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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-28

accompanied by Miss Minnie keseeL
who will visit several weeks IN the
Garden City. The young ladies were
driven over to Heber by Mr. Joe keS-
eel from which place they took the
train for their destination
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Martin returned
YESTERDAY from salt Lake, where they
were attracted by the carnival.
At the home Of Nr. and mrs ) +
Crawford last evening, the list plIth-
5aI- Of Mrs crawford $ son. Harry Van
AIstine. was celebrated. lolty lLToHa
assembled, and music and SIuSlhS NeLe
the features Of the occasion. ne I<lIe -
. songs were rendered by Joe 12II HI.I
shaw. Kate ManiN and VIII Aallo -
Refreshments were served ana every
body present had d good time. ne
guests were; Mr.. and Ms l. ClulHil'
Mr. and Mrs. G. DurNin, Ir. ana WIS
{ H. SperTy, Mr.. and Mrs h CIet" Lolu'
/ Mrs. d Crawford, Mrs. iesSl Lell'
/ Misses Mary Layhe, May Ialon, 49, -
Manix Josie ManiX, Maggie = lNetH =
Rose Hirshiser, Jennie BercumsheeN'
/ Jane Barns. Nellie SLerry, Laura Sper-
/ ~. Bessie WyckOff. Myrtle Van AlsJlne'
! Emma Knight, Elsie Durlsn, SJeild
Quinn, Della Crawford, Me5Srs- -
! Tessman, X. Tessman, W. TALON, -
! Canty, A Higgins, J. Bercumsha", .
! Muffett. Ed Walker, w. Oseka, - NC
/ Kay and J. Mclaughlin
/ Miss NJ. WestcOtt of OgdensburS- y
/ Y. accompanied by her brother, Frank
! I Westc0tt of Salt Lake came up from
the city this morning AMI are being en-
! tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. w g. Lamp
- - @
Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs. W. w
Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs. W. .. Lamp
and Mrs. Morrison were guests at the
L inc mir
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Radon were
visitors IN Salt Lake This week, return
Ing home Friday morning
Mr.. and Mrs F. e. Williams wZeT,e.
among the carnival visitors TO Salt
Lake this week.
Mrs Matte Brown came up from
Salt Lake yesterday on visit Of a few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Learn sport seVera
days in Zion this week. returning tc
the Park Friday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. William Westheld re-
turned from Salt Lake Thursday after
a weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Mcintosh Of Seat
tie spent two days in the park Jn1l
week enjoying the sights Of the camp
This morning a parry composed o
Mr. and Mrs. w. y. LamG, Mr. anC
Mrs W. W. Armstrong, Mrs Morrison
Miss Westcott and F. J. WestcotL LEI
for the Hot Pots and viii remain Owe
Sunday at that resort AMI vicinity
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Blocher, Mis-
Ferron and Mr.. G. B. Blood went owe
to the Weber river for a days tishin'
on the oath
Mrs. NJ. Sherman and laughter, Mis-
Amy. of Reno. New. mothec and siste
of Mrs w L. MiddoUr, arrived yes
terday for a visit Of a month with tn
latter
Miss Hattie FerrOn returns tomorrow
Park.
o 8 .
NJ and Mrs. A. NJ. SteaTns Of KaIa
mazoO. Mich, and Mrs. -. II. Stanle
- and Mr. L. A. Stanley of Salt LAX
went through the Park Yesterday 50
a weeks stay at Brighton On thei
return they will stop for a few day
in the Park, the guests Of Mrs. A. WI
liams.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Rowe returned fr1T
visit II Salt Lake yesterday morning
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Westminster Presbyterian ChurCh--l3D
South Fourth West, between First ana
Second South streets. Rev George Bailey,
LII. b, pastor. 80 a. m Sunday school
II a. m. sermon By the pastor, The SCI
ing by the pastor, The Biography OF Jul
das Iscari0t." 1870 p. m, Endeavor
Presbyterian Sunday school at 90 West
First North street. All invited. D. m,
Junior Christian Endeavor; Gao p. m,
Y. P. s. e. r. Wednesday evening at )
p. m. prayer meeting. Tuesday, July 30
1901, Westminster and the EndeavOr sun
day schools annual picnic at the La
coon. Official train at II a. m. All are
cordially invited to any of these services
and meetings and to attend the annual
picnic.
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OGDEN

The canyons and adjacent resorts are
thrOnged this season with campers,
even in greater numbers apparently
than ever before, and a dozen different
parties of Ogdenites are en- route TO
Yellowstone park
. . 9
Mrs. L Francis was the guest of
Salt Lake friends this week.
. % g
Mrs. w. NJ. Weber left last night for
a visit in Idaho.
1. . .
Misses Julia and Emma Nielsen spent
a couple OF days last week in the cap
ital.
8 g .
Mrs RystTOm has returned to Den
yer. She was the guest of Mrs. carr
for a week a the Hermitage.
g q q
Charles Einchcliffe and Miss Carrie
Wangsgaard were married July a at
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y. NJ c. A-Corner Main and First
South streets. Young mems meeting to-
day addressed by Mr. Z. d. Soper, col
Ieee secretary OF The Y. NJ. c. A. for
PENNSYLVANIA. and Mr.. 4. Y. Nicl<rey. sec
ratarv OF the student missionary board
of the EpwOrth league at Chicago. Both
OF these young men have just returned
from the EpWorth league convention at
san Francisco. Interesting addresses are
assured. Good music. All men invited.
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Christian Science.

Church of Christ. Scientist.-Holds ser
vices in its church edifice at 335 East
Third South street. as follows: Sunday
school at 10 a. m; church services at II
a. m subject. Love" Each Wednesday
evening at $50 meeting is held TO listen
to the testimonials of healing of both sin
and sickness. Free reading room open
daily from 10 a. m. to 5 D. m; also in the
evening. Kindly welcome 10 al.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following permits to wed We're
issued last week by the county clerk or
Salt Lake county
Eugene Durand. POcatellO, Ida 35
Elizabeth Ward, Pocatello, Ida--.- 20
William IT. DLretC. Denver, Colo. So
Julia J. 2Borgeson, Santaquln --.. -
Henry A Muller, Park City .......- 81
Mary A. Price, Park city -------- 81
Chris =. Christensen. Holiday --.- -
Lulu North. MIL Creek ------..-- %
Wallace II. Medium. Winnipeg,
Canada 5000 .--.-- -------- 20
Cora r. Kempt0n. Salt Lake city ~
Jacob Nuntz. Eureka --.. -------- 81
Ada Dixon. Eureka 5000 ......-. 81
Guy G.. GILBERT, Spokane, wash =
Gertie Johnson, Logan $500 70
Paul c. Richards. Rock Springs,
WTO 5000 .--- -...- ...-.s...- ov
Mary Gridley, salt Lake City 800 20
Frank HUMPHREYS Butlerville.--- II
Olive Terry. Union 1890 .--..---.-- ~
John p. Feloer. salt Lake CITY, 50
Belle G. MacLaren, Providence,
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Corner Third East and Fourth South
streets.-Rev. w. II. Bagby, pastor. After
having been newly carpeted and Te-dec-
grated, the auditorium is one of the most
attractive in the city. II viii be occupied
for the first time since its renovation this
morning. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Sermon at IL a. m Subject, The Holy
CITY" y P 5. G. T.. at Z .. m. No
night services. The public Is cordially
invited. Mr.. w R Sibley viii sing at the
morning service.
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First Baptist ChurCh.-COrner Second
South and Second West streets, D. y.
Brown pastor. Preaching at II d. m. and
D. m. Mr.. Brown will continue his sun
day evening short sermons on serious
subjects that have become so popular.
He viii preach this evening on The Dan
ger OF Delay" Sunday school at 12:15.
3. Y. p. L. at p. m. Wednesday even
ing services at s. A cordial invitation is
extended to all our services.
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HERBINE clears the complexion,
gives buoyancy to the mind. cures
headache, regulates the stomach and
bowels stimulates the liver, and is, in
fact, a perfect guardian of the health.
Price so cents Van Dykes drug store,
corner Main and Third South.
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st. Marks Cathedral-Rt. Rev. Abel
Leonard, S. T. D., bishop; Very Rev.
Sunday after Trinity. July .: 7:3O a. m,
holy communion 9s45, Sunday school: II,
morning prayer and sermon, Mistaken
Values and Bad Bargains p m, even
ing prayer. The last of d series OF ad-
dresses on Exploded Religious Fads and
FanCieG" Will be delivered. the subject
The public is cordially invited to attend
the services. Seats free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-28

South Fork Resort, Provo Canyon,
July 27.-Mrs. r. D Cannon, wife OF
r. D. Cannon, is here.
Mrs. Clarke, wife of Ed Clarke, is at
Upper Falls.
A. c. Sorenson, principal of the Tim
panoag school, Provo, visited the camp
on Friday.
MI and Mrs. Webster of Salt Lake
arrived Friday morning
Mrs. *. a. Hines and children from
Provo are spending a few weeks at
South Fork.
Provo is well represented in the
persons of Mrs. Stubbs and family,
and family and MIR. and Mrs. Spaf-
ford.
Dr. Allen and family from Provo
were in camp on Thursday
Mr.. Hickox and wife Of Salt Lake
and Dr. Lowell Clark are expected
here next week.
w. B. McGerry of salt Lake viii be
an arrival next week.
g q q
James Crooks and family of Eureka
viii be here on Monday.
- = e
p. 2. Christensen, county attorney
of Salt Lake county, has spent week
here expatiating on the charms that
the resort affords.
At Wasatch.
Wasatch. July Z7-AIr. Charles s
Champion of New York is at the hotel
as The guest OF 8Ir. ana Mrs. Russell
/ /. Tracy.
/ Mr.. Don Carlos Roberts and wife OF
{ salt Lake are guests at the hotel. hay
/ ing arrived Monday evening.
/ Masters Ben and VIII Harris are
/ stopping at the Hotel Wasateh
some very pretty strings Of trout
were brought in today. Fishing is
very good this year.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. futile and son OF
/ Salt Lake are spending a few days iT
/ ELasatcb and are registered at tbs
hotel.
Miss Anna Liggan came up on Tues
day to speno Pioneer day. She is stop.
ping at the hotel.
The Misses Emma and Esther Nelson
spent the oath at Wasatch.
Joseph chic Farlane of Ogden /.
spending a couple of days at Wasatch
/ he is quartered at the hotel.
q g q
Among the arrivals on Wednesday
/ We're the Messrs. G. j. Johnson. q
Chamber Cain. J. II. Carrit and +. r
/ Swartout of Salt Lake.
g 9 e
The hop given Wednesday evening il
honor of hotel guests was a most de
lightfully informal affair.
g g q
Mrs Holman and the Misses Holman
entertained most charmingly the even
ing Of the 24th.
. . .
Mr.. T. L. Williams and family ar
occupying their cottage this season.
9 8 8
Mr.. and Mrs Chase were among tn
/ arrivals on Thursday.
g = .
Bishop and Mrs. r. r. Burton cam
up To their cottage on Friday.
The Misses Emma Groesbeck. Emil
Whitney and Dorothy Dunyon wer
among the arrivals on Tuesday
e = ,
! Mr. and Mrs. A H. Ensign are &C
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MPthndist-

Scandinavian NJ E. ChUrch.-15S South
Second East street, Emil L. MOTk, pastor
Services as usual at II a. N. Preaching
in the scandinavian language at p m
Gospel services in the English language
All are cordially invited. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at S o clock.
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Phillips Congregational Church.-Fifth
South and Seventh East, Rev 2. A.
Simpkin. pastor Services this day at IL
a. m. and p. m. Morning sermon, sub
ject, Hearing and Doing evening, a
Thought of God" At the evening service
Miss Winifred Bragg will render, 'Heav-
emily Father. Guide His Footsteps, with
violin Obligato by Mr.. Deutsch. Sunday
school at 12:15. c. E at 6:45. Cordial well
come is given at these services TO all Wis
itOrS.
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Baptist.

Third South and Seventh East T. Bar
nett, pastor. Morning service at IL
a m. Sunday school at 12:15 p. m.
Christian EndeavOr at I 2. m. Special
missionary programme under auspices Of
Christian kndeavor society at S D. m
You will be welcomed at all these ser
vices.
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SDiritTIaliSt.

The First Spirftualist Church of the In
dependent Free Thought Bible Spiritual
lists will hold service in the l. o. o f.
hall at p. III. Lecture by Madame Fhies-
sen. Subject God OmnipOtent Cannot
Be Unjust" Seats free
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LIQUID Electricity.

For RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA
is the best Family Medicine and the best
LiEiment in America. Also CaJarrh cure.
Reference. Richard Smyth. 3l6 Q street,
Will furnish testimonial of what it has
done for him.
For sale at 235 West Second South.
ClaTks Grocery. and Mrs George Irvine,
$40 South Fourth West.
z. c. NJ. I. drug store,
Mrs. COllinsOn, 1905 West Third South.
II. T. Evans. III South Fifth West.
Mrs. Gums Grocery. 231 J street.
J. \. Paplnsau, general agent, 716 West
First South.
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Conversational.

First regatiOnaL-Corner Fourth
East and First South. DR.. G.. T. Brown,
pastor. Sermon this morning at IL by Dr.
Kingsbury OF Boston. Sunday school fol-
LOWING. Y. P. 5. &, T., $50; no other
evening service.
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cupying the Terhune cottage for the
months OF July andr August
q = =
Many parties drove up to Wasatch
to spend the oath and reluctantly re-
turned to the city in the evening.
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in the musical as well as the social
circles of Salt Lake City. Mr.. IVES
tervelt is a well known young attorney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westervelt will return
to Salt Lake about Aug. 20. They ill
be at home to their friends after Sept
1, at 35S East First SOuth street.
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our Savfor-s Lutheran ChUrch-FoUrth
East, between Fourth and Fifth south;
A q. n. Overn, pastor. sunday schooI
begins al g-45 a m (English.) Morning
service begins at II a m. CNOrWeElan.i
Evening service begins at p. m. eng
Ish) You are invited to attend.
PeOrCanized Church
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Reorganized Church of Jesus CHRIST OF
Iatter-day Saints-Services in MISSION
chapel. 22S East Second South street, as
follows: Sabbath school at TO a. m;
preaching at II q. m. and I:5O D. m. All
n inN.tad.
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East Sunday school at p. m. Service
Al 3 n m Please come and attend. feV.
]. Graebner, pastor; residence, SD East
Third South.
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terveIt The wedding was a very quiet
home affair, only the Immediate rela-
tives being present.
Mrs. HanfOrd was numbered among
the corps of teachers rat Rowland hall
during the past year and is prominent
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renee eAIrringer came Thursday and
viii remain until Saturday.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Episcopal.

(Au notices for this column must be
handed in before s p. m. Saturday.
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Holy Trinity English Evangelical Luth-
eran Church-336 South Fourth East
street Rev. Herbert Martens, pastor.
Eighth Sunday after Trinity: Sunday
school at 10 a. m; divine services at Il
a. m The pastor viii preach in Ogden at
.. m.
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Burlington Chapel--Corner Indiana ave
nue. and Navajo street. Preaching at II
a. m. and 5 D. m. Sunday school at 3:l5
.. m: Friday evening service at s o clock
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Lutheran.

Swedish Lutheran Church.-Corner of
Second South and Fourth East streets.
Services today at 1890 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
P. Z. AsleV, pastor.
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A T noon yesterday, at the home Of
4 the brides mother, Mrs. Sophia
A Eddy in Minneapolis, Mimi,
was soIemnized the marriage of Mrs.
Alice E. Hanford and Mr.. George Wes-
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ChTistian.

Rio Grande ChaDel.-Second South be.
tween Ninth and Tenth West Sunday
school at $50 D. m.
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German Lutheran--swe dish Lutheran
church. corner Second South and Fourth
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Bug Poison.

Put some of the poison in all cracks ar
places where bugs are, with small brus
I or feather
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Mrs. C.. I. Brink entertained twenty
f0u little guests on Thursday after
noon in honor of the birthday of her
little son.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-28

Mrs l. n Earl is visiting friends in
Park City and VIII spend several
weeks in Summit county before re-
turning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. Learn spent seVera
days in Zion this week. returning q
the Park Friday morning
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-07-28

George a. Huscher and DIT. Broad
bent. with their families, have returned
FROM a weeks pleasant outing on tn
Weber river.
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Mrs. Lyra Berrins. who has been the
guest of 5. II. Lewis and family, left
Wednesday for her home in New Dr.
leans.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Mcintosh Of Seat
tie spent Two days in the park I'M.
week enjoying the sights Of the camp
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salt Lake yesterday on q visit Of fe
days.
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DR.. +. d. Woodruff and family q
at Rufwood cottage, Silver Lake. Nj
Hyde Dale and Miss Margaret Harr
are their guests
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Miss Cora sutton after "a severn
months visit in the Park, left Nednes-
day for her home in Provo. She WAS
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Mr. and Mrs. William Westheld re-
turned from Salt Lake Thursday after
a weeks visit.
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Mrs. j. -. Spencer and Ms. VIII
Clawson spent the oath in Silver
Lake as tue guests of Mrs. H. q. Whit
ney.
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Mrs. Pruitt and daughter. Elsie. who
have lbeen visiting q. =. Pruitt of this
city, left Monday for their home in Ne
braska-
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This morning A parry composed o
Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Lamn, Mr. an6
Mrs. W. W. Armstrong, Mrs Morrison
Miss Westcott and F. J. WestcOtt LEI
for the Hot Pots and viii remain Owe
Sunday at that resort AMI vicinity
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Mrs. James Muir and son, James, lie
for Ogden Thursday morning, whel
they viii stay at the Hermitage hot
for an indefinite period.
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Mrs. sam Levy and daughter, Dollie
returned on Friday morning from Ney
Orleans ear a three months Vlsi
with fTit md relatives.
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Wednesday afternoon Mrs. c. =. Bar
ker left the Park on a six weeks visit
with her mother. who resides at Boze-
man, Mont.
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luncheon on THURSDAY. Aug. 1. in hon
or Of Mrs. George futile of St. Louis.
q -
Mrs. II. r. Duke and her mother.
Mrs. Daft, are spending d few days at
the Upper Fails resort in Provo can
yOn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Joseph Of Butte
who have been the guests of thei
brother. Harry Joseph. left for theil
home Wednesday evening
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. z. Williams "
among the carnival visitors 10
Lake this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ". A Radon We
visitors IN Salt Lake This week, return
Ing home Friday morning.
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Mrs. NJ. Sherman and laughter, Miss
Amy, of Reno. New, mother and sister
of Mrs W. L. Middour, arrived yes
terday for a visit Of a month with the
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South Fork Resort, Provo Canyon,
July 27.-Mrs. r. d. Cannon, wife OF
r. D. Cannon, is here.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1901-09-13
PERSONAL MENTION.
In The Social Whirl-Those Who Go Ant
Those Who Come.

In The Social Whirl-ThOse Who Go And
Those Who Come
Mrs. Joseph Duvall, OF Murray Hill, is
visiting her father. Major w. o. Biglow.
Baltimore.
Miss Annie Duy4il. is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
Miss Edna Bell. Of Washington. is
visiting Miss Edith Gardiner. Conduil
street.
MIR. Harry Wesibrook has returned
from a trip TO Albany, n. Y. and Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Mrs. Marion H. Taylor and son, OF
Baltimore. who have been visiting Mrs.
Edward Taylor, Conduit street. have re-
turned home.
MIR. Watson, pharmacist at the Naval
Academy, has returned from New York
where he spent his vacation.
Mrs. Harry Mccoy, and Mrs. Lewis
Benson Jones and children. have return
ed from New York and Canada, where
they spent the summer.
DR. and Mrs. w. Hersey Hopkins Of
the Woman's College. Baltimore. who
have been visiting Judge Revell's family
have returned.
Miss Kate CAN'T. of Baltimore, is the
guest OF Mrs. Judge Revell, West street.
Mrs. Emma Abbott Gage left here
yesterday for Buffalo and the Pan-Ameri'
can Exposition. She is one OF the three
women commissioned from Maryland by
the Governor TO represent the State al
the Exposition. Mrs. Gage will visit
Niagara Falls. and Canada.
Misses Lillian and Mabel Linthicum
have returned home. after a visit oil
several weeks to relatives 10 Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Schaum. of BalIi'
more, and Mrs. Frederick q. Gethard ,oi
Arnold, Pa. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes r. Small.