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Tborn-Newhouse Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Carrie Stewart
Thorn daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Ed
win r. Thorn, and Simeon Edgar New
house. a prominent young lawyer of
n. Louis. took place yesterday.
The ceremony was performed at the
First Presbyterian church, Rev. DR..
paden officiating. II was witnessed
only by the immediate family Miss
Maud Thorn, sister of the bride, played
selections from LOhengrin during the
entrance Of the bridal party, the music
changing TO the Mendelssohn wedding
march during the benedictiOn.
From until a reception was held
at the brides home on South Main
street. The house was beautifully
decorated throughout. The parlOr was
empowered IN roses and ferns. The
library was in pink. Fragrant sweet
meas being used, together with plumOsa
and palms White and green were the
colors chosen for the dining room. The
norshed oak table was covered with
Mexican drawn work, and as a center
niece a cut-glass vase of white carna-
rions was used. The sideboard was
covered with the same flowers, and the
corners of the room were filed with
Mains. Daylight was excluded and the
chandeliers were shaded in pink. Pre-
siding over the room were Miss Mary
Louise Anderson, Miss Lowe, Miss
Cotton. Miss Hardness, Miss Burke.
Miss Norma Dickert, Miss Hampstead.
The bride wore a dainty gown of
white organdie with trimmings or rose
point and satin ribbons, and carried a
shower bouquet of white roses. She
had no attendants
A string orchestra was stationed in
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In Honor of Miss Clark.

Mr.. Hugh Dougall gave a musicale
Tuesday evening for Miss Arvilla CLARK
o. Provo. Among those who contrib
uted vocal numbers were Mrs.. C.oAss.i,
Miss Clark, Mr.. Dougall and Mr. Wins
low Smith
Those who enjoyed the affair were:
Miss Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Burton,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Beatie, Mir. and
Mrs. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Spen-
yer. Mr.. I'D Mrs. II. G.. Whitney. Mr..
and Mrs. Piper, Mr.. and Mrs. Ensign,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Whitney. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Dougall. jr., MI. and Mrs.
A. w. McCune, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian
McCune, Miss Celia Sharp, Miss Clark,
Miss Rothwell of New York, Miss Me-
Cune. Miss Allendar, Miss frankie
Sharp, Miss Murdoch, Miss H. Jennings,
M. Will Mcclellan, Mr.. Ed Hills, Mr..
w. Conrad, Mr.. w. Smith, DR.. Roth
well of New York, Professor Lund, Mr..
Rickter. Mr.. Eugene Lewis, Mr.. Carl
Scheid, Mr.. A. Sheppard.
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Social Chat.

Arthur Parsons returned home Fri
Jay o o o
DR.. George T. odeH is down from
Butte.
F. c. Schramm has returned from
Boise.
The Woman's Press Club meets to-
morrow.
Joseph Jennings has returned from
Brighton.
Miss Rose Engilman has returned
from Denver,
Miss Buckle is spending her vacation
at Castillo Springs.
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Miss Emma Madison is spending her
vacation in the northwest.
o @ 8
The Misses Mason are enjoying a trip
through the Yellowstone.
- o @
Miss Pearl Buckley has gone to Cas-
tilla to spend a few weeks.
Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick returned
from Brigham on Tuesday.
Miss Sue o. Smith of Wisconsin is
visiting friends in this city.
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Mrs. s. W. EccIes has gone to her
summer home at Island Park.
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Miss Rosencrans of Helena is the
guest of Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury.
8 8 @
Mrs. Ziegler of Butte, Mont, is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. J. Croxall.
q 8 8
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Parsons and
daughter have sailed for Alaska.
@ @ @
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Richardson left
last night for Liverpool, England.
8 8 3
Deputy Recorder j. o. Nystrom will
spend his vacation in San Francisco.
The Poets Round Table will meet
tomorrow with Mrs. Ferdinand Dick
ert.
@ @ 8
Mrs. D. S. Spencer is entertaining
Mrs. T. B. Perrine of Blue Lakes,
Idaho.
@ 6 8
Miss Lucille Jennings, who is a
guest of Mrs. Joseph Jennings at
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Lawn PARTY,

A very pretty lawn party was given
Tuesday evening by Miss Bertha
Bootes. complimentary to Miss Virginia
Breeder of Ogden. The lawn was COW
cred with rugs and artistically arranged
cOZy corners. A clever conversation
game was enjoyed during the early
part of the evening. Afterwards the
guests visited a tent on the side lawn,
where a cleverly disguised fortune tell
err revealed the future. Dancing filled
the remainder of the evening.
To meet Miss Breeder there We're
present: Miss Bessie Ames, Miss Helen
Hahn Miss Galena COnWell, Miss An
ME Adams, Miss Marion Allen, Miss
Leigh Block, Miss Verna BarrOws of
Ogden, Miss Birdie BOreman of Ogden,
Miss Clara Brooks, Miss May Billings,
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OGDEN.

George c. Thompson was down from
Idaho Thursday.
R. L. Fulton of Reno visited IN o.
den Friday.
Mrs. Langley of Butte is visiting in
the city.
John O. CritchlOw was visiting his
parents in Ogden during the week.
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Mrs. George WATSON Of Hebron, Neb-i
visited friends in the city during the
week.
8 8 8
The ladies of the Congregational
church gave an afternoon party at
Mrs. Dalrymple's Wednesday.
9 9 o
V. A. HoIbrook has severed his con-
nection with J. S Lewis q Co. and
moved to Salt Lake.
6 @ 8
Misses POrtia Coolidge and Frances
Joyce are visiting relatives in Idaho.
g g 9
Hon. Thomas D. Dee is back from
Portland.
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DR.. S. w. WheTry was married at
Lawrence. Kan, Tuesday evening to
Miss Cornelia Zimmerman. They Will
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Rutt returned from their European
trip last week and are staying at the
Manitou.
Mr. Carl Seheid was entertained on
Wednesday evening by the members of
St. PauI's choir, prior to. his departure
for Europe.
Miss Sylvia Cohn and Miss Ruth
Palmer, who have been visiting at
Manitou and Colorado Springs, viii re
turn home on Tuesday.
Miss Claudia Morris with party of
twelve friends spent Monday evening
driving about town in tallyho. sere-
nading their many friends.
The Misses Bishop, Van Colt and
Pratt spent yesterday visiting the
Dragons Head. Old Arm Chair, under
the guidance of r. A. Pratt.
Judge and Mrs. lie Grande Young,
Mrs William Reid, Mrs. Kenneth Kerr
and Miss Jasmine Young leave Tuesday
for their summer home on the Weber.
Among the passengers on the Astoria.
which sailed for Europe July Il. Were
j. A. Cunningham. Miss NJ. Cunning
ham. Miss T. G. Cunningham, Miss A.
L. Cunningham and Miss Miranda Q.
Cook of Salt Lake.
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The notable event of the week was
the marriage of Miss Jessie Forbes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Governor
NJ. Forbes, and Lieutenant Charles S.
Mccullough OF the Ninth cavarly.
Mr.. Walter Meeks gave an informal
mn 10 IN
those who took part in the programme
were Miss Arvilla Clark, Miss Sallie
Fisher, Mr.. Hugh DougaIl, Mr.. Carl
Scheid and Mr. WinslOw Smith.
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Miss Carrie Thorn and Simeon Edgar
NewhOuse, whose marriage occurred
yesterday, were the guests of honor at
a number of delightful affairs during
the week. Principal among them were
the dinners given by Mrs. Jacobs and
Mrs. Stewart.
The Harmonic, a German Singing So
ciety of this city, under the leadership
of Professor Evanson, has commenced
rehearsing in earnest for the next sea-
sons work. The society is already a
strong one, and has some very good ma
terial They contemplate an outing TO
the Lagoon in the near future, for
Whlch a suitable programme Is IN prep
aratiOn.
8 {: 8
A very pleasant surprise was ten
dered Mrs. Milo Vincent at her home
Cos West Fourth North street Friday
evening. Music, card playing and
dancing formed the amusement of the
evening, after which dainty refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Vincent, Mr..
and Mrs. Brigham Rid, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Player, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
LangtOn, Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gillespie, Mr..
and Mrs. John Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Gillespie, Mrs Hull, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Needham, Mrs, Needham, Mrs.
Ernest Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. John Lees, Mr..
John Vincent, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
{ Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Luce,
Mr.. Leo T. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Alma
/ Vincent. John Vincent, jr., Miss Alice
/ Wright, Miss Eva Lees. Joseph Player,
! Horace Vincent, Lorenzo Needham,
VIII Gillespie. Matte Gillespie.
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Federation at Saltair.

Tuesday the S1st, will be the day for
the annual gathering of the club
women Of the state with their lunches
at Saltair. 1t is the only picnic day in
the year when the dear club women
throw off all ceremony and reserve and
laugh and talk and battle and eat to-
gether and preparations are being made
to do this more generally and in a
jOllieF fashion than ever before. The
club women are urged to bring all their
families and every friend along The
day is for the public and the fund
realized through the genuine courtesy
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Brighton viii return home on Tues
day.
Mr.. anG Mrs, D. A. Macdonald are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Frank N.
Wilson.
Mrs. Sophia Sharp and Miss Mamie
Sharp have returned from Soda
Springs.
Archbishop Riordan was the guest
of honor at an Alta club banquet on
Monday
Miss Emily Read has invitations out
for 2 luncheon at the Alta club on
Tuesday.
Mrs Mary Judge and Miss Judge will
return from Park City during the COM
ing week.
Thursday in honor of Miss Monroe OF
Pittsburg.
Mrs. Monroe and Miss Monroe of
Pittsburg, Pa, is the guest of Mrs G.
S. Peyton.
Miss Temple Penraid Of Provo is the
Sit'ct of Miss NGbel Gardiner. at 80;
F-f5;l street.
Mrs. George Hawkes. and Mrs Alice
Eva Hawkes. have returned from a trip
to North Dakota.
Mrs. G. NJ. Forbes returned on Non
day from st. Louis, where she has been
visiting relatives.
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Mrs. Dahlstead, Mrs. Allison and
Mrs. BOttleson are pleasantly located
in Parley's canyon.
o 8 8
Mrs. o. ]. Salisbury will entertain
Wednesday at tea in honor of Mi5s
Rosencrans of Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. George z. Bliss of Ann
Arbor, Mich, are in the city, the guests
Of relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Harvey and chill
dren have gone to Wasatch for the re-
mainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Walker have
gone to California to spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
Miss Grace Clawson entertained a
Creek canyon on the oath.
g 9 9
Mrs. w. G. Sharp gave an informal
luncheon at the Alta club Monday in
honor of eastern visitors.
Misses Marie and Alice Mcguire and
Miss Grayce McGonagle of Ogden are
visiting Salt Lake friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Percy SadIer, Miss
Sprague and Mr.. Walker will spend
August in the Yellowstone.
DR.. Worthington, Messrs. 6. H. Fields
and e B. Wieks have returned from a
fishing trip on the Snake river.
Mrs. A. P. Sinclair and Miss Sinclair
left Monday evening for st. Anthony,
Ida, TO visit Mrs. William Gray.
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Among the weddings of the week was
that of Miss Elsie Poll and Lieutenant
E. G. Davis of the Fifth infantry.
Mes. E. L. Sheets and oarty, Mrs. A.
Murphy and ]. ", Killeeu, leave dur
ms the week fOr the did Arm Char.
q 9 (.
Frank N. Wilson and family are en-
tertaining Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. MacDon-
aid at their home. )47 Last First South.
g 9, q
Mrs. Will H. Lett and Miss Gladys
have returned home after a three
weeks visit to Blight Ia and the lahes.
g g (.
Mrs. William NJ DennotJ and Mrs.
Della TaTbet entertain at cards next
Thursday, in honor Of Mrs. A II. Tar
bet.
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Mrs. L. NJ. Rutt and Miss Linnie
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Surprise Party.

Miss Zina D. H. Young was pleasant
ly surprised Thursday afternoon by a
number of her old friends. The hours
were passed informally with music and
conversation, and dainty refreshments
were served.
Present were: Mrs. B. w. Smith,
Mrs. Julia c. Howe, Mrs. Sarah P.
Snow, Mrs. z. B. Wells, Mrs. S. ].
Cannon, Mrs, NJ, A. Lambert, Elizabeth
Webb. Mrs. Maria W. Wilcox, Mrs.
Lydia Ann Wells. Mrs. Elizabeth S.
Wilcox, Mrs. Phoebe P. Beatie, Mrs.
Elizabeth Langton, Mrs. Camilli Cobb,
Mrs. Hannah Wells, Mrs. n.
Twiss Young, Mrs. Emma Woodruff,
Mrs. Minnie ]. Snow, Mrs. L. L. @.
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Miss Nellie Bennett, Miss Edna Bailey,
Miss Phania Cooper, Miss Alice Fisher,
Miss Nellie GosS, Miss Jessie Hammond
of Ogden, Miss Abbie Herman, Miss
Edyth Hale. Miss Jean Horne. Miss
Jessie Horne. Miss Maydelia Hobbs.
Miss Marion Knickerbocker, Miss Irene
Lakin. Miss lone Morrison, Miss Meyer,
Miss Sadie Merrill, Miss Marge Miller,
Miss May Mcintosh of Ouray, Colo,
Miss Edith Mcintosh of Ouray, Colo,
Miss Ina Nichols. Miss Bessie Officer,
Miss Ethel OFT. Miss Sara Reid Park.
Miss Margaret Russell, Miss Daisy
Raybould. Miss Leda Rawlins, Miss
Carrie Sappington, Miss Dora Schoppe,
Miss Evy Thomas, Miss Pearl Van Colt,
Miss Pearl Weller, Mr.. Frank Allen.
M. Mort Allen. Mr.. Roscoe Breeder,
Mr.. Percy Berkeley, Mr.. Clark, Mr..
Fitzsimmons, Mr.. Alex Eberhardt, Mr..
Frank Foote. Mr.. Arthur Gates, Mr.
Walter Harris. DR.. Giesy, Mr.. Herman
Johnson. Mr.. George Keysor, Mr.. Lee
Lakin. Mr.. Fred Leonard, Mr.. Irwin
McNiece, Mr.. Royal Mulliron. Mr. Man
sen of Ogden, Mr.. Walter Nickum, Mr..
Robert Park. Mr.. Harry Pitts, Mr.. Nor
man Ritter. Mr.. Horace Smith, Mr.. Err
nest Smith, Mr.. Walter Smith, Mr.. Jim
Sadlef, Mr.. Winslow Smith, Mr.. Jack
Turner, Mr.. Arthur Thomas, Mr.. Earl
Watrous, Mr.. Ralph Watrous, Mr.. Rob
Young,
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Kensington Tea.

An attractive little event of Friday
afternoon was the Kensington given by
Miss Norma Dickert. The parlors were
frightened with roses and ferns and
the guests passed the hours informally.
Among the guests were: Miss Sadie
McChrystal, Miss Irma Alff, Miss Edna
Bailey, Miss Florence Evans. Miss
Anna Johnson, Miss Leonard, Miss
Sallie Leonard, Miss Daisy Raybould,
Miss Mamie Sharp. Miss Edythe Sears.
Miss Dininny, Miss Berkhod, Miss
Elizabeth GrOO
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To Meet Miss Breeden.

Miss Virginia Breeder of Ogden was
yesterday the guest of honor at a
luncheon given by Miss Carrie Sap
pingtOn. The luncheon table was eff
fectively arranged with pink sweet
peas. and the delicious menu was en-
jOyed by Miss Breeder, Miss Jean
Holmes. Miss Bertha BoOtes, Miss May
Mack and Miss Edith Mack OF Ouray,
Colo. Miss Eddingfield, Miss Ames,
Miss Helen Hahn Miss Moss, Miss
Jessie Hammond, Miss Smith, Miss
Stella Kelley
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Griffin an
nouncc the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Flora, to Elbrdge L. Thomas. This
announcement will be an interesting
niece of news TO society circles, where
In the young couple are both well
known. Miss Griffin is a recognized
loader of the younger set. She made
her debut two years ago, her charming
personality at once making her a de-
rided favorite. Her fiancee is the eldest
SON of Ex-Governor Arthur L. Thomas.
Ha is "a capable young business man,
and is at present connected with the
ofice of the state board of land COM
missf0ners. The marriage will take
mace i'm October and will be one of the
brilliant events Of the autumn season.
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At Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Uhl entertained
at dinner Wednesday evening. The
decorations were in red and white and
were beautifully arranged. In the
center of the table was a bowl of red
carnations, and from the chandelier TO
the guests places were white satin rib
hons interviewer with ferns. The lights
were shaded in red. the whole produc-
ing a beautiful effect
The guests were: Miss Ella Rich,
Miss Annie Smith, Mr.. Arthur Bishop,
Mr.. Fred KnoWlton, Mr.. f. E. Rich and
M MOrtenSen
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At Luncheon

Mrs Clarence Bradley gave a dainty
iNhcheon Monday, complimentary to
ner guest, Miss Pischel of Chicago
The decorations were carried out in the
different tones of yellow and were
beautifully arranged.
Covers were laid for Miss Pischel.
Mrs. w. c. Jennings. Mrs. Arthur
Brown, Mrs. Hemphill, Mrs Shelton,
Mrs. A. t. Sanford, Mrs. Henderson,
Mrs. b. NJ. Miller and Mrs. Lonsbury
of Denver
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, Ihe upper hall, and discoursed a de-
IiSnCIul programme of concert music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newhouse LEFT on the
evening train for Glenwood where thew
VIII spend <1e coming two weeks. They
VIII afterward go 10 St. Louis. where
they viii make their home. The best
wishes of a large. circle on friends in
this city will follow them in their new
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Of the SaltaiF management is for the
Free Travelling library, an educational
PUBLIC institution and every man.
woman and little child should feel it
ms and her pleasure and privilege to
be at the lake on the 31st. and to buy a
ticket and give it away if he cannot 20.
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Lake PARTY

Mrs. Hal w. Brown gave a lake par
ty during the week in honor of Mrs
Fowler and Mrs. Balding of Fremont,
Neb. Among others who enjoyed Mrs.
Browns hospitality were Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. Peyton. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dem. Mr.. and Mrs Airs, Mr.. and Mrs.
kellogg, Miss Peyton and Mr.. George
Airs
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Alethian Lyceum.

The Alethian Lyceum held its regular
meeting Friday evening. The pro-
gTamme included papers on "The
Dawn of Liberty by Miss Nellie Goss.
How the Reformation Began by Miss
Mldella Hobbs, Medieval Commerce.
by Lee Bloch, Supremacy of Spain"
by Halle FerOn, Spanish COLOMBIA
ton by Laura SchODpe.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following permits to wed were is.
sued last week by the county clerk OF
Salt Lake county:
Leo n. Decker, Salt Lake City ..........23
Nellie Watson, Salt Lake City ........gl
OloI r W aioerS, Robinson -.-..-......--29
Anna h Bergquist, Robinson ........23
Florence Savile, Salt Lake City -
Edwin G. Davis, Samaria. Ida. ........2r
Elsie PlOO, Salt Lake City ..............2I
John Burrows, Bingham -..-..............63
Margaret Valentine, Salt Lake City So
Olof + Anderson, Salt Lake City ........2S
Ella Carney, Salt Lake City .........-l9
Mary Ann Groves, Sugar ward ........5S
Ernest Z. Wilschke, Salt Lake City 81
Selma CzapieWsl1i, Salt Lake City .,..2i
William c. WeicheTt, Murray .-.-.-.....-22
Lucebie D. Atwood, Murray ............Zl
George L. England, TOoele ..............21
Edna Z. Martin, Tooele ................lS
Aaron Densley, Riverton -..,...-.-.,..,...91
Eliza J, Huffman, Coalville --,.-..,-...-i
Simeon Z. NeWhOuse, St Louis, Mo. -.-.-33
Carrie S Thorn, Salt Lake City .-.----,
John Labdt, Salt Lake City .......~......c6
Maud Hanson, East Jordan ....,.---...1S
Daniel II. White, Salt Lake City s..-..s.33
Lizzie Leonard, Edwall, Wash...,.-s..23
George 3. Barnshaw, Bingham .-.,....-.54
Lucy MOrrisSett, Bingham .--.........43
Leroy Morris Salt Lake City .-.-..--.-.-2S
Sana Gillian. Cheyenne, WyO...-.s.--.l9
Albert R. Pratt, Salt Lake City .-.,....2l'
Bertha J. COndie. Salt Lake City ...-..li
Charles II. Bradley, Salt Lake City ..,,S
Martha Hochstraser, Salt Lake Ltty..E
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Informal Evening.

On Tuesday evening the Misses
Ethel and Winnie Saville entertained
at cards. Among the players were the
Misses Mabel Snow, Grace Cannon.
MAY Young, Margaret Glade, Tillie
Barton. Messrs. Shepherd, Clarence
Neslen. Bruce Brown, Preston Cannon
and Sidney SaVille.
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Richards. Mrs. Margaret p Young,
Mrs. Margaret Y. Taylor. Mrs. Julia
Brixen. Mrs. Amelia Measer, Mrs Mar
jorie McCarty. Mrs. Maria Y. DougaH.
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Progressive Society.

The Progressive society met Friday
evening at the home of Miss Brown.
After the regular business the following
programme was rendered:
rams SOLO .................Et Ethel bruce
Readlng ...,.......... Nellie Brown
vocal solo ElVera Elder
Reading - -..-........F Fred Schroeder
PIANO solo .............--.....M Mae Price
Grafton .... ...H Brown
A spirited discussion as to whether
cyclists should be allowed on the side
walks was debated. The speakers were
II. Brown. r. D. Johnson, Mabel
Brown, H. A. Shepard, ]. Haas, J.
Walden, Elvera Edler, Jay johnson
and Hattie Currier.
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FELL FROM THE
 FOURTH STORY Horrible Death of Byron WiI- Hams at the Eagle Hotel
 This Morning,

At 1:3O this morning Byron Williams, a boss in the stockyards of the city furnaces of the Sloss Iron and Steel Company, fell from the fourth story of the Eagle Hotel and was instantly killed. He occupied room No. 66 in the hotel, and had gone to bed earlier in the night. When found on the sidewalk he was in his night clothes. He had evidently been taken sick at his stomach during the night and went to the window, but lost his balance and fell out on his head
 His room was found bolted on the inside and had to be entered through the tram some Williams had but one leg. His arti- ficial leg was found by his bed.
 The unfortunate man was crushed almost to a pulp by the force of the fall, and death was undoubtedly instantaneous.
 The authorities were notified of the acci- dent and the body removed to an undertak- ing establishment.
 He leaves a wife, who is at present in Cincinnati, but no children.
 Room 66 has once before been the scene of tragedy, a man having killed himself in 1t some years ago.
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SA S TT Q RT A. Bears the 1The Kind You Have Always Bought signature ss &<NZzzzM.
Forepaueh and Sells Circus Coming

The Barnum & Bailey circus has sailed across the Atlantic, and is now startling the people of Germany with an exhibition of American enterprise. It will remain a :ssxed foreign institution Now comes the great Adam Forepaugh and Sells Brothers combined circuses, hlppodromes and me- nageries to more than fill the void. A glance at the names of it's operators and directors should be positive proof of the justice of the claims made for it. They are James A. Bailey, Lewis and Peter Sells and w. w. Cole. who has again taken up the reins of management in this country after a long period of circus exploitation in Berlin, Paris and Vienna. The Adam Forepaugh show. shortly after the death of its owner and founder, was purchased by James A. Bailey. Of it's prestige suffice it to say that it's wild animal collection was unequaled by. any other show while its arenic performance was always regarded as par excellence. The Sells Brothers cir GUS has for twenty years been the circus west of the Allegheny mountains. It has toured that region successfully for a score of years, and has extended the field of its operations to Australia. With the depart ure of the Barnum & Bailey show for Flu rope, the idea of the consolidation of these two institutions was conceived and con summated, and now the two great circuses and menageries will be seen as one, exhib- iting in this city Friday. September 2S 1900.