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sens. The affair was a most success
full one.
Mr. and Mrs. 5. Shingleton of Ogden
and hrs. Simpson OF salt Lake left last
tuesday morning for q trip to Califor-
The members of the Utah Home
Finding association gave a tea Mon
day afternoon in the Y. NJ. C. a. par
lOrs.
The most elaborate event of the week
was the banquet given Tuesday even
ing at The Alta club by Mr.. A. ". Nc
Cune.
. .
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Wright have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Alice Mary, to Joseph z.
Player.
The engagement of Miss Margaret
Utter, formerly of this city, to Mr.. De
Baker Of New York, has been an
nounced,
Mrs. Mildred j. Reayis of St. Louis
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Don Reavis at
the residence of Daniel Eyre, 900 South
Fifth East
Mrs Jennie A. Froiseth has returned
nome from an extended visit with old
friends in Boston, New York, Wash
ingtOn and Chicago.
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The news of the marriage of Mrs
Emma. White of this city to Mr. John
LOckyear of California, which was an
nounced during the week, occasioned
much surprise in local circles.
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Mrs. c. J. Geary entertained at a
Valentine party Friday afternoon in
honor of her son Mains and daughter
Eily'S birthdays Professor I.andrum
came in during the afternoon and con-
Quoted a programme of fancy dancing
by his amateurs.
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Mrs. James Kirk and Mrs. Joseph
Luce cordially invite all Catholics and
friends to attend a, card party at the
home Of Mrs. Luce, % Sixth East, on
Tuesday, Feb. 10, at 2 o'clock. Admis-
sion, Is cents. The proceeds will be ap-
piled to the needs Of the Altar society.
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Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Y. Rowe entertained about forty Of
their friends. The first part of the
evening was pleasantly spent at cards.
After supper was served. dancing and
music were INDUCED in until the small
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UNIQUE Affair,

Mrs David Evans entertained yester-
day afternoon. The guests We're each
in costume representing the title of
some well known book. Mrs Elliot.
Mrs Blckford, Mrs. HOgue, Mrs. Suth-
eriand, Mrs. HauXhurst Mrs Cum
mings. Mrs. Gilman, Mrs. Yardlev. Mrs.
Hartley, Mrs. StOckman, Mrs. Hirth.
Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Dininny Mrs. Hodges.
Mrs. Arthur Brown, Mrs. Snow, Mrs.
MarloneauN, Mrs. Jemayne. Mrs.
Whtney. Mrs Henderson, Mrs. Mack.
MISS Thatcher Of Logan, Mrs. Haver-
camp OF Provo, Miss Brown, Mrs
Brown Of Lehi, Miss Cummings. Miss
Ellerbeck.
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For Mrs. Blythe.

DR.. and Mrs. Keith gave an informal
affair Friday evening in honor of Mrs.
Blythe of Evanston, who is their guest.
Sixty-three was played and prizes were
won by Mrs. Hayden, Mrs. Alice Z.
HanfOrd. Mr.. Hayden and Mr.. Charles
Wilkes. At the conclusion of the game
a tempting Dutch supper was served.
Present to meet Mrs. Blythe were
DR.. and Mrs. John White, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayden, Miss Lucy Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. Walter DrUehl, Miss Haclzett,
Mrs Alice +. Hanford, Mr.. Charles
Wilkes, Mr.. George WesterveIt, Mr..
Alma KatZ and Mr. Merrill
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The bride wore a beautiful gown OF
Whine brOadClOth and panne and car
ried white roses. Her only ornament
was a brooch of diamonds and pearls
the gift of the groom. She was at
tended by Miss Flora Quinn of New
York and Mrs. Blanche 9. Young. Mr..
Frederick a. Slade, brother of the
groom, was best man.
Following the ceremony the bridal
party received cOngra tulatiOrs at the
home of the brides sister. Mrs. Schuy-
Ter Finch. At 40 the party left for
New York where an elaborate dinner
was served at the Arena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slade viii visit in New
York and Washington, d. c., for the
next three weeks. They will after
wards come to this city TO reside.
The bride is a charming society girl
of Passaic. The groom is a resident of
this city. He is chief distributor in
the pOstoffice department and has
scores of friends here TO wish him hap
pineSs.
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VaIentine 60 go.

Mr.. and Mrs. Don II. Porter enter
tanned Thursday evening at the Ken
yon in honor OF st. Valentine. The
card tables were arranged in the pri-
Vate dining room, which was beauti-
fully decorated with roses. carnations
and ferns. The score and tally cards
were prettily decorated with cupids.
and the prizes were beautiful hand
painted souvenirs Of the occasion. The
successful contestants were Mrs John
Cosgriff. Mrs John White, Mr.. H. w.
Lawrence, Mr.. Charles Read.
Participating in the game were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph H. Young, DR.. and Mrs.
Richards, DR.. and Mrs. John White.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. DOnneH Mr. and
Mrs Ward Clark, Mr. and Mrs Charles
Read, Mr. and Mrs. COsgriff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin, the Misses Keith. Cos
grin, Fannie Bird, Louie OdeIl, Messrs.
Charles Lawrence, 4. Ellis Brown. o.
+. Young, Harvey Joseph Richards
Donnellan, Sam Purer.
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Cards and Music.

One Of the pleasant events of the
week was the progressive high five
given by Miss Mayme Haslam Thurs
day evening. Cards and music formed
the evenings amusement. First prizes
were won by Miss Clara, Mcmillan and
Mr.. Lynne Clayton; consolation prizes
were given to Miss Bessie Edwards
and Mr.. Frank Carr. Those present
were: Misses Mayme Haslam, Clara
Mcmillan, Ida Preece. Lillian JeffS,
Bessie Edwards, Marie Fellows, Maggie
Francis. Lizzie Nebeker, Mae Gran
and Nellie Haslam; MessTs. ETneS
Carr. John Elkins, Alma Elkins, David
Williams, Frank Carr, Lynne Clayton,
Clifton Taylor, William NoaIl, Henry
Evans and Joseph Edwards.
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High Five.

Miss Pearl Buckle gave a delightful
party in honor of her sister, Mrs. Ar
thur Pitts, on Thursday evening, at her
home. The evening was pleasantly
spent by the guests in playing high
five for prizes, and in listening to a.
musical programme The first prizes
were won by Miss Lizzie Frazier and
Mr. Ben Johnson, and the BOBBY prizes
were won by Miss Maud Harris and
Mr.. Lin Luff After the prizes had
been presented the guests adjourned to
the dining room, where they found sup
per spread for them. Those present
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pitts, Mr..
and Mrs. Grimsdell, Misses Gwen
Davis, Edna SwensOn, Maud Harris,
Belle Frazier, Emma GTimSdell, Jennie
GrimsdelI and Nellie HOwarth, and
Messrs. Charles Luff, Erwin Strong
Lin Luff, John HOwarth, Will Grims-
dell, Lawrence Simmons and Ben John
son.
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ENJOYABLE Events.

Among the enjoyable events of the
week were the card parties given Val
entine evening and the afternoon fol-
lowing at the home of Mrs. Fred Hale.
Hearts were everywhere visible in the
decoration Of the parlOTs. They hung
in festoOns from the chandeliers and
doOrways, while one large heart of in
candescent lights was suspended from
the bay window The artistic effect
was heightened by the lavish display of
flowers and ferns. On Thursday even
ing fourteen tables were arranged for
the game, prizes being won by Mrs. A.
T VOllmer, Mrs. HODpaughe Mr.. Os-
valid and DR.. Griswold; Friday after
noon the players numbered forty-eight
and the prize winners were Mrs. Ben
nett, Miss Lawson, Mrs. Richards.
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Luncheon and Cards.

one OF the prettiest events of the
week was the luncheon and card party
given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs TheO-
dOre Bruce Beatty. The dainty lunch
con tables We're decorated with daffO-
dis and ferns, and presented a most
attractive appearance. AT the COnclu-
sion of the tempting menu siXty-three
was played and prizes were awarded
the successful contestants.
Mrs. Beatty's guests were Mrs. Sam
Vel Woodward, Miss Woodward, Mrs
Spencer, Mrs. Bamberger, Mrs. Solo
mon Siegel, Mrs. Franken. the Misses
Hanauer, the Misses Mason, Miss Web
Der, Mrs. +. O. Howard, Mrs. w NJ
Ferry, Mrs r. s. Ferry, Mrs. c.. Y
Wallace, Mrs. O. w Powers. Mrs.
REESE, Mrs. Jay T. Harris, Mrs. T. J.
Fabian, Miss Keith, Mrs. r. J. Glen
dining, Miss Hardness, Mrs. w. g.
Sharp, Mrs. Bidwel, Mrs. Mcclure,
Miss Guile, Mrs. Pfoutz Mrs. Daggett,
Mrs. Mccormick. Mrs. VIII Sprague.
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KettIe-drum.

Miss Hester Cannon gave a large ket-
tle-drum last evening. Musical num-
bers helped make the affair enjoyable.
1he guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w P
Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins, Mr.. and
MIS-. j. 2. Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. I.e Roi
9. Snow, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Wilson.
lar. and AIRS. Milton hIusser. Mr.. and
Airs. Heber IVersOn. Professor and Mrs.
Mcclellan, MIR. and Mrs Richard Iy-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ship. Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan 8ICAllister, Mr.. and
MIS-. Christensen, Mr. ana Mrs Thomas
Hull, ar. and Mrs. VIII Wanlev. Mr.
and Mrs. John Daynes, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Is. Winder, Mrs. Elizabeth O.
Decker Mrs. Mary r. Kelly. Mrs. An
ME d. Watson, Mrs. J.. a. Wells. Miss
Lottie Reese, Miss Winnie Reese. Miss
Cara WINNER. Miss Annie NJ Cannon.
Miss Mabel Snow, Miss Priscilla Smith.
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Birthday Party.

A delightful party was that given
by Mr.. and Mrs. George Bess St. Valen-
tines Gay at their residence on Twelfth
South and West Temple streets, in
honor of their daughter Minnie, it be
ing the tenth anniversary of her birth.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 7. Bess, jr., helped
entertain the little folks. Those present
were the Misses Ada, Ora and Eva An
drew, Myrtle Wagstaf, Clara Tingey,
Ella and WinIfred Dyer, Margie Ma
thews, Belle and Rachel Bird, May
Shaffer, Pearl Hallen, Lizzie Black
hurst, Jennie Johnson, Emma Chase,
Ethel Stone and Masters Willie and
Richard Andrew, Walter Bird. Harry
and MILFORD Coleman. Albert Wagstaf-
Clarence Tingey, Fred Mathews, Ivan
Hallen, John Larsen. Fred BeSs.
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Birthday Party.

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Josiah
McClain gave "A delightful birthday
party to number of her friends. The
home was tastefully decorated with the
national cOlors- Illustrated songs com
posed the guessing game. Mrs. Byron
Cummings AVON the first prize. Mrs.
William Scott the second The invited
guests were Alesdames r. &. McNiece.
Williams Hoge. +. HaUxharst. Shand
smith ParAer Norton, H. +. Dewey. Z.
II. Clark, J. Kirk. Martin StockmaD
M-s. HOges StOckman. r. Van Pelf
Byron Cummings. H. J. Dininny. J.
J Thomas. Langham, Geisy. Scott A
d. Hamlin, OFT. Gle. RedfeId. Offau-
baugh, Gillian, O'Brien. F'iemming
Timer. Beverage. LUthers. McCreerv-
Miss Cummings, Miss Young.
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At Cards.

On Monday evening Mrs. Ward V.
Clark gave an enjoyable card party
Al the kenyon. The decorations We're
in keeping with the Valentine season.
aud were most effectively arranged.
At the conclusion OF the game dainty
refreshments were served. and prizes
were awarded TO Mrs. Don Porter. Miss
Odeu
and Mrs. Don II. Porter Mr.. and Mrs.
COsgrifT. Mrs. Jones. Miss Bird Miss
Odell, the Misses HOWat. he Misses
CossTiff, Mr.. O. J. Salisbury mr.. Sam
Porter, Mr.. Dounellan, Mr. Fred OdelI
Mr.. Joseph Richards, Mr.. Hail, Mr..
Charles Lawrence.
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InfornaI Afternoon

Mrs. Vivian McCUne was the hostess
Of q delightfully."- informal affair
Thursday afternoon The rooms
We're beautifully decorated with
roses, lilies and carnations and
tha guests wer Misses Edna
and Kate Dryer, NJ 3. Kate Whitney.
Miss Kathie DougaI, Miss Lennie Saw
age, Mrs. J. GTOesbeck. jr., Mrs. Frank
GrOesbeck. Miss Julia HAYS. Miss Enid
Moffatt, Mrs. George Lambert, Misses
Alice and Bessie CIawson, Mrs McDon-
aid, Misses Ada and Geneve Ellerbeck.
Miss Mary Young, Miss Emma Groes-
beck
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You and I CRYSTAL Club.

The You and I Crystal club held its
regular meeting with Colonel and Mrs.
J. d. Ford Thursday evening. A few
games of high five were played, the
prizes being won by Mrs. D. GALLAGHER
and Mr.. 1. Harvey, Mss Holden and
Mr.. D. GALLAGHER. Valentines were used
as tallies. Dainty refreshments were
served, carrying out the idea of the
day. Cupid distributed numerous val
entines to the members of the club, the
reading and comparing of which caused
much merriment, and at late hour
the members adjourned to meet in two
Meaks with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Timms.
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Games and Cards.

Miss Neptune Broberg entertained on
Thursday evening. A very pleasant
evening was spent with games and
cards. Light refreshments were served
Those present We're: Miss Hilda An
derSOn, Miss Alice Daniels, Miss HeTtha
Jensen, Miss Esther Ellgrene, Miss
Bell Morrison, Misses Maggie and Eliza
Christensen, Misses Olga and Ruth
DahlQuiSt, Mr.. Fred Ellgrene, Mr.. Ar
thur Morrison, Mr.. Charley Graham,
Mr.. Hughes, Mr.. Albert Ellgreue, Mr..
HOulterstrem, Mr.. Ed Marks and Mr.
Howard Marks.
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a Game Of Hearts.

One of the prettiest Valentine parties
Of the week was given by Miss Mar
garet Donnelian. Hearts were used in
the decorations, and the game of hearts
was played, prizes being won by Miss
Lynn and Miss Olive Gray.
Present We're: Miss Mabel Clark.
Miss Ruth. the Misses Lynn, Miss
Schied, Miss Lena Meyers. Miss Olive
Gray, Messrs. Glendinning, Stringfel-
low, Rev Ellis Bishop, Davis, Carl
SchiPd RerkhnaI
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ham, Florence Gillespie. viuetta Cow,
ley, Jessie Edwards, Annie Edwards
Hattie Haslam, FlOssie Haslam Earl
Inc GrifHths, Oral Haslam.
Alr. and Mrs. George Jones OF
Hazel street entertained the Sunfows
club on Valentines eve The forme
part of the evening was spent in higl
nVe- Ar J. Ecton won gentleman
nrsL prize, and Mrs. J. NJ. Pope lady.
ufSJ prize. Valentines were used as
Jailies. Refreshments were served and
a nice programme was rendered. The
hostess was presented with a nice pres
ent from the club
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry WeggIand Of
6lS South Fourth East viii entertain
the club on Feb. %.
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The last university ball of the season
VIII be given at Christensens' Thursday
evening Feb n The chaperones viii
be Mrs. W. A. Nelden. Mrs. +. A Vim
cent, Mrs. i. T. hingsbury, Mrs. Henry
Sadler, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. ". w.
Ritter.
Committee-M. Louise Nelden. Belle
Scofield, Florence Groesbeck, Emma
Carter, Robert GIendinning. Walter
Romney, lie Roy Sanders, James sad
Ter.
A very pretty valentine party was
Annex. 1t was given at the residence
of Mr.. Martin Stockman, on Eleventh
South The game was Of a rather nov
Ell nature, consisting of blowing hearts
into the air and catching them, fol-
lowed by the game of electricity shad-
Ows and pantOmimes, after which re-
treshmentS We're serYed-cakes, ices,
candies and nuts. Altogether the
young people had SO merry a time that
they were tempted to stay until the
morrow.
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On Thursday evening Miss Elsie Clay
ton entertained at a most delightful
valentine party in honor of Mr.. Vernon
Barton and Mr.. Charlie Davis'S1f Chi
cagO. The house was bright with fIow-
ers and valentines. SiXty-three. for
tune-telling. music and the guessing
games were the principal features OF
the evening. At q late hour refresh
ments We're served. The guests were
the Misses. Clara CovingtOn, Alberta
Barton Myrtle ClawsOn, Ivy Sears.
Lillian Winning, Blanche ScarcIiGe.
June Beatie, Florence GOdbe. Cora Tan
ner. Thella MCCUne, Clara, Remington,
Mamie Nichols, Miss Hampton. Birdie
Cannon, Messrs. Walter Jennings,
James Burt, Stanley Pain, James Bry-
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hours. Mr.. Julian sfegeI photographed
the assembled guests.
Miss Riordan and Miss Brennan of
Muskegon, Mich. who have been the
guests of Miss St Clair in Salt Lake,
left last Wednesday for Los Angeles,
where they viii be Joined by Miss Ri
travelling in California and Mexico, re-
turning TO Salt Lake for short visit
about May 1.
The members of the Maxwell corps
viii hold their regular meeting on
Wednesday, the goth, at 2:5o D. m. IN
Q. +. hall on Market street. There We're
a great many visiting sisters at the
last meeting. and it is hoped they viii
come again. The social given by Mrs
Ames ard Mrs. Southgate was great
~ enjoye5-
The weaang reception of Miss Rosy
Graham and Mr.. N c. Jensen was held
Wednesday, Feb. 6. at the home of the
brides mother. only relatives ana
near friends were invited. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with ferns
and cut flowers. The happy couple
were the recipients of many beautiful
presents.
The Social Evening club met Thurs
day evening, Feb. IA, with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Johnson, 7S5 Sixth street
The evening was pleasantly spent with
singing and card playing, after which
a dainty supper was served. The re-
mainder of the evening was devoted to
dancing. The next meeting Of the club
viii be with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Clessold,
ga Seventh street, Thursday, Feb, 2S,
1901.
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Miss Mae Berry was the recipient of
a very pleasant surprise party at her
home Monday evening. Among those
invited were Mesdames Simmons.
StOckdale. Lund and Yearsley, Misses
Nellie HOwarth, Ada Carter, Irene
BickfOrd,, Hazelman, Brown, James,
Rowntree, McLachlan and Berry,
Messrs. Yearsley, Lund. F. NJ. Stock
dale, r. d. Simmons, Alder, J. How
arth, Ebert Thomas and Henry Thorn
as.
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Wednesday afternoon the fifth birth
day of Freddie Jeffs was celebrated at
the home of his parents. Games were
INDUCED in and refreshments served.
Those present were: Freddie Jeffs, Le-
land Jeffs, Harold Needham, Gilbert
Gillespie, Earlec SkillicOrn. Earl Pitts,
Adelbert Jeffs, May Ridd, LeOlia Need
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At Sixty-three.

Miss Fannie Bird was on Friday
evening the hostess of a prettily ar
ranged card party SiXty-three was the
game, prizes being won by Mrs. Clark
and Mr.. Joseph Richards
The guests were Mr. and Mrs Clark,
Mrs. A. W. McCune, jr., Miss HOwat.
Miss Sinclair, DR.. Park, Mr.. Sam P9r-
ter, Mr.. Joseph Richards and Mr.. Fred
OdelI
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Miss Susie HUH, Miss Sarah Patten.
Miss Kate Thomas. Miss Kate Stayner.
Mr. W. y. Foster. Mr.. Duncan McAllis-
ter, Mr. G. J. Thomas, Mr.. Lorenzo
King. Mr.. John Sharp, Mr.. Walter Con-
rad, air. Victor Wells, Mr.. Louis Wells,
Mr. Ray Van Colt, Mr.. Zach Derrick,
Mr.. Nephi Morris, Mr.. Clarence Neslen,
Ir. Tracy 7. Cannon, Mr.. Ether Davy,
Mr.. Brigham Cannon, Mr.. Eugene
lewis Al1. IL s Ensien
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Farrell slade.

In Passaic, n. =, last Monday after
noon occurred the marriage of Miss
Kathryn Farrell and Charles c. SIade
Of this city. The ceremony was SOL
emnied at ST. Nicholas rectory, Father
Herman officiating.
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Afternoon Affair.

a bright and enjoyable card party
Was given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
W. II. Bird at her home on Fourth
East street. The rooms We're adorned
with American beauties and ferns. and
during the progress of the game pre-
sented an animated appearance Mrs.
j. TarVin Harris, Mrs. Van Armand
and Mrs. Oswald were the prize win
ners.
Those present were AIesdames A. 2.
Sinclair, r M. Miller, HOwat Hamp-
ton. CallOw, Shelp, Hunt, F. Harris
Beasley, AchurCn, L. Il. Sprague, A T.
klmban, T. A. ireland, Goodwin
Plank, .. d. Moore, Van Armand. F. A
Bird, a. w. McCune, jr., Eddie, f. H.
Oswald, d. G. Roberts, r. H. Bennett
II. O. Roberts, w. H. Penrose, Wallace.
Burns Macdonald, !. Il. Sharp, j. r
Harris, BransfOrd, c. Nj. owen, Whit
ney, j. II. Mulloy, w. V. Rice, f. p
lie Compile, j. 5. Ferris, Harry Duke,
degeath, JUdson. Tarbet, Della Tarbet,
ucDermott, J. +. Grant, J. NJ Bene-
iict. G. T. Odell. r -. OdeIL Charles
-owan, r. H. Brown, G. p. Brooks
Gibson, h. @. Harrison. Shelley, Tut
tle, G. w. Watson, F. SiIlOns, J. +.
Oglesby, Sam Paul, Edwin KimbaH.
Hartwell, J. H. Human, c. NJ. Bell. E.
W. Center, A. j. Hosmery>S. H. Lapish,
G. A. Snow, David Sharp, Misses Mel
son, OdeH, Lane, HartweU. Sinclair,
Hunt, Hampton.
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Society had very little last week to
amuse it. The theatres, several card
parties and a number of Informal af-
fairs made up the attractions OF the
week. For several weeks past the
winter gayeties have been on the wane.
There now remain but two days before
ASH Wednesday. when fashion DEGREES
that all festivities shall cease for q
period Of forty days. A fitting close to
the season viii be the assembly dance
tomorrow evening. while a few teas
and luncheOns which are scheduled
Nil form diversion TOR those who do
not observe The Lenten season.
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Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Y. Rowe entertained about forty of
their friends. The first part of the
evening was pleasantly spent at cards.
After supper was served. dancing and
music were INDUCED in until the small
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Choice of alI-wooI Waists. tucked
front. AL colors, all sizes. some
sold for $3.50. Choice 81 %
fo-' .---.- zee. &C.,. q. W @'AS
Arizona silver belt., 1901-05-16
SmalleY.Roee.

At the home of Mrs. M. G. Roca on North Fifth avenue very pretty but quiet wedding took place last night when Miss Lydia ROca and George II. Smalley were united in the holy bonds of matrimony. On the afternoon previous to the celebration of .the nuptials the yOung couple were mar ried by Father Girard at the priests house. The ceremony last evening was performed by Judge Purcell in his usual polished manner The parlor in which the marriage ceremony took place was beautifully decorated with palms. smilaX, sweet peas, carnations and roses. and presented a very pretty setting for the short but impressive service.
 The bride and groom are well known to the Tucson public. The bride was a prominent and much loved member of society, popular because of her high character and sweet disposition.
 Mr. Smalley is d prominent news paper man in the territory He was formerly identified with the Phoenix Republican and has for the past year been connected with the Daily Citizen.
 Congratulatory telegrams were re- ceived from the Republican force in Phoenix and from the family of MT Smalley in St. Paul.-Tucson Star, May II.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-05-16

Sheriff W. C. Truman and Fletcher Doan, youngest son of Judge Doan, were bitten recently by dog which is supposed to have been mad, and on Tuesday last they left over the South ern Pacific for Chicago, where they will take the Pasteur treatment. Dis tOrted accounts of the affair have ap- peared in the Phoenix papers, sO this plain statement of facts is made. Each was bitten on the hand, and not horri- bly mangled as stated. The dog was small fox terrier recently presented to Mir. Truman by Chief Sullivan Of the San Francisco fire department. and the animal has since died with symptoms of hydrOphobia. At the Pasteur Institute the treatment is considered an absolute specific, so friends and relatives of the sheriff and little Fletcher need give them selves no uneasiness. Florence Trib- une.
Arizona silver belt., 1901-05-16

J. c. Evans and Wm. Nerren, repre- sentatives of Pinal Mountain Lodge, No II, to the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias, which met at Mesa last week, returned home Monday night Blue Frush, who vas also delegate, returned ahead of them in order to participate in the Elk's picnic at Stafford. The session of the grand lodge at Mesa was well attended, and the local lodge did the honors in grand style. The Globe delegate were ob- jects of special attention. and had d splended time.