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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
u Honor ii - HannnL

b. Mrs. y. B. Hannak was the guest Of
hOnoF at charming KensingtOn Sat
urday afternoon, the hostess being
MISS Lena Preston. Pink and green
were the colOrs used in all the ap-
pointments- An entertaining. feature
OF the afternoon was a game of flower
conundrums, the cards being hand
painted and tied with pink and green
ribbons
Inc prizes were beautiful pink roses.
Delicious refreshments were served
MISS McMtllan assisting at the tea
IaDIe- Those present were: Mesdames
T. B. Hannak, Mccullough r. II. Of
ncer, Lewis Evans, Walter Druehl, G.
H. Post, =. Thomas. Percy Sadler. Ar
thur Brattain, Charles Wilkes. George
Dern, j. y. Sharp, N. b. Whitney, J.
r. Gallagher, Misses Mcmillan, Dern
Coin, Anderson, Baum, Davis, Morris,
Credry, Sherman AIN, Burke Miller.
HoWat, Weston, McGrath, Zane.
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hibition of a rare and valuable col
lection of books at the home of Mrs.
Nelden Thursday evening
Mrs. Nat NJ. Brigham arrived in Salt
Lake from Pasadena. Cal, Friday, and
touring the Grand canyon
Mrs. George "A. Snow and daughter.
Vera, leave tomorrow for the east.
They viii visit the Pan-American ex-
position before their return
Mrs. Thomas Homer and daughter
Kathleen leave next week for the east.
to spend the summer They viii visit
the Pan-American exposition.
Mrs Charles HoIlberg entertained
Tuesday evening in honor of Misses
Ella Mc4AHister and Emma Hamlin,
who leave shortly for the east
Miss Clara. I. CoIburn, principal Of
Rowland Han, leaves today for New
York City. She will sail for England
June Is, to spend the summer.
Mrs. S. f. Bransford Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Harris, E. w. Center and Harold
Lamb spent last sunday in Park City,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs W G.
Lamb.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Felt, Miss Dottie
Felt and Miss Annie Felt leave for cal
ifOrnia next Tuesday. Mr.. A. w. Felt
goes as representative of N. D. Wells
q Co of Chicago.
Mrs. c. L. Burns and Miss Mary
Burns of st. Joseph, Mo, who have
been the guests of Mrs. Thomas Mar
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George H. Kruger were married We'd
nesday evening by Rev A H. Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Hall and daughter
Irene arrived home Sunday, June ,,
after a years absence in Los Angeles,
a. o o o
The Bible Study Circle of the Council
Of Jewish Women will meet Wednes-
day, June Z, at ESQ p. m, at the syna-
gogue.
Mrs Lima Willard of LOOMS, Wash,
is visiting salt Lake friends for a few
delphia.
Mrs. Gustavus Arnold, accompanied
by Miss Binnie Paul. left Friday for
Boston. They win sail for London
June 10.
Mrs. J. c. Hanchett and son, Arnold,
will spend the summer visiting in New
York, Buffalo and St Louis, leaving
here June II.
Mrs. Joseph M. Cries. jr.. and Mrs.
Charles Denning and daughter, who
have been visitors III Salt Lake, have
TO their Idaho ranch. Before return
ing to Salt Lake City they viii make a
trip to Yellowstone park.
Mrs Louise .Smedley Smith left Tues
day evening for the east. She will
visit relatives in St Joseph. st. Louis
and other eastern cities.
About thirty friends enjoyed an ex-
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ott-Clarke HVeddfng.

Ethel Mae or ard ar. q Frank
Clark were, nnarriea At the homesof the
bride, 1134 South ElsReuth East street,
Wednesday Rev Josiah AIcf12 AKIN Of
the Presbyterian cbuNehs offiefzteSl, The
Ceremony was perfUrnieat atssB q. m
Promptly at the time NAMED the Rev.
Josiah McClain. accompanied by Mrs.
r. K. OFT, mother of the bride entered
the parlOr. They were followed by Mr..
OFT, with his daughter, and the groom
elect, with his mother. The group
formed in front of the clergyman where
the sacred rites were performed. The
parlOTS had been transformed into a
veritable bower Of roses, smilax and
segO lilies
The bride wore a. handsome going
away gown of gray, with hat to match,
covered with clusters of large blue
roses, with white carnations at her
belt. Except the Immediate relatives
of the contracting PARTIES. Miss Vir-
ginia Breeder was the only guest.
The wedding breakfast was served at
the home of Mr.. VIII Clark, brother
of the groom, when it6asts and saIIfes
interspersed the courses of the elabOr-
ate menu and a real old time charivari
conducted by the young people of the
neighbOrhoOd, added mirth 10 the oc-
CasiOn.
At the depot friends gathered and
midst a shower of rice, old shoes and
good wishes, saw the couple off. There
were many handsome presents. The
tour includes a months trip to Denver
and other points of interest.
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shall for the past two months. left
Monday night for the east.
Mr. and Mrs, D. H. Porter left Wed
nesday evening TO be- present at the
graduation of their daughter, Miss
Mamie Porter, from a young ladies'
seminary in Monticello, Ills.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Gus
tavus Arnold received informally at
the home Of Mrs. Fred ]. Hin on First
street A delightful musical programme
was given during the evening.
Mrs. Milton of the George r. Max
well w r. c. pleasantly entertained
Chase, Mrs. Randolph and Mrs. Carly
who viii shortly leave the city.
Miss Mayer of the National Park
seminary and Mrs. Mayer, who have
been visiting Evith friends in New
York, are now at the exposition in
Buffalo. They are expected home soon
Miss Gertrude watkins of Provo and
John w Young, son of j. O. Young
of this city, were married Wednesday
afternoon in the temple. The bride
and groom viii be at home in Forest
Dale.
The annual reception Of the Associa-
ton of the Orphans Home and Day
Nursery viii be held at the institution
on South State street on Monday after
noon from 3 to 5. a cordial welcome
to all
Mr.. Alma Greenwood Of Fillmore was
married in the temple on Wednesday
to Miss Annena SorensOn. The young
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Cut Little Clocks
At Tiny Prices.

We have received lot of the
S'JOckle Clocks unique little affairs
of pretty carved wood, diRls have
white numerals large enough to be
wall and pull the chain to wind; so
there is no misplacing of the clock
key. Besides being very cute and
ornamental they are perfect time
keepers. Only just arrived, but we
want to sell a great many in three
days, so instead of S1.25 each, Mon
day, Tuesday, WednesdaJ-9S
Dixie clocks; the smallest pendu-
lum clock made; square nickel case,
glass front, Monday, Tuesday, We'd
nesday instead of S1-OO-69c-
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couple win make their future home at
Fillmore where they VIII hold a recep-
ton june 81
The wedding reception of Miss Mabel
DuffieId Foster and William Andrews
Clark, Jr., youngest son Of senator "
A. Clark. VIII occur at the home or the
brides parents in Butte, Mont, on the
evening of June 80.
On Thursday evening, June 10, an
ice cream and strawberry social VIII
be given by the Ladies' Aid society Of
the Christian church on Mrs. A. II.
Moons lawn, corner Third East and
Third South streets;
Miss Ella Little and DR. Bucher were
quietly married Tuesday morning at
clock, Rev. James B- Eddie, dean OF
St. Marks cathedral. ofhciaIi7g Dr-
and Mrs. Butcher VIII make an eX-
tended bridal tour of the Pacific coast.
Mr.. and Mrs John j. BrOughaI -ot
Montana arrived in Salt Lake Tuesday
morning. During their stay they VIII
be guests at the Kenyon hotel. Mr.
and Mrs. Broughau expect 10 make an
extensive eastern trip, after which they
VIII make their home in Salt Lake
City.
Mr.. Frank d. HigginbOtham. jr-, was
pleasantly surprised by a number OF
his friends Thursday evening, tde &C
casion being his thirty-seCono birthday
anniversary. A musical programme
followed by BANQUET formed the
pleasure OF the evening.
cipient Of a birthday surprise Tuesday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Knit Underwear
and Hosiery.

Women's white cotton union suits.
swiss ribbed, knee lengths, in out
sizes z. 6 and g, reduced this week
from S1.5O to-S1.25.
Women's vests, low necked, sleeve
less, daintily lace trim med, instead
Of S1O0 this week-65c-
Women's black cotton stockings,
dne gauge, exceptional quality, opera
length, soc a pair regular for-65c
Women's fancy hose, stripe ARD
dots, reduced from 65o to-46c.
Women's black cotton stockings.
most excellent quality, outsizes only,
So to 10, reduced from S1.0O a pair
to-75c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Rose Luncheon

On Friday afternoon Miss Clara
Lawson was the recipient of a rose
luncheon given in her honor by Miss
Elizabeth Dern- The table was streWn
in roses. A magnificent cluster nod
ded their heads over a center piece Of
Battenbarg lace.
The place cards were flowers ia
water colors and rose lay at the plate
Of each guest.
The guests we've the. members of the
Whist club who are. Miss Lawson.
Miss Mcmillan, Miss Cherry, Miss
Claudia Morris, Miss Davis, Mrs
George Steiner, Miss Parker. Miss
Luce, Mrs. Hyde Dale, Mrs. George
Deru.
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In Honor of Mrs. Carpenter

An entertaining euChre party was
given Friday evening by Mrs. Fisher
Harris, the guest of honor being Mrs.
+. Carpenter The rooms We're Law
ishly adorned with roses. Hand paint
iugs Of a variety of roses were used as
tallies
The ladies' first prize was won by
Mrs. +. =. Woodruff, the second by
Mrs. +. L. Carpenter. Mr.. EdmOnds
was awarded the gentlemans first
prize
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Car
penter, Mr.. and Mrs Frank 3. Steph-
ems, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmonds, Mr.. and
Mrs Bowman, General ana Mrs. Pen
rose, Captain and Mrs. PenrOse, Mrs.
a. y. Wallace, Mrs. Ferguson. Miss
Keith, Mr., and Mrs. Hyde Dale, Mr..
and Mrs. j.. j.. Woodruff.
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Breakfast Parf1

an elaborate morning affair was the
breakfast given Monday by Mrs. Ar
thur Brown complimentary to Miss
lNatz- Ia France roses on a center
piece embroidered in. runners of green
formed the graceful decoration OF the
t1hl0- JacquemiuOt, la France and
bride roses were used effectively
throughout the rooms.
The guests We're. Miss Katz. Mrs
Alma KStz. Miss Josie Katz. Mrs. ]
i. Rawlius. Mrs. Ezra Thompson. Mrs.
3. w Eccies, Mrs. Montague Ferry
Mrs Baker, Mrs. Frank w. Jennin IS
Mrs. Thomas Sloan. Mrs. William r. id
Mrs. Kenneth Kerr. Mrs David Hem
stead, Miss Edith Sherman. Mrs Jo-
seph II. Young.
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80. Percv sadler Entertains.

Two very pretty luncheons were Civ
en- on Wednesday and Friday Of last
week by Mrs. Percy Sadler. The tables
were gracefully adorned in roses and
ferns.
On Wednesday the guests were:
Mrs Sprague. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter,
SIR and Mrs. Sam Porter, Mr.. and Mrs.
DOHnell.
The luncheon on Friday was given
in honor of Mrs. Wells Of Montana.
There were invited TO meet her Mr.. and
Mrs Henry SadFer. Miss Minnie Sadler.
AIr- and Mrs. DOnnell and Mrs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
Toilet Waters,
Purses, Dress
Shields.

Florida, Lavender, Lilac and Vic
let toilet waters, all excellent and
popular brands, regularly priced 35c
bottle, Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-
day-25c.
Women's combination purse and
card cases, in many different kinds OF
feathers, plain and with ornamental
corners, that were 75c and S5c, Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday-35c
The ''Alko" dress shields, antisep-
tic, odorless, no chemicals, no rub
Der, can be washed and ironed; Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday reduced
Nos and 5 to TIC from 25c.
No. 4 to zoe from soc
No. 5 to 25c from 35c.
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Twenty-Five patters of 5-frame
Body Brussels, reliable, best of car
pets, regularly priced 81 a yard;
three daysA$1. IS.
Seventeen pieces Of Velvets and
Administers, choice patterns, $I.25 a
yard regular-$1.
Nine patterns best 1O-wire Tapes
try Brussels, $1-oo a yard regular
SIC.
Six patterns 9-wire Tapestry Brus-
sells, S5c a yard grade-72c.
Fifteen pieces guaranteed very best
all wool 2-ply Ingram carpets, sell
for soc yard-7Oc.
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In Honor Of Els. nonnel1.

Mrs. William DonneI was the guest
OF honor at a KensingtOn luncheon Civ
en- BY Miss Jasmine Young Saturday
afternoon A pleasantly informal time
was enjoyed. Besides the guest of
hOno- there We're present: Miss Sad
Ter, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Walter Filler
Mrs. Don Carlos Roberts. Mrs. Dana
Smith, Mrs Joseph Richards, Miss Luz
ellie Jennings, Miss Hattie. jennings,
Miss Frances EIOWat. Misc Pauline
GrOO. Miss Allie Miller. Miss Keith.
Miss Josie Kate. Mrs. Percy SadIer.
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Porch Cushions and
, Lunch Baskets for
!. Very Little.

Straw porch cushions, a bit Of lux
ury that adds wonderful comfort to
veranda visiting. This week wen
made cushions Of pretty plaid straws,
good size, z5c regular-6Oc.
Telescope or campers lunch bas-
kets, straw; the 2O-inch, S1.1O size
for coo; the coo or 19-inch for 75c;
and the 17-inch zoe regular-5Oc.
Satchel lunch baskets, S5C size 65C;
the soc size for soc; and 35c at 25c.
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$3.50 and $L.75
Shirt Waists--95.

One hundred and twenty dinnity
and lawn Shirt Waists that were
made for US. The maker had the
goods in yardage, was DESTROYS Of
selling, but did not care to make/it
into waists unless sure of q bdyer.
he gladly accepted our terms and
now we have the waists; new, fresh,
late styles, plaits back and front,
bishop sleeves, soft cuffs, stripes
and checks. would be SI.5O and S1-75
waists if bought in regular way
csc.
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Recentinn-

On Monday afternoon Mrs. Joseph F.
Game was the hostess at a large re-
ceptiOn. About 100 invitations had been
Issued and from to 6 the spacious
parlors were Ihronged with guests
The rooms We're decorated in the ChoiC-
est flowers. white roses being used in
the drawing room and white and pink
peonies in the library. The archGay
between the rooms was festOoned in
syrinEas and roses, interviewer with
ivy The dining room was beautiful
with pink roses. Pink satin bows or
namented the table from which refresh
uents were served, ana it was lighted
by pink candles
Mrs Caine was assisted in receiving
Dy AIrs. May Farlow and Miss George
Weber Punch was served in the Ii
blary by Mrs. Kenneth Kerr. Mrs
Frank Jennings. Mrs Teasdale and
Miss Hattie Jennings assisted in the
dining room.
Christensen's orchestra was sta
toned in the h2ll and furnished a de-
liEhtful programme Cf music.
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COMPLIMENTARY to Mrs. WeIIs

Complimentary to Mrs. Wells of
Helena, Mrs, Frank Jennings enter
tanned a few friends al a KensingtOn
Friday afternoon. The pleasantly in
formal affair was enjoyed by Mrs.
Wells, Miss Sadler Mrs. y. 3. Hemp
stead, Mrs. William Reid Mrs Ken
meth Kerr, Mrs George I. Nye. Miss
I'VE. Mrs. Alma Katz, Miss Josie Katz.
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u Honor Of Miss Cotton.

A charming event Of the week in
honor Of Miss Cotton was the luncheon
given by Mrs. w. T. Daily Monday
afternoon. Pink roses add ferns -Deau-
tified the table. Sketches of brides in
water coiors made very pretty place
cards. The fav0-s were small baskets
Of pink roses. Besides the guest a.
honor. there were present: Miss
Thorp, Siiss Mason. Miss Adelai6e Ma
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Luneheon nd 90 PartY.

On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Arthur
Brown entertained at luncheon in hon
or of Mrs. Charles NJ. Walker. Covers
were laid for twenty-siX.A The table
was prettily adorned with roses. After
the luncheon an informal game OF
euCEre was enjoyed.
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! Up to $4.75
! ChiIdren'S Jackets
/, and Capes---05c

The jackets are in REFER style and
made of fancy checked and plain
Venetian cloths; the capes-red, tan,
and navy blue, have fancy plaid
hoods. Regular prices were 50. SO to
S4.75, while they last this week
csc.
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Miss Crawford Entertains.

Miss Gilbert Of San Francisco was
the guest OF honor at an informal Ken
singtOn. given Friday afternoon by
Miss era wford. Roses formed the sim
pie but effective decorations. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. w. @.
sharp at the coffee urn. Mrs. BascOm
served tea and Mrs. SpragUe dispensed
fba Tres
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Women's $L25
csc.

All of our pique kid gloves, with
the gussetted fingers, 60 at this price
for a week Popular, coed wearing
gloves, a few colors missing, but
and tan, every size. Instead Of $1.25
a pair-9Sc.
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Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Daily. Mr. and Mrs. S.
b. Tuttle. air. and Mrs W c. futile
were entertained at dinner Tuesday
evening at the kenyon by Mr. and Mrs.
BroughaH. The table was handsomely
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5000 Yards French ChaIliS--44C Yard,
And Other Good Things Same Price.
Monday to Saturday.

The greatest H sale Of @ doubt the last 9"e& here tomorrow E
eryy % apr
s9od and ofs ajne5 fabrics they make iaaaa
e2wnsf % mis- nnabou tua, ktoas
Terrier Of HI n many o
rdl o
uday4ho
yy "
Nuns iSlJat yar1
an anne yarH7orh4c
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Not all Of the hundred pairs went in the last two days
this rather while the lot all the
nuslns
that sell $500 So theseSI48
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Boys Knee
Trousers--5Oc.

Made Of dark fancy cheviots, SPLEEN
did quality, with double knees and
seats, well made, splendid trousers
that can't be duplicated under 75c
anywhere. Sizes 4 to 10 years-5Oc.
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RUGS.

During this three days sale you
may choose from the entire stock of
carpet size rugs, 6x9, 716x1O5a and
9x12 feet. Smyrnas, Administers
and Wiltons, a rich lot, priced from
$1,000 to $4,000, all Is PER CENT
OFF.
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Coming Marriages

The wedding Of Miss n. Louise Mel
den and Mr.. Jerome Q. Cross will be
solemnized at s o'clock Wednesday.
evening at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. NeIden. by
the Rev Clarence T BrUWn of the
First Congregational church. The
cerernOny viii be performed in the
presence of only the immediate tam
ihes and followed by q. reception to
the many friends of the bride and
groom
Miss Nelden viii be attended by Miss
Mary Wightmau as maid of honor SIr.
Otis G.. Cross is to be best man. After
short wedding tour Mr.. and Mrs
Cross viii be at home at 656 East
First South street.
% %
The marriage OF Mrs. Alice e Han
ford and Mr.. George Westervelt viii
take place in Minneapolis the latter
part of July.
g g g
The wedding of Miss Laura Patrick
OF this city 10 Mr. s. +. Corey. of. Ogden
IS to be solemnized Juue u.
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Carpet and Rug Clearance.
Monday. tuesday and Wednesday,


fine Mostly they the best carpets in the house. those that if bought
during this sale n addition to
laid without
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Mems Suits at Reduced Prices.

Monday Saturday a
spring suit here and save dollars on it More than hundred have
lines; in only few sizes missing but to round out the
Handsomely tailored suits stylish smallest
Walker Reduced
week
$500 suits-S15Oo The $1,000
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During the past week Hymen has tri-
dnIphaprly waved his nuptial torch,
and Cdpfd. MS frolicsome page. is
breathlessiy resting for a moment upon.
IRIS laure e.sess ~ 20 say, lis well
DONE y fares pushing or 10 further
sports iHf4nr weddings, church
wedGIngs ard snaodest home affairs
blVe dlled thRtHeetcs TO overlooking.
ssriie Wcddia4S which drew to itself the
interest 0f All society, not only for the
social prBmtnence of the bride and
groom, bat hecatise OF -he official po-
sition of the letter, was that of Gov
ernOr Iebcr NJ. Wells and Miss Emily
Gay evening at H. home of Mr.. and
Mrs Alma Eatz.
The presence of the state officers,
the governors staff in glittering uni
form. the magnificent floral decora-
tons and the illuminated lawns made
the scene e. brilliant one.
Another wedding of the week, in
marked contrast TO this. for its beau
Jtful simplicity. and yet OF great social
intel st. took place Tuesday evening.
when Miss Mary Burke became the
bride of MIR. r. H. Claiming. jr. The
ceremony was witnessed only by the
immediate families and was followed
By quiet wedding dinner and bridal
Journey to the east
OF TO less interest to society was TIE
marriage Of Miss Louise Johnson and
Mr.. Henry S. Knight Thursday even
ing. - An elaborate reception was held
6ronts To- 10 sat which were present
many of the representative people of
the city. AIr. and Mrs knight are
spending their honeymoon in the east.
A charming bride OF Thursday even
ing was Miss Florence T. Howat,
daughter of JudEe and Mrs. Howat,
who was united in marriage to Mr..
Lewis r. Scboppe. A reception was
rendered the yOung couple and s0Ciety's
younger set was out in force to wish
them bon voyage through life.
The week ended with the quiet but
pretty wedding of Miss Frances Sharp
and DT. Andrew w. DoWd Saturday
evening. and the brilliant church we'd
ding of Miss clara Cotton and DR..
Union WOrthingtOn
Several social functions have added
their quota 20 the gaiety of the week
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sor. Miss Lowe, Miss Gle. Miss Burke.
Mrs. "a Motto, Mrs Bird, Mrs. Post,
MFs- Charles A. Walker, Miss Hark-
ness, Miss Crawford.
In the evening Mrs. w T. DaIby en-
tertained a few friends informally at
dinner.
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Five pieces cotton warp Ingram,
all wool filing, standard grade, 65c
regIIl ar-55c.
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in roses. A very pleasant
evening was spent in music and con
verSatiOn.
The Florence daily tribune., 1901-08-05

PURELY Personal.

L. w Tatum, OF Chicago, is
in the city today.
Carlton R Rice. of Golden, is
in the city today.
B. II. Steiful, of Colorado
Springs, arrived this morning
John R. Lawey and wife, of
Omaha, arrived last evening.
B. H. Striker from Cincinnati,
Ohio, is stopping at the Rock
Island.
p. T. Mcclure has returned
from the Elks' convention at
Milwaukee.
Ed Deibert and family left
today for Steam boat Springs on a
camping trip.
Earl Resor, of Pueblo, was in
the city yesterday visiting his
friend, j | Sullivan.
Mrs. p. II Fell has letter
from her son at Buffalo stating
that the weather is fine and the
exposition great
George Walker, formerly in
the employ of the Golden Rule,
left yesterday for King City, Mis-
souri,, where he will remain,
Mrs. Wickersham and daugh-
ter, Pearl, of Boise City, Idaho,
left this morning for Onray, after
spending some time with w E..
Mitchell and wife.
H. b Davis, of Colorado
Springs, formerly general mana
ger of the FL Paso Reduction com
pany, but now manager of the San
Luis Valley Mining and Milling
company, arrived last night
E. n Mitchell aud family, of
Lincoln, Nebraska, are in the city
visiting A, h. and w, + Mitchell
and their families. Il n. and w.
L. and families leave tomorrow
for a three weeks camping trip on
the st Charles.