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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
TO JURY, TODAY.
End of Famous Terrio Murder
Trial Drawing Near.
Hon. D. J. McGi!licudy Makes an E|o-
queat Plea for the Prisoner.
Attorney Goacra! Sciders Viii Close This Morn
ing and Case Go 10 Jury.

SEoWh, "a !. Me. Nov. ll.-Th,. cast.
Of Alexander rhcritut, charged with
murdcIinE Matthias Pare. i young
Canadian woolsman near As,uiIh Iasi
March. probably will go to the Jury.
tomorrow forenoon, Just one week af-
ter tn trial began. The forenoon anc
i part of til" afternoon session. today
vas taken III in the examination Of
witnesses in rehuttt., an. i.rfnr. court
had adjourned, tonight. lion T. j. Me
Gilli, uddy had completed the closing
argument tor the defence and Attnrnr,
Sridcrs had spoken thrcc-cuartori oi
m hour in conc ludins tn. ease for tr.
state. Mr.. .S"iders' argument Nh., in
t"rruptcd 10y Adjournment and hr Wii
finish. tomorrow morning. II is a..
pcctcd that the ,a4c viii ro 10 the jury
about II o'clock.
nnr Of th,. most interesting r"nture,
"f the Thoriault murder trial is th,
conflict between the experts vino have
testified upon both sides o! tn. case. IN
fact, the entire trial mas been III tn,
nature oI Il battle Of experts. III.
Stat-. realizing III" Importance Of IS
tablishing the fact that the shells fo,lnG
near the body of the murdered man
were fired from the rifle of tn" prisoner.
has made this the most prominent point
in it's case. and the defenc. has been
equally persistent in its efforts To be
little such testimony.
The theories as to the marking upon
the cartridge primers differ radically.
Dr. Whittier. the States expert. "ftcr
careful ana thorough Investigation.
gives i, as his opinion that the eleva
tions and deprrssi"nS discovered upon
tre primer of the shell found clos by
tn" side of the body. correspond So
closely 10 thos. upon the firing rin ~
Th,riault's rifle. as ~ convince hin
beyond a doubt mat thu shell vae lis
charged il that gun. and he produced
photographs WHi,h showed. rs h
claimed. the markings indicated.
pr Clrvt land. on the other hand dc
pirs that such conclusions are war
rantrd. He examined the same shells
ana states that he found no two shells
at all similar in their markings; that
the elevations and aepresSi"nS on th'
firing lin dn not necessarily MAKE cor
responding markings upon the primer
Of the cartridge. His theory is that
Wn-n IN. hard metallic surface strikes
the softer one. the latter. being Ot diff
t"rent degrees nf density, viii yield
where. IT Is SofteSt. and the marks Will
h" governed by the varied consistency
of the different portions Of the surface
of ~" primer He places little conf
dencc in the photographs. claiming that
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
FIRE AT BELFAST.
Adeibert Wescott Loses His Home Loss
$4,000; No Insurance.

Belfast Ne. Nov ll.-The house an!
farm buildings owned and occupied hy
Nd-lhert Wrscntt ON Belmont accnu,
We're destroyed hy tire. sunday. with 4.
los NJ about $s-n Nith u" Insurance. Tc-
sides the buildings Wrscnt lnS; aa,0 bar
rcls of apples considerable farming ""
duc". two horses. harness. hogs poultry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
CRUSHED BY A LOG.
Florence Violet Killed. Sunday at Runtcrc
found. Monday.

Rumford FAILS. Me NOV. 1.-The
body of Florence Violet gate tender at
the canal of the Kumford FAILS Power
CO.. was discovered in the mud below
the canal today. where he had been
killed by a log falling upon him. sun
day while draining the canal alone.
Violet. vho was a. years Of age. built
the first house in Rumford Falls
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
Schooner Ashore al Boothbay.

E""thbHN. NJ. NOV. 1.-1'hr ~ch"rn,g
Moses y. I.inScplt. cant. john" ot Port
land. whilc going oIt of the harh"r, Mon
day mnjniae. ran ashore ou th' westerly
end Of 'uInblcr island near thr entrance
to thr harbnr tn" schooner WHs; i.ukint,
badly Nh"n tloatei IA high tiIv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

SIR hats continue IT, be- very fashion
i'ht" - England. OF course the greatest
wear is in i.ondpn. bnt throughout Graat
l,fltfm there isfelpended each year over
>l!N" mo oii this style neadgcar.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

some idea of The immfns, ne r.iman IWaHhv wit1 q
worn @ 'ioI1' - IN .Da miles may be gathered
a milease 'l ,h,t the printed matter is
ir"In hr t"F ene company Getins the chan1es ts
made in the passenger serve n oynr l"r i've I'VE
summer months amount"
,ons in weight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
TO ciHE 4 COLb N ONE, DAY

Take Laxative ETomo Quinna Tablets
All druggists refund the money il II fails
to cure l. ". Groves signature is on
each box. IS.
tu&thur
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
REASON FOR ARREST.
Was Fugitive from Justice Said 10 Be Danger
Gus Labor Agitator.

san Juan. +. r.. Nov. ll-Santiago
Continued on page %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-24

Thomas Of Lehi We're the guests o,
Miss Larkin this week.
Mrs. j. Warner and family returned
from a pleasant outing at Morgan on
Sunday.
Mrs. Layton Of Kaysyille is visiting
with her son, Lorenzo Jarman.
Mr.. George Coulam, Jr., visited IN
Ogden, the guest of Miss Luela Ferrln.
Mss Clara Christensen has returned
from months visit with relatives in
Salt Lake.
Misses Sarah and Gina Larkln gave q
delightful excursion 70 Ogden canyon
on Thursday, END. In honor OF Misses
Margret and Edna Hull Of Salt Lake.
The day was delightfully."- spent and all
returned declaring 1t one of the most
pleasurable events of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. West left on Mon.
day for a weeks outing In Logan can
yon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Larkin, ST., are
visiting in Paris, Idaho. the guests OF
Mr.. James Wallace.
Mr.. Elijah A. Larkin Of the Deseret
News left for Paris to Join his wife
during the early part of the week.
Mr.. Warren L. Watts Of the Herald
returned home on Wednesday from the
Yellowstone park, after a three-weeks'
pleasure trip.
Mrs. George M, Hanson Is visiting
in Provo. the guests OF Mrs. S. A. King,
Miss Luie Christensen OF Salt Lake Is
visiting with her mother In Ogden,
Mr.. Nephi o. Ogden returned from a
business trip to Park city on Wednes-
day.
Miss leila Rackham was given sur.
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Niles. Lynch. Youngson. Mrs. Wells,
Jro Mrs King, Mrs. Whitney. Mrs.
Smoot, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs.
Thompson, Mrs. Taggart and Misses
Hazel YoungsCn, Callle Cutting. Mr..
Wells and Mrs. King were the cham.
pion players, while Miss Rogers re-
ceived the BOBBY prize
Judge and Mrs. Lochrie Of Salt Lake
were patrons here recently
L. l.. Walters and sister, Miss
Martha, and. Misses Youngson and Cut
ting returned home on Sunday.
The weather is so delightful here at
present that a large number are ex-
pected during this month.
Messrs. Alfred and Tenney went on
fishing expedition on Tuesday.
Miss Allender Of the New York Life
Insurance Office, Salt Lake. came up on
Tuesday for a weeks outing.
Mr.. Rash went to Park City on Nom
day returning the same day.
chas. Van Dyke and wife. Mr.. and
Mr.. Kingdom, all OF the capital city,
were arrivals on Tuesday.
Quite a company from Nephi are ex-
pected this week.
Mr.. Tenney caught six Qne trout on
Monday.
Miss Atkins has returned 10 her home
in Salt Lake, after a pleasant sojourl.
Of a week.
Messrs. Broberg. Condor, Stubs and
Campbell are entitled to the thanks OF
the campers for serenade on astur-
day evening.
Much regret Is expressed over the III
ness Of Mrs. Slick at Salt Lake. ana
sincere hopes are entertained for her
speedy recovery.
w. b. Wilson took q trip 10 Provo
last week, but expects 10 return the
latter part Of this week.
Mrs shemensky has returned 10 her
home In Provo. after an outing OF a
week.
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Mrs. Green left for Helper where they
will reside, Mr.. Green being account
ant Of the Rio Grande hotel department
al that place. They have large num-
Der Of friends who will extend con-
gratulations.
The old Grand hotel was the scene OF
q pretty lawn fete on Tuesday night,
the affair being given by the Epworth
League Of the llff chapel, The grounds
and pOrches were brilliantly illuminate
ed with colored electric lights and a
delightful musical program was
rendered, the participants being Prof.
Schettlers Mandolin Club. Miss
Arvilla Clark, Prof Sohettler Miss
Berkhoel. Fred Graham, Carl schied
and Clarence Scrace, Prof Mcclellan
was accompanist Following the musl-
cal program refreshments were served,
and the affair was voted a most en-
joyable and successful one In every
way.
4 pleasant reception was held In the
parlors OF the First Congregational
church on Tuesday night in honor OF
Miss Carrie Paine. the recently APP
pointed principal Of the Gordon Acad-
envy. The affair was given by the MEM
bers Of the Alethlan Lyceum, In which
Miss Paine was a jealous worker.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
In the club colors, and feature OF the
was a play rendered by
members OF the Lyceum, entitled Be
fore the Play'--the piece being a clever
original production Of Misses Florence
Allen and Jean Home. Those who took
part were: Stage manager Helen Allen;
stage committee. Maydelia Hobbs, Ber-
tina Bootes, Matte Hall. Pearl Dunnell
and Annie Adams. Miss Prim, Bessie
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In the old days when this valley sparsey settled and
roltan city but primitive village there many y "Uo-
IN the worlds affairs who came here in their They had ~
tanned and had to be done in the they wer
This the house In which most Of the
vereuX Mansion which stands the OF block lt |
and Third West South Temple and which familiar to AIN s
for generations No consequence came b
seventies eighties who did visit s
nngs time Mayor Of the city and the
The house which built substantially il in alrot
condition as the time The finishing was mat
work erected by William Jennings number
home Of himself and family, family name On Mr.
mothers side and the family residence country was 5 %
Deveux House, So when Mr. Jennings built his homo
quite fitting that he should have named as he "''
No residence erected this city before
bly and beauty Every wall the house even the
walls interior being made Of the solid old bricks The
Of made from boxes which plains Tho %
black The granting by Morris and tbe
by Ramsey figures the moulding q, Z
Salt Lake
the visitors who
Lady Franklin General these
Mexico Japan, Mrs wm
times that she did not those VIII
would be interesting
has not occupied nv b
Frank Jenning his family.
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who WIN entertain in her honor next
Friday evening.
Mrs. VIII McEwan Of Duluth, Minno
who has been visiting In Salt Lake re-
Gently, viii return home about Sep
TENDER lst'
Mrs. ]. d. Spencer and two children
who have been spending the past three
weeks In Wyoming. returned on Thurs
day. Mr. Spencer and son Allan VIII
remain there for the next two weeks.
A letter from Long Beach, Callfor-
MIA states that Mrs Emma Ellerbeck
and family who have been spending the
summer at the delightful watering
place, leave shortly for palo Alto where
they VIII spend the winter Misses
Bdyth and Clare Ellerbeck viii enter
Stanford university. and Misses Margie
and Aura will attend the high school.
Mrs. w, II. King win have for her
guests next week DR., and Mrs Gowans
OF Logan.
supt ]. II. Young, Of the oregon
Short Line, left on Wednesday for
Santa Cruz. Cal. where he win join
Mrs. Young and her mother, Mrs. H.
w. Lawrence. All will return together
to Salt Lake in a short time.
Miss Judith Rice leaves shortly for
Columbia, Missouri where she will en-
ter college.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Whittemore have
returned from their California trip.
Miss Jessie Buchanan leaves tonight
for Bear Lake, Idaho where she will
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spend the next two weeks visiting with
Miss Jennie skinner.
Miss Elizabeth Clarahan, who has
been spending the past two weeks at
her home In Iowa, returned TO the city
on Monday, and Is at 24l East South
Temple street
Mrs. William Shelton gave delight
full luncheon on Monday In honor Of
her guest, Mrs. Thomas Marioneaux, OF
Nephi.
Mrs. ]. A. Woodward and children
and Miss Judge are at Glenwooa
Springs.
Mrs. c, G, Plummer. Mrs. Clay and
Mrs 5. l. Boggs have returned from
Silver Lake.
Mr. and Mrs d. Stone Of Chicago,
who have been visiting Mrs, II. r. Schi-
ler left for the coast during the week.
Mrs. T. q. NJ Smith and son Burt
left fer the north this week to be alb
sent ten days.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Ashton have for
their guests Mrs. r. c. Hills. Miss
Laprie and Miss Jessie Ashton OF Dem
yer
Miss May Crltchlow left on Tuesday
Tor months stay In Cleveland. Ohio.
Mrs. NJ. Kirkpatrick and Miss Ruth
kirkpatrick are In Butte. Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton have
Tor their guest Miss Grace Calvin OF
California.
Mrs. John d owen and Mrs. II. S.
Ensign have returned from Brighton.
Miss Mamie Price and Miss Lucy
Van Colt. who have been spending IN.
past week at Brighton return tomor-
row.
The marriage Of Miss Marie Hays
and Mr John W. Arnup will take place
Sept ith
Miss Carrie Sappington left on Tues
80 - NV fhfANf MHtlc sue Will tH-
ter stanford University.
Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Hutchinson ana
son have gone East.
prs Mckenna, Hughes and Fisher
nave gone 70 St. Anthony Idaho, for
weeks outing.
AIRS. 5. W. Richards and neice. who
nave been spending the past month ia
luaho' have returned.
Mrs. ~. ClaI, principal Of the Chris
tlan College, Columbia, No, was the
guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs. D. S. Spencer
curing the week. She left yesterday
Tor the ceazt.
Mr., and-aas &c, l. ROOD have 70. |
nedfronPsrk CITY.
III. Harold Russell isft for New
fofk'on Thursday.
Mrs Wat~ jennings win return
ron SEGA Springs Tomorrow.
6eun<ne DAv5ins a Au<1x wAs
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pFsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, AUGUST "a, 1901.

have been spending the summer at Sill
yer Lake, have returned
Mrs. ]. b. Caldwell and family have
returned from their summers outing.
Miss Sarah Eddlngton Of the city
auditors Office Will spend the next two
weeks in the Teton region.
DR.. Stanley Clawson has returned
from a three weeks outing in Star
Valley, Wyo.
G. S. Holmes and Misses Charlotte
and Lallah Holmes have returned from,
the East, and viii leave shortly for Cal.
ifornla where the two young ladies will
enter school.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], w, Christy have gons
90 the coast on q vacation trim That
VIII last about three weeks. They ey-
pect 70 visit Portland, Seattle. san
Francisco Los Angeles and San Diego.
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Ames; mistress Of robes, Grace Fisher;
Mr. Dove, Mabel Jones; Margaret Fish,
Florence Hail. Tom Willoughby,
Jeanne Home: Jack Lovewell, Florence
lien; Darthea Dove, Marion knicker-
booker. Refreshments were served af-
ter the play and a pleasant social time
spent.
A second delightful reception of the
week was that given in honor OF Rev.
and Mrs. A. II. Henry on Wednesday
night The event took place In the par
lors OF the First Methodist church, and
was given by the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the church. The rooms were prettily
decorated with flowers, vines and ferns,
and a large number were present
during the evening. Judge @. +, Good
win made a short address expressing
the esteem OF the members OF the
church. and their regret at their pas
tors departure, and wishing him sue
cess In the future field Of work. Res
ponsive remarks were made by Rev.
Henry.
Solos were rendered by Mrs. Plum
mer, and Mr.. Wesley Davis. Rev and
Mrs Henry were assisted in receiving
by Mrs. A. II. Msyne, president OF the
Ladies Aid Society and Mr.. Chas. Bald
win. A delightful time was spent.
Misses Jennie and Nina Taylor enter
tained about twenty-five OF their
friends at their home on Whitney Ave.
last Thursday night. The evening was
spent In games. and delicious refresh-
ments were served Among those press
ent were: Ellen Colon, Nettie Fair
hanks, Alice Richards. Fanny Colon.
Nettie Thompson, May Merrill. Louie
Colom Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Thompson,
Thos. Wheeler, David Frederickson.
Leo Fairbanks. Vernon Fairbanks, GIN
Richards. Zeb. Richards. Jos. Merrill
Willard Richards and others
Mrs. +. NJ. Charlton leaves today for
New York. to be absent about month.
On Saturday, the 18th. at G O'Clock,
Miss Mary r. GALLAGHER and Whitney
5. Richards were united in marriage
the event taking place at the home OF
the brides mother, Mrs. T. GALLAGHER.
The ceremony was performed by Elder
Samuel W. Richards, father OF the
groom IN the presence Of the immediate
family, after which dainty refresh.
ments were served Later. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richards took the train for Idaho.
where they will make their home.
Mrs, Judge Miner entertained al a de.
lightful card-party Wednesday in hon
or OF Mrs. Victor Clement, the prize
being won by Mrs. Rice OF Park CITY.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with flowers and a delightful time
spent
Mrs. George p. Holman will give n
recaDtien hart Wednesday nlghf IN
hsnof OF Mr.. and Mrs. Londen.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Sharp ana nice.
Phyllis are az Sunnyslde visiting with
Dr. and MIS- Andrew Dowd, They
VIII remain two weeks and o, the,-
return will be accompanied BY Mrs.
Dowd, who viii make short stsy IN |
the city.
Miss Kenpard Of Denver win be tAs
guest n>xs wseh Il kra Z q Sharnsl
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OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

A very pleasant surprise party OF the
week was that given at home OF Mr..
George Seager. No. 1861 Barlow avenue.
In honor of Master Roy seager. An
evening Of merriment was spent IN
games and singing. Refreshments were
served In the coy dining room. Those
present were; Misses lrma Douglass,
Ellen Larkin, Edith Flowers Emma
Nelson, Floy Williams. Messrs. Row
seager. Harry and Frank Brownlne
John Cunningham. Dow Browning
Frank Rolapp, Lee Ballan,yne. Fred
seager, Willie Reeve. Roy Head and
Stirling Snow.
Miss Ida Driver entertained .Wednes.
day evening In honor Of Jaunita KAY,
OF Sacramento, California. The rooms
were aItls;ically decorated in sweet.
peas and dshllas. Delicious nfrcsh.
nsnfs we're ssrssd In the dininE.r om.
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Among those who enjoyed the even-
ing's entertainment were Misses Meta
and Lydia Boyle, Daisy Anderson,
Clara and Louie Carsterson Verna Bar
rows Pearl Snyder. Cora Corse, Hattie
Pack ard, Mable McCune, Of Nephi; Mrs.
G. W. McCune, George Driver j. Reeve.
Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. William Driver
Messrs. Virgil Cane VIII Howarth,
Clyde Gourley, William Kay, Thomas
Farr Dan Langhran, Artle Young, J:
]. Reeve. Jr., William Salmon, FRED
Shelda, Roy Buchmiller, Francis Tan
ner, G. w. Mcclure, George Driver and
]. Reeve, Sr.
The undertakers who were visiting
in Ogden on Saturday were delightfully."-
entertained at the beautiful home Of
George w. Larkin, Jr. Delicious re-
freshments were served and the visiting
ladies and gentlemen declared II one
OF the most pleasurable evenings OF
their visit.
Miss Luella Ferrin Is visiting with
friends at Morgan this week.
John 4. Roberts spent several days
in Ogden on his return from a mission
to the Samoan Islands, as the guest OF
G. w. Larkin, ST.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. j. Symonds, OF Dem
YER are visiting at the home OF George
w. Larkin, Jr.
A delightful birthday party was given
on Monday, August 10, at the home
OF Mrs. William Driver In honor OF
Gladys Werutz. The afternoon was
spent In games and music. Refresh
rnents were served In the handsome
dining room. Those present were Vera
Browning. Josie Larkin, Ethel Flowers.
Rachel and Clara May Browning Lu-
ellie Ballantyne, Alice Reeve and Gladys
WerutZ.
DR.. Ezra C. Rich returned home on
Sunday from a pleasant outing at
Paris. Idaho.
Nisges Alice Roberts and Vernette
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The storms In the canyons during the
past week have brought many people
home from the resorts, though quite a
number are still staying to enjoy the
beautiful Indian summer in the noun
tains. and some who are In the city are
planning TO visit the near resorts for
that pleasure There have been but few
events during the week, and the social
lethargy will doubtless continue TIL the
cooler weather Of autumn is with us to
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Jennings en-
tertained on Tuesday evening In honor
of Or. and Mrs. Rykert at their home
on east South Temple street. An In
formal reception was held from half
past eight TIL ten, when a supper was
served, small tables decorated with car
nations and nasturtians being used.
Palms were used throughout the house,
and punch was served In the library,
Miss Lucille Taylor presiding Christen-
sens orchestra rendered choice musical
selections throughout the evening, ana
delightful impromptu feature Of the
evening were the vocal solos rendered
by Or. Rykert, who Is possessed OF Az
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exceptionally fine voice, and VINO la-
yored the assemblage with TWO OF ti ise
seleetions, Miss Celia SHARP piaylns VIC
accompaniment The guests W.
Gov. and Mrs. Wells, MI Nla MIoi
Read. Or. and Mrs, Baseon' MI G eiiu
Mrs. f. j. Fabian, Mr.. and Mrs, uu5
Palmer, capt. and Mrs. Bryant Ncls'
Mr.. and Mrs T.. W. jennings MI eiu
Mrs. Rice Of Park city, MI ana AIs'
Burns Mcdonald, MI. and Mrs' JaoGo
Bamberger, Mr. and MIS-; simon Dam,
berger Mr. and Mrs. Sol Selgei ~, anu
Mrs. Dalby, Mr. and Mrs. ~ &. Dun
bar. MIR. and Mrs. w. +. James, ~
and Mrs. whitney Mr.. and MIS- its
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. I. q. NeDber, an
and Mrs. Holman Mr. and MIS- -
Weir. Mr.. and Mrs c, >. Burtoll' ~
and Mrs. j. f. White Mr ana MIS-
w. L. Jennings, Mrs Clement, MIS-
Miner, Mrs, VIM. Jennings.
Mrs. w. II. King entertained at din
ner on Wednesday In honor OF MT ana
Mrs, D. t. Smith Of Kansas Cily, ana
Miss Reynolds Of Chicago. The taDle
was beautifully decorated BatlenDerg
lace. with cut glass candlesticks ana
light green shades. and white asters
being effectively used Present were
Mr.. ana Mrs. smith, Miss Reynolds
MIR. and Mrs. w. II. Dale Mr.. and Mrs
William Mack, Dr. and Mrs. Gowans
of Logan, and Mrs II. p, Henderson
Mrs, Hyde Dale gave a delightful
luncheon on Thursday for Mrs. d. Is
Smith Of Kansas CITY, Sweet peas were
the decorations and covers were laid for
nine, The guests were. Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. w. II. King, Mrs. Fisher Harris,
Mrs. w. II. Dale, Mrs. George Wood,
Mrs. II. p. Henderson, Mrs, William
Mack. Miss Reynolds OF Chicago, Mrs
DR.. LaMotte.
Mr., and Mrs. II. l.. Tracy entertained
at delightful whist party on Thurs
day night in honor Of Mrs. Stubble-
field of Nashville. Tenn, and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. X. Smith OF Kansas City.
Prizes I'm the contest were award
ed Mrs. VolImer and DIR. Whit
ney The guests were; Mr., and
Mrs. W. II. Dale, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hale Mr. and Mrs. Frank
SttNtnh, NlI. anu MIhs DeluHpt hl, hnl
Mrs. Chas. Rood, Judge and Mrs. Bow
man. Dr. and Mrs. Whitney MIR. and
Mrs. John Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
McGurrin, Mr.. and Mrs. II Il. Yollmer,
Mr., Warren Bogue, Mr.. h. NJ. Miller,
Mrs. II. p. Henderson Miss. Reynolds
Of Chicago. Mrs. H. NJ. Clay.
A pretty event OF the week was the
wedding of Miss Edna Maud Ensign
and Mr.. George Marcus Green on Tues
day. The ceremony was performed at
Z o'clock at the home of the bride, Rev.
W. II. Bagby. Of the Central Christian
church, few relatives and friends be-
Ing present, The rooms We're prettily
decorated and refreshments We're served
during the evening The bride wore a
pretty gown Of cream moussellne de
sole and carried American Beauty roses.
Miss Winnifred Anderson was maid OF
honor and little Emma Zane was ring
bearer. Miss Anderson wore white or
candle over pink and the latter white
with blue ribbons. At $3.50 Mr.. and