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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
neutrality-suspicious. &opiteI.
Ser g~nnSeseib.

9lltf Der Burg &obe in Der @et-
terau naren nm Wtitternadt IN einem
perihloiienen unO ipGrlid belellbte-
ten Saale nte6r ais bunoert bie0ere
Sitter perIummelt. Sic laBen INN
cine idnar5geOette SufeI uno auf
idJpar8Qepoliterteu SeIieln. Sn Der
@titte Der ian9en Suiel ltano 5mil9en
aWei brennen0en 9er5en Elm GbriltuS-
bib. Sic ernIte uno midtige BIB.
iiht Der nd6tIi6en Seriammlung
mgr auf alen @eit6tern oeutli6
a~llsaepragt. Sbenan Job Elm ebr.
miirDiaer @reis nit Silberbaaren.
Sem coles, offenes @eien mar bas
treue Neprdge BON Der @iiroe ieines
.8eiites unb Dem @oel ietner Seele.
.Iuf Den eriten 9lublid batte man
einen Mtann bon @eisbeit uno Bic
oeriinn Dor lid. IS war Der Dor.
trefilihe @raf Sugo SeeIbad bon
Der Sobe.
Ifit miir6epoQem GrnIte erbob lid)
Der eIrpiirOige @reis, uno in Der
Gan3en &eriamnllmg berrihte cine
SoOtenitiQe. Gr begaHa lolgenOe
GeOe:
n@erebrte Sreunbe! - tDeure
8rii0erl
SIM gtomen 0eS aQmGdtigen @ot-
tes. 81 oeiien @bre mir OaS Sdmert
fiibren, baben mir llnS bier perIam-
melt, Inn gemeinidaftli6 81 beratben
itber cine bodlit mid)tige glugele9eu=
belt. melde @otte5 gbre, Die beiIigs
tier &enIdenredte uno baS &obi
unb @ebe unIereS Siirlten unO
GaterlonoeS betriift.
Soft. ser aawinen6e, lit 3eree,
pic BELLA Die I6ii6t un0 luie notb-
meltoig Der 3Ded lmierer gegenDdr.
tiaeu &eriammlung lit. Sa, eS tbrt
nptb, Dab einlnal bieOere Wdnner
8ulammentreten uno unter ii6 einen
heiiiqen 8uno l6lieBeH, Der nit per-
einter Wfadt Der &ebme entgegen.
tritt, INN 0o6 einmal Der boQiider
8os6eit elm GuOe 5u madeu, Uomit
Oieie ungerOhen ungeredtigfeit alri
ltngerehtigfeit uno &erbreden on
Serbreden bduft. Soer ioQ polenos
nod oaeS 8lut Der 8eredten flieBen,
unb 0aS orme &oterlano aun5 81
@runOe gebeu? Spreden ui6t tau.
ienO SeDeiie fir @iuen, wie piele
bimmelihreien0e llngere6tigfeiter
ullb Shan0tbuten Die gebeimel
Sebmridter in ibren W6roerh0blel
unaeitrait nerii6en? S5a, 8riioer
1Sbr ielbit ieiO 3eupen BON BEN bit
tern &lnaen, Die in lulierm un9liid.
lIdlen 9cutihlan0 BON SouIeu0eu
mie ans @iuem Whm0e, gen SimmeI
iteiarn, SSommern um0 ieui5en MIDI
Sum0erte Der @ittmen rlto @uiier
in Nnth mo Glen0, NORM lie Oit
nroulame &ebme unaere6terpeii
ueitiir2t bat? @dL mer beiammer,
| benH nidt Die pielen @ea1teten, ole
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
Sic 3cue ser 2ciDem,
pStr:
Sie &D~bnrg
9ie 3Dbmr9-

liebeS Gin0, 3anf, liebe Selene! hoB
|0u MIDI 0arun erinnert bait. Sa,
ih mill tbre &eioen enOen, mill mein
unrett luteoer gut maden, uno oaS
lieber nod beltte ais morgen!
Soalei6 qob mem Gater Den Ses
fehl I'll grrer 8efreil1ng uuO 10 fan-
ben mir ltltS mie0er."
Wfit Dielen &orten mari tie Ii1 Der
8rdfin in Die Nrme, Die on SelenenS
8ruit Shrdnen Der 5reuOe unO OeS
.Ganfes sDergoBg
aIlip Dem lieben 8ott uilb Dir,
lie6e Softer, perbanfe i6 eigentlid
meilie Grloiungl 2oS babe ib mir
0oh I'M eriten slugenblife geoabt."
SO iprud Die @rdfin uno oriidte Ses
leuen 6eftiger an tire Sruit. rgm.
pfunae meinen 9unf, meinen innig.
item 9unfl 0enu id bate es IN
ienem ifretIiheu &erfer, BET @oller
tno 9roO, nidt mebr LANCE altsge=
halten; nidt mehr lange, uio Die
GrlDluna aus Dem aerter Ddre bllrd)
ben SOB fir INNER geidebeu. Sic
Setrentng' lit nod sur re1ten 3eit
erfblat."
so bat es ser liebe @ott gefiigt!"
rief &elene aus; rbarum gebOrt
nift mir, ionOern Gott aaein Der
Can't"
rgser fpmmt?" fragte bie Grdfiu
etpos Gngitli9.
Gen Sritten nod lit eS ipabr-
ihetultt metu Setter, ertuioerte
Selene; uDie miro er iid %freuerL DAP
s5br i6on ba leiD!"
SSSn oieiem Iu9enblide eing Die
Sbiire alIf unD Der eintreten0e GraI
bebte eri6roden 3uriif. Gem ais er
Die @rdfin bon @aloern Das lebtt
Wtal lab, mar lie nod cine jung(
%bliihenOe Srau, unO Jest Job er Ell
a~bqehdrmtes, Dem Sobe dbnlihes
8raueubilo Dor ii6. Gr faBte lid
auf DER Stelle mieoer, trat NIT elmer
3hrdne Ser &eue i'm guge 3ur Sra:
lin bin. filBte ibr Die magere San(
uno Bat tie Dor lllem nm Ser5eib.
una. lln0 crit nab erbaltener Ser
6eihlmg bieB err lie IN leiner Surc
%iptlfommpn. &ierarf fiibrte er fl
an Der Sanb IN Die i6onlten unf
prahtooiliten @emd9er IN Der &urG
lnb iprnd: n0ieie, cole @rafin
iteben @uf 81 Gebote, uno Sbr Iole.
BON MN on auf meiner Surg ee,
halten iein, mie Die Wfutter meinel
Sotter. un0 Denn SSbr's erluubet-
ME meme leiblihe S6pelter. So
Sbr Toilet iiber NleS 81 gebleteg
baben, 0as mem lit"
Die cute 8rdftn, nel6e oltf etlter
10 berslifen Gmpfatg unO auf einl
10 lieoreide Iufnahme ni6t gefaBi
mar. muBte Dor &%iibrung fem @ori
III ermtoern. Sbre einstoe Grmi0e-
runq muren SreuOen. unO 0antes'
thruHen.
Ser aebeiierte Graf belt @ort.
unO Die @r1iin bette ii6 bel elmer il
lorQIamen 8fle9e balo Dteoer erbolt
Sbre @unaen fingen nieOer on lid
au rDtben, Itlto ibr Srobiim unb ibre
Seiterteit 3uriid3utebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

Cyel0berrn gdlten. Inter beioen
SSiinglingcn berrihte elm eoler @ett-
eifer III Den Sbuten Der Supferfeit
unb Des gOelmlltbes. 9eioe tbuten
@ilnOcr Oes Wtlltbs uno Der Sapfer-
teit. Sic wuroen uugemein i'm
qun5en Seere belpltnDert. 3meimal
bate apbltrg belt Steinegg, nno
alpeimal Steinegg ben SelOberrn pom
Zone derettet.
Sect muroe sic Geite beltiirmf,
nno flrf]tbar NOR Der &f. User
mar Der Grite auf Der Settings,
maner? &pbnrg mars, uno auf i'm
fpl0te Steine99, mo banu eiil
tapferer Sampler INN ben alloern,
IS erld)ou bon Der Selte berob Der
SieaeSruf, uno Die Burg
Irensbera mar in Der Mabt Der Ser
biinbeten. Sebt floB bas glut Der
Sreiib0ffen Die @aiierbGde, llno
lper bon ibnen ben Zoo nift fdno,
Duroe in Seiielu gei6mieoet. S6red-
lih houiete 8ottes Hade mIf 9trens-
berd. unb balD loDerte Die Burg in
lidlthellen Slammen auf.
Sdnell perbreitete iid) baS @eriidt
bonn Siege Der SerbiinOeten mo pou
Der aGnSlifen Sertilglng Des Srei.
itubls an IrenSberg. SieB furht.
bore @eriiht erreete allentbalben
Srelloe uno Shreden. Simmer itdr.
fer mitds Das 9%unoesbeer, utlo i'm.
mer idwqher uno mutbloler muroeu
Die SeinOe. Selbit Der Gaiier batte
Den Serbiinoeten einen 3u1pa6S bon
etltheu tallleno topfern &riegern gu
qeifidt. SEPT erlhoa i'm 8eloae-
idreI. nebit ben beloen fur6tbaren
gtamen. audi nod Der Home oes
glormuroigen> &ailerS. go ging MN
Den &erbiinbeten allentbalbeu 5l1rbi
uno Shreden pordn, uno bitter
ibnen Der folgte Sieg ino &ubm.
Sdneler nnD leifter gineen ollie
%folqenoen Stiirme poriiber, nnD bald
maren allb Die an0ern SSreiltiible
Soeft, luna un0 9etmol0 Dor
@runb aus perbeert. Scum ging aud
Der Sturm auf 8epelsburg los. 81
NOR befttaer, ais aQe portgen. Sier
ifien oas Slid ben Serbiinoeten Den
Giiden febren 81 mollen. Senn ar
Ginmal nobm fiir lie Der &ompf eiue
unaiinltiae @enoung.
.Wtar lit gefangen! - Mar lit IN
Seinbes Sano!" eridoa es iurd)tbal
oilrf ods gauge Seer, 9ieB erregte
einen all9emeinen S6refen. &p.
bura nuroe mie raieno; oenn es pal
ia iener @ann, ben iein @ater bereits
aiponSiq Sabre auf ieiner Burg burd
Te%rborGenbeit Dor ben sSeiuoef
idliibte. ltno nun ioute er auf Ger.
ielben Burg, mo ibm iein &ater tier.
bend nod Die groBte SorgfaIt fir ibr
auftrua, in ben Sdnoen Der Seino(
Elm Spfer meroen! Sect fodte oas
Seloenblut in ieinen IOern; er iiber.
nobm Die @nfiibrung oes Seeres
unO o,irh ieine beiipieaoie Sapfer.
felt Duroe oas gan5e Seer ange'
feuert. IS entltano elm rubmpoilel
&f. Gem audi BON Seite 0el
Selugerten murDe tapfere @eeehnebl
geleiitet. Ser 8ampf DurOe immel
bitiaer uno blutiger, llno beioerieits
foitete eS piele Spfer. Sange bliel
Der Siea unentl6ieoem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

@rof bon @oloernl" ga ihloB ibn
elmer nah Dem Mnbprn in feline
Irn1e, ulo Der quite @raf BON
WolOern Dor SreiiOe foit eroriidt.
sSn zines Seben auge itunoen Srelty
%oentbrduen. llno Warens @rlbeinen
bette mirflih auf ollie anmeienDen
Sitter ben beablidtieten ginDrud
Qemnhf.
pGs lebe Mar bon @albernl es
lebe unier Mniiibrer!" rtefen Die
einen. DGs lebe Der beilige 9rnb!"
rleten Die Mnoern. Ile brannteu
Dor &ibegieroe, rmurmten Elm.
oltOer uls 9riiber uno baten Ben
Grofen Sltgo SeelbaG bon Der 2obe,
ibnen Den beiligen 8unoeSeib ab5ll.
nehnlen.
Ser cole Wreis mar eall3 ent5iift
Dor Sreu0e, oaB MN einmal iein
Munlh, Den er lbon pIele Sabre i'm
Ser5en trug IN grfiilung geben unD
0eutiGlanOs Gettung erfGmpit per-
ben ipllte. Sem Nntlis itrablte, pie
Dos zines Gerflarten, nnD cine Sreus
oentbrdue ~5itterte IN ieinem Mu9e.
Nadoem Iqe .ben mie0ererltauoe.
men @rafen bon @alberu bersli6 be-
milfpmmt. nno er Die Gr3ablllng
ieiner bisberigen S6idiale auf Elm
anberes 9fal perldoben bate, tnieten
gae nieOer nno flebten einmiitbig 81
8ott, bob er ibren beiligen GID &c.
nebmiqeu, ihreu guuo beidlieBen
unh ihr llnternebmen ieanen mOge.
ltno nl1r muroe Der beilige Sunoes'
eiO aeihDoren.
8raf Wtar bon @aloert mltBte an
Der Spite Der Sitter BEN beiligen
Gt0 ubnebmen.
gr 8og Oas SdDert aus Der
SfeiOe, unb baSielbe tbaten ollie
llebriaen. Mit emporgebobeuenl
Gfperte ipraG nun Der 8rai
folaenbe @orte Dor, uno aue uebri-
gen ipra6eil iie linn nit ebenfaas
emporaebobenem SAnerte nnh.
Graf M az. y@ir Sitter bes
beutiden &eides uno Saialen OeS
&aiiers"
IlIe. .@ir Sitter bes beuti6en
Geihes uno 8aiallen bes &aiierS"
@ru sc Tar. ri6poren Dor Dem
beiliqen gngeiidte @ottes",
/ Ille. nidworen Dor Dem beili.
gen Inii6te 8ottes",
Graf sc yoab mir uniern
beiligen gunD treu balten"
allie. ooaB mir uniern beiligen
giIno treu balten"
Graf sc a /. runo Sur Ser.
tilauua Der &ebme 9ut uno 9lui
paaen ipoQen." .
Nile. nunb CUR Sertilgung Der
Sehme @ut unb 9lut pueen poaen."
8raf Mar. Sur oas @obl
0eS &aiiers unD Des &aterlaubes ioll
Der 3wef unierer Seboe lem,
allie. Sour bas 8obl Oes &ai'
ierS unb, bes Gaterlanbes ioa Der
3ped unierer Seboe fem,
Graf sc /. no lpabr elm 8oti
I'M Simmel lebt, 81 belien gbre wil
Oas Gdpert fiibrenl"
Ille. yio ,Dobr elm. 8ott In
iSimmel lebt, 81 oeiien gbre mir oos
Sdwert filbren!"
Cont mar nun nit einem giol
iener mdhtiae SurO gelhlolien, oei
init @ottes Silfe Die furhtbart
&ebme i'm ean5en Deutiben &ei6t
pertilaen iollte. l1nO @ott beiligtt
un0 iegnete Den 9uno.
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@ieruno5pan5ieites &apitel.
Sas @eiGngmif.

Wabren0 Des blBl9en Samples
fnieten @rdfin 8eata lno Srdulein
Selene in einem 8ema6e, 0as auf
Den 8urgbof binauSging, un0 flebten
inter Ingit un0 Sbrdnen gu @ott
um aliifli6en Iuseang Des fiirdters
lihen Samples. Seoe aber bate
ibren eiaenen @unib. geata flebte
Inn Den Sieg Der &erbiin0eten, uno
Selene um Ole Grbaltung ibres
Saters.
Wah einem fur5en, aber inbriin.
itiaeu @ebete erboben ii6 Die beiOen
Nreunoinnen, uno Cine iu6te Die
Mnoere 8u berubigen.
n8ir boben nun Sl1 @ott aebetet,
i'm oeiien almddtiger Sano aae
meni6liben S6idiule iteben", per-
iebte Die @rdfin; nibm no1en mir
ouher audi Iaes i~iberlaiien. 9enn
ipie Soft es fiiet, 10 lit es redt, umb
ipenn es audi gegen nnlere @iini6e
lift"
.SSa, liebe Mutter!" iIate Selene
bel, inbem iie cine SbrGne pom Illge
trodnete; Dem lieben 8ott polen
mir IQes i~iberlaiien. @ir Ieuibeu
iteben ia alle IN ieiner Sano, nno
obne iein gSiiien uno @illen fG1t
fein Sperling bonn 9ade, un0 fem
Saar bonn meniblihen Saupte."
.Sorb', liebe Selene! mas ut
0ns?" rief Die 8r6fin pl0blid aus
lno elite an oas offene Senlter.
SeIene folgte ibr.
DEriumpb, Sriumpb!" eri6oa es
rnten i'm 8urgbofe aus DEM Wiilnbe
Der 8elagerten: der Seloserr Der
SerbHnoeten lit IN uulerer @elpultl
Sinunter nit Dem ged6teten Sunoe
lin Den tiefunteriten &erfer!"
Sn oieiem Muaenblide fiibrten
robe Gnappen ben geieIielten Selo.
herrn inter Dem Seniter Der @rdfin
roriiber. Ser @efangene blidtc I'M.
millfiirlih binauf bas @ngeiidt Der
8rGfin ~feiIelte ieinen glid, er Dolte
iteben bleiben; ober ole robeu
&noppen lbleppten ibn gefpaltiam
meter.
% oIlgiitiger @ottl" rief Die @rd-
FIN aus unD fiel obnmd6tIg IN
,Selenens Mrme. 8or Sbrefen i6rie
lSelene 10 beftig, OaB elm 9iener lnO
lein &ammermdo6en 81 gleiter Belt
herbeieilten, nm nadl5uieben, mas
Dem an1oigen Srdulein 5ugeItoBen
lei. @ie groB mar ibr Grltaltnell.
als iie in pes SrduleinS Irnien Die
@rGfin erblidten! 9ieie mnroe 10
aleih ouf's Gopba ge9radt. no lie
iid balo mieoer erbolte. Wtit Dem
9epuBtiein febrte nild wieoer DIE
ifredlihe grinnerung an oas 5uriif,
mas iie ioeben 9eieben nno mas Die
uriahe BON ibrer Sbnmadt gerpelen.
.9(d, liebe Selene, mas babe i'd
aeiebenl" rief Die @rdiim naboenl
iih Der 9iener runb pas &ammer.
mGohen pieOer entiernt bdtten,
ihmerSlid) aus; lid traue mir falml
Die M0alihfeit 81 oenfen mo bod
lit es nidt MIR monlih - es lit Dirf'
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Wod aar nidts.

Grelibe: Die often idiefen SGuier
bon Siloesbeim baben auf mid einen
rmpergeBliben @inOrlld gemadt!"
gaier: u0ie bdtten Sic eri9t
amol init on &ouid iebeu ioGen."
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@etrahtnna.

Wam (einer 4antippe): n@os
muB i6 bod elm idledter Meni6
lem. menn meme Srau Die before
SGlfte BON inns 8eioen it,"
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5.a. 1satws sts. 9eIspbsm Ii8.
2Ief&ior S6mitt,
5.u. Watms gtr.
9eIeebcm

Ia Sg-w .N>A
0roboerfantS, gambler
III ben beieu ulb remieu impor.
tirtell iino etnbeimil6en @eiuem II. @bisfies
iiir Samilleue unb Wteoi,ius @ebrau6 an ben
biuiSitep gsboleiale : Brelieu in irgenS elmer
Ouantitdt. SD u%ertauie biais aber edit.
unb llilr 9egeii, gaar9elo. qe rf
SeiIer @aliiornia Eortwein $1.OO PEI
gaQone unS auiwarts.
3ur 8eh. SeaGtune fur Yrieaer.
GeSMltar=@ 20
9araltlrt uno pon ben beiten 3su9nilien
besleitet. 0rp mnb Smeet Deiue
eine SpsSia!itGt
45sH NN~N~- az
geiie auswabl BON @etrdnten IN SlaIdeu.
Seitellungem per Yoit Iperoell aui bas grom.
pteite uno Sete beiorst uub bleiben ltets
priuat. Wan {dreibe nm cine preisiiie.
ugtat fur paba's 9siiwaufee ster.,
Nrferen,: Dubuque National Yani.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-31

Hon. Frank j. Cannon and family re-
turned home this week from Washing
ton, D. c., where they have been living
during the past year.
Miss Nicotine Seaborg and Mr. Fred.
rick Green, both Of ogden, were mar.
lled this week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-31
pEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1909.

delightfuny informal time spent. The
hostess was assisted by Miss CLAUDIA
Morris.
Miss Bessie Chambers VIII leave the
lst OF the month for her home III
Omaha.
Mrs. James H. Kirk left Tuesday
evening for a visit OF two months IN
Chicago ...
Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Sherman have re-
turned from the east. Mrs. Sherman
has been visiting Cor the past few
weeks in Dcs Moines with her uncle,
Major hoyt Sherman.
Mrs. Ezra Thompson and daughter,
Norinne. have returned from a three
weeks pleasure trip 10 California.
Hugh b. Sprague has returned from
Philadelphia for the summer
Mrs Belden az s.. Louis Is visiting
hor sister, Mrs. George Y Wallace.
Mrs c. A. Clark Of Seattle Is In the
city visiting Mrs. j. b. Thompson.
Mrs, J. c, Laux has her father. Mr..
j. j. wills OF Omaha, FOR her guest
Mrs Don Carlos Roberts and Mrs.
Hunt entertained the Sewing club on
Monday,
Mrs. Stanley Price will leave early in
June for San Francisco, whore she viii
spend the summer.
Mrs, Almy has discontinued her
Thursdays at home till Sept. l.
Mrs. Curtis Knight, who has been
spending the past two or three weeks
In California, viii return next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement have returned
from New York.
Mrs. W. V. Rice will leave next week
to spnd the summer In Park City,
Mrs Rudy entertained the Woman's
Republican club on Thursday at her
home,the entertainment being 49, The
prizes In the contest were won by Mrs.
Mahl and Mrs Walter Fraser.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-31

auer and Mr.. Carl Gunther took place
on Monday at the home OF the bride 3
parents. The rooms were prettily dec
Grated and the relatives and friends
OF the happy couple gathered later 10
extend congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. s. II. Babcock and
children left on Thursday FOR santa
Cruz, where the former VIII stay Tor the
summer Mr. Babcock returning as
soon as the family are settled.
Mrs. Henry Blount, a noted club
woman OF Boston, was in the city on
Wednesday and was guest al an infor-
NAL afternoon affair given by Rev, and
Mrs. Clarence 4. Brow- on that day
Mrs. Conway, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs Perry Heath left
on Thursday for home In Kentucky.
Mrs Henry Harrison and daughter
and Mrs A. A. Gibson viii leave short
ly to spend the summer at Ocean Beach,
". j.
Clarence Cohn and the Misses Edna
and sylvia Cohn viii arrive early In
June.
Mrs. j, W. Swain and daughter, Miss
Ethel Vivian. arrive this week and viii
be the guests OF Harry Gibson,
A pretty event Of the week was the
dinner given by Mrs w II. Mcintyre
on Tuesday IN honor Of Mr., and Mrs.
Louis seckels, VINO with their son and
daughter. Mr. Louis Seckels Jr., and
Miss Alice Seckels, will leave next
week for Peru The table was decorat-
ed with pink carnations and bridal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-31
PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.


Cards are soon to be issued announc-
ing the marriage OF Miss Heneretta
Nef to Edwin Smart
Miss Eva Maeser has returned from
Mesa, Ariz where she has spent the
past year with her sister.
Mrs c. A. Clark OF Seattle stopped
at Provo Tor two days this week on
her way east to visit her parents. Mrs.
clark lived IN Provo for three years
nine years ago, and made many warm
friends, who were delighted to see her
pleasant face again.
Mr. David Clark OF Denver is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Sutton.
Mrs. Bert Bowen and daughter Maud
leave for Chicago about the 10th Of
June to spend the summer
The commencement exercises OF the
class Of 1902 entertained very large
audience IN College hall Tuesday eve
Ming. The class consisted OF six mem
bers. VIC: Miss Jean Glare Holbrook.
Miss Mary J. Allerton Miss Fora
Smith Andrew Neff, Joseph Peterson
and Lafayette Rees The stage was
very prettlly adorned with ported plants
and boquets Of flowers and the class
banner. Character Is Power" The sub
iects given were very clever and very
much enjoyed Miss Florence Pepper
son. Proves nightingale. gave vocal
solo entitled With You" Prof. A. c.
Lund also sang. At the close Of the
program the class Of 1908 extended an
Invitation to the class Df 1902 TO Join
them In q dance and social IN the gym
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-31
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

One Of the most brilliant social af-
fairs Of the season xii take place on
Monday evening, June 16, when Miss
Emma Elizabeth Stevens will be we'd
ded 70 Mr.. Edward Paul Jones. The
ceremony will be performed at the
home OF the brides parents. Hon and
| Mrs. Sidney Stevens, 26l Twenty -seventh
street The contracting parties are
among the most popular and highly
esteemed young people Of Ogden. They
will make their home at the Healy
hotel after July /, lsOl
Arthur c. Wherry, one Of Ogdens
most popular young men, who Just
| graduated from Chicago dental
| school, has decided 10 open up an Office
| In the new Deseret News building, Salt
| Lake City, on June l. His many
| friends will regret his departure from
| ogden, but wish him success In his new
field.
Mrs. Josephine jenkins, of Salt Lake
City, was visiting IN ogden this week,
the guest Of Miss Louise Peery.
Miss Zina Larkin has returned home
this week from an extended visit in
Salt Lake where she has been the guest
of Thomas Hull and family.
Joseph r. Rein, Of New York City,
and Mrs. Antionette Cooper, of Sacra-
mento, Cal. were Joined In wedlock In
ogden, Wednesday by Rev, G. $. Wo-
mer of the Methodist church.
The opening OF Glenwood the Beauti-
full, on Wednesday afternoon for this
season was an enjoyable event over L.
600 people visited the popular resort on
that day and enjoyed he sweet music
dancing and other pleasures Manager
Beardsley, OF the Park promises the
pleasure seeking public of Ogden one
continuous round Of enjoyment
throughout the entire season.
Miss Hazel Emmerson has gone to
Hood River Oregon, to spend the sum-
mer with her parents
L. r. Stewart and wife left Wednes-
day for an extended visit to st.
Louis and other prominent eastern
cities,
AlloS 1llNH bHulANgt WIN nus DttH
teaching school at Eureka, has returned
home to Ogden.
An event which will long be remem-
bered By an who enjoyed It, was the
grand concert given Tuesday evening
In the Ogden Tabernacle, by Prof,
Charles Kent. assisted by the taber-
nacle choir, and Mrs Blasdel, pianist,
IL "a a.
lantyne for such an excellent musical
treat Especially was the large gather
ing delighted with the solos rendered
by Prof. Kent, who has a most won
derfu voice, which evidences years of
culture Each number on the program
was heartily received.
The Veteran Firemen had an excur-
sion to the Hot Springs Decoration day
which was participated in by large
crowd.
Charles II. Bird. of this city, and Miss
Sarah r. Arbou, Of Arbou, Idaho were
married at Pocatella, Monday evening
They win make their home In Ogden.
-
The pupils Of Mrs. Ada Barrett Nc
Quarrie, the popular music teacher,
gave an enjoyable entertainment in the
Fifth ward hall Thursday evening.
Miss Jenny, Of ogden. Is visiting at
Wanship the guest of Miss Cora PEN
dleton.
Hon. Frank j. Cannon and family re-
turned home this week from Washing
ton, D. c., where they have been living
during the past year.
Miss Nicotine seaborg, and Mr.. Fred.
rick Green both Of ogden, were mar
lied this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-31
HON. JOSEPH STANFORD.


emgraed Utah. which time he has been Identified
of the For time after his arrival here he school In a
he embarked merchandising During
Mr. Stanford number of political caDa
the former being councilman Justice ~
elected the 1857 M
elected Weber during which Office tina
inhmay Of the terto,
legislature In addition the position booke
in the the L. Washng
to
chairman he has in educational
he school He has active
Church present a member
of the High
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color scheme being pink and white and
charmngly carried out In sWeetpeas
and snowballs on the large table in
the diningroom was a large basket OF
swcetpcas FOR CeuterpieCe and smaller
baskets Of sWeetpeas were on all the
smaller tables while snoWbals and
peonics were used IN the drawingroom
and hail with pink shades on the can.
delahra The hostess was assisted by
Mrs Montague Ferry and about 40
guests enjoyed the afternoon.
Mrs. Weight, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs James Jack OF this city, and wife
NJ Navnr Weight NJ Pasadena. Cal.
is In salt Lake, and win spend the
summer here visiting with her par
cnts. -
Miss Louise Madison entertained the
Fritz Fra2" club on Wednesday. her
guests being Mrs. T.. w. Madsen. Nrs.
II. W. Madsep and Misses Rose Never.
Lulu Penrose, carrie Hardy. sadie
Smith. Mary Arson, Grace Freeze.
Clara Hansen, Hazel Crismon, Vera
Felt, Laura $. Madsen.
delightful affair OF the week was
the social affair given on Monday night
by Mr. and Mrs Charles Read IN honor
OF Or. and Mrs Rykert. The rooms
were beautifully decorated and the
features Of the evening were vocal
selections given by Dr. Rykert and Mrs.
G. ]. Plummer Or. Rykert has an ex-
cepionally fine tenor voice and delight
ed the assemblage with his rendluons.
DR., Luella Miles entertained informal.
~ on Tuesday IN honor OF her guest.
Or Platter. who spent a few DAYS IN
the city during the week Dr. Platter
gave an interesting account OF her ex-
perienoes IN india MS "a medical mis-
sionary. and afterwards refreshments
were sryed and o pleasant social time
spent.
The marriage Of Miss Marie Rutish-