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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-05


Misses Katie Farrell ana Kitty john
ston gave asdancing, party to a number
of friends on Tuesday evening Prior
70 the dance VIII McGillivray delighted
an present by dancing the Highland
Fling in costume He responded TO
encores with dialect recitations, which
We're highly. appreciated by his audi
ence. Musical numbers by Harry BAH
and Bruce Patterson We're also given.
Present were. Phoebe Hardin. Bessie
Felt, Emily Whitney, Claire Smith,
Ruby Young, Tillie Larson, IVY Young.
Geneve Clark, Mamie Silver, Josie Lar
son. Mary Young. Lillian Fisher. Genie
SILVER, Ethel Cahoon, Ina Nicholson,
Auetta Salmon, Nellie Nicholson, Sarah
Williams, Hannah Davidson, Mile
Hansen, and Messrs. Tom Jackson
Archie Sheppard, Rufus johnson. .Nyk
Smith, Than Smith, Melrose Spfcer.
George Morgon, VIII NuttaH, Dale
Pitt Jay Johnson. Z. r. Sanders.
Clyde Simmons. Coliey Stayner, Claude
Cannon, Norman Davis, julie AfcAIur-
rim.
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OGDEET

Ogden, May 1.-The DIAL party
OF the Wednesday Might club oc-
ours this coming wednesday at
Christeusens', when the orchestra
viii be augmented and several spe-
cial features arranged in honor OF the
end Of a most delightful season. mr.
and Mrs Christensen VIII leave ia a
few days for Salt Lake. NIr Christen-
sen VIII spend two months during the
summer at Boston attending summer
school FOR dancing masters. BE eI-
presses himself as highly pleased over
his steadily increasing patronage ia
Ogden.
A very pleasant May party was eivan
Wednesday night at the Second ward
Mr. and Mrs. Charles TiuoHon have
returned from Brigham City.
Mrs. S. Il Tracey returned Thursday
from an extended visit. to the coast
ing marriage of Alfred Dixon and Miss
Ida Harris, Wednesday, May 10.
Charles ". Green of san Francisco
and Miss Isabel Bowers OF salt Lake
parsonage by Rev n. G.. Evans.
c. Fl. Furniss and family have gene
east on a visit
The 3. and 3. club win meet next
week with Misses Lette and Pearl
Richards
Clark Meyers and his mother OF
Findlay, O., were Ogden visitors last
week
Fhomas Il Carr returned Wednesday
from months visit east
Mrs 5. J.. Griffin returned from Salt
Lake Monday after attending the Up
worth League convention
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PROVO

Prove May A-Under the auspices
Of che Philosophical society. Professor
Hickman delivered a lecture Thursday
evening IN College hail, on "Old Edu-
cation VS. New Education"
At parents class last WEDNESDAY
evening, DT. TalmaEe- delivered an able
discourse on Childhood and Youth
The speaker entered into the philosophy
Of early training, and showed how In
adequate are many artificial methods
In child education.
The marriage OF kiss Maud Bedford
and Mr.. George Edward Crane took
place in the Salt Lake temple last Wed
nesday.
Miss Florence Taylor has gone to
HebeF on q visit.
The announcement ref the approach
ing marriage Of Miss Jeanuetta Rich
ards and Mr.. VV1litmore win be Of great
interest to their. friends The ceremony
win take place on May 8.
Mrs. Edith Beck Martin hgB returned
to Provo from the east
Mayor Taylor and wife VII leave
Monday for New = crk Mr.. Taylor eX-
poets to be gone about a month, and
Will visit Nauvoo, Independence, kan
sas City Omaha ana St Louis on the
return trip.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
gregational church gave an fee cream
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sister Hathsheba in the Relief
society i-r.--.- Tina ID. II. Young
Sister Bathsheba at the Temple
$3.50 - Mrs A. w AIeCune
Ghildhood Reminiscences" .........
---- 1890 -.---------4 p s. Merrill
'sra1dfather and Grandmother''
-. ---.-i----.. Mrs. D. r. Allen
Great Granddaughter .-..-.-
$3.50, -s.-..--. .s.s. Nary S. Horne
Aunt BathsheBav 49,. .Julina smith
The Bigger Family Edna Smith
Aunt Bathsheba in the Ward.
.-..-.....- .......-..-- Bishop Beatie
A Tribute TO Aunt Bathshebap.
--..-..--.... AIRS. : T. T. Farusworth
The invited guests We're. President
and Mrs. Lorenzo Snow. President Jo-
seph Z. Smith, Mrs. Bathsheba w.
Smith, Mrs. zina y. II. Young Mrs.
Jane s. Richards. Mrs Z. b. Wells.
Apostle and Mrs Brigham Young.
Apostle and Mrs. a. II Lund. Apostle
and Mrs. John Henry Smith; Apostle
ard Mrs. Heber j. Grant Bishop and
Mrs. ~. T. Preston, Patriarch and
Mrs, John Smith, Bishop and Mrs. O..
If. Whitney Bishop and Mrs. w. J..
Beatie, Bishop and Mrs. John r. Win
Ak. NJ Barrett Mrs Anna watson.
Mrs Tina y Cord Mrs Maria y. Dou-
gall Mrs. MyTa 7. Rossiter, Mrs r.
n Davis, Mrs. Thomas Jennings. Mrs.
William JerHings, Mrs Henrietta j.
Elicrbeek. 4Irs Margaret ClaVson,
Mrs. Phoebe kimbalL Mrs Sarah j.
ClawsOn, Mrs julia Smith, Mrs. Edna
j. smith, Mrs sarah =. r. smith Mrs.
Marion l}eatie Mrs Rebecca STANDING
Mrs Hanna T. Smith, Mrs. Alzina VIII
rs, Mrs. Harriet Hanks, Mrs. J, G..
Felt Mrs. David Z. Allen, Bfrs, Amelia
r. Young, President and Mrs. Angus
M2 Carmen, Mr. and Mrs George "A.
smith Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r. Ly-
man. Mrs. Isabella NJ. Horne, airs.
Mary Horne Mrs. NJ. Merrill, Mrs 3.
8. MerriH. AIr. and Mrs. stephen Rich
ards, mr. and Mrs. r. S. Richards.
Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Bigler Mrs. Eiliz-
abeth Stevenson, Mrs. ~ aria NJ. Wilcox,
Miss spencer Miss Feasdaie. Mrs.
Lucy w TGimbaIl Mr.. and Mrs. p. T.
FarusWorth, RIr. and Mrs. Levi Rich-
ards Mr.. and Mrs @. H. Horne Mr..
and Mrs. w. Williams, Miss May Mer-
rfll. Mr. and Mrs. Cartwright Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Merrill, Mrs. susan
smith. Mrs. =. NJ Mansfield, Miss
Priscilla Smith 1r- and Mrs A. W.
1TcCune. Miss Edith Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. =. T. Lloyd. ar. and Mrs. A. 4.
Hyde Mrs. LYDIA A. Wells, Mrs. Su-
san. Wells. Mrs Emma $ Woodruff,
professor. a. o. Lund, Professor y. A.
anderson, Mr. p. r Farnswortn, Jr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Lund, Miss
Geneve EIerbeek, Miss Mabelle snow,
Miss CIa~a ClawsOn, Mrs George NJ
IarshaF Efss Florence SchOles, Miss
Mary EIt, ~ q, the Misses FarnsWorth-
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Afternoon Tea.

bright and enjoyable tea was given
yesterday 5E Mrs. Victor Clement and
Nrs. Burns Mcdonald. in honor OF Mrs
Chartes walker a rent acquisition to
salt Lake society The affair was
given at the home Of Mrs. Clement on
Brigham street The parlors were fra
grant with the odor of apple blossoms
ana white IlaCs- Daylight was ex-
cluded, and the lights were shaded ira
rose. In the dfnins room daybreak car
nations Were used In PERCUSSION. The
table was hghted wIah candelabra
shaded Ia rose, and was covered with
clusters OF carnations fastened with
airy bows or tulle.
Christensens' string quartette was
Htati0ned I'm the hail. and furnished a
programnes Of delightful music.
The hoStesses were assisted -7urinp-
the afternoon by Mrs. =. G.. Ewing
Mrs. r. $. Basc0m. Mrs. w G. sharp
Mrs j. Robinson WaHer. Ms Charles
Buffers, the Misses Thorn, Cotton,
Woodward, Freed, Mason, Adelaide
Mason, Crawford, Hardness, Winnie
SDrague, Anna MCCOruick rHrs.
Three hundred and nifty guests were
present during the afteruocu-
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The spring season has o~en1d most
ausUiciously Tor the de- es OF So
cietY The calendar for ,sch succeed
ing day Of the past wee, OFFERED some
bright and attractive event A number
Of eugagements We're also anhoouced,
among them Being that of Miss Emily
katz and Governor Heber NJ Wells.
The wedding, which viii be a quiet one.
VIII take place about the middle Of
June.
TIE principal event Of the coming
Louise Odell and Joseph Richards The
wedding win take place at the brides
home. and VIII be followed by q large
reception.
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Notable Event.

A notable event OF the week was the
entertainment given. Friday afternoon
by Mrs p r. sFarnsWOrth in honor Of
the birthday Of Mrs. Bathsheba smith.
-Eisa house was thrown open and hand
somcly decorated for the occasion.
Flags, flowers and historic pictures
were used
The following interesting programme
was given;
Opening prayer Bishop o. f. whitney
George A. and Aunt. 8athsheba -
.4.g........ Presidhnt Lorenzo snow
our Family -.-... .JShn Henry smith
"Tgle Old. Home -.--. Mrs Williams
Noted Virginians" .--.-. -. -,-,-..r
Bishop o. f. Whitney
The Prophet ..-.. ...-sJ Joseph r smith
'Father's First Counselor .....-..--s
-. .,....--.---.--.-.-> Brigham Young
when Old Friends Meet $780,.
...................A AIRS. =. =. Wells
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Weddine Rscantion.

A very enjoyable wedding reception
was given at the home of Mrs, w S.
Simkins in honor OF their son and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Sim
kins. Friday, May g. Those present
We're Charles Forchlund, Miss Giles
pie w T. Sinakins, Miss a. Frey Ed
Lawrence. Miss b. Frey. Ed Niglini,
Miss X. Siml1ins, Mr.. and Mrs II. wal
quist. MIR. and Mrs. W. II. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer Mr.. and Mrs. j. nj.
Hutchinson. Mrs. Chase, Mrs. Ward,
Mrs Melton. Mrs. Nolmer, Mrs. Vigiini.
Mrs. Charles Viglini Mrs. c. Frey Mrs
s. Brooks, Mrs. Justice, Mrs. J. Teas
de-
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Mr. Albert Nelson was the recipient
Of pleasant surprise party last Thurs
day evening. Games and music formed
the evenings pleasure. after which
dainty refreshments were served. Miss
Lucy Kin5an and Mr.. Eugene H0liday
were the winning couple in dancing the
cake walk. Those present were Misses
Nelly HasIam, Cora HasIam. Lucy
IIiuabaN. Werna KimbaH. Ethei Shep-
pard, Alice Fellows, Rebecca Morrison.
May Morrison, Hazel Mcdonald, Net
tie Kingdom. Dora Pugsley and Char
lott Jackson: AIessrs Albert Nelson.
BOY Nelson, Norman Sanders, Eugene
Holiday, Johpnie Browning, George
and Tom Morrison. Heber + ilaoall
Don .NcDonaId and Worn Pugsley.
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friends herr on her way home from

friends here on her way home from
California
MRS. L. L. Terry mas gone to Cali
James I, Franken mas returned from
fortlana' ore ~
Frank W jennings has returned
from wyoming.
Colonel f. T. Holmes leaves tomor-
row for the east.
Mrs. George. odeu is visiting rela-
tiyes in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble Warrum have
returned from california.
Miss Alice Newell is the .gaest Of her
Mrs. Buffers Of san Francisco is the
guest Of Mrs Victor Clement
ar and Mrs g. c. slade are at home
Mrs. Edward Rooklfdge OF Chicago is
the guest OF Miss Marion Rooklidge
Ny and Mrs G. w. Carleton have
returned to Wyoming for the summer.
AIr. and Mrs S, v Trent have re-
turned from a delightful trip to the
Miss Kate G. worse is att home to
her friends at 451 East Third South
SOS First streets between d and f
streets.
Curg Williams. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Farley Williams, has returned from
Fred w NIeakin has returned from
she Philadelphia Dental college for his
vacation.
r. H. Terhune and daughter. Flor
enee, have gone to Colo 10 for
short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred s.. Baker and
children are the guests - MI and Mrs.
f. S. Feny.
AIRS T. Church announces the en-
gagement Of her daughter, May, TO
julius Munson.
lfr- and Mrs. William Peck Of New
York spent the past week in the city
visiting friends.
Or. and Mrs. T. D. woodruff have
invitations out for a euehre party for
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Jay Tarvtn Harris VIII
occupy Mrs. sara Z. Bransford's home
during the summer.
Mrs. y. G. Mclaughlin has returned
from California. and = at home to her
friends at the Kn1ItSf0rd
The marriage of Miss Amelia Sven
son and Samuel Carter of Provo took
place Wednesday evening.
e @ o
Miss Margaret Peterson and Harry
L. Thomas were quietly married Mon
day evening, Bishop Emery off1Ciating.
The athletic association of the Uni
versity of Utah has invitations out for
a dance at Chrisrensens' Friday even
ing.
Mrs. J. w. McKeehan of Tacoma,
Mrs. J. W. Campbell, 315 South First
West street.
The You and Crystal club. joined
by few friends, surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Butler former members of the
club. last Monday evening.
= o.
Mrs Z. Sondheim and daughter viii
return today from san Francisco,
where they haYe been for some time
visiting relatives and friends.
The marriage of Mrs. z. A. Monheim
and p ]. DonOhue. which occurred
Thursday evening, was a surprise to
their many. friends ia the city.
o . .
Harry r. freeman was recently
married in Waullegan, Ills, to Miss
Kathryn Holder Of that city The
happy. couple VIII reside in this city.
o g g
Judge and Mrs. lie Grand Young
have gone to New York. Miss Alton
Young accompanied them as far as
Chicago, where she viii visit relatives.
The p. z. Q. society viii shortly give
q rummage sale, the object being to
raise money to establish a, bed in one
Of the local hospitals. This viii be
the first sale of the kind ever held in
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Proeressiva FIclre-

Fri1ay evening Mr. ana Mrs Fred
w. Scarf entertained at progressive
euchre. Mrs. C,lareBce Il. Warnoct
ana Dr. CritohloW won prizes for the
greatest number of prggressi0ns and
Mrs Q. x Lewis was given the lone
hand n1ize.
Present We're Mr. and Mrs o. X
Lewis, Mr., and Mrs. J. n. Richards
hr and Mrs. WsFDoclS, Dir. and Mrs
J. w Delano, Mr.. and AIRS. @. IL
Brink. Mr. and Mrs. 0Eoulton Mr and
Mrs. r j, Grant Mr. and MIS- Lewis
Evans, Dr. and Mrs T-ipp, Dr.
Critchloyy Mrs. Farlow. .Mrs. Elccles,
Miss Walker. Miss Sawyer Miss Law
SON. Miss Park. Miss Cherry. Afr. s
ii. Fields Mrs. Sawyer, Mr.. A. =. Saw
yer jr., Miss G. sawyer, AR. j. T..
Gardner
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Kensington Tea.

On Wednesday Mrs. T. II. Smith en-
tertained at a Kensington- Prizes were
won by Nesdannes Williams and JHc-
Colon. A dainty luncheon was served,
after which musical selections by Mrs.
Frank Murphy, George Kidder, Harry
Clark. McBrtde, and Master Dale. Smith
were enjoyed.
The guests present were 9Iesdapaes
Jack a Reeves. r.. r., IickersOn Frank
Murphy Mcbride. DR.. ~ S, Hudson,
Charles Van Dyke, Harry CLARKE, j.. A.
williams, H. III. Newcomb, q. G.. Nc
Colon, George kidaer and Alden
EIaync. -
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- 60.

The May club had a jolly time at its
meeting on Wednesday evening. on
which occasion Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ
Sadler We're host and hostess. During
the early part of the evening a few
card games were played. prizes being
awarded to the following Mrs. w. H.
Culver. Mr.. 7. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs
I. c. Holding
After serving dainty refreshments the
annual election of officers took place.
Those retiring were given a vote of
thanks. The remainder Of the even
ing was spent very pleasantly IN rem
dering vocal and instrumental seleo-
tiOns- Mrs. Sadier was assisted in en-
tertalning by her charming daughter,
who recently returned from the coast.
The club viii next be entertained by
A1r. and Mrs. w. Williams.
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nali-htf,1l- Afternocn-

Mrs James 10inwoedey and Mrs Eu-
gene T. II. Hanna we're on Thursday
afternoon the hostesses Of a delightful
kenstngtcn. Musical numbers were
given BY Mrs. II. NJ. Dinwo0dey. Miss
Frances Hampton and MISS Edwards
The invited guests We're AIesdames
Rachel Miller J. r. Rawlins, w. Kin
hershey ~. a Shepherd, =. DUbet
Hague. Sears NJ. Sears Edwards. F..
Taylor. !. III. Bailey, jenkins, T.. Need
ham Heller Lee r. p. Norris. w. A.
Needham. Joseph A. Jennings, J. Gray,
AIoyle, S. DInwoodey, George Romney.
jr., J. Ia. M0yle, II. NJ. Dinwoodey,
Henry hampton, Carleton Sexton. Z.
i. Sheppard smith, Alexander, EIUd-
son, Pearson, Eyer, A. ~ Cherry, A.
Anderson, Thorn. j. TimmOny J NJ.
Hamilton. II. Groves, w. i Price, r.
Wells, Minor Wells. j.. KimbaH, j. =.
Parker. w. w. Hail. Jenny Boutwell,
and the Misses Needham, Hanna,
hampton, Pye and DinwoOdey
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- Honor 81 - Banm-

one OF the pleasant and Informal
events Of the week was the parGy given
i'm honor Of Mrs. c. Il. Baum by Mrs.
-. -. woodruff
The guests present were Mr.. and HRS.
A. e Andrus, Judge and Mrs Bowman,
Judge and Mrs. Cherry. Mr.. and Mrs
C-wan, Mr.. and Mrs. u, J.. Carpenter,
Mr.. and Mrs W. ii. Dale, Mr. and Mrs.
EdmUnds, Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes, Mr.
and Mrs Greenwood, Mr.. and Mrs
Harris. Dr. Miles. Dr. and Mrs. g. b.
Pfoutz, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, Mr.. and
Rlrs- Peaslce. Mr. and Mrs A. q Wal
lace, Mr. and Mrs BOXrtd, the Misses
Davis Cherry Dorm
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Proeressive -.

The Progressive society met on FRI
day evening Bith Henry Kirkham. The
programme was shortened on account
of a small attendance, occasioned by
the storm. the only numbers being pia-
no solos by julie McAIurrin, a, vocal SOLO
by Harry Bail and a. declama tory con-
test between John Walden and Rufus
Johnson. The latter was victorious.
The club WIN meet on May IL at
Thomas Barnacle
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Pleasant Event.

May day was pleasantly celebrated
by Miss Nellie Moray at her home on
Oak street. The hours were passed
with music and games. Tempting re-
freshments were served.
Those who enjoyed the affair were.
The Misses Ida and Libby Rockwell,
Hilda and Hannah Carlson. Title and
Maria Thomas, Pearl Branch, Ella Ar
mold, Emma Lundbergs and Leone As
per
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Those present were the Misses Emily
Feveryear, Irene FeWeryear, Ethel Post,
Sarah Mexican, Eva Dangerdeld, So
phia TroWDridge. Ellen Anderson, VIII
Ferguson, Herbert Roberts. VIII Bragg.
Frank Carson, Egbert White, Leslie
Evans. John Mexican
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Il Honor 81 -. 60 80

The most beautiful luncheon that has
been given recently In social cir res
was the one given Friday at the Alta
club by Mrs. Orlando ~. Powers, in
honor OF Mrs, Charles walker The ta-
bic was laid So the white and gold din
Ing room, ana was eNquisitely decorated
in colOrs OF deep rose and green The
Ger terDiece was 2. huge butterfly bow
Of rose taffeta ribbon, whiS raeiiatinE
from &C were streaners of the ribbon
entermiagled With sprays OF .feathery
plumOsa- saliI baskets of carnations
and ferns. TiaCed at either end OF the
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tr,,l, heightened the beautiful effect.
t4s Pi&ce cards were. daintiIy painted
lsllls' on which was printed a clever
sLfssihs same. Mrs. Burns MacDon-
- as me successful contestant and
g y arded one of the fora3 baskets.
the other being given to tbe yUest r,f
tgilpF as souvenir Of the occasion.
MIS- powers guests we're Mrs.
charles Walker. Ms. f. S. Basc0n1.
~ y -, t-dWard 5. Ferry. Mrs. Frank w.
- ID l-hgs, Miss HarIuless Mrs Victor
Clement Mrs. ". g. SEarD. Miss wool
Ward, Mrs. David 8Iurrav, Miss Muir
ray Mrs Smedley-S smith. Hiss Mason.
Mss Adelaide Mason, Miss Anderson.
1dfs- j. r. Walker. Airs. Mabel Nc
* ure' MISE Edwin II. Holmes Mrs.
Cparles Buffers Mrs. Charles Read. one
MISSES Hanauer. Mass KimbalL Miss
zane, Mrs. Burns Macdonald.
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20. - -I-Inoheon

Ar. enjoyable an ir of Thursdav af-
lernoon was the luncheon given by
Mrs William Gibson Sharp. The table
was aftructtvely decorated and around
u Were seated Mrs. q. b Beatty, Mrs.
Fischer MISS Mason Alfsa AdeaiFe
Mason. Miss I2{raS1ll Mrs. r. C
Woodruff and Miss TIarkness.
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Elaborate Dinner.

Dr. ana MRS IT. 5. Bascom We're the
guests Of honor at an elaborate din
ner giveHf Wednesday evening by Mr.
and Mrs Fred w Seartr. To meet
mem We're present Afr and Mrs T.
r. Richards, Mrs Maye FarIow. Mrs.
Grassland Mr. IT, g Schranl1 and
Or. John s. Critchlow
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At Dinner

Mrs william Gibson Sharp gave a
daintily appointed dinner Thursday
evening The table was arranged In
CoiOrs Of pink and green, and covers
were laid for Blr. and Mrs. D. j. Sharp,
Mr. and Mrs *. p. Sprague, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ Bidwell, Miss Hardness. and
AIr Wolfe.
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Dainty Luncheon.

Mrs. G. =. Hawyer gave a dainty
luncheon Tuesday afternoon. Covers
were laid for Mrs Barton Of Denver,
Mrs. Z. L. Downing, Mrs A. G. No
MILAN, Mrs. G. J. Bartbel and Miss
Deal.
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Bfrtndav Party.


Tuesday evening lftde Rosa Doul1in
-celebrated her thirteenth Birthday very
pleasantly. The guests enjoyed games
and a dainty supper
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from ''The Little Minister" Altogether
the afternoon was a most enjoyable
one.
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Social Chat.

Miss Mary Burke has gone east.
Mrs Q. R. Pearsan has returned
from Denver
Mrs, @. L. Baum, formerly of this
city, but now of Denver, is visiting
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-03-02
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Troops guard the streets OF Oporto
Portugal, to prevent renewal of the re-
ligious demonstrations.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made In
Pekin for erecting powerful Internal
isnal fort beside the imperial palace.
Cubans 10 Havana show a defiant
spirit toward the United States Con-
gress 10 regard to the relations bet 8eer
the new republic and this country.
Peter Karpovicb. who shot and seri
eusly wounded N. Bogoliepof, the
Russian minister of public instruction,
10 st. Petersburg, says he had been &C.
lected by lot to kill the minister.
The Maryland Brewing Company has
defaulted In the payment of interest on
its mortgage. Action on the petition
for the appointment OF receiver has
been deferred. The company has re-
J duced the price OF it's product from s6
to $3.50 per barrel.
Admiral Schley has been detached
from the command OF the South At
lantic Squadron and ordered home.
Rear Admiral Cromwell, at present in
command Of the navy yard at Ports
mouth, N. a., will succeed Admiral
Schley on the South Atlantic station.
Dun reports commercial failures 10
February were 1924 in number, and
81 .2S7 ,21l. in amount, compared with
1,243 In January with liabilities OF
81 ,220,811. 10 manufacturing there
were 2l2 defaults, for a. 1893. TAI, in
trading, ISL for "a .444 1913, and 10 other
commercial, including real estate
brokerage, and transporting, there
we're So failures, for 81. 443, 507.
The London war office has received
the following from Lord Kitchener,
dated Pretori, March /: "De Wet has
been forced north over the Orange river,
and is now clear of Cape Colony. Two
hundred prisoners have been taken:
others, who were stragglers. being cap.
tured. Eighty men OF Kitchener
fighting scouts were attacked by su.
perior numbers and, after a prolonged
fight and sustaining 20 casualties, sur
rendered.
The rag dealer who for IL cents Sc
cured bundle of old clothes contain.
in SO $40 belonging to aged Mrs. Mary
Conley, of Chicago, ia now on board q
steamer bound for Germany. The pc.
lice learned that F. FeldmaD, a rag
dealer, had become possessed Of large
sum OF money on February q and that
he had at once started for Europe. AL
though a telegram was sent to New
York to detain him. 1t is believed be
had too great a start and Is now on the
ocean.