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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-07-11
THE VICTORIA VISIT.


THE VICTORIA VISIT.
The ladies of the w. HI. M. s.,
Thirty, think, or may be less,
Started for an outing of half day,
To visit friends in Victoria.
We lost an hour in loading the boat
With flock of sheep-but not goat,
Passengers, too, at least score,
Still there was room for dozen more.
We left the dock, it was nearly nine,
AT first we thought the weather fine.
Some got their lunch baskets in trice,
Lunch never was before 50 nice.
Soon the wind began to blow,
The boat would rock, then do you
know,
A dizzy feeling, and with faces pale,
A hunt began for the outside rail-
Then those who started in such glee
Found they were on ''choppy sea, I"
Began to wish they had not come;
AlasI they could not then get home.
They went singly, then three, five, six,
| never was in just such fix.
Partners we were in sore distress,
On boat instead of in wilderness.
And gallons went to feed the fishes,
Oil what waste of lovely lunches.
I thought l could stand the test,
But succumbed, with nearly all the
rest.
Our escorts would call out, "Who
next?'
But not once with them did we get
vexed.
We travelled on and on till almost two
Before the city came in view.
We had some doubts then whether
We could pull ourselves together.
And with mighty effort and strong
will,
Proved there was something left of
us still.
The Rev. Mr.. Rowe and Home Mis-
sion ladies
Met us so kindly-we almost forgot
our troubles.
Escorted us to their reception rooms,
Introductions followed, then took us
to the tables.
n elegant spread to tempt the appe-
Stite,
How inviting itlooked, the girls polite.
| could not do it justice then,
II before me now might.
But time is flying, we all in this agree,
We must hasten If we would the city
see.
An hours time lost in starting
Caused us to hasten the parting.
We bade goodbye to some, others
with us go,
They would have us to see their
church, you know.
Only few blocks, and so we walk,
That gave us chance to see and taHt.
We admired the fine homes, clean
streets and flowers,
Now they would enjoy one of Natures
showers.
The church magnificent, and splendid
pastor,
SO many Sunday school rooms, ,-jutt
what we are after.
Six hundred names enrolled upon
their books,
But you should have seen the pas
tors looks
When / spoke OF our school, in num-
bers smaller,
Collections ran as high as twenty
dollars.
But now, say some, our time is up,
They escort us to the boat to say
good bye.
We vote the ladies charming, the
pastor grand,
And we hope to see them in our ma
tive land,
Victoria and Seattle, friendly, low
ing band,
Ven feast them, and give cordial
grasp of hand.
The above was written by Mrs. s.
A. Perry after visit of the ladies of
the Home Missionary Society to Vic
toria, B. c., on May 20, 1901. Mrs.
Perry formerly lived in oskaloosa,
and is the mother of John and Chas.
Perry, of this city.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-07-11

fully singing his last lay on the court
house hearth, and Br'er Walling will
be there to give him the glad hand.
1t is to be clean sweep, gentlemeni
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-07-11

Though there does not seem to
be any law on the statute books of
Illinois that will reach Dowie and his
fool followers, the people are finding
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-07-11
some where. He evidently has never
visited oskaloosa.

Nothing like getting in on the
ground floor. The Enterprise says
Delta will celebrate the Fourth In
great style next year.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-07-11

Putting all jokes aside, what
about that electric street car liner
Are we, or are we not to have it?
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-07-11

The Americans spends STA 1855, ,645
year for literature of all kinds, but
this is only one-eighth of their drink
bill which amounts to 81 ,249, ,191 ,553.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-07-11

Now that the Burlington road
has become a part of the Northern
railway system, we wonder when the
B. & W. will be made standard
gauge lire? Nc offence intended.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-07-11

There is one ordinance under the
blue Laws"that Mayor Wray should
enforce at once, and that is to have
all the snow shoveled off the walks.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-07-11

The collateral Inheritance tax has
yielded the state of Iowa s171 ,596.7s
during the last two years.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-07-11

Eight thousand FIVE hundred head
OF Western horses are to be sold at
auction at Sioux City Thursday.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-07-11

The Marion Register says it is
still anybody's fight for the govern
orship.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-07-11

"A Chicago man is trying to get
encouragement to found model city
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1901-07-11

-Mahaska County Fair, September
10, IL, 12, and 13.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11

were invited, permission was obtained
OF the trustees 10 use the Odd Fellows
hal. The hail was hlled with a large
dh9 select gathering Of yoang people,
and after meeting Miss Davis. the
company turned out and made the oc-
caslon one of the most pleasant social
events OF the season. Various games
were played, and elegant refreshments
were served. AFTER which Miss Turner
and Miss Lulu Carrier favored the
guests with some recitations. which
We're vel rendered and enjoyed Mss
Iurner mas natural talent in this line,
and with proper training. viii make
an accomplished elocutionist Miss
Davis VIII probably remain month
visiting Miss Turner and getting ac-
quainted with her new friends. and
certain young gentlemen hope she may
Drolong her stay Indefinitely
After quite an extensive tour Of the
eastern cities. Mrs s. Y Derrah and
/ son Robert have returned to salt Lake.
| ana are again located at the Fifth East
hotel
/ Mrs Jennie Peart and Miss Mary
Langley are passing their vacations in
Miss ]. E. Mather of streatoc, Ills, is
/ visiting the family of Rev. p y Sjmp-
! Miss George Plunkett Of Waco, Tex.
/ is visiting her cousin, Mrs W y. Bag
by. at SIS East Fourth South street.
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Mrs. +. J. Fabian and daughter
/ Stella and Miss Alice TittmSn are a
] Hobble creek. Mr.. Fabian Went up las
evening to join them.
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Miss Younger Of New York arrived
Thursday, and is the guest Ot he- sis
| ter. Mrs. Burns Macdonald.
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Mrs Hauser and Miss H p title Hauser
mother and sister of Mr.. Charles Spill
man of Eureka, are visitors here from
Indiana.
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The ladies' Of the Hao3y Hour cIul
were delightfully."- entertai1e1 ny Mrs
1 J. Carr at Fort Douglas THURSDAY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11

left yesterday for Yellowstone park. to
be gone about six weeks. Their FAM
lies will join them in q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A Boyle OF ST.
Louis, Mo, are the guests of Bishop
and Mrs. Leonard Miss SalHe Leonard
VIII accompany them on a trip through
the Yellowstone park They will then
return to Salt Lake. where they viii
make short visit before their return
home.
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Mrs. Nj. A. Craig and daughter. Vio-
let left for San Francisco at noon yes
terday.
Denver Times; Miss Geneva Jen-
nings and her mother and sister are at
the Hotel MetropOle. Miss Jennings
has been spending the winter in Salt
Lake City, where she has been musical
director and soloist in one Of the largest
churches.
Mr. and Mrs. R Papworth announce
the engagement Of their daughter. LII
Ian. to Mr. w b. Han. a prominent
railroad clerk, the marriage to take
place in September.
The Misses Hannah and Sylvia Dee
/ OF Ogden, who have been visiting Mrs.
/ A. J. Hoffman. returned from Bright
/ on s on Thursday and left the next day
/ for their home.
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4 Mrs. Joseph Cohen and Miss Sutton
/ leave Wednesday for Brockbank' s
4 farm. After a brief sojourn they viii
/ go on to Park City, 10 remain about
( two weeks.
/ q q .
/ Miss Lizzie Shields is down from
/ Park City and will be the guest fOl
\ two weeks of Mrs. Joseph Cohen.
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Miss May SiddOway entertained Mrs
! Van Colt. Miss Lucy Van Colt and Mr.
/ Ernest Van Colt at dinner on Wednes-
( day evening,
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/ Idaho Falls Times: Miss Dottie Tur
! ner entertained in honor of her friend
/ Miss Edith Davis of Salt Lake City
/ Friday evening. The Turner residenc
not being spacious enough to Sccommo
/ date the large number of people tina
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
Evening Tea

DR. and Ms. Rykert and Mrs. H. d.
Cue were guests Of honor on Thurs
day at an elaborate evening tea given
by Mrs William Reid The decora-
tons were IN yellow and red. Mrs.
Reid was assisted by Miss Edna Shear
man. who Toured the coffee. The ices
were served by Miss Young. During
the evening very charming solos were
rendered by Mrs. Cue and Mr.. Shear
man. The invited guests were Cover
nor ana Mrs Wells, DR.. and Mrs. Ryk-
ert Mr.. and Mrs. Folsom. Mrs. Cue.
DR. and Mrs. Bascom. Mr.. and Mrs.
ia e Sharp, Mr. and Mrs Frank Jen-
n-hgs. Mr.. and MIS Harold Russell.
Lr and Mrs. Wortaington. DR.. and
Mrs. H, La Motto. Mr.. and Mrs
CHARLES Post, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. or
hcer. Mrs Roy Mckay. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Hampstead lIr and Ms. Ken
meth Kerr, Miss Sherman. Miss Edna
Sherman. Misses Hanauer. DR.. arT
Mrs. Pfoutz, Miss Jewett. Misses M
son, Miss Mary Louise Anderson. Miss
Young, Miss Jasmine Young. ATessrs
MAX Hanauer Shearman. Dick
Spra8ue, George Heintz. VIII Sprsgue
Se-nramm. CritChloV. Chester Mason
VIII Lawrence. E b Wicks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11

Whitney and the Misses Mason are
spending the month Of August in St
Anthony. Ida
Mrs. Annie Stone left for her home
10 San Francisco on Friday. She has
been spending a few weeks with Judge
and Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Charles Dodge. wife of the late
Captain Dodge of the Twenty-fourth
infantry, was IN the city for a few
days CT last week, en- route to her home
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Mrs, F. J. Fabian. Miss Fabian and
MISS Alice Tittman have returned from
the Fox ranch.
Mrs. John T. Hurst and daughter are
visiting for short time with the fam
lily Of Attorney General Breeder.
Mrs. Harold Russell and Miss Kate
Dryer viii visit Mrs. ". ". Ritter at
Logan this week.
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Mr.. D. N. Straup left last week Ia
join Mrs. Straup and family in south
Bend, Ind. They viii return about
Sept. 1.
The Troussesu club spent last wed
nesday at Glen Mary, the guests OF
MIS-. A T. " -lker-
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Miss Lucille Jennings entertained a
/ number of friends at an informal din
/ ner on Thursday evening.
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Miss Katherine Wall left last week
for Denver, to visit her sister, Miss
| Alice Wall.
Mrs. Theo w Whitley is making
visit of six weeks in Meeker, Colo.
where she is the guest of Mrs. William
Kellar.
MIR William Ross and Miss Ross vii
spend the month of August at HOte
/ Riverside, St. Anthony. Ida.
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Mrs. T. Dewey Richards and son
Jack, left for San Francisco yesterday
afternoon, to join Mr.. Richards.
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Messrs. Harry and Arthur Margett!
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
IL Honor Of Misg Jones of Denver.

Mrs. c. ). Williamson entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor of heI
niece, Miss Louise Jones of Denver
The hostess vas assisted by Mrs. Clar-
ence WarnOck and Mrs. Morgan of Sar
Francisco. Sweet peas and asters in
pink and white shades beautified the
p5rlOrs. These cOlOrs were also used
in the refreshments. Cards were played
during the afternoon The dainty tally
and score cards were heart-shaped and
were hand painted. showing the sum-
mer girl il different attitudes.
The first prize, a cut glass perfume
bottle, was won by Miss Jones. The
second, a bonbon box, by Miss Blanche
Cherry. The consolation was awarded
Miss Ida Legg- The guests of the af-
ternOOn We're: The Misses Margaret
Donnellan, Lena Myers. Bessie Officer
Blanche Cherry. Mary Snyder, lone
Morrison, Juliet Crismon, AiIeen Nc
Leon, Bessie Pike, Ollie Pike, Lulu
Belts, Amelia Patterson, Helen Bourne
Helen Gillespie, Mary Old, Eva Mason,
Lulu Snow, Florence Burt, Ida Legg,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11

The event which has OvershadOwed
all others r. the weeks social enjoy
ment has been the opening Of the Salt
Lake theatre. Miss Blanche Bates has
won many friends in salt Lake society.
as was attested by the fashionable au-
disnce Which greeted her on the three
nights of her engagement. Many peo-
DIe who were summering at mountain
resorts returned and braved the city S
heat in order to be present on the open
ing night. On Monday evening Dr. and
Mrs. Rykert occupied a stall with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Read, MIS- Read and
DIT. Lindsay. Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin and
family enjoyed the play from stall E.
Among the theatre parties on Tues
day night were Mr.. and Mrs George
Y. Wallace Mrs George futile and
Mrs Belden in stall c.. Stall Z was
occupied by Mrs. Harold Russells par
tv. Miss DWyer, Miss Kate DWyer and
Mr.. George DWyer. Mr.. Edward Par
sons gave a theatre party to Mrs. Nc
ChrystaI. Miss Sadie dcChrystai, Miss
Young and Mr.. Knight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11

On Tuesday evening, at the close of
the theatre, about fifty guests drove
10 the res denue Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sol
Siegel where they listened to a most
delightful musicale given in honor of
Dr. and Mrs. Rykert, Mrs. Abe Hirsh
and Miss Hirsh. The house was bril-
liautly Illuminated and decorated il a
prOfusiOn of palms The arches were
festOOned with vines and the air OdOT-
GUS with tube roses and carnations.
A classical programme was rem
dered by AIRS. Kate 3. An
derson. Professor Weihe. Pro-
fessor Shepard and Harold Eldredge.
At its conclusion ices and cake were
served. The lateness of the hour had
cooled the air and the evening was
voted one of the most successful of Il e
seasons entertainmc ut
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
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very informally at luncheon. which was
followed by a drive around the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Stanley Price arrived
in the city from California Wednesday
morning. and are the guests Of Mrs.
Rachel Miller.
Mrs Thomas c Moore left Monday
for her home in Walla WaIla- She has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. D. H.
Bero-
Judge and Mrs. A. NJ. Stearns Of Kali
amazoO, Mich, are the guests of their
sister. Mrs Caroline Abbot Stanley. on
Second street.
Mrs. Sol siegeI. Mrs. Hirsch. Mrs.
Jesse knight, Miss Inez Knight and
Bishop ROmney leave for the Yellow
stone on the special excursion this
week
Mrs H. G. TwOmey and Miss Flossie
Morrison left last week to visit rela-
tives in Portland, ore.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Homer and
daughter, who have been visiting in
Illinois, returned Thursday.
Mrs c. s. Burton viii spend this
week in Logan, the guest of Mrs. viii
/ CroxalI
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/ Mrs. Will Higgins, with her daughter
/ Marjorie, and son, Gordon, leaves for
/ Los Angeles on Aug. Is. They viii
/ spend the winter in California
DR.. and Mrs. RykeEt leave this week
/ to visit relatives in Canada, after
which they go on to Paris
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Mrs. w. H. Bancroft. Mrs. Josephine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11

afternoon High five was the game OF
the aTternOol- The honOrs were car
REQ OF by Mrs E. +. Wheeier and Mrs.
J. Carr. delightful uachacu vas
served and the club then ad +ruruad to
meet with Mrs. T. f Wheeler AUG. %
Mrs. Z F. Hauch has as ,4r zuest
for several weeks her sister. Mrs. Isaac
l. Johnson Of Virginia. wa0 has many
friends IN SAT- Lake City.
Miss Ermina Angel was hostess at a
very delightful party Friday evening
has been her guest for ms past week.
Games We're the feature of the even
ing. The invited guests were Misses
Ada Smith, Gertie Rock, Lizzie Wtrde-.
Bessie Freeman and Nav Smita:
Messrs. Roy TompsOn. Carlos Dunford
! George Peck. Arthur NIcFarlane and
Farley Liddle-
In honor of Miss Adele HauEhurst OF
| Phoenix. AriZ.. Miss Erma NTcClain en-
} tertained a number of her friends
| Tuesday evening Games promoted
] sociability. while musical numbers
( added much TO the pleasure of the
/ evening.
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J Mrs. Parker Norlon gave a delightful
! luncheon Thursday. Covers We're laid
/ for six.
Mrs. George Ellis very pleasantly
I surprised her husband Friday evening,
in honor of his birthday. About twenty
. of his friends were present. Tho even
ing was spent in playing high i've. after
! which dainty refreshments were served
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
Lawn Partv

IN tuesday evening lawn party
vas given by Mr. ana Mrs. A. s r5o~,s
ne occasion being in honor Of fbs
s-sthday anniversary Of ars. Hor7s
= vas exclusively a family AFFAIR -
,.ele the less enjoyable. The roo ~.
are fragrant with sweet peas. In ~
w. ~ where hGIig the stars and sirinas
rs5e numerous Japanese la ems trfa
,e-iors. porch and lawn Az. 5f-
minated IL
During the evening NJ Laura san
served E5uach- Tae hours we've
80 with music and pleasant son
lon. Present were, Afr. ana Ms
- Jennings. AR and Mrs. Ale1.
pi5.' Mrs Mary Horne. Mr. and Ms
Heal sanders. Mr.. Snd Mrs GEORGE
~. NJ and Mrs. Thcmaa Horne.
M, 4fhronia Borne, Misses Horne.
Niss laura Sanders. Mr. WIN Sanders.
ess-- tA..iaa Horne, Mr. ard Mrs.
Jsnsss spencer, Mr.. and Mrs VIII
Ar Ir and Mrs. William Hor5e.
begs Airs. Heary James. Miss Isa-
--vIne. Miss Minnie James.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
Dinner Party.

OAe OF the most pleasant events of
the week took place on Tuesday even
ing When Mrs. Hsrold Russell enter
famed at dinner for Miss blanche
Sates The table decorations Wers in
pluA sweet peas and the appointments
were caintE in the extreme.
oeslees the guest Of honor the diners
E EsIe Mrs Bates, Mrs. Heber NJ. .WeUs
E-ss Mary Louise Anderson. Mrs
EranS w. Jennings. Mrs. Agnes I'M
som, Mrs. c. 6. Burton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
Pleasant Evening.

Miss Jennie Lynn entertained num-
Der Of her friends informally on We'd
nesday evening. The guests engaged in
an interesting cOnundrum game. Miss
Helen Gillespie and Mr.. Charles Bill
ings were the successful contestants.
Those who participated in the pleasant
affair were: Misses Helen Gillespie,
Virgie Breeder, Gertie Mayer, Mary
Sharp, Mary COwan, Ada Murphy,
Messrs Al COwan. Wayne Blanks, Ell
lis Freed, Leland Swaner, Charlie Bill
ings, Roscoe Breeder, Robert McKen-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
Social Notes

Dr. and Mrs. A 9. Ewing are at the
Kenyon.
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Mrs. A. c. Ewing mas returned from
/ Wasatch.
Mrs. L. c. Kelsey spent a rev days
last week at Bingham.
Miss May Bishop of Kansas City is
the guest of Mrs. James Macfarlane.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Mcdonald have
gone to Denver.
Mrs Frank Jennings goes up to
Brighton's this morning
Mrs NJ NJ. johnson has gone to
9-'--'' ~ ma Q Q Q
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. McCune, jr., are
in Butte Mont
Miss Emma Madison has returned
from a three weeks visit on the coast.
Mrs. George stoner of Pocateuo is
visiting relatives ir this city
Mrs. Q. E. Richards entertained in
formally at luncheon on Friday.
/ MIS-. F. s. Richards left yesterday to
1 join her husband in San Francisco.
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DR.. Lindsay leaves today for the
4 coast. TO be absent until about Sept. +.
Miss Lillian NJ. Slade left yesterday
for Chicago and New T1rk.
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Mrs. C. NJ. Bell is in her new home at
the corner of y and First streets.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson nave re-
turned from the coast.
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Miss Adele Hauxhurst returned to
her home in Phoenix Friday.
Mrs. ". s Loomis returned Tuesday
from indianapolis. Ind
Miss Grace Bunting leaves for Black
foot ida, today.
Judge Dickson and Miss Dickson left
fo- san Francisco on Monday.
AIRS. VIII Clawson left Tuesday for
her home in California.
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Mrs Walker Of Fort Douglas left on
Wednesday for the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. x. Fischer are at
Glenwood Springs.
Mrs. Louis Cohn and Miss Edna Cohn
are summering at Pharaoh's Glen.
DR.. George Tuttie OF st. Louis ar
rived in the city Thursday evening.
Mr. Allen and daughter. Mss Clara
Alien of Nebraska City. are visiting
Mrs. Andrew Macuaig for ; month.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward A Teylor have
returned from Greeley. IA, ana are le-
siding az 973 First South Street.
Miss Violet Craig left yesterday for
San Francisco, where she viii enter a
school Of dramatic. art
Mrs. ". NJ. Scott. who has been Wis
ting friends in New York. viii reach
Mrs. Cogsweii. who has been visiting
Mrs g NJ owen. leaves shortly for
her home IL Washington, D. :.
Mss Sose Stuart Of ogdeR is visit
ing Pr the city the guest Of Mrs. Rich
ars. George R. Hancock. Miss Han
cock, John Hancock ard Montague
Aiien ar2 visiting friends IL Chicago.
t - Haven, Grand Rapids and Buff
= . .
Ine Misses Jean and Beatrice Hyde
nave as taeir guest Miss Mamie Nc
Aiiister OF Logan.
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AlHs sritsche Of Omaha is visiting
Wiz zeF daughter, Mrs. Gusteve Kroe-
8 .
Misses Maud ard Lille Potter have
returned from an extended tour of the /
coast
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on Wednesday Mrs. Frank jennings ]
entertained Miss Blanche Bates. Mrs.
Harold Russell and AIRS. c. S. Burton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11

Mrs. c. NJ. owen was hostess at a
dinner party on Tuesday evening,
supplementary to her guest, Mrs.
COgsweH of Washington, ID. c. The
table was prettily adorned in white
sweet peaE. Beside the guest of honor
there were present Mr. and Mrs Harry
Knight, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison, Miss
Preston, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Johnson.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
Honor O MS. Cue and mrs. Folso1,.

riaay evening wss the occasion of a
very informal but delightful musicale
sven ay Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. James in
,,'noT ~ Mrs Cue and Mr.. and Mrs.
y X. Foissm. "A choice prSgramme
F ~ rendered by 1irs. Il. D. Cue. M.
Z 70, ossoEl Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. VoIin7er
,,,.l oll- harry Sherman. There were
NJ y ar and Mrs. George. A. Lowe.
Fris,-- W mrs Cue Mr.. and Mrs.
Ar' and Mrs. C. I. Pod Tr;Ss 49, ~
sslst Park, Miss Shsarn1an MIS- 80
n G1IIilan; Aessrs. Harry Sbearmar7
r. f-s,. g., Faoian, Wolf, 4. Junak car
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
At Inncheon

NJ - = Annie Stone CT San Francisco
aC,, LsGtplent Of a charming Iurch-
NJ On tuesday afternoon given ~
Is rs. r. A Smith Carnations bas,1-
.sa $50 tne liable. around which go
Pist-II MIS-: James MacfarIane. Miss
stone. Mrs Stohl Miss Al-1s I'm; -1lliile
MSS May Billings. Miss Vyeiis,. IN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
Informal Afternoon.

Miss Florence TerhUne gave an IN
formal luncheon on Thursday after
noon for Miss Laura Preston, who has
recently returned from Boston. Her
guests were Miss Preston, Miss Laura
Preston. Miss Lena Preston and Mrs.
+. Dic6ert.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
Marriage Licenses.

The following permits TO we'd were IS
sued last. week by the county clerk OF
Salt Lake county;
George y. Cook. Salt Lake City. 81
Hattie Christensen. Salt Lake city --.
William W. Crabtree. salt Lake city ---
Stella Marsh. PaysOn .--.--.---.-- ~
Ernest II. Garside. South Jordan ..-..-.-.-
Geneva +. Howard. Riverton -.-..-.---e
William 3. Hall. Salt Lake City. 3
Lena r. Meyers. Salt Lake City
John Keller. Salt Lake ---------.----
Adelia NJ. Bennett, Salt Lake City
Clarence c. Crowley. LeOrin. lda--.-...--
Mary r. Olmstead, Riverside, lda...-Z
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-11
At Cardz

Aea1s,,- sfsday afternoon Miss Carrie
as i5. entertained at cards Hearts
sa saae played. The score cards
sise fans and the tallies
Ss,eias hns White hearts. Miss stella
--,.lins 'c.tsea the FIRST prize ana Miss
s .s erS ne consolation. The
es.,.enei ~ Misses P--hschiid. Cohu
4r,,..oersiss l5lsy f,ewhouse- Irene
--sl IA ssrsssfe Morris. Florence Edilf3
Beatrice Werthelnaer.