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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-09
EPHRAIM SOCIETY.
fspecial CorrespondenceO

Especial Correspondence
Ephraim, July Ezra Madsen and his
pride returned yeSteruay IRON their Weo-
their arrival they left for Sterling where
a reception was given in their honor last
night by the parents of the bride.
Al Candland leaves today for Payson
where he will remain for some days.
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Dave Clawson visited the county capital
Wednesday.
II. p. Larsen went TO Salt Lake City on
the Fourth. He came home yesterday ac-
cOmpanied by his family. who have been
staying in the city for some weeks.
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Magnus Ralph of Mt. Pleasant is in
town this week.
DIR. Otto Nelson and wife came home
from Redmond last Friday They will
reside permanently in this city.
Fred Jorgensen went over to Manti yes
terday afternoon:
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Fred Candland of Chester was in town
yesterday.
T. W. Hansen left yesterday for ogden.
He will travel in Idaho for .Scowcroft &
Sons.
Arthur Whiteman of Yorkville. ILL.,,
who has been spending some time with
NJ. f. Murray's family, went to Salt Lake
City on Wednesday.
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Mrs NJ F. Murray served strawberries
and ice cream to a few friends Tuesday
evening.
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Farley Peterson left for Redmond again
this morning.
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Charles Uckerman and wife of Gunni-
left ,er fri IL in n 0fr
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Andrew Olsen went to Gunnison on the
Fourth.
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Mrs Lehi Peterson went to Salt Lake
City Tuesday. She will visit relatives in
Vernal before returning home.
Daw w. Anderson and Joseph p. Ander-
son went to Manti Saturday.
Rev. Mork is up from Richfield.
Mrs. John Greaves left this week for
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sPRINGVILLE SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondents,

Especial Correspondenoe.)
Springville, July S.-The Fourth of July
Vile people abroad. Everyone who could,
came home for the day
The dance at Spanish Fork Tuesday
evening drew good many of the young
people over from this city
Misses Annie and Florence Pike of
Provo. were. the guests of Mrs. NJ. W.
Bird, yesterday.
The W. c. T. U. Mothers meeting win
be held at the residence of Mrs. Duncan
next Thursday afternoon
A number of Bishop Leonard's congre-
cation at this place attended a reception
rendered him at Provo, Monday night,
by Mrs. Reid and Miss Mcguire
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cornaby of Span
ish Fork, were in town a few hours Mon
day.
Mrs. ]. E. Dunseath and Mrs. E. E.
Warren of Denver, Colo, are here on a
visit to friends.
Mrs. Hardy Averett and brother. Frank
Parry, spent the first of the week in
Heber City. visiting Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Parry.
a. T. Reynolds made business trip to
Salt Lake. Thursday.
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Mrs. f. A. Groves is spending a couple
of weeks in Colorado with relatives.
Joseph A West of Salt Lake is at the
Sporting club house on Utah lake this
week.
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George Kelly visited in Salt Lake Mon
day.
Mrs F. J. Covert of Provo. visited here
Saturday and Sunday.
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Miss Lizzie Birch came down from
Ogden Tuesday for a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Joseph Whitehead.
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Miss OrDha Deal went to Salt Lake
Monday for a weeks visit
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Mrs Joseph Loynd. jr., is spending a
couple of weeks in Salt Lake with her
mother.
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Guy Mendenhall came down from STAR
buck Washington. Monday, to visit his
family a couple of weeks.
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Mrs. Sarah Carter spent the first part
OF the week in Salt Lake.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Packard and Messrs.
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RICHFIELD SOCIETY.
Especial CorrespondenceJ


Richfield, July Judge McCarty went
to Salt Lake Saturday. and thence to
Nephi. where he is holding court for
Judge Higgins. who has taken a vacation
The Hansen band and a. number Of
Richtield people attended the Fourth
celebration at Snyder City on Gold Noun
tain.
J. b. Jennings went to Marysvale last
Friday on legal business.
w. II. Seegmiller, president OF Sewer
stake; ID. WoOlley. president. and Daniel
Seegmiller counsellor of Kane stake, and
Bishop A G; Young, who attended the
meeting of church officials in Salt Lake.
have returned. Mr. Woolley and his.
counsellor went on home.
Miss Sadie seegmiller accompanied her
father to Salt Lake last Saturday. She
will remain for several weeks receiving
lessons and instructions TO enable her TO
perform on the new pipe organ for the
tabernacle here
County Attorney Erickson and Court
Reporter ROllO went to Joseph last Sat
urday to prosecute and take evidence in
the oss-Black-GiffOrd assault case. Mr..
Erickson went down again today to nix
up the bond.
Thomas Gillian returned home from Salt
Lake Monday and on Tuesday went TO
Marysvale, where he is working the Out
of Sight mine.
]. B. Stalker came down from Mt. Pleas
ant Monday and went over 10 AnnabeIla
to visit a brother who resides there. He
returned Wednesday.
James Peterson came down from Gold
Mountain to spend the Fourth.
Miss Skinner of Joseph spent the
Fourth with friends here.
Gideon Snyder. secretary of the Snyder
Improvement company. was in Richfield
Wednesday on his way back to the city
Fourth and issued checks for the June
payroll.
Saul Kratki and F. T. Tflton have gone
south on a prospecting trip.
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Mrs. Mabel Barber of Tempu, Ariz., ar
rived here Saturday on a visit to her
mother. Mrs. c. H. Matthews. She is in
the summer in hopes that she may be
benefited by the change of climate.
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Charles Andrews the Nephi wool buyer,
passed through Richfield yesterday on his
way TO Elsinore to bid on a lot Of wool
which is arriving at that place from
southern Utah.
Mrs. Willard Bean came up from Salt
Lake last evening on a visit to relatives.
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Ralph Baker came down from Castillo
Sunday and went with the Hansen band
to Gold Mountain.
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W. II. Mansfield, representative from
Wayne county in the late Legislature.
came up from Salt Lake yesterday and
took a conveyance this morning for his
home at Log
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George H. Crosby returned from Salt
Lake yesterday. He had a very pleasant
surprise in Unexpectedly meeting his
father. whom he had not seen for years.
Neither knew of the others presence in
the city until they accidentally met. MIR.
Crosby, ST., resides in Arizona
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f, z. HOFFMAN, went to Marysvale
Tuesday to look after some legal BUSH
ness.
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NJ. C. Nelson went up to Gold Noun
tain yesterday.
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Reviewers Club Programme.

Mrs. Charles D. Moore. chairman of
the committee on work of the Review
ers' club, announces the programme for
the year beginning in September:
Sept. 25.-At home with Mrs. A. C..
Ewing, Paul Leicester Ford" Mrs. C.
d. Moore.
Oct. e-"The Novel," Mrs. II. w.
Brown; English Attitude Towards
American Literature" Mrs. NJ. l..
Richie.
Oct. 2s-"The New Thought" Mrs.
Ellen Elliott.
Nov. 6.-"Lady Somerset, Lady
Churchill, Clara Barton" Mrs. William
Wightman.
Nov. 2O-''Woman In Economics, &"
George Snow Carleton.
Dec. focal Opportunities for
Philanthropy" Mrs. c. G. Plummer;
book review (unassigned)
Dec. 1S.-At home with Mrs. Vincent;
book review, Mrs. A. c. Ewing.
Jan. S.-"The Christmas Books" Mrs.
Moore.
Jan. 29.-At home with Mrs. ]. C.
Royle; ITO Feastful Mirth Be This
White Hour Assigned"
Feb. 1.-THE Library a Safeguard"
ernest Seton Thompson), Mrs. ]. c.
Rovle.
Feb. 20" Sanitary Reform" Mrs. E.
March 12-At home with Mrs. c. D.
Moore; book review, Mrs. Nelden-
March 26.-"Woman In American Lit
erature," Miss Snow; Man In Ameri-
can Literature" Mrs. c. E. Bennett.
April 1.-THE Biography of p. Kro-
potkin and Things Russian" Mrs. F.
A. Vincent.
April 26.-Book review, Mrs. Druehl.
May 1.-THE Transformation of
China" Mrs. E. o. Lee.
May 26.-At home with Mrs. Nelden;
annual meeting.
The committee that has had charge
of the programme consists of: Mrs. G.
d. Moore. Miss Della r. Snow and Miss
Ellen Elliott.
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Among the guests were many of Proves

Among the guests were many OF Proves
talented musicians. An impromptu pro-
gramme was arranged and rendered dur
and Mrs. John r. Twelves, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert r. Irvine, Mr. and Mrs. W. ID.
Roberts. jr.. Mr.; and Mrs. Grant {;
Lena Bachman, June Bagley, Lillian
Gates. Isabel Monahan, Jeanette Rich
ards and Miss Badger of Salt Lake.
Messrs- Eugean Jones. Pennibaker and
A reception was held last Monday af-
ternoon by Miss Mcguire and Mrs Reed
at the residence of the former, in honor
church. A pleasant afternoon was spent
by the company. Those present We're
Mesdames Carey. Cole. Caruthers. IT.
vile. Beck. Knight. Corfman. Wedgwood.
Nelson. Misses Brimhall. Armstrong
Bachman.
Miss Cora Sutton is visiting friends and
relatives in Park City.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Schofield returned
Wednesday from a visit to Nephi-
Mr. and Mrs. w. C. Mutual spent the
week in Box Elder county visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs Richard Irwin and daughter. Miss
Deuuita Irwin, of Colorado Springs. are
visiting Judge and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kellogg.
Mrs. NJ. e McGraw and sister, Mrs. +.
o. Lunsford OF Washington. D. C.. were
in Salt Lake this week visiting friends.
Miss Mayme Gates is visiting friends in
Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Page of Pay
son are visiting in the Garden City
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Mrs. Benjamin Cuff. jr;. and family
are spending the summer in Cottonwood
canyon.
Prof. w NJ. Wolfe has returned from
tour of the northern counties
Mrs. B. Cuff of Arizona, who has been
visiting relatives in Provo, has returned
to her home in the south.
Mrs. f. A. wedgwood and Miss Isabel
Monahan spent Thursday at Saltair.
W. X. Spafford and family leave this
week for months outing at FISH lake,
Sewer county.
Mrs. Sam Schwab has again taken 10
her residence in Provo.
d. P. Felt of Springville was over, this
week shaking hands with old friends.
Prof. H NJ. Warner and family are
spending the summer months IN Provo
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The following marriage licenses were
granted this week to Utah county peo-
pie: Oscar n. Fillmore. "A. and Luelia
NJ Fillmore, As. both of Payson; Henry
r. Weed. %. and Sarah E. Carter. 20,
both of santaquin; Dan Jefferson, q; and 2.
Pearl LoVeridge 10. both of Provo; r. u.
Lewis. %, and Bena Nelson, 20. both OF
Provo.
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D. d. Houtz was in Salt Lake yester
day.
Judge Miner spent yesterday at &C.
neva.
Judge Booth and ID. II. Roberts left last
evening for Vernal.
Mrs. E R. Moore leaves for Tintic this
evening to visit friends.
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Attorney and Mrs. E. E. Corfman and
Miss Bessie Peek left Provo this morn
ing for jaunt through Wasatch county.
They will visit the hot pots, Park City.
Brighton and other towns.
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City to visit few weeks as the guest
of Miss Minnie Kescel.
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Miss Froiseth, Miss Berkhoel, Miss
Pitts and Mr.. Berkhoel gave a charm
ing little musicale at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Pinkerton Thursday evening.
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Mrs B. H. Harris of Peoria, Ills, is
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Will
liam r. Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Crabbe of Wash
ington. D. c., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
H. II. Crabbe.
Miss Moore, who has been visiting
Miss Sherman, is now the guest OF
Mrs. A. F. Hayden.
The May club will enjoy an outing
at Garfield on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Cutler. jr., are
now at home to their friends at 1S4
Z street
Mrs A K. Heath leaves this m1os-
ing for California, where she will re-
main a month.
Mrs. Nose Christensen is the guest
of Mrs. S. II. Barnes of Castillo
Springs.
Mrs. Jack McChrystal of Eureka
chaperoned a party of young people q
the ON and Off" club, who visited
Castillo last week.
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Richfeld where she will spend some time
visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles Erick-
sen.
Miss Josie Frost went to Salt Lake City
the first OF the week.
Bishop L. S. Anderson returned from
Salt Lake City yesterday.
Mrs. Tillie Bliss of Salt Lake City is
here visiting her daughter, Miss Maude
Bliss.
Anthony Madsen of Gunnison. ex-coun-
" commissioner, was visitor IN this
city Saturday.
S. H. Chase of Salt Lake City was in
town the last of the week
Byron Madsen. Hyrum Anderson. and
George Casio. three Salina boys who
formerly attended the Ssnpete Stake
academy in this city, spent the Fourth
of July renewing old acGuaintences.
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Miss Minnie Jensen of Elsinore is the
guest of DR.. Charles Jensen's family.
David Madsen and wife visited Mt.
Pleasant friends last Saturday.
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Mrs. Agnes A. Palmer of Fayette. who
has been in this city for the past three
weeks, returned home yesterday.
Rasmus Hansen and wife, DR.. West
and wife and Miss Lavina Rasmussen
went to Mt. Pleasant to see the ball game
Saturday.
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Andreas Olsen went to Salt Lake City
to celebrate the Fourth of July. He came
home Thursday.
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Morgan johnson. manager of the
Spring City baseball club. was in town
yesterday.
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Willard PETERSON and wife attended the
silver wedding of Oscar Coolidge and wife
at Manu Thursday evening.
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John Olsen. Niels Oveson and Charles
Christensen of Castle Valley spent tho
Fourth of July in this city.
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The Fourth of July committee will meet
in the city hall tonight TO wind up its af-
fairs. The members of the committee
will have a celebration of their own in
the near future.
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Peter Olsen returned from Salt Lake
City yesterday. He celebrated the Fourth
at the state capital.
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brilliant Event.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Campbell
gave a large lawn party Monday even
ing. The affair was given in honor OF
the 21st birthday of their son, Leo.
Red, white and blue electric lights IL
Illuminated the grounds. On the east
side a large dancing floor had been
laid. while in the corners coZy hooks
had been arranged. Beesley's orches-
ira played delightful dance music all
evening. Refreshments We're servd by
the Misses Ray Campbell, Hazel Beatie,
Clara Dougall, Carna Thatcher, Alton
Kimball, Clinton Young, Clara Give.
Among tie guests were the Misses
Julia Hayes, Fay McCune, Florence
Groesbeck, Clara Kimban, Theresa
Thatcher, Annie Pike, Cathie Dougall,
Ora Rogers, Flossie Perry, Gertrude
Felt, Ida Savage, Lennie Savage, Dor
othy Cannon, Vera Cannon, Grace Can
non, Alice Clawson, Bessie Clawson,
Clara Clawson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lambert,
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Whitney, Messrs.
Vivian, DiehI, Spencer Clawson. LIE
Grand Young, Alex Kimball, Harry
Kimball, Fay Whitney, Walter Piper,
Race Whitney. Bert Morris, Milton
Sprag que, Charles Lawrence.
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Lake Party.

Mr.. Charles Wilkes entertained a
number of his friends at Saltair Thurs
day evening. A special car carried the
guests TO their destination, where fol-
lowed a delicious supper and dancing
TO the music of Christensen's orchestra.
Mr.. Wilkes guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Wilkes, Mr.. and Mrs. D. s.
Murray. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Sharp, Miss Wal
lace, Miss Hardness, the Misses Ma
son, Miss Thorn, Miss Lowe, Miss Car
ter. Miss Rookledge, Miss Murray, Miss
Evelyn Murray, Miss, Woodward, Miss
Dunford, Miss Salisbury, Miss Sherman,
Messrs. Pendergast, Sherman, Wal
lace, Mason. Harris, WesterYelt. Nolan,
r. y. Smith. Max Smith, Rookledge,
w. J. Lawrence. G.. n. Lawrence,
Crschlow, Gray, Hampton.
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of high-school pupils, with number
of their friends, enjoyed a picnic at the
Springs. The party was chaperoned by
Mrs. Hume, and spent the afternoon
dancing and enjoying the attractions
OF the resort. Those present were:
Mrs. Hume, Misses Cora Eayres. Ziez-
Ter, Baker. Knauss, Higginbotham,
Kitty Higginbotham, Kingsford, Ethel
Kingsford (Rawlins, Wyo.), Belle Bow
man, Verna Bowman. Corey, PEBBLES,
Hammond. Hume, Edith Shaw. Adams
and Barr, Messrs. George A. Eaton,
Roy Mcintosh, John Spargo, Claire Car
heart, Roswell Belnap, George Stanley,
Roy Bnchmiller. Dan Loughran, Her
bert Adams, Walter Kerr, Watts, Law
renee Corey.
Mrs. S. w. Badcon and Miss Annette
Burkett left Friday for visit of a
month in California
Mrs. ]. II. Macmillan and younger
children left Friday for a stay of a
month on the coast.
Herbert r. Macmillan is in Austin,
New, on business.
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David Littlefeld came in from the
south Tuesday for visit at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Gibson will soon
remove to Salt Lake. as Mr.. ellison has
been promoted to the position of gen.
eral travelling freight agent for the Rio
Grande Western.
William Allison, J. F. Grant, Gus
Hamel, DIR. r. S. Joyce and Professor
George a. Eaton left last night for a
day or two of camp life in South Fork.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Wright have re-
turned to Ogden to reside.
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/ Mrs. George NJ Hanson left tonight
for visit of week with friends in
Salt Lake.
Miss Eva Kimball of Kanosh, who
has been visiting friends here, will re-
turn home Monday.
Miss Leda Kuhn entertained the S. o.
o. i. club Thursday afternoon at a
luncheon. Cards were one of the di-
versions and the prize was won by Miss
Selma Kuhn.
The officers-elect of the Degree of
Honor were installed Wednesday even
ing, and afterwards refreshments were
served by the officers to those present.
Several visitors were present from St.
Paul, Denver and Park City, and they
were enthusiastic in their praise over
the workings of the Ogden lodge. The
officers installed were: p. c. of H, Mrs.
Emily Booth; c. of H, Mrs. Mary
Thorburn; recorder, Mrs. Callie E.
Cave; c. of c., Mrs. Edna Smith !;
financier. Mrs. Eunice Bowman; re-
ceiver, Mrs. Lizzie Cooney; l.. usher,
Mrs. Emma Preston; l. watch, Mrs.
Emma Stone; o. watch, Mr.. Leon Will
son; trustee. Mrs. Ida n. Cary.
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The advent of summer with almost
all the society folk in town is a novelty,
and as a result the social calendar is
still we'll filled. The next two weeks,
however, will witness a general exodus
to the mountain resorts. There are al
ways a few indoor affairs to be given
TO close the season, but the sooner they
are over with the sooner town houses
can be closed and the social horde to
the country HE.
The past weeks affairs clustered
chiefly about the Fourth and were of
a patriotic description. For the coming
week few affairs are promised. To-
morrow evening Mrs. A. w. McCune,
jr., and Miss Fay McCune will give a
large lawn fete at the home of the for
mer. Tuesday evening DR.. and Mrs. q.
b. PfoutZ give a large card party and
the following afternoon Mrs. PfoutZ
Will give a second affair.
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Afternoon Card PARTY.

Mrs. A B. Witcher gave an elaborate
'sixty-three" party Wednesday after
noon in honor of Miss Evelyn Murray
and Miss Stella Salisbury. Large vases
of roses frightened the parlors where
the card tables We're arranged. The
score cards were marine scenes done in
water colors, while the tallies were
tambourines tied with ribbons Miss
Ida Noble won the greatest number of
progressions and was given a beautiful
silver bon bon dish. The consolation
prize, green and gold enameled watch.
was given TO Miss Murray. Mrs. VIII
bur Wells Flagg won the third prize. a
silver bangel. AS souvenirs the guests
of honor carried home small lace fans.
To meet Miss Murray and Miss Sails
bury there were present Mrs. w. E.
Smedley, Mrs. E. S. Ferry, Mrs. Charles
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OGDEN SOCIETY.
Especial correspondencs.)

Especial Correspondence-)
Ogden. July S.-Society in Ogden dur
ing the present week has been of the
kind characteristic of the first month
of July. The formal events have been
few and largely of an outdoor charac-
ter. There have been numerous out
ings to the canyons and other resorts
and a considerable exodus of people
from the city to localities far and near.
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Mrs. C. ]. Ross entertained Friday
evening The guests were Misses. Blair
Annis Brown, May Brown and Althea
Ballantyne, Messrs. linn, Coop, 81 Co
rey, Burton.
Miss Lydia Corey entertained a few
friends last evening. Those present
were: Misses Eta Kiesel, Scudder and
Blunden, Messrs. Steve Keene of Salt
Lake, John Pierce, D. ]. Farrell.
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Friday number of educational peo-
pie from Indiana enjoyed a day in Og-
den under the direction of Professor Ct.
L. Wade. The party were en- route
from their homes in the Hoosier state
to the National Educational conven-
ton in Los Angeles. The affair was
made a sort of reunion of Indiana peo-
pie, and a party of about twenty en-
joyed a trip up the canyon and out to
the Utah Hot Springs. 1t was a merry
party, and the visitors expressed them
selves as delighted with Ogden and it's
surroundings. They left on the early
morning train for the west. The guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wade were from Mount
Vernon, Ind, and were Mrs. John Keck.
Misses Alice Howard, Anna Schrader,
Anna Campbell.
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Mrs. J. B. Harvey of Galesburg and
Miss Baldwin of Prophetstown, Ills, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G.. T. Mcintosh.
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Friday afternoon and evening a party
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Wasatch Notes.
fsnecial correspondence.,

Especial Correspondence
| Wasatch, July S.-AS the annual eX-
| odus from the city begins Wasatch is
filling up rapidly with its summer col
| ony. Tucked down in the mouth of the
| canyon, this little spot is an ideal one
i for those in search of rest and relief
| from the city heat. Above the hotel at
! either hand the gray cliffs stretch thou
sands of feet skyward, their bold faces
dotted here and there with patches of
| wildly green scruboak. Tall pines cling
in the crevices of the cliffs and one
wonders whence they receive their
nourishment, so steep and precipitouS
are the walls of the canyon, with scarce
! a handful of earth anywhere which
would give Sustenance to things that
grow. Yet the trees and brush are
there, softening the harsh, bare rocks
and adding much to their picturesque
ness. But down here where the creek
tumbleS and roarS so necessarily we
seem at the very bottom of things. OF
days the sky is blueSt Of blues. what
little of skY we see, and at night the
stars are so bright that one might al
most pluck them from the sky, if one
climbed to the black cragS that stretch
so near to them.
The old Wasatch hotel has been en-
tirely rebuilt and nearly doubled in
size this year. 1t stands just at the
edge of the tumbling stream-in truth,
it is built partly over it, and is almost
buried in great cottonwoods and box
elders and poplars, through which the
canyon breeze draws continually, sing
ing a soft treble accompaniment to the
deep baritone of the stream. The new
hotel is under the management of John
Starley. With its increased capacity
it has accommodations now for $50
guests.
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The cottages just across the creek are
being put in order for their owners.
Russell l.. Tracy has already moved his
family up and a large party is expected
in today to take possession of one OF
the larger cottages.
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Informal Affair.

Miss Park entertained informally the
evening of the Fourth. The guests en-
joyfd at beautiful display of fireworks
on the lawn. Tempting refreshments
were served later on the piazza.
Among the guests We're Miss Adams,
Miss Alton Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
George /. Nye, Mr.. W. ]. Lawrence,
Mr.. w. n. Dinwoodey. Mr. George n.
Lawrence, Mr.. Lyon, Mr.. a. L. Thomas
and Mr. Grant Hampton.
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st. Paul's Concert.

A concert will be given at 234 East
First South next Thursday evening, for
the benefit of st. Paurs church, under
the auspices of the ladies of the guild.
Among those who will take part are
Mrs. Sutton of San Francisco. Miss Sal
lie Fisher, Miss Jessie Anderson, Mr..
Shide and Mr.. Scott. \ mandolin club
will also contribute to the entertain
ment by furnishing music on the lawn
Refreshments win be served. Tickets
are on sale by Druehl & Franken,
Smith Drug company and Daynes &
Coalter.
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At Luncheon.

Mrs. W. II. Jones entertained inform
ally at luncheon on Friday afternoon.
Roses formed the attractive center
piece for the table, around which We're
seated DR.. and Mrs. Plummer, Madame
Colburn. Mrs. Wragg of Spokane, Miss
Fairchild of Ohio Mrs. w. D. Gaby
and Mrs. d. z. Moore.