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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-07-19

soc. goods, now 35e.; s5c COWS. , Ig'
Cream ground all-wool, soc. Va''''
2Jc.
SIXTH LOT-Linen Skirts lah At = d
BILE: 50. 90 Skirts. now 81 .4Sc.; 9''OV.So'I
now $2.3Sc.; $500 Skirts now now. al III
S4.0O- Skirts, now $3.5Oc. L'ei'a nd
these goods are shaped in la'es s,, ~
full width and made by fine WoiND /
SEVENTH LOT--Box Fancy al Io,a
Ribbons, No. 40 to 60, now ie"'
1215c., worth double and more ~,
Ask to see our new Isle Lace tnrt
25c. 1t combines quality and cou'''
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1901-07-19

NEWEST SHAPES AND KINDS
OF CORSETS.
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PROVO.
lspecial Correspondsnce-1

-
Provo April 27.-AIr. and Mrs. ]. A.
Van Nersdau Thursday evening en-
tertained several friends at their home.
Those present were Messrs. and Mes
danes 1NilkS, Goodwin Noon West.
BUckler, Mrs. WslIman, Miss Rose
Noon and Dr.. Bottomley.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph WiIxs Of Cor
lnne have been visiting a number or
days With their daughter Mrs. Van
Mrs. Claude Hathenbruck is over
from scofieid visiting her friends and
o o o
Miss Dittmars and BIr. Howard Iced
am were SpringviIle visitors Thursday
evening They attended the Demsrest
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank West of Spring
vile have been visiting in Provo a few
q o q
The Lawn Tennis club now has its
courts, 5Ust across the street from the
Hotel Roberts, in fine condition.
The Utah County Medical society
met Thursday afternoon at the office
OF DR.. Robson DR.. Taylor presented
an able paper on the question of tuber-
cular diseases of the joints. Commit
tees were appointed to arrange a pro-
gramme and attend to other details
for the rledicos annual banquet to be
given the first Wednesday in June.
Mrs. T. G. CaIIister of Fillmore
stopped Oft IN Provo Friday on her way
home from salt Lake. where she has
been for a number Of days visiting
friends. Mrs. Callisters son, Clark.
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Miss virginia. and Mrs Julian g
Houtz. are Frustrating atPacffic Grove.
Mrs. Hansen and 1aaghte Ollie have
returned from NyashinsyeR,
Miss Alice Hanson 81 Brigham was
an Ogden visitor lsst Nssk
MI, Mr.; and Mrs z sgeslsy Of w y, 65
worth Nev-, are yisitiug friends N Os-
Miss Myrtle Banks of Salt Lake is
the guest OF Miss VIDA tccTes.
Roscoe Breeder and Miss Nirgie
Breeder OF salt Lake spent a couple
Of days in Ogden last week.
Lee Gibson returned Friday from an
Mr.. Vernon Hobson was the recipient
or a very enjoyable surprise Friday
evening Games and music were IN
duigeo IN and deheious refreshments
Belle Kerr. Tillie Osborn. Edith cul-
ley. Maggie Wade, Maud Carver, Lizzie
Thomas; Messrs. Dell Stranger, Richie.
jess Hobson, Bert FouIger Farley
wade ed Andersen and Ben Wilson
Mrs. William Calkins was given
surprise party Tuesday evening at
which sixty-three was the principal
amusement.
Mr. and Mrs. John Scrowcroft and
daughter Florence left Thursday for
Europe to make visit OF. about six
months.
2 o .
Mrs William MeGaw returned last
week from Salt Lake.
4
MI Mr. and eE Mrs. Joseph Barton returned
i''- - ls . . .
Miss Maggie Montgomery and
Charles w. Faggert were married Wed
nesday In the SaIt. Lake temple
Miss Wadswortn entertained Thurs
DAY evening at her home on Twenty
fifth street
Friday OF next week the Glenwood
Park band gives a concert and dance
at Huntsville.
Wednesday evening Of this week will
occur the final Wednesday night
party OF the season at Ch..stensenss
SpeetaI fn1Isicsalld refreshments VIII be
furnished IN honor of the closing of the
season and Of the date-RIay
% . g
The Second ward association gives a
dance in the amusement hall on the
night Of May
Tuesday evening. of the coming week,
Emmett Ford & Thatcher gives the
seventh animal closing ball at the
Union opera house.
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lnefhaps, Lou Mcclellan. Vivian Drew.
Myrtle Young, Mildred Hanson, Edith
May. Hannah Davidson, Verena Hyde.
Ethel stuart Nellie Nicholson. Jessie
Shristophers0n and Jay johnson. Sam
Taylor. Albert Brain, Thomas jackson,
Charles 4Iuuett, TxFtt Smith VIII Sell
lars. Percy Patterson, Jack Horne,
Clyde Simmons and James Taylor.
q =
Thursday evening a party was given
by Airs. Bonnemort and Miss Ferguson
at the home of the former. The house
was beautifully decorated with palms.
ferns and cut flowers. The dining room
in which dainty refreshments were
white and greer. Music. and games con
Stituted the az 6Sement. The guessing
prize was woE az Miss Lambourne- The
invited guests we're: MeSsrs- and Mes
danes Charles Crane. Q. c. Brown. c..
w Morse. H C. Hoffman, T. F. Straw
bridge, j. Dunn. J. Bonnemort. +. T.
HARDWOOD, c. NJ. Woods, \. A Dunyon,
r. Y. ChamberHn, O. Swan, w White,
c. NJ. Horne; Mesdames X c. Belcher,
O'Gonnor. L. D. PeaSlee, BurmiSter,
Ewing the Misses Christensen, Dove,
Goddard. Peart. sawyer. Lambourne, ).
Clark. Stella Clark, NJ Crane. E Crane,
Hopkins, F. Boyed. z. Boyd, NJ. Mac
leod, X. Bonnemort NJ Mct,adoen, =.
Sager. Brown, Dunn, Everett Squires,
Yomsen- Gilbert. Trapp, EbeThardt-
Crone, Taggart, B. II. Cannon, Silver
wood, Mcmillan, Pete Hughes, W. r.
Oliver, f. Z. Oliver. Professor J. A. An
derson.
One of the pleasant events OF the
week was the farewell party given
Monday evening in honor Of Hyrum A.
Barton, who leaves shortly for Mexico,
at his home ait the corner OF
Third North and Main streets. The
time was pleasantly passed with music,
rotations and games At a late hour
delicious refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hy-
rum B. Barton, the Misses Dorothy Nc
kean, Vida Mexican, Lilly Barton,
Elsie Clayton, Lizzie Barton, Linda
Robinson. Sadie Hanback,, Alberta
Barton. Ellie Naylor. Blanche Newman,
Alberta Redwood, Lilly Brooks, Lee
nora Brown, Lydia Willis. Edith
DrakemOre,s Maible ETeebarTen, Lillian
Riddle, Babra Brown, Aable Wright,
Clara Covington. Lillian Harrington.
Messrs. Hyrun A. Barton, VIII Grant,
Steve Moss Theodore Hanback,.
Jeddie Stokes, William Brewer,
Thomas, *. Giles, J. Everett, Harold
Reynolds. Lawrence Barton, Lewis
Watson, d. Mo0rse, A. Wallace, s.
Young, Joseph FihlingsOn, Perry Rock
wood. sam Mexican. Charles Manning,
Ralf Harmon and Horice Foster.
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OGDEN.

Ogden. April 27.--A most delightful
event in a social way was the bail Fri
day evening, given by the high school.
About 400 couples thronged Christen-
sens hall which was fairly aglOw with
brig ht toilettes. The event was one of
the most successful of many such Civ
en- by the high school during the past
season.
VIII o. Kay and Gdss Wright left
last week for San Francisco on a bust
ness trip.
Mrs W. A. Middleton and daughter
Edna have returned from Salt Lake.
g . g
/. A. Herrick and family left last
week for Logan. where they expect TO
reside
Mrs. John S. Houtz and daughter.
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siscieesi is on the gut viye ever the
rlino,s and annoaneernents Of 'engage7
rneRts and approaa al g mar ia, ,sz' The
Spring YeddinEs. together with the at
faifk siyefi IN honor of the brides will
start the social wheel revolving on a
FOUND of pleasures that viii ceasesoniy
with me hes is3nipg Of the heatsG feEpi-
The latest iutefesting annouHgen1ent
Is tha u Ire eniga cement ST Miss Alice
r. Hanfcrd or Rowland Hall and
: tSe9rve Westerveit. a prominent youE93g
3 lawyer The date for-the -sscddfng ms 5
tnot been sell 80 sz q
The a1.nt uncement OF the eREas cement
OF Miss WinQred Sprague and albert
Edmund WaD<er was made during the
week ana MAS read witE pleasure s.
their many friengfsi
Still another engagement is that 81
Miss genuetta Richards, daughter OF
sDr. and Mrs - - 3, siellards, and a. O.;
Whittnorel u G elvralio. The. srarriage
will take place May S.
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( Miss Mcmillan. Mrs, Frank. WEBSTER
smith sersed punch. >
assisting the hostess in receiyi1g
were Mrs. Il. .IzDin8nHy, Nrs, J. Beatie.
AIRS. y q. White -. 800 sfastfA
Coiemans Orchestra furnished the
49, es4c slid attlks Margaret Andrews re-
celfed at the -2ntrapce. Il
\ Igongs these whe called were
4 q tSiesdaEllss SIc N Han, &C. .. Moore T,
- diHes, NeidEn, Clsrnond Oswald
Parser, Porter John Reed. 4Eoss. ROWE.
ltansphon. Charles Read. Rftchss.
ttasehe, 9. =. IsichSrds. D. c. Roberts.
Aseses Sutherland, Stephens. Shelp,
ssehfarr'Ia F. W. Smith. Herman: Ter
~, VINCENT. EYfgrtman. II a. Whit
ueysr l. White White =.
w Whitney, r., O. Wool
ruH, ID G. WeSser.8 Sands. ) Mar
Snan, Brattain, Blackburn Bennett,
stskey, Gtefpenfefs Cross, H. l.. Carey.
Or q Carey. Clay Cain, Dinifiny.
Dart, Drnehl.s Dislssst, w. +. DruebI'
41uneap. y y. Evans. David Evans, r.
X Elliott FORESTER Frankens Ercs
teefrys7 >. r. Fe1tolf. W. NJ F6Tr1
CAM, esatlord. Grant Hosrier.y TIoae
~ II Homes. Hunt T.. J. Jelly J. IT.
l'sen, tucson, k,lmeT Jones ]. s.
-. =. King. Allen Lyons, Mcclure Me-
"a istz1,s Miner. Andrews. Adams. Fred
Adsns, y. Beatie, II. w. Brown a
DfoWnt Bancroft.. Bowman. Brink 8
r rams ferd- Baum Z asrteIi z Bagi1e
l5funtoIls Bower Misses Miller NJ
t1iher.. lNascDs "A dciaiEle Mason, s-FSass.
4 tke O3oer-ca7 lts7ffftfy 81 4-teo ~
From Ogden theseswere present. Mes
DANES Refubaif. Berry, Weiner. War
ner, Bige4eyN.f Perkfnsy Misses Schan-
Senbach, Kuhn, Green. <fSfesel Walker
if-doty = Berry kimball. Louise Kintall.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following permits to wed were
issued last week by the county clerk
of Salt Lake county:
Samuel S. Mills. Salt Lake City -. "a
Annie Walk, Salt Lake City ..--.-. y
Edward r. Beverley, Salt Lake City-.23
Eliza Robinson. Salt Lake City -. II
Nicola Peilicciotti, Salt Lake City - 29
NuDziata Piacenti, Salt Lake City. 50
Alfred Kurt, Salt Lake City .- =
Annice f. Booth, st. George -. 10
Robert r. Conover. Salt Jake City. 26
Blanch 81. NcCoseroYe, Salt Lake. 10
John T. Reid, Sugar Ward --..... 81
Emma NJ. Langston, Salt Lake -. 5S
John W. Clovis, Salt Lake City -. 26
Flora Bates, salt Lake City .. q
Elias j. Wenger. Ogden ...s....s... Il
Helen Harthron. Los Angeles Cal. 20
Moroni p. Hill, Mill Creek. .....s.. 80
Rachel MauchIe, TayIersviIle =. =. 70
Thomas z. Green, Milford .. 81
Lucy NJ, Hilton. Union 1890 "A
Emil J. Greiner, Salt Lake City -. 81
Hiida Hudson, Salt Lake City -. Il
Gust "A. larsen, Murray -.-.... 80
Selma c. Johnson, Murray 1890. %
Severn Rasmussen, Oakley .-.. 81
Mary Rasmussen, Oakley $500. 81
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at Cards.

r On Friday evening Miss Elnira Muir
dock Of Beaver was the guest of honor
at q. card party given by Mrs. W1ifred
Gunner. The score cards, taiiies and
prizes were Indian souvenirs, and the
house was artistically decorated with
flowers and IndiaH9 relics Prizes were
won by Miss Murdoek, Miss TeasdeI.
Mr. John Grover and DIR. PsJ. Nc
KenEs- Dainty REFRESHMENTS were
served. The Following were the in
svfted guests il9r! and Mrs. r. Fisher.
DR. and Mrs. p. J. NcKenna, Mr.. and
Mrs. H l.. AZ Gunner. Mr.. and Mrs. A
ID. Lynn, Mr. and Mrs Wilfreds Gull
mer, Mrs. w. II. Culmer. Miss Elmira
Murdock. Miss Mary Clintons Miss
Mary. TeasdeI. Miss Catherine ,Culmer.
Miss Hazel CuirneF, Mr.. John Grover.
DR. W. d. D0noher of Park City and
Mr.. Bert Teasdei. x s.rias,4y
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Evening Card Party.

Miss Bonneme.t and Miss Ferguson
E4te fJarse card party Thursdsv
evening at the home or the former on
Brigham street Palms. ferns and car
nations rlade <aR attractive decoration
in the parlors. where the card tables
were arranged.
Present Were MeS7aIneS Charles
Crane, Horne, @ G. Brown, Morse. II
e. Hoffman, Stra wbridge.S Dunn. J.
tfmnenert. J. T. Har1vood, {. NJ
Woods. n. a. Dunyon, r. v. Chamber
lin, K G. BeieReF.e CiGonaer, swan, L.
-. Peasfee, Ewing Burniister. w
~ hite. the Afisses Christensen. Dove.
Goddard. PeaFt, Sawyer Lafnbourne.
$. Clark. SteiIa Clark. NJ Crane. Z.
Crane. Hopkins. ], Boyd, e. Boyd. NJ
Mae Ee9S. McFadden. +. Dunyon Bon
aefnofts AtessrS., Charles Crane Rich
ards Young. Sager. Brown. Dunn.
kverestts, Sayirss. Yorpsen. gilbert.
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Birthdav Party.

a merry party, of little tots assem-
-bled on Monday April %. to celebrate
the eighth birthday of yiYian Doan.
They engaged in interesting games,
rompinEs and making merry to their
hearts content In ftile course. of the
afternoon dainty refreshments We're
served. 4 Those present were. Claire
Wilcox, Elsie Falmage, Cora Bassett.
EraEia Whi1e. Geneva F'uIlmer, Mary
Jack. Ida Robinson. Hazel Bullmer,
tie F'ullmer,f Grace Smith. Evan Ash
worth, Merton Camomiie, Anthony
White. ramon Wilcox and Frank
-IYerSon. ssc5 = rr r astr gr
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chiidren,s Pa1tr.

Mrs E. ]. Jolly YESTERDAY entsr-
tanned number Of children
IN honor Of the fifth birthday
Other son Edwin Games were PLAYED
and the afternoon proved most enioy-
abiefto the Httle. guests, who were
sSatpeTine t'asket-s &C atherineze FIoas
Dorothy Kings ~ afeyssl;tt AfeAIiEIa1
Irene. Freeze. Rtzssil Tracy, Russell
Iuttle, Harolda AfENEfssan IFfIItana
Ofern. Charles BaEnlan.
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In Honor Of Miss odeII

8 Miss Louise OdeIi4 was the guest Of
honor AZ a delightfully."- fnToF1rfaIl card
party given BY Miss Claudia Morris on
Nedneseiay evening Prizes were won
oy MISS iOden and AIR, Fred OceII. The
Allie AifheT, Mr. dos Richarcs Mr..
lSait Scheid, Mr. Stanley Price and Mr..
Fred Odell u ; r. - 3 p -
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Kensington Tea

Mrs. II. S. Carey gave. an informal
Hensington Tuesday, afternoon Her
guests We're Mrs. Ses u Moore. AIRS.
Van Arman, Mrs. Dart. Mrs. Witcher
Mrs RusseH Tracy, Mrs. Eberiey. Mrs.
Tuttles Mrs Gallagher Mrs II. e.
e'areyS NFsasso. II. Carey sssSxs
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SQueIeS. AD- f1dlCfl, AuClsln Ray, w. NT-
Hemphill. H.eO. Jensen, Art Kelley.
Harry Kimban. NJ. McAllister. Will
Silverweod. Chris Diehl jr Will Ray,
Walter Walker. Or-rlp W. Grow, Mad
olson. Professor Byron Cummings
Peterson. Hatfield. -Greesbeek, Jensen,
Groosss 1rismon. Anderson, Reiser,
Snow. Hill, Dunn
Social Chat.
,5d D; FL =. Peery' jr-, left yesterday for
Lear Ritter left Wednesday for a
g g o.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Clement leave
shortly for Paris.
Mrs. z. X. La Barthe is in the CRY
visiting old. friends.
Miss Edna shearman will shortly
return from Helena
. D. e. Burnley and S. H. Fields have
returned from California.
Miss Gertie Butler of Bingham has
been visiting friends in the city.
Miss Fannie Bird entertained the
Sewing club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. T. L. Terry leaves for California
early in the week for an extended Wis
Miss Sara Hutchins and willis
Knapp were quietly married during the
week -. = lsa - sze. q
Mrs. Thomas Weir and Mrs. H. C.
MeMillan have gone to Denver for 9
f-i.s4,-t.s.,fl - g q q
DIR. and Mrs. Utter spent the early
days OF the past week visiting friends
~ O @ o
/ Mrs. Rose stahI and daughter of At
lantas Ga. are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Jacob Meritz: ~
~ ri-s-r g .. q ,i7 -. 80,
Miss w. M Longford has gone to
Los Angeleslte spend the summer with
her sister. Mrs. Guthrie.
Mrs. Julia H Allen left Saturday
morning for Denver, to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs Henry :. A. u Moss
water. Mich. are the guests of their
cousin, John H. Bailey.
Mrs ward B. Clark entertafned the
members OF the Afternoon Sewing club
Thursday at the Kenyon.
~
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Darrell have in
Vftatfons out FOR the dedication OF their
new home Tuesday evening.
. 8 %
The marriage of Miss Lsaeila Hyde
and~ David Hess Of sF'aruaingtcn took
place. Thursday IA the LOGAN temple.
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. Kennedy arrived
from California Friday TO spend a few
weeks with their mother, Mrs. A. NJ.
Olsen.
Bishop and Mrs o. F. Whitney en-
tertained most delightfully."- Thursday
evenilig IN honor of apostle Heber J.
Grant.
Mrs, z. T. FaEnsworth and Mrs.
AFTERNOON IN Honor OF Mrs. Bathshena
Smith. 49,
> The Rho Beta Pi OF the Il. d. S.
/ college will give the last dance Of the
season next Friday evening at Christ
ensens'
brated their golden wedding Tuesday
sEening- One. hundred guests were
present.
Mrs. Charles G.. Plummer has re.
turned from New York. where she
spent the past six months most de
Or. ana Mrs. F. S. Baseom Win be
at dinner, given by Mr., and Mrs
Fred W. Scarf; o
Mrs. f. j. Wilkinson. and son, Ar
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utopia club.

Last Wednesday the ladies OF the
Utopia club speat a very pleasant at
ternoon with Mrs. r.. Sheets at her
residence, T3a East First South street.
The parlors We're beautifully decorated
With spTing flowers and music vas
rendered, by Mrs. Sheets and Miss
Shoebridge. Prizes at sixty-three We're
won by Mrs May Shell. Miss Clara
Shoe bird ge and Mrs, Slade. The, next
Tsesting viii be with Mrs. William Mo
Dermott.. 654 East. First South street,
Wednesday, May g. f,-..-.s
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Ptoeressive 80

Mr.. af,il Mrs. Z ASA T1iswerth gave
.sn elaborte progressive dinner Wednes&
day evening The fileExti was served at
The invited guests were. Mr.. and, Mrs
frank. Knoy. Ir. and Mrs. Russeu
rracys Nv and Mrs. &, l.. Rood. DE-
and MIS- Hecter 5trisEolds lsIT y a al
Mrs. J.. j. Jaids5H. Mr. and A1rs.4Gs II
Brink. Mr.. aud Mrs. Pearson. Mr. and
Mrs. r. ". Stephens Mr. and AIRS. S.
". Shslp Mr. and Mrs Miller, bliss
-Allsa, Mg<aRds Mrs. ~. =. FalleF.-
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For ~ Westnn.

Miss Jane Howat gave a most de-
lightful KeEsingtoa Tuesday ia honor
of her guest. Miss Weston. Of Cifnt0n,
Ia The paF1ors-gvere efsectfve iY decer-
ated vim speinS blossoms aada :. gusss-
jTB contest ahelpei make the h,5ilrs de-
lightfuk Prizes were wo1.cby Mss
Critchlow and Miss Lowe.
Those invited 10 meet Miss Weston
were: Miss kanters. Miss Hattie Jen-
nings, Mrs. Vivian AIcCune. Miss Leo
nard. Miss Hampton, Miss Pauline
Groo. Mis- Meg,hrystal. Miss Lena
Preston Mrs. Clark IF Omaha Miss
Terhune. Miss Odell. MSS Lucille Jen-
iings, Miss Bird Miss Dickert. Miss
Richards, Miss sSibyl Anderson, Mrs
Don Csfics B9bsrts, Mrs " slIIs Dom
nell. Miss Sprague. Miss Lunt. Miss G.
e Mccullough, Mrs Albert Allen. Miss
Keith. Mrs. Waiter Druehi. Miss sGuI-
uleg, Miss Sadie Miss Nye. Miss owe,
1iiSs Gle, Miss Critchlow. Miss Co3in.
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Afternoon Tea

Mrs 4, ID. Bedford and Mrs. Elliott
gave a tea at the Kenyon Wednesday
afternOcn from Until A. The
guests we're received in the large parlor
on The second fioor. The roouae va :
beaufified with tall palms graceful
ferns and a profusion sOf La France
r0ses and carnatibrrs Tea was served
IN the small reception room. Five small
tabIes were used. each one being
decorated IN colors OF pink and greet
Daylight WIS excluded, and the st,ft
sloK OF candles, Ia sSv a rosy, tx, al ev sl-
afl-s he roons sssIs 'presfdSa ever by
Mrs. jay TaI-vin Harris. Mrs J. II.
johnson, Miss Weber. Miss IveTs and
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Dance at Christensens

The athletic association of the Uni
versity of Utah gave a most stiecess-
fui dance Friday evening at Christen-
sens
Among those present were: Misses
Min1ie James, 11ottie Narcroff,. car
issaz Thate cher, sSeetie F;elts Ella. Jack
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Rumrnage Sale.

The ladies Of the p. Z. o. society viii
hold one of the famous rurnsn3ge sales
which. have -besRs so, popular IN the
east during the past year, in St. Mark
school house en- Saturday May II.
There viii be or sale mems clothing,
ladies' suits. chiIdrenss clothing, shirt
* aists,s hats. shoes furniture. dishes,
books pictures, toys and many ether
iniscellaneous articles The merchants
have donat ed.generoLsly. There win
be booths Where candy and lemonade
twill be sold The object OF the sale is
to raise money with which TO endoW a
ehild's bed ia. a hospital
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Progressive society.

The reorganized Progressive society
met Wednesday evening at the home
OF Miss Young jim Forest Dale. An
Interesting progra nlneS was rendered.
CONSISTING of = sdiaIect- recit&tioTS by
Miss Annetta. Salmon. a. piano solo by
Miss Kate. Farrell and a piano solo
by julie McMurrin. s.,Fh ere was a de-
bate of the question, Resolved, That
Capital Punishment ShorIld be Abol-
ished" Mr. H. Kirkham defended the
affirmative side, While John NJ. Walden
and Rufus ID Johnson ably defended
the negative. AT the next meeting,
yghfeh will occur al the home of II.
on May. 10, viii be the first declama-
/ ton contest for the championship Of
the society.
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non. Horne. sherwood, II. r. McAIiI-
taE. Rite. Hoffman, Strawbridge, Saw
yer. BOnnemorts Hughes, HarWood, w
II. OliVer, .Chambeflin, Swan, Judge
Morse Professor- F. A. Anderson. -.
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son. Rowena Cttinger.s EfTie Rowe.
Maud Patrick. Angie Hoibrook Mar
gle Toungs Lu Rowe. Veda Thatcher.
Josie Morris, Franizie Sharp. Maud
ley, Kate Thomas, Annie Pike. Jeremy.
Beattie, Young. Vincent Crismon
Freeze. Groesbsck. Squires. Jeremy.
Jensen, silks: Messrs- j. H Merrill,
Harley. ] ennirgs- Thorwald Jensen, FL
lott KimbaH Fred May Spencer
Squsres. Alb. Hatch, Lucian Ray, w. G.
Henaphili, H.nO. Jensen, Art Kelley
Harry KimbaH. NJ McAllfster, Will
Silverweod. Chris Diehl jr Will Ray,
Walter Walker. Or'riD W. Grow, Mad
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Professor J. T Kingsbury 3reeden
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THE SUPPLY OF HOGS.
H Is somewhat Below Demand mt
Present and Prospects for the
Future Are Promising.

The man who raises plenty of corn
and then raises plenty of hogs to con-
sumo it, is putting his product where
1t VIII do the most good, says Drov-
ers' journal. Hogs are relatively
high now and according to the best
information obtainable the supply in
the country is somewhat below the
normal at the present time. How
ever, the best posted men on the hog
situation have been mistaken on fore
casts of this kind and one is bound
10 admit that the country is large and
that 1t is impossible to get accurate
statistics on the growing crop. There
are many who believe that the light
average weigh: is an indication that
the later supply will be short, basing
their judgment on the theory that no
heavy hogs c"c 2railable. reca"ce if
they we're me premium thai they aIe
ecmmanding would force them in.
Without question the marketing of so
many young hogs now means less to
come later on, whether the shortage
will be serious or not remains to be
seen. So far this winter the eastern
supply mas Deen quite large, at least
large enough to keep shipments down
to comparatively low figure. 1t is
generally believed that this supply has
been pretty well marketed and so the
coast is clearer for better demand
from this source later on. Perhaps
the high price of corn has discouraged
many farmers from feeding as many
hogs as usual, but even with corn at
present prices there could be no bet
ter investment than converting it into
pork.