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An interesting incident of the chill
dren's day exercises in churches in
Plainfield, N. j., was the presentation
by the pastor of the Hope chapel,
Rev. G. X. Newell, of the Lille Cowl-
ing legacy to the church in the orig
inal coins in which the seven-year-
old crippled girl had left her savings
of years. The amount was only $1.15,
and for years it had been boarded
up for the long cherished purpose of
buying dolls carriage. When the
girl saw that death was near she left
the money to the church. The teach
ers OF the Sunday school made up
the $1.1b, ana the coins were placed
in frame.
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Frank Il. Lane, the oyster dealer
at New Haven, Conn, stumbled
across curiosity from Long Island
sound that win go to the Pan-Amer-
lean exposition in Buffalo in few
days, 1t came up among the con-
tents of an oyster dredge. Upon the
back of a hard-shell crab found in
the dredge two well-developed oys-
ters were growing. Oyster men here
abouts have found oysters growing
on rubber boots, old shoes, and the
like, but never before has an oyster
been known to climb on the back of
q hard-shell crab for habitation.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13

Kenyon. Miss Josephine Katz was the
guest Of honor. The parfors We're
tastefully decorated in pink and white
carnations, the air being laden with
their perfume. The shades were drawn
and the whole presented a beautiful
picture under the glow of the mean
descent lights. The score cards and
TALES were ornamented with Stanis-
ia1s and Gibson heads Mrs Samuel
Adams of Denver was the winner of
the first prize, beautiful hand
painted plate. The second prize. a
hand-painted vase, was won by Miss
Hattie Jennings. and the consolation.
a little ebony travelling clock. by Miss
McChrystal. The guest of honor was
presented with a cluster of pink and
white carnations. tied with pink and
white ribbons A most delicious lunch
con was served at the close of the
game. The invited guests were: Misses
katz, Salisbury. Sherman. Laura Sher-
man. Jsattie Jennings. Pauline Groo,
AGdie Hampton, HOwat, Frances How
at. Allie Miller, Marjory Miller, Jack
McCune. Emily Read. Renshaw, Dern,
Elizabeth Dern. Sadler. Lena Preston,
Anna Hall. Bessie Hall. Fowler. Cos
griff. McChrystal, Jasmine Young,
Florence Roundy. Florence Groesbeck.
Wright of Boise City. Mcmillan. Leta
Mcmillan. Lucille Jennings, Louise
Richards; Mesdames Heber Wells AL
bert c. Allen. Cosgriff, A. +. Walker,
VIII Ellerbeck. Adams. Donnell, Percy
Sadler. Lewis Schoppe, Joseph Rich
ards. G. Stanley Price, Hathaway, A.
W. McCune, jr., E. V. McCune. Ell
bridge Thomas
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13

turned to her home IN Park City last
Thursday.
Mrs. Kiehl OF Minneapolis IS the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs J c. e. King
Mr. Ward Of Newark. n. j.. is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Holman.
Mrs. Lee Goetschins returned on
Wednesday from a short visit in Idaho.
Mrs. A. f. Walker returned yester-
day from ten days trip to the coast.
. o
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hornbeak have
gone to housekeeping at sn First
Mrs. 7. L. Lawrence Of Denver is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. T. F.
q q o
Miss F. e O'Meara departed wednes-
day for visit OF ten days in san
Mrs James Webs Of Helena. Mont.
VIII arrive shortly to visit with Mrs.
Henry Sadler.
Mrs S. c. Adams returns to Denver
next week. accompanied by her sister
Miss Mcmillan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Heath OF New
York were guests at the Knutsfor1
during the week
Mrs, Freda Barnum clun returned a.
! Tuesday from a visit of several months
at Des Moines. Ia
Mrs V. l. Cox departed on Tuesday
evening To join her daughter. Miss
Mary Cox. in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph B. Swenson have
\ arrived from Denver TO take up their
residence in this city.
! - - .
1 from Seattle. where she has been visit
ing during the summer.
Mrs. George Wood and niece. Miss
/ Ella Dyer. left Monday to spend
month in Yazoo city. Mss
Mr.. and. Mrs. Theron Geddes viii
/ spend the remainder Of the autumn on
the coast leaving Tuesday
Mr.: and Mrs. s. W. Eecles left dur
1 ing the week for New York, to take up
their residence for the future.
Mrs Plat and Mrs. Clark Of A1ichi-
! gan are expected shortly TO spend the
winter with Mrs, W y X Wightman-
Mr.. Louis Critchlow. a talented ve-
/ calist OF Buffalo. is the guest OF his
cousin, Mr. J. 5. Critchlew Of this city.
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Mrs. NJ. c. Emerson and Miss =. NJ
/ Henderson left Friday 20 spend a
month in Buffalo aud other eastern
cities.
/ o o o
! Mr. W. Lionel Roberts Of England
arrives today. to be the guest Of Mrs.
( Judge and Miss Judge NJ South TEN
l pie street
. % .
/ The Misses Hanauer and Mr.. A Han
auer, jr., leave shortly for visit to the
Pan-American exposition and other
] eastern points.
@ g 9
Captain and Mrs William Corfield
and two sons from Cardiff. England.
VIII be the guests this week of Mr..
and Mrs. s. 3. Miner.
q . o
Mrs. John T. Treasure departed last
Wednesday for her home in Rock
Springs. Wyo.. after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. Joseph Young
. = g
Mr.. r. C. Brooks Of Scranton. Pa
who has been looking over the mining
districts of Utah and Idaho. was enter
tained during the past week at the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
Coming and Going.

Miss Geddes goes east-this evening.
Miss Stella Kirk is home from Den
yer.
g o .
-. Mrs, Archer leaves for Tuscarora on
. o o
Mr.. Walter Filler has returned from
Q o o
Miss Lucille Jennings returned from
Logan on Friday.
q q 9
Mr.. Hoyt Sherman returned Wednes-
= 9 o
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Gustin are at
home at % R street.
Miss Emily Read is at home at AS
East First South street.
Bishop and Mrs. NJ. S. wooIley have
returned from the coast
Mrs F. L. Libby has discontinued
Tuesday her day at home
Miss Helen Burton has entered school
at Monticello, Godfrey, Ills.
Captain John E. Woodward returned
last week from Fort Sheridan.
Miss Wright of Boise City is visit
ing with Mrs. Joseph Richards.
. g
Mrs James Hughes and child left
Wednesday for trip to Ireland.
q q
Mr.. Hon Young departs this week to
continue his art studies in Paris.
g 9 g
Mrs. Ellen Fitzgerald, who has been
visiting With friends in this city, re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
Linen Shower.

Miss Claire Clawson was the recip-
lent of a linen shower on Friday ar
ternoon. given by Miss Young and
Miss Jasmine Young. The entertain
ment was in the nature Of a Kensing-
ton tea and was thoroughly enjoyable.
The invited guests We're Mesdames ].
d. Spencer. NJ. G. Godbe. ROssiter,
Charles Krass. Davis, Charles Burton.
John Hanson. Selden Clawson. Frank
Swenson. Will Ellerbeck. Vivian Nc
Cune, Austin Whitney, Reid. Kenneth
Kerr; Misses Jane Macintosh. Rebec-
ca Norris. Laura Sanders. Grace Claw
son. Ellerbeck. Catherine DougaIl.
Kinnersley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
HsirsOr Social Events.

Miss Amy Rich and Mr.. Royal w.
Daynes viii be married on Wednes-
day, Oct. 16.
The marriage of Miss Ada Lucille
Young and Mr.. Thomas J. Lambert
win take place Oct. 16.
The members of II company give an
other smoker in their rooms in the
Auerbach block on Friday evening.
Miss Geddes gave a little dinner at
the Country club on Thursday, her
guests being Miss Burke. Mr.. Ward
and DR.. Varian.
Mrs Frank Hyde entertained at
breakfast on Thursday in honor Of. the
marriage of her son, Frank Hyde, jr-.
~ Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Sheets entertained
the teachers Of the Waterloo school at
dinner Friday afternoon. Covers were
laid for eight. Present were Misses
Margetts. Morris, Leone and Florence
Horne, Patterson and Mrs. McGhie.
The Halcyon club gave its first dance
of the season at Christensen's hall last
evening and it proved a decided sue
cess. The committee who had the af-
M. Griffiths. D. Evans, James Perry,
William Cottrell. E. A. Sheets and A.
Reese.
The Daisy club members entertained
delightfully."- last Wednesday evening at
the home of Miss Eta Felt. and all
present spent a most enjoyable time.
Cards and music were the features Of
the evening, after which dainty re-
freshments were served. Miss Lydia
Willis and Mr.. George Bowman car
ried off head prizes. while Miss Jessie
Howard and Mr.. Alec Pringle took the
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consultations. Present were Misses
Felt. Bowman. Newton. Willis Wal
lace. Marley. BOckholt Howard.
Messrs. Knudson, Morris. Bassett. VIII
lis, Austin, Tingle. Garrett. Bowman
one of the pleasant events Of the
week was The reception rendered Rev
n. W. Bloch, former assistant pastor
of the First Presbyterian church prior
10 his departure for the east. 1t was
given Tuesday evening by the young
people OF the church and was attended
BY large gathering Of friends and
associates of the young minister
q .
The Oak Leaf club had its first
meeting or the season at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dinwoodey on
Thursday evening. Oct TO- The win
slxfy-three were Mrs. W. A. Needham
and Ed Needham. After an enjoyable
evening the club adjourned to meet
IN two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Needham.
Miss Dora Pugsley was the recipient
of an enjoyable surprise party Friday
evening. given by Miss Alice Fellows
and Miss Nellie Haslam. Games of all
sorts formed the evenings pleasure
after which dainty refreshments were
served Those present were Misses
Dora Pugsley. Alice Fellows. Nellie
Haslam. Alice Edwards. Clara Noall
Lucy Kimball. Jean Hayward. Cora
Fit. Sadie Fit. Elsie Pugsley. Clara
Peterson. Nerna kimba0. Rebecca
Morrison, Hazel Mcdonald. Edna
! Pugsley, Mable Pugsley: Messrs. Eu-
gene Holiday, MILFORD AmOtt. Nelson
Blake. Arthur Winter, Frank Ollinger
George Morrison. Thomas Morrison
Roy Nelson, Albert Nelson. Gerald
Lindgreen, Sidney Eastmond, Henr4
Bytheway, Warren Pugsley, Lynne
Thompson, Joseph Barlow. Sidney
Maughan, Austin Erickson and Walter
Widison.
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In Honor of Mrs. Samuel Adams

@A ALOAAO4 "a III S1d1410CA <1NAAkAS.
In honor OF Mrs. Samuel Adams Of
Denver was the sixtv-three party on
Friday evening. given by Miss McMil-
Ian and Miss Leta Mcmillan. Golf tai
lies and scores were used. Mrs. Ba b.
cock and Mr.. George Lawrence were
the successful competitors, and were
awarded first prizes The second prizes
We're won by Miss Stella Salisbury and
Mr.. w H. Cunningham. The invited
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Officer
Mr.. and Mrs. Post. Mr.. and Mrs
Wilkes. Mr.. and. Mrs. Hayden, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Johnson. DR.. and Mrs
Keith, DR.. and Mrs. Mack, DR.. and
Mrs Bickford. DIR. and Mrs. Worthing-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Filler, Mr.
and Mrs. r. H. Claiming, Mr. and Mrs
j. r. Walker. Mr.. and Mrs. Macdon-
aid, Mr.. and Mrs. George bern. Mr.
and Mrs J. T. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs
Travers. DR.. and Mrs. White. Mr.. and
Mrs ). c. Park. Mr.. and Mrs. D. S.
Murray, Mr. and Mrs. w. Montague
Ferry. Mrs Babcock, Mrs. Mcclure,
Mrs. Clement Mr.. and Mrs. DonneH
Misses Salisbury, Geddes. Jacobs. Car
ter, Lowe, Dooly, Lena Preston. Mil
Ter. Marjory Miller, Dern, Elizabeth
Dern. Burke Park REYNOLDS DAISY
Rayboulc. McChrystal. Mason, Ade-
laide Mason, Sherman, Laura sherman.
Porter. lvers. Messrs. Fred Dern.
George Lawrence. Bert Lawrence, VII
Lawrence. Cunningham, Miner. Rob
Kenyon, Ward. Gentsch, Knight, Leon.
Arthur Parsons. Ed Parsons, Snoup
Wolff, Worse, Olsen. Bramel. Mason
Boyd. Skinner. H. Coffin. Porter, Jack
son. Witeher, Breeder. Schramm,
Goodwin. zsE
The Misses Mcmillan entertained
again on Saturday afternoon at most
delightful Kensington, their guests
being Mesdan1eS COsgriff. Boggs
Adams, Joe Richards, Misses Cosgriff
Elizabeth Cosgriff. Shaw. Page Nor
ris, Claudia Morris. Myers, Skyme
Dickert, Pauline Terhune, Cohn. WILEY
Hartley, Noble. Sowles, Claire Claw
SON Cherry Parker Edith pa rlrar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
At Cards.

Mrs. F. D. Hobbs was hostess on
Tuesday evening at a bright and en-
tertaining card party. Sixty-three was
the game played Mrs. s. V. Shelp
and Mrs. A. T. Vollmer made the high
est score and were awarded first
prizes. The ladies' consolation was
drawn by Mrs. Forbes, the gentiemen's
falling to Mr.. +. D. Miller The rooms
were made attractive with carna tons
and palms. Mrs. Hobbs was assisted
in entertaining by Miss Bessie Miller.
There were about thirty-five guests
present to enjoy the pleasures of the
evening
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China shower

On Thursday afternoon Mrs W. F.
Beer and Mrs. w L. Green gave a
china shower forsAIiss Claire Clawson.
one of the October brides 1t was held
at the residence of Mrs Beer. which
presented a pleasing appearance in
sunnOWers and autumn leaves. There
were present MeSdames Cowan. Muir
ray, Godbe, S +. Benedict. Beattie.
Reinsimar, J. d. Spencer. Hudson.
Pearson, Myer. J. S Richards. Afford
Barthel. John Beer. VIII Mcdonald.
George Marshall. Engler, Hanna. Stan
hilber. Misses Claire CIawson, Cowan.
Afford, Kinnersley.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
AZ the Countrv cInh

Yesterday afternoon the Country club
was in charge of twenty-eight bachelor
maids Prizes were given for the ap-
preaching and putting contest. and tea
served at 4 o'clock Music was PLAYED
throughout the afternoon At $50
o'clock many pleasant little parties
were formed for the table d'hote din
ner. Captain and Mrs Woodward and
Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Claiming. jr. were
the guests of Miss Judge. Mrs. Burns
Macdonald, Mrs. d. J. Sharp. Mrs. w
G. Sharp and Mrs. d. s. Murray also
entertained at dinner
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13

The week has not been one or un-
usual gayety. but the few social events
have been characterized by a brilliance
and charm which entirely Compensate
for lack il numbers. Society was
out en- force a. the reception given at
the Dolly residence on Wednesday.
fully 200 guests being received during
the evening. The card party at the
Kenyon. the afternoon and evening in
honor of idrs. Adams of Denver given
by Miss Mcmillan, and Mrs. Hobbs
evening at CARLSON Monday viii rank
among the FIscssntest affairs of the
autumn iseason.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
Pleasant Affair

The home of Mrs. .. A. Eldredge was
on Monday evening the scene of an
elaborate dinner given by Apostle and
Mrs. Reed Smoot in honor of President
and Mrs. Snow. and the twelve apostles
and their wives. Pink and white roses
adorned the center of the table and
marked the place of each guest. Gov
ers were laid for forty Professor Lund
added much to the pleasure of the
evening by vocal and instrumental Sc
L.,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13

Geddes and lemonade by Mrs. Stephen
Babcock aud Mrs. Samuel Adams of
DenNes- A wealth of La France roses
adorned tire drawing room. where the
guests were received by Mr.. and Mrs
Dooly. Miss Dooly. Mrs. Center and
Mrs. Belcher. The dining room was
done in red. shaded candelabra. red
bows and American beauties producing
charming effect. Mrs. Weir and Mrs.
Marshall presided at the table, as
sisted by Misses Mccormick, Burke,
Read, Mcmillan. Jacobs and Sherman.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
At Dinner.

Mrs. s. V. Shelp entertained at din
Ter on Friday evening The table was
beautiful in gorgeous yellow chrysan-
themums and yellow shaded candel-
abra. Gibson sketches in pen and ink
embellished the dainty place cards.
Covers were laid for twelve. Around
the table were seated Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. l. FarnswOrth. Mr.. and Mrs.
s. B. Miner. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Brink,
Mrs L. L. Archer, Mrs. John T. Dom
nellan.
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Coming Events.

hief among the events of the COM
e week will be the wedding on Tues
evening Of Miss Josephine Katz
q Mr.. l. +. Ritter. which viii take
&c at the residence of Governor and
rs. Heber NJ. Wells. Miss Allie Miller
bid Miss Lucille JennineS will attend
Miss Katz. while Mr.. Sor6on l. Hutch
ms Is to be best man. Assisting Miss
katz at the reception win be Misses
Stella Salisbury. Laura Sherms>d. EN-
lily Read. Frances Howat Edna Sher-
man. Sadie McChrystal. Pauline Groo.
Hattie Jennings. Mamie Porter, Jas
nine Young. Mrs. Frank Jennings and
Mrs. +. A Trip.
Mrs. stephen Babcock has issued in
vitations for a luncheon to be given on
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Adams OF
Denver VIII be the guest Of honor.
Miss Dsrn and Miss Elizs beth Dern
give Kensington on Tuesday.
kitchen shower win be given for
Mss Claire Clawson on Wednesday by
Mrs George Marshall.
DR.. ana Mrs. ]. T keith have issued
nvitations FOR cards on Monday, oct.
. o q
c1r. ana Mrs. Bogue entertain the
W mist club on Friday evening.
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Hanauer entertained at cards Friday
afternoon Eight tables were used for
the game of sixty-three- Red berries
and autumn leaves We're artistically ar
ranged throughout the parlors. The
afternoon was one of series of par
ties to be given On Thursday and
Friday, Mrs Hanauer and daughters
will entertain ct luncheon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
AZ Ia,ncheon

Miss Josephine KATE was the guest
of honor at a beautiful luncheon given
yesterday by Miss Frances Howat. La
France roses and maiden hair fern
formed a pretty centerpiece for the
table. around which were seated Miss
Katz. Miss Jasmine Young, Miss Lucille
Jennings, Miss Hattie Jennings. Mrs.
Donnen. Mrs. Joseph Richards. Mrs.
Lewis Schoppe.
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A pretty affair Of Saturday afternoon
was the Kensington at which Mrs. c.
D. Schettler was hostess. The pariors
were adorned with roses. carnations
and smilax- Red was the color scheme
in the dining room. autumn leaves and
dahiias being used. Mr.. Schett.er' :
mandolin and guitar club delighted the
guests with musical selections. About
100 guests enioyed the afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
informal Dinner.

Roses formed the simple but effec-
tive decoration al an Informal dinner
party given by Mrs. ]. J. Judson, on
Friday evening A dainty menu was
served. Covers were laid for nine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-10-13
Reception.

The reception given Wednesday
evening by Mr. and Mrs John II
Dooly and Miss Eleanor DooIy will be
remembered as one of the most bril-
nant Alters Of the season. From $40
+ 10 II throng OF guests filed the rose
so',,i'ed rooms the gorgeous dresses
scene of rare beauty. In a small
alcoVe adjoining the library and
screened SC, from view by inraense mains
III istensen s orchestra eiisco,Irse5
s Sg.5 music The library was bright
$500 40" 1ahlias Here punch was
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sixtv-three Party.

One of the most elaborate social
functions Of the week was the sixty
three party given by Miss Mamie Por-
ter on Wednesday afternoon at the
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Katz. Morrison. essie Oficer. Manter.
Rawlins. skddie Az ans
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