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Evening Card Party.

Colonel and Mrs. +. A. Wall enter
tanned delightfully."- at cards Friday
evening on the occasion of the birthday
of Colonel Wall. SiNty-three was the
game enjoyed. and the prizes were won
by Mrs. Roy Brown. Mrs. J. J. DAILY,
Mrs. Theodore Bruback, DR.. Burrows,
AIr. A. T.. Kerr and Mr.. A. L. Sim0ndL
The house was prettily decorated with
roses. carua tons. ferns and palms. At
the conclusion Of the games Mrs. DAILY
and Miss Wey rendered some choice
vocal selections and Miss Selma Wall
save fine instrumental solo. The
guests were: Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Kerr.
Tor. and Mrs. s. II. Pinkerton, DIR. and
Mrs. S. r. Keogh. Dr. and Mrs. a. Bur
rows. Mr.. and Mrs. +. i. Fabian, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Bruback, Mr.. and
Mrs j. j. Daily. Mr.. and Mrs F. Wey,
Air. and Mrs. r. Newell. Air. and Mrs.
j. d. Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Black.
Nr and Mrs. Victor Clement. Mr.. and
Mrs <. r. Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. A.
lessen, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Tarbet Mr.. and Mrs, a.
L. SimOndL Mr.. and Mrs. John Gallon.
N~. and Mrs. w. Putt Miss Annie Earl,
Miss Stella Fabian. Miss Dora DAILY.
Miss Evelyn DAILY, AIr John DAILY, Miss
Nettie Putt. Miss Louisa Wey. Miss
LI.u1r Burrows. Mr.. William Newell.
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Coming and Going.

Mr.. Milton sprague left yesterday
for the coast.
Miss Alice slaran is visiting Mrs.
Grant II. Smith.
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Mrs. Frank w. Ross win spend the
summer in Idaho.
Miss Kathleen Anderson has return
ed from Ann Arbor
Mrs. NJ. A. Breeder will leave shortly
for a visit to Portland.
Miss Ruth kirkpatrick is the guest
of Miss Carrie Goliath.
DR.. c. NJ. West has returned from a
ten days visit to Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Emile Rolapp Of og-
den spent Friday in the city
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre viii be
home tomorrow from the east.
Miss Nellie Cullen has gone to Chi
cago for a visit Of some time.
Mr.. George Smith viii return dur
ing the week from Ann Arbor.
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Mrs Abbot r. Haywood Of Ogden is
the guest Of the Misses Phillips.
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Miss Dukes and Miss Clark left for
the east early in the past week.
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Dr. John Niles of Pennsylvania is
visiting his son, DR.. Fl. D. Niles.
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Miss Pauline Groo will spend the
summer with friends in Park City.
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Mrs. Fred Coombs and Miss COombs
OF Aspen, Colo, who have been visiting
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Mrs. Egbert Roberts, left Friday even
ing for their home.
Mr.. George Hanson OF ogden spent
Friday in the city visiting relatives.
Mrs. F. v. McFarlane and son Lloyd
left Friday for their home in Denver.
Miss Katherine Moffat win leave
during the week for visit in Denver
Mrs. L. P. Jennings went TO Chicago
Thursday, to be some till early in July.
Miss Olive Holding is spending a
few days with friends in Park City.
Miss Emma SandersOn VIII leave this
evening for Portland to spend the sum
mer.
Miss Helen A, Burton has returned
from Monticello seminary for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. George y. Lawrence Ut during
the week for months vacation IN the
east.
J Mrs. J. A. Topper of Pocatello is the
: guest Of her sister, Mrs. T. r. Eller-
beck.
( Mrs. ]. T. Smith has zone to Glen
wood Springs for visit Of few
( weeks.
! Mrs. w. II. elmer and daughter Lu-
cile left Tuesday for their ranch in
! Nevada.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Enright and Miss En-
right left Wednesday evening for Soda
/ Springs.
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Mrs. /. V. Rancke left Thursday fOI
/ Burlington, where she viii spend the
summer.
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Miss Leonard, who has spent the past
winter in the east, is home for the
summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. Lynn, Mrs. Ar
) thur Lynn and the Misses Lynn let
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Friday for Portland. where they wiz
spend the summer.
Miss Hanauer and her cousin, Mrs.
FrankeL viii arrive in the city this
morning.
Mrs. ]. B. Dorman Of Denver is vis-
iting with Mrs. H. G. McDonougn ID
this city.
Mrs. II. r. HopeweH is visiting her
sister Mrs w. II. korns, in Perkin S
addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Allen viii re-
turn during the week from their we'd
ding trip.
Mr.. Hoyt sherman, jr., returned yes
terday morning from trip TO the
northwest
Mrs. J. T. Kingsbury VIII leave
shortly for Malad to spend the next
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morton French have
gone to the Annie Laurie mine for
few weeks.
Mrs. NJ. H CTitchlOW and Miss Ayre
have gone to Colorado Springs for
few weeks.
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Mrs. Ralph Savage and children viii
spend the summer at their ranch In
I Wyoming.
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/ DR., and Mrs. F. A. TrioD sailed
Thursday from Honolulu on their re-
/ turn voyage.
/ Mrs. G. s. Ransdeu of Denver is VS.
! iting her sister, Mrs. j. w. Langley,
/ for the summer.
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/ Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Silver Of
/ Brooklyn are the guests of DR.. and
/ Mrs. L. Y. Silver.
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Miss Katherine Kanters VIII leave
today for Michigan, where she VIII
! spend the summer.
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Miss Essie Morris Of Helena, Mont
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Dancing Party.

One OF the gayest and most elabor-
ate of the weeks entertainments was
the dancing party given last Tuesday
evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs.
Henry La Motto. The affair was ar
ranged i'm honor of their guest, Miss
Cist OF Cincinnati. and was most en-
joyable event. The large parlOrs were
cleared and used for dancing. and in
tbe ping pong room the enthusiasts for
that game enjoyed the vigorous pas
time. The porches to the west and
south We're fitted with rugs and cosy
corners. and on the lawn, lighted by
Japanese lanterns. we're hammOcks,
where the weary dancers might rest.
Smoking tables. will all that appertains
thereto, were placed in the corners.
Within, on a landing in the han, Chris
teusen's orchestra was stationed, and
the delightful music furnished was
thoroughly enjoyed. Punch was served
on the porch to the south. and refresh
ments in buffet style shortly before
midnight
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GREAT NUMBER of The mat

q GREAT NUMBER Of the matri-
y moniaI events Of the month have
l. taken place, but there are stiH a
number Of heddings to come, and the
social calendar still shows a large pro-
portion Of the events I'm honor OF the
brides and grooms. The large we'd
d.ngs Of the past week were the main
events thereof, despite the fact that a
number Of teas. luncheons and card
parties, a musicale or two and a large
dancing party were recorded.
Many small and delightfully."- informal
lake parties have been given, and a
great many of the devotees of golf
spent yesterday at the Country club
Mrs Robert j. Gleudinuing was the
hostess. and she was assisted by the
Misses Laura Sherman and Gertrude
McGrath.
Some pleasant affairs are planned in
honor of the visitors who are coming
many of them 10 spend the summer in
the city, and the boys and girls who
are home from the eastern colleges will
DE given many a cordial reception. The
prospects are that there viii be no
dearth of summer news in the social
line
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Benson enter
tanned last Monday evening at a very
pleasant siNty-three party, given in
houOT Of Mrs Robert Roy Hampton
and Miss Katherine kanters. Unique
ta.i.e~. consisting of Indian heads
mounted on leather, were used. and
The score cards were Indian pictures.
The house decorations were roses,
quantities Of which were used In the
rooms. Those present besides the guests
OF honor We're Mr.. and Mrs. Schoppe,
Ar. and Mrs worse Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde Dale, Mr..
1ud Mrs Lewis. 3Ir. and Mrs. Ritter,
Airs. H0wat. Misses Howat. Frances
howaL Catherine Gunner. Florence
Stevenson, Trent. Hattie jennings and
lemphil. kremers, Sprague and Ar
thur Shepherd.
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A large and elaborate reception is to
De given at the Amelia palace next
Friday afternoon. over 300 invitations
have been issued. and the affair prom
Uses to eclipse anything i'm the recep-
ton line of the early summer season.
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Miss Anna Mccormick will entertain
"a party of friends at the bicycle races
Tuesday evening, and at a supper later
at her home.
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Miss Abbie Wells viii entertain at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Junius Wells
Tuesday evening.
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Wednesday will be visitors day at
The Country club. and the hostesses
viii be Mrs. Victor NJ. Clement and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mcclure. Tea will be
served at 8 o'clock, and a putting con-
test viii take place at that hour.
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Engagements and Weddingg.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles p. Brooks an
uouuce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Clara g.. to Mr.. Harry J. Pitts. The
wedding viii take place Wednesday
evening. July ., at the home of the
brides parents.
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Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Elsie Sutton Cohen. the daughter
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph NJ. Cohen, and
Mr.. Arthur Pratt, jr. which is TO
take place Monday evening. July z, at
the home OF the brides parents.
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A wedding Of interest in local social
circles is that of Miss Inez Scott of
Denver and Mr.. Arthur W. COpp OF
this city. which viii take place in Den
yer on Wednesday next. Miss Scott is
q popular young lady in Denver So
ciety. and viii be an addition TO Salt
Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Copp viii be at
home I'm this city after July 10.
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Ping Pong Party.

Ping pong IN a new style was en-
joyed Wednesday afternoon, when Miss
Stella Fabian entertained about a
score Of her young friends at a most
enthusiastic game on the lawn. Tables
prepared for the game were arranged
under the trees. and at the conclusion
Of the athletic part, delicious refresh
ments were served. Among the young
girls present were Mary Marshall Sell
ma and Alice Wall. Henrika Wallace,
Helen Jennings, Emma FoTdyce, Reta
Kahn, Genevieve Mccormick, Lizzie
WeitZ, Julia Cullen, May BruntoH.
Edna Dunn, Mary Smedley and Hazel
Sappington.
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Kensington.

Miss Pearl Weller was the hostess at
beautifully planned Kensington on
tuesday afternoon last. The guests
were seated under the shade trees in
the large yard and on the spacious
porches After a few hours with the
thimbles tables were spread for re-
freshments, and delicious tea was
served on the lawn. The guests of
the afternoon were Misses Sara Reid
Park. Edith Hale Bootes, Daisy Ray
bould, Ivie Thomas, Margie Miller, An
ME Adams Carrie Sappington, Ella
Mantor, Laura Schoppe, Laura Bird,
Marge EHerbeck, May Billings, Goldie
Dix, Stella Dix, June Mcintyre, Lucille
Taylor, Name Sharp Virgie Breeder,
Mamie Porter Florence Stevenson,
Sadie McChrystal, Leda Rawlins, Ger
trude Myres, Chetch Wells, Mrs. Nc
Farlane Of Denver.
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At Lunnheon-

Miss Edna Sherman was the guest
Of honor at a charmingly appointed
luncheon given Friday by Mrs. David
B. Hampstead. The table decorations
were pink and white, pink peonies and
white sweet peas being used. A large
cut glass bowl Of peOnies on a center
piece OF Battenberg adorned the table,
and individual bouquets Of the sweet
peas We're at each place. The ladies
present 10 meet the guest of honor were
Mrs. Heber NJ. Wells. Mrs. Alma Katz.
Mrs. Kenneth Kerr. Mrs. William Reid
Mrs. !. r. Folsom. Miss Hampstead,
Miss Thomas and Miss Sherman.
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Mrs. L. Brace Shattuck who has
been visiting Mrs. Nelden, was the
guest Of honor at a very prettily ar
ranged luncheon given Thursday after
noon by Mrs. F. a. Vincent. The whole
house was filed with artistic decora-
tons of deep red roses, and the table
decorations were especially pretty. The
ladies present TO meet Mrs. Shattuck
were Mrs. w. A. Neldeu. Mrs. William
Jennings, Mrs. c. D. Moore and Mrs.
Van Arman.
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Belle Beane Salt Lake ..................2
Jacob Hill Salt Lake ...............-...-Zl
Louise Jensen, Salt ake................Z6
David Neff East Mil Creek ...--...-... 81
Emma HobsOn, Hoytsvllle ..............4
Andrew GOidbransen, Holiday 80. p
Deseret c. Neff. Holiday .-...e.....22
Arthur K. Hubbard. Salt Lake p
Winnifred V. Berry. Salt Lake ......-l9
John w Jones. Henefer ......,...-....-..Zf
Lydia NJ. MarChant, PeOa q. q
Edward c. Parsons Salt Lake .......-.. a
Sarah McChrystal, Salt Lake ....-....2l
Bert w. c. Risley, Salt Lake -..,.A...-..23
Emily Ballwinkle, Salt Lake ...-....-..22
Thomas c. Kendrick, Salt Lake .....,....24
LOrinda NJ Anderson. Salt lake ......Zl
Ernest Van Colt Salt Lake ~
May SiddOway, Salt Lake ............. -
Joseph +. Featherstone. American Fork.zl
Marie Snow, American Fork ..-.......l9
]. Fred Fechser. Salt Lake -. ...........26
Florence Rogers, Provo -..--.---..-..-...1 20
George Arnott, Salt Lake ........--...-.. -
Mary Lanier, Salt Lake ...............2 y
Carl GOertZ. Salt Lake ...................50
Dorah Kallesen, Salt Lake ..........-..22
4. d. Armstrong, Salt Lake ............. "a
Adlai RechnitZer. Salt Lake --..-...--.. 50
Leo ] Muir. Salt Lake ...-.......-...-....2-2
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At Dinner

Miss sadie McChrystal was the host
ess at a charmingly appointed dinner
at the Tavern Tuesday evening The
table was spread in the green banquet
room and the decorations were sweet
peas. Candelabra shaded in red and
holding the red candles were placed at
either end of the table. Covers were
laid FOR ten, those present being Miss
MCChrystal. Miss Kanters. Miss Pres
ton, Miss June Mcintyre. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. 5. knight, Mr.. Parsons. Mr.. Ar
thur ParsOnA Mr.. 3. G. Diehl and Mr..
Milton Snrague.
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Rachel y. vlncent. so *

Rachel i. Vincent, Salt Lake ...-.......l IS
Edward p Jones Bingham .......-..-..33
Gerda JonsOn. Bingham ................24
Maurice CharroZ, Salt Lake .........-...Zl
Jennie Bytheway, Salt Lake .......,..l8
Orlando WederbUrg BrintOn .....,......21
Maud Arnold. Mill Creek ............-..20
Lawrence T. White, Murray .............H
Beda c. Anderson. Murray ...........-.1S
Hyrum j. Owen, Salt Lake ...............Z5
Pearl Packard, Springvtlle .....-......24
Andrew Nystrand, Park City ...........34
Julia Palmquist, Salt Lake .-......-..5Z
Angus +. Ensign, Salt Lake ......-..-...23
Pauline c. LoutensOck, Salt Lake-.....20
James J. Pullen, Salt Lake ..............6 6
r. NJ. W. Wilkinson, Salt Lake ....-...5l
Roy Leander Foreman. Salt Lake .......25
May Celia Bond, Salt Lake ............2Z
John NOyce. Salt Lake ............--....-23
ida Ryan, Salt Lake ......-..........-.lg
Charles + Rice, Pennington .....-.-...26
Lille G. Hill Samaria, Ida ............z9
C.. H Give, Salt Lake ....................Z4
Fannie +. Olsen. Salt Lake ............Zl
Arthur w Woodbury., Salt Lake ...-...22
Annie j. Williamson, Salt Lake ia
George G. Sims Salt Lake .....-.-......-z6
Clara Peterson Salt Lake .....-.........Zl
Edward A. Lynch, Salt Lake .....,,......z4
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Nasturtinm Lnnchenn

Miss Preston was the hostess at a
beautifully appointed nasturtium
luncheon on Friday afternoon The
table decorations were the brilliant red
nasturtiUms, and four small bowls
filed with them were placed at the
corners. In the center of the table. on
a handsome drawn work piece, was
placed large cut glass bowl OF the
same. The guests invited were Mrs. J..
j. JudSCn, Mrs. r. L. Hoag of Ogden.
Mrs. j. N. Bowman. Mrs. Charles
Brink, Mrs. 5. Lincoln B0ggs. Mrs.
Gallagher, Mrs. Frank Stephens and
Mrs. Carpenter.
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Musicale.

DR., and Mrs. Jack Keith entertained
at a pleasant and informal musicale
last Tuesday evening in honor of Mrs.
Tom Blyth. jr., of Evanston In the
musical guessing contest, which pre-
coded fine programme. the first prizes
were won by Mrs. Mcclure and Mr..
Goodwin. and the consolation prizes by
Mrs. Higbee and DR.. White. Delight
tul vocal solos were rendered b. Mr..
Grant Hampton, Mr.. Hamilton Coffin,
Mr.. COpley, Mr.. George Lawrence, Mrs.
Keith and Mr.. Tom Blyth, jr Mrs
Mcclure accompanied the singers and
gave some instrumental selections.
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Mrs. w. +. James was the hostess
Thursday afternoon at delightful
card party, given in honor of her
niece. Miss Beryl James Of Iowa. who
is her guest. Sixty-three was the
game of the day, and about fifty
guests We're present. Dainty sea shells
were used as tallies and games were
scored on them. The first prize, a CEN
terpiece of exquisite Mexican drawn
fork, was won by Mrs. Oscar X.
Lewis, the BOBBY prize fell to Mrs.
Dunn and Mrs. OsgOOd carried off the
consolation
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Dr. and Mrs. Hosmer entertained az
q series OF card parties OF Monday and
tuesday Of the past week giving one
Monday evening. one Tuesday after
noon and the third Tuesday evening.
The game for each time was sixty
Three, and The prize winners Tor Mon
Gay evening were Mrs. Carpenter ana
Dr Griswold. Tuesday afternoon the
prizes were won by Mrs. Hyde Dale
and Mrs. g. Il. Rood. AT TuesdaT
evenings affair The prizes were award
cd 90 Mrs. Boxrud and Mr. John Hin
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Marriage Licenses.

William Edgar Breeze. salt Lake. .
Violet Emma Garner. salt Lake. 20
Walter Roswell. West Jordan............2 y
Alice Cundrick. West JOrdan............2I
Robert Farrer, dy......................24
Mary Jensen. Sandy .-...................2 %
Ira Edwin Hayden, Hunter ..........-..G3
Naomi Wllding. Hunter .....-...,.,....18
MILFORD :. Allen, Draper ..--...-..,.......23
Maud +. Bliss. Salt Lake ................2z
Frederick ". Edgerly. ST Paul, MINI. -
Lulu Hunt. Boise. Ida...-...............2
George a. Holden. Salt Lake ...-.........S2
Hulda Christensen. salt Lake -..........19
Walter Baker. RiChfield -.....--..---.....S2
Anna s BOyce. McCammOn. a
William II. Zion. Bingham ..-.....-....... -
Minnie II. Hooking. Bingham .........2I
Joseph r. Garland, Mercur ...............27
Nettie Wiseman. salt Lake ............23
Mark Jackson Granger ..................22
Elsie Asher Taylorsville ...............1S
Charles y. Ray. salt Lake ................27
Lulu G. B0urgard Salt Lake ..........21
James A. Price. West Jordan ............22
Annie u. Hansen. West Jordan %
Nieis Nielsen. Salt Lake ....-.....-......4S
Amanda Lundgren. Salt Lake ......,.55
Nels OvesOn. Ephraim ...-...............29
Bell Hudson. salt Lake ..--..-.-.........21
Albert r. Cromar salt Lake .......-..-..23
Wiluamettu GofCrth. Salt LAkc-....-I
w II. Hughes. Salt Lake ..........--.---.21
Katie N. Dawson. salt Lake ........-..17
George r. Rigby. Salt Lake ....-...-.-..-25
f-hesSie =. BoErgard, Salt Lake ....-..21
Charles r. Palmquist, salt Lake ......-23
Lillian Nay Stayner, salt Lake .....-.24
Arthug J. Leiaader, SAT- Lake .,.-.....-2o
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man. The house decorations for the
three parties were roses and ferns, the
flowers being arranged in jars and tall
vases on mantels and in corners.
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Ethie NJ. Malin. Rockport .......-.....22
William Avery. Milo .....-.............-...3
Zoyara Smith, Salem ....-...............3l
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Sale of Black Grenadines,
Summer Silks and Foulards.

GRENADINES Black all-silk
Striped Grenadines. high class and
sOnable, dainty novelties Former price, one
$50 per yard ~-.-..-.-.-- Nv
SWELL, CORDED WASH SILKS. by all
odds the best assortment, the best styles IOC
and qualities in town. per Yard. TN
FOULARD SILKS al about half. To-
morrow again offer you The choice
of all finest grades of Satin FOu-
lards. best styles and cOlCrings, at about
half price.
'l Ss- and 2sr5 sla' qualities at - CSC
u 5sr and @9r5 SO Qualities at. S1.OO
PONGEE SILKS, = inches in width,
plain natural color. Former price 65c. re- A2c
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Summer Curtains, Etc.
New shipment just arrived in Muslin and
Bobbfnet Rufned Curtains, and offered
at extraordinarily low prices
RuffIed Muslin Curtains. sheer. dainty
durable. pretty. cottage effects just
rha right curtains FOR summer use. Per
$3.50, $l.20, S1.00, SOC and Sc
Large assortment of Bo5binet Curtains 6 LE
with rUffIes, also with the newest OAsO-
S Of Batten0aTs edge and inzsF!lns Re. and up
81 pieces sHBaIine. . inches 10 width. best
grade and most desirable patterns ana o.
cOlOrs. Per yard -
We also offer in our Certain Department ZEc
just arrived. .....................-,..... and up
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1902-12-03

TIE INDEPENDENT 50 cents per
month.
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Kentucsy's famous Jesse Moors
Whiskey, unequalled for its purity
and excellence. On sale at any OF
the saloons and at Lovejoy & Co
distributing agents for the Hawaiian
IslandS