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social Notes.
DR.. Hough has returned from Butte
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Mrs. D. R. Coray spent yesterday in
the city.
w. J. Lawrence spent the past week
at Eureka.
Mr.. Cramer of New York is the guest
of Mr.. Ives Cobb.
Mrs Terhune gives large reception
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. John Owen has cards out for
Tuesday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Alder have re-
turned from California.
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Mrs. Witcher gave a box party at the
Grand Monday evening.
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Mrs. Hanauer and Miss Fannie Han
auer are in Atlantic City.
The Misses Sherman entertained in
formally Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs. Margaret Clawson entertained
informally yesterday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Dinwoodey have
returned from visit to Mexico.
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Mrs. E. W. Center viii spend the next
three months on the Pacific last.
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Mr.. F. c. Schramm will return from
Los Angeles during the coming week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Coffin are now at
home to their friends at ~ Third East
street.
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A host of friends gave a very de.
lightful surprise to Mrs. J. McNamee Of
135 East First South last Tuesday.
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March 20. Music. rec:tations and =
dainty lunch were the features Of tho
evening 1t was a decided success in
every particular -
MIS-. Joseph Richards is in San Fran
CISCO, visiting her sister, Mrs. Dewey
Mrs J. E. Snider of the CITY of Mex
leo is the guest Of her mother, Mrs L
B. Taylor. L. L.
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Miss Hattie Jennings, VINO has been
visiting IN New York, viii return home
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Little ,e.ro -
morrow for Seattle, where thew will in
future reside. -
Mrs Henry Paine and Mrs. Herbert
Paine OF Idaho are the guests of Mrs
Amelia Young. --' =
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Spence entartainad
Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs
Viola Prart-Gillett. .
Mrs. c. s. Burton entertained during
the week in honor of the sixth birthdaY
U ner son Hlchard.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Igleheart have
returned from pleasant soiourn in
southern California.
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Mrs. Noble and Miss Bannister of
ogden spent yesterday with Miss
Young at Red Butte Hollow.
Mrs Viola Pratt GiIett after a
pleasant visit with relatives in the city
left Thursday for New York.
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The Woman's Democratic club will
give a large card party tomorrow,
evening at the home Of Mrs. George
Romney. 81
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Burton gave
a Theatre party Wednesday evening To
witness the performance Of The old
Homestead" Their guests wera Mrs
Frank ". Jennings, Miss Lucille len
ninss, Governor Wells and Captain
Critchlow.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Broberg entertained
on Thursday evening in honor of Mr..
j. Halvorsen, who is soon to leave on a
mission 10 Europe. The evening was
pleasantly spent with music and games
and light refreshments were served The
invited guests were: Messrs. and Mes
DANES A. Il Lund. J. Halvorsen. a.
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past two weeks. goes to American Fork
Sunday today. TO resume her posi-
ton, as teacher in the American Fork
schools.
The Provo Second Ward Dramatic
company played The Confederate SPY
at Lehi Saturday night, to a very ap-
preciative audience.
The Proctor academy baseball team
gave a very. pleasant social and enter
tainment Friday evening, for the bene-
mt OF the team. Refreshments were
served, and neat little sum was real
lied.
Mrs. W E. Weidner, who has been
in Ohio for several weeks on business
and pleasure combined. and visiting
relatives, returned home Friday even
ing. Mrs Weidner reports a very
pleasant and successful trip.
The Fourth Ward Dramatic company
gave very creditable entertainment
in the ward nleting house Fri5ay even
ing.
A pretty farewell party was given
Monday evening at the home of Peter
Stubs, in honor of Mr.. Will Covert,
who leaves Provo to take a position
with the Beehive company. Mr.. Covert
has been a clerk in Boorey & Wood 5
dry goods house for some time, and is
we'll and favorably known in Provo.
Refreshments were served, and a pleas
ant evening passed.
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A delightful evening was spent at the
home of j. D. Dixon Saturday in honor
Of 3. S. Hincklv, who has taken up
residence in Salt Lake City. SONGS
We're sung by Professor Horne and wife.
George Burles, 2. J. Jensen and Miss
Emma Cheules. These, with graphic
phone selections, constituted the even
ing'S entertainment. Delicious refresh
ments were served, and all had an en-
jOyable time. The guests were Messrs.
'and Mesdames Hinckley. 3. S. Brim-
hall, G. H. Hinckley, E. s. Jensen, P.
j. Taylor, Thomas Keller, J. 3. Horne,
]. L. Bean, w J. Court, Thomas Hard
ing, A. ". and c. A. Hall. Mrs Clay
ton, Crosby, Sarah Dixon, Mary Dixon,
McCOnachie and Judd, Miss Alice Dix
on, Emma Choules, ]. w. Dangerfeld,
Roy Clayton, Lawrence Beckstead and
George Burles.
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A delightful magical entertainment
was given by Bob Cunningham We'd
nesday evening in the First ward. The
meeting house could hardly hold all
who came to the performance. A very
excellent programme was given.
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PROVO.
(special Corresnondencel

Especial Correspondence
Provo. March PA musical treat
was enjoyed Wednesday evening by a
number of Provo society people at the
Roberts hotel. The occasion was a
pianola recital. given by Messrs. H. S.
Daynes and H. E. Giles of Salt Lake
City. A very enjoyable evening was
spent.
About twenty friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
THOMAS John agreeably surprised them
at their home Tuesday evening. The
evening was happily passed in singing,
reeiting, playing popular games and
feasting.
The Parents class met at the home
OF Mrs. Bennett Wednesday evening.
and listened to a very instructive lee
lure ON child development by DR.. G. H.
The Hines siters entertained the class
OF 1904 at the Hines residence Friday
evening. The evening was very hap
PLY spent.
l. E. McGraw has accepted a position
as clerk with the firm of Boorey &
airs; w. D. Roberts, jr., and mother.
MRS! Mrs. Taylor, and Mrs. Plaisted are Wis
iting a few days in Midway.
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James Osterman of Sandy, graduate
from the academy of the year 49,. re-
Gently returned missionary from Ger
many Is visiting friends and school,
mates IN Provo a few DAYS.
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Mrs Chris Scott was over from Pay
son during the fore part of the week.
visiting her mother, Mrs. Whitehead.
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Hilss henrietta Neff. who has been
Fisitins her mother in Provo for the
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Enjoyable Impromptu Event.

On Tuesday evening last, at the resi-
cence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milando Pratt.
most enjoyable imprOmptu musical
event took place. Over fifty relatives
ana friends Of Mrs VioIa Pratt CiIlett
assembled for the purpose of visiting
her. she was sojOurning with her par
ents before returning to her home in
New York City. from whence she had
Deen absent nearly a wear. touring
Australia with Hoyt & McGee's Opera
company. @
An impromptu programme was bean
TRULY rendered by choice violin and
planoforte selections by Professors
Welne and Shepherd, and songs hv
Mrs: Gilett, Miss Hermione TYLER. Mr.
FRED Graham, Mr.. Christopherson Miss
Leonia Pratt, Mr.. Crson NJ. Pratt With
piano Accomplishments by Mrs. Fred
Graham and Mr.. Chester Ames
A novelty Of the occasion was Meas
antly enjoyed by listening to the clever
chatting Of g. beautiful cockatoo bird
perched upon the shoulder of Mrs
Gillett. The bird had been presant "a
70 her before leaving Australia ana
during her sea voyage home she had
mace pet Of it ana taught It to. sav
some cute little sentences. as weil as
70 aneetionately kiss her on The linz
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tIme reaident Of long gtanaing Of go

time resident of 1ong standing Of Coal
vile.
The SWEETEST affair Of the season was
the select social whist party given last
evening by Mrs. c. 1. Wheadon and
Miss Amy Boyden. at the home OF the
latter lady. Among those present were
the following ladies and gentlemen:
Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Eldredge, Mr..
and Mrs. DR.. Visick, Mrs. W W. Clun.
MI ". W. Cuff, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. r. 5
Caiderwood. Mrs. George Edgington,
Mr. and Mrs 7. J. Lewis, Mr. ana MIS-.
Carl Allison, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rip
non. Miss Smell Of Salt Lake, M ana
Mrs. ]. L. Boyden. Mr.. and Mrs J. T.
wilde. Mr.. and Mrs. A d. wheaton
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
7, r. Eldredge. Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.
Norfhcott. the Misses Mills, Brundage.
Lustv. Carruth, BOyden and Rhoades,
and Nessrs. Evans, Boyden, Jensen,
Fldredge, Croft and Carruth.
Mrs. L. Z. Eldredge and Mr.. J. Il.
Rovden were the fortunate players.
neither having lest a game. while MRS
Alma EIdredge and Mr.. Jensen lost
more than any others, and all were
awarded prizes accordingly Refresh
mentes made up the balance OF a most
ENJOYABLE evenings entertainment.
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LOGAN.
fsner.al correspordence.l


Toeon March 23-A1r. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Cummings gave very nice card
1919, on Tuesday evening. Beautiful
,,r,zes we're presented 20 the lady and
szentIernan winning the most games, ana
these trophies fell TO Mrs. Joseph OQeu
and MFR. c. +. Goodwin IhoSe VINO al
tended The function were, MeSSrS. ana
Mesdames Jacob Earl, gonn '6lsnop' :; "
owen, Joseph Odell Il. De VIII J. ,
Hendricks, Sol Hale, Jessie Earl J. W
HYDE and Frank Earl, M = l. t5Oou-
win M. Robert Morton, MI neoer
Hale. Miss Edie Earl ana MIS- NlildAn
Goodwin
Moses Thatcher spent part Of the week
with relatives in Logan.
City Treasurer Hannah Jacobsen enter
tanned at her home on Tuesday evening
County Recorder Bessie M0rehead IS
expected back from California tomDrrow-
Mr.. Elias Kimbal is in Logan again
after an extensive trip through souShern
Utah.
Mr.. p. II Vaughan Of Wellsville, re-
turned Wednesday from CaliloIllla'
Miss Mile Howell went t. Boise yes
terday.
Mr.. r. S. Campbell came up from salt
Lake the first of the week Tor a Gay 5
stay with Logan friends,
Mr.. w. c. Gates retacned Wednesday
from a weeks visit in Prove.
Mrs. r. S. McAlister gave bizigue
marty on Wednesday afternoon. tns
guests were, Mrs. o. s Ormsby' Mrs ;
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evening by the members OF the Y. I.
NJ: l. association of Mound Fort ward.
VINO gathered at her home with their
arms nlled with baskets and parcels.
one was presented with a beautifully
pound volume as token of the esteem
IN winch she is held in the association
Inc evening was spent in games, vocal
ana -, instrumental music and Rotations
Inose present were President A. d.
taylor, Mesdames and Messrs. J. Bar
ker. A. Shaw, MeSdames E. DaIamater.
j. Woodcock, J. Tart, b. Jones, o. Ball
ey, f. Maddox, NJ. Shaw, Z. farley,
5. Taylor, J. Teum, n. Shaw. NJ. Pid-
cock. Misses E. Written, NJ. Written.
+. Shaw, II. Cave, o. FoIker, z. Wood
cock, s. farley. P. Slade. E. Shaw, v.
crawford, p. Newman, r. AIunson, E.
Drake, L. Murphy and Messrs. c. and
l.. Shaw.
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Mrs H. c. Henderson Of Denver is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. B. Peter
SON
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Family Reunion.

A reunion Of the family Of Horace
n. Whitney was held Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Hon.
DMwoodey on First street. The event
was a delightful one. Reniniscopcas
Vi pioneer days, together with r,I,sto
s ri song, made the hours pass mos nos
Pleasantly. 'iioS :
Among the members of tba fev,,,,.
present. We're Bishop and Mrs. Whit,
Stey Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot. Mr. sna
s,lS' 6. T. Bourne. Mrs. Peyton. Mr. Mr.
Snd Mrs. II. G. Whitney. Mr.. and N r.
=. d. Piper, Mr.. and Mrs. OV-sT, ~ ~ =
sla Mrs. Rynders, Mr. and Mrs r. -
,,sa Mr.. and Mrs. Adolpb TVbjt,,nI,
~. and Mrs Joshua Whitney. Mrs
~ 'o': MIS- Mary j. Groo, Mr.. and
Ms Tls. austin Whitney. Mr.. and Mr. r.
marx Whitney, Miss Emily Wbit ~, :
p rS Hattie Whitney, Miss Ioretts
pu2siper. Miss Helen Bourne. Mr. Pec "a
e-mtney. Mr.. Horace whitney AR
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PARK CITY.

Park City, March 24.-The following
programme was rendered Thursday
night at a social given by the ladies of
Mistletoe lodge No. 3. d. of H. The
numbers were all well rendered and
thoroughly appreciated: Song, Miss
Eta Lubbock; recitation, Miss Bessie
Douty; recitation, little Miss Whitney;
song, Mrs. W. S. Compton; recitation,
Miss Mabel Williams; song, Charles T.
Prisk. After the programme was rem
dered a guessing contest was INDUCED
in and prizes awarded as follows:
Lady's first, Mrs. Lindoff; second, Mrs.
Sugme; gents first, James Rowe:
second, Charles T. Prisk. Refreshments
wer served and the midnight hour was
passed when the party broke up.
March %, Thursday evening, Miss Lii
liam Funk celebrated her 18th birthday.
A guessing game was the feature of the
evening. Prizes were awarded Misses
May Williams and Lillian Hedges. An
elegant lunch was served by Mrs. Funk.
after which all went home wishing her
many happy returns Of the day. Those
present were Misses Flossie CARPENTER.
Merle Whitehead, Lillian Anderson.
Violet Wright, Lillian Hedges. Frieda
Funk, Lillian Funk, Ruby Snyder. Ella
Snyder, Anna Deason, Rhoda Mason
May Hedges, May Williams, Minnie
Kervin, Maude Loofbourow. Clara
Stevenson, Sadie Rasband.
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Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. Milando Pratt gave a
large reception Tuesday evening in
honor of their daughter, Mrs. Viola.
Pratt-Gillett, who has been spending
short time in the city. The rooms
were beautifully decorated for the
event. During the evening a short
musicale was given. Those contributing
TO the enjoyment were: Mrs. Gillett,
Mrs. Fred Graham, Mr.. Victor Chris
topherson. Miss Hermie Tyler, Mr.. Ar
thur Pratt, and Professor Weihe and
Professor Shepherd. Fifty guests were
present
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High Tea

MISS Cecilia Sharp was on Wednes-
S Gay afternoon the hostess Of an en-
s8s ,lole nIgh tea The dining room was
effectively decorated in mini, car,a
Tons and ferns and the menu s ser ,-sS7
was a delicious one. Ou
resent were Mrs. Frank ". len
l i, Mrs. Thomas Jennings. Mrs n
y, lumbar, Mrs. J. II. Movie. Mrs
hehneth Kerr, Mrs. George 'RononeI,
S oI, James 4. Jennings and Mss Tn,
ellie Jennings. -'-i7S LII
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You and I CRYSTAL Club.

The "You and I Crystal club" met
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Timms Thurs
day. The hostess was presented with
a gift Of china from the club. A few
games Of high five were played, for
which prizes were awarded first to
Mrs. H. w. Branch and Mr.. Davis;
second, TO Mrs. /. Harvey and Mr..
Timms, Jr. The parlor was decorated
with violets and daffodils, carrying out
the club colors. The guests then sat
down to a tempting supper, after which
the company enjoyed music and sing
ing unit a late hour, when the club
adjourned TO meet in two weeks with
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Informal FveninS

Miss Myrtle Young entertained on
Thursday evening at cards.
PRESENT We're: Misses Hazel Shoe
bridge. Edith Lowther, Ethel Pond
Nellie Geary, Myrtle Cartwright, Hazel
POND, Mary Old. Mabel Geary, Messrs
frank Moore, Clarence Post, Marsena.
roster, w. W. Crone, Roy Chamber
lain, VIII Coulam, Clifton Young, Nate
Young, jr
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Informal Euen;nn

Mrs Elgin Travis gave a pleasant
i Lenten affair Tuesday evening. The
..yurs We're passed informally. the af-
s@.T closing with dainty chafng dish
Mrs. travis guests were Mr. and
NJ NJ ;. David Murray Miss Murray. Miss
w coward, Mr. Scott Woodward Mr.
an Mrs. j. NJ, Bidwell, DR.. Critcblow
nj, ana MRS. William Akers Of Butte
ana MT and Mrs. W. T. Dinwoodev
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At Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knox gave an
elaborate dinner last evening. The
ldoIe was beautified with La France
uses ana FERNS, and around IL were
seated Mr.. and Mrs. S. V. Shelp. Mr..
ana an Mrs. Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs l..
TEdThsWorth Mr.. and Mrs. Robert d.
1LahL. Dir. and Mrs. L. j. Archer. Mr..
III M MIS-. Miner, and DR.. and Mrs.
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BaJmy breezes and cicGn, inviting
sidewalks proved irresistible to the
feminine portion Of the community dur
Inc the days Of the past week, and in
consequence every Afternoon between
the hours OF 3 and Main street pre-
sented 90 charming and animated an
aDpeaTance that the casual stroller
might easily have persuaded himself
fbat the Eastertide Of fashion was
snrglng within the limits Of that thor
ouphfare,
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Kensington Tea

-, IN Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Margaret
lawson and Mrs. Phoebe Kimbau on
s-a..y,alned at a KenSington tea The
irIs'orS were frightened with flowers
r ;t Lsfns, and the afternoon was passed
music and conversation.
s11es..ALong those who enjoyed the bosni-
an Of Mrs. Clawson and Mrs Kim
s IN We're Mrs. George Q. Cannon Nrs
~ Clawson, Mrs. Evelyn Davis
~ W. B. Dougall. Mrs. w. ]. Beatis
- =, d. Spencer, Mrs. Phoebe Davis
Mcintyre. Mrs. RE Dix. Mrs n
burton, Mrs. John Groes6eck. Mrs.
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Frank Beatie, Mrs. Frank Taylor, Mrs.
sidney Clawson, Mrs. Macintosh, Mrs.
T. I. Farnsworth, Mrs Preston. Mrs.
Martha Wells. Mrs. Thomas Sloane,
Mrs. A. " McCune, Mrs. Ward, Mrs.
4. V. McCune. Mrs. William Jennings.
Mrs. Harold Jennings, Mrs. Emily
Grant, Mrs. Julia Allen.
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Card Club.

Mr.. and Mrs. Murdoch entertained
the Card club, Of which they are men,
bers, on Friday evening.
There were present: Mr.. and Mrs J.
j. Daynes, Mr.. and Mrs Beebe. Mr..
and Mrs. McEwan, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Romney. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross,
Mr.. and Mrs. Swenson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Romney. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Hedges, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Clark, Mrs. Julia Taylor, Miss
Ellie Green. Mr.. Charles Madison, Mr..
and Mrs Clark, Mrs. Margaret ROM
ney, Mrs. Vilate Romney, Mrs. Duke,
Miss Daynes, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Stew
art.
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OGDEN,
Especial Correspondence

kSpeCldl OOTIGSpOQQencel
Ogden. March 24.-Friday evening a
church to the new members and an en-
joyable evening was spent.
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r. NJ. Breeder left Tuesday for a
visit in Denver
The reunion of the Emmett family
occurred Wednesday. The Emmett
family includes a number of the
Brownings, Eliises, Touts, Shortens
and others. The families assembled AT
the Second ward institute in the after-
noon. where a picnic was prepared. In
the evening there was music, dancing.
speech making and a general good
time.
The o. F. P club was entertained nv
Birdie McEwan at the residence 2e51
Monroe avenue, March II. After the
business was transacted and the nro-
gramme was rendered the thouglTtf11l
hostess invited them to partake of a
dainty repast-
Joseph Horrocks and Miss Thareea
Carter are to be married Tuesday of
next week.
The Wednesday Night Dancing club
had an enjoyable ball at Christensans
this week.
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Mrs. E. NJ. Luckett is visiting in
California
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Mrs. Il. Horn was the recipient Of a
very pleasant surprise Tuesday even
ing. Cards were INDUCED in. and de-
hcious refreshments served. The guests
We're Messrs. and Mesdames j 3,
Brown. A. Brown. DR.: Taphn, William
Gla5mann, John Hutohens, ]. F. BROW
c. Stone, E. S. Croker, Misses W
Croker. Ada Kies, NJ. Kies. Nav Dow
Laura Horr, Messrs. Jesse and n
Brown.
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Miss Lettie Richards went to Salt
Lake yesterday. She expects to return
this evening.
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Rosetta Shaw was surprised Tuesday
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The marriage Of Miss Queenie Vic
toria Marks and Mr.. Aaron Levitt Of
this city occurred at the brides home
in New York on Monday, March u, at
high noon. The ceremony was solemn
lied by Rev. DR.. Stephen L. Wise, as
sisted by Rev. Dr.. Bellew.
The house was beautifully decorated
with roses. lilies and palms. and fol-
lowing the ceremony the guests, num-
bering 100, sat down to an elaborate
banquet.
a number of Salt Lakers were present
at the wedding, among them being Mr..
| LeVitt's mother and brother Josanb .
also Mrs. Jessie Woolf. ''"'
Mr.. and Mrs. Levitt visited Wash
lngt0n., Chicago and Denver, and ar
l nno I'D SAT- Lake last Monday They
are at home to their friends at tbe
Knutsford. VIZ
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CoALVILLE EVENTS.
(spec1al Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence.)
Coalville, Utah, March 23-Samuel
Fletcher Of Rock Springs, Wyo., is
here for a few days, visiting old friends
and relatives. Mr.. Fletcher was q one
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Social Notes.

much of the amusement of the guests
present.
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Miss Lettie Richards went to Salt
Lake yesterday. She expects to return
this evening.
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Mrs. Z. NJ. Luckett is visiting i
California
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The Wednesday Night Dancing club
had an enjoyable ball at Christensans
this week.
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A delightful magical entertainment
was given by Bob Cunningham We'd
nesday evening in the First ward. The
meeting house could hardly hold all
who came to the performance. A very
excellent programme was given.
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Mechanics Valley.

MECHANICS VALLEY, June 10, 1900
The "Cecu Wing is on sale at the store Of
Blake d. Field.
The Sunday School at Union cleared
about 2S or 30 dollars at their strawberry
festival held on Wednesday evening Of
last week.
A business meeting Of the trustees of
the church was held last Wednesday even
ing, when A. T. Miller presented the
church with lot to enlarge the cemetery,
which he had purchased from Mrs. Annie
Miller.
Rev. T. Snowden Thomas, Of Plfila.
delphia attended divine service at Union
last Sunday week, and was recognized
with pleasure by his many friends.
Thomas Seth of Chester, is visiting his
son Edward Seth.
Sadie McVey and brother, Of Lombard,
were guests OF friends here this week.
John P. Tyson and family, of Chatham,
Pa, spent part Of this week with friends
in this vacinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Money, OF Els
mere, spent Sunday last with her parents.
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AROUND town
Tin willing it ahould," she answer
ed, FOR Mr.. Ferceval is a perfectly
honest and honorable man
"IGe is. is hcE" said the doctor. Then
why did lie run away"
I'VE shall know that when he re-
turns" said Dora chccrfully as she adj
justcd stray trcssSwith the aid of the
mirror in the old fashioned hat tree
that stood in the hall.
At this moment there was a furious
ring at the doorbcll. Dora answered,
and the hotel clerk rushed into the hall
Read that" he cried, thrusting Il
telegram into the doctors hand.
"Am returning on $40 train with
Pcrccval Signed, Wallace" read the
doctor.
"Who is Wallace?" asked the girl.
Hes the Boston detective replied
the doctor and the clerk in one breath
At 1:35, when the 800 train from
Boston reached Walden. Dora and her
father and almost the whole of the
town were at the depot. AMONG the
first to alight were PGrceval and the
detective. The latter had his hand on
the young EnGlishman's arm, ana he
led him toward the doctor. whose com
maudin2 figure lcumed above the
crowd
"WrN doctor" said Detective Wal
lace. "hrrc's your man. I've looked
him up. and he's all right-strictly rs
rCrrcSputcl If you'd waited awhile,