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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-17

Opihiha'i, S. Kour; Area, 1890
Acree; Value, S1l5 90.
NJ. OF Lo', 8; No Of Map, 26; Lo
cati,n of Land, Olelomoaua and
Upihihaii, y Kons; Area, 5000
Vrlue, S. rs 90
No. of Lot, 8; No OF Map, &c; l. ',
canon Of L.nd, O elomoana and
Opihiha'i, s Kons; Area, 81 81
A re Value, Sl2S rs
Nc. nf Lot, 10; No. OF Map, 26:
location Of Land, Oielomo,ns aud
Opihihali, s. Ko a; Area, 43 SO
Acres; Value, $lOS rs.
No. If LIT. Ii; No. OF Map, 2G;
Location VI Land, OlelomNaua a"n
Opihihsli, S Ko's; Area, % 30
Acres; V ,lup, $bl 90
N'."t Lt, "; N. nf Nip, 26;
Location Of Liant, O,elomoana aet
Up hihsli, S Kona; Area, "a 30
Acres; Value, SAC 45
NJ. Of Lr. 3; NJ. Of Mar, 81;
Location of L,n1. Kukui pae, 5.
kona; A'ta, II Os Acr,s; Va'ne,
S35 40.
NJ. Of LIT, A; NJ. of Map. 27;
l. cation Of Land, Kukniupsa. S
kona; Area, 1903 Acre.; Value,
S5iO9
No of Lot, 6; N. Of Map, 27;
Location of Land, Kusuiopae, 5.
Konr; Area, l6 20 Acres; Value,
$lS 60
No. OF L,', :; N. OF Map, 81;
Location Of Lam, Kukuiopae, s.
hona; Area. 100 Acres; Value.
S42 $50
Each applicant may not acquire
more thau ons lot.
QUALlF.C tt n OF APPLICANTS
Mn.t b4 lS YEARS of age, cit;zen
of or h,ve takAn out certifi ate tf
de- .rat,Ou OF bacotu!ug a citiZsn OF
the u ilt,-j States of Am-rica.
CONDITIONS LF RIGHT ,r PURCHASE
Term: twenty. one years.
Rental:-E,ght per cent. on the
appraised value given i'll lease pay
aoie semi-annually.
The Lessee must from the end OF
the first to the end Of the fifth year
continuously maintain his home on
+ the leased pre- mises.
The Lessee must have 10 cultiva-
tiou at the end OF three years Il ye
per cent. and at the end of five
years ten per cent. of bis holding,
and maintain on agricultural land
an average of ten trees TO the acre.
Pastoral land must be fenced
Interest in Right of Purchase
Lease is not assgnable without writ.
ten consent of the Commissioner ol
Public Lands, but the lease may be
surrendered TO the Government.
| In case OF forfeiture or surrender
of Il ght OF Purcbass L'ase, reap.
praisement is made of the land and
OF permanent improvements thereon
ami if the land is a2a'u dispo,ed of
the incoming tenant shall pay fol
such permanent improvements and
he amount when so received by the
Government shall be- paid to the
surrendering lessee.
CONDITION UNDER WHICH PURCHASE MAY
| BE MADE
! At any time after third year o
lsasehold term, the Lessee is entitI.o
to Land Pateut giving fee simple
tit q, Don his payment of the ap
praised value set forth in Lessee, il b.
has reduced IN cultivation twenty
five per cent. OF his leased premi es
and has substantially performed al
other conditions of his lssaa.
For plan and further psrtirnlar
ap, ly at the Public Lsnds Office
HoI o!uln, or at the Office of j Ka
elemakule, KAilus, North Kous, Ha
waii.
EDWARD S. BOYD,
Commis'iorar OF Public Lands.
July 10th, 1901.
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TOPICS OF TGR DAY.

The Republican will apparently
soon become a has been" When
the rats leave . sinking ship, tho
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1901-07-17

Does Mr.. Cooper really inland to
use the privilege Of the Governor in
thwarting the will Of the p,ople "a
represented by ths m4mhers of hs
Legislature? II ihs aw il Oh his
side, and no insists in granting an
extensioa OF toe session, for the pur-
pose OF rero ,sdering certain por-
tions Of the Appropriation Bill, the
Legislators will bs obliged to sum
mon back to II ,uolulu, the senators
and tho representatives WIZ left for
their homes on the other islands
yesterday? Send for Senators
Brown and Kaiue and override the
vstoss, which are givsn for tn pnr-
pose of insulting the Legislature.
The vetoss will not be sustained,
because thu Republicans feel the
Cooper insult NOR, keenly sven
than do the Home Rulers Acting
Governor Coopsf has made fatal
uilSLdhcj dul uD W'ii h1f2 ~ o7ot
the brunt OF thu trouble now in
sight through his lack OF diplom ,cy
and poli,ieai sanss Mr.. Cooper mas
simply bsen q willing tool OF the
family compact, Ii hs h 81 studied
the charac or OF his allies, ha must
now know that he i, committing
political suicide by vetoing appro'
priations approved OF by Mr.. Bal /.
win and the Republican party.
AS far as wa are concerned, wa
have no kick coming, evan if the
session WAS extended to Christina
but the business men, thu creiitora
OF ths goysrnman', the claimants
and al good cit u su' ara anxious to
have stable conditi ,ns here AID the
promises, given at the time OF ou'
annexation fulfilled. Ge1,lsman o
the Legislature, do not let the mis-
sionariss run away with you, Msz J.
ma is coming bach,
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Burnham. Miss Florence Adams,
Messrs.' H. A Whittenore, a. Hanson,
y Rasmussen, F Wilson, w. Mack, y.
johnson, J. Stone, A. Woodbury..
p q &,
charming wedding took place on
Thursday evening. when Miss Lilliar
PapwOrth became the bride of MIR. ".
b. Hall. The ceremony was performed
at O'Clock at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pap
worth, 225 West Fifth North street
Bishop I. Barton officiating. The bride
was given away by her father and was
attended by Miss Ruby PapwOrth as
maid of honor. Mr.. Ray PapwOrth was
best men, The bride wore a dainty
gown OF white silk trimmed in ap-
plique lace and chiffon. Her bouquet
was brides rosebuds. Miss Ruby Pap
worth was attired in white batiste. An
elaborate repast was served during the
evening Many handsome presents
were received by the happy couple On
FRIDAY morning they LETT over the Rio
Grande Western for a short wedding
trip TO the coast. Mr.. Hall is a promi-
nent railroad clerk and is at present
connected with the purchasing depart
ment of the Rio Grande Western rail-
road.
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her aunt, Mrs. R. Porter at Preston
Ida.
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c. c. Snyder leaves Monday for San
Francisco to resume his studies in the
Thursday evening Harry Nelson and
Reuben Evans left for Germany. where
they viii enter the missionary field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Line have returned
from the coast.
Charles Noble left Monday to at
tend Moody Institute at Chicago.
is visiting friends and relatives in og-
Mrs. E. NJ. Allison, jr.. was the guest
of Mrs H P. Henderson of Salt Lake
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Misses Ida Roberts and Mabel Wright
are attending the State university in
Salt Lake.
Miss Ella Osborn. daughter of Cor
nelius Osborn. and Roy Farley were
married Wednesday in the Salt Lake
temple. The same evening reception
was given at the home of the bride. 2101
Monroe avenue. Thursday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Farley entertained the
Fourth ward choir at their home, $40
Twenty-secoEd street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson and Mr..
Oatman of New York were guests of
Mrs J. T. Gamble and Miss Mamie
O'Neill Thursday en- route to San Fran
cisco.
Miss Florence Redmond left Friday
evening for her home in Anaconda.
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Miss Grace Peterson and Arthur r.
Morsehead were married "wednesday
morning at 8 o'clock BY Rev. ]. Z. Car
Pearl Williams and c. c. Monagan
were the attendants. After a dainty
wedding breakfast the happy couple
departed on a tour of three weeks, visit
ing California and oregon.
Miss Hflda Cook was the recipient of
a pleasant surprise Friday evening
The evening was spent in playing
games and listening to vocal music
Those present were Misses Grace and
Winnie Geiger. Edith Leaman, Kolia
Baxter, Vera Mark, Alice Cowburn
Jessie Morse, May Cook, Messrs. IS
Moore. Dave Gunnaison, Philip Geiger
James Astill, Eph Compton and Percy
Cook.
Inc dIgn ScnOOl gave dance Fri
day evening at Christensen's hall.
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Mr.. and Mrs J. L. Herrick were Salt
Lake visitors last week.
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A benefit dance viii be given Friday
evening in the Second ward institute
in honor of William Stilwell, who leaves
soon on a mission.
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Miss Myra Foulger spent last week
visiting in Salt Lake
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Miss Jaunita Kay who has been
visiting in Ogden and Salt Lake for
about four months, left yesterday for
her home in Sacramento, Cal.
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a three years course in the st. Louis
College OF Pharmacy.
Sheriff and Mrs. George Storrs were
week.
President Joseph f. smith Iecturee
before the parents class in College hall
Wednesday evening
St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. R B. Thurman were
visiting friends in Salt Lake Wednes-
day and THURSDAY.
Editor and Mrs. William Buys of
Heber were Provo visitors Wednesday
( and Thursday
b c. CAN of Willard City is visiting
his sisters in Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Speckart and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Mates. visited friends in
Salt Lake a few days this week.
The wedding of Reno Strong and Miss
Maud Cuff was held at the home of
the groom's parents Wednesday even
ing
Mrs. J. c. Graham, jr., has been Wis
iting in Salt Lake City.
The Third ward fair has had a very
successful week. 1t has been in session
every day and has given splendid en-
tertainments each evening. Dinners
have been served during the week and
numerous notions of various descrip-
lions have been sold. The object of the
entertainment was to raise funds for a
new ward social hall
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Mr.. J. ]. Knight of Stateline is in
| Provo.
8 O .
Vern Halliday Of Salt Lake City was
a Provo visitor this week.
q - s.
The Utah Sorosis club will hold its
first meeting of the season next
! Wednesday at the home of Mrs. S. A.
King.
A. D. Smith of the Colorado depart
ment of the Telluride Power company
is assisting in the Provo office Of the
company.
County Clerk Bachman was an Ogden
visitor Friday.
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William Bee has gone TO Philadelphia
to take a three years course in phar-
macy.
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PARK CITY.

Park City. Sept. 28.-Mayor Smith
and wife were visitors to Salt Lake
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Fox left Thursday
have resided in Park City for over
twenty years.
from their honeymoon Monday morn
ing.
given by the ladies of Silver Leaf lodge
No. 3, Daughters OF Rebekah. Tuesday
evening after lhe regular session.
Mr. and Mrs r. w. Berry were Wis
itOrs to Salt Lake Monday last.
Mrs. Lorenzo Aubrey and daughter
returned from a ten days visit with
relatives and friends in Salt Lake
Thursday morning.
o - q
Ben Hampton Of Silver King fame
was a passenger to Salt Lake Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Fares was among the Wis
itors to the metropolis the first of the
week.
Monday afternoon at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James Hooper a very pretty
wedding was sOIemnized when Mrs.
Sarah J. Hooper and Mr.. Sigvart Jensen
were made man and wife, Bishop Fred
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OGDEN.

Saturday Cupid Holther, deputy
county clerk. issued a marriage license
to Charles E. Littlefeld, aged &c, and
Miss Mary Ethel Culver, aged 20, and
Justice Wardleigh performed the cere-
mony which made them man and wife.
The groom is the oldest son of Majo,,
and Mrs. E. A. Littleheld and occupies
a responsible position in the Pullman
office in this city, while the bride is one
of Ogden's most charming young wo-
men.
% % %
Monday evening the young ladies of
the Fifth ward will give a social with
refreshments at the amusement hall.
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Three parties were given during the
week in honor of Harry Nelson, who
departed Thursday forfmission work in
Germany. Monday Mrs. Joseph STAN
ford was the hostess. Tuesday Miss
Alice Cave gave a party to a large
circle of their mutual friends. and We'd
nesday Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Nelson his
parents, entertained for him at their
home on Twenty-fourth street.
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Mrs. B. Peterson has returned from
Germany, where she spent three
months visiting her aged father.
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Miss Carrie Smith has returned from
an extended visit in California.
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Miss Myrtle Brown is visiting with
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Lehman, VIII return 20 Atlanta, Ca.
on Wv ednesday.
Miss Jennie Mcintosh will reach home
this week to spend the winter with her
parents in this city She has been
engaged as leading soprano in the
Christian Science church.
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Miss Younger left Friday to spend
some time on the coast with her broth
er, Mr.. Herbert Younger. After a
months sojourn she will again visit
Salt Lake before returning to her home
in the east.
Mrs. Z. r. Dickinson and son. Yves
ley, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. =
a Reeves until their departure on
tuesday next for Denver, where they
go to reside Mrs Dickinson viii be
at home to her friends Monday after
noon.
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at the home Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs r n Bishop;
Mrs. J. W. Thorn announces the en-
Eagement Of her daughter. Jessie, TO
Mr.. Albert r. Williams, who is con-
nectei with the fire department, Z The
marriage viii take place this fail.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lamb. Mrs. Shields
and Mrs Bransford were the guests
Of Mr.. an5 Mrs. ]. Tarvin Harris ut a
theatre party Friday evening. ana,
late supper at Beardsley's Tavern.
" 1cord: Mrs. A. W. McCune
anC Z IS. - p Read of Salt Lake City
were among the nonored jubilee visitors
this week. They were guests Of Mrs.
E J. and Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. McCune.
There VIII be meeting OF the Re
lief society corps OF nurses at the resi-
dence Of Mrs Empey $50 East South
Temple street, on Monday at o'clock.
Nurses are earnestly requested to at
tend.
An event of interest during the week
was the marriage of Miss Lille c.
ZenSer to Mr.. Shirley T. =. Webber
on Wednesday. The young couple left
yesterday for the east, where Mr.. Web
Der enters college.
. % Z.
-hAe'l 4 VI TEL MISS zane MISS MIX
patrick, Miss Roundy and Mr.. Sam
Porter formed a pleasant party at the
Midway on Thursday evening and later
enjoyed a Welsh rarebit at the home
of Miss Kirkpatrick
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The Country club was largely at
tended yesterday afternoon. TIA was
dispensed by Mrs. Victor NJ. Clement,
Mrs. Burns Macdonald and Mrs. J.. r.
Walker The Anderson-Lamson quar-
tette furnished a fine progr ANNE Of
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Minor Social Events.

Mrs Miner entertained a few friends
on Friday.
@ 9 9.
Queen Mabelle entertained at a box
party on Friday evening.
Mrs s. V. shelp win entertain this
week in honor of Mrs. Stuoble6eld.
Miss Claire Clawson and DR.. Chaun.
oey Benedict will be married WedRes-
day. Oct. %.
Mrs. Charles Wilkes entertains at
luncheon tomorrow afternoon in honor
OF Miss Pope.
The marriage of Miss Lennie Savage
and Mr. WIN d. Ritter viii take place
Thursday. Oct. 10.
Miss Ada Young was given . kitchen
shower on Fricsy afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. William Reid.
a rummage sale by the ladies' Of It.
Marks guild will be held on Tuesday.
Oct. ]. az ST. Marks school house.
The marriage OF Miss Maule Hun
tington Of Montana and Mr. fTradericx
c LoofbourOw viii take place Oct p
Miss Emily Read entertained a few
friends at the table d'hote dinner at
the Country club yesterday afternoon
The wedding OF Miss Anna Rich. sis
ter of Mrs w H Booth. and Mr.. Royal
Walter Daynes win be solemnized on
Oct. 16.
Miss Josephine Katz was the recipient
Of linen shower on Wednesday, given
by the Trousseau club. Miss Hampton
was hostess.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John E Dooly and Miss
Eleanor Dooly have issued Invitations
for a reception to be given Wednesday
evening, Oct. O.
Mr.. Jack Charming entertained a. n
delightful breakfast Sunday morning,
his guests being Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hare
and the Misses Hare y a
Miss Vera Edwards. the little daugh-
ter of II. G. Edwards. gave coaching
party TO HIS farm yesterday to cele-
brete her 10th birthday.
Mrs. David Keith entertained in
formally last evening for Mr.. and Mrs
Lamb and Mrs. Shields of Park City
the guests Of Mrs. J. Tarvin Harris.
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NJ. and Mrs. Shirley T. B. Weber
were guests Of honor at a luncheon on
saturday given by Mr.. and Mrs. George
l. Nye and Mr.. and bIrs. Franken.
Last evening Major ana Mrs. G NJ
Downey gave a theatre party. their
guests being Mrs. Faber, Miss Sails
bury, Miss Donnellan and Miss Pope.
o .
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C.. Webber. en-
tertained at an elegantly appointed din
ner on Thursday evening in honor ~
their sons marriage. Covers were laid
for ten.
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The wedding % Miss Bertha Bisbor
and Mr. Victor Christopherson will be
zolemnized or Friday seeming oct 4
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PROVO.

Provo, Sept. 27.-Mr. and Mrs. Roger
t'arrer have gone to Nephi for a few
days visit.
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Miss Alice Brown is in Salt Lake
City.
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Frank Spencer has returned from Pa
naca, New.
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Joseph Bouren, jr., of Oakley, Ida.
is in Provo.
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c. H. Laudie and family have re-
moved from North Carolina to Provo.
Mr.. Laudie has purchased the home of
c. H. Blomsterberg.
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Mrs. Hyrum Jensen and children have
gone TO Nephi for few days visit.
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Francis Hedquist left Sunday after
noon for st. Louis, where he will take
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asband officiating. The home was
beautifully decorated with autumn
leaves and flowers. Miss Lille T9irfot
acted as bridesmaid and Mr.. John
Jordan as best man. while Miss RIavrne
McSorley presided at the organ rrhe
bride was dressed in beautiful gown
OF brocaded cream silk. with corsage
bouquet Of bridal roses. The brides-
maid wore a pale blue silk. while the
groom and groOmsman wore the con-
ventional black. About sixty friends
of the contracting parties Witnessed 4ra
ceremony. which was very L.etty- and
impressive The presents were elegant
and numerous and indicated the popu-
larity of the young couple. After the
I ceremony, which took place at O'clock
D. M, a reception was held until train
. time. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen took the
afternoon train for Salt Lake where
they remained until Friday. They are
now comfortably located in their cosv
home on Rassie hill.
The first Of the week Miss Henrietta
Bagnen and Frank Cliff of this cit1-
were united in marriage in Habar
They are now at home in the Park
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Mrs. Charles Bates was a visitor n
Salt Lake the first Of the week.
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Mrs, Andy Martin returned Thursday
from Salt Lake.
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Miss Annie and Miss Lucy Clark left
Thursday for Eureka. after a pleasant
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan NIcPolin
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Began were with
the slghtseers in Salt Lake this week
. - 81
Mrs, Kate Johnson is visiting with
friends in Salt Lake.
Mrs John ]. McCarty returned from
pleasant visit to Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. D. C Mclaughlin and daughter.
isabel, were in the Park Tuesday. the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Wallace
The Ladies' Benevolent society viii
meet with Mrs. n. NJ. Wilson next
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs L NJ Cross entertained Thurs
day afternoon in honor OF her nine
teenth wedding anniversary. A basket
contest wasNinduIged in and Mrs Wal
ter Scott carried off the first prize and
Mrs. L. Learn second. Refreshments
were served and delightful afternoon
spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Frankel were
visitors to Salt Lake Thursday.
3 s. 8
Miss Agnes Harrington spent several
days in Salt Lake this week.
The school teachers went in a body to
Kamas today to attend the teachers
county institute at that place
Henry Sutton and wife were visitors
in Salt Lake.
Mrs. w. F. Mclaughlin and Mrs. ].
F. Lubbock returned Friday morning
from the metropolis
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed James. sr.. returned
home Friday. after several days visit
in Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gibson were in Salt
Lake this week on pleasure.
Mrs. John Tregea returned from her
visit to relatives in Salt Lake Friday.
Mrs. Lou Petit returned yesterday
from Zion, after a pleasant visit
Mrs. f. A. Bird, Mrs. Charles Shields
and Mrs. w. c. Lamb are visiting with
friends in Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Perry. who
the Park this morning. Mrs. Perry go
ing to Webb City, No, to visit with
her father and Mr.. Perry going to
Evanston, Wye, where he viii visit his
mother a week or SO, when he W.
return to the Park.
The Ladies' society of the Congrega-
tional church will meet with Mrs. F. W
Hayt next Friday.
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music and at s o'clock a table d'hotc
dinner was served.
Miss Mamie Ivers entertained a.
luncheon yesterday. complimentary to
Mrs. Lamb and Mrs. Shields of Park
City Present we're Mr. and Mrs
Lamb, Mrs. Shields. Mrs. Bransford.
Mr.: and Mrs. J. Tarvin Harris, Mr.
An enjoyable masquerade was given
by Miss Lulu Buckle Friday evening at
her home. $50 South Seventh East.
About nifty young people took part
The evening was spent in singing.
dancing and high five. after which an
elegant lunch was served. The party
was given in honor Of Miss Flora
Tweives of Provo and Jessie Houck Of
Idaho.
Last Wednesday evening. at the res
idence Of Miss Amy z. Smith. a social
was given. = the nature of a reunion
by the SunG-y school teachers Of the
Junior theological class of the Seven
teeuth ward. Miss Amy Smith. the
hostess, was assisted by Mr. and Mrs
Washburn Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. r
Sqoires and Mr.. J. Howard Garrett
i mere were about sixty guests pres ant
among them being the bishopric of the
ward Solos were rendered during the
evening by Misses Ship Pearl Pratt
and Mr.. John Robinson Mr.. w. Il.
l)ougal was accOmpanist. Later. re-
freshmeEts were served and the even
ing spent in games and a jolly time
generally.
The You and I Crystal club met
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
/ G A. Strickland. the decorations con-
sisting of Elk cOlors. The dining room
/ was testoo1ed with streamers of purple
and white. The table was done in Elk
Q ON III
Darlor was an immense elk head sur
rounded and partially covered with
autumn leaves. There were a few
games Of high FIVE played, prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Trims, Mr.. GALLAGHER
and Mr. and Mrs. Strickland. A de-
I licious supper was served ard Mr. Cui-
yer was awarded prize for finding the
most EikS clocks. Then the club ad-
Journed to meet on Oct. 10 with Mr.
and Mrs H w Branch. .......
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Miss Josie Mulvany charmingIy en-
| tertained at her home Thursday even
ing IN honor of Miss Mae LiIIey. A
guessing contest was enjoyed. Miss Lii
Ian Mccoy winning the prize. The
most highly appreciated feature Of the
evening was the music given BY Messrs.
Walter Smith. John Bowers and Miss
MCCOY. at the conclusion of which a
daintIly appointed luncheon was served.
the color scheme being in keeping with
tiAE Jay VI bAt ana white aSterS were
the flowers used in the dining room.
and cut flowers of the same hue in the
reception rooms. Those present were
Misses Emma Sanderson. Lillian Nc
Coy. Messrs. DR.. Souls, George Dern.
D. z. NJ. Keysor, Mr.. and Mrs. P. r.
Ashley
On Friday evening, Sept. q. Miss
Annie Williamson was the recipient of
a very pleasant and successful surprise
party given by Mr.. a. w. Woodbury.
at his mothers residence, S31 West
First North street. The evening was
spent in games and music, after which
a dainty supper was served by Miss
Annie Williamson and Miss Laura
Woodbury. Those present were Miss
Annie Williamson. Miss Rachel Lewis.
Miss Jennie Draper. Miss Emile James.
Miss Caste Evans. Miss Celia Carlson
Miss Annie Carlson, Miss Laura Wood
bury, %s~s Laura Hoffman. Miss Dora
Ho4tn 7iGe Nellie coon Miss Nora
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Kensington Teas

Two very delightful Kensington teas
were given at the home of Mrs. o. F..
Carey on Tuesday and Wednesday Of
last week The glorious autumn tints
were predominant everywhere in the
decorations. which were beautiful in
the extreme: A most delicious lunch
con was served. About thirty ladies'
We're present on Tuesday. on Wednes-
day the event was complimentary to
Miss Hunsicker Of Anaconda and forty
guests participated in the pleasant af-
a