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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Mrs. j. Mel. Carter and little
daughter have Joined her husband,
Capt. Carter, who is here on leave Of
absence before going TO For. Leaven-
worth, to which post he has been as
signed. They are the guests Of the
family of Capt. CARERS father, Judge
VIM. Carter, aud viii leave for Fort
Ioavenwouh next Saturday.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Miss Emma Carter, who has been
spending several months with her
aunt, Mrs. J. c. Alexander, .s visiting
relatives 10 ST. Louis.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Messrs. J. T. Lee aud A. I. Nixon
went TO irondale Friday 10 complete
the arrangements for opening the new
bank at that place.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Rev. W. e. Reeves will administer
the ordinance Of baptism in 81. Francis
river below the bridge, near DeLassus,
At O'Clock next Sunday afternoon.
Eleven persons will be baptized.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

In the New Cen,ury knights. .
osganlxed By the Central Christian
Advocate III st. Louis, We notice that
IIilIy aud GIsnwoad Ifpkin and Claude
0rsen arc among tho enrolled meln-
bcrs. Tie boys joining this order take
the following pledge IN y NJ -
pose 10 NJ something, and to 10 soesa-
tiIng for tho bsstef.nens Of The world,
and my determination n6ves % ~
profanity. slcolsoi o. tobacco 10 Az
lorna. y
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Mrs. S. s. Smith had a second
stroke of paralysis Tuesday night of
last week, and Is 10 a very critical
condition. Judge Smith slso had a
spell Of sinking Of the heart aud Il was
feared that he would not recover, but
We are glad 10 say he is better now.
The attack was probably superinduced
bg the extremely hot weather and the
care and anxiety over his wife.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Notice II lReretiy Rfvvn fhat have sakess
nr rs q stray ~ khUh lisk fft1sssy t0wn-
tHsg~ with ,pFfb hind irGx whiie h4lf way
ifuni llsssfs to xner, ibid Esee. b1nndplF
viii istfer .sA" with straight mara ever
TRIP ~ Al an ieFf frfH ssinuhlsF; elsgBf TEN
saddle pony AMI ~ tina nwHer ihesxcf dfez
nni fialiu n9r Prove saifsc ne5nxe the exeirF
afton nI tssifSf DAYS from this tinfe, E8unG
WN1 Ire rsasfad ACCORDING 10 law befQfe d
tusiice Of this Iraes " said cnHntxs
ADAM HAN.
july "a, irs Knub Lick, No.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Mr., 7. J. Short has completed
large water tank neaF the mill Of the
Guessing Milling Co, Sc a water sup
ply for the street sprinkler.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

MIR. Harvey Halle OF Ledro Wooley,
Wash, who Is here on a visit to hts
tsiher and other relatives, has bad
THE TIHEs sent to his partner, Mr..
W. Brown.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25
Free To All Our Patrons.

To all our past regular
patrons and to each new
purchaser to the amount Of
81 in cash, we will furnish
FREE a 6-months' subscrip-
ton to the ILLINOIS FAR
MER, a practical farm jour
nal. Leave your name with
mail address at our Office.
Respectfully,
GRAND LEADER MER. co.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Mf. A. Z. Riehmond and his wife
Of Douiphan we're in town Monday and
Tuesday. They will probably remove
to this city In the near future.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

We are growing so metropolitan,
and having enjoyed stock law, I
think Il would be good idea TO In
olude also a chicken law. Nothing
causes one 10 lose her religion 30
quickly IS 10 find her garden, the
pride OF her eye. invaded by devas-
taling horde of the nsighbors' chick
ems. ] have been . chicken raiser
myself, and enjoyed the results Of my
work very much, but this year dis
posed Of my entire flock Cor fear they
would intFude On my neighbors' gar
dens. sinceearls 10 tho spring have
wsged a war Of 'ishooing'' on isyad-
Ing Aocks, aud now that tomatoes arc
the only thing lefl for ~ 10 have la
The garden, II Ii woEse than dreadful
70 20 out and lind these eaten half mp
BY the visiting delegation. The same
complaint Ia general all ever town.
aud we ought TO hare chickens con-
iiued within certsin high paIed fences
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Mrs. Emma Russell left for Gale
donna "Wednesday morning, having re-
ceiyed a phone message that her
father, Rev. j. G. Bcrryman, Is seri-
iously III.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

Rev, J. l.. Alsvnrth is advertised
to preach next Monday nigh. 81 the
Gospel Assembly conducted by the
Presbyterian Church at Ircnton.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

What good time the visiting gisl
basi Everyone seems 70 take spe-
oisl pride in seeing tina. she has good
simc 30 that she will lsud the pleas
ures Of the town. hold In grateful
remembrance ziwsys Tho many who
helped 10 suake my many wishing girls
hare the time Of their lives. She may
come back year siter year, this visIs-
log girl, and there h no cessation %
The pleasure she vii have. hut 4. "
chsncs, she dseides % becows ; rust-
dent u ~ piace. ahs quickiy fasIs !
dinsrspes y her siatas. Gone sfa ~
boxsa a pandy uhisa sqgalsi III rsI-
sss. ito nsoot@ = - y o,aEm ~
ey1t - - = Il tlInl toery
~ y ~ = T. ~ 4
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25
The Time of Year

is here when we must show
el out what Summer Goods
we have left. In order to do
this We will for a short time
SIMPLY SLAUGHTER PRICES
on all spring and summer
goods. Don't miss the OPP
portunity.
Cole & Nixon.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

LiFE'S SPICE.
g" variety Is the spice of life.


There are Just a few fruits to be
had now for Jelly making, aud hint
as to au easy and quick way TO make
Jelly is always In order. II only a
small quantity Of the liquid is cooked
ut 4 time. with the proper amount Of
sugar, say pint to a pint, the work
will be so simplifed aud done so
quickly that there Is much time saved
aud the jelly will be clearer and
brighter than by the old process of
cooking a whole kettle full al a Time.
do not believe tho new generation
of girls coming ON is as particular ia
certain obseryances Of etiquette as they
should be. An invitation TO party
or reception OF course means n party
call, aud ut this call Il Is necessary Ia
ask for the hostess who entertained as
we'll as the guests for whom she eater.
tanned. Good breeding demands that
the hostess be shown some courtesy
for the courtesy shown others, aud Il
is lack of though, more than ignor-
auce, | know, that this Is often neg
lecled.
II you set girl swinging In q trot
down town, bare headed aud with
sleeves rolled up above her elbows.
don't fancy she was suddenly called
from her domestic duties of dishwash-
ing to 20 on an errand for her mother.
No, indeed; Il is the latest style, aud
you know you might as well be out of
the world as out Of style, even Il Il
does cause the sober minded to wonder
what change has come over the
trim, trig, tabernacle girl. I be-
lieye the word "sloppy" is used TO
express the present style of dress, and
frankly confess IL Is somewhat a CON-
fort TO me TO know that really need
not worry about whether my shirt
waist is pulled down snug aud tight,
for II Il IL not ] am Just as stylish ~
II Ii were.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

A crowd OF young folks, chaper-
oncd By Elder X, II. Tslbert aud Miss
Ida swink, spout Saturday plenicing
on st. FFaBcis river. Among those
attending were Misses Rita Bauman,
Anna Evans, Anna Alswsrih. Mary
kochti,sky, Florence Mccormick, SUE
feathers, Florence swiok, Irene Mig
on, Jessie spsush, Lucy Simmons.
lola Bsuman aud Gertrude McCos.
mick. and Elmo Mason, Fielding Ma
CormIck, Will Doss, cha Miller, Lacy
lsnnings, hsnrey Keller, IVES Hell
Der, Jr.. d i,onnc Tenc. and Milton
spaugh.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1901-07-25

hespeftfuilys
l.. L. RUFF, Dentist
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19

the Ctah division. Oregon Short Line.
Mrs. Emery-H9lmes entertained Mr..
Miller of California. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T..
Harris. Mrs Bransford and Wallace
BransfOrd at a box party Tuesday even
ing.
A prominent social event OF lastlweek
was the welding OF Miss n Winifred
Sprague and Mr.. Albert Edmund Walk
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker are now On
their bridal trip in the east
The marriage of Miss Gertrude P.
: Kirk n Ernest Frick took place We'd
nesday night at the English Lutheran
church. the Rev. Herbert Martens Of
floating.
Miss Efde Mangum, on Of NephIs Ia
vorfte daughters and sister of Mrs.
Matt Lyon of this city, and Mr. 4.
Henry Jacobs, assistant manager of
the National Life Insurance company,
viii be married early in June.
Mrs. Mclaughlin occupied a box at
the Theatre Monday night, with the
following friends: Mrs Arthur Brown,
Mrs. II. P. Henderson, Mrs. Charles
Read. MS. PinkertOn, Mrs. George
wood.
a successful Kirmess was held FRI
day evening in the physical building
! by the university normal class of 1901.
: After a.seIect programme of song and
/ recitation the evening was given over
to dancing.
A pretty morning wedding OF las
week was that of Miss Sadie Bartlett
and Mr.. /. G.. Campbell, which TOOK
place at high noon Thursday ia the
Christian Science church The mar.
rage is noteworthy for being the frs
! 10 be solemniZed in h new church.
The Misogynists' club met with o
jackson on Tuesday evening. Rufus
johnson and ColIey Stayner won first
and second prizes in a story telling
contest. Harry Ball and Will AcGtt-
Hvray sang several negro melodies
Tom Jackson delivered q defamation
and Archie Sheppard gave an exhibit
ton of club swinging. Refreshments
We're served, followed by high five and
whist.
DR.. and Mrs. p. J. McKenna enter.
4 tanned Mrs. Edith Jones and Mr. Harris
4 Jones of SaIida, Cello, last Tuesday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19


evening. Whist was played. the prizes
being won by Mr. John Grover and
Miss Katherine CUlmer- The guests
were Mr.. n Mrs. w. f. Gunner, Mrs
w. +. Gunner. Miss Katherine Gunner,
Miss Hazel Gunner, Mr.. vi Thompson,
Miss Clinton, Mr.. j. Grover. Mrs Edith
Jones, Mr. Harry Jones, Mr.. Wells Gull
mer.
Thursday evening MIR. and Mrs.
Golden c. Culver were very pleasantly
surprised by a number of their friends,
It being the first anniversary of their
wedding The evening was spent very
enjOyably at games and in rendering
recitations. music and singing. The
following were winners of prizes at
games Miss Annie Holden and Mr.
f O. Holding; Miss Nellie Rowley and
Mr.. John Lucy
VIII r. SibIey was III recipient of a
pleasant surprise party on Wednesday
evening. Cards were INDUCED mRIntl
a ,ate hour. after which refreshments
were served and an enjoyable time was
IA by those present. who W. re-,
. Misses Kitty and Irene Squires, Loring.
Young. Crager, Phillips, Petersen, Rog-
ers and Messrs. Hansen. Mariger, Rgd-
VAIL. Plumhof. Parsons. ShUrtlih,
I Skidmore and Stenblom.
A birthday party was given Monday
evening by Miss Eva Dangerheid
/ Games were the feature of h evening
after which refreshments were served
Those present were Mile West, Berth;
West. Priscilla Davis, Lille Baker
Ethel Baker. Ellen Anderson, Ethe
Post, Mabel Donkin, Rose Donk1n
I Sarah Mexican. Sadie Price, John Nc
4 Keau, Egbert White, Charley Price
4 Herbert williams. Fred DOnkin, Davt'
Hood. Robert Cameron, George Norris
Frank Carson, VIII Bragg.
Miss Ethel Sheppard was the recipi
j ent of q pleasant surprise party las
Friday. Games n music formed ms
1 evenings pleasure, after which a de
ucious supper was given Those pres
sent were Misses Ethel Sheppard, Lucy
KimbalL, Nelly Haslam, Cora Haslam
Dora Pugsley, Alice Edwards, Char
4 lotte jackson. Selma Littleford, Emma
Hamilton and Nettie Kingdom, Messrs
Eugene Holiday, Norman Sanders
4 George Morrison, John Erskine, Ro!
/ Savell. WiIford AMT, Robert WORKS
VIII Turner and Richard BridwelL-
q 9 .
There was a pleasant little gathering
at the home Of Mrs. n. W Brancl
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19

She has been studying in Paris for sew
eral years. A few friends of Mrs. Lewis
listened to an informal recital given by
her Monday evening.
Nh. and Mrs. Charles D. R0Okledge
have returned from California; where
they have been residing for several
months.
Mrs. Fred Wey and daughter have
returned from Washington, ID. c.. Miss
Wey has been attending the George
town convent.
The engagement of Miss Bertha
Meyer 10 Mr.. Milton d. Joseph-of St.
Louis is announced. The wedding VIII
The engagement has been announced
Of Miss Vilate Lewis and Mr.. Albert ],
EIggren- The marriage Will take place
early in June.
Mr.. 6. a. Wulff OF Valparaiso and a.
Duran Y. River Of Paris We're guests OF
Mr.. Joseph GeOghegan at an Alta club
dinner Monday evening.
III Ladies OF the Maccabees of Ban
ner Hive 20. IL were pleasantly enter
tanned at a Kensington by Mrs. Frank
Heath Tuesday afternoon.
g 8 p
The invitations have been issued for
the marriage Of Miss Minna 3. Elem
ing to Mr. George H. Kruger Wednes-
day evening. June 5, 1901.
Company of h First infantry, Ma
tional Guard Of Utah, gave Of the
most successful balls OF the season at
Ehristenseus' han, Friday night.
on Wednesday last Miss Carrie Barr
UhIer of POcatello was married TO W
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19


Thursday afternoon, May IS, when
Miss Pearl Branch entertained the or
6cars of the Primary association n
Relief society of the Nineteenth ward
dent of the former association, who IS
about TO depart for New Zealand. The
time was pleasantly spent in music,
singing, recitatiOns and speaking. Ice
cream and cake were served. the able
decorations being blue and yellow but
tercups-
On Wednesday evening the May club
met at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Williams and We're most epJoyably
entertained by the host and hostess,
who were also assisted by their daugh-
tiers. AT the end of a few games 1t
was found the following were winners
of the prizes, AIRS w H Culver and
Mr.. IT. III. Sadler; Mrs g. wilson and
Mr.. ". Williams; While Mrs. H NJ.
Sadler carried of the consolation At
ter refreshments were served a number
of delightful musical selections were
rendered, after which the club adj
journed 10 meet in two Weeks at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j.. w.
Timms
The Progressive club convened with
1 Miss Hazel Love of Forest Dale on
FRIDAY evening, The prOgromme was
short but interesting. consisting OF 2
3 speech pm American HuInorists by
VIII McGiIlivray, a defamation by
/ Tom jackson. piano solos by Katie Far
rel and Harold OrlOb. q reading by
Kitty johnson. music by the Progress
sive Glee club n a recitation by 10
size Larson. The following names were
submitted for membership. Nerens
Hyde. Ethel Stuart. C0Iey Stayner
! Harold Orlob and J.. w. Bull. The so.
ciety win meet with Miss Mile Han.
son on May 81
The Opal club having discontinpec
s the indoor socials for the present sea.
son. wheel runs, outings and excursions
will serve the club as diversions during
7 the summer months. The officers dc
not propose to allow h members any
opportunity OF losing interest in clut
\ affairs and have therefore arranged fol
d wheel run to take place tomorrow
evening. The club viii meet promptly
\ at 7:5O at C"hristensens hall and pro
coed for a general run to the southeast.
ern and eastern part of h city A
9 o'clock "A return VIII be made TO th'
city and the club viii repair to hol
I it's summer garden, where refresh
ments viii be served. Those member
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Card Party.

Mrs. w. r.. Benson and Miss Kanters
entertained at a very dainty and select
whist party Saturday afternoon. Ehe
rooms v-cre beautiful in pink and white
Carnats0ns. The tallies and score cards
were sketches of Stanislaus girls. Miss
Weston was awarded y trst prize,
and Miss Davis the second
Those present were Mrs. Meyer,
HemphfI. Goodwin. Mclaughlin, Cutlan.
Eook Richmond. Hickey, Greenwood
Williamson, Dale, Hanchett, Reed,
Boyd, Lewis, Vane, HanfOrd, Misses
May Howat, Florence Howat, Frances
HOyvat. Weston. Katz. Hampton. Law
son, Cherry. Luce. Miller, Norris, Jeu-
ntnEs. Ireland, Trent, M~CChrystal, Nc
Leod. GroeshecK. Bird, Blair, WILSON
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of the club who do not ride wheeii
are requested to meet at the summer
garden at the scheduled hour and par
ticipate in the latter part Of the even
ing's enjoyment. Tomorrow evening
run is only the first Of a series or
events planned by the club that give
promise of many pleasant evenings for
the members Of n club during the
summer season
Mrs. Melvin B, SOwles entertalnea
Monday evening in honor Of her guest
Mrs. r. b NcCuish- The invited guests
were Mrs. .BTcCUish. Mrs. sheldon, Nj
and Mrs. Frank Pierce, Mr. and Ars'
Charles Baldwin, Mr.. and MFs- Csskey
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Dinniny, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Z. o. Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. J T. an
drus, Mr.. and Mrs. Wade L~ootbouroW3
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.. Henry Nfr- ~
Mrs NJ. II. Sowles. DR.. and Mrs g E.
Plummer. DIR. and Mrs. A-C Ewing
DR.. and Mrs. +. @. McNieceg Miss Nur-
ply, Miss Rowe, Miss Elizabeth DAVIS
Miss S0wles, DR.. Paden, MI e. .
Peters. Mr.. Alexander Eberhardr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19


MIS-. Frank y Taylor of Omaha was
the guest of honor at a reception given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs A. il.
Tarbet. From ? tin 3 100 guests
thronged the spacious parIors.
The rooms were artistiCally decorated
in p~rofusion of palms, lilies and roses
Carnations decked the nantes, u the
chandeliers were twined with Emila&
Between the double parlors hung q
basket OF ferns n roses. The decora-
tious i'm the library were red carua-
tons and sweet peas. I'm tho dining
room pink and white formed the color
scheme.
Behind n screen of palms in Il hail
C~hristensens' orchestra furnished de-
Ughtful music during the afternoon
Mrs. Tarbct was assisted in receiving
by 0Irs. r Y. Taylor and Miss Della
Tarbet. Mrs. McDermott prosideI at
the coffee Uru and Miss Clara Lawson
ut the punch bowl. Others who assist
ed were Miss IVers. Miss Luce. Miss
st. Clair, Misses Parker, -liss Horne
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
SixH-three.

An exceptionally pretty affair Of the
week was the siNty-rhree party given.
10y Miss Enid Moffat and Miss julia
HAYS at the home OF the former Friday
afternoon. The rooms were d~arkened.
A wealth Of american Beauty roses
filled the air wft1 their f~Yagranoe. The
taIlies and score cards were executed IN
a quaint design of GibSOn's cOllege
girls. Vassar. Wellesley and ether col-
leEes, each represented by a different
table. The prizes were also sketches
Of GibsOu's girls.
Those present were: Mesdames Vivian
McCune, Lewis Evans, Austin Whitney,
j.. NJ. Marriott. Horace Eusign, Mulford,
Jay Rogers, A. A. MOultOn, Lawrence
KfmbaU. Heber Lee, Frank Harding,
Jack HUNT. II. Stevens, Willard Can
non. &. J.. Burton, Mcdonald. bourne
Misses Florence Groesbeck, Jennie say
& Alice CIswson, Bessie Clawson,
Eda EIIerbeck, Genteve E~llerbeck, Lyle
Young. Laura Sanders. Clara Cfawson,
Rebecca Morris Maud Patrick, Mary
Twombley Cathie Dougal Edna Dwyer,
Kate Dwysr.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
EucAre PARTY

A pleasant event of. Thursday after
noon was a euChTe party, given by Mrs.
Lawrence p. kimLah. The first prize
was awarded Mrs. r Harding the lone
prize. Mrs. MaCauau. and n C0nSJla-
ton prize, Hiss Maud Parker. The I'M
vited guests wen 2 Mrs. Emery-HOlmes
Mrs. Bransforu. Mrs. j. Jarvis Harris,
Mrs. u. C. Mclaughlin. Mrs. HebeT Lee,
Mrs. Frank Harding. Mrs. w. Is. Snort.
Brs Groves. Mrs. Hamilton. Mrs. Mac
ahar, Mrs. Wells, Mrs. L. n. Parker,
Miss Maud parker, Miss Edit Parker.
Mrs. MOhat, Miss Enid MO6at, Miss
Julia Hays. Miss Lyle Young. Mrs. f..
r. Davis. Mrs. II. o.. Kearns. Mrs. G.
KimbaH. Mrs Hail, Mrs. Boutwell,.
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nsingt

Mrs. w. r. Benson was the hostess at
a charming K~ensingtoh Friday after
noon. The floral decorations were IN
pink and white carnations The ladies
engaged jim a little flower contest, Mrs.
Harvey winning the first prize, N the
second prize falling TO Mrs. Clarence T.
Brown
The guests We're Mrs HOwat, Mrs
SChoppe. Mrs. Clarence T.-BrOVns Mrs.
Watson. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Meyer. Mrs.
Rensfmer. Mrs. Hanchett, Mrs VIII
hanson. Mrsa Cherry. Mrs. Merrill. Mrs
cant. Mrs. Drahau, Mars. Libby MRS.
sara BrausfOrd. Mrs. Ernest Green
wood. Mrs Barthel. AIRS. Lewis, Mrs
Zane. Mrs. Putnam. Mrs. Boyd. Mrs.
Harvey. Mrs. Benedict, the Misses Flor
enCe Howat, Davis, kanters-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19

A delightfully informal affair of Mon
DAY afternoon was the meeting OF the
Whist club at the home OF Mrs Fisher
Harris. Tho re uIlar meetings of r
club have been p-oAtsoned FOR the sum
mer. but Monday was devoted 10 ne
entertainment of the substitutes Of the
year. about fifty guests partak1nG IN
the pleasures of The afternoon. 4The.
usual whist game was abandoned Tor
euchre. Mrs. Lyon won the lone prize
and Mrs. Fred Hale the prize for the
most points.
Dainty refreshments We're serVeG ~
Mrs III
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Marriape Iicenses.

Permits to wed We're issued last Wees
as follows BY the county clerk OF SAX
Lake county.
Albert Il. Walker. Salt Lake City =
NJ. Winifred Sprague, salt Lake CITY s
HUMPHREYS Perkins. salt Lake CITY So
Emma Thomas, Salt Lake city -.-..-- y
James r. Miller. Murray ---.----r------- 81
Annie Grant. Murray -------.-------- y
John Hamilton. Heber City ......---- q
Janet COchraue. Hebe- City .-.-.- q
LeOnidaS II. kennard. Jr-. Riverside s.
Frances C. FARMLAND. salt Lake City 2
Alexander SuudStrOm. Bingham ---- p
Hilda NyUuist. Bingham .-.--------- =
Leon 9. Campbell, Salt lake City----- =
Sadie ". Bartlett. Salt Lake CITY T
Alma Harper. Salt Lake City-.-----. =
Flora Mitchell Marion .-.-..--..----. =
William Clark. Murray -----.--------
Harriet A Preston. American york
Ernest Frick. Salt Lake City.--.- Z
Gertrude p. Kirk. salt Lake City, .
Rudolph Streeter, Salt Lake city ----. q
amy A. Mercer. Salt Lake city ---- e
William E. Condon, Pocatello, Ida.-.-.- 8
Carrie b. Uhler, Salt Lake Ctty--..- ?,
Brigham NJ. v. Gould, Sunnyside ...- 81
Belinda HilL, Wellington -..------- =
Horace 5. Tucker, Salt Lake City,. 2
Annie Freeze. Salt Lake City-----..-- ?
PasqualO j. Figlio. Salt Lake City,. 2
Maria r. Falcone, Salt Lake City. 4.
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party, given at her home Friday even
snZ.
A p%rofusion of White s~nowDa1ls and
bridal wreath formed the tasteful dec
orattons. About twenty-five guests
We're present
The ladies first prize was won by
Miss Ellerbeck; the Eentlemen's first
prize by Mr.. Mccoy; the lone prize by
Miss KiTlbalI.
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ii Honor of &C..

On Thursday evening Dir. and Mrs.
r. n. Officer, Mr.. and Mrs. q. A.
Steiner aud Mr.. and Mrs. D. p. Simmons
were the guests of a dinner party given
by Mrs. Fred Hale. complimentary to
Mr.. r.. IT. officer.
The table was prettily decorated in
nasturtiums and smilax.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Family Party.

An enjoyable family party Was given
Thursday by Mrs. II. d. EllerbecH, az
Ger home On II street. The quests
were. Mrs. Elmcr Earring, Mrs. p T.
FsIt. Mrs. W. G. SBenCe, Mrs. TT. $
= Herbeck, Mrs. George EllerDecN, Airs
z. r., ETlerbeck. Mrs. n. H. CLAYTON,
lEiss Leland Clayton. Mr. J. -. ker-
others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-19
Tnformal Dinner-

on Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
George L. Nye gave an Normal din
ner in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dolly OF Portland. others present were
Miss Nye and Mr.. S.. T. B. Weber.