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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-17
OGDEN SOCIETY.
(snecial Consequences


Ogden. Sept. 16-The tabernacle fair
with attendant events, has been the
chief feature of Ogden society during
the week. The affair has drawn to-
gether large crowds from all over the
county, and each night of,the week has
witnessed large crowds within the en-
closure surrounding the tabernacle. The
coronation of the queen, Mrs. A. X. g.
Smith, and the attendant festivities
were imposing ceremonies, and the sub
sequent parades have been full of in
terest The queen, with her maids of
honor. Miss Johnson and Miss Nettie
Herrick, and her train bearers, Edith
Corey and Lucille Ballantyne, formed
the center of several attractive pa
geants
Visitors to the fair, and especially
feminine visitors, were particularly in
terested in the beautiful coronation
gown of the queen There is a story
connected with the making of the dress
which is also interesting and instruc-
tive, as showing what pluck and en-
ergy can do. Monday morning that
dress was simply piles of formless satin.
laces and other stuff that gowns are
made of. No one had seen the gown,
but in a few hours it was planned and
and knew just how it would look in
all its details, just as Architect Fife
could see the tabernacle long before 1t
was completed, or just as an artist sees
the picture he will paint.
OF course, up to Saturday night, the
contest for the position of fair queen
was uncertain. Any one of dozen
candidates might win. Before midnight,
of course, Mrs. Smith was declared the
tr-ir ba Iii,
was at once forced to the front Fit
ting robes for the queen must be ready
and must be ready in time to permit
her to dress for the coronation parade
at o'clock Monday evening. The ext
gencies of the situation were explained
to merchant, and the doors of his
store opened to admit the queen and
her modiste at an hour when stores are
supposed to be closed. Monday morn
ing early the material was all on hand
and after short consultation as to the
style, work was begun on the pile OF
raw material. Shears shipped and
clipped the shiny satin folds into sew
eral scores of pieceS-pieces apparently
devoid of all regular form. Then the
nodiste took those pieces and dealt
them out to her assistants almost as
rapidly as a gambler deals out cards
or as a printer deals out copy. At the
end of few hoars' swift. intelligent
incessant work the gown was ready for
its fair Wearer, and was the admiration
of thousands who witnessed the coro-
nation ceremonies. Technically de-
scribed the creation is as follows:
Heavy satin duchess, covered with en-
broidered mousseline de Sole The bod
ice is princess, and appliqued with Eng
ling point lace. put on in rounded prin-
cess polonaise beaded with satin folds
a
La Coterie will meet with Mrs. Ban
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mister on Jefferson avenue Sept. is at

mister on Jefferson avenue Sept. 10 at
2:3O.
| Mrs. c. e. Layne and daughter are
visiting in Salt Lake.
Mrs. J. B. Milan left last week for
the east. She will be joined at Soper-
Sunday, and the two viii visit in che
east for about month.
Dan Ensign returned today from
stay of over a year and a half in the
Klondike country and Alaska.
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number of the friends of Thomas
! w. Jones gave that gentleman a testi-
monial Tuesday evening on the occa
sion of his 65th anniversary. The gen
tlemen conveyed him TO the rooms OF
/ Gus Hamei on Lincoln avenue, and
there passed the evening with music
! speech making and other elements of
good cheer. 1t was pronounced one oil
the most enjoyable affairs ever given in
| Ogden by the gentlemen who attended.
The guests, besides Mr.. Jones, were: G..
L. Hamel, T. C. Foley, S. Horrocks, H.
! G. Tavey, Charles Meighan, T. S. Fee
/ ney, S. T. Myers, L. L. Boggs, w. H
/ Smith, F. Rheinbold J. E. Pike, ]. H.
! Knanss. W. H. Henderson, E. T. Tout
A. H. Sanders.
AgIaia held its first meeting Of the
/ season on Mob Hill at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Rankin. The day was
/ glorious, hospitality cordial and the
company interesting.
! Both president and vice president be-
| ing absent, Mrs. Bent, the secretary,
called the club to order. On motion
| Mrs. Hurst was made chairman pro
| tenn.
Important in the line of business was
| the election of a new president. This
resulted in the selection of Mrs. Bent,
who received unanimous vote.
| Mrs. Rankin was chosen to succeed
Mrs. Bent in the secretaryship.
! The club has for its line of study
| this year some of the nineteenth cen
fury English writer's as outlined in the
university extension course.
Scott being the first, Mrs. Darling
gave some beautiful extracts from his
Lake"
! The paper of the afternoon was given
by Mrs. Hurst subject: "a Study of
! Quentin Durnard." The paper Showed
! a preparation which very nearly ap-
preached the perfect.
Mrs. Allison closed the programme
by reading The Lay of the Last Min
| ollSl, SOUL . tll6IIICdl IOHlduCt
| A social hour ended the afternoons
| pleasure.
Mrs. Mccormick of 255O Monroe ave-
nue., entertains the club Sept. 26.
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S. M. Kohn left today for Ann Arbor
to continue his study of law.
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Miss Ethel Clark entertained Thurs
day evening in honor of Miss Ormsby
of Logan.
The Child Culture club held it's first
meeting of the season at the home Of
the president, Miss Whalen, Friday
| Sept. s. The programme for the COM
! ing year, as outlined and accepted
comprehends Education" by Herbert
Spencer, and also Industrial Problems
as They Affect the Race
| The president informed the meeting
| that instead of having a mental treat
the ladies would partake of refresh
ments, after which the meeting stood
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man, Mrs. Terry, Mrs. Boggs, Mrs.
Daveler, Miss Griffin, Miss Sawyer, Mrs
Thorn, Mrs. Hardness, Miss Hardness,
Mrs. Henderson, Misses Dern, Mrs. Car
penter, Mrs J. H. Young, Mrs. Sim
mons, Mrs. Hanauer. Mrs. Lawrence,
Mrs. Herman. Mrs. Donnellan, Mrs. J.
Bailey. Mrs. Charles Post, Mrs. Ben
nett, the Misses Noble, Mrs. j. T. Rich
ards, Mrs. Lewis.
The hostesses were assisted during
the afternoon by Mrs. Kinkead, Mrs.
John White and Mrs. John T. White. AT
the conclusion of the game prizes were
awarded to Miss Lawson, Mrs. Bennett
and Mrs Ira Lewis.
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evening, at the elegant home Of Mr.
and Mrs. John Ford. jr. a reception
was rendered to the happy young cou-
pie. Mr.. and Mrs. Ford will reside in
CenterviIle.
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Mrs. Charles H. hampton OF Bounti-
full is in Cache valley on a visit.
Mrs. Mary A. Fackrell of Woods
Cross spent the week in Pennington
visiting with Mrs. Smith.
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Pennington, Sept 16.-Tomorrow
morning the regular quarterly confer
ence Of Davis stake will open in a
spacious boweTy that has been erected
here. The occasion promises TO be a
memorable one. President Snow has
signified his intention to be present.
and arrangements have been made for
ali Of the Sunday school pupils of Davis
county to be here at / o'clock tomorrow
to meet and be addressed by the presi-
dent. There will probably be $500 or
5000 children present Four sessions
of the conference will be held-two to-
morrow and two en- Monday.
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To Meet Mrs. WEIGH.

Miss Anna Trezise was on Wednes-
day afternoon the hostess of an elab-
crate affair given as a compliment to
Mrs. Frank c. Welch of Sacramento.
The rooms were decorated elaborate
ly with asters, .sweet peas, carnations,
smilax and sunflowers. During the
afternoon a musical programme was
given. Those assisting were Mrs. KEEL
sey. Mrs John Reed, Miss Gray, Miss
Edna Dwyer and Miss Hall
The guests We're: Mrs. Arthur Brown,
Mrs E. NJ. Miller, Mrs. Archer, Mrs.
Bridgman, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Gurnsey,
Mrs. McCune, Mrs. Harding, Mrs. Clar-
ence MCCOY, Mrs John Clark, Mrs. Will
Rivers, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Plummer, Mrs.
Jones. Mrs. Ostler of Mercur, Mrs
Qualey Of Wyoming. the Misses Peas
lee, Dwyer, Kate Dwyer, Jack Premeo,
Luft, Maud Luft. Kessler, .McCune,
Crombe. Murphy. Bridgman. Warren,
Caufield, Mrs.q Langton, Mrs. Clay,
Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Heber Lee, Mrs. Wal
ker. Mrs Lakin. Mrs. Myers, Mrs.
Whittemore, Mrs. Donnellan.
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EUREKA SOCIETY.
fsnecial Correspondencel

Especial Correspondence3
Eureka. Sept. 16.-AIrs. Will Adams
has returned from a visit to Nephi.
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Ex-Mayor Buckbee. now resident
of Salt Lake, was in the city Tuesday
A reception will be given by the
Ladies Aid society of the M. E. church
at the parsonage next Wednesday
evening.
e. d. Sorenson and Walter Adams
spent last Sunday with Provo friends.
Mrs. w. H DusenberTy and Miss
Edith Dusenberry have returned from
a visit at Provo.
Charlie Coyle of the Gemini force. is
at st. Marks hospital in Salt Lake.
Misses Alice Adams and Adah Du-
senberry were the guests, Sunday, OF
Provo friends,
Miss Anna Sorenson, who was the
guest last week of Miss Grace Mills,
returned Sunday to her home in Nephi.
]. W. Paxman. manager of the Ex-
celsior Mercantile company at Nepht,
and the Bullion-Beck store here, is in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson McChrystali
and child and Mrs. Earis are in Salt
Lake.
Mrs. J. H. McChrystal is slowly con-
valescing from an attack of neuralgia
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The officers of the different societies
of the Mormon church met at a social
in the church parlors Friday evening.
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A large crowd attended the benefit
ball rendered Captain Martini Igoe Fri
day evening, and thoroughly enjoyed
the occasion. Mr.. Igoe win leave in a
few days for his home in Indiana,
where he will spend his declining years.
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Thursday morning DR.. Tilson and
wife gave a coaching party, their
guests being Mrs. NJ. D. Hewlett, Miss
Jennie Loveless of Payson. The route
chosen was the Sioux road. which winds
around Godiva. mountain on a shelf for
several miles, giving a beautiful piano.
ramic view Of the Goshen valley, Utah
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DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY.
(special Corresprndence.l

Especial Correspondence
Kaysville Sept. 16,-Last Tuesday af-
ternoon the Young Ladies association
of Kaysville held a special session to
commemorate the birthday of their
leader. Mrs. EAmina S. Taylor of Salt
Lake. A programme was rendered, and
at Its conclusion an hour or two was
spent in social way. Refreshments
were served and a time of enjoyment
was had. The association selected Of
ficers for the ensuing year as follows:
President. Miss Mary A. Hyde; coun-
selors, Mrs. Maud Blood and Mrs. An
ME Bodily; aides, Mrs. Minnie Blood.
Mrs. Mary Lfnford; secretary, Miss
Eva Blood; librarian, Miss Pearl Lay
ton
Last evening the Kaysville amuse-
ment committee gave ball in the Mu-
sic hall in honor of George D. Bennett
and David Smith, two Kaysville young
men, who expect to leave on missions
to the southern states next Thursday.
There was a. good attendance and the
event was very successful. During the
evening Miss Mamie Barnes sang
sweet Bunch of Daisies" Miss Mag
gle Layton gave a recitation entitled,
''Herye Riel." and an instrumental Sc
lection. Stars and Stripes" was rem
dered by Mrs. Ella Burton. The guests
We're served with refreshments at /
O'Clock.
Misses Fannie and Edith Barber of
sCenteryille are visiting in Kaysville
with Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Reeves.
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Mrs. William Laycock of Oregon, who
has spent two months visiting with rel
atives in Salt Lake, Ogden and Kays-
Vile, will leave for home on Wednesday
next.
Miss Daisy Ferguson of Salt Lake is
visiting with Miss Bonnemort in Rays
vile.
Last evening a ball was given at Web
ster's grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Barnes spent a
portion Of this week in Kaysville and
returned to their home in Salt Lake
yesterday.
John H. Meredith is home from a
trip to southern Idaho, where he spent
week or two visiting relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Noble. for
merly of Kaysville. but now residents
of Idaho, were visiting in Kaysville
this week
Professor James H. Linford returned
yesterday from Chicago, where he has
beeen taking a special course of study
during the summer months Mr.. and
Mrs Linford will go to Logan next
week and Mr.. Linford will resume
work in the Brigham Young college.
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A party of Bountiful young men, con-
sisIing of Gerald Pack, Samuel Hatch,
Willard Egan, Lewis Grant, George
Pace. Wallace Mobiles and Edmund
Barlow, started for Alberta, Canada,
today.
On Thursday Miss Amanda Rollins
and Mr.. Philip j. Ford of Centerville
were united in marriage, and the same
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Alta Club Luncheon.

The elaborate event Of the past week
was the luncheon given at the Alta
club on Thursday by Mrs. James A.
Pollock and Mrs. David &. Mccarthy
The table was arranged in the private
dining room and was handsomely
adorned with pink ana green, the COM
bination being effectively arranged. a
large bowl of ferns occupied the center.
AT each guests place was placed a bow
of mink ribbon, the streamers extend
ing TO the center. where they were fas-
tened among the ferns. Christensen s
orchestra. stationed outside the room,
added TO the pleasure of the afternoon.
Present were Mrs. George NJ Downey,
Miss Crawford, Miss Edith Sherman,
Mrs. Samuel Hughes, Mrs. Caspar l..
Robertson, Mrs. Ellsworth Daggett
Mrs. Hugh Anderson, Mrs. Hoyt Sher-
man. Mrs. W. H. Bancroft, Mrs. Ken
meth c. Kerr, Miss Woodward Mrs.
Charles Post and Mrs. William Reid.
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Wedding Anniversary.

Mrs D. Gurnsey entertained last
evening at supper in celebration of the
third anniversary OF the marriage of
her daughter. Mrs. Frank c. WEIGH.
The dining room was bright with dec
orations of sunilowers and white asters.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Gurnsey's hos
pitality were, besides the guests of
honor, the Misses E,lva Godbe, Anna
Lufe, Maudel Luft, Esteile Watson.
Emily Read Anna Trezise, Valentine
Murphy. Ada Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Gurn-
sey, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Walker, Mr..
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There has been a delightful feeling
Of gayety and hospitality in the air
the past week and the days have gone
quickly and pleasantly by. Numberiess
enjoyable affairs have been given, the
major part of them having been char
acterized by simple informality, and be-
sides these there have been numerous
affairs too small to chronicle. Every
one is now clinging to the remaining
warm sunsniny days with the intensity
that is generally given to things that
are all too soon in their fieeting.
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Informal Kensington.

The Misses Florence and Alice Gun
bingham entertained informally We'd
neSday afternoon, prior to their depar-
ture for an eastern seminary, where
they will spend the coming year. Au-
tumn flowers and ferns made a bright
and effective decoration for the par
lors. The hours were pleasantly passed
with music and conversation.
Present were the Misses Josephine
Botsford, Marjorie Ellerbeck, Lucille
TAYLOR, Sybella Clayton. Geneva Clark,
Mamie Sharp, Margaret Young, Mary
Young, Leda Rawlins, Alta Rawlins,
Mary Sherman, Evelyn Thomas, Helen
Bamberger, Mamie. Sappington.
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In Honor of Miss Young.

Mrs. Nat NJ. Brigham gave an en-
joyable Kensington Thursday afternoon
in honor of her daughter, Miss Mary
Young, who has recently returned from
London. The guests were entertained
during the afternoon with a number of
vocal selections given by Mrs. Henry
Dinwoodey and Miss Mary Young.
Those who enjoyed renewing acduain-
tance with Miss Young We're Mrs. II.
NJ. Dinwoodey, Miss Hattie Jennings.
Miss Jasmine Young, Miss Catherine
Culmer, Miss Fay McCune Miss Bessie
Clawson. Miss Alice Clawson. Miss Ca
rol Cannon. Miss Vera Cannon. Miss
Taylor, Mrs Clayton. Miss Mamie Ell
dre2ge, Miss Cathie Dougall
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informal Evening.

On Wednesday evening the Misses
Swenson gave an informal affair in
honor of Robert Reed, who has recently
returned from Manila. Various games
were played, and afterwards the guest
of honor gave q short sketch of his life
in the Philippines.
The guests were the Misses Ella Nc
Kee, Anna Golf, Lottie Golf, Elsie An
derson, Beatrice Dawson, Eta Layne,
Lizzie Bowen, Anna Burt, Viola Mus
ser, Anna Swenson, AIollie Swenson,
Messrs. Hyrum Sandberg, Henry Kir-
by, A E. F. Elswood, Roy Barrett, j.
W. Gardiner, c. Jones, James John
son, David Swenson, John Williams,
William Nelson, George Dawson, Sam
mel Hill
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Birthday PARTY.

Miss May Price gave a birthday party
Friday evening at her home, 46 West
Seventh South. After music, singing
and games We're INDUCED in, delightful
refreshments were served. The invited
guests were Misses May Jenkins, Abby
Herman, Blanche Whittredge, Dora
Torton, Ina Boutwell,, Rae Bartch,
Maude Wheeler, Nellie McCabe, Lille
Condy, Stella Madsen, Emma Young
green, I've Price, Messrs. Needham,
Blaine Hanks, Rufus Johnson, Frank
Herman, NJ. Wheeler, julius McMurrin,
Howard Corless, Ernest Dunn and Les
ter Price.
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2 Afternoon Card Party.

a bright anu enjoyable event of Fri
day afternoon was the card party given
by MRS. ]. Beattie and Miss Nellie
Beattie. The parlors were decorated
with American Beauty roses and sun
ty-three" tables were Miss Lawson.
Mrs. Beardsley, Mrs. j. n. Sharp Mrs.
r ]. sGlendinning, Mrs. y. ]. Sharp,
Mrs. NY. Reed. Mrs. Ritter. Mrs. Gen
ter. Mrs Bailey. Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs.
Dininny. Miss Young, Miss Edna Shear
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To Meet Mrs. Henrotin.

Mrs. Ellen Henrotin OF Chicago was
on Wednesday entertained at luncheon
by Mrs. FIal w. Brown. The table was
handsomely decorated with asters and
sweet peas in colors of pink and white.
Those who were present to renew ac-
quaintance with Mrs. Henrotin were
Mrs. La Barthe. Mrs. Beesfey. Mrs. j.
c. Royle, Mrs. ]. c. e. King, Mrs. Ar
thur Brown, Mrs. Gin S. Peyton.
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Weddings OF the Future.

Sept. 1s-Miss Matte Moffatt and
Homer Brown.
Sept. 2O-Miss Julia Farnsworth and
Henry C. Lund. Miss June Bagley and
Herbert T. Hills.
Sent. 21-AIiss May Jenkins and Mr..
Bert Needham.
Sept 26-MisS Grace Dean Wallace
and DR.. George Maryine futile.
Among the early October weddings
will be that of Miss Ziegler and Caus-
ten Brown jr
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In Honor of Mrs. Freeman.

A pretty little luncheon was given
Friday afternoon by Mrs. j. NJ. Bow
man. the guests being invited to meet
Mrs. Freeman of Pennsylvania, who Is
in the city visiting her sister, Mrs. Z;
L. Carpenter. Bowls of sweet peas ana
roses made an attractive table decora-
ton, and the daintily served menu was
enjoyed by Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Carpen-
ter, Mrs Ferguson, Mrs. Shultz, Mrs.
Myers, Mrs. Hoag, Mrs. Evans, Mrs.
Stephens. Mrs. Judson, Mrs. Rood, Mrs.
Lyons
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May Club.

The May club met Tuesday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Butler
Cards were played and prizes We're won
by Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Mrs. Peart,
Mr.. Culver and Mr.. Wilson.
At the next meeting the club will be
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Culver.
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Miss Luft gave an elaborate O'Clock
tea on Friday in honor of Mrs. WEIGH
of Sacramento. The decorations con-
sisted of an elaborate arrangement OF
astors and snilax.
To meet the guest of honor there We're
present Miss Ada Murphy, Miss Hall,
Miss Anna Burns. Miss Jessie Warren,
Miss Anna Trezise, Miss Maude Luit'
Mrs. Ostler of Mercur.
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weddings Of the Past week.

wednesday-Miss Margaret McLel-
land and washburn S. Chapman. Miss
Leonora Cannon and Barnard ]. Stew
art.
Thursday-Miss Ethelyn r. Froiseth
and Percy o. Perkins. Miss Abbie r.
Townsend and Eugene Parkinson.
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Informal Luncheon.

Mrs. George NJ. Downey gave an in
formal luncheon yesterday, compliment
tary to Mrs. Lyman and Miss Grace
Wallace.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Lyman.
Miss Wallace, Mrs George I. Wallace,
Mrs. Robert Hardness, Mrs. w. G.
Sharp and Miss Hardness.
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Social Notes

Social Notes.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. T. Andrus have gone
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Tarbet have gone
east.
Mr.. Charles Miner has gone to New
York.
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Mr.. George P. Holman has gone to
New York.
Mrs. G. B. Pfoutz will shortly leave
for the east.
Miss Esther Allen leaves today for
school in Ohio.
Mr.: D. B. Hampstead left yesterday
for New York.
Mrs. Lyman of Omaha is a guest at
1.-THE Porches.'
Miss Emily Read yesterday returned
from Montana.
Mr.. Lee Dinwoodey left yesterday to
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Mrs. E. ]. Jolly will return today
from California.
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Miss Lucille Gilmer spent the past
week in Brighton.
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Miss Percy Beard of Victor, Colo,
is guest at Ford's.
The Misses Kirkpatrick will spend the
winter in New York.
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Colonel N. W. Clayton is enjoying a
fishing trip in Idaho.
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Mrs. j. C. Boscho returned from the
east during the. week.
Mrs. Jules La Barthe left yesterday
for her home in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, A. Wood are at
nome at $40 Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Jacobs left dur
ing the week for the east
Miss Carrie Goliath left during the
week for an eastern school.
Miss Mamie Porter will spend the
winter at school in Illinois.
dianapolis to visit relatives.
Mrs. c. A. Hobson left yesterday for
a few days visit in Ogden.
Mrs. Henry Siegel leaves during the
coming week for New, York.
Miss Kate Williams leaves during the
coming week for Bryn Mawr.
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Mrs. Isaac Jennings and family came
down from Brighton ON Tuesday.
Mrs. George Romney, jr., and Mrs.
Henry Dinwoodey have gone east.
Mrs. Louise Boyden will leave during
the coming week for an eastern visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Flagg are en-
tertaining Mr.. Flagg's mother and sis
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Arthur Parsons leaves during the
coming week to enter an eastern col
lege.
Colonel G. W. E. Dorsey entertained
at luncheon at the Alta club on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Susanna Bransford Emery and
daughter, Grace, left Friday for the
east.
Mr.. ]. R. Walker and sons. Ray and
Bert, left yesterday for California
visit.
Miss Bessie Glendinning was the
guest of Miss Kate Williams during the
past week.
Miss Julia Hayes left yesterday
morning for Notre Dame, Ind. to at
tend school.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schons of
Omaha are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. NJ. Stout.
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Miss Colburn of Los Angeles will for
the next few weeks be the guest of
Mrs. S. D. Evans.
Mrs. Wickstrom, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Hewett, left during
the week for Spokane.
Frank Roberts returned during the
week to Cornell. where he viii enter
the third year course.
Mrs. Don r.. Cor,y left Friday for
Helper, where she will have charge Of a
school during the year.
Mrs. John w. Donnellan and the
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At Dinner.

Mr. w. II. DonneIl entertained at the
Alta club at dinner Tuesday evening.
The table was beautifully arranged
with silver and cut glass and adorned
with roses, carnations and sweet peas.
Assembled around it were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Post, Miss Sadler, Miss June
Sadler Mr. BookWalter.
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Candy Pull.

Miss McGrath gave an Informal
candy pull Tuesday evening to the fol-
lowing friends: Miss Freed, Miss Dooly
Miss Mcmillan. Mr.. J. T. Goodwin, Mr..
S. K. Hooper, Mr.. Weber, Mr.. Trav-
ers