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Mss. Iudson,s Gard Parties.

Two of the brightest and most inter-
esting affairs of the week were the
card parties given by Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Judson. The first occurred Thursday
evening, and was most delightful al
Iair. The parlors were decorated in
cOlors of red and white, American
Beauties and white carnations being
used in profusion. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Linck, Mr.. Knox,
Mr.. Pearl and Mr.. McMahon.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Browning, Mr.. and Mrs. Linck, Mr.. and
Mrs. F'arnSWorth, Mr.. and Mrs. Knox,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmahon, DR.. and Mrs.
Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. jolly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Root, MIR. and Mrs. VIII Gray,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hale, Mr.. and Mrs. Shelp
Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowman, DIR. and Mrs. Griswold,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows, NJ and Mrs.
Miner, Mr.. and Mrs. Donneilan, Mr..
and Mrs. Lynn. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. PeytOn.
The second affair was given Friday
evening. The decorations Of flowers
and ferns were most effective. The score
cards were heads of famous indian
chiefs, and the tallies were. tiny baskets
made of sweet grass. The prizes were
by Mrs. Weir, Mrs. Holman, Miss Mel
den, Mr.. Bowman, Mr.. Rood, Mr..
Bogue.
The in Vited guests of the evening
were DR.. and Mrs. Beattie, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. H. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Weir,
Dr. and Mrs. Hosmer, Mr. and Mrs.
Bogue, Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy, Mr. and
Mrs. Farnsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Brat
tain, DR.. and Mrs. Ewing, Mrs. Smith
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Afternoon Card Party.

An entertaining event of Thursday
afternoon was the card party given by
Mrs. A. L. Hoppaugh and Mrs. +. w.
Wilkinson. Nine tables were arranged
for the game, which was an animated
one Mrs Green and Mrs. Afford won
prizes for the greatest number of
progressionS.
The invited guests were Mrs. Christy,
Mrs Hale, Mrs. Hosmer, Mrs.
Steiner, Mrs. Luce. Miss Luce,
Mrs. Cherry, Miss Cherry, Mrs.
George Dern, the Misses Dern,
Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Il. d r. Thompson,
Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. McCuaig. Mrs. Pea
body, the Misses Parker, the Misses
Morris, Miss Davis, Mrs. FOukes, Miss
Beaner Miss Stewart, Mrs. Andrews,
Mrs. John Reed, Mrs. Afford, Mrs.
Scheu, Miss Ellis, Mrs. l. g Miller,
Mrs Dininny, Mrs Kincaid, Mrs
German, Miss Lawson, Mrs. Cole, Mrs.
Stephenson, Mrs. Henderson, Mrs. Pet
ersen, Mrs. Akers, Mrs. Richie, Miss
Rutt, Mrs. King, Mrs. Whitney, Miss
De Graft, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Bartlett,
Mrs. Rancke, Miss Rancke, Mrs. Gree
son, Mrs. Hahn, Mrs. Jolly, Mrs. Stew
art, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Allen, Miss Force.
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d HONOR Of MS. c. E. Richards.

The elaborate event of the week was
the luncheon given Friday by Mrs.
Thomas G. Weber and Miss Weber
IN honor Of the sev anty-fifth birthday
OF Mrs. Webber's mother, Mrs G. F.
richards Small tables were arranged
IN the parlor. library and dining ROOM
each roH-c being decorated with a diff
ferent colon scheme. The parlor WIS
IN yellow, jonquils being used with
ferns and ssmilax- Daylight was ex-
4. cluded, and the lights were shaded in
yellow. In the library and dining room
PINK and green were used, carnations
and smilax adjoining the tables Fol-
numbers We're given by Professor Nc
Clcllan and Miss Arvilla. Clark.
Mis-. Webber's guests were Mrs. II
A. lF>'ylS-. Mrs. Emma Woodruff. Mrs
AMELIA Young. Mrs. Lorenzo Snow
Mrs. A W Carlson, Mrs. NJ. G.. Claw
son. Mrs lie Grand Young, Mrs. II. J.
Richards. Mrs William Jennings, Mrs
Ply iils Ferguson, Mrs. J. w. Burton
MRS n w. Clayton, Mrs. Emily Wood
Tnansee. Mrs. w 3. Dougall: Mrs
Sarah Dinwoodey, Mrs. F. w. Jen-
niHgs, Mrs. G. II. Kraft. Mrs. 5. II.
Lynch Mrs. j. H. Moyle, Mrs H p
Richards Mrs. Martha wells, Mrs
Rossiter. Mrs. ]. $. Richards, Mrs
Sarah T.. Smith MISS Sharp. Ms.
Teasdel, Mrs. Burgess. Mrs. Knight
Mrs Campbell, Mrs. jam. Sharp, Mrs
John Sharp. Mrs. Marion Beatty. Mrs
y. S. Spencer. Mrs. 9. F. Wilcox, Mrs.
J. .. Spencer. Mrs. Nelson A. Empy
Mrs. Brooks. Mrs. I. A. Clayton. Miss
Teasdel. Miss Richards. Miss Rhoda
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Richards. Miss Susanna Nye, Mrs.
Franken. Mrs. Nye.
Progressive Euchre.

An unusually entertaining affair was
the progressive euchre party given
Tuesday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. w.
+. Bennett. The three parlors were
effectively decorated with white roses,
palms and smilaX- A very pretty eff
feet was obtair ed in the rear parlor by
the artistic arrangement of tiny
frosted incandescents in a setting of
ferns and Smilax. Prizes for the
greatest number of prOgressions were
won by Mrs Benson and Mr.. Fred
Scarf, and the lone hand prize by Mrs.
O. X. Lewis.
The invited guests were: Mrs. sara
Bransford. Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Brans-
ford. Mr.. and Mrs S. II. BabcOck, Mr..
and Mrs. S. Benson, DR.. and Mrs. J.
Beattie, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. CauSten Brown, Mr.. end
Mrs. Beaver. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Brink,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Clayton, Mr.. and
Mrs /. a. Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Conan, Mrs. Creary, DR.. and Mrs.
Daily. Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Downing,
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Evans, Mrs S. w.
EcCleS, Mrs. Emma EccleS, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ Ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Ferry
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Grant, Mr.. and
Mrs. G H Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hale, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
e J. Jolley. Mrs Edwin Kimball, Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Lewis MI. and Mrs. o.
K. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marsh
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richards Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Reeves. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. V. Shelp. Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Saw
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scarf, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. u. Steiner, Mrs. D. Tarbet. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. G.
WarnOck. Mrs. s. s. Walker. Mr.. and
Mrs Williamson, Miss Jessie Ander-
son, Miss Creary, Miss Hartwell, the
Misses Mason Miss Ruth. Miss Walker.
Dr. Worthington, Mr.. Seward Fields,
Mr. F. G. Schranm, Mr.. W. H. Cum
bingham, Mr.. Chester Mason, Mr..
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Social Chat.

Mr.. and Mrs. Dickert are visiting in
Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weist of Butte are at
FOrd's.
Mrs. S. V. shelp has returned from
the east.
Mrs. Rancke entertained the German
club last evening.
9. g @
Mrs. Whitmore and Mrs. Smoot spent
the past week in. Ogden.
The electrical workers ball will be
given Tuesday evening.
g g &,
AIr. G. n. Strevell has returned from
an eastern business trip.
Miss Cdeu will entertain the Trous-
seau club on Wednesday.
Mrs. Saltyman is the guest Of Colonel
Eskridge at Fort Douglas.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. SIade are at home
to their friends at the Wey.
g q q
Dr. and Mrs. Condor have been Wis
iting Senator and Mrs. Smoot-
Mrs. Amelia Cohen Of Denver is the
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Pleasant Surprise.

Miss Dora Crowther was the recip-
lent of a pleasant surprise party at her
home in Snarr's court Thursday even
ing. Games and music were induiged
in, during which a dainty supper was
served Among those present We're the
Misses Dora. and Kate Crowther, Phebe.
Rhoda and Margie Thomson, Alice and
Segnie Olsen, Nina Christensen, Lille
Habish, Louie Barnes, May WetZel,
Katie Mcneil, Ada. Barber, Mrs. Crow
Their. AIessrs. Will Jensen. TOney Miller.
Pete Christensen. Louis Larsen, George
Williams. Will Webb, George Holiday,
H. c. Mcneil, A. NJ. Faddis, Mr. and
Mrs Frank Trip.
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Pleasant Sunrise

On Thursday evening a pleasant sur
prise party was given in honor of Mr..
Harold j. Brown at his home, S35 West
First North, by his schoolmates. The
evening was spent in games and music
after which a nice lunch was served
THOSE present were Misses Nellie Tea
kle, Ethel Mitchell Laura Sanders,
Gertie Lavender. Myrtle Brown, Alice
Webley, Mabel Lavender, ArdeIla
BroWn, Edith Lurgreen, Earmma
Mitchell, Edith Teakle, Rose Smith
Estella Brown, MesSrs. Harold J.
Brown, Harvey SelIey, Giddy Morris.
George Marsh, Edwin Hartman, VIII
liam Selley. Jack Morris. Fred TOrkeld-
sen, Ernest Lavender. Rodney Olson.
Bennie Morris, William Harmon, Will
liam Marsden. divide Brown.
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Afternoon Reception.

Mrs. A. c. Ewing gave a reception
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
cousin, Mrs. Smith of Chicago. The
hours were from until 5 and during
that time the parlorS were crowded
with friends eager to greet the guest
of honor. The decorations were very
beautiful. Niolets and lilies of the
valley were used in the parlOrs and
hyacinths in the library. The dining
room was in three shades of rose. In
the center of the table stood pyra-
mid of roses shading from delicate
pink to a deep rose, while surrounding
it were ferns and candelabra shaded
in the same delicate color Assisting
in entertaining were Mrs. J. L. Frank
en-, Mrs. S. c. Baldwin and Mrs. W. V.
Eberly. The coffee urn was presided
over by Mrs. PearSall and Mrs. Will
liam Akers.
A string quartette stationed in the
upper hall furnished music. One hun
bred and fifty guests were present.
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Card Party.

Misses Emma West and Rachel Tay-
Tor gave pleasant card party Friday
evening in honor of Mr.. T. w. Hast
ingS. Sixty three was the game of the
evening, prizes being won by Joe Tay-
lor, Annie Holden, Alma Littledyke,
and Annie MeyeThoOpeT. Later deli
CiOus refreshments were served. In
vited were Joe Taylor, H. Marx, Otto
Grow, Parrot, Lester Worthing, Ray
Culver, Theodore Taylor, w. Nickel
vey, David Michael. c. Monitor, F. Bea-
ton, r. Mycroft, Father Taylor. Earl
Wilson, J. Mycroft, J. Lomax, p. Savil
HiIda JudsOn. Mary Broadbent. Josie
Howard. Emily Orard. Eva Holden,
Annie Holden. Annie Myerhooper, Es-
Their Miller, Grace Champneys. Bessie
Price, Flora Crawford. Bell Wardrop,
Maud Thompson, Lizzie West, Louie
Taylor, Nellie Dorei.
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Cards and Games.

a merry party assembled at the home
of Miss Alice Butler Monday evening.
Cards and games were played and z
tempting supper was served
Among the guests were Misses Alive
Butler, Louise and Clara Kener. Rhoda
Burt, Ellis Barnes, Marie Sorsenson,
Mamie Shore, Edith Coles, Gwen Star
ley, Mrs. Fred Butler, Julia Jones and
Mrs. Mary Butler. Messrs Orc and
Lawrence Sloan, Lynn DoOlans Hans
Hansen, Will Barnes, Almer Gum, VIII
liam Purt, John Butler, Alfred Hansen
Ernest Foulger, George Butler and
David Peacock
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Guessing Contest.

Miss Winnie Sprague was, on Friday
afternoon, the hostess of a pleasant af-
fair. An authors guessing contest was
enjoyed and prizes We're won by Miss
Frances Howat and Miss Florence
HOWat.
Present were Mrs. A. W. EIcCune, jr.,
Mrs. Charles Post, Miss Florence How
at Miss Frances Howat, Miss-Culmer.
Miss Preston, Miss Odell, Mrs. Elbridge
Thomas, Miss Kessler, Mrs. Percy Sad
Ter Miss Josephine Katz.
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Surprise PARTY.

Monday evening Miss Alice Butler
was the recipient of a pleasant surprise
party given by Mrs. r. K. Butler at
her home in Kendall terrace. The even
ing was spent in playing various games,
after which a dainty luncheon was
served. The tables were decorated in
carnations, ferns and SmilaX- The
guests of honor were the Misses Louise
Kener, RhOda Burt, Alice Butler, Marie
SOrensen, Claire Kener, Ellis Barnes,
Edith Coles, Julia Jones, Mamie Shore,
Mrs. f. X. Butler, Mrs. NJ. E. Butler,
Gwendolynn Starley,. MeSsrs. George
Butler, Lynn Doolan, Hans Hansen.
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At SixtV-three.

Mrs. Farley White entertained at
Sixty-three Friday evening.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. g. +.
Summerhays, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Cutting, Miss Allie Miller, Miss Gussie
Johnson, Miss Glare Clawson, Miss Ida
Whittemore, Miss Louise Chytraus,
Miss Ida White, Miss jamie White, Miss
Annabel Gundry, Miss Julia Howe,
Miss Maggie Smell, Mr.. Fred Loot
Bourow. Mr.. Henry Miles, Mr.. Stanley
Price. Mr.. Frank Brown. Mr.. Howard
CARAT, Mr.. Earl CARAT, Mr. Brig.
Perkins, Mr.. Ross, DR.. G. Benedict, Mr..
ParleY Jensen
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guest of her sister. ms. Morris SOM

guest of her sister. ms. Morris SOM
rner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lewis OF Butte
are visiting Mrs. S. s. Walker.
Mrs. A. w. McCune and daughter.
Jacketsa, left Friday for New York.
Mr. and Mrs. H c. Whitney VIII
reach home during the coming week.
Mrs w. E Cody of Sioux city, Ia,
is the guest Of Miss Florence Seholes-
o q 81
The Misses Dern entertain Tuesday
and Thursday of the coming week.
Mrs J. c. z. King entertains Thurs
day afternoon and Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hail of Denver
Hall.
q 8 8
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keyes leave
tomorrow for trip through lower Cal
o q q
Mrs. z. L. Carpenter and Mrs.
schultz have cards out for Wednesday
. o .
Mrs. Emmeline E. Wells will return
from Washington, D. c., during the
coming week.
A successful affair of the week was
the mlIltary BAH given by the officers
of the n. G. U.
The first annual ball of the Salt Lake
butchers viii take place at Christen-
sens Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Theron Geddes returned We'd
nesday from New York, where She
spent the past two months.
The University normal class OF 1903
! gave an enjoyable dance at the Ladies
Literary club Friday evening.
Rev Joel Smith has returned from
/ the east. Mrs. smith remained in Des
| Moines for few weeks visit
@ % g.
! The marriage Of Miss Amelia Stevens
| and Lee Roy Decker. both of Ogden
was solemnized in this city or We'd
/ nesday.
Or. and Mrs Allen of Buffalo were
! the 81 isis Of honor al a beautifully ap-
I pc+at lner given Tuesday by DIT.
I and ii, n. Dart. Covers were laid
''i - o. %
/ Mrs. Cora Rusk was pleasantly sur
/ prised Thursday evening. the occasion
/ being her birthday. Thirty guests We're
present and ali thoroughly enjoyed the
/ evening.
! The marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth
! Hall and Rev. W. Sherman Hunt took
! place Thursday evening. The happy
( couple will be at home after April Is at
Telluride, Colo.
| a jolly party consisting Of Senator
| Barnes, Miss Barnes. Noble Warrum.
jr.. Miss Musser, Miss White. Miss Al
| lie Smoot. Mr. Blood and Bert Smoot
! visited Eureka Sunday last
! President and Mrs. Evans. Senator
and Mrs. SmOot. Senator and Mrs.
Whitmore, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. s. Young,
Miss Allie Smoot. Miss Edith Whit
more. will leave on the goth for a
months visit on the coast.
A purim party viii be given by 3.
| +. PeixOtO lodge No 421, 1. o. p. b,
! on Wednas day evening, March Is. at
| the Ladies Literary club rooms Dane
! ing and cards will be the order. The
| committee in charge consists OF Will
| lam @. Waters, H. $. Joseph, II.
/ Hirschman and A. Simon.
/ Miss Genevive James celebrated her
/ eleventh birthday at her parents home,
! 1901 South Fifth East street, yesterday.
/ by giving a party to 2. number Of her
! young friends. Miss James guests who
! participated in the joys of the occasion
were Misses Jessie Freeman, Ruby
/ Thomson. Rosa Price, Mary Anderson,
/ Jennie Freeman, Mabel Freeman. Hell
! en- Higgins, Masters Tempest Wood
/ mansee, Ralph Kunkle, Clarence Van
/ SAINT, John W. James, Harold James,
| Will Anderson, Olof Nelson, Buelah
Woodruff, Martin Larsen, Bertha Free
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were Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Green. the Misses
Mary Hill, Angie Hill. Abbie Fullmer.
Ennice Sellers. Lille Cook, Lide Cook,
Rose Cook, Laurena Swenson. Vera.
Lundail. Mary Lancer. Mabel Free birn.
Belle McLain- Ethel Nash, Messrs +.
Heagren, J. Baker. VIII Odell. William
Gillette, George Canning, George SUIT
ton, H c. Giles, Hy Evans, X. Wal
gren, VIII Brewer, George Emmett. i.
r. Thomas.
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Pleasant Evening.

Last Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
[. Singleton entertained few of their
friends at cards Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. r. Singleton, Mr.. and
Mrs w. o. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Elkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Bullock, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Hail. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Fletcher and Mrs. Sarah Thomas and
Misses Maud Crane, Fannie Fletcher,
Millie Arnold and Messrs. Rob Jones,
Burt Crane, Dick Jones and / Fletcher
Mr.. Bullock and Mrs. Fletcher won
first prizes; Ike Fletcher and Sarah
ThOmas won the BOBBY prizes.
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Birthday PARTY.

Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. r H.
Mott entertained in honor of the
twenty-first birthday of their son, AL
bert SiXty-three was played by the
guests, who were the Misses Violet
Mott, Florence Mott, Ella Hoaglund
Hattie Hogan, Pearl Clark, Stella
Kirk, Mr.. and Mrs. George Roper, MIR
and Mrs. VIII Mott. Mrs Lucy Clark
Mrs. John Oakson, Mrs. Albert Mott.
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bourne. The invited guests were
Messrs. and AIesdames J. NJ. Marriott.
J. L. Rawlins. F. B. Cook. H. Dearborn.
o. J. Bourne, T. K. Stevens, J. H
Dewey, r. Johnson. T. Clifton, "A. W.
Raybould. c. Lambourne, W. p.
StaineS. D. s Spencer. F. ". Scarf
j. a. Hunt A D. Moffatt NJ Atwood
G.. Cushing, s. +. Mackie, Misses Eva
Tompkins. Enid Moffatt, Alice Girls
mon, NJ. Perry. Z. Dewey, Belle Dewey,
Luella Stevens. Messrs. L. Cunning,
W. WOolley, J. Patrick, Y. Strange.
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Mrs. Eberlv,s Luncheon.

Mrs. Smith of Chicago was the guest
of honor at a beautiful luncheon given
yesterday by Mrs. w. Y. Eberly. Mar
guerites and maiden hair were used on
the table where covers were laid for
Mrs. Smith, Mrs Ewing, Mrs. Reyes,
Mrs. Z. o. Carey, Mrs. Will Sprague,
Mrs Zane, Miss Zane, Mrs. McGrath
Miss McGrath, Miss Freed, Mrs D. c
Roberts, Mrs. Mccullough, Mrs. Forbes.
Mrs. PearsalI, Mrs. Burns Mcdonald.
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Informal Evening.

Miss Grace Radcliffe entertained in
formally Friday evening. Games and
music were enjoyed, and supper was
served
Among those present were Amos Hy-
lander. Roy Hall, Sam Mathis Lee
Turner. jaw Johns, Lew McCurdy,
Stanley Radcliffe. Enid Edmonds, Ada
West, Bertha Rogers, Geneve Horlick,
Leah Hill, Nina Rogers, Marjorie Null
VeV
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Informal Affair.

Miss Winnie Sprague entertained in
formally Wednesday afternoon. A word
making contest was enjoyed by the
guests, the most successful ones, Miss
SadIer and Miss Alff, winning dainty
souvenirs.
Present were Mrs. w H. DOnnell,
Miss Jane Howat, Miss Alih, Mrs c. r
Mccullough, Mrs. Dana T. Smith, Miss
Eloise Sherman, Miss Sadler.
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?. e. O. Society

Mrs. McMahan and Miss Clarahan
entertained the P e. O. society at
o CLOCK luncheon Saturday afternoon.
The dining room was very prettily dec
GRATED in yellow and white, the So
clety colors- The place cards were
blems. tinted with yellow. The next
regular meeting of the society will be
! on March %, at , o'clock in the after
noon
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of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. VoIlmer. Mr..
and Mrs. Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephens. Mr.. and
Mrs Hoag, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelden. Miss
Nelden, Mr. and Mrs. jolly. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowman, DR. and Mrs. Vincent,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geddes. Miss Geddes, Mr..
and Mrs. David Keith, Mr. and Mrs
F. J. Fabian, Mr.. and Mrs. A1cGurrin-
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Kensington Luncheon.

Mrs. Charles f. Mccullough gave an
enjoyable Kensington luncheon Thurs
day afternoon. The dining room was
arranged with jonQuils and ferns and
the menu was a, dainty one.
Those present were: Mrs. G. b. Mark
land. Mrs. r. H Officer, Mrs Schley OF
Fort Douglas, Mrs. SaltZman, Mrs. >.
c. Park, Mrs. s. II. BabcOck, Mrs.
Robert Smith. Miss Freed, Miss Nc
Grath, Miss Esl1ridge. Miss Carter,
Miss Guile, Miss Frances Howat, Miss
Nelden, Miss Hattie Jennings.
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Utopia Club.

Mrs. f. Z. Bradley entertained the
Utopia club on Wednesday afternoon,
March o, at her residence, Sc First
street. The rooms were charningIv
decorated with flowers and palms.
Prizes at sixty-three were won by Mrs.
Jay Rogers, Mrs. Haywood and Mrs.
Crossman. The club meets with Mrs.
Rogers on Wednesday next at Sc First
street.
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On the social calendar OF the past
week there were few events of interest
20 chronicle. Mrs. Ewing's reception,
Mrs. JuSson's card parties, Mrs. Web
ber's luncheon, the military bali given
by the officers of the N. G. L. and a
few minor events comprising the en-
tertainments Of the entire week.
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Delightful Affair.

Among the events of the week was a
card party given by Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. MouIton at their home, 465 Second
street, on Wednesday evening. After
several games were played. prizes were
awarded to Mrs. J. L. Rawlins. Mr..
Patrick, Mrs Atwood and Mr.. Lam
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Theatre Party

On Tuesday evening Senator and Mrs.
Whitmore gave a theatre party, fol-
lowed by a supper. Their guests were
Senator and Mrs. Smoot, Miss Allie
Smoot, Mrs. Fred Harris Miss Bessie
Grace, Miss Della Whitmore and Miss
Minnie Sharp.
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In Honor of Miss Cook.

Mrs. William Paysler entertained in
honor of Miss Lille Cook, at a kitch-
en- shower Tuesday evening. The guests
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Sharp Walker. Mr. w. f. Skinner. Mr..
f. H. KnickeTbOcker, Mr.. Robert
Marsh, ir.. Mr.. 3. Ellis, Mr.. J. ROebeI,.
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and pains. Botanic Blood Balm (B. B.
B) thoroughly tested for 30 years in
hospital and private practice, and has
cured thousands Of cases given up as
hopeless. Sold at drug stores, 81 per
large bottle. For free treatment write
to Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga. Med
icine sent at once, prepaid. Describe
trouble and free medical advice given.
Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. 3D. gives
life, yigor and strength to the blood
The finest Blood Purifier made. Bo-
tanic Blood Balm (B. b. 3D. gives a
healthy Blood supply to the skin ana
entire system,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1901-08-07
Shooting for Rain.

Lincoln, Neb., July 3l.-Four miles
northeast of this city tonight u NOR
tars, posted on a 20 acre tract, arc be.
ing fired at minute intervals in the
hope that the result will be downfall
of rain. w. f. Wright former deputy
State food commissioner, is the promo
ter and manager Of the enterprise. MIR.
Wright is the originator OF the "spc-
cial vibration" theory Of rain-maling
and for several years has unsuccessful.y
espouscd a legislative appropriation to
put this theory into practice. Mr..
Wright says he will continue the bonn
bardmcnt until rain comes, or until he
shall have exhausted his supply of sey-
eral thousands pounds Of gunpowder
The sky tonight Is clear