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Lawn Fete.


Mrs. A. w. McCune, jr., and Miss
Fay McCune entertained at a lawn fete
on Monday evening at the home of the
former. The beauty of the grounds
was enhanced by the artistic arrange
ment OF electric lights, bunting and
Japanese lanterns. A floor was laid
for dancing and a full orchestra was in
attendance.
Among the guests were noticed Mr..
and Mrs. Pearsall, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
Mrs. L. V. McCune. Mrs. Ward, Mr..
and Mrs. J. a. Groesbeck. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. \. Groesbeck, jr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Groesbeck. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Whitney. the Misses Allie Miller,
Louie Odell. Fannie Bird, Irma Alff,
Florence Howat, Frances Howat,
Florence Kessler. Madge Westerield,
kathleen Anderson, laura Sherman,
Pauline Groo, Hattie Jennings, Lennie
Savage. Ida Savage, Flora Griffin,
Laura Sanders. Artimesia Spence, Re
becca Morris. Clara Clawson, Mamie
EldreCtge, Beatrice Sells, Jean Hyde,
Emma Lunt, Geneva Ellerbeck, Cathie
Dougall. Amy Pike, Louise Richards,
Margaret Daily, Clara Kimball, Gray,
TresiZe. Messrs. Dern, McCune, Cum
mings. Clawson, Goddard. Bechtol,
Moyle Hyde. May, Kimball, Whitney,
Hemphill, Dinwoodey. Schoppe, Morris,
Coffin. Groo. Richards, Mcintyre. Price,
Herrick. Meeks, Lund, Knickerbocker,
Lawrence. Williams, Odell, Porter,
Thomas, Kimball. McCready. Nickel
lar Richards. Wells, Ritter, E1lerbeck,
Hammeu, Savage, Roberts, Loilin,
RrOWn
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The delightful summer days are pass
ing merrily by. Society has driven,
wheeled, picnicked and disported itself
gaily at home and at the numerous re-
sorts accessible to the city. besides
making merry over a number of fair
visitors.
The most noteworthy events of the
week We're the. card parties at the home
OF Dr. and Mrs. G. 3. PfoutZ, the enter
TANNER Is in honor of Mrs. MarioneauX
given : Mrs. Annie NJ. Bradley, and
the song recital last evening given at
the Ladies Literary club by Mrs. Helen
Sherman Cue.
For the coming week society is look
ing forward to the reception to be
given Wednesday evening ut the La
dies Literary club by the Misses Shear
man and Mr.. Harry Sherman, in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Folsom and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry David Cue. The
lawn party to be given Thursday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Carpenter
Will also be among the enjoyable
events.
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this summer. The choir has formed
this plan of raising means to defray the
expenses OF its annual trip through
Provo canyon.
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Jesse Knight and daughter Jennie
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Knight left
town yesterday for an outing in Straw
berry valley.
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Mrs. Olena Kempe of Concho. Ariz-.
is visiting friends in the Garden City
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Miss Annie Reid of Salt Lake visited
with Mrs. Fred Nelson in Provo this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Rid and family
of Salt Lake will spend two weeks in
Provo visiting Mrs. Fred Nelson.
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Marriage licenses We're granted this
week TO P. c. Storm, AZ, of Aspen, Colo,
and Fredericka Bostian, II. of Salt Lake
City; William Hatton, 20, of Provo, and
Diamer Sorenson, %, of Richfield.
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| ranged on the lawn, which was deco
rated with bunting and large japanese
umbrellas. The TALES We're painted in
| wild roses and wild roses were used as
| counters for the games. Prizes We're
] won by Mrs. w. P. Lynn and Miss Mon
roe.
Among the guests We're Mrs. C. w.
Bennett, Mrs. Baum, Mrs. Hemphill,
Mrs. Rawlins, Mrs. Karrick, Mrs. DAILY,
I Mrs. Thorn. Mrs. Williamson, Mrs.
! Scott, Mrs. Redfeld, Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
Hamlin, Mrs. Lloyd, Mrs. E. B. Wells,
Mrs. Amelia Young, Mrs. Sowles, Mrs.
| A. V. Taylor Mrs. Osmond, Mrs. ID. +
Walker, Mrs. David Evans. Mrs. Lyde
Wells, Mrs Riddle. Mrs. Greene, Mrs.
Daveler. Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Walden, Mrs.
Eugene Lewis, Mrs. BoXrud, Mrs. De-
| lano, Mrs. Plummer. Mrs. Daggett,
Mrs. McAIahon, Mrs. Glen Miller, Mrs.
| Igleheart, Mrs. G.. w. Snow. Miss Pres
! ton Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Pratt. Mrs. w.
c. Jennings, Mrs. A. Brown, Mrs. KEEL
sey, Mrs. Moon, Mrs. johnson, Mrs
Fisher. Dr. Ferguson. Mrs. Guthrie,
Mrs. w. II. Jones. Miss Monroe, Mrs.
Adams. Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Richards,
Mrs. McVicker, Mrs. Lakin, Mrs. Steele,
Mrs Taggart. Mrs. Vincent. Mrs. Rec
dayy Mrs. Ferry. Mrs. Radcliffe, Miss
McMasters. Mrs. Z. NJ. Miller, Mrs. w.
P. Lynn, Mrs. Tolhgrst, Mrs. Sowles.
In the evening Mrs. Bradley again
entertained in honor of Mrs. Marion
eauX. The tables were arranged in the
beautifully decorated parlors and on
the piazza, which was lighted with Jap
anese lanterns. Prizes for the games
were won by Miss Annie Adams and
Mr.. James Steele.
Present were Messrs. and Mesdames
Eugene Lewis, Orson Pratt, Fisher
Harris, Hutchinson, L. w. Whitney, w.
n. Bradley. G. w. Meyer. L. w. Will
son, Glen Miller. A. T. Sanford, May
naTd. Cherry, Snow, Shelton, Arthur
Brown. W. c. Jennings, Wood. Richie,
Dale. Hal Brown, Peyton, Sutherland,
Wenger, Evans. Benson, Henderson,
Piper, Eckers. Hobbs, Hogle. Taggart,
Judge and Mrs. Goodwin, Misses Steele,
Henderson. Messrs. Goodwin, Shear
man, Hogle, Edwards. Hilton, Alley.
Fowler LoofbouTow. Pischel. Perkins.
Brown, Miles. Schroeder, Westervelt,
Greenwood, Norton, Zulick, Brown,
Christensen.
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Afternoon Card Party.

Madame Pfoutz and Mrs. G. B.
Pfoutz entertained at cards on We'd
nesday afternoon. The parlors and IL
braFy- were decorated deliberately with
sweet peas, roses and trailing vines.
Mrs. Brown of St. Paul won the prize
for the greatest number of progress
sions, and TO Mrs. Center fell the COLI
ISOLATION prize.
The guests of the afternoon We're:
Mrs. John Sharp, Mrs. Witcher, Mrs.
Zane, Mrs. \. T. Vollmer, Mrs. Claw
son, Mrs. w. T. Daily, Mrs. Brown
of st. Paul, Mrs. Lamson, the Misses
Lamson, Miss Grassland, Mrs. d. d.
Wallace. Mrs. Ira Lewis, Mrs. c. p.
Hough, Miss Hough, Mrs. Beattie, Mrs.
Joseph Gallagher. Mrs. Center. Mrs.
Hinman, Mrs. Druehl, Mrs. Vincent,
Mrs. c. E. Allen, Mrs. MacLean, Mrs.
George L. NVe
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At Sixtv-three

A pleasant event Of Tuesday evening
was the sixty-three party given by DR..
and Mrs. G. B. Pfoutz. \ beautiful ar
rangeInent of roses and ferns added to
the artistically arranged parlors. The
game was a spirited one, and ct its
close prizes We're awarded to Mrs
Wilkes, Mrs. DaSgett. Mr.. w. II. Ban
croft and Mr.. Theron Geddes.
DR.. and Mrs. Pfeutz's guests were
Major and Mrs. Wilkes Mr. and Mrs.
George y. Lowe. Miss Lowe, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. Robertson, Mr.. George NJ.
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Murray, Miss
Murray. Miss Evelyn Murray, Miss
Salisbury. Mr.. Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Il. Bancroft. the Misses Mason, Mr.
and Mrs. c. 3. MARYLAND. Mr.. and Mrs
J. VI. Bidwell, Mrs. Hoyt Sherman,
Miss Sherman, Mrs. Woodward, Miss
Woodward, Mrs. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ellsworth Daggett. Mr.. Theron Ged-
des, Mr.. Holman, DR.. McElroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cheeseman. MIR. and Mrs. George
y. Wallace. Miss Wallace, Mr.. George
Y Wallace, jr.. DR.. Fowler. DR.. Worth
ingtOn. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Robinson
Walker. Mrs. Witcher Jones. Major
Downey. Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Reed,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Glendinning
and Mr.. T. c. Schramm.
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MRS. CUES RECITAL.
Delightful Musical Event Enjoyed By
Society People.

The recital given last night by Mrs.
Helen Sherman Cue was. besides be-
ing complete artistic success. a most
delightful social occasion.
Mrs. Cue needs no introduction to the
musical world of Salt Lake, having de-
lighted many admirers when as Miss
Sherman she was frequently heard in
concert. Those who knew her best and
were familiar with her work during a
long period of time, said last night
after the first number that, with all its
beautiful qualities. Mrs. Cues voice
had improved in d most marked de-
gree.
She was assisted last night by the
double quartette of the Orpheus club
Messrs. Plummer. Bennett, Westervelt,
Sherman, Robertson, Zulick, Jayne
and Peabody. In two numbers, the
'Serenade" by TourtelIot and Mars
tons I'm a Pilgrim" the chorus as
sisted the soloist in their usual able
manner. To the latter number the au-
dience responded with such an insist
ent encore that the artists were obliged
t,grespond. Annie Laurie" was given
with charming effect by Mrs. Cue, the
chorus assisting.
OF the solo numbers. perhaps the one
that was most enjoyed was Nevin's
"Of Thee I'm Thinking" The applause
that greeted Mrs. Cues rendition of
this delightful piece made it necessary
for the singer to respond a second time.
She gave Through the Night" as an
encore, and was again applauded. Mac
Dowell's Folk Song" was another
number in which Mrs. Cue was espec-
tally happy, while Wilson c.. Smiths
If ] But Knew" displayed her beauti-
full voice to equal perfection.
The entire programme was a most
enjoyable one. and every one of the
eleven numbers was received with much
enthusiasm. Mrs. Cues many friends
had awaited themselves of the oppor-
tunity to hear her sing again, and the
affair took on the appearance of q de-
lightful social function.
Mr.. Cue acted as accompanist for
Mrs Cine
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Several musical selections were given
and refreshments served. Those pres
ent Were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Scow-
croft, T. d. Stevenson, L. I. Boyle,
Misses Clarice Thatcher (Salt Lake.,
Heller, Brown, LOckhead, Leona Woods,
4, stevenson, Driver Molly Woods,
Mamie McQuarrie, Packard. Gertie
Myers. Media McQuarrie. Slater, Ida
Scowcroft, Lily Mccoy. Nettie Robbins,
Mary Snow, Dora Snow, Nell Young,
Dot Young. Meta Boyle, Nellie Stew
enson. Messrs. VIII Lockhead, A D.
Bell, Stanford, Emmett, w. l. Watts,
Howarth. Preston Lewis, Andrew Bow
man, Roy Buchmiller. Herbert Seagers,
Josh Grant, Rem TreSceder. Vernon
Allen. John Brown. Orla Brown, Archie
Cross. VIII Watson and Robert Proud
fit.
The friends of Miss Elizabeth Hon
gave her pleasant surprise on Mon
day evening; it being her thirteenth
birthday.
Miss Eta Butts. formerly a teacher
in the Pingree school, but now of Ere
donia, Kan, is visiting Mrs. May L.
Ash.
Mrs A. W. Brown entertained the
Rathbone Sisters Thursday evening.
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Mrs. ". A. McGaw will entertain the
Rathbone Sisters Thursday afternoon,
July 20.
Mr.. and Miss Cooley of Coshocton,
n. Y, were the guests at an excursion
party in Ogden canyon Wednesday.
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Mr.. William Lockhead was the guest
at an enjoyable party in the canyon
Sunday last, in honor of his departure
on a mission.
Mrs. II. J. Newman celebrated her
SEVENTEEN birthday last Friday A
family reunion was held at the home of
her son Henry on Twelfth street, where
a very enjoyable time was spent,
speeches being made by Bishop Tay
Tor and John f. Wilson, and the grand
children entertained the company with
songs and recitations.
A. E. Pratt. Val Gideon, Sam T. Ny
ers. E. s. Rolapp and H. r. Macmillan
left this afternoon for an outing in
South fork
Miss Beatrice Foreman entertained
the Three Times Three club and their
guests Wednesday. Miss Mabel Knaus
was awarded the prize for skill in
ments were served. Besides the club
members the guests We're Misses Ire
land, Barr, Knaus, Higsinbotham and
Pidcock.
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Mrs. A. B. Corey, with Miss Media
Corey, Miss Veda Littlefield and Law
renee Corey, will start tomorrow morn
ing for a trip through Yellowstone
park. The party will be gone about
six weeks and will be joined by one or
two other Ogden parties, who will over
take them at St. Anthony.
Roy Bowman and Charley Gunneu,
who were visiting i'll Ogden during the
week. Will return Sunday to Evanston.
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Lee Taylor. son of r. ]. Taylor and
grandson of the late President John
Taylor, left tonight for work in the
European mission. The young man
was the recipient of farewell party
complimentary to him and given
Thursday in the Third ward A large
number of the young mans friends
were on hand.
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Miss Nellie Healy entertained Thurs
day evening with jolly tally-ho party.
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DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY.
tspecial Correspondence.l


Pennington. July 15.-Lake parties and
fishing excursions are the order during
this heated term, and social events in
doors are rare indeed. The Lagoon draws
heavy patronage from Davis county pleas
ure seekers and not Il day passes but par
ties are formed 10 spend an afternoon or
evening at that inviting resort, where
cool shade. excellent music and a good
dancing floor form an attractive combi-
nation.
Several hundred young people of Davis
county had a day of pleasure at Saitair
last Tuesday. on the occasion of the Y NJ
and Y l. NJ. l. y. excursion Almost
every ward in the county was represented
in the throng that spent the day and even
ing at the lake.
Mrs Frank Hess of Pennington has
gone to Egin, Ida, to spend the summer.
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George Rogers and wife. formerly of
Pennington. are now residing in Teton,
Ida. where they will probably remain
Harry f. Nichols. who has been the
Short Line agent here. for three months
has gone TO Chehalis, Wash.
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John Jeffs is down from Oakley. Ida.
visiting his mother in Pennington
Frank Foss, who has been sojourning in
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terday from Des. Moines. She was ac-
companied by Mrs. Frank Sherman.
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Miss Alit Cochran of St Anthony,
Ida, is visiting friends in Salt Lake.
Guy Hughes, son of DR.. and Mrs
Samuel Hughes, left last week for
England, where he will enter school.
Miss Margaret Haley and Miss Cath
crime Lynch of Chicago were the
guests of Mrs. Pinkerton during the
week
Miss Catherine Lowe, Miss Ma
son and Mrs. Louise Smedley Smith
left last evening for the Fox ranch in
Idaho.
Mrs. Joseph H. Young and Mrs j.
5. Witcher leave tomorrow for Park
City, where they will visit Mrs. w. ".
Rice.
Mr. and Mrs Clark Whitney, Mr.
and Mrs. John Stringham leave tomor-
row for a ten days outing in Logan
canyon.
Mrs. Robert ]. Coleman and sons of
Denver will occupy Mrs. William Jen-
nings' home on Brigham street during
August.
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Mrs. Julia Taylor, who has been Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. VIII Clawson, in
San Francisco, returned home on
Wednesday.
Mrs. W. H. Lowther and Miss Edythe
Lowther leave for Denver on Thurs
day, where they will spend the rest of
the summer.
Judge and Mrs o. W. Powers have
gone to Brighton. where they will oc-
cupy their cottage during the remainder
of the summer.
Mrs Theron Geddes and Jenna Budd
returned home yesterday from Europe.
Miss Geddes remained with Mrs. Hol
man and party.
The marriage of Miss Clara Nichols
of this city and Arthur Barnes of Pitts
burg, Pa, was celebrated in the latter
place last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Keyes re-
turned Friday evening from Park City.
where they have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Haight.
Messrs. Edward Callister. George
W III anu dllcy
will leave the latter part of the week
for Yellowstone park.
Mrs. Thomas MarioneauX, who has
been visiting friends in the city. ex-
poets to leave the latter part of the
week for her home in Beaver.
Miss Keim, who has been visiting in
Salt Lake during the past three
months, expects to leave next Satur-
day for her home in Philadelphia
The ladies of st. Paul's gave a must
Gale Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. c. w. Miles. On the programme
appeared many of our well known sing
erS.
Miss Mamie Porter returned on Fri
day from the east. She is entertaining
Mrs. Richard Berry of st. Joseph, Mo-,
and Miss Bertha Mcintyre of Full
ton, Mo.
A number of the delightful affairs of
the coming week will be given in honor
of Mr. and Mrs Harry David Cue.
Among them will be the lake party
given this morning by Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph H. Young.
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An entertainment will be given We'd
nesday evening at the Ninth ward
meeting house. complimentary to
Thomas II. Maxwell and Alexander H.
Oblad, prior to their departure as mis-
SiODarieS IN E,urOpe
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Visit to Park City.

The Misses Welby took a party of
friends to Park City on Wednesday.
The guests left the city in a private
car in the early morning, and on reach
ing the Park were driven up one of the
nearby canyons. where luncheon was
served in picnic fashion. The party
returned home the same evening.
There were present Miss Kathleen
Anderson, Miss Fannie Bird, the Misses
Howat, Miss Critchlow, Miss Pratt,
Miss frankie Sharp, Miss Paul. Miss
Sadie McChrystal, Mrs. w. L. Eller-
beck. Miss Edythe Ellerbeck Mrs. NJ
S. CritchloW chaperoned the party.
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OGDEN SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence.,


Ogden, July 15.-The excursion to
Saltair to be given by the Columbia
club July % promises to be one of the
most elaborate excursions of the sea
| son. Handsome invitations will soon
be out and will be sent to the friends
of the members. each one having the
privilege of inviting as many as he
wishes. A dining car will be put at
the disposal of the club by the Rio
Grande Western company. and an Og-
den chef will take down lot of sup
plies from this city to the pavilion din
| ing room. where dinner will be served
Committees are at work getting out
other attractions.
Monday morning NJ. H Green and
family will start for the Yellowstone
park, going via Idaho Falls and st.
Anthony.
Last evening a party was given In
honor of VIII Lockhead by Misses Nell
Young. Dora Snow. Dot Young and
Meta Boyle. The affair was farewell
gathering, as the young man leaves on
mission to Scotland July 90 The
home of Mayor Boyle was at the dis
posal of Mr.. Lockhead and his friends
on that evening. and a merry lot of
them there were. Not only the house.
but the spacious lawn was used. the
trees and shrubbery being decorated
with the national colors. An exciting
peanut hunt" put the guests in lively
spirits. There were peanuts hidden in
every imaginable place-and particu-
larly in every unimaginable place. At
ter the hunt a handsome book was
given to Irving Emmett for his success.
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PROVO SOCIETY.
fsnecial CorrespondenceN

Provo, July 15.-Miss Jennie Buckley
is visiting friends in Salt Lake this
week.
Miss Hazel Taylor entertained a few
friends at her residence in the Fourth
ward Monday evening. The occasion
was in honor of Miss Vilette Eardley
of Salt Lake.
Miss Jennie Irvine of Salt Lake is
visiting her brother, DR.. James r.
vine.
Miss Orilla Buys of Heber City Wis
tied friends and relatives here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. McGraw of Salt
Lake are visiting here.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wilkins enter
tanned Monday evening, in honor Of
Andy Stewart who lately returned
from the German missionary field.
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Mrs. Mary Z. Neff entertained a few
lady friends at tea Thursday afternoon.
A very pleasant afternoon was spent
Present were Mesdames Thomas SchO-
field, Laura Mcbride, James Boyden,
William Beck and Oscar Young.
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Heber and Minnie Burgon of Union,
Salt Lake county, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
f. E. Crouch this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis K. Spofford left
yesterday for an outing at Fish lake.
Ray Thompson of Scipio is in Provo,
visiting friends for a few days.
Judge D. D. Houtz went to Moab
this evening.
Miss Hazel Taylor is visiting friends
in Salt Lake City this week
Mrs. Florence Jordan of Pine Bluffs,
Ark, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. ].
Covert
r. B. Thurman is down from Salt
Lake for u short visit.
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The Hotel Roberts had a big run of
commercial travellers this week.
Miss Grace Berry leaves today for
Salt Lake, where she will spend the
summer visiting friends.
John Pike of Salt Lake is visiting
his brother, DR.. Walter r. Pike of this
city.
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Miss Badger of salt Lake is visiting
friends in the Garden City.
Sheriff Barton of Beaver county spent
Thursday in Provo.
A party of prominent Provo people
left yesterday for Vernal on business
connected with the county institute TO
be held in that city next week There
were Professors G.. II. Brimhall. Wal
ter NJ. Wolfe, Alice Reynolds, Sina
Brimhall.
Fred Moore was over from Mercur
this week, visiting his family
Professor and Mrs. De Loery gave a
musical in. the Brigham Young college
hall Wednesday evening. They were
assisted by Miss Isabel Monahan and
Professor and Miss Fogelberg.
Yesterday was a day of picnicking
for the Sunday school children and
their parents of the Second and Fourth
wards. The former spent the day at
the lake. the rf,tter at Nelson's park.
Thursday evening Mr.. William Hat
ton of this city and Miss Diamer Soren-
son of Richiield were united in mar
riage at the residence of the grOOm's
father. Hyrum Hatton. Bishop Knud-
son officiated. About thirty guests were
present, and a very pleasant and en-
joyable reception was held after the
ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Twelves and
family are at Castillo Springs for a two
weeks outing.
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Mrs. James A. Talmage of Salt Lake
visited friends in Provo yesterday.
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On July 81 the tabernacle choir of
Provo will give a concert in the First
ward. under the direction of Professor
J. r. Boshard. This will be the first
Of series that will be given by the
choir in the various wards Of the CITY
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Old Time Dance,

The Misses Florence and Alice Farms
worth gave an old-time party at the
Farnsworth home on Tuesday evening
The small guests Were quantity gowned
in costumes worn fifty years age. and
spent the evening dancing old-fash-
toned dances to the music of old-fash-
toned days.
Among the merry dancers were EN-
lily Whitney, Grace Clawson, Rea Rog-
ers, Estelle Clinton, Cur.is Clawson.
Russell Rossiter, ingalls, Macintosh
Leslie Clawson, Clifford Barlow and
Hume Give.
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Informal Evening.

Friday evening Miss Lulu Penrose
was the hostess of delightful affair,
given in honor of Mr. Bert Eastmond.
Games and music made the evening en-
joyable.
Present were the Misses Louise Mad
sen, Fannie Farnes, Feenie McAllister,
VERNE Young, Messrs. George Evans,
Bert Eastmond, Clarence Nesiin,
Charles Pike.
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At Castillo Springs.

number of well known people are
sojourning at Castillo Springs. Among
them are Mrs. Luce. Mrs. Davidson,
Mr.. Thompson, Mrs. Noai McChrystal.
Miss Jennie Sullivan, Miss Nora Glea-
son, Mrs. c. A. Nichols, Mrs. Zane.
Mrs. Jack Mc~Nrystal of Eureka
chaperoned a l. y that spent last
Sunday at the hotel
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MT. PLEASANT SOCIETY.
(speclal correspondenceO

Especial Correspondence)
Mt. Pleasant July l5.-William j. Ridd.
the Rio Grande Western travelling pas
senger agent. was in Mt. Pleasant twice
this week. Monday and Wednesday, He
was looking up business for the Wood
mems excursion, which went Friday
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John w. Spencer of Salt Lake was here
a couple OF days during the week.
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Ed CandIand of Chester spent most of
the week.in this city.
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John Josephson returned from Nephi
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Yale Dinner.

Mr.. George Y. Wallace, jr.. entertain
ed at dinner at The Porches' Thurs
day evening, in honor of a number of
college friends. The decorations in
Yale blue, with the handsome table
appointments proved a very glittering
and beautiful effect
Covers were laid for Miss Evelyn
Murray, Miss Zane, Miss Dolly, Miss
Williams, Mr.. James Hogle, Mr.. Will
cox, Mr.. Robert Hardness
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Al Dinner

Miss Keim gave an daintily appoint
ed dinner Monday evening The table
was handsomely decorated, the center
piece of roses and ferns, was most eff
fective.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Wallace,
Miss Ora Hardness, Mr.. Stoddart, Rev.
Ellis Bishop and Rev. Scott.