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Society at Brighton.

The first large party of the season
was given at Jubilee cabin, Tuesday
evening, by Jean Odell and Florence
Grant. During the early part of the
evening the young people enjoyed a
peanut hunt. The peanuts were hidden
In every conceivable place within doors
and out doors, along the broad piazza
While the hunt was in progress mo-
lasses candy was. bubbling in the ket-
| tie, and at the end of the game the
next hour and a half was spent in
| pulling candy.
1t w S a merry time for all con-
cerned and as the mirth and laughter
gradually subsidized the large sitting
| room was cleared and all Joined in
! dancing until after II.
Among those present were Messrs
Thomas, Mcmillan, Rawlins, Holmes
Jennings Burton, Snyder, Frank and
Rob Lawrence, Thornton and Jack Gill
mer. Will and Percy Browne, Whitney
Howat, Adams. Brighton and Sadler
Misses Alta Rawlins, Vida Richards
Nan Short, Lily Richards, Eliose Sad
Ter. Jessie Kenyon. Miriam Brooks,
Florence Godbe. Josephine Wells, Flos-
sic Jennings, Louise Lambert and Be-
atrice Cheeseman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Whipple, Mrs
o. w. Powers and Roger Powers are
at Sunrise Lodge
Ralph Richards, Frank Lawrence and
John Sharp are three very successful
fishermen. They have caught a num-
Der of beautiful trout weighing from
three to six pounds each.
Mrs A. NJ. Howard and family are in
Marguerite cottage for the summer.
Mrs. A. Wheeler is visiting Mrs. How
ard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed futile left for Salt
Lake yesterday.
Mrs. c. R. Pearsall is a guest at the
'Knutsford, jr.''
Miss Hyde is visiting Mrs Ewing.
Among Mrs. Cheeseman's guests are
Jasmine Young. Winnie Sprague, Ray
Walker, Charles Lawrence, Helen Ken
yon and Bert Walker.
The blouse that Jack Built is occu-
pied by j. w. Farrell and family.
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The candy carnival will be repeated
between the 10th and 18th of August
Dy kolltZ. HeldS band Will be in at
tendance and races, baseball and bon
fires will be among the other attrac-
tions at Silver Lake.
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The hotel arrivals for the week are:
G. p. Norton, Neil ellis. Rita Jackman,
H. V. Kimball Tilton. r. Trezise, ]. NJ.
Ricketts,, Ed f. Jenkins. F. ]. Leonard.
Mrs. II. j. Wallace. A. V. Taylor and
John Powers.
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Miss Maude Hardy leaves Friday for
Salt Lake.
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Mrs. Graham F. Putnam and family
and Miss Davis will occupy the Putnam
cottage for the season.
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SPRINGvILLE SOCIETY.
Especial Observation-Disclosures,

Especial Correspondence
oprlns VINE July pa fishing and camp
ing party OF Sprlngviile young people VINO
spent last week over on Diamond Fork
report catch of 800 trout. They came
nome ne Monday The party was composed
or Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce koyiance. Misses
Ida and Amy Rowland and Lottie Ayerett,
and Messrs. Arch Warthen, Renzo Weight
and Ben Wheeler.
Marshal and Mrs. Frank Gemmeu ara
receiving the congratulations of their
friends on the birth of a handsome twelve
pound son Wednesday.
S. A. Brinston is laid up with a badly
lacerated finger, received while working
at buzz saw at the sugar factory.
The Ri Rev. = gis q y Leonard of Sal.
row evening.
Mi, Miss Louise Griffin left for California
tuesday evening, where she expects to
make her home for the future.
= There is quite Salt Lake colony. at
kellys. The party includes Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Stowe. DR.; G. B. Pfoutz and family,
Mrs. A n. Mckay, Mrs William Lyle,
heart and sons. DR.. Vincent and family
and Charles MARYLAND and family.
William NJ. Roylance and H. L. Cum
mings and family are encamped at Kelly's
ranch for the summer.
D. p. Felt went to Salt Lake Tuesday.
He will remove his family to that place
shortly.
Miss Lizzie Burch, who has been spend
ing couple of weeks here the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Whitehead. return
ed to her home at Ogden Wednesday.
Miss May Dangerfield Of Salt Lake was
here the trst OF the week on visit to
relatives.
Miss Nellie Smith of Draper is the guest
of Miss Zoe johnson this week.
DIR. George Smart gave a boating party
at the lake last Friday evening. Those
present were the Misses Helen, Hattie and
Fife Deal, and Messrs. LEVEL Wells and
Robert Miller.
George Drury has been appointed a dep
uty supreme commander of the Macca-
bees. and is at Provo organizing lodge
of that order.
The Rev. George Bailey and wife OF Salt
Lake were the guests OF the Rev. r Coop
er Bailey this week
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Snow will go to Jen-
sen, Uintah county, Monday, to locate for
the future.
The Misses Stella and Grace Glanfield of
Salt Lake were the guests of Miss Kath-
crime Dougall last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearl of Salt Lake.
who have been at Kelly's ranch couple
of weeks, returned home Monday.
Will Liter returned from Price Friday.
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Miss Sadie Boyer was at Salt Lake the
first of the week visiting her sister, Mrs.
William Alexander.
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Misses May and Lena Condie are visit
ing in Salt Lake this week.
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Miss Florence Hartley of Laramie,
Wyo., is here for a visit. the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. William konold.
Len Fuller came down from Scofield
Friday for a visit with relatives.
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Ray Westwood is spending couple of
weeks at home.
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OGDEN soCIE7f AZ
fspecial Corresnondence.,


Ogden. July 29.-The leadirg social event
of the week was the excursion party to
Saltair beach given by the Columbia club
| to their members and friends.t here were
over 300 in the party and the special train
which carried them 10 Salta.r- consisted
of six coaches well filled. The Ogden
City band accompanied the party and
dscoursed music on the way to the
beach. The train no sooner arrived at the
beach than the entire party repaired TO
the water. spending a most enjoyable half
hour disporting in the waves. In the
meantime the chef who had accompanied
the party for the express purpose, had
most delicious lunch and the entire party,
their appetites whetted by the half hour
bath. enjoyed themselves to the fullest
extent. After dinner the party repaired
to the dance hall and the balance of the
evening was spent in dancing, tete-tetes
etc. Many one time residents of Ogden
had arrived from Salt Lake in the mean
time and what with the dancing and the
renewing of old acquaintances the time
passed all too quickly. At 1910 the party
midnight. A vote Of thanks was tender
ed to the club and the committee having
in charge the arrangements.
/. Miss Bessie Clawson of Salt Lake is
the guest of Miss Nettie Boyle this week
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Miss Belle Weller of Salt Lake was the
guest of Annis Brown durink the week.
Miss Susie Becraft and Miss Lottie
Foulger are visiting at Bear Lake.
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Mrs. J; D. Johnson is back from her
visit to Salt Lake.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen are visiting
at the Hermitage during the hot weather.
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H. p. Dyer and wife of San Francisco
are visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Mary Malan and daughter and the
Misses Daisy Stone and Maude White are
visiting in Morgan.
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Miss Belle Tillotson is visiting in Brig
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Ed Rosenbaum was visiting in the city a
few days during the week.
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Miss Cook has gone to Salt Lake for a
months visit.
Miss Annie Thompson and Mr.. Walter J.
Lindsey were married In the temple at
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EUREKA SOCIETY.
(specIal Corresnondanca, ,

Especial Correspondence
Eureka, July @.-Mrs. S. J. Schneider is
visiting with her mother in Evanston.
Wyo.
The Degree of Honor gave an entertain
ment in the lodge rooms Tuesday even
ing. Inc programme was followed by
refreshments. including ice cream, cake
lemonade, etc.
Robert Thomas and wife concluded a
visit with friends here on Wednesday re-
turning to the home in Cripple Creek.
Mrs. III. l.. Anderson of CHEYENNE wvo
mother of +. III. and w. A Holzhein1er'
spent Tuesday here. Mrs. Anderson will
return in a few weeks on a visit.
Joseph Hillstead and family formerly of
this place. came out from Salt Lake and
spent several days renewing old acquaint-
arces.
Milford Barnes and wife of. Salt Lake
were in town on pleasure trip Monday.
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James Mathews, merchant OF Mont
rose, Colo, was in camp several days
this week.
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Miss Jennie Wilson of Payson was the
guest of Mrs. Louis Gatewood Wednes-
day and Thursday.
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Mrs. NJ. +. Sammon has returned from:
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Afternoon Card Party.

Mrs. Gurnsey was the hostess on
Friday afternoon of an enjoyable six
ty-three" party. Sweet peas, nastur-
tums and hollyhocks frightened the
rooms. Miss Fairchilds of Ohio was
awarded the prize for the greatest
number of progressions. and TO Mrs.
Lindsay of Montana fell the consola-
ton prize The hostess was assisted
during the afternoon by the Misses
Ella Cottle, Grace Cottle, Stella Wat
son, Valentine Murphy and Ada Muir
ply.
Mrs. Gurnsey's guests were: Mrs.
Lindsay of Montana, Mrs. Read, Mrs.
Jones, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Dickert, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs Wragg,
Mrs Smith. Mrs. Gaby, Mrs. Ander-
son, Mrs. Ray, Mrs. Cottle, Mrs. Mayne,
Mrs. Tresize, Miss Tresize, Miss Luft,
Miss Monroe
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Evening On the Lawn.

Misses Tessie Williams, Sarah Smith
and Hetty Watson gave a lawn party
last evening, in honor of Misses Jessie
and Ethel Smith and Miss Twelves of
Provo
Among the guests We're Miss Trun-
nell of Chattanooga, Misses Claire
WINNER, Gene Hyde. Beatrice Hyde.
Cathie Dougall. Sadie Morley, Lizzie
Burbidge, Hulda Youngberg, Agnes
Holmsted, Emma Bull, Julia Howe
Mabel Snow, Abbie Wardrop, Kate
Stayner, Allie Smith, Leland Clayton,
Edith Rushton, Melissa Smith, Nellie
Petit, Dean Wardrop, Minerva Smith,
Libbie Reiser, Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw, Mr.
and Mrs. D. c. Smith, Mrs. S. J. Wat
son, Mrs. ]. G.. Smith, Messrs. SHED,
Lyman. Chamberlain, Bowers, Smith,
n. Smith, Williams, Woodruff, Moyle,
Wardrop, Gates, Wilding, Morley,
Thomssoff, Billings, Jensen, Sears, Van
Colt Lambert, Bowers, Ball, Watson,
Reiser Eastman, Morris, Merrill, Evan,
BraZier
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EPHRAIM SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
Ephraim, July 2S.-Judge l.. l. Burdick
and wife OF Spring City. were in town
yesterday.
Charles Alfred and wife Of Chester wer,
guests of Adolph Hansen's family Mon
day.
DIR. William H. Olsten was up from
Manti Wednesday.
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who have been guests of Mrs. ]. C. Frost
for some time past, left for their home on
Wednesday.
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Mrs. NJ F. Murray gave an afternoon
tea party to a few friends Tuesday. Tho
party was given in honor of Mrs. W. +.
Porter of Salt Lake City. who has been
guests were Mrs. Edwin Dorius, Mrs. j.
N. Jacobsen, Mrs. c. NJ. West, Mrs. James
Armstrong. Mrs Joseph Madsen. Mrs.
Julia Thorpe. Mrs. Frank Christensen,
Mrs. E. p. Thomander, Mrs. Snow and
Mrs. w. F. Porter.
II. p. Larsen and wife visited friends In
Spring City Wednesday.
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Miss Jennie ePterson of Salt Lake City
is visiting here this week
Mrs. W. NJ. Cannon and family OF Salt
Lake City are visiting friends here this
week.
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The Sunday schools so to Castillo on an
excursion this week.
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Mrs. Heber Nielsen was a Spring City
visitor this week.
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Rev. ]; NJ. Hansen went to Mt. Pleasant
Wednesday.
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p. C. Peterson, jr.. returned from the
East mountains yesterday. He has been
rusticating for the past ten days.
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Bishop c. A. Madsen of Gunnison VISIT
ed friends in this city Tuesday.
c. ]. Christensen returned Tuesday from
a short visit with relatives at Richdeld.
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Mrs. John Barrowman and family leave
today for Market Lake. Ida.
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Miss Burlow and her sewing class en-
joyed a pleasant outing in the mountains
yesterday. The party camped at the Black
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Informal Event.

Mrs. Ira Lewis invited a number of
friends to spend Friday morning at her
delightful home on the hill and meet
Mrs. Don r. Coray of Ogden. The
guests were seated on the broad YER
anda and spent the hours chatting and
listening to Mrs. Coray read some Sc
lections from J. NJ. Barrie's 'Tillyloss
Scandal" Afterwards a dainty lunch
con was served.
To meet Mrs. Coray there were pres
ent Mrs. Eugene Lewis Mrs. S. F. Fen
ton, Mrs. Charles Read, Mrs. George A.
Snow, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Z. n. Packard,
Mrs. .Christy, Miss Mcmillan, Mrs.
Bradley, Mrs. Kinney. Mrs. McVicker,
Mrs Mainland and Mrs. T. B. Beatty.
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Social Event.

Myrtle lodge No. 1, K. of P, gave
another of its entertaining socials last
Tuesday evening. in Castle hall.
Delightful refreshments were served,
and the following programme was
heard with much pleasure:
Addres-William Blood. a
Welcome Song'-Lodge.
Recitation-Erank Foote.
Baritone solo-Karl SHED.
Soprano solo-Miss Virginia Swift.
Recitation-Miss Vida Fox.
Tenor solo-Will Sibley.
Contralto solo-Miss Agatha Berk-
hoel.
Recitation-Miss Goldie Stowell
Tenor solo-A. T. Mcpherson.
Soprano solo-Miss Alice Kidwell.
Recitation-Mr. John S. Lindsay.
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For Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nye.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Weber en-
tertained the members of the family at
dinner Friday evening, in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles NJ. Nye of De Witt,
Ia Later an informal card party was
given. The successful contestants, Mrs.
James L. Franken, Mrs. George L. Nye,
Mr.. George L. Nye and Mr.. George n.
Lawrence. were awarded prizes, and
the guests of honor were each given
souvenirs of the occasion. During the
evening a few musical numbers were
contributed by Miss Cecilia Sharp and
Mr.. Grant Hampton.
Those who enjoyed meeting the
guests OF honor were Mr.. and Mrs
James l.. Franken, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
c. Park, Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Nye,
Miss Cecilia Sharp, Miss Margaret
Park, Mr.. Grant Hampton and Mr.
George n. Lawrence.
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Pleasant Affair.

A pleasant event of Wednesday af-
ternoon was the Kensington given by
Mrs. Watson in honor of the ladies Of
Unity circle. The parlors were pref
tily adorned with flowers and ferns,
and the afternoon was enjoyed by Mrs.
Maynard. Mrs. Orson Howard, Mrs.
Lloyd, Mrs. George, Mrs. Clarke, Mrs.
H. P. Mason, Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs.
Pratt, Mrs. Tuttle, Miss Pratt, Mrs.
Pool, Mrs Raybould and Mrs. Bart
lett, Mrs. Lindsey and Miss Mathis of
Anaconda.
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Kensinoton Tea.

Mrs. George Lowe Nye entertained
yesterday afternoon at a Kensington
in honor of Mrs. Charles NJ. Nye of
De Witt. Ia The parlors were ef-
feotively decorated for the occasion and
the afternoon was passed in a thor
oughly enjoyable and informal man
ner.
There were present Mrs. Charles NJ.
Nye, Mrs. III. W. Penrose, Mrs. T. G.
Weber. Mrs George A. Lowe, Mrs.
c. +. Richards. Mrs. James Anderson.
Mrs. T. j. Amy, Mrs. f. A Druehl,
Mrs. W. f. James, Mrs. James l..
Frankeg, Mrs. Justice. Mrs. s. c.
Park, Mrs J. f. Oglesby. Mrs L. p.
Palmer. Mrs. Z. T. Sprague. Mrs. C. S.
Zane, Mrs. c. w. Bennett, Mrs. Mock.
ridge of Michigan, Miss Weber and
Miss Park
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Midsummer heat has caused the cap
tulation of the gay world, and as a.
result there IS little of moment to
chronicle except few informal affairs
and the comings and goings of well
known people. The society that dances
and frivols the fall and winter days
away is not even planning for the
month to come. 1t is "out of town,
and viii remain until cooler days when
we will hope for a renewal of the
gaieties
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In Honor of Miss Nolan.

Miss Jessie Anderson entertained al
luncheon on Thursday afternoon, COM
plimentary to Miss Nolan of Wisconsin
who is a guest of Mrs. Schenck. The
dining room was beautifully decorated
with sweet peas, the arrangement on
the table being especially effective.
After the dainty menu had been served
the guests adjourned to the parlor,
where a short musicale was enjoyed
Those contributing to the pleasure of
the afternoon were Miss Kessler. Miss
Ruth Kirkpatrick, Miss Cannon and
Miss Jessie Anderson
The guests were Miss Nolan, Miss
Cannon. Mrs Schenck, Miss Kessler,
Miss Edna Donnellan, Miss Ruth Kirk
patrick, Miss Blythe Sears, Miss
Spence and Miss Griffin
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Mountain park during the heated term:
Rev. H. B. Steelman and family, Rev.
z. G.. Hunt and wife and Miss Kellogg
and mother, Mrs. w. S. Webster, Mr..
and Mrs. r. E. Chase and Mrs. Davis
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan Richards are
entertaining Misses Margaret and
Mary Harris of Ironton. o. The ladies
are cousins of the state auditor. and
the latter has hope that the change
of climate will prove beneficial to her
health. which is very poor on account
OF lung trouble.
Mrs. G. c. Dupont and daughters.
Misses Carrie and Ella, and Miss Annie
Ridgway of Charleston. S. c.. are
guests of. the families of Mr.. Richard
Chamberlain and Mr.. Andrew i.
Smith. The visitors will remain in
Utah a couple of months and may con-
clude to remain here.
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Senator Rawlins and James II. Moyle
ran down from Brighton on Friday to
up on them during their absence. They
return to Brighton this morning by
wagon. taking with them Miss Rachel
Evans and Mrs. John Gray. They will
spend the greater part of August at the
resort.
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Mrs D. Gurnsey entertained at
'Sixty-three" Thursday afternoon. Her
guests were Mrs. Walker Mrs. Gaby,
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Read, Mrs. Watson,
Mrs. Lindsay of Montana, Mrs. Wilkin-
son, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Smith Of
Iowa, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Wragg, Mrs.
Cottle, Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. Dickert, Mrs.
Ray. Mrs. Jones. Mrs. La Frigee, Mrs.
Mayne, Mrs. Tresize, Miss Tresize. Miss
Luft. Miss Fairchilds of Ohio. Mrs
Lindsay won first prize, Miss Fair
childs won second. Refreshments were
served by Miss Estella Watson, Miss
Ella Cottle, Miss Grace Cottle, Miss
Lottie Dansman, Miss Valentino Muir
ply and Miss Ada Murphy.
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Children's PARTY.

The home of Mrs. Mary Judge was
the scene Of very pretty
children's party on Thursday. The
affair was given by Mrs. Wood
ward in celebration of the second
birthday of her daughter, Mary. All
sorts of novel games made the after
noon one of pleasure to the little
guests, who were Dorothy Thomas,
Jane Wells, Mary O'Brien. Aline Nc
MILAN, Evelyn Daily. Ethel Daily,
James Ivers, Harry Ivers. Alfred Sic
gel, Horace Siegel. Harold Mcmillan
Morris DAILY, Seven Allen.
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At Luncheon.

Mrs. Hubbard w. Reed gave an elab-
,rately arranged luncheon on Thursday
in honor of Mrs. William II. Gabbert of
Denver, who is visiting in the city. The
table was beautifully laid with silver
and cut glass, and with the floral dec
Grafton of pink and white sweet peas,
presented an attractive picture. Covers
Were laid for eight.
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Social Notes.

Mrs. woodward left yesterday for
Brighton.
Chief Justice Barteh and family have
gone east.
Mrs. Henry sadler leaves Tuesday
for Brighton.
DIR. Edie leaves today for his home in
Grand Rapids.
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Miss Hough is enjoying the summer
at Centerville.
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Miss Jack of Nevada is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Archer.
Miss Bessie Ball has returned home
for the summer.
DIR. Stanley Clawson and Mr.. ]. d.
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At Breakfast.

The parsonage of the Presbyterian
church was the scene of a daintily ar
ranged breakfast Wednesday morning.
The affair was given by Mrs. Francis
Z. Morgan in honor of the birthday of
her daughter, Miss Mabel Morgan. The
table was arranged on the lawn and
was effectively. decorated with fruit
and nasturtiums. Around ii were seat
I'D Mr.. and Mrs. McVicker. Mr. and
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Evening Card PARTY.

Miss Amy Blackburn gave ''sixty
three" party Tuesday evening, in
honor of Miss Dorothy Blair of Denver.
Artistically painted hearts and arrows
were used as tallies for the games Miss
Dorothy Blair and Mr. Jesse Badger
won prizes for the game. AT its close
an elaborate supper was served, the
table being decorated with sweet peas
and trailing vines.
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Greeting TO Rishop TnttIe.

After an absence of twelve years,
Bishop futile will today return to Salt
Lake. In order to fittingly welcome
him to his old home. and also to give
members of the Episcopal church and
friends an opportunity to greet him, it
has been decided by the ladies of St.
Marks Guild to give a reception at St.
Marks school house on Tuesday even
ing. Preparations for the event are
being made on a scale that will make
ii one of the pleasantest events in the
history of the church.
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Lawn PARTY,

The Misses Edna Rawlins and Ruby
McEwan gave a lawn party Friday
evening at the home of the former.
The lawn was effectively decorated and
lighted with lanterns. Dancing was
enjoyed and refreshments were served.
The invited guests were the Misses
Isabel Hooper. Retta Rawlins, Willie
Collins, Nettie Collins, Ella Burbidge,
Nellie Sleater, Sara Robinson, Pansy
Mousley, Messrs. Luff. Bywater, Hunt,
Brewster, Mousley, Smith, Morrison
and Holding
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You and 7 Crystal Club.

The You and I Crystal club" was
entertained Thursday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. GALLAGHER. High
five was played. and prizes won by Mrs.
A w. GALLAGHER Mr.. H. w. Branch,
Mrs. Strickland and Mr.. d. GALLAGHER.
The TALES were small horseshoes, and
as counters tiny nails We're used.
Mrs. Culver will be the hostess at
the clubs next meeting, three weeks
hence.
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Marriage Licenses.

During the week licenses to wed were
issued as follows by the county clerk of
Salt Lake county:
Archie ]. Francis. Leadville Colo 80
May NJ. Mendenhall. Leadville, Colo. n
Bert Howells. Stockton ................25
Cleo Nelson, Stockton ...............23
Thomas ]. Heatherly, Butte ........25
Bertha Mckinney, Butte .............19
Albert c. Johns, Rockford, Ills. .26
Nellie NJ. Porcher, Salt Lake City......1S
Charles Stevenson, Salt Lake City....H
Jane Antonson, Hyrum City.........20
Fred G. Anderson, Salt Lake City.......21
Agnes Rogers, Salt Lake City....I9
Joseph III. Bullock, jr.. Crescent. 81
Ethel T.. Holton. Crescent ..........H
Walter j. Lindsay, Eden ..........s. IS
Annie Thompson, Scipio.. %
Harry Nj. Sadler, Salt Lake City..........40
Eliza r. Lienhard, Salt Lake.City......G
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Mrs. Caskey, DIR. Paden. Mrs. Knight.
Mrs. |. N Smith of Springville, Miss
Kate Smith, Miss Petersen, Mr.. Bloch.
Mr.. Miller of Springville.