
Pitts, Roy Hughes, Waldemar Young,
Arthur Skidmore and Clarence Post.
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At Luncheon.

Mrs Thomas Marshall was the hos
tess of a prettily arranged luncheon on
Thursday. A profusion of honeysuckle
adorned the table, around which were
seated Mrs Penrose, Mrs. A. B. Wal
lace, Mrs. Sharp of Butte, Mrs. Rich
ard A. Keyes and Mrs. Carroll.
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full luncheon Friday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Sharp of Butte. The dining
room was decorated with yellow. A
huge cut glass bowl of nasturtiums
adorned the center of the table, while
a profusion of the same lovely flowers
were scattered over the cloth.
Present were Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Car
roll, Mrs. Richard 4. Keyes, Miss Hyde
of st. Louis, Mrs. Witcher Jones, Mrs.
]. r. Walker jr., Mrs. w. V. Eberly.
Mrs. c. p. Hough, Miss Hough and
Mrs l., l. King
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Coming Marriages.

Sunday, June 1S-Miss Lille Low and
Ernest Stone of Ogden.
Tuesday, June 20-Miss Luella Eliza
beth Short and Winfield Arthur Wood.
Wednesday. June 21-Miss Margaret
n. Horne and Alexander Piper.
Thursday, June 22-Miss Anna Mae
Mcmillan and Samuel c. Adams of
Denver.
Tuesday. June 27-Miss Edna Rem
ington and Walter J. Harvey. The mar
riage will take place in Tacoma
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Dinner at Ford's.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Keyes gave
a handsome dinner Thursday evening
at Ford's. The decorations on the ia
BILE were in pink and white, a lovely
arrangement of carnations forming the
artistic center piece.
The guests were: Judge and Mrs. w.
A Sherman. DR.. and Mrs. Samuel
Hughes, Miss Keim and Mr.. Richard
Colburn.
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Eneaeements Announced.

The engagement of Bliss Luella Bit
ner and n. Y. Taylor is announced.
The marriage will take place Wednes-
day, June q.
Another engagement of interest is
that of Miss Nettie Biner and Homer
Swartwood. The marriage will take
place Friday, June 80.
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At Dinner.

Miss Artemus Spence was the guest
of honor at a dinner given Friday
evening by Samuel Newhouse. The ia
BILE was decorated with La France
roses and carnations.
There were present to meet Miss
Spence. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Griffin, Miss
Flora Griffin and d. II. Peery, jr.
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During the week the following licenses
to wed were issued by the county clerk
of Salt Lake county:
William c. Lockington. Salt Lake City .2S
Ora D. Spence, Salt Lake Ctty-....--..-22
Frank Newton, Salt Lake CITY
Annie Pratt Salt Lake City.
Seymour II. Men. East Mill Creek......2S
Irene Fisher, East Mill Creek. -..-2O
Pearl T. Newcomb. Salt Lake CITY %
John NJ. Foster, Salt Lake City y
Mary G. King. Salt Lake City,
Thomas Martin 1ooele.
Maria d. Lester. Murray III
Hyrum T.. Jones. Tucker. .........--...-..23
Lizzie Str1ckney -.-......--..---..--.-.-.--
ANGEL Hatch, Bountiful ....--.-.....-..--.-N
Olive Moss Bountiful ......--.-........-.lS
Thomas W. Macdonald Salt Lake City-2f
Grace n. Maynard. Salt Lake City, q
Frederick z. Holt, Salt Lake C1ty..-..-2l
Jennie NJ. Molinelli. Salt Lake City. q
William A. Olsen. Murray. q
Christenia S. Muir. Sugar Ward. 20
Daniel r. Merrill Mill Creek. .-......-.-.-2O
Nettie NJ. Miller. Mill Creek..-..-...---lS
George r. Grant, Granger.
Eliza R. Tanner, Granger.
Joel f. Grover Nephi. -..-..--...-.--.-..-2i
Emma C. Parkes, Salt Lake City.....-2l
Joshua II. .Midgley, Salt Lake City,
Lille F. BenZon. Salt Lake City,.
Orville A Honnold, Salt Lake City---..-H
Inez r. Peak, Salt Lake Cfty..-.-.-.--2l
August A. ForSberg, Murray --...-...-----25
Hilda J. Hermansen. Murray "a
Edward p Moore Salt Lake City.--...--3S
Sarah Walsh Salt Lake City
John HaIvorson, Salt Lake Cfty.-.-..----3l
Loreno Patten. Salt Lake City.....---26