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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-31

Last year a summer girl came to
Atchison, and attracted a good deal OF
attention. 1t turns out that she was
married ten years ago, and has been a
widow five years.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-31

California
$3.50, via Santa Fe Route.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-31

II Aas bean decided by an Atchison
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-31

A certain Atchison man is acting
queer, and 1t is predicted that he will
commit suicide within a month. This
is heroic treatment, but suicide would
cure him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-31

IF a newspaper gives Johns side Of
the story and Toms as well, Johr
thinks it has taken Toms side of the
controversy, and Tom thinks it has ia
ken Johns side
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-03-31

A girl of 16 believes that when Love
Gets Cold. it would be as easy for a
married woman to warm it over again
as she warns dish of potatoes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-27

Rumors of approaching marriages I'LL
the air, and report says the autumn
weddings wiz rival in number those of
June. In hurting through the air,
Cupids arrows seem to have struck
with telling effect among the returning
volunteers.
An interesting announcement is that
of the engagement of Miss Eta Calde-'
and Arthur L. Brattain- Miss calder
is the daughter of Mrs. A. H. Calder,
and we'll known in social circles. MT
Rrattain was one of Captain Game s
popular troopers. The marriage VIII
take place early in october.
Another engagement that has peen
made known since the return OF the
volunteers is that of Miss Grace Grow
and Lieutenant Webb of battery A
The date for the wedding mas not peeh
set.
The marriage of Miss June Bagley,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bag
lev. to Herbert T. Hills Will take place
Sept. 20. The announcement OF the en-
sagement was made during the week
and was read with pleasure py their
many friends.
Among the early September weddings
will be that of Miss Stella Branstord'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. ). Brans-
ford. and Lewis A. Evans. winch mas
been set for Wednesday, Sept. .: An.
other wedding of the same date IS that
of Miss Kathryn Mchellar anu Hliioi u
Woodruff Beatie.
Society has been chiefly interested
the mast week in the Salt Palace, ana
each night has witnessed numerous say
1itfIe narties enjoying the novel and
attractive features on the Midway
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Elaborate Luncheon.

Mrs W. C. Hall entertained at lunch-
ron Wednesday in honor of Mrs Viii
son Mrs. Mann and Miss Stalllnss OF
Georgia. who have for the past month
heen the guests of Mrs. Hall. The ia
Bile was beautifully decorated in coiors
of white and gold. In the center STOOD
a large banquet lamp, twined with gar
lands of smilaX interviewer with now
ers of white and gold, while the base
was a solid mass of the same delicate
flowers. The place cards were unique
in design. They were squares OF water
color paper. covered with glitter1ng par
ticles of salt, and across the center were
the guests names engraved in gold
The menu, beginning with mint Julep'
was composed entirely of famous south
ern dishes, and while it was being
served a music box, concealed IN the
room. discoursed old plantation melo-
dies. The affair was one of the most
delightful of the weeks events, ana
those who enjoyed meeting the guests
of honor were: Mrs Annie sharp Mrs
Ingram. Mrs. Mcleod, Miss Mcleod
Mrs. S. f. Mann, Mrs. Ansley.
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At Sixty-three.

Mrs. c. S. Williamson entertained
yesterday afternoon at Sixtyth three
in honor of Miss Helen Brockway of
Leadville, Colo. Mrs. c. o. Whittemore
won the first prize, Limoges nut dish;
Mrs. c. w. Symms the second. an en-
craving, and Mrs. z. r. Dickinson won
the consolation prize, a Limoges pin
tray.
Those present were: Mrs. r. G.
Legg, Mrs. John Pike. Mrs. C. L.
Knight, Mrs. ]. T. Donnellan, Mrs. w.
L. Green, Mrs. John Green, Mrs. c. w.
Symms, Mrs. George Wood, Mrs. a.
N Mckay, Mrs g. O. Whittemore.
Mrs. George Brice, Mrs. r. Neslin, Mrs.
Clarence Bradley, Mrs. G. w. Snow.
Mrs. w. o. Bridgeman, Mrs. Theodore
Shepherd, Mrs. w. w. Old, Mrs. w. r.
Hall, Mrs. F. B. Cook, Mrs. C. E. Car
son, Mrs. S. Mcdowell, Mrs. w. S. Will
lis, Mrs. n. Kinkead, Mrs. H. c. Ed
wards, Mrs. Fred Slade, Mrs. w. ].
Lynch, Mrs. B. Myers, Mrs. A. F.
Phillips, Mrs. Frank Murphy, Mrs. Z.
r. Dickinson, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. II. ].
Rivers. Mrs. L. H Hills, Mrs. Albert
Mcbride, Mrs. Bert Seaboldt Miss May
Naylor. Miss Moylan, Miss Gillespie,
Miss Pike, Miss Amy Pike, Miss Mabel
Bridgeman, Miss Phillips. Miss Afford.
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At Home.

Mrs. W. V. Eberiys lat home
Thursday. at which Mrs. Campbell OF
St Louis was the guest OF honor. was
charming affair The parlors were
prettily arranged with roses and ferns
and the hostess was assisted in vel
coming the guests by Mrs Campbell,
HIrs G. Ewing and Miss Amy Hyde.
The dining-rcom was done N pink
and green. and was gracefully presided
over by Miss Colman and the Misses
Among those who called during the
afternoon were Mrs. I. G. Weber, MISS
TVebber Mrs Thomas Weir, Mrs kicil-
ard A. Keyes. Miss Noble, Mrs. s {.
park, Mrs Charles Post, Mss Thorn
Miss Freed. Mrs. T. J. Beatty, Mrs.
NNitcher Miss Zane. Mrs. Oglesby, Mrs.
]. 5. Daveler, the Misses McGrath, Miss
PAYNE. Mrs DininEy. Miss Leonard
Miss Sallie Leonard. Mrs. W. w. fIagg,
Mrs. Charles Rooklidge, Mrs. e =.
Hough Mrs. Wantland, Mrs Ellsworth
Daggett. Miss Woodward, Mrs: l.; T.
King. Miss Hunt, Mrs. G. NJ. Forbes
Mrs MARYLAND
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You and I Crystal Club.

The You and l Crystal club" had
another very pleasant meeting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Culver Thurs
day evening. High five was the game
of the evening; first prizes were won by
Mrs. p. Butler and Mr.. A. w. CAL
lacher; second by Mrs. c. A. Strick
land and Mr.. I. Harvey. The TALES
were tiny fans, and the guests found
their partners by counting the peanuts
concealed in little bags. An elegant
supper was served, table decorations
being flags and cut flowers. A very
novel centerDiece was the victorious
return of "Dewey's Fleet The re
mainder of the evening was spent in
music. The club adjourned to meet
in two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. c. \.
Strickland.
The club is to take an outing to Cal
der's park Monday evening.
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which all the ministers and their wives
have been invited.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank WEIGH Of Sac
ramento will spend the coming month
in the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Dam
lei Gurnsey.
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of a delightful luncheon on Sunday.
given at the Alta club in honor of
Omaha friends.
Mrs. Elgin Travis has returned from
Lewiston, Ia, where she has been
spending the summer. Mr.. Travis VIII
return next week.
Miss Ida Aitken of Port GLASGOW.
Scotland, and Miss Margaret Maccuaig
of Nebraska are the guests or Mrs.
Andrew Maccuaig-
Dr. and Mrs. Whitney entertain at
dinner today in honor of Dr. and Mrs.
Root. who have just returned from
their wedding trip.
Mr.. Richard Macintosh and Miss
Macintosh have returned from the Pa
cific coast, where they have been
spending the summer.
Mrs. Mann, Mrs Wilson and Miss
Stallings, who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. W. C. Hall, left Thursday
for their home in Georgia.
The tramp social to be given next
Friday evening by the Young People
society of the First Baptist church
promises to be novel affair.
Miss Sibyl Anderson will sing at the
| 80 b. civ hxrN
the Grand tomorrow evening. MISS
Anderson is a favorite in musical cir
cles.
Mrs. James A. Pollock entertained
| during the week Mrs. Charles Brown,
Mr. George S. Brown, Mrs. Edwin Rus
! sell. Miss Robinson, Mr.. Kelly Robin
son Of Chicago.
Joseph j. and Sylvester Q. Cannon,
who leave soon for Europe, will be the
guests of honor at an entertainment
given Tuesday evening in the Cannon
ward meeting house.
Miss Marie Larson was given very
pleasant surprise by a few of her
friends Friday evening at her home on
Fourth street. The evening was very
pleasantly spent with games and music,
after which refreshments were served.
| Those present were Mrs. Sharkey, Mrs.
Larson. Misses Mary Oslab, Dagmar
Oslab, Lilly Norris, Charlotte Norris.
Josie Ibsen, Marilla Snow, Alice Hes
ellington, Hylda Hylander, fannie Oh
sen, Mary Bridge. Hilda Larson, Anna
Larson, Messrs. Jack Meredith, James
Van Colt, Joe Winkler. Tom Norriss.
Will Oliver, Fred Walker, Will O'Con-
nor, John Larson, Oscar Larson.
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On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs
James H. Brown entertained at dinner
Professor ]. B. Woodwork of Cam
bridge, Mass, and Mr.. George A.
Hathaway of Putnam. Conn. The pro-
fessor, who is a cousin of Mr.. Brown.
has been on the geological staff of
| Harvard for some years, and has just
finished conducting a summer school
in field work. composed of thirteen of
his pupils, through a section of Mon
tana. When the party broke up these
two decided to return home by way of
Salt Lake City. They examined the
shore line and land bars of Lake Bon
neville, continuing eastward Thursday
morning
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PROVO SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence.O


Provo. Aug. "A crowd OF well known
young people OF this city went TO the
lake resort last night on hay rack for an
evenings outing with the Black Hawk
veterans. A very jolly time was had by
all present They were Misses Lillian
Gates. F'reda Barnum. Beulah and Lena
Bachman. Rhoda Richards of Salt Lake.
Eta Morrison. Nora Counselman OF E,u-
reka Annie and Florence Pike and Miss
Pigman; Messrs. Bert Twelves. Ben
Schwab NJ. Z. King a. l.. Woodhouse.
McGraw. Mr. TIFFANY and Mr.. Pennibaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. F. Reed of Salt Lake
are visiting friends and relatives in the
Garden city this week.
Murray E King is visiting friends here
this week.
F. H. Thomas of Salt Lake, in COM
pany with his wife. Is in town MIS-
Thomas is the daughter Of Mayor s. $
Jones and will visit her parents Tor sew
eral weeks.
Mayor S. s Jones was visitor in the
city Thursday.
James Gilbert of Murray is in this city.
visiting friends and relatives for a short
time.
Deputy Recorder Carr OF Salt Lake
came down Thursday.
Marshal Joseph Ingersoll OF American
Fork was over this week on private bus
mess.
r. c. Kirkwood was over from Robinson
during the fore part of the week. visiting
his family in this city.
Miss Nettie Mem returned to Salt Lake
Friday. after months visit with her
mother. Mrs. Mary f. Neff. in this city
Miss Cora Bromley OF American Fork
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. \. o. Smoot
this week
Dan Irvine of Spanish Fork was over
this week, on business and to visit his
wife. who is staying with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bee.
Attorney NJ. NJ Warner was a visitor
IN Nephi the early part of the week.
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d. d. Houtz and W. NJ. McKendrick
We're in Tintic on mining business during
tha week.
Wood Wilson. one of Provo's most well
known citizens, is out again, after a long
Illness
Brigham Young academy students and
professors are coming in now from all
during the summer months.
Misses Eva and Pearl HuEtsman OF
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tally-ho party up the canyon in honor
of his mother, Mrs. F. NJ. Bishop of Salt
Lake. After the drive the guests par
took of dinner in the canyon at the
camp OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Dalrymple-
The guests were Misses Kiesel, Eva
Leda and Selma Kuhn. Marks. jamie
Taylor. Bannister and Van Meter of St
Louis: Messrs. A. w. Smith, Pierce,
Conlisk, Fred Burt. Horace and Harold
Peery. A. Kuhn, A V. Mcintosh ,and
c. H. Kircher.
Mrs. Kay of Elko. New, is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson
of Twenty-third stareet-
Mrs. DAILY returned Friday to her
home in California. after visit of sev-
eral weeks with her sister. Mrs. Luck
EFT.
The Christian Scientists and a num-
Der of their friends had picnic IN
ent were: Messrs. and Mesdames
Bowen. Hassell. Wilson. TIMBER, Mel
son and Kane; Mesdames Putnam,
baltimore, Watts. Sturtevant. Zeim-
er, Kesler, Webb\ Williams, (Morgan.)
Hazleton. Porter, Smith, Hart, Richter,
Lee. TIMBER and Slater; Messrs. Rock
well. Taylor and Stowe.
Miss Vera Elliott was the recipient of
surprise party Friday evening at
which the guests We're: Misses Gertie
Smith. Molly Webb. Clara Allen and N.
Fry, Messrs. Frank Lowe. Lath Far
ley, w. Steele, George Shorten and Tom
Turner.
Wright's employees and a number of
their friends forming party of forty.
held carnival in Ogden canyon Thurs
day evening, dancing and dining being
the order of the night.
Joseph Adams was given a surprise
party Friday evening at his home in
Wilson. the occasion being his birth
day. The guests were: Messrs. and
Mesdames Bailey. Watson, Shupe,
Joseph Adams, w. H. Adams, James,
Mrs. Joseph White, ST., Mrs. G. A.
Horspool. city; Messrs. Sugden and
Joseph White, jr.
| Tuesday afternoon was most pleas
/ antly spent by number of Ogden Ia
dies at a tea given by Miss Ruth
Evelyn Moench in honor of Mrs. ]. M.
Tanner. wife of President Tanner OF
the Agricultural college.
A musical programme of considerable
excellence was much enjoyed by the
guests. 1t consisted of piano selections
by Miss Jones of Virginia, and Miss
Laura Moench, and vocal selections by
Miss Ethel Pike Holbrook, Mrs Farley
Wright and others. After the pro-
gramme most tempting tea was serv-
ed in an upper room, which was beau
tifully decorated with flowers received
that day from one of Miss Moench's
pupils in Mt. Pleasant.
About thirty guests were present,
mostly friends of Mrs Tanner and all
were delighted with their afternoon S
enjoyment.
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On Wednesday afternoon, Aug. %.
Mrs. Coulter gave very delightful
party at her home on Monroe avenue.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with flowers of the season.
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Club News.

A woman's club has been formed at
Orangeville, Utah. 1t is called the
Union club. Mrs. Sarah \. Fuller is the
president. 1t has applied for member
ship in the Utah Federation.
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There will be a directors meeting of
the Utah Federation of Women's clubs
early in September.
The date Of the annual convention
has been fixed Oct. 25, 20, %
6, {. 4.
The Alethian Lyceum of Salt Lake
City, club composed of young women
between Is and 20 years old, has APP
piled for membership in the Utah Fed
Grafton. Its president is Miss Florence
4. Allen, daughter OF Mrs. c. z. Allen.
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Prominent club women in Utah have
received letters from Mrs. Alice Stone
Blackwell, asking their opinions as to,
the effect of woman's suffrage in Utah.
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There are now thirty-one clubs in the
Utah Federation. After the next di-
rectors' meeting the number will reach
thirty-thr
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Society at Brighton.

Brighton. Aug. 24.-There was a cele-
bration in Brighton on the evening of
Aug. 10 which will long be remembered
by those who could not go to Salt Lake
to welcome the volunteers. About
seventy people gathered at Mrs. ]. w.
Farrells cottage shortly after sunoown
to celebrate the return of our Utah
boys
For several days, past severe winds
had been blowing from the south. but
on the afternoon of the 18th the winds
ceased, the air became warm and de-
lightful, and the evening was even
more beautiful than the afternoon had
been. There was not a cloud to be
seen and the moon seemed larger than
ever before. The large bonfire which
was built just east of the Farrell cot
tage could be seen from all parts of the
valley AS the fire blazed and crack
led and the sparks danced merrily
away the little valley was filled with
the music of our national songs.
Cheer after cheer was given for the
volunteers and their gallant leaders,
until the very hills echoed and re-
echoed with the spirit of patriotism.
Delicious refreshments were served,
and toward midnight when the guests
departed, all voted with one accord in
declaring Mrs. Farrell most charming
hostess.
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When the Indians prophesy heavy
storm in the mountains and prepare for
snow the prophecy can generally be de-
pended upon. 1t is said the Shoshone
Indians are preparing for an early win
ter and to the people of Brighton, who
were aware of this fact, it was not
much of a surprise to them TO witness
a light fall of snow and hail last Mon
day evening. Since the storm one
might imagine that it would be too cold
for comfort, but such as not the case.
The nights and mornings are rather
sharp and cold, and frost and thin
sheets of ice are to be seen, but in the
middle of the day the air is delightfully."-
warm, in fact, the days are perfect.
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Mrs. r. II. Browne gave card party
Monday evening. The room was pref
tily decorated with wild flowers and
balsam, and delicious refreshments
were served TO the following guests:
Mrs. c. P: Brooks, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F.
Putnam, Elva Godbe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Smith and Miss Godbe
Miss Pauline Groo is visiting at do
Drop In"
Miss Odelrs guests are Miss Vida
Richards and Miss Claudia Morris.
Mr.. A. Davis is spending the present
week in Brighton.
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Julian and Ben Siegel will leave soon
for their home in the city.
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y large party, consisting of the
Misses Kathleen Anderson, Louise
Odell. Pauline Groo. Claudia Morris,
Messrs. a. Davis, Ben Siegel, Julian
Siegel, Guy Anderson, left today on
horseback for the Hot Pots
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Smith and Mrs
G. F. Putnam return to Salt Lake Sat
urdav.
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Mrs. E. L. Godbe and family, who
have spent the past six weeks in Brigh-
ton. return home Sunday.
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Two large parties drove over from
Park City yesterday, to spend the day.
Among those who came were Mrs NJ
F. Allen, Mrs. b. 7. Boise, Edward
Ferry and wife, II. Van Alstine
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Children's Party.

Mrs. J. NJ. Bidwell entertained yes
terday afternoon for her daughter
Marjorie. In the early part OF the
afternoon the little guests donned cap
and apron. and learned to make pies
a prize was given to the most success
full. Later dancing and games were
enjoyed.
Those who participated in the after
Moons pleasures were Dorothy Leon
ard, Ruth Kinkead. Faber Downey,
Fairfax DOwney, Hollister Sprague.
Margaret Leonard Hattie Goliath,
Yale Pfoutz, Kendall MARYLAND,
Charles Hough, Mildred Ferguson, Ferd
Ferguson Lois Campbell
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Misses Gray. Keller, Whalen. Martin,
Wehrend. Gunneii, Walker and Elmer
son, and Mesdames Bishop. Bond, Kel-
Ter. Page, Bicksell. Kelley. Bent, Hunt.
Rankin and Metcalf.
Mrs. \. B. Corey and party, including
Miss Media Corey, Miss Veda Little
field and Lawrence Corev, are back
from a months sojourn in Yellowstone
National park
Miss Lettie Richards entertained to-
night, in honor of Miss Lulu. Peery,
who leaves soon for the east.
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Hon. and Mrs. d. H. Peery enter
tanned Friday evening, in honor of their
daughter. Miss Lulu. who will depart
Tuesday next for StaunIn. Va, where
she will study at the Mary Baldwin
seminary. A large number of guests
thronged the Peery mansion. and the
affair was one of the most brilliant and
successful events OF the season.
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Mrs. r. S. Page entertained Thurs
day her her home on Twenty seventh
street.
Mrs. z. NJ. Luckett entertained at an
afternoon luncheon Thursday after
noon, in honor of Mrs. DAILY of Cali
fornia, her sister. The parlors were
taStefully decorated with sweet peas as
the principal flowers. In the high five
games the prizes were awarded to Mrs
Ryan and Mrs. Light. The guests were
Mesdames Fletcher, Smith. Fell, light,
]. Peery, d. H. Peery, Fulton, Ferris,
Schuffieburger. Ryan, Hasset, Fitzser-
aid. Haley. Spencer, Patten Dunn,
Ewing (Salt Lake,, Bigelow, Jenkins,
Ludwig, Chevers, Tomassic, Shurtliff,
Harris and Dalv.
| Miss Adela Banscher was hostess OF
/ a jolly party several evenings ago. in
honor of the Misses Hulda and Flora
Sigler and Nelson of Iowa.
| Roses and ferns were profusely used
In the decorations. The guests includ-
! ed MesdameS S. E. Anderson, Cave,
| Charles Nelson, Misses Blanche Brown.
| Florence Grant, Ethel Young, Ruth
Blair Myrtle Banks. Pearl Cook, Veda
Eccles. Julia Wright. Katie Myers. Ge-
neva Douglas. Margaret Long, Osborne,
Pearl Snyder, Bessie Moyes, Eva Brown,
Nellie McMaster. Maud Anderson, Alice
| Cave and Florence Anderson. Messrs.
Roy Eccles, Loney Rich. Ed Taylor.
John Myers, Roy Boyle Alberta Chase,
Wilter Oakley, Burt Treseder, r. Can
non, George Jones, Stanley Stevens.
James Nelson, John McCarty, Alex
I MoyeS, Charles Greenwich, Cad ChlldS,
j. Childs, Walter Tracy, John Peterson,
Artie Marks, Harry Nelson, Guy Mel
son, Walter Lloyd, Sherry Woolley and
Roy McMaster.
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Misses Rose and Mabel Murphy spent
the week in Salt Lake visiting friends
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| Mesdames Anna Hawkins and Rose
McCloskey. the former of Oregon. and
the latter of Washington, and each a
| grand camp manager, Women of
| Woodcraft, visited Sego Lily Circle of
Ogden Wednesday and were guests of
the circle later in drive up the can
yon.
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| Monday Mr.. Charles Kircher gave a
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OGDEN SOCIETY.
(speciaI CorresnondenceA


Ogden. Aug. 26.-Miss Mamie R.
Gray, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. NJ. Bishop, returned Tuesday
to Stevens Point, Wis, where she is
principal of the grammar grade de-
partment of the Wisconsin normal
school.
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Miss Grace Ziegler of Ogden is visit
ing Mrs King in Salt Lake this week.
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Mrs. Coulter very pleasantly enter
tanned a number of her friends on Sat
urday, Aug. 10, at German afternoon,
in honor of Miss Gray of Wisconsin.
Miss Whalen gave a very entertain
ing paper on Goethe and Schiller. Miss
Wehrend then sang several sweet Ger
man ballads. Miss Gray gave a charm
ing conversation on her experiences in
Germany.
Dainty refreshments and informal
conversation ended a delightful after
noon. Mrs. Coulter's guests were
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MAY Club.

The May club met with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fimms on Monday evening. The
evening was spent playing cards The
prize winners were Mrs. E. c.. Hold
ing, Mrs. Peart and Mrs. W. H Culver,
Mr.. H. NJ. Saddler and Mr.. John
E'immS
The next meeting of the club will be
held on Tuesday evening, Sept L. Mrs.
Butler will be the hostess
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Informal Afternoon.

Mrs Charles H. Anderson was the
hostess of a delightful Kensington Fri
dav afternoon. The parlors We're eff
fectively decorated, and the afternoon
was enjoyed by Mrs. Roberts, Mrs
Gurnsey, Mrs A. P. Taylor, Mrs. Os-
valid. Mrs. Lynn. Mrs. owen and MISS
Grace Smith of Omaha.
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Fiun-Miller.

News has just reached us from Dem
yer of the marriage there of Miss Car
RE Finn of Wisconsin to H. NJ. Miller
of this city. The happy event TOOK
place on Aug. Is, in Trinity Methodist
church, Rev DIR. Colburn officiating.
After short stay in Denver, the happy
couple will return to this CITY to make
their home
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At Dinner.

Mr.. ard Mrs. E. o. Lee entertained at
dinner Monday evening in celebration
OF their crystal wedding. The hand
somely appointed table was decorated
with pink and white sweet peas Cow
ers wera laid for Rev. and Mrs. A. H.
Henry. Mr.. and Mrs. /. d. Lee. Mr.. and
Mrs. Trent. Nh. and Mrs. r W. HIS,
NIadafne. Hills. DR.. and Mrs. Plummer
Tr and Mrs. L. s. Boggs, Madame
Colhurn Mr. Tustin.