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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-16
A UCTION SALE
~ BY Sutton & Co.
Real Estate AuctiOnccrs.
Corner Tenth and Bank streets.

OF
TWO FRAME TENEMENTS OK THE
EAST SIDE OF FIRST
STREET.
BETWEEN FEDERAL AND COTTTTS
STREETS. Nos. III AND 1119.
We shall offer FOR sale. at public auc-
ton, upon the premises, on
TUESDAY. JULY Is. 1899.
at 6 O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY de.
scribed
The houses contain four rooms each,
city water and culyert connections.
The lots front together 80 feet 6 inches
on the east side OF First street. and run
back between parallel lines 1870 feet
This property rents well and Will pay
az an Investment.
TERMS Liberal and announced az the
hour OF sale SUTTON q co.
3y15 Auctioneers
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HELP wANTED-Fomale.

WANTED At ONCE. TEN COLORED
women ass cooks. &c, an 10 90 to the
city of Albany. y y, and twenty
others for other places IN the North
Good homes and high wages All cN-
penscs advanced from here 20 the
homes Apply or write a. once 10 O. IT
SMITH & CO., Help Agency, 1920 east
Franklin street. Jylo
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Committee Meetings

The Committee on Streets will meet at
8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon; Committee
on Light az G.. Committee on Cemeteries
and First Market a. s. and Committee on
Relief Of the Poor at o'clock at the
Almshouse.
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FLATS.

Third fat. so. 407 east Main street.
(Cowardin Flats o rooms. bath. etc.,
cheat. water and ianit0r's attention..
First flat No. io south Third street
street. six rooms
Third floor flat No JOG west Main
street. rooms
Can for new Printed List" containing
am addition 20 the above many other
houses
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Male,

WANTED SITUATION ~ OFFICE or
mercantile house by a young man with
some experience. Small salary expected
To- start. References. :. W, care
Times 1NlD
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Perfection in Rubber Tires.

THE SECTIONAL RURBER TIRES
wear longer. more comfortable and cost
less than other rubber tires Come
around and see them
SWEENEN'S AMERICAN STABLES.
jyi6 g-i1 south Eighth street
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AUCTION sALE..-Fulnre pars.

BY Edward :. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneer5.
No. IL north Eleventh street.
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VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
(Stdte A.. and NJ Collcgel, az Blacks
burg Va. Thirty instructors. Thor
oughly equipped shops, Laboratories
and Iulrmlry Farm of 600 acres
Steam heat and electric lights in dor
mltOrios. Degree courses On AericuI-
turo. Horticulture Civil. Mechanical
and Electrical Engineering. Applied
chemistry and General Science. shorter
courses in Practical Agriculture and
Practical Mechanics. Total cost Of
session Of nine months including tut
ton and other fees, uniform, board.
washing. textbooks. medical attend
ance. etc., about Sl9j.00. Cost 20 State
students. tl85oO Next session begins
September 81 1890 For catalogue ap-
ply 90 j. NJ McBRYDE, Ph. D., Ll.. D.,
President 1yl5
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SPECIAL NOTICES
COMMERCIAL HOTEL CAFE,
9i2 j.. Main and 9i1 Bank SITS.

DI2 y. Nam ana UIT Eank oIs.
We wish to call tho attention Of tho
public 10 the fact that our restaurant
has been placed in charge OF Mr.. T. ".
Hntzhimer and that it will be conducted
IN n hrst-class, up-to-date manner with
every delicacy that the market affords,
and at reasonable prices We can safely
say with fits electric fan system. makes
our dining rooms the coolest i'm the city.
orr soc. Breakfasts and Dinners "A spe-
cialty a. c. ANTHONY q son,
jyl6 prOprictors
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Richmond Female Seminary,

No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET.
RICHMOND. VA.
JOHN TT. POWELL. Principals
Mrs n. g. PEYTON. Associate.
The twenty-seventh session of this in
stituuon will begin THURSDAY, Sept 81,
1890. and closes June 10. 1900
Facilities improved and enlarged. For
catalogue and additional Information ap-
ply 20 the principal. Jyl
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AGENTS WANTED.

A-~.O~~.~O-~-D-~-~-~-~ 1890 ----~-r-r r.-
AGENTS. 800 weekly and expenses
guaranteed good man 20 act as gene
raj agent and handle sub-aeouts for
tho sale of Arctic Rofrigcrating 1l-
chimes and Arctic Compound for co1l-
ing rcfrgerat0rs. Guaranteed 10 ner
cent cheaper than ice lndestructble
everlasting over 500 bon use. viii pay
S00for any machine any place m tha
United States of our make that Will
not do as guaranteed. Beware VI
worthless limitations. For run narfir-
ulars and agents. address Arctic Refris.
Grating Co., Cincinnati. %.
AGENTS BIC MONEY SELLING DEW
Ely $ HISTORY. New agents cleared
81 first three days Outnt free. We
pay freight. j. r. SHEPARD. east one
hundred and sixteenth street, NeW
York iyI5
AGENTS. Statesmen. SOAPMEN. WAC
on representatives for consumer grocery
trade. new premiums. combination a.e-
Sl. weekly advertising plan. MANI
FfCTURER. S6 Broad. y. y jylp
AGENTS. LIVE ORGANIZERS IN
every community. renewal contracts.
immediate accident sick death hene-
fits. MASTERS, Warder Building,
Washington d. g. ly1o
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a. J. CHEWING.
EDWARD 5. ROSE.
ON ABB lHE on IhUrrg
special commissioners.
Edward S. Rose Co, Aucuoneers.

in the clerks office of the Circuit Court
Of the county OF Henrico-Copcland and
wife plaintiff. against Schultz. Exor..
defendant:
T. j. +. Broaddus clerk Of the said
Of the special commissioners by the de-
cree rendered In said cause on the DIST
day OF June 1899 has been duly given
Given under my hand as clerk Of the
said court. this 18th dav of June. 1909.
j. r.. BROADDUS.
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CoURr SALE OF -t.1
Attractive Villa Sites
and GranItG QuarriGS
IN HENRICO COUNTY. NEAR Duh
BARTON,
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD,
CONTAINING IN ALL lO5 35-lO
ACRES,
BEING A SUBDIVISION OF THE
FARM FORMERLY OWNED By
THE LATE h. a.
SCHULTZ

By virtue of a decree Of Ilenrico Cir
cut Court entered June Il, 1899, IN the
suit OF Peter Copeland and wife vs.. a. j.
Chewing CT ais, Trustees ct ais, the
undersigned. special commissioners there
by appointed for the purpose viii sell, Dy
auction upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, JULY 20. 1889,
at o'clock l.. ~. the above NALUA-
Bile REAL ESTATE, lying between
Bloomingdaie Stock Farm and Dunbar
ton, about four miles north Of Richmond,
on the south side OF the county road. This
prperty has been subdvided, and Will be
offered for sale ia FINE-ACRE LOTS
each fronting. on the new county road
and running back towards the Brook
This sale offers a fine opportunity 90 those
wishing 10 combine city with country lie
The initiatOry has already been made. In
that several prominent gentlemen trans
act their business m the city and reside
in this locality. The rear portion of this
property. along the Brook, Us confidently
supposed 20 contain extensive and mex
haustiVe granite deposits. being Vein of
rated by Peter Copeland, Will be offered
separate. After the above property has
been offered i'm subdivisions as indicated,
10 will then be offered as o. whole. Maps
of the property can be seen at the of zee
of the auctiOueers. and also al the sale.
This is AN unusual opportunity 20 buy
fertile land convenient of access 10 Rich
mOnd. either by daily trains, electric cars.
or by private conveyance
TERMS. One-third cash. the res due in
two equal instrument at one and two
years with interest added from day Of
sale for which notes are 20 be given. and
title retained until the whole purchase
money is paid and a conveyance Us ordered
by the Court o.,......,-.....
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WANTED TENANTS FOR DELIGHT
fiiiIv cool flat completely furnished Tor
Housekeeping. A good servant on me
place. 10 a good tenant very a-oii-
able terms. Apply AZ 80 cast 80
lin street. J'"
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GRIST MILL WITH 49, ACRES LAND.
Dwelling. shop Tools fne Fish Pond
thirteen miles from Richmond. ON cold
Harhor road. win be sold at auction
AUGUST IT. 1900 j. w POWERS.
Westover Hanover county. Va.
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WANTED AN EXPERIENCED MILLER
without family. Address. 4. J.. Walk
Err ROXbury Va 1ylb
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HELP wANTED-MaIe.

WANTED-50 EXPERIENCED MOULD
ers for work away from city, perma-
nent employment. and highest rates on
pay. Apply al LEXINGTON HOTEL
Twelfth and Main streets. room rs. after
A. NJ
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WANTED.

We have been very fortunate ia i :, v"',
most OF our desirable houss7 49, viii
have a vacant house OF Vio
be vacant soon giye us tr!adl,,,pAxy
A. J. CHfWNlNG CONAN,
jylG No. north ie"''' -.
ATTENTION. p. Y. p. U.-Bl AG,oNss'ina
called for and stored az our V,i or 49,
east Main street, for all persons 800 80
ing to 20 on any of the side TRIPS, 1nn
will be delivered 20 any depot LOT ".,s
charge Please leave your orders =. o.,
office. SO east Main street IgI PiV' IA
attention. New fhOhc H."
Phone 7J2. .,pDt-p
jyi6 a. W. 90
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EUUND 20. -. l.AprTFD
vft a. W. bsAANi'f'

ISAAC HARRIS HEIRs.-WhlNtsL.D-..
the names and address Of the ne,r!
interested I'm the property or 80
HARRIS who died In ST. Louis NO.
in $50 Address n. j. WHITNEY 20
Court street. Alton. H. Virginia PAPERS
please copy.
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Sea View Cottages.

Cool ocean breezes. free bathing. com.
Portable rooms and good board a. reason-
able rates In Two OF the best cottages on
the beach For terms address MRS. XII
BY and MRS. MfRlCk, Virginia Beech.
Va. JUL
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- BRISTOL. - SOUTHWEST
VIRGINIA INSTITUTE "a school for
tho higher education of Young Women.
LOCATION of surpassing beauty in the
healthful. picturesque, mountain region
of Virginia. altitude 800 feet. no ma
larla FACULTY of five men and ten
women. trained bon schools Ike Univ. OF
Virginia. Univ of Michigan. Harvard
ROYAL C0nscry of Berlin and Emerson
College Of Oratory. BUILDINGS best
equipped in the South. cost over SlVo.OO0:
every modern convenience Apply for
illustrated catalogue. w. TT. TIARp.
President. Bristol Va. JUS
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MccABEs UNIVERSITY SCHOOL

The thirty-dfth annual session Of this
schO for boys begins September -. 1899.
Thorough preparation for University of
virginia, Yale. Harvard United States
Military and Naval Academies and the
leading Engineering Schools. Full staff.
boarding Department strictly limited
For catalogue address
w. GORDON McCABE
iyG Head Master
MISS WTNSTONs PRIMARY SCHOOL
for Girls and Boys viii reopen SEP
TENDER d. $500 an her fathers resi-
dence, Richmond College. jyl6
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CI O0Q WILL BUY \ HANDSOME
C1s OUU RESIDENCE; eight rooms:
IN perfect order; near Candles Hin
JOHN y. GODDIN & Co,
Real Estate Agents,
iyf6 Bank and Eleventh streets.
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The Valentine MueSum

ELEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open daily from 10 q. NJ. 20 p. NJ
Admission. p cents. Free on Saturdays
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c. II. oliver. Auctioncer,
20 east Broad street.
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L OR SALE.
MAGNIFICENT JAMES RIVER FARM
For particulars. apply 20
y w. BOWIE
jyi6 Richmond Va.
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For SAFE.
Il OR SALE OR RENT
TWO LARGE BRlCK

Five-Story Buildings Lot 132 FEET
FRONT with railroad connection. oIeva-
tor. &c Cary near Fifteenth street VIII
remodel. Tho low price viii surprise Won.
j. THOMPSON BROWN q CO..
1yl6 NIB Main street.
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AT Fort Douglas.

Lieutenant and Mrs. Wilson and
Lieutenant and Mrs. jerks were the
guests of Mr.. w. F. McMillen at a box
party at "Olivette" on Thursday even
ing.
Captain ]. B. Bachelor, jr., enter
tanned CAPTAIN and Mrs. Wygant and
Lieutenant and Mrs. Leitch at a box
party at "olivette" Thursday even
ing.
Lieutenant and Mrs jerks and Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Kerwin We're the
guests of DR.. and Mrs. H. D. Niles at
dinner party on Friday evening.
The most enjoyable affair of the
week was the dinner party given by
Lieutenant and Mrs. Nelson on Satur-
day evening. The dining room was
tastefully decorated with trimmings of
pink and green, and on the table were
two large bouquets of pink carnations
and ferns. Those who enjoyed the
dainty menu were DR.. and Mrs. H. d.
Niles, Major and Mrs. Birmingham,
Lieutenant and Mrs. jerks. Lieutenant
and Mrs. Kerwin, and Lieutenant and
Mrs. Murphy.
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Surprise Party.

A pleasant surprise party was given
in honor of William H. Bess by Miss
Margaret Leslie at her home, 423 West
First North. The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated with flags and bunting.
The chandeliers were also covered with
national colors. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Leslie, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bess, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Hay,
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Bess, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Whiting. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Berk. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Leslie,
Mrs. Minnie Chants, Mrs. Alice Robin
son, Mrs. Eliza Kugg, Miss Phoebe
Hay, Miss Emma Broburg, Miss May
Hill, Miss c. Hill, Mr.. George Leslie,
Mr.. Stephen Reed, Mr.. George Hay,
Mr.. George Holiday, Mr.. George Math-
ew, Mr.. Eugene Holiday, Mr.. Robert
HAY and Mr.. Colson Smith.
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Masquerade.

The home of Ar. James A. Cunning
ham on First street was the scene of a
very pretty masquerade on Friday
evening, the affair being given by Miss
Florence Cunningham, Miss Alice Cum
ningham, Miss Marjorie Ellerbeck and
Miss Josephine Wells. The large ball
room on the top floor was used for
dancing, and at midnight supper was
served in the handsomely decorated
rooms down stairs.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Wells. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellerbeck. the
Misses Leda Rawlins, Alta Rawlins,
Lucille Taylor. Geneva Clark, Hattie
Young, Retta Pyper, Hattie Whitney,
May Bartlett, Young, Dorothy Dryer,
Eva Thomas. Luella Spencer. Belle
Clayton, Edith Ellerbeck. Margaret
Young, Josephine Botsford, Messrs. Roy
Cunningham, Warren Latimer, Roy
Ronney. Sidney Beatie, Walter Trent,
Lawrence Beck. Scott Grossbe *. SD
hey Morris, Adrian Pembroke. Frank
Young, Ellis Johnson. Harry Thomas,
Arthur Davis, Lee Dinwoodey, Douglas
Moffat, McCune, Griffin. Berkeley.
Joslyn.
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Provo, now of Cotton, visited friends

Provo. now of Cotton, visited friends
here today.
Levi Openshaw of Santaquin is Wis
itor in the Garden City today.
Bishop Mccullough of Knightsville
Tintic. is here today.
Oscar wilkins of Knightsville is visit
ing old friends here this week.
Professor George Ellsworth of Payson
is here today
A marriage license was today granted
to Peter F. Boyack. aged "a, and Han
nah e. Larsen, aged %, both OF spanish
Fork.
Joseph Peterson, a student of the b
Y. academy, left for his home IN the
northern part of the state today.
Miss Annie Pulsipher is over from
American Fork today.
Bishop. Thorne of Pleasant Grove is
visitor in Provo today.
Court Stenographer D. H. Roberts
was in Salt Lake this week.
w. r. H. Paxman of the Bullion
Beck store. Eureka, is here today.
Mayor S. S. Jones was in Tintic dur
ing the week on mining business
Sheriff George Storrs is in springville
today.
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Yesterday Miss Louie Whitaker of
the B. Y. academy left for the Dread
institute, cooking and training school
goes to this school as Utah's represen-
tative. She is an estimable young lady,
and has held the position of instructor
in the domestic department of the b.
Y. academy for the past year.
@ @ @
The Provo Dramatic company Will
put on the boards at the opera house
about March IS the popular play, THE
Poor of New York" as a special en-
tertainment for the old folks and wild
ows of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Num- left today
for st. Louis.
Mrs. William Chapman of American
Fork was over Thursday to attend the
sociable given by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
I. Farrer.
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Miss LOUISE Hedquist is over from
Lehi visiting her parents for a few
days.
o @ q
The First ward entertainment COM
mittee will give character ball next
Friday in the opera house for the ben
eft of the First ward social hall.
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A successful recital was given in the
B. Y. academy hall this evening. Miss
May Babcock of Salt Lake was pres
ent ane others of great talent heloed 10
make the occasion noteworthy one.
g @ @
Mrs. D. P. Kellogg. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Halma Smith of the Third
ward. who has been here on a visit, has
left for Oakland, Cal, where she in
tends making her future home. Her
youngest sister, Edith, accompanied
her
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Kensington Tea.

Mrs RE Dix was the hostess of q
Kensington Tuesday afternoon. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
palms, smilax and pink and white car
nations. There was a guessing con-
test during the afternoon, for which
Mrs. Heath won the prize.
The guests We're Mrs Frank Pierce
Mrs. r. C. Wilson, Mrs. ]. D. Kenwor-
thy, Mrs. McCallurn, Mrs. L. B. Coates,
Mrs. NJ. P Wells, Mrs. A Dewey, Miss
Dewey. Mrs. C. Riley, Mrs. Houghton
Mrs. ]. Sands, Mrs. H. Johnson, Mr.
F. D. Kimball, Mrs. s. Dunford, Mrs
S. Garnett, Mrs. S. 7. Shelp. Mrs. Daniel,
Mrs. Price, Mrs. L. Seckles, Mrs. D
Cliff, Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Butcher, Mrs
Jane Young, Mrs. c. Benedict, Mrs
Mcintosh, Miss Robbins, Miss Retta
Young, Miss Fannie Young, Mrs. D. c.
Dunbar, Miss Jean Kimball, Miss Liz
zie Kimball, Mrs. Z. Knappen, Mrs. A
McAllister, Mrs. Van Colt, Mrs. Farms
worth, Mrs. Hamill, Mrs. Watson, Mrs
Graham, Mrs. E. Patterson, Miss Jose
phine Spencer, Mrs. J. 7. Donahue, Mrs.
Chase, Mrs. W. II. Mcintyre.
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Social Notes.

Mrs. A. S. Bower entertained at din
ner Wednesday evening, compliment
tary to Mrs. Clennill and Mrs. Wright
who leave tomorrow for England. Cow
ers were laid for eight.
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Mrs. w. II. Bancroft entertained at
luncheon Thursday afternoon. Covers
were laid for eight.
Mrs Burkett and Miss Burkett OF
Haley, Ida, are the guests of Miss
Georgia McKimmins.
Mrs. Thomas Jennings entertained
the Sewing club on Thursday.
Among those giving box parties at
the Sousa concert Wednesday evening
were Mrs. S. B. Emery, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. C. Park, Mr.. and Mrs. Gemmell.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Jack have gone
to Los Angeles.
Miss Sadie McChrystal has returned
from Eureka.
Mr.. N1oyian c. Fox has returned from
New York.
Judge and Mrs. w. A. Sherman left
yesterday for an eastern visit.
9 @ g
DR.. Bracken of Bingham spent the
past week in the city.
9 3 g
Miss Marie Mason will. return from
New York the early part Of the week.
Mr.. George Wardlaw of New York
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
James A, Pollock during the past two
weeks
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Mrs. George F. Downey leaves dur
ing the coming week for San Fran
cisco. -. ~
Miss Ora Hardness and Miss AIDE
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Dinner at the Kenyon.

Miss Mamie Porter entertained at
dinner at the Kenyon Thursday even
ing. The table was very handsomely
decorated. In the center was a LARGE
mirror, which supported silver vase
filed with red carnations, white mar
guerites and smilaX. AT either END
stood tall vases OF carnations and can
delabra shaded in red
Following dinner 'sixty-three'' was
played. prizes being won by Mrs. Eller-
beck. Mr.. Percy Sadler and Miss DAY
The guests were DR.. and Mrs. VIII Ell
lerbeck. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sadler,
Miss Kessler, Miss Griffin, Miss Winnie
Welby, Miss Kathleen Anderson, Miss
Louie OdeIl. Miss June Sadler, Miss
sherman, Miss Laura Sherman, Miss
Kenyon, Mr.. Elbridge Thomas, Mr.
Clinton. Mr.. Rash, Mr.. Wallach, Mr..
Karl Lollin, Mr.. Victor Lollin, Mr..
Jackson. Mr.. Roy Brown, Mr.. S. Porter,
Mr. Taylor.
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Birthday Party.

Mrs. j. Treweek gave very delight
full birthday party Thursday evening
at her home, 254 South Second East,
in honor of her grandson, Harold Cou-
tons, fifth anniversary. The young
folks enjoyed themselves in playing
games until late in the evening. when
they sat down to a dainty supper.
Those present were Misses Birdie Dun
lap, Lenora Powell, Erma Bouck, Iva
Heath, Alta, Heath, Cathaline McCooey,
Amy Learned, Marie McCooey, Della
Powell, Welthia Learned: Masters Har-
old Couton, Truman Armstrong, Thorn
as Powell. Eugene Couton, Clifton
Heath, Clifford Heath, Bow Learned,
Johnnie and Arthur McCooey, Buddie
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Opal Club Dance.

The opal club gave a dance at Chris
tensen's Thursday evening"
Among those present to enjoy the
gayety were Dr. A. II. Taylor, Mr.. D.
A Hughey, Mr. Charles Dowse, Miss
Marie Edwards, Mr.. G. e. Greenen,
Miss Grace D. Keller, Mr.. John Acomb,
Mr. C. w. Walton. Mr.. w. c. Coleman,
Mr. Frank Browning, Mr.. Frank Raw
lings, Mr.. Max Brodie, Miss Stella Bar
ton, Miss Abbie Rumel, Mr.. N. c.
Evans, Miss Minnie Anderson, Miss
Wilder. Miss f. Hamlin, Miss Amy
Taylor, Miss Alice Fitzgerald, Miss Mel
lie Fitzgerald, Miss Kate Anderson,
Miss Belle Hooking, Mr. a. F. Smith,
Miss Opal Z. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gardner, Mr.. and Mrs. S. F..
Murphy, Mr.. F. Christensen, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. Berry, Mrs. L. P. Christen-
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Nelson, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hess, Mr. II. Coulam, jr., DR.. E.
NJ. Keysor MI O. Morris, Mr.. H. S.
Anderson, Miss Lizzie Livingston, Mr..
and Mrs. E. r. Dickinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Browning, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Libby, Miss Florence Taylor.
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Although the number of large parties
during the past week has been notice.
ably small several charming afternoon
and evening affairs have taken place.
There were the dinners given by Mrs.
George a. Lowe, Mrs. McMillen and
Mr.. w. f Ford, the card party given
by Miss Porter. the afternoon anairs
of Mrs. Dix and Mrs. Chase, ana sew
eral Theatre parties and luncheons
throughout the week. So that IN spite
of the fact that the social edict, as We'll
as the religious, forbids formal enter
tanning, society in Salt Lake continues
to enjoy itself in its own way, ana
shows little disposition to observe Lent.
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Entertainment at Mrs. Downey's.

Mrs. George F. Downey entertained
during the week in honor of Master
Fairfax Downey. The afternoon was
passed playing games ana dancing, and
later refreshments were served. The
table was decorated deliberately. In the
center stood a coach, fashioned from a
large yellow pumpkin, and filled with
popcorn balls. 1t was drawn by candy
horses, and scrambling over it were
tiny candy mice. Boxes of candy were
given each child as a souvenir.
The children who enjoyed the affair
were the little Misses Woodruff, Smed-
ley. White, Marshall, Ducat. Bidwell
and Master Woodruff, White. Styer and
Peabody.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-05
Afternoon Tea.

Thursday afternoon Mrs. RE Dix and
Mrs. Laura Chase gave Kensington
at the home of the former. The Iloral
decorations were smilax and carnations.
pink and white being the colors used
A guessing game was participated ii
by the guests, Miss Jennie Calder wiz
ming the prize.
Those present were: Mrs Phoebe
KimbaH. Mrs. Margaret Clawson, Mrs.
M. Shaughnessy. Mrs. Theresa Werner,
Mrs. c. S. Burton. Mrs. L. G. Burton,
Mrs. j. -. Spencer, Mrs. Myra Rcs-
sitter, Mrs Eva Davis. Mrs. George
Marshall, AIRS. Z. A Smith Mrs p {.
Farnsworth, Miss Farnsworth, Mrs. A.
Z. Hyde. Mrs. Frank Hyde, Mrs. j. G..
Felt, Mrs. John Groesbeck, Mrs ".
GroesbeclS, Mrs. Watson. Mrs. Carlson,