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Reception.

one of the prettiesJ receptions of the
season was given Monday afternoon by
Mrs. George L. Nye, the event being
in honor Of Miss Susame Nye. About
150 invitations mad been issued and
from . TO g the rooms presented an
animated appearance.
A wealth of roses with The fragrant
5yringa. softly shaded lights and sweet
strains of music issuing from an upper
hall added beauty and harmony to the
scene In the paTlor pink and white
were the prevailing cOlOrs, loose roses
banking manteIs, book cases and piano.
The dining room was frightened by
numerous fairy lamps, their HOwer-like
shades enhancing the artistic effect of
the decorations. The polished table
was adorned in handsome dOilies, the
center piece being embroidered in pink
roses, On this was placed a Cut-glaS
vase Of glorious roses, surrounded by
the fairy lamps. The chandeliers and
curtains were fest0oned in smilaU, this
all carrying out the color scheme of
pink and green The hall was deco
rated i'm pink roses and the landing of
the stairway embarked in graceful
palms. Miss Nye and Mrs. T. @. Web
Der assisted in receiving.
Those who assisted in entertaining
were Mrs. O.. F. Richards. Mrs. Lii
burn p. Palmer, Miss Sherman, Mrs.
DeGUe and Mrs. NE. r. James.
In the dining room Mrs FranSen
poured coffee and Miss Weber served
cream. They were assisted in serving
refreshments by Mrs. Samuel G.. Park.
Miss Park, Miss Catherine Lowe and
Miss Edna Sherman.
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IiShtful lawn party for 200 little chill
dren Tuesday. afternoon at her home,
q North First West. In the evening
the Seventeenth ward Sunday school
entertained on the same lawns for the
bene1it OF the organ fund. Over 200
guests enjoyed the pleasant affair,
which included dancing, games and re-
freshments. Voting for the most pOpu-
lar lady and gentleman in the ward
was begun 1t viii be continued until
the annual outing at Lagoon, which
occurs on Tuesday next.
Among the marriages of the week
were those of Miss Elizabeth Marie
Eurgens and Mr.. Harry Newman Toll
les, Miss Mamie E. Kelly and Mr. How
ard SnelgrOve, Miss Bertha Meyer and
Mr.. Milton D. Joseph of St. Louis, Miss
Louise Evans and Mr.. George n. AUla,-
baugh Of Omaha, Miss Essie Maud
StOddard and Mr. L. Frank BranCng,
Miss Annie Thomas and Mr.. w. NJ.
BOyden, Miss Julia s. BarrOWs and Mr..
and Mr.. Ralph +. Snow, Miss Nellie
NJ. Davis and Mr.. Elias s. Woodruff.
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The members of the Unitarian
church and their friends were given q
reception on Wednesday evening by
the ladies of Unity Circle at the home
of Mrs. COwan. 500 Second street. Mrs
COWan was assisted in receiving by
Kew MI IhaCn6r, pastor OF the CnurCn,
and DR.. and Mrs H. A, Whitney. In
the dining room Mrs. Watson, assisted
by the Misses Carmen, Napier, Wat
son and CoWan, served ices and cake.
During the evening very delightful
solos were sung by the members of
Unity Quartette, Miss LOttie owen,
Miss Mabel Cooper, Mr.. Fred Graham
and Mr.. William Crawford.
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A very pleasant surprise party was
given in honor of Miss Long at the
home Of Miss Maggie Christensen, 155
North Center street. Thursday evening.
in cards and games. Dainty refresh
ments were served. Those present were
! Miss Long, Miss Dillingham;, Miss
Fa'hy, Miss Carmen, Miss Nicholson,
Miss Price, Miss King, Miss Jones,
Miss Rumell, Miss Thomas, Miss Pat
tersOn, Miss Thompson. Miss Banks,
Lillian BrOberg, Lyde Christensen,
Mrs. Lund and Messrs. Bruer, Al
Smith, Fred Elggren. Conner Thomas,
MCPhee, Fahy, Lee Thomas, Nidgley,
Price, Bartlett, Pierce and Lund.
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Mr.. William Walker and Miss Carrie
Dangerffeld were married in the tenn
pie Wednesday, June y. A reception
followed at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Danger
field, 1876 South Twelfth East. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Danger
field, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Dangerfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. 7 DangerheId, Mr.. and
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- Honor of ~. Tavlor.

On Tuesday afternoon last at her
home on Seventh East street, Mrs
Daniel Harrington entertained in hon
or of her mother, Mrs. Margaret G.
Taylor. Mrs Harrington was assisted
by Mrs. +. Y. Taylor, Mrs. r. Y. Tay-
Tor and Mrs. J. II. Give. with Mrs.
Gibbs presiding at the punch bowl.
Several excellent musical numbers
We're furnished during the afternoon by
Professor w G. Give and son, and by
Miss Sarah Patten and Miss Matte
Read.
The guests We're; MesdameS B. W
Smith, NJ I. Horne, Mary Horne. Ra-
cheI Grant, NJ. NJ. Barratt, Annie Wat
son. Mary .. TAYLOR. Elmina $ Tay-
Tor, Mary 5. Campbell, Maggie II.
Gibbs. Mary Gibbs, Ruth NJ. Fox, Eli
zabeth TAYLOR, Jennie Campbell Clara
NJ. Cannon, Eliuor Sebeck, Hannah
Everett. Lizzie Folsom, Mrs. Atwood.
e 3. Wells, Hannah Wells, Emma
Woodruff, LOWE Taylor. Margaret
Best. Alice Lam bert. Fanny Siddoway.
Amelia YOunE, Annie T. Hyde, Mar
gaTet Y. Taylor, L. Y. TAYLOR. J. II.
Give. Julia @. Howe, p. z. Taylor, and
Misses Matte Read, Sarah Patten, Lee
more briggs. Ella Olson
On the following Wednesday evening
Mrs. Harrington also entertained o
number of her friends. She was as
sisted on this occasion by Mrs John
W. Taylor, Mrs. T. y Taylor Mrs. W
Y. Taylor and Mrs. William EcEwan-
The guests were. MI and Mrs. VI.
N. Atwood. Mr. and Mrs. h Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Y. Taylor. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Larson. Mr.. and Mrs. 6. r
Howe Mr.. and Mrs. Carl ADJUST, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. w. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. +. Richards. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Jensen. Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Castle
ton, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Pitts, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur ArbuckIe, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Castle, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
W. Daynes. Mr.. and Mrs. SOrensen, Mr..
and Mrs. w Ingham. Mr.. and Mrs. w
NcEWau Mr.. and Mrs. &. H. Clements,
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph Savage. Mr. and
Mrs. n. Carr of ogden, Mr. and Mrs
Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. Keitch, Mr..
and Mrs. Jessie Weller. Mr., and Mrs.
Bird Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. n Y. Tay-
Tor. Mr. and Mrs. q. Crismon, MI and
Mrs. J. W. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Sanford. Mr.. ard Mrs. Alex Curtis, Mrs.
p. Young Mr.. Leonard Hardy, Mr..
Ashley Wallace, Miss Lille Gates Miss
I4enore briggs. Miss LeOna Taylor.
Miss Carrie Best, Miss Libbie Best,
Miss LyreIa, Miss Mary Taylor, Miss
Aggie Campbell, Miss Jennie Harring-
tor
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Mrs. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. Donkin, Mr..
and Mrs. MeDonough. Mrs. Green. Mrs.
Vinegar Mrs. -Ganand, Mr. and Mrs
Lankin Misses Jennie Walker. Julia
Walker, Lila DangerheId Maud Dam
gerdeld, Rosa Cook. Mile Shauks,
Louise Aim, Messrs. c. GaIland, w.
Gauand, j. Ludvick F. EInger.- J.
Baker, ]. Dangerdeld, NJ. Walker, Z.
Walker.
Mrs. 5. Wienberger Of Denver is the
guest OF her sister Mrs Mooney, 30
East Seventh South street
Mrs @. H Cain viii entertain the
members of Banner Hive No. IL Ladies
of the Macca bees, at her home, 2II
west Fourth South street, Tuesday az
-ternOon.
The You and Crystal club met on
Thursday evening, June 20, with Mr..
and Mrs John Timms The hostess
was presented with a number of pieces
Of china The game of Might've was
played for q short time in which the
first prizes were won by Mr.. and Mrs
David GALLAGHER, second by Mrs Har-
vey and Mr., Russ The decorations
were dainty, pale pink roses being used
IN the parlcf. md white carnations in
the dining room. Ice, cream and cake
were served, and at q Iage hour the club
adjourned until The 18th of July, when
they viii meet with Mr. and Mrs. f. C.
Holden.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. POulton gave a
delightful party at their home Tues
day evening. Might've being the fea-
tUTe of the evening. Prizes We're won
by Miss Lizzie GiauqUe and Arthur
Kirk. A delightful supper was served.
after which a musical programme was
rendered. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs Stewart Mr. and Mrs r O
PoUltOu; Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Giauque,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morley, Mr.. and
Mrs. James T. PoultOn, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. SchonfeId,- Mr.. and Mrs. A. Peterson
Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. James PouIton. Mr..
and Mrs. T. Green, Mrs. Smith, Misses
Rookie Nelson, Lizzie Cziauque. Carrie
Giauque. Annie Watson. May and Net
tie POuitOn. Vida GiauQue. Minnie r.
vine, Stella. PoUlton. Florence PouIton,
Tessie Smith, Nessrs. Arthur Kirk,
VIII POulton Ray CoIbOrn. Avern
POulton, Arnold GiaUque, James Poul-
ton.
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The last meeting of the Daughters of
the Revolution was held Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. r. G. Web
her. The exercises were in commemO-
ration of the battle of Bunker Hill.
. The house was prettily decorated in
the club cOlOrs. blue and yellow
coreOpsis, bachelors buttons and wild
mustard forming a very artistic com
binatsOn- On the piano were clusters
OF the California poppy. The hall was
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About thirty friends enjoyed an IN
formal musicale given on Thursday
evening by Mrs Nellie Latimer, Miss
Nora Wickle and Miss Holiday for Mr.
and Mrs V l.. Holiday at the resi-
dence Of the latter on Canyon road
The house was tastefUlly decorated III
palms and cut flowers and punch was
served on the lawn.
Among the guests were Miss Lillian
Oliver. Mr.. Willard Weihe, Mrs. Clark
of Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. Conn. Mr..
and Mrs. Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. Brock
bank. MI and Mrs. +. Rich, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Giles, DR.. A. K. Smith, Mr. Walter
Smith. Miss Jane Allen, Mrs Hughes,
Miss Grace Ervine, Mr.. Robert Wilson
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girls prize for guessing the most char
aPters. The boys prize was won by
Harold Young.
Other prizes were awarded Miss Bel
Ia CLAYTON and John Neels' C1aWsOn Tor
making the largest number of words
out of d different arrangement OF the
letters in "December.'- during the
evening magic lantern views were eN-
hibited by Charley Johnson.
The maskeTs proved TO be Misses
Theresa Taylor, Margaret Werner,
Lara Rawlius, Airline Tibbets, Jo-
seDhine CIawson, Louise Clawson, Ret
Ia Young. Louise Young, Irma ClaWsOn-
Maud Ritter. Geneva Clark, Bella Clay
ton. Rehan Spencer. Nan ClaWsCn
Richard Young, Harold Young. John y
CIawsOn. .C1isbee Young. Albert Hon
man. Robert. Leonard, Frank whitney,
Melvin SavilIe! Levi Ritter. Allan SDen-
Ger. Russell Rossiter, Horace whitney,
Earl Richardson, sidney -BeaUe.
Gecrdie Pyper. Sidney Wells, Jack
CIawsou. Spence Young. Dean Daynes,
Henry MOylc.
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Society Chat.

Mr.. T. G. OdeH leaves for Brighton
today
Mr. Frank Judge sails for Europe
. uils 20 o o 9.
Miss Violet NELL has returned from
the east.
Mrs. c: H. Mccoy and children have
gone east o a .
Miss Stella watson has returned
from Park City.
Miss Lena Welby has returned from
PhiiadeIrhia' Pa
Miss Mary White Of Provo is visiting
with salt Lake friends.
Mrs. Maye c. J. FarIow left Tuesday
to visit relatives in ! Iowa
Miss Norma Dickert has returned
from her school in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas b. Wilde have
removed to "A Kendall court
Miss Odeu leaves for Butte this week
to visit her brother Dr. OdelL
George Y. Wallace, jr. returned Fri
day from Harvard law school
AIRS. Charles Buffers left for Atlanta.
Ca, Tuesday, TO visit relatives.
Miss Leta Mcmillan is a guest Of
Mrs. Samuel Adams of Denver.
s. g
Mrs e. Miller Of Chicago is making
q short visit in Salt Lake City.
Dir. and Mrs. Joln P. Mitchell Of
Butte are visitors in salt Lake City.
Mrs. William Birney left for her home
in Washington, D. c.. on Thursday.
Mrs. william Reid entertained the
Sewing club Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Belle Dewey viii depart in n
few days for a short visit in the east.
Mesdames Harvey and BartheI will
entertain at vegetable party on Tues
day.
Mr.. and AIRS; R. "a, Claiming. jr..
returned from their bridal trip on Sun
Miss Kuhn and Miss Edison OF Ogden
are guests Of Mrs. Sol Stegel Of this
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Mcconaughy
LETT Friday for an extended visit in the
Mrs. B. N. Young is visiting with
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Lawn Fete and sfesouerade.

on Monday evening the lawn az the
home Of Mrs. J. -. Spencer was bril-
liant with many colored lanterns and
througed with quaint little figures.
Miss Jean Spencer and her guesl.
Miss Louise Clawson, were honored
with a strange visitation from fairy
land. Martha Washington so far for
got her dignity as to shake hands with
Fighting Joe. The OId-f fashioned Girl
and the French count found topics of
common interest. and Little Buttercup
and the Mexican Indian walked side
by side Carmen and demure Pris-
ella served lemonade i'm the most
friendly way. Other interesting char
acters were a Persian lady, Jack and
the Bean-stalk, Richard CarveI, Every
Inch "a Soldier one. Of the Two Little
Girls IN Blue, Count of Monte Christie
the Rose Of Yesterday. a japanese
Iedy. gypsy fortune teller Hard
cash. Seven Seas, Dutch peasants.
Miss Retta Young was awarded the
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Aside from the weddings. in which
the week has surpa ssed all former reg
ords for June. tEere has been = no
ticeable decrease in social activities
The hot wave which has suddenly
swept over Utah brings with it visions
of mountain scenery and seaside re-
sorts and hastens preparations for an
exodus from the city.
The reception OF FIrs. George 7.
Nye on Monday afternoon was the
largest event of the week A number
of other delightful. but informal, af-
Iairs, completed the list.
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Luncheon 40 Kensington.

A most enjoyable affair of Thursday
afternoon vas the luncheon and Ken
sington given by Mrs. !. NJ. Hamilton
and Mrs. j. p. TimmoEy at the home
Of Mrs Hamilton. Roses aud sweet
peas were effectively combined in the
adOrnmenL of the rooms.
The guests were, Mrs. Boutwell,,
Mrs Henry DinwOOdey. Mrs. Hall.
Mrs. Meyer. Mrs. !. 2. Hanna, Mrs. H.
Groves. Mrs. w. McAshan. Mrs.
Cherry.
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draped IN the American nag The pro-
gramme consisted of an enterta iuing
paper on Great Political Parties in
England and America by Miss clara
ClaWson; Mrs. George A. Smith read
Q selection from The Story. of Our
Flag. Dainty Eefreshments i'm the
colOrs red, white and blue were served
by Miss Weber. Mrs. -Franken, Mrs.
Nye and Miss Nye- Little SOuvenirs'O of
the occasion were bonbon boxes IN the
shape OF drums and bearing the club
SaItair.
A pleasant surprise was given ct the
home of David r. Brown, 436 Pearl
avenue. on Nthe occasion OF his 36th
birthday on Friday evening. June n
A large number of his neighbors and
friends, gathered to extend their con
ordinations and wish him many happy
returns of the d8v. Light refresh
played. prizes being won by mr. J. r
IroworIdge and Mrs A, w Witzell
The guests present-Were Mr. and Mrs.
j. 4. Trowbridge, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Mr. and Mrs. George .TrOwbridges Mr..
and Mrs. John c. Little, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Ernest s PenTOSe. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy L.
Decker, AIRS. Emma, Liegiers Mrs. Sacie
Wiener, Mr. Charley Fowler. Miss
Clara IrOWbrtdEe. Mrs. EZuulsline Rus
sell, Miss Maggie Russell. Miss Ella
Penrose. Mr. Thomas Brown, Mr.. Ner-
vim Zeigler, Miss Lucy TroWbridge.
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The Opal club and HeId's Military
band are out with a handsome circular
or invitation to their many friends to
accompany them on an excursion 10
Castillo Springs which viii take place
next. sunday, June 30 Excep tionally
low rates TO the springs have been ar-
ranged from Salt Lake and all inter
Tening points. This is the first excUr-
sion Of the season to Castillo and a
pleasUrable day. is in store for those
who are to accompany the club and
band on June 80. Castillo has under
gone a complete change. a new hotel.
pavilion and grove, with beautiful
lawns, being among the Improvement
added to make this once popular res0rt
more sought after than ever by the
pleasure seekers. There is also said
TO be good fishing. During the day
Helds band will give a grand concert.
which is sufficient promise to music
lovers Of an enjoyable day. Arrange
ments have .Oeen made with Mrs.
SouthwOrth for a chicken and trout
dinner The special train to. carry the
eXcursiOnists VIII leave the r. c. w,
station at 9-35 a. ID. Two trains may
be had in returning. one at 4.0Z. an
other at $3.50 Eureka people Wi3 have
special train out OF Castillo in time
to catch the $50 D. IN. train. The
members OF the club and band are look
ing forward TO a most successful eE-
CurSigu.
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Dutch Supper.

Mr. Carl scheid was the f7st at an
In, Jrmal musicale and DrItc1 supper
given at his home on Friday evening.
The rooms were prettily decorated in
roses. -
The guests We're. Miss Claudia Nor
ris. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Butler. Miss
Edna Dwyer. Miss Kate Dwyer and
Mr.. Fred Sands.
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Luncheon.

3 number Of friends were entertained
at an Informal luncheon by Mrs. a. T.
NOllmer on Friday afternoon. Pink
roses formed an artistic Centerpiece
for the table around which We're seated
Mrs. -. H. Eister, Mrs. Hal Brown
Mrs Peyton. Mrs. Wightmau, Mrs.
John Cain. Madam Rood. Mrs. Rood
Madam Stowe. Mrs. Howard Stowe,
Mrs. j. g. j.. King.
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In Honor Of visiting Guests.

Mrs j. @. p, King was the hostess
on Thursday of charmiugly appoint
ed luncheon. The color scheme was
pink and green, Ia France roses and
ferns being used in profUsiOn.
Those present were Mrs. Harley of
Lincoln Neb. Mrs. stowe OF Butte.
Miss Lewis Of Vermont. Mrs. Eugene
Lewis. Mrs. Caroline A. Stanley, NTys.
g. Z. Rood. Mrs. Clarence T. Brown,
Mrs. Frank GustiE
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F. Auer6aCh & Bro.

1t is with pleasure that we announce to the public
I hat Our MIR. SAMUEL H. AUERBACH has pur-
chased the entire Of the Dry Goods firm Of F.
Auerbach & Bro and will continue business at the old
location UNDER THE SAME STYLE AND NAME
and will cater to both the wholesale and retail trade.
We tender our heartiest thanks to customers
for their patronage the past for their forbearance and
consideration during our period Of liquidation.
:, Our entire store will be remodeled re arranged
and restocked with the newest and choicest goods the
European and American rkets afford. Ample notice
will be given the public Of our re-Opsning.
We hope to retain your confidence and assure you
of Our best attention In the future.
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NTarriage Licenses.

Marriage LICENSES.
The following permits to wed were is
sued last week by The county cleFN OF
Salt Lake county
Walter NJ B0vden. CoaIvfIIe ..........g7
Annie Thomas. Salt Lake City .---zl
Emil Brandt. Eureka. u
Lillian H0vey, MillvIlle .-.--.-. ....-.-. -
Charles Taylor, Eureka ACKNOWLEDGMENT %
Frances HOvey. AiiflV1lie ------..- :t-.-..2l
Harry n TO0es, Saat Lake City. $3.50. -
Elizabeth NJ ESurgens. salt Lake tttN--t
John c. Brown. salt Lake t'Ity-s- -2S
Della c. Stack. Salt. Lake City -.---.--.-.-z-j
Howard n Snelgr0Ves Salt Lake Oht5-----4
Mary T. Kelly, Salt Lake litgr-......- 20
Anaes Siddovay, SAT lake City .--,.----.2-s
Agnes Davidson. salt Lake city 81
Jesse Hopes. Brigham CITY --,.--....--s 81
Matilda Eastman, Brigham CITY .-...-Z7
David EishtOn. Rivertor- .-.-.-.- .......2e
Mazda BeunlOu, Iaylor=vilIe- -..-....... p
James Built. Salt Lake City ..--.-.--.-..-..5
Alice NJ sHitchin; Salt La lzes g ~ -.---2 q
Charles B. Lang. Fittsburg- Pa--.-.-.....i3
Gertrude NJ Jones. Salt Lake Civ
Milton D. Joseph. salt Lake guys
Bertha. Meyer, Salt Lake CITY ...-....-.1 -
Lewis O. Clark, salt I.ake-tsitz- .........z -
Ellen ; Rich, Salt Lake City .....---2l
William a. Brown. Salt Lake city ..-..-Z3
Matte e Bywater. salt Lake city ...28
ChaTleS NJ Erickson. salt. Lake Citv..--2S
Augusta Johnson. salt lake city .-..--2l
David II. Carson, E'airYieE --.---..-.....Zt
Marie DeEeI beck. E-airvfevv =---.......Z .
Edwin H Brewster Forest Dale 90
Lucy A. Williams. Salt Lake city - 81
l., Frank Brautlug, Salt Lake City ---.53
Essie NJ Stoddard. Salt Lake city 81
James A. Kerr Idaho Fans. Ida-------..34
Emma J. Gleason, idaho Falls. Ida...sI
William NJ. Clays. Bingham ..-........2 n
Tina NJ. Waters, Bingham -..-.-......lS
Lewis E. Cam, AIcCOOk. Neb--........-. %
Jeanette r. Gibbons, Salt Lake City. q
Hyrun 3 Duckworth- Salt Lake City "a
Anna a Brown Salt Lake Ciry-..-.....- .
Adolph NielSOus RiChfield .......--... g.. %
Henrietta Borg, Eichfield $500. ...2I
David A Affleck. salt lake city .--.....o4
Lillian Burt, Salt Lake City -..-........2t
Ralph. E. snow. Salt Lake Citv- -..---... -
-Marue H0rr0ckS. Salt bake City -l -
Ephralu Christensen. Murray -.. y.
Nora Gilbert, Murray -.................. 19
William j. Seely. CaSlle Dale ---.-.-.. -
Lucy N. Barton, Salt Lake city -.--.-19
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Mrs Nina Cannon Ellis gave a de-
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The Utopia Card club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs
Charles Clifton Slade at her residence
on Fifth South street. Prizes We're
won by Miss Tinsman. Mrs. III e. Cal
'lahan and Mrs. Il. Simon. This was
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Mrs. Milton l. Oglesby OF. Robinson
Utah, is the guest of. her mother, Mrs
Z. a. Druehl.
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Mr. and Airs. r. II. Claiming. jr.
returned from their bridal trip on Sun
DAY.
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Miss Kuhn and Miss Edison OF Ogden
are guests Of Mrs. Sol Sfegel of this
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Miss Keith and Mrs. James Y. Fer
gusOn have issued invitations for a re
ception to be held at the home of the
former from 3 TO on Thursday after
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-03-01
James Ray McCulIa.

The aged and we'll known either
of Tszewell died last night A. IL
o'clock. under peculiarly sad circum
stance. On Tuesday afternoon o.
this week he drank. through mistake
quantity of pure amonia, in the
store OF H. W Pobst. where he was
In the habit of spending much of
his leisure time. When it was dis
covered that he had drank the amonia
physicians were Immediately called.
and every restorative and remedy
was used, but to little or no avail, and
he fingered until the time mentioned
above.
MIR. McCulla came TO Tazewell
from Tennessee during the late war
and engaged in the mercantile busi-
ness. He was afterwards postmaster
mere for q term. After coming TO
Iazewell he married Miss Sallie Har
man, daughter of the late Elias G..
W. Hartman, who survives him. Mr.. !