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FOR sALE-KEsI pESCE PRUPERTYSA AT
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quire of f.. W Winery. 21s East Linn.
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May Club.

@r. and Mrs. 1. Harvey were the
host and hostess at the May club meet
ing on Tuesday evening, which was
held at their residence on Third East
street. \ very enjoyable time was had.
during the fore part of the evening the
~, Usual game Of high five was played.
Inc hrst prize winners were Mrs. J. W.
INNS ana Mr.. +. @. Holding: second,
MRS. ii. NJ. Sadler and Mr.. w. VIII
llams, while the consolation went to
Mr.. w. II. Culver. The guests were in
vited 10 the dining room to partake of
an elegant spread. The table was dec
GRATED with flowers and each guest was
precented with bouquet Of violets. The
remainder of the evening was spent at
games, for which the hostess had pro-
vided prizes, the winners being Mrs. C.
a. Strickland, Mr.. w. Williams. Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Holding. The club adj
Journed to meet in two weeks at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Wilson OF Darlington.
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been in southern California during the
past six weeks, are now in San Fran
cisco. They have abandoned their Ha-
walian trip, owing to the plague, and
VIII return home early in April
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Mrs. G. ]. Barthel and her son who
have been spending the winter in the
east, returned TO their home in Salt
Lake last week. Along with them re-
turned Miss Barthel of St Louis. who
VIII make her home in this city.
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The officers and ladies of Fort Doug
las gave a picnic Thursday. The
guests drove from the fort to Farley s
canyon, where luncheon was served
The guests from the CITY included Miss
Forpes, Dr. and Mrs. j. T. White and
the Misses Keith.
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Miss Margaret J. Taylor was pleas
antly surprised Wednesday evening by
thirty of her friends, the affair being
Planned IN honor of her birthday. The
evening was spent informally with mu-
SIC and conversation. AT it's close de-
hclous refreshments were served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John J. DAILY gave an
informal dinner Friday evening in
honor of MIR. and Mrs. Roy Brown.
The table was prettily decorated with
flowers and ferns and around it were
seated Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Brown, Mr..
and Mrs Broughall and Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown.
Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. II.
A Teasdel gave a delightfully."- infor-
NAL affair to q few of their friends
Sixty-three. was played until IL o'clock
When a dainty supper was served.
ihose present were Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Libby, Mr.
ana Mrs. j. Z. Darmer. Mr.. and Mrs
L. T. Robinson, Mrs. Brunton, Miss
Rasche and Mr.. A. D. Beeman.
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An event of the week in social cir
cleS was the marriage of Miss Frances
Bertha Benedict and Charles S. Cowan,
which occurred Thursday evening at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. Beer. The
Impressive ceremony was followed by
an elaborate wedding supper. The
happy couple viii for the present re-
side in Shasta county. California.
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Mrs. Coulter of Ogden was, on Fri
Gay afternoon, the guest Of honor at a
oalnuly appointed luncheon given by
MRS. c. ID. Moore. Jonquils formed the
artistic table center, while punches of
the same flowers We're used as place
49, -. IL AiAC4Au " d. d tempting one.
and was enjoyed by Mrs. Coulter. Mrs.
Meyer, Mrs. A. G. Ewing, Mrs. w. A.
Nelden, Mrs. F. a. Vincent, Mrs. Hal
w. Brown, Mrs. Wightman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Godbe last |
evening celebrated the eighth anniver- |
sary Of their marriage. Cards and |
music were the special features Of the |
evening.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles |
Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Godbe, |
MIR. and Mrs. Heber Young. Mrs. Cod /
be, DR.. and Mrs. Beer, Mr.. and Mrs. |
]. D. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. George D. |
Pyper. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Godbe, |
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Campbell.
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A very pleasant surprise was given
Friday evening on Miss Grace Russell,
At her home, II Plum street, by a num-
Der of her young friends. Those pres
ent were the Misses Bessie Wilcox,
Veda Young Fruoa SnedaL-ar VVap5o !
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nrsSent were Misses Belle Kerr. Maud
6ssrxa,- sarah Gardner. Zina Freorer,
rifle Osborn. Edith Gully. Pearl Trod.s-
nam Pearl GordaIe, Mary Jackson, Ma
he Goddard. Stella Smith. Messrs. Ed
v-ard Anderson. Burt Foulger, John
Chambers. Jacob Van Zueden. Thomas
Brown. Leland Nelson, Willard Bing-
ham and Earl Greenwell
Mr. II. De Bry was pleasantly sur
r,r-isef Tuesday evening by number
Of HoIIanderS. Music and games were
intfuIged in. Mr.. De Bry leaves on the
24th for the Netherlands on a mission.
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On wednesday evening Mrs. II. n.
Tribe was the recipient Of surprise at
her home. The evening was spent in
games and music. The invited guests
were MesSrs. and Mesdames L Farr,
7 Goddard. c. J. Tribe, I. L. Clark. H.
Tribe. Q. Stevens, .. Tribe, William
Foster. L. Zitzman, William Tribe, H
r Goddard. A. Tribe, J. Peterson, Z.
Williams ] Tribe, j. Douglas. Mes
DANES Spangenburg. Mary Powers,
Misses Minnie Tribe. Bessie Goddard,
Josie Williams, Clara Tribe, Ida VIII
lians. Ruth Rallison, Grace Peterson,
Belle Williams, Messrs. r Williams.
g. II. Tribe. T. Goddard, Roy Tribe and
David Watson-
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Miss Edith Luella Bowen, formerly
of Ogden, and d. Ford w. Morris OF
Missoula, Mont, were married March
10. at the residence of the bride, Rev.
o. c. Clark performing the ceremony.
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Miss Ethel Ford entertained with a
dancing party, sixty OF her friends Mon
day evening at the Union Opera house.
Refreshments were served and Fords
orchestra rendered the music
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PROVO.

Provo. March 1.-THE SfxtyNthree
Card club met ait the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Irvine Wednesday evening.
The evening was spent in progressive
sixtv-rhree and in throwing dolls. The
winners in sixty-three were DR.. lay
Tor and Mrs. Grant Bagley; IN throwing
at dolls, Mr.. Ben Schwab and Miss
Lena Bachman-
A most pleasant birthday party was
held at the home Of Bishop J. P. r.
Johnson IN honor Of the 56th anniver-
sary OF his wife, Mrs. Inger Johnson.
The guests were members Of the John
son family and a few intimate friends
There were nine sons present and many
daughters The evening passed ID
music. singing, feasting and social en-
joyment.
Mr.. David Clark Of Grand Junction.
Colo. is visiting IN the Garden CtU
this week
Mrs. Mary J. Bowman Of the Fourth
ward was pleasantly surprised by about
fifteen Of her friends Wednesday even
ing az her home The evening was
happily spent in singing, feasting and
In social chat.
A DELIGHTFUL entertainment was given
at the Second ward meeting housa
Tuesday night, at which Bob Cunning
ham presented his magic palace TO e
large and appreciative audience.
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Mrs. A. P. Reed IS spending che week
with SpringVille friends
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Mr. and Mrs Dell Roberts Of Tintio
are among their relatives and friends
this week Mr.. Roberts viii return to
his business in Tintic in a few days, but
Mrs. Roberts viii continue her visit IN
Provo for a month or so.
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Mrs. Grant Simons Of Payson visited
Provo friends Monday and Tuesday OF
this week.
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Oscar wilkins Of Knightsvilie Is VS.
iting his family in Provo this week
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Bert Bullock is spending a few days
in Provo visiting relatives and friends
before going to Vernal, where he ex-
poets 20 locate
s. 8 8
Miss Nettie NeR, = school teacher OF
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ENJOYABLE Social

= very pleasant and enjoyable social
vas given at the University of TTtab
asst evening, under the auspices of the
class OF 1902, the committee in cbar roc
oelng as follows: Messrs. ElCgran Foy-
con. Stewart. 1IIcA-
-, The room was prettily decorated with
we class colors, gold and purnIe snd
we American flag. The music fI1rniSb-
ea was by the Parish brothers - I,eS1,-
oers OF our own class. and ain enioy-sI
ylhanselves so well that they were re-
,Ictant 20 leave. and the dance vas
Kept up until 2:5O O'Clock. The social
vas in every way a complete success
Anong those present were:
~ Alessrs- Elggren, Forester. Grover
gen, Anderson, Davis, Condie. Todd
smith, INITIAL, Gurr, Lillywhite Adams
55ltatt, Dresser, Parish, Sheffield, Reese
N ll5ses Chapman. Adamson. F,lgoren
lay Holbrook. Knutson. Turner Nc,
5 Aean' Lai, Simmons. Hewett. Presi-
cent Gent Kingsbury and wife. Professor
Nerrin and wife. DR.. Howard and wife
and Levi Young were also present
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Opal Club.

The Opal club ball next Friday night
at Christensens' promises to be a great
success. The members report they
nave disposed of most of the tickets.
The committee want their friends to IN
derstand that there will be no admit
lance at the door unless a club ticket
Is presented. The number Of tickets to
eacn member is limited TO two. This
VIII prevent any crOwding. The COM
AilJees In charge are as follows:
Arrangements-C. L. Berry. F. L.
Libby, c. II. Dowse, George S. Cowan.
1 I3ir. r. NJ. KeysOr, r. V. Hunt, V. p
Hiskev.
-. FIoor-C. L. Berry. F. A. Mangum. H.
- =, Anderson, Frank Brown, c. w.
OlSon' \. c. Cope, Orrin r. Grow.
heception-H. Coulam, IT., Frank
-\l.hols, j. +. Smith, An. Rosenbaum.
y. n. Clemens, r. W. Brady. II. A.
+-.,aH. W. 5. Anderson. Fred Wood
Ut T. rank Browning. zeno Barnes. ]. III
", w dIdrop' J. F. Whittemore. DR.. M. w
snow. Frank Foster, w. II. Nightin-
5 81 +. A. Fredericks, F. E. Walker
w. n. FoWler, William Rumel. A. w
5 ,,,--i-l' Alex Birrell. lie Roy Hughes.
IInS ,i Tanner. y. F. Angel. Fred s
1-'l' j., Brough, James Forsythe. ir..
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Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Kahn enter
tanned the Whist club Thursday even
lng- Prizes werc won by Mrs. Oben-
9orIer and Mr. Jacob Moritz. Twenty
five guests Were present.
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Mr., and Mrs. S. +. Fenton, who have
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Surprise Partr

a pleasant surprise party was given
~ Aonor Of Miss May Hill by her par
EMS EMS at her home, 263 North Third
~ w - IaSl iday evening. The even
. - nv. .aS spent with singing, playing
,,,I Inose present were Mr.. and Mrs.
\ mas Hlll, Miss Annie Hill. Mrs, J.
o -; Ray, Mrs. John Platt. Phoebe Hav
U JIl,'I; Davis. Clara Hill, Maggie Leslie
LIig = oyer, Mary Daton. Ruth Thomas
g. NJ + I5nA Sorenson, Frank Belts. Fred
S,,.I,.-- george Hay, Andrew Davis. Raw
Ir,, a. ~ oCu, Chase Smith. Joseph Belts
, 1ollilille SenINter, Heber BishOn Mr.
Carrie Fred Roberts. RobeTt ''- ~, NJ III
sept Winters and Mr.. Long lay 'o-
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the parlor was used for music,
CARDS and games Of various kinds. At
late hour delicious refreshments were
served.
Those enjoying the evening were Miss
Lenore Brown, Miss Janet Price, Miss
Jennie Rocca, Miss Alberta Barton,
Mics Nellie Hooper, Miss Eva Barton,
Miss Alice Hooper, Miss Sadie Holt,
Miss Gladys Barton, Sadie Mann, Miss
Emily Ballwinkle, Miss Viola Layne,
Miss Edith Drakeford, Miss Lille Jeffer-
son. Miss Garcia Slaughter, Miss Vida
Mexican, Miss Bertha Mexican, Miss
Lizzie Barton, Miss dendrickson, Miss
Bessie Bodsworth, Miss Varnie Fernes,
Messrs. William Sears, Arthur Jacobs,
Hyrum Barton, Charles Neslen, Will
liam Boag, Nephi Thomstorff, Oscar
Lundquist, Martin Don, Ray Don,
George Piper, Bert Ninmoyer. Frank
lin Neel, Richard Williams, P. Mcclure,
George Mcclure, Ralph Cheshire. Seth
Brown, Adrian Bockholt, James David
son. Joe Everett, Clayton, Haynes,
Jackson and Mr.. and Mrs. Nephi ia
cobsOn, Thornstrof.
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Coming Weddings.

The marriage season IS approaching
with considerable celebrity and Cupids
darts are flying fast and seem to have
struck quite a number of well known
people. Their numerous friends will be
glad &c hear this bit Of good news, and
will congratulate them upon their good
judgment Among the engagements
and early marriages are Carroll Can
non, adopted daughter of President
George Q. Cannon, and Willard, son of
Mr.. Cannon; Miss Gwendolin Lewis
and W. NJ. Little. These young people
will be married SS.ay 2.
Others are NV LeDnie Savage and
Will Ritter; Miss Ida Pitt and Elijah
Weller; Miss ECcil booth md William
Arden; Miss Dolly Arden and Albert
Edgar; Miss Nora Booth and James
Knox; Miss Lou Booth and Hugo
Zucksworth; Miss Rose Jenkins, a
teacher in the Webster school, and Carl
Badger; Miss Mamie Swan and Jesse
Badger; Miss Sarah Smith, daughter
Of John Henry Smith and Elias Wood
ruff.
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Rock Springs, Miss Emma Foote of Ev-
Kansas: Messrs. and Mesdames
wentworth HoGgh, D. C. mckinley.
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. n. n.
/ Pennsylvania: Mrs. Agnes Howell.
washington. D. c.: George C.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood left Tuesday af-
ternoon for California on a wedding
tour TO extend over three weeks.
The Columbia club viii give a grand
ball Easter Monday, April Is. The af-
fair will be at Christensen's. and spe-
cal music Will be engaged to augment
the regular orchestra.
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A benefit BAH viii be given Friday
evening Of next week in the amusement
hall of the Second ward in honor Of
Irving Emmett, who is soon to depart
on a mission.
op E. 7. WOoley Of the Fourth ward
George Y. Stanford and Miss Florence
NJ. O'Niell were quietly married
The contata entitled "The Rulers
Daughter" put on by the Fourth ward
choir Thursday evening, was a local
entertainment of more than ordinary
merit. The piece brought in the BIB
lical story of an incident in the life of
Jesus-his raising from the dead or
Janus daughter, and it called for eX-
erciSes in elocution music as well as
artistic grouping and a study of his
torical costumes. The choir gave the
chorus selections. Individual mention
might be made of many, and the fol-
lowing We're the leaders:
Organist Miss Edith E. Wilson
Violin. Mr.. William P. Foster
Double bass. Mr.. F. P Foster
Readings connective with the can
tata) ............M Mrs. S. H HobSon
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sam T. Myers are soon
to remove to Oklahoma
Emil s. Rolapp returned yesterday
from a two weeks vacation spent on
the coast.
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S. z. Corey is touring on the west
coast, visiting San Francisco, Los An
geles. Catalina island and other points
Of interest.
At the Sacred Heart academy Friday
evening an entertainment was given in
honor of Father Cushnahan, whose
birthday comes on st. Patrick's day.
There was an enjoyable programme, in
which Irish melodies played a promi-
nent part. Father Cushnahan made a
happy speech at the close Of the even
ingS entertainment.
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Irving Emmett was the recipient of
very pleasant surprise party Friday
in
dulged in and dainty refreshments were
served. Mr.. Emmett expects to enter
the missionary fields in about two
weeks, going to England. The invited
guests at the party were Messrs. and
Mesdames VIII Emmett, Henry En-
NETT, Walker West, Misses Joan Wood
Victoria Slater, Annie Mckay,
Nell Young, Ada Riley, Hendry, Media
Mamie McQuarrie, Hattie
Eliza Hinchcliff, May Ross,
Cora Wilson, Flora Wilson, InIogene |
Mary Emmett, Messrs. ROlla |
Walter Emmett, Ed Ensign, I
VIII Peterson. Lester ScOville, Ray |
Jim Riley, T. Mckay, David /
Mckay and joel Harris.
The Bohemians held forth at Chris
tensens' hall Friday evening, giving am |
other of their series of parties.
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The dance given Wednesday evening |
at ChriStensen's dancing academy was /
3 very pleasant affair.
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Mrs. T. II. Cart returned Friday from !
San Francisco, where she went to meet /
Viola Pratt-Gillette, who returned from
Australia.
8 s. 8
Friday evening Vernon Hobson was
given a surprise. The evening was
spent in playing games. Among those
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18

Almost three weeks Of tie season of
refusal and restraint have elapsed and
as vas to be expected there has been
no awakening from the social iethargy
which always marks the period of pen
ance, But then, it is a little too early,
the first feeling of mingled rest and
quietude has not yet worn off, and al
though there are indications that So
ciety still takes an interest in worldly
affairs, yet during the past week they
have not made themselves manifest in
any marked degree. Bicycling and out
0f-dOor sports have been the foe Of
ennui in the athletic set, while lunch
cons and thimble bees have been the
amusement of the more demure spirits.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18
Handsome Luncheon.

A very handsome luncheon was given
Thursday by Mrs. Hal w. Brown, in
honor of Mrs. Coulter of Ogden. Vases
of pink roses and carnations effectively
decorated the dining room. The table
had beautiful centerpiece of pink car
nations and ferns, and the table was
daintily laid with silver and cut glass.
There were present to meet Mrs.
Coulter, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. J. NJ. Dart,
Mrs. w. A. Nelden, Mrs. J. c. Z. King,
Mrs. c. P. Hough, Mrs. Ellen Elliott,
Irs. Morrison, Mrs. A. G. Ewing, Mrs.
Delano, Mrs. Patrick. Mrs F. A. Vim
cent, Mrs. G. S. Peyton. Miss Decker,
Mrs Z. d. Moore. Mrs. Van Amman.
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Azelian Entertaining socio+u

One OF the largest events of the week
rds the party given by the Azelican
= entertaining society Friday evening
~ ~ me residence Of Miss Lenore Brown
t tIe large dining room was thrown open
e., uancing. the Guitar and Mandolin
being in attendance, while
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-03-18
OGDEN.

Ogden, March 17.-An interesting
event was the wedding on Monday last
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Temrart, Mrs X Thompson, Mrs w \
Taylor, Mrs b Tully, Miss NV
Taylor. Mrs
Um Pool. l.
Vivachaves. Mrs III vanetta. Mrs
Ward, Mrs Ell wores, Miss
w hitting, Mrs Wright. Miss M
walker, Mrs III Ward, Mrs T.
Williams, Mrs r Walker, Mrs L
West, Mrs II + Wilcox, Mrs NJ G.
wallace, Mrs Z b Winter, Mrs NJ
REGISTRY BUSINESS.
Halder, A. Anderson. G.
storm, A Gunderson, Miss S
Rice, Mrs Mary III
MONEY ORDER.
Esiinger, Mrs II r
JOS. NJ. DAT,
Postmaster General.
Honolulu, May 81, 1900.
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LIST OF LETTERS
GENTLEMEN

.u.,.lss in the Several Postonice up
..v.y a. 80;
New-York tribune., 1900-09-23

week c. D. Green Of New-York and c. T. Cowen-
hoyen of New-Brunswck, N. ].
Miss Louise Lacy, of New-York, is a guest OF
Mrs. w. NJ. Fletmann.
The annual Icy Glen parade at Stockbridge
TUESDAY was an interesting affair. The procession
formed Tuesday night at the Red Lion Inn and
led by the Stockbridge Band, made it's entrance
illuminating the rocky passage. Those who took
part were made up to represent gnomes sprites
and historical characters. On the return from the
parade the merrymakers danced around large
bonfire in the centre of the village to the music of
the band.
meeting of the Lenox cottagers has been called
for Thursday, September o. to consider the ad-
visibility Of adopting a route for the entrance of
the Pittsheid street railroad into the town Of
LenoX. Last year. before the Railroad Commits
sioners at Boston, Captain John S, Barnes, F. A.
Schermerhorn, Joseph w. Burden and others sue
cessfully opposed the plan of the Pttsheld COM
pany to obtain the right to extend its tracks to
company not wanted in Lenox and that the
road was the main highway to the north from
LenoX, and should be retained for driving. There
understanding reached at that time that
the cOttagers would select other route where
by the company could reach LenOX. and meeting
fields which ii is thought. will be satisfactory to
the company and to the cottagers
Late arrivals at the hotels Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A Tucker. Mrs. Wilbur. Mrs w. Lowering,
Boston; Miss LIE Montague, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Reuter-. jr.. DR.. and Mrs. G. II. Butler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles c. Goldschmidt, New-York; Mrs. NJ
W, Tripper, Miss Evelyn Tripper. Chicago; Henry
Whitefeld, Providence R. l.; Miss Ola Brtton,
Rome. y. Y; Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Jennings Fair
field Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred DeverauX and
Miss Deveraux, Philadelphia.