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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24
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DewDbnerr BON Teras nibt 10 piel
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In Elm paar Eageri iber 5tuanaig 3Dq
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bnb niele Observation-Disclosures
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bod 10 unregelmdBig fino. 6aB man
uidt weiB, NOD man iiben bleiben
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tipnolbnbu uno tuie fie ale beiBen,
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murbert. on bic GDbfutben NIT aner
Ra@t oeeet fie anftiirr1tert unb in
einioeu Gliifen bas @afer binnen
einern Tnge UNI 20 Bis 30 SUB itieg.
Bon Epter tuirb beridtet, oaB Der
Sabine Miper bDber 1T. als man
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uea ufern getreten unb biloet eineu
oru6eu See. Sn Der 06be Der Gtabi
pinoets ndt1ebn 8ridert perlprerl.
Gijembnbn5iiee lieeen iiberau feit unb
wartetl nuf MieoerberiteIung bes @e=
Ieiies, Der Brider pber auf bas 2b=
Ioufey bes bic @eleiie beoedenoen
@afiers. Gin folder MegenguB ipl
ieit Sabrsebnten nidt ftattsefunoen
6abeu.
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uertief Der Megen ntdBig uno rid)tete
pnr teiaer uoer nlr geringer S@as
ben an Bon Griebribsburs miro
On &e9enfaa uun aht Bon inner
boIb Der lebten ISOLDE beriHtet. Die
8oft bon Waipn mar in Julqe BEG
6p&tunffers n1ebrere Tage aus.
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2aubestbeil ei9entlih nur BON ben
nr06en Nuben geiprDhen peroer
Tam; ben Der Megen bringt, TRACER
beE Morben uno Often oeS Staates
ben onil3eri SbaberE
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24
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Marp 6ofader an 6ermann Differ,
@runoltiid an Sherman Str, $500.
8. & u. Oppenbeimer an 81.
Mede, 82a Wder 2anb, IL Weilen
noromeitlib pDrl Der Staot, $3.50.
u. s. Green an g. Salm, 5
@runoftide in Miifionfielo, $565.
q. s. Green an @m. DobrD=
molsfi. 4 @runoftlfe in Wiiiion=
fielo, $3.50.
IS: u. @ursbab an st. S. Dur=
BAN, 2 @runotlfe an Sine Str.,
5000.
q. 6. Green an @ep. S. 6aQer,
@runoftiide in Willtonfielb, $775.
6. unb 9. Mentwis an @uitap
6abn, @runoftiif an Bonnie Str.
8rei8 nDmineu.
Senrp 8Drbero an 6ernann Sies
benmann, @runoitid an Morbs5lo=
reszStr. 5000.
9. Iooue an 6enning 8rubn,
@runoitiid am San Beoro Moe.,
$1,000.
@m. unb Bertha S9erb an Mlfr.
Gubnfe, @runoltid an Noro=Tlores
Str, So, 100.
u. 6. Green an emil Seerig,
@runbitid in Wiiiiunfielo. Breis
nnfninpn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24
gia 8auOalia, YeuniDlbauiazg abn.

Sin 8iaet oieier 2inie eriter &lafie
nod Seem gorf berebtiat ben Sn-
baber in WafbinatDn, 8al-
timDre uno Bbi1abelpbia
einen aebntdaigen Iufentbalt au
nebmen. Dies lit elm iebr liberales
8uaeitdnoniB.
Weeen @in5elbeiten menbe man
fib an ben nnter5eibneten.
s.. 8. &ilg1re,
&eiienoer 8aiia9ier Mgent,
118 Weit 5renG 8lace, San Nn-
toniD, Teras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24
llxiere IN Sapan sebamtem aanpnen
bpufe.

DIX Hunbesrtoieruns bat in Sapan ben gau bon
ts4S &asDuenbootsn befelt, ps.be fur Die Raisn=
ssrtttieieuns auf ben Ybilippinen periuenbst tueroen
fsn<n. Gtne ~oerartiss geaenune iR Der befe getptis
lnx beu 0eaunli4en Gorti@ritt, pel1en be Sapdner
1S3<sne br ietteu fanf3is Sabre serna9t baben.
1N We 9tpeis fnr bic Gortfdritts, rpelhe 6ofetters
zMeensn tttfI IN ~oerietben Set etma9t bot, 1T Die
enS!es LANCE Meibe bon Ruren, auf pel9e Il pertuei=
tu tanni eunoerte BON 2sufen, oarunter berpor=
yefsnss tNe1ts, baben ~frtiwiais 3euaniB abaefeat,
~ eeAsttert Bitter fe bon Wagens, aebers unS
2e~exe9btI8tperoen eebeilt bot, uahoem aue anoersn
leel1insn ibSen .3psd pertsbtt battsn. Sic peroen
lAb1 teineu Jrrthunl beoeben, iptnn sic beuielben
fhT Epbbrtnnen. &opineb, BeroouuuasIhipd6e, @sra
&epfgnq Ober Galiaitit anpenoen. Cine EIoih,
ntrs eie ION BEN Berthe bieies W1ittls 6bsr,suasni
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24
Npti5 fir Stemersabler.

Die Stats uno County Steuern
iino iebt fdaig uno in meiner Office
i'm Court : Sauie in San Intoniu,
9eras, 5ablbar.
Saul 90 eerdeibt,
Steuer : @innebmer fir 8erar
Gountp, 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24
UnerIef.

= Ser Sbulratb bat belblofien,
bob &inoer, Die Die Sbulen beluben
uno oeren @ltertt nidt bier mobnen,
S6ulgelo 81 besabler baben uno
atDar fir Die eriten bier @rabe mo=
natlib 81, fir Die ndbiter bier SIS
uno fir Die 6odibule 81. = Die
ygbriitian Gbur9" an Der gamben=
StraBe, in melber 400 Gbiiler un=
tergebra6t meroen f6nnen, lit fir
$25 monatlib gemietbet pprben, I'M
Die 6Ddibule gu entlaiten uno ben
@ebrau6 Der unteritert @dume, Die
ungelunb iinb, iiberfuffie gu MAIDEN.
Mus benz Beribt bes Yrdii=
benton Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gebt berDor, baB Die @eleuihaft fir
oaS @runoeigentbum nod SIS, 900
gu sablen fat uno auBeroem 81, $685.
81 ibuloet. Die @innabmen fur
@intrittsgelb pdbrenb Der lebten
Iusfteaung betruaen $50, 315.6 3.
s. S. &naus uno Setter &lein
baben Die StraBenbabneeienibaft
auf $4,000 Sbabeneriab perflaet,
neil fie am "a. Oftober, als Die Gar,
in uelber fie iib befanoen, an Der
@fe nDn @rarb= uno Giper=Npenue
entgleiite, 81 8oben geuorfe1 uub
i6mer Derlebt umoen.
= Sn Solae bes @enuHes 1dledz
ter Wiilb beim N~benbehen am s5reis
tag ~erfranfte Die gauge Samilie BON
Wiliam 8uib, Der 423 Delqaop=
StraBe mDbnt. IS NOR @riibe nit
Der Weil6 bereitet tpDroen unb elm
6uno, benz man ipdter ebenfaas BON
Der @riibe CAB. befam &onbul1ionen.
= Sir ben Nnfauf oes @runoz
itufs uno Die grribtung zines Club
bauies fir ben fatbolil1en Club BON
San Nntonio iinb bereits $40, 900
geaeibnet tpDrben.
Iuf 2aurel 9eigbts miro elm
fatboliibes Seminar erriHtet mer=
ben. Sc lit bafiir elm % Nder UNI.
faiienoes @runoltiid porbanoen.
Die 5meite jdbrlide @eauael=
MuSItelung miro in San NntDniD
pom 10 biz IA. Desember abaebalten.
9err Souls Stint, Der tid>
tige une beliebte Braumeifter Der
Zone Star=B rauerei, tritt am Dieus=
tag cine &eiie nab oriben an, UNI
nab 22sjdbriaer Ibmeienbeit feline
in 8ieBen m%Obnenoen betaaten gl=
tern 5u beIu6en. Wir tuiinIden
0errn Stint aliflibe &eiIe uno
Wieoerfebr!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24
memger ,tmb Greeb

empfeblen lire reinen rWpnte8ifta"
Weine, rO(o DAT &pe" unb Sob
9op" >~@bampa9ner, iOmie lire ielbft=
impDrtirten &bein= unb MDlelpeine,
fran50liihen &otbwein, Bortpein
unb Sberrp fir ben 9anflaeungss
Gag auf oas aneelegentli11te.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24

- Weibnadten nabt berau unb boz
nit fiir Wiele bic Nufgabe, @elhenfe
far bic Bertuanbten unb sSreunoe
&c. ein3ntaufen. Die Suueliere
0ebrfber griber erleihtern
Sud bic Hrbeit, berrt ibr finoet bel
linen Hrtitel 5u ieoem Breiie BON
81 Bis 81 $1,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24

Die @ebriber griber
baben elm auserleieneS 2ager BON
Oiamanten, Sutuelen, uhren uno
Sancp=G rtifeln aIer Mrt, bic it'd
uoraialib als acknowledgements
eignen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24

8enn Su fiblit Did trant uno tpunb-
Sn beg aeibes nnteravtnb;-8enn, pas
iont Elm frDber @ang,-Ntecbt Dir Sdon
i'm boraus baue,-8eil gu fpeiEt, pie's
judi nno 6rennt, - 8is Der nStuhl" fid,
BON Dir trennt;-8enn 9u Sdmorrhoi.
ben baft,-8ihe, boB bes 9eibens Salt
HANAkESiS" tuirb permin6ern, =
Sbneu tuirb lie bic Sbmesen linbern,-
9eren @ieoertebr n~erbin6ern. : 8robe
nncntgeltlib seliefert, bralbft nur P.
Neustaedter & Co., Box 2416, New York
City, gu abreifiren. 9ie "Anakesis" 1T
in alien apOtbefen 81 baben. Breis 81.
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gu nermiethett +:

Cine aerdumise Office i'm Dberen
Stodmerf oes Sreie Brefie . Sc.
bdubeS, SEQ. PIG Oft Commerce
StraBe. 0absufraaen in Der Office
bee .,Treien 8reife".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24

: Madt Cure @eibnahts Gins
fdufe bel ben Supelieren @ebriber
griBer. SIR befommt bier 90.
hen, Die ibren @ertb ME p~erlieren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24
8etratbseSd,ei

Sermann Sled uno emma Sled
Sttu Sepin uno Soa Malter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-11-24

- Oer no1e SrDan mDbne10e
Blantaeenbeiiber @ilbelm Scope
beeing Selbftmoeb. inbem er 1ih,
opr benz Spieeel iibenb, erldoB. Die
&ueel brane binter Dem re9ten Obr
in ben Gopf uno Fam auf Der anoe=
rem Seite mieoer beraus. Der 9ob
mar plDbltb eineetreten. &oppe
ltanb i'm Nlter BON 55 Sabren. Gr
mar in Deutihlanb aeboren uno Cam
als iunaer Wwn nah ben Ser.
Staaten. Sn 8rpart tpobnte er felt
"a Sabren. gr beibdftiete iih suz
erit als &lempner unb griihoete 6ann
elm fauhmdnniibes @eibdft, tpelhes
er nit groBem @rfolg &c Sabre lana
Bis gum Sabre 1895 betrieb. Damn
perpoltete er ausihlieBlid feline 1000
Mfer umfafienoe Blantaae, bic er
auf oas bette einrihtete. @r bate
5iidereie Inlagen, Elm Wotatorium,
Sagogriinoe, Elm berr(ibes @obnz
baus uno lberbaupt Iaes, mas
&eidtbum linn an Comfort aeben
fonnte. Damn famen aber bic lie
ibmemmunaen i'm 8ra5us 3bale,
tuu feline 2~anoereien seleaen tuaren
uno er erlitt ibtpere gerluite. 0iele
in 8erbinoung NIT ibpanfenoer
@elunbbeit iuaen i'm peranlaBt bas
ben, leinem 2eben elm @noe su
MAIDEN. Seine 2ebensoerIiderune
belduft Iid auf $40, 900. Scope
ruar sweimal perbeiratbet uno bins
terldBt einen Sobti. cine @ittme uno
smei SDtertetif
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16

Lienhard, Alice Ollie, Hamliman and
Marks; Messrs. Roy Barette. Walter
Williams. Axle Miller. Art Williams A
Cardwell, Henry Welte, Shellcross and
sFill Peters
. I. 3
Miss Lucille Morrison delightfully."- en-
tertained Friday evening in honor Of
Richard Clark Of New Castle, Pa.
Cards were played. and the prizes were
won by Miss Ruby Stevenson and Mr..
James Collins. while the consolation
prizes were won by Miss Jessalyn Pugh
and Mr.. Roscoe GrOo. Dainty refresh
ments were served, after which many
musical numbers were given by several
members Of the party. Those present
We're: Misses J. Stevenson. R. Steven
son. NJ. Stevenson, Gillett, Sands. Case,
SnelgrOve, H. Stewart, D. Stewart.
MargettS, Morrison, Pugh. Malin,
Stable. Hewlett, Burton; MessTs. CLARK,
Weller, Donlemyre, Smith, GroO, Col
Inns. Hunter, Chamberlin, Pickering
Burton, Stevenson, Morrison, Schafer,
Kelly
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mother. Mrs. Thomas Jennings, and
wiz remain here until joined by her
! husband, who is in the Philippines.
Mrs. Jeyne, who has been spending
/ the past month with her sister, Mrs.
/ Murray, returned Friday on the noon
/ day tram to her home in Los Angeles.
Mrs. Ralph Z. Hoag Of ogden
! arrived in the city Thursday afternoon
and win spend a week or more visiting
/ friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Daynes are set
tied for the present at the hume of
their sister. Mrs. W H Booth, s15
First street.
Miss Abby Herman leaves Tuesday
for Park City, where she viii be the
guest Of Mrs. r. d. Robins for the next
ten days.
Mrs. J. +. Allen will leave Tuesday
for California. The family will follow
her shortly to make their permanent
home in California.
Miss Ruth Winters, who has been
visiting in Chicago, has gone on to
Montreal where she viii visit for a
season with relatives
Mrs. W. g Hall and children, ac-
companied by Mrs. Ansley, will leave
Monday or Tuesday for a trip to Flor
ida and the southern states.
Z. . .
Mrs L. l. Terry left Tuesday for
California. She win join Mr.. Terry at
Los Angeles, where they will spend the
next few weeks.
Miss s. L. Monroe has removed from
81 West Second South street and estab-
Hshed her studio at AZ South Main
street.
Mrs. H. c. Hoffman is now at Santa
Barbara, Cal. for the health of her
little daughter, Naomi. who has not
been very well. She expects to remain
there until summer.
o % 8
George T. Brue, manager of Godbe-
Pitts Drug company, and his little
daughter, Winnie, are pleasantly To-
Gated at Santa Monica, Cal. where
they expect to stay for a few weeks.
The Christensen Wednesday evening
social was well attended last We'd
HtSudy evening, ana most enjoyable
time had. The members of the billie"
club viii attend the next Wednesday
evening in body.
. 3 o
Mr.. c. A. Quigley gave an elegant
dinner at the Alta club Wednesday
evening, in honor of Captain George
NJ Studebaker and Mr.. F. s. Fish of
South Bend, Ind. Besides the guests
Of honor there were present Messrs.
Charles Read, ]. J. Judson, L. II.
Farnsworth, D. E. Burnley. T. NJ. Schu-
macher and DR.. s. H. Pinkerton.
@ 8 8
Miss June Bintz entertained a num-
Der of her young friends informally
Friday evening at a valentine party.
Red hearts were used effectively for the
decoration Of the rooms, and the table
was beautiful with red carnations and
smilax. The young guests were Flor
ence Grant, Della Richards. Mercy
Berkely Nellie Cullen, Earl Bradbury.
Will Davis, Aleck Thomas, Harold
Bird, Harry Bero and Harry Moore.
% 81 $
The Oak Leaf club spent a very
pleasant evening on Thursday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Jenkins.
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taken as a whole, the programme VAS
artistically rendered, after Vb5-L
dainty refreshments were served. r.
following took part: Irene Grim,
Sarah Alfred, Laura Hicks Allie en-
nell Corrine Christensen. Mrs. WeIr--
ger, Mrs. Bailey. Ivy Gunneli. Florer-s
Treseder, Marion Bailey and Mrs. r
KnOth.
Miss Ethel Camp was the recinfa--
of a pleasant surprise Friday ever7D-
The time was pleasantly spent -
games and music, after which dsinrS
refreshments were served Those prer
ent were Misses Ella Pingree, NJ. To5E
NJ. Kinsler. F. WhetStoner. A. MOI
p. Mole, N. Clark, F. Williams r.
McEwap; Messrs. r. Peterson n
Wild. H. Losh, r. Sutton. II. Sim
son. II. Van Dyke, A. Hail. l.. cam,
and \. Burdett.
Mrs. W. H. Chevers eutertsfrs-
few friends Saturday afternoon.
Miss Myrtle Jenkins was hostess
Friday evening TO few friends.
Carl CART Of Logan is visiting f,
Ogden.
Mrs N, a. Breeder has returned 10
Salt Lake.
a . .
Bessie Lundquist was pleasantly sv--
prised Saturday afternoon by a NM
Der of her little friends.
Mrs Theodore Daniels and Mrs "
". Corey Of Independence, Ida. ara
visiting friends in Ogden.
A large crowd attended the valentine
ball given by the Wednesday Night
club Friday evening al Dignan-s han
and the event was most enjoyable.
8 q 8,
Misses Nettie and Lettie Herrfck
were hOstesseS at a Valentine rs~---
Friday evening. given at the home NJ
F. j. Stevens on Adams avenue. tn.
evening was pleasantly spent al cards
and music Hearts was the game ami
the prize winners were Miss Nav Ross
and Joel Harris. A dainty supper. MAS
served. Those enjoying the hospital
ity were: Messrs and MesdameS. 7 W
West, T. j. Stevens, Misses r. Stevens
J. Zitzman, E. Hinchcliff. L. Richards
NJ. Zitzman. Hattie HinchcIif. N NJ
Quarrie, V Littleheld. Media ATcOua--
RE, E Tanner, NJ. Marley, ". Ross
Ellen IhOmaS, MeSSrS. VIII Purdv 4
Harris, P. Herrick. A ScOville. J. RILEY
". L. Watts, ". Stevens. J. Herric,
l. Scoville, @ Richards, Alma LinsIev
and w HOwarth.
q q q
Mrs. H. L. Anderson returned to her
home in Cheyenne. Wyo., Wednes-
day.
o 8 8
Miss Inez Adams has returned from
Salt Lake.
8 . 8
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Smyth are visit
ing in Rawlins
. o g
Mesdames ". A. Turner and VI. Z.
HoutZ entertained few friends
evening. Each guest repre-
scented by some feature of his or her
costume some we'll known book The
time was pleasantly spent in guessing
the names of the books and playing
valentine games. Those present were.
Mesdames Rowe and SeitZ, Misses Y.
HoutZ. q. McGOnagle, B. Lessenger. z.
Ortiz, NJ. Lewis, c. COnroy, J. KimbaU.
Y. Eccles; MesSrs. H. DIETRICH, NJ Nc
MILAN, T. Massa, T A Wilson, Dyke,
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PARK CITY.

Mrs. ". MiddhOur entertained the
ASK Me- club at her home Friday aft
ernOOn. The usual routine of the club
was deviated from and, the afternoon
spent at cards, euchre being the game
played After the cards delightful re-
freshments were served by the hostess.
Those present were: Mesdames Sher-
man. Kimball, Bird, Beebe, Buck.
TOwey, Learn, Smith. Hurlbut. Fran
kel. Cross, Butcher, Townsend. ThOmp-
son. Davis, Mccarthy. Kescel. Swan.
Williams. Deighton Dave Sutton, w.
d. Sutton. S L. Radon, Harry Rad
don. Kearns, Misses KesceI, sutton
Baillee. Grant Getsch. Manning. Moo
nan, McKimball.
Z: g 8
Little David Geiger entertained sew
eral of his little. friends Friday at a
Valentine party, at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Geiger.
@ &, -
Mrs. Lamb entertained a few friends
Friday evening at her home.
9 o 9
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Grace Richardson and
Mr.. c. Bryant on March 6.
. q q
Miss Maggie Tracey was the hostess
of a very pleasant card party at her
home on Ontario avenue. Sixty-three
was the game played and prizes were
awarded as follows: Ladies first, Miss
Mary Martin: second Miss Ollie Pull
ley; gentlemans first, John FITZGERALD:
second, George Roservere. Those pres
ent were Misses Ollie Pulley, Esther
West, Mary Martin, Blanche Martin.
Annie Campbell Katie Sweeney. Mary
Kearns. Lizzie Watson. Mamie Falcon.
Mary Leahy, Lizzie Sullivan, Elba Lu-
beck, Maggie Woods, Messrs. G. H.
Schuster, F. J. Farley. James w.
Simpson, John Fitzgerald. George
ROservere, Joe Sullivan, Paul Parker.
John Falcon. Archie Wilson, Ed Tracey.
Frank Shields, John Tracey, John Dali
ton, Ed KOpp. Dick Waters.
Miss Josie Bailee was the recipient
Of pleasant surprise party Monday
evening, the occasion being the eight
zenith birthday of the hostess. The
evening was spent pleasantly with
games, etc. The invited guests were:
Misses Maggie Wilkins, Annie Work
man. Maggie Faddis, Ruby Stanley
Winnie Tucker, Jennie Rasband, Maud
Loofbourow. EmbeII Rasband. Alice
FulkensOn, Nettie Tucker, Vilate Glib
bons, Edith Thompson, Sadie Gibbons
Messrs. w. Cunningham, w. OKeefe.
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Lara O'Keefe. Neil O'Keefe. Alex. VIII
kinS, Nephi Williams. Jake Cunnington,
VIII Berry, Chris Burg. Fred Burg,
Burt Stanley, Evan Williams, Jack
Nelson, Jack SpOttshurd.
one of the most novel affairs of a
social nature ever given in Park City
was the dancing party given by Mrs
A r. Weeter at her fine new home on
Park avenue During the evening a
very appetizing supper was served by
the hostess. Those who enjoyed the
evening were: Mr. and Mrs. f. p.
lie Compile, Mr.. and Mrs. Bird, Mr.. and
Mrs. Pike, Mrs. Beebe. Misses WOOley,
Getsch, Pearson. Lowery. Burlin. Eva
Lambert, Pearl Lambert, MesSrs. Ben
Hampton. \. Goliath. VI Pearson,
George Quinn. Rob Wherritt. jay Lam
bert, D. B. Shields.
The home OF W. H. Roy on Park
avenue was the scene of a charming
birthday party given in honor of Miss
Daisy. The evening was spent most
pleasantly in games. During the even
ing musical selections were rendered
by several of the guests Those who
enjoyed the evening We're: Misses Lii
ian Hedges, Lillian Funk. Gretta Price.
Freda Funk, Hazel Roy, Mary Hedges,
Maud Loofbourow. Myrtle Robinson.
Gertrude Woods. Rosa BarnicOtt. Mar
guerite Woods. the Messrs. William
kaufman, Frank Barnicott.. Harry
Hall, Robert Roy, George Bates. Carl
Scott, George Geiger, Roy Scott. VIII
liam Perry, Robert Wright William
Sutton, Fred Cook. Joe kaufman and
Leo Durkins. A guessing game was
played and the prizes were awarded as
follows: Carl Scott. first prize: vii
liam Perry. second prize.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-02-16
OGDEN.

The complimentary ball given Non
day evening at Dignan's by Ogden
lodge No. 719, B. P. o. E. was undoubt-
edly one of the finest social successes
OF the season, and the general verdict
or those who attended was that not
only IN fraternal, but also in a socls
way the Elks are the best peopIe an
earth A special feature was the dec
oratlons. consisting of purple and
white, arranged in festOOns and arches
set OF with flowers, while half a dozen
specimens of antlered elk heads stood
out from the central pillars and the
conspicuous corners Other special fea-
lures were the enlarged orchestra and
the refreshments, consisting of punch
and the usual reflections. The effect
as a whole, was a splendid compliment
TO local ElkdOm. The attendance was
bly, larger than at any other
function Of a similar nature. but so
complete were the arrangements that
the diSagreeable features of a crowd
were eliminated The occasion brought
out a great number of fine gowns and
prominent guests were present from
Salt Lake, Park City and Evanston.
Dancing continued until late hour.
Miss Virgie Breeder Of Salt Lake is
tAlC SuCSL VI MIS- A. L. l. 6eyIlOlQS.
8 @ @
Mrs c. E Coulter was a Salt Lake
visitor last week.
g 8 9
Tuesday evening the pupils cOmpos-
ing Mrs. E. Bostaph's Music club gave
a very entertaining musicale at her
pretty parlOrs. Each number was
heartily enjoyed by all present. and
the selections proved the performers
TO be thoroughly familiar with the sub
ject chosen. Special mention could be
made Of several of the pupils in the
excellence of their execution. But,