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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-02-01

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ii. z. PARInlOeE,
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1900-02-01

WHAT SHALL WE. DO TO BE SAVEDs
1t is with great satisfaction that we
have received the following letters from
two of the leading Populists of the
United States:
Hardy, Ark, Jan. %, 1900.
My Dear Mr.. Donnelly:
I have read with real pleasure your edi
torial relating to our attendance OF the
national convention. 1 regret that there is
any disposition on the part of any of our
people not to do so. BY organization for
the purpose Of controlling that convention
we will be ready and united to do some
thing should we fail to carry 1t. II we
permit ourselves to divide before the con-
afterwards.
We should adhere strictly to the Kansas
City plan, which will unite us for action
in any event. Let us try to carry the con-
vention and save the party from it's wreck
ers, and failing in this unite all true Pop
uists on ticket of true Populists.
AS one Of the nominees Of the Cincinnati
convention you have great influence to
bring about this result, and 1 was graft
fed to see your editorial along those lines.
l hope you will use your great influence
towards preventing any divisions from Oc-
curing among our true and sincere Popu-
lists The time is now near at hand when
If We can't get Butler and his crowd off
the nest we will make new nest and try
in the future to prevent a recurrence of
our '96 disaster.
With kindest regards for you and yours,
I am
Yours truly,
w, L, MORGAN,
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Friend D0nnelly:
1 was much pleased to see your advice
in the last Representative to those Popu
lists who decline to attend our next national
convention. If the POpulists are beaten by
the fusionists in that convention it will
be by those people who throw away their
opportunities of helping at a crisis when
their help is needed. No doubt they sup
pose it good opportunity to clean out
the party of fusion. But believing as l
do that with another fusion the fusionists
and Democrats might meet with a crushing
defeat, but they overlook the fact that
fusion, like the devil, will always be on
earth to torment us. The all the time Pop
ulists must stand together like brothers and
fight the good fight and fight hard When
they have party organized stand by it
and drive all aggressors off. There are
more people believing in the Simon pure
doctrine of the Populists than ever before,
and 1t is the duty of our people to gather
them about the standard. With good man
agement and showing to the world that we
have both the necessary honesty and ability
we may in the round up, after the conven-
tons, find that we are one of the two great
parties. The Democrats made many con-
verts in the last campaign to government
money and should they back down to COM
promise with the gold-bug 1t will go hard
with them.
The world uses me we'll, but the monopoly
department establishment is "gitting US
ALL Yours in the cause,
JAS. H. FERRISS.
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Card PARTY.

One Of the prettiest of the seasons
card parties was given Friday after
noon by Mrs. Moylan c. Fox.
Inc large parlOrs, where the card
tables were arranged, were decorated
In Lavender and white. The score cards
We're beautifully decorated with roses
ana vlolets. As counters for the game.
One players were given useful art
cies fc-. the sewing table, and as souve-
mrs OF the occasion each guest was
given z C~inty wOrkbox. Elaborate re-
IreShH1ents were served at the close of
the game.
The guests of the afternoon were Mrs.
Louise S. Smith, Mrs. Wilkes. Mrs. G.
NJ DoWney, Mrs. Smedley, Mrs. f. w.
Jennings, Mrs. Army, Mrs. KimbaH.
Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs Sherman. Mrs.
WRteheT. Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. Wood
ward, Mrs. Pfoutz, Madame Pfoutz.
Mrs Robertson, Mrs. Hardness. Mrs.
styer, Mrs. Salisbury, Mrs. Rice. Mrs.
Zane, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Nebden. Mrs.
Bradley, Mrs Lowe, Mrs. Justice. Mrs.
Niles, Mrs. Fabian, Mrs. KimbaIl.
Misses Eloise Sherman, Laura Sher-
man, Zane, Anderson, Hanauer. Rock
ldge, Edith Sherman, Edna Shear
man.
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with a programme under the direction OF
Mesdames Winslow and stone. Mrs l.
KastOr and Miss Harrison Favored the
audience with instrumental solos. Miss
Robinson and Mr. Charles S Polly with
vocal solos Considerable business was
done in regard 10 the open meeting 70 be
given by the joint clubs IN the near u
ture-
Mr. and Mrs. A F. Bradbury, Mr.. and
Mrs David O'Brien and Miss Mary
CaShin of Red Canyon attended the cath
Ole fair and supper "Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. Newell Beeman is up from Salt
Lake and attending to business In Red
Canyon.
DR.. and Mrs. Levers were over from
Red Canyon Thursday, the guests OF DIT.
and Mrs Wicks-
Miss McDermotf of Laramie is the guest
of Mrs. J. H. Ward.
Messrs. Judson Snyder and John Ea-
kins OF Red Canyon attended the Catholic
ing
Word has been received of the marriage
in Ogden of Miss Emma Higgins OF this
city, daughter of Mr. l. NJ Higgins, and
Mr.. William Kinney, also OF Evanston
The marriage took place Tuesday. the
couple going east over the Union Pacihc-
8 g o
The streets have been lined for the past
week with movers wagons. going through
from Utah to the Big Horn country
g 9 o
DIR. and Mrs. Bristol entertained the
Neighborheod High Five club very &C.
lightfully Thursday evening.
g g o
Mrs. Mark Foote entertained her Sun
day school class last Saturday afternoon.
The class is composed of twelve young
ladies', and they are reading a series OF
books, working, etc, each Saturday.
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Mr.. George H. Davies was married on
Wednesday evening in this city TO a san
Francisco young lady.
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At Sixty-three.

Mr.. H. ]. Rivers entertained at his
residence, 337 Third East street, on
Thursday evening, in honor of Mr.. and
MTs. L. w. Rivers and daughter. old
residents of this city, who have been
residing in Portland, Ore, for a number
Of years. SiXty-three was the principal
feature Of the evenings enjoyment
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs J. w.
Edmunds. W. ]. Lynch, George T.
Brice, H. r. Edwards. Curtis Knight,
f. w. Meakin, f. r. Dickinson, A. H.
Parsons. c. o. WhittemOre, J. Nj. Eager.
F. ]. Hills, r. B. Whittemore, w. w.
Rivers, J. p. Meakin, J, E. Busby, Mrs.
Gerrens, Charles Meakin.
Mrs. Curtis Knight and Mr.. F. J..
Hill won the first prizes, and Mrs. Fred
w. Meakin and Mr.. J. E. BUsby Sc
cured the others
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Brimhan presented the subject. Does
Any Good Result. Either to the Driver
or The Driven, from Driving Cnisdren
From Homer" The topic was thor
oughly discussed by the class. The dis
cussion will be continued at next class
meeting.
Miss Kate Syndergaard, instructor in
geography in B. Y. academy, and A.
b FT1sby, a young sculptor of the
flroVo Marble works, repaired 10
Heber, Wasatch county, Thursday. Sc
cured marriage license and were mar
RED by President Abram Hatch.
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The college Chums" gave a grand
ban in SOuthwortls hall Friday even
ing, which seventy couples attended.
the 'chums" were distinguished by
Badges of pale blue ribbon, on which
was printed college Chums'' in
bronze. The party was given in honor
OF TWO departing chums After the
6ance a delicious supper was served at
GrlerS restaurant.
The eighty-first anniversary Of the
independent Order of Odd Fellows
lodge was celebrated at the Odd Eel
lows haH Friday evening. One hundred
and fifty friends We're entertained in
speech-making, dancing. feasting and
various social games. The Odd Fell
lows and Rebekahs were dressed in
tull regalia and a most enjoyable time
was spent.
Fred Wiedner is visiting in Salt Lake
for few days.
q q q
Phil Speckarit and wife are spending
Few days with friends in the capital.
g g %
Charlie Doris came in from Leadville
thursday and stopped over here for
FEW days before going to Cape Nome.
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at work, and it is expected to be onc
of the leading events of the season. All
the proceeds are TO be devoted 10 the
building of a large amusement hall.
which it is the intention to build the
coming fall
The dancing season at ChriSten sens
dancing academy was closed yesterday
afternoon with a children's carnival.
The carnival was from to $50 O'clock.
AID was a most attractive affair All
kirlds of costumes were in evidence
from evening dress to the garb of
fairies, and the effect with the cal
cium lights, which had been put UP for
the occasion, was very pleasing. An
enlarged orchestra was provided for
the occasion A large crowd of specta-
tors was in attendance, consisting of
the parents and guardians of the chill
dren taking part in the carnival.
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EPHRAIM.
fspecral correspondence.,

Ephraim, April "a temperance meet
ing was held in the Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening under the auspices Of
the local W. c T. 2: Mrs. E G. Smith
of Ogden. state president of the W c. T
T., was present and delivered an address
on the objects and work OF the Organiza-
ton The church was crowded to its ut
most capacity. The following excellent
programme was carried out in splendid
manner:
State Hymn-Congrega
Scripture Reading-Mrs. G. ". Martin.
Prayer-Rev. O. W. Martin.
Dialogue-Fiye children.
SOlo-Mrs. Marshall.
Paper, Flower Missionaries Nora
ClaWSOn.
Song. Beautiful Flowers''-AIisses Bu-
low. Fits. Hansen and George W Quinn
Song, Samantha Aliens Advice"-Ha-
eel Quinn.
Paper, ''UncIe Sans Enemy''-sIiss Bu-
low.
Duet-Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Marshall.
Song. Home Sweet HOme''-Mrs Smith
Mrs. Marshall and Misses BulOW, Han
sen. Fits and Quinn.
OAO'Os'' o q @
Miss Nora ClawsOn is visiting friends in
Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs George II. Marshall Of Mt. Pleas
of Manti were visitors in the city this
week.
MI. ana MIS-. inns InOrI)e Went 10 Gun
nison today They expect to be absent
several weeks
Miss Nellie Clawson completed her term
of school at Sterling last week and re
turned home Sunday.
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]. P. NIadsen and wife of 8Ianti were
guests at the Central hotel Tuesday.
. p q
June Peacock spent several days Of the
week visiting his parents at Sterling
S. c. Christensen and wife of Gunnison
were guests of F. \. Christiansen's fam
lily few days the early part Of the week.
John F. Christensen went TO Moroni
q % .
The pupils Of J. c. Larsen Lund's school
gave him a surprise party today in the
school ROOM After the programme which
carried out, the whole school went May
walking.
The ladies of the w. c. T. [. met at the
home of Mrs. NJ F. Murray Wednesday
afternoon and enjoyed an excellent pro-
gramme- Those present We're Mrs F. c.
Smith of Ogden. Mrs George H Marshall
Of Mt. Pleasant. Rev. 9. ". Martin and
Mrs. William H Quinn, Miss Bulow, Miss
Louisa Frost, Miss Ella Hansen.
g g g
Chris Madsen Of Gunnison is in the
s J. johnson of the Union hotel has
turned the reinS of government over TO a
new landlord. The little stranger, arrived
last Saturday and announces that he is a
Democrat and will vote for Bryan.
g g 8
Mrs Louis Hansen, jr., gave birth to a
baby girl last Monday.
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Games and Music.

Mrs James e. Davis gave an evening
affair in honor of Miss Paxman on
Tuesday last. Games Of various kinds
were played, and a musical programme
consisting of vocal and instrumental Sc
lectionS was enjoyed. after which a
dainty supper was served Those pres
ent were Misses Urilda Paxman. Ruth
Wilson, Mamie Silver, Irene Squires,
Matte Folsom, Lizzie Davis, Genie Sill
yer, May Pratt, Annie Brown, Sadie
Grow and Elite Hodson; Messrs. S. IRE
week, ]. Davis, NJ. Spicer, r. Williams,
F. Davis, ]. Week. ]. Silver and n.
Davis
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Birthday Affair.

On Thursday evening, April 26, a
party was given by Mrs. Bush, in honor
of her daughter Mays fifteenth birth
day. The supper tables were daintfly
decorated, and an enjoyable time was
spent by the youthful guests.
Among those present were: Misses
Clare Midgley, Allie Sheriff., Sarah
Alderman, Hadie Dunning, Bessie Null
holland. Hazel Woodruff, Lula VIII
liams, Lula Halliday, Connie Perrett,
Rose Bush, Alice Butler, Alice Keener,
Bessie Burrows, Fanny Porcher. Lilac
Bush. Sadie Jones, Annie Shepherd. Mr..
Edgar Smith, Dale Olson, LIE Roy Pick
ering Walter Rogers. Richard Caffall,
Frank Williams, James Snowfall and
Holly Bush.
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The past week was remarka.bl for the
,,,r7bar and brilliancy Of its entertain
-rts Fashions vOtaries spent the
5avs in merry piIgrimages from one So
.;.l shrine to another. Beginning with
,tor5av afternoon with the entertain
INF al the home of the Misses Burke
and closing last evening with the af-
s-ir at the home If Mrs. Arthur Brown,
. TO- was not one dull or embarrassing
~ The spring season is now at its
Nv ~ height. and for the next feT weeks
,T5irs will doubtless come with a rush.
Tbsra now remains only a few more
--ssks before summer begins, so that
,stb q few more turns of the social
Eaisidoscope the annual hegira will
Sorn,ance and the great majority will
~ M for the different mountain re-
sorts
rant affairs are promised, principal
among them being the ball to be given
=. Cbristensens' tomorrow evening by
,Ea Young Ladies' Aid society. Over
so quests Will be present, and the
srsrt viii doubtless be one of moe
tban ordinary brilliance.
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relieving l-.uritz 1sS-sen, who has charge
OF the S1adsen store.
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A. J. Aagard of Fountain Green was in
from his home an9 spent couple of days
g 8 8
E A Candland of Chester was up dur
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Mrs. NJ. a. NunIey and Mrs. Katherine
Brady of Fairview were Manti visitors
during the week.
9 . 9
May Day will not be celebrated here
until Friday, May II. two weeks from to-
day. The Y. NJ. and Y. L. NJ. L associa-
tons have charge and are making ali
arrangements. The queen viii be selected
this week by vote Mary Lund and Edith
Larsen have been selected as her attend
ants. Maids Of honor are Misses Venetta
Proctor, Ella Nelson, Helena Rosenberg,
Mable Borg. Mable Johnson. Caroline
Rasmussen, Marie Hansen. Tina Brother
son, Winnie Nicholson, Olivia MOnson,
Edith Matson. Andria Johnson. An eXcur-
sion Will be made into the mountains in
the daytime, and a dance with a pro-
grammS, IN the evening
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Musicale.

An elaborate affair of the week was
the musicale given Tuesday afternoon
bv Nrs. W. 5. Mccormick. The hand
SINE home was beautifully decorated
i1r the event. each room being in a
different color scheme The drawing
room was in lavender. LilacS were the
flowers used, together with palms and
ferns Yellow and white made an eff
fertive decoration in the breakfast
rOom A large bowl Of Mareschel Mel
roses adorned the center of the table,
which was lighted by candies shaded in
Yellow Pink and green were the coIOrs
.hosen fO- the dining room. La France
RISES and ferns were used most effect
Esly.
The musical programme. was a most
.ntertaining one. Professor Goddard
gave The Two GTenadiers," for which
be- received an enthusiastic encore.
Miss BaTToWs' beautiful contralto voice
was heard in Swallows" and, as an
encore, a selection by PierrOt was given.
Violin numbers were given by Miss
LamsOn, and the pianOla was presided
over BY Professor Daynes.
Mrs. Mccormick was assisted in re-
ceiving by Miss KeOgh and Mrs. Ar
thur Bird. Eighty guests were pres
snt
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PROVO.

Especial Correspondence
Provo. April 2S.-County Treasures
Malmberg spent Sunday with his fam
lily at Santaquin
o 8 s.
Mr.. Edward Mcdonald left PROVE
Monday for his nome in Granger. Wvo
after a number of days visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Kenward. Mrs. McDonaId
will continue her visit here for a. short
time.
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Isaac Cummings of Heber City was
visiting in Provo Sunday.
The local Knights of Pythia,4 LODGE
gave a smoker" at the lodge room
Tuesday evening to 100 friends. A mos
delightful time was had in social re-
creation and in Teasing.
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Mrs. Stetson, the famous woman 1ec-
turer, is the guest of Mrs. Susa Y
Gates The talented lady delivered ar
excellent lecture before the academy
students Friday evening.
g. @ %
The Parents class met at the homx
of Mr. and Mrs. George TAYLOR Wed.
neSday evening. Mrs Joseph Jensen re-
viewed the previous lecture given be-
fore the class, after which professor
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MT. PLEASANT.
Special Corresnondenos.i

Cy
Mt. Pleasant, April 27.-Owen McGou-
gan, brother OF DR.. Charles McGougan.
came down from Salt Lake Sunday and
spent Spt me early part Of the week here. He
Idaho in the near future.
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Francis Jensen came home Monday
from a months sojourn in Salt Lake
City. Mrs. Jensen, who has been there a
week, accompanied him home.
w. Brown Of the Nelson house came
down from Salt Lake Monday, and will
S Durrant and Harry Jacobs were visit
ors in town this week from Salt Lake.
g g s.
Soren. x Christensen made a flying trip
10 salt Lake during. the week. He will
remain here short time now, after which
ne viii return to Salt Lake, accompanied
by his family, and they will take up their
residence there.
j, G. Lambert of Salt Lake was here a
couple OF days the present week.
q g q
Sheriff Jensen was up from Manti on
Monday and Tuesday of this week.
Mrs George Haws and Mrs. Silvia How
ard, mother and sister, respectively, of
the late Mrs. John Woodring, who came
down from their home in Idaho to attend
the latters funeral. started on the home
ward journey on Monday
George Maxfeld and James Clawson
we're IN town during the week from
Springville.
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The W. c. T. U. of this city was forced
to postpone the temperance meeting an
nounced for Wednesday night as Mrs
smith OF Ogden. state president of the
organization, was unable to be present.
Of
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Mrs George H. Marshall spent por-
ton of the week in Manti and Ephraim.
She rendered vocal solos at public meet
ing 3 ,, neld IN the two towns Wednesday
and Thursday evenings.
r. w. Livingston went to Salt Lake
Tuesday, and before returning will make
a trip down through Juab codnty. Mr..
Livingston contemplates moving his fam
lily TO Salt Lake soon
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Several young men of this city left here
Tuesday and went to points in Wyoming,
where they expect to remain. They were
Joseph Matson, Leonard Hansen. Oscar
Bjelhe. Paul Hampshire and John Baum
gardner.
The parents of Miss Maggie REYNOLDS
who has been visiting in this CITY tor
several months, are expected from their
home in Ohio soon and viii probably re-
main; They anticipate. having better
health here than in their present home.
Mrs Reynolds is a niece of Mrs. Jane
Seely of this city.
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Scott Mcclellan of Loa, Wayne county,
came in from his home this week and re-
NAMED few days. He went on TO Salt
Lake yesterday and will return tomorrow.
He says until this week that section has
had no storm since last September, all the
storms until this weeI. having passed
them by. This week they have received d
good soaking.
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r. Whitaker and F. c. Jensen came
home last evening from Juab and Willard
counties, where they have been several
weeks.
8 @ 8,
Jens F. Steck. formerly of this city.
was up from his home in Manti this week
the guest OF an old friend, James Jorgen-
son, Sr.
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Mel NJ. MadSen and Byron Carter went
over the mountains Thursday to Scofield,
making the trip on foot. The latter eX-
poets TO remain there an indefinite period,
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U and I Crystal Club.

The u and 1 Crystal club was very
pleasantly entertained Thursday even
ing by Mr. and Mrs. Q. A. Strickland.
The hostess was presented with a set
of china A few games of high five
were played. Prizes were awarded 10
Mr.. and Mrs w. Culver, Mrs c. A.
Strickland and Mr.. Davis. The guests
were then invited into the dining room,
where refreshments were served. There
was considerable amusement over the
test of the five senses. Prizes were won
by MTs ]. Ford, Mr.. w. Culver and j..
A. Ecton The club adjourned to meet
in two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Har-
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Delightful Affairs

III ,'''3ls the weeks delightful events
br Al eH1 series or entertainments given
va '' NC =. ira Lyons. The first affair
o,,-l.i sven on Monday and was thor
r,-S enjoyed by all present. The
MA t5 were decorated with palms. an
.s-.. oi50asOnS and carnations. and pre-
Tt NJ, d most attractive appearance
m. li15Ihoon was passed informally
-. suests. among whom were Mes
VIioS AIL ~ lg,eheart, Plummer.. Nc
III1l.aN' McDoWau. NcVirI1er Ta,.bu,,e
Lewis S,.li-ls. ~ ilbbals, Morrison, T..
Oar, t,sndfJ Durham. Morgan. Lee.
D1rrarIa,, IN, blnwoodey. Jennings,
NeCoraiIul, Jolly, Davis, Earls, Game.
Ns~,iD Dean. Dey. SaoDir. gton.
Crrcbi,,.. 0J"lfS. Oglesby. Roberts.
Miller w. francis. Markland. Ritchie,
Twons,.I 1S+r Mckinney, McNiece.
Baserr,,' DlcFvrt. Green. Chisholm
mor5g '' 90 Ps5aImer short, Thorn. Sim
p4vtoD V,I ,-'' Niles. COons. Brown.
Jo6rsro,, "-i. tr Miles, the Misses
Mrs ~ TSiAlla. Stewart. Decker.
On IRA Lyons again entertained
Vas glIl-eStaN afternoon. Sixtv-tbrea
We're - ara dainty refreshments
danes '1-.laline ir the game were Mos
Bri1l9 s5oArud, DeianO. Grav Ho5bs
ems 7. lHllnS, Evans. Juds0n Stanb3
Ferg7,.ogl7' hegt. bowman. CarDenfer.
Neon. ~ b.n.a1E. Beifuss. Richards
Kinhsn --idef-.u Moon Kelsey Pal1I
John ~, Ildi well ShelD w 7. Green
Myers u sggn' Earujy. Game Renne+t
san ll'ill''-L. h4uClfd. Skinner pea,
lace F -.,l.ey, Miller. W. H. Jones. wal
Judge Ne Persons Shepherd Ngs,Son
veil lrsr.'li '-drI, Earls, Archer sire
and Prse+,-.,I- Tx Duke, Misses Paul
given ,T Ts.,-u affair Of the series wax
We're cur ,--.s. lay -vguing. The nariorc
We're esD-t,.s-l'sly Iecorated and cards
the gs'y'S e. Az the conclusion Of
Beatrv NJ DIlz-s "ere awarded To Mrs
Nr Mrs. NeIGa1 Nfr 1Ei-1L - MI Ms ,;
Dr.. sT guests were DIR. and 1rrs 1ouo.
,SlTS. Macrarr -. Beatty. DR.. and
q. am lr.. w. and Mrs. J. Beattie
=. EWinr lslds, DR.. and Mrs. A
BickfCr57 NJ, -5-- bascom, DIR. and Mrs
4. Johns71 nv ana Mesdames low
5.answor-b -11,1-aHn. Pearson. Baldwin.
AAimban H. L5l'leai, B. A. Mcmillan
rolmer. E,.t,.' Is9h, McMahon, Dale.
Weir, Carn ,.,oA. Crane, Brink Ever
55abcock. ~ In, stephens. John Reed
S.oIy Kline, nm Keith. Sherman
''rs. Elliott FORBES, Miss Stewart
SSesssful enta,,-ls.aV save the last Of her sue
Mss Lane W. C.''. .lents Friday evening
~ humber ~ Lhe prize for the great
son the seem progressions. Mrs. Rood
,S,9n the CENT? g'it Prize, Mr.. A. c. Smith
II NcConan's,.SlIllLlle s first prize and 10
The guests Iell the consolation.
Sa Mrs. Hon, ~ me evening were DIR.
~. and Mrs. 81, Dr. and Mrs. Vincent
a.eT, DR.. and 'l5ack, Dr.. and Mrs. Hos
ppi ~ Mesdanas BITS BIS. Griswold, Messrs.
G,gsman. Hal, attain, Evans, Judson
~oanaughy5s, Btogue, 5. D. Evans.
=! uon' H. w. Brown.
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Afternoon Affair.

The Misses Burke entertained delight
fully Monday afternoon, complimentary
70 As Edith Noble, whose marriage to
Robert 6. Smith occurred later in the
week. The parlOrs were prettily deco
la'ea and the afternoon was passed
Win music and conversation.
mere were present to greet Miss No
ne the Misses Adobe Zane, Geddes, No
ore, ore, Mayme Noble, Murray, Park, Nc
Milan, Telling, Lowe. Hunt, Forbes,
MS W. 7. Daily. Mrs. Arthur Bird.
ATs ; Z. Park, Mrs. D. S. Murray,