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Progressing sixty-three.

Mrs Harry Beach Windsor enter
tanned her friends delightfully."- at pro-
gresive sixty-three Thursday after
noon. 1t being Washington's birthday
the color scheme was red, white and
blue. The rooms were beautifully decor
ated with flags, flowers and palms. The
TALES used were tiny flags. Delicious
refreshments were served, the color
scheme being carried out perfectly.
Mrs. Gilmer won a cracker jar decor
ated by the hostess in birds and
cherry blossoms. Mrs. Charles Cranes
consolation prize was a box Of glGce
fruits. The winner of the fewest num-
Der of games carried home the orig
inal Washington Ratchet. There were
sixty invited guests and among those
present were: Mrs. J. c. Weeter, Mrs.
H c. Hoffman. Mrs. Frank Hobbs.
Mrs. LU4u Mayne Mrs. and Miss Gill
mer, Mrs. Causten Browne, Mrs era
ham Putnam, Mrs. Grant Smith. Mrs
r. Z. McConahay, Mrs Charles Crane
Mrs BoxrUd, Mrs. c. c. Higgins, Mrs
Evans. Mrs. Frank Harris, Mrs. :. r.
Derge, Mrs Booth, Mrs. James Niece
Of Vernal, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Frank
Cook, Miss MunrOe, Miss Stella Dun
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You and I Crvstal Club.

The You and 1 Crystal club met with
Mr. and Mrs. Culver on Washington
birthday. Each guest was presented
with a hat of the colonial times.
High FIVE was the game of the evening
for which prizes We're awarded to Mrs.
l. Harvey and Mr.. c. A. Strickland,
Mrs. J. Tfmms and Mr., d. GALLAGHER
The tallies were tiny hatehets- Inc
decorations Of the parlor were hags
An elegant supper was served, at Which
the toast George Washington was
very ably responded to by Mr.. c. A.
Strickland The remainder of the
evening was spent in social chat,
games and 40 forth. The club ad-
journed to meet in two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. =. NJ. Davies, 500 South
Eighth East street. Mr.. and Mrs /.
Harvey entertained the You and l
Crystal club at a masquerade dance,
Feb. p There were many unique
characters represented, and light re
freshments were served during the
evening.
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Informal Afternoon.

MIS-. Sarah Bransford and Miss
Bransford were on Wednesday after
noon the hostesses of a delightfully."- in
formal card party. The floral decOra-
lions were very beautiful and were car
ried out in colors of pink and white.
The first prize, a cut glass powder box
with silver top, was given to Mrs.
Ralph Hoag for making the greatest
number of progressions. The second
prize. a cut glass vase, was given to
Mrs. r. II. Officer. The consolation
prize was a handsomely decorated plate
and was given to Mrs. J. Beattie.
The guests of the afternoon were
Mesdames Kenyon, Causten Browne,
NJ. Ferry. J. J.. Franken, 5. V. Shelp,
Newell. Gaylord, Holman, Rice, Fer
ris. Francis. Richardson, Glendinning,
Simmons, Officer. Harris, Plank, Dave
Ter, Boggs, Flagg, Murray, Oglesby,
Center. d. d. Evans, Lowe, Kinkead,
Charles Read, Ivers, Edwin Kimball,
Paine, T. c. Bailey, Pearsall, Ewing,
Rathbone, p. H. Reed. Benedict, Hef-
from, Putnam. Green, ROOklidge, J. D.
Beasley. ]. Beattie. II. J. Johnson,
Brink, Reinsimar, ]. T. White, Keyes,
Ouigley, the Misses Sprague, Lowe,
| Carter. Benedict, Beasley, Paul, Alice
Paul, Stanchfield, Savage, Lunt, Lig-
gan
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Colonial Entertainment.

The members of the Afternoon Whist
club gave colonial party Thursday
evening. The decorations and costumes
were in keeping with the spirit of the
times. Whist was played, prizes being
won by Miss COlburn, Miss Morris, Mr..
George DeTn. Mr.. Worse.
The hostesses were Mesdames STEIN
er. George Dern, HOppaugh, the Misses
Davis. Baum, Morris, Dern, Elizabeth
Dern. Parker, Stephenson, Luce, Law
son. Edith Parker.
The invited guests were Messrs.
and Mesdames Eilerbeck. J. H. John
son, Misses Forbes. Sharp. Paul, Nor
ris, Beesley. Sawyer, KnickeTbOcker,
COlburn, Kanters, Gale. Mcmillan,
Messrs. Dern, Steiner, Orr, Cleland,
Sawyer, Worse, Spr8gue. Scheid,
Knight, BerkhOel. Price, HeWett,
Barnes. Egan, Luce, Cunningham,
Sprague. Miner. McCarrOll Bennett
KrebS HemDhill.
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At Sixtv-three.

An entertaining event of Friday even
ing was the card party given by Mrs
Mary Judge and Miss Judge at their
handsome home on Brigham street
American beauty roses and carhd-
tons were used with charming effect IN
the decorations. Those who participated
i'm the game were Major and Mrs
DOwney, Mr.. and Mrs. SALISBURY, Gen III
sra1 and Mrs. PeurOse,. Mr.. and Mrs. w
s Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Keith. Mr.. and Mrs. Ivers, Mr.. and
Mrs. MARYLAND, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Sherman, Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. H. Mcmahon, Mr.. and Mrs. D
ID. Game. Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar, MI
and Mrs. W. V. Rice. Mr.. and Mrs
Holman, Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan III
md Mrs Reattie. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs,
Nr and Mrs. T. G. Weber, Miss ke-
OCH. Mrs. A. B. Wallace, Mrs. BeIcher,
DIR. Fowler, Dr. KeOgh.
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prised Thursday evening at her home.
SAG East Second South, the occasion
being her birthday. Music and games
were the features Of The evening. AT
a late hour an elegant repast was
served, after which the guests de-
parted. wishing their hostess many
more such birthdays. Those present
were: Misses Annie Jones. Lulu Lee,
Len0ra Brown, Ellen and Mabel Cham-
berlain, Viola and ora Lane, Annie
Burke. Alice Sharp, Mary Galido. LII
Han Kiddle. Bessie Boswerth. Messrs.
Ray Don, James Davidson. AlDeTt
Chamberlain Bert NenrOse, Tracy
Hutching, Seth Brawn, John Mcher-
nan, Oscar Lundduist, Nephi Inom-
stoff. Verey Chamberlain and William
Banks.
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Recention.

Mrs. ". H. Jones gave large recep-
ton in the afternoon Of Washington >
birthday. The decorations were IN pa
triOtic cOlOTs. and consisted Of an ef-
fective arrangement of flags and flow
ers. The flowers used in the parloFs
were Gala lilies. In the dining room
cornfiowers were most effective, while
the library was frightened with red
roses.
Assisting the hostess in receiving and
entertaining were Mrs. Plummer, Mrs
Boggs, Mrs. Sutherland, Mrs E o.
Lee. Mrs. Vincent, Mrs. Lakin. Mrs.
HOnnOld served punch and the dining
room was presided over by Mrs. Ar
thur Brown, Mrs. Andrus and Mrs.
Gaby
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In Honor of washington's Birthday

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Lewis entertained
Thursday evening in commemoration
Of Washington's birthday A profusion
of flowers and an artistic arrangement
of the national colors added beauty 10
the attractively furnished home. The
guests passed the hours pleasantly
guessing the composers of famous
songs. Prizes were won by Mrs. Sharp,
Mrs. J. It. White, Mr.. Hamilton CONN,
dr. Richardson.
The affair was given as a complhlent
to Mrs. Lewis brother, Mr.. B. \. smith.
Those invited were Mr.. and Mrs
charles Read. Mr. and Mrs. w. O..
sharp. Mrs. Russell c. Woodruff, Mr.
and Mrs. D. c. Dunbar Judge and Mrs
Bishop. Dr. and Mrs. A. c. Ewing, Mr.;
and Mrs. c. II. Post, Lieutenant ana
Mrs. White. Mr. and Mrs. \. u. Bird
Mr.. and Mrs J. e. Game, Mr. and Mrs.
Fl. sherman, Mr. and Mrs.
PearsaH, Mr.. and Mrs. Kinkead,
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Mrs Samuel woodward and Mrs.
spancar entertained at cards Monday
afternoon. The tally and score cards
were miniatures done IN water colo[s'
Eleven tables were arranged for me
game. Mrs. Robert Hardness Won the
pre- for the greatest number OF pro-
Frassfons and Mrs. lie Grand Young
won the consolation prize.
Present were Mrs. Gilmer Mrs. Rice
MIS-. Keith, Mrs. Allen, Mrs. sharp
MIS-. Ferguson. Mrs. Powers, Mrs.
Goodwin. Mrs. Young, Mrs. Lawrence
Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Hardness Mrs
Wallace. Mrs. Belden, Mrs. Carter
Mrs. Nozzle. Mrs. j. T. Jennings. Mrs.
DruehI. Mrs Ewing, Mrs Salisbury,
Mrs. James. Mrs. Beatty, Mrs. Nc
Cornfck. Miss Keogh, Mrs. Fox, Mrs
Murray. Mrs. Hamuer, Mrs. Amy
Mrs. Carson. Miss Fox, Mrs. klmbaH
Mrs. Lowe. Mrs. Nelden, Mrs. Wilkes
Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Weber, Mrs
Downey. Mrs. PfoUtZ Mrs, Faber Mrs
sherman. Mrs Robertson, Mrs. Mar
shall. Misses Murray and Hanauer.
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Afternoon Tea.

A Keusington with "a musical pro-
gramme was the form Of the delightful
entertainment given yesterday by Mrs.
John n. White. Professor Goddard
magnificent voice was heard i'm two
numbers. "HOsanna Gloria and Two
Grenadiers.' Professor Davidson gave
some instrumental numbers, and Miss
Elsie BarrOWs sang Where Blooms the
Rose" a guessing floral contest was
also enjoyed. ana the afternoon came
Co close with "a dainty tea.
Those who enjoyed the hospitality or
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Hi0h Five

The Misses Williams delightfully."- en-
tertained a few Of theis friends at cards
Wednesday evening. The game played
was progressive high five. Prizes were
won by Misses I. Underhill, l. Brew
ster. L. Marks. Messrs r. MillWard, +.
Burr and s. Judd. The guests were;
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Williams, Misses l.
UnderhilI, 3. Radden. b Gillett, y.
Wilson. J. Bird. f. FlOdQUist, A. Felos,
a Baxter. L. Brewster, l. Marks, IL
Alma. E. Andrews and NJ. FarroW;
Messrs H. Monitor p. Burr, P. Brun-
ger. s. Judd, r. Milward, 4. Fleming,
Z. Fleming, \. Williams, F. Williams
and knight.
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sawinr sinh Entertainment.

Mrs. d. J. Sharp entertained Monday
evening in honor of the Sewing club,
of which she is a member. The decor
atoms. prizes and flowers were Of pa
triotic character Prizes were won by
Mrs. Pest, Mns. Z. o. Carey, Mr.. Bid
well and Mr. Post.
Present were Mr. and Mrs. o. e.
Carey. Dr. and Mrs. Witcher, Mr., and
Mrs. w. b. Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs.
R0oklidge. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Tracy.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Shelton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eberlv. Mr.. and Mrs. Bidwell Miss
Hunt. Miss Sadler and Mrs. X. =.
Woodruff
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY q 1900

Lamb. Plank. Carter d. D. Evans, Hill,
Young. Babcock, King, Farnsworth,
Ewavd, Richards, joseph Richards. s
c. Park. l. NJ Bailey, Ira Lewis,
Hobbs. 7. B. Beatty. Knox, J. S. Brans-
ford, /. a Evans, BascOm. Narian.
CritchlOW. Roberts. Kearna. Keith Nc
CornieS. Bird, Weber. Goodwin, Ee-
eles, Sprague, Frank Harris, Amy,
Plummer, Blanchard, Benton Hunt,
Bennett. Bacon Tuttle. the Misses
Keogh. Weber, Keith. Lillian Keith,
Ceddes Noble. Edith Noble.
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Mrs Iennines, Card Partv.

Mrs. Thomas Jennings gave an en-
iovable card party Tuesday afternoon.
The decorations were Japanese, and
were effectively used. Mrs. Harold Jen-
nings won the prize for the greatest
number of pTOgressions
Among the guests were Mesdames H
NJ. Dinwoodey, H. L. A. Culmer c. S
Burton. Buchholz, Marshall, STANLEY
CIawson, z. c. Coffin. Julia Taylor, Or
son Whitney, D. 5, Spencer, j. D..
Spencer, ]. E. Game, G. NJ. Palmer,
William Reid. G. d. Pyper. c. NJ. owen,
Harold Jennings. Sloane, Emily Grant
the Misses Clara Clawson, Kate Wells
Ella Clark
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Mrs White were MesGames Chisholm.
Almy, G.. W. Bennett, J. Herman, WIZ
liam Bradley, y. Skinner, Hayden, j.
c. Royle, Kenyon, H. A. Whitney, Cal
igher, G. Z. Bennett, Benedict, Elmer
Darling, zane, Emma Elerbeck, VIII
liam Bennett, Ellen Elliott, Brink J
+, Jennings, s. Sharp, William Reid, r.
A. Vincent. A. L. Brattain, Mcmillan
Ritter. COiburn, Young, A. H. Godoe,
/. L. King. Carter, Oswald, -. l.
KnowIton, Sawyer. Witcher, Knox,
Plummer, John Dern, George ElerDeck
+. Harris, NJ. A. owen, BransfOrd, l. a.
Evans. William Jennings, Hanchette'
w. c. Jennings, Harold p. jennings
Forbes, William SpragUe, Dunbar, -
J. Sharp. Justice, MARYLAND, Fred scarf,
Bailey, Hough, Robert Hardness, tae
Misses Hayden, Benedict, sawyer,
Hampstead, Bransford, Dern, Elizabeth
DeTn.
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Candy Pull.

Mrs. W. H. Jones was the hostess Of
a merry evening on Thursday. The
guests were invited to an fashioned
candy pull and all entered heartily
into the pleasure of the occasion.
Present were DR.. and Mrs. Henry,
DR.. and Mrs. Plummer. Mr.. and Mrs,
H. w. Brown, Mrs. Patrick of Omaha
Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boggs, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaby, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drus- Mrs. HanfOrd. Mr.. COlburn.
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DeIightful Affair.

On Tuesday afternoon Mrs, Sarah
Bransford and Miss Bransford gave
ysree sixtv-three party. The decora-
lions were arranged by Huddart ana
wore most effective. The successful
contestants. Miss Noble, Mrs. Hunt ana
Miss Bird. were given handsome souVe-
Among the guests were Mesdames
wilkes. Druehl. HOWat, Mclaughlin,
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Luncheon in Pink.

Mrs. Ferdinand Dickert entertained
at luncheon Friday afternoon. The
beautifully arranged table was adorned
with La France roses and ferns.
Those who enjoyed the tempting
menu were Mrs II. W. Brown. Mrs.
G. s Peyton, Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Z. d.
Knox, Mrs. L. s. Boggs. Mrs. Plum
mer, Mrs COlburn. Mrs. II. J, Dininny,
Mrs. Dale. Mrs. Snow, Mrs. Arthur
Brown, Mrs. F. a. Druehl, Mrs. Miller,
Mrs. Sutherland and Mrs. A. c. Ewing.
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The winter Eayeties of the present
If Grace are on the Wane. Only
-. fsg= remain before Ash Wednes-
. sa that society can expect httle
w.. -fa way of entertainment before the
Ism .f ralir-ment
,-re closing week OF the winter was
-... .r. for all connected with salt
4@.77.-s swell world. Dancing was It's
l-,r..'.....-.rI-tie feature. But from now
~. -F. Keynote viii change and society
g..T settle down 10 less WearyinS
N.- ~ diversion. and society viii not
eaI n fmcllt to ADJUST itself to Len
. .a. ar7rueties. Common consent has
80. cards one Of the Lenten amuse-
--.rr- and the theatre, in a business
H. Sort NJ way, just as one would go
faa sacred concert, viii not be rroWned
, ~ and hv way Of penance for all
tl- rarast frfvolities of the winter,
y-grE and old viii work and sew for
charity.
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The Misses Leonard gave an informal
Kenslngton Wednesday afternoon in
honor of their guests. Mss Fannie
Foofe and Miss Shillman Of AtchisOn,
Kan. Those VINO enjoyed meeting the
honored guests were the Misses HOwat,
Miss Edna Sherman, Miss Salisbury,
Miss McGrath, Miss Forbes, Miss Wei
bv Miss Earls. Mss Moore, Miss Zane,
Miss Sherman, Miss Laura Sherman.
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Thimble Bee.

Miss Lawton gave thimble bee yes
terday The guests spent the hours
working buttonholes. Miss Hoppaugh
winning the prize.
Present were Mrs. Steiner, Mrs. Hop
paugh. Mrs. w. d, Ellerbeck, Mrs.
George Dern, the Misses Dern, Cherry,
Stephenson, Hardy, Beesley, Anderson,
HeWett. Parker, Hackett,
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Coming Events.

Notwithstanding and cue party
gsraa hv DIT. and Mrs. J. T. White
large reception at the Knutsford, CIV
On hv Mrs. Mary Gilmer and Miss Hll-
MGR KcnsiuCt0u given by Mrs. l.. .:
carey Golden wedding OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. WeTtheimer-
rraz5av-Card party given by Miss
r.-hes. /. ID. \. college dance at GINS
fausen-s Card party given by Mrs.
hutchinson. ---.-..
carbohydrates night at Univer-
.---- -L-M-
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Luncheon.

Mrs. Z. L. Carpenter gave a dainty
luncheon Wednesday afternoon, com
pIimentary to Mrs. ROusch and Mrs.
steele of Chicago. The table was COW
cred with white carnations and ferns
Covers were laid for Mrs. ROuschr
Mrs. Steele, Mrs. c. /. Rood, Mrs. T.
3. stephens, Mrs. Meyers and Madame
MnNnrs
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Pleasant Surprise.

Mr.. Ephraim Jeffs was surprised
Wednesday evening by number of his
friends. The evening was spent with
cards, music and dar cling. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Eph Jeffs, Mr.:
and Mrs. G. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Grif1ths, Mr.
and Mrs. J. SdllicOrn, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Morris, Mr..
and Mrs r. Griffiths. jr., Mrs. {. w.
Player, Miss Laura Player. Miss Mamie
Hugh, Miss Bessie Edwards, Miss LII
liam Jeffs. Mr.. OTrin Morris, Mr.. Whip
pie. Mr.. Johnny BeTTill.
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Kensington Tea.

Mrs. Robert J. Glendinning was the
hostess of an informal afternoon ar
fair on Tuesday The parlOTs were
adorned with the national colors- A
thimble bee auction was the feature OF
the afternoon. Mrs. W. Z. DaIby act
ing as auctiOneer.
Present were Mrs. Post, Mrs. r. d.
Grant. Mrs. c. P. Hough Mrs. r. II.
officer. Mrs. J. /. Franken, Mrs. Joy
H. Johnson. Mrs. ". T. Daily, the
Misses Sherman, Edna Sherman.
Hanauer, Thorn, Love, Judge and
KiuobaIl
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Mr.. and Mrs. Travis, Miss Hanauer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fabian, Miss Reed, the
Misses Mason. Mr. and Mrs Howard,
Miss Hardness, Miss Anderson, the
Misses Burke, the Misses Sherman,
Miss Thorn. Governor Wells, DR.. Bas-
com, Mr.. G. n. Lawrence, Mr.. " J.
Lawrence, Mr.. Coffin. Mr.. Max Smith,
Mr.. Richardson, Mr.. a1enry.
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Oak Leaf Club.

Mrs. n. Sears entertained the Oak
Leaf club at her residence last Thurs
day evening, sixty-three being played
The prizes were won by Mir. II. Button
and Mrs. James Dinwoodey, after which
the guests sat down to retresnments-
The rooms were decorated with nagS
and bunting The remainder OF the
eN ening was delightfully."- spent with
vocal and instrumental music Dy MISS
Wilson The club viii meet at Mrs
c. H Jenkins residence, sSS Second
East street Thursday, March 8, 1900.
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At Dinner.

Mr. E. B. Wicks gave an elaborate
dinner at the Alta club Wednesday
evening. His guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Pollock, Mr.. and Mrs. ". G.
Sharp. Miss Anderson, Miss Block, Miss
Hardness, Miss SpTague, DR.. Bascon
The guests afterward attended the
charity ball.
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Boyle RossiteT.

The marriage of Miss Nettie Boyle
and George Rossiter took place Friday
evening at the brides home, 100 South
Eleventh East. Following the cere-
mony a reception was held in the pref
tiIv decorated home. The bride wore
handsome gown of brown silk, and car
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Birthday Party.

A large number Of the friends and
relatives of Bishop D. 3. Brinten OF
Big Cottonwood gathered responsive to
invitation on Friday at l o clock. p. m,
to celebrate the bishops fifueth birth
day. An enjoyable time was passed IN
feasting and singing.
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ford. Mrs. Morton French, Mrs. S. B.
futile. Mrs. Paul, Mrs. J. { y, KING,
Mrs. George Dern. Mrs. S +, whitney
Mrs. f. Milford, Mrs. r. n fll1eI' hIs
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OrjoIe Club.

The Oriole Sixty three club met We'd
nesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Phil Ripple at their residence on Sec
ond street Prizes were awarded Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. Hawkes., Mr.. Bradford
and Mr.. Anderson. Those present were
Messrs. and Mesdames Anderson, Brad
ford. Emerson. Ripple, Kyes, korup-
kat. ScovilIe, Thayne, Lathrop, Mrs
Hawkes.. Mrs. Ebel, Misses McCOmie
and Vincent and Mr.. Hawkes..
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Thompson, AIr. Westervelt, Mr. W. J.
Lawrence, Mr.. J. T. Goodwin. Mr.. VIII
Barnett. Mr. Skinner, Mr. Macready,
Mr.. Robert Smith.
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surprise rarity
Miss Lucy Banks was pleasantly sur
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Misses splendid quality Kid Shoes.
lace and button, heavy sole, sizes IL
TO 2. ONE WEEK ONLY. aff0
A GENUINE BARGAIN -. y IA y
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A GOOD MAN GONE.

With pain we chronicle the death
of w. H. Sutherlin of White Sulph.
ur springs, one of the proprietors Of
the Rocky Mountain Husbandman
and pioneer editor of Montana. He
was power of energy to the pastor
al and agricultural interests of this
state, devoting his life to the ad-
vancement of these industries and to
the obliteraton from popular super
stition the mythical American desert.
He was never ambitious, nor Graf
ty, nor selfish; but he constantly
pursued course of general promo
ton of public interests until death
closed the record. He was an opti-
mist in the face of sternest adversely,
and as true hearted as any that ever
drew a pencil. Though unostenta-
tious in demeanor, he was a strong
factor in the destiny of the common
wealth, and in conventions of farm
ers as we'll as editors his sapient
counsel will be sadly missed.
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NEIHART. MONTANA. JUNE 8. 1900.

In carr! Wing the ornaments into the
sittiHE room he struck a vase against II
chair and Shivered it. but the shiver
didn't reach Mrs. Bowser, and he had
nothing to complain of. The cat purred
and grinneu Is she looked out from her
lair Things were getting interesting.
They got more interesting as Mr.. Bow.
ser loaded up with rugs and came STAG.
gering in to trip over his own feet and
come down on his knees and roll owe.
on the broad OF his back.
II thought you had gone through
the cellar said Mrs. Bowser as she
came hurEiug down stairs
And suppose l had. he demanded
as he struggled up. I'm boSsing thi.
job, ana if want to break through the
floor that's my business. You see what
I've accomplished, don't you? In -
minutes Eve done more houseclcaning
than you ana your crowd could have
accomplished in three days Don't
come interfering | know my gait"
The room having been cleared of fur
ntturc, the next thing i'm order was 10
t'tht tl' lllt ''l tl''l. ENDiItt lhIhN NJ i~it
time by prying ont the iacis but there
is another way, and Mr.. Bowscr caugh,
on mt once. Having got a corner loos.
encd, he seized the border in both
hands and hcavcd and tupged ami
there was a rip. rip, rip. all along the
Dashboard. MI he had to do was to
walk around the room and hoayc away
pet over ana rolled it up when II was
free from the floor. but Mr. BOwscr
didn't lie drew q long breath. wiped
the sweat out of his eyes and rushed
the carpet together in a heap to re-
semblC a small haystacli. A. Il sort of
grand wind up ana to reduce the height
of the pile he fell on it. Two yclls ana
n whoOp followed ana the sounds
jumped the cat out from under the
lounge and brought Mrs. BOWScr down
stairs on wings. He hadn't meant to
sell when ne fell foul Of the tucks and
imagined for "A minute that he hai
kicked over a bumblcbcc's nest, but he
was taken 10y surprise. However, Mrs
Bowser found him on his feet and
struggling 10 preserve a calm and care
less demcanor and she could only re-
mark.
at must have been cats fighting in
the back yard. see you've got the
carpet up. The next thing is to dust
the ceiling IN get YOU feather
duster"
When she had handed him the dustcr