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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25

rowsville, Mass. 5000 tons: at Georgia
Vile, 500 tons; at Spring Green, War
wick. 2D0 tons, aud at another pond in
Warwick 1909 tons
The work 81 harvesting is at present
az "a standstill and nothing more can be
done until the weather clerk shall have
vouschafed several more cold days and
nights. which would restore the leo TO
the necessary thickness for cutting.
During the recent rain storm and tho
subsequent mildness Oh the weather the
thickness OF the ice was very materially
lessened and therefore the cessation or
Ice harvesting on all the ponds.
AT the time OF the change in the weath-
cr the ice houses were being rapidly filled
and ten days more would have practically
completed the work
Now. however. according TO Manager
sweet, IL IL just possible. vet hardly pos
sible that no more ice can be obtained,
since. even II there should be a continued
old spell big snow storm or rain
emily the case.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25
PRESENTED WITH CANE

Dcs MoineF. Ia. Jan. Con his arrival
from DenisUn, last evening LesHe NJ
Shaw. the new secretary of the rnitsl
states trfhsury. was called ON hv "a partv
of inf officers ana Captain Amos
Bfsuff. deputy auditor of the state Drr-
senfed him with cane mtdr from Phil
lpniue ebony tree
Captain Brandt iutrusted seDretaIv
Shaw with two similar cages. one FOR
President Roosevelt aud other TOR srcre-
tar, Wilson. Governor shaw will leave
Tor Washington Monday night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25
MfJ.R MaRTHUR DEAD

Chicago. Jan. S.--Msjor Joseph ". Nc
Arthur. United states army. is dead az
his residence here lie was born in 1925
and was graduated from West Polnt in
lSi5 During the Civil war he served with
the army Of the Potomac and took part
in the engagements at Malvern iiill.
Gaines 3nll. Savage Station. Anuctam
and The Wiiacrncss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25
BROTHER HELD.
Vim. McFstrldga Charged With
Robert MCFetTIdgH's Murder.

Chicago, Jan. 25-The verdict OF the
coroner's jury that investigated the muir
der OF Robert McFetridge, the wealthy
ice man. recommended that William Nc
Fetridge. brother Of the dead man, be
held for the grand jury.
At the autopsy IL developed that two
revolvers may have been used by the
dead mans assaiant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25
NO TRUTH IN REPORT

Brussels. Jan. gi--Thc report that an
unknown steamer believed i0 be a
British vessel. sank yesterday in the
scheldt near V1issinsen tFiushinsl.
Netherlands during fog and that many
urrsous bad gone down with her. proves
ON investigation TO bo untrue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25
Bartlett, 80 Years Old, Seeks
Separation From Wife.
Woman Has Also Filed Petition--She
1estifieS That She Has Been Mar
ried -Four Times.


dton proceedings
brought against her by husband
The parties and Mr. a boarder
the pension to pay
)
having passed the
milestone
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Old Members Step Out and
New Ones Named.
The Joint Select Committee on Ticket
Transfers Will Meet Monday Next
For Effective Work.


Adusnt considerable
/.
new examining
Providence has two OF the four members OF the
appointment win not mill
ing N the legislature
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-01-25

on Monday forenoon next In the room
or tho committee on corporations, room
committee on transfer tickets will meet
and organize for prompt and effective ac-
ton.
The members OF the committee are Sem
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27
LOGAN.

Logan, April pa prominent social
event OF the week was the social givan.
by Mrs. w. 3. Preston. fr.. and Mrs
i. r. MaTtineau on Saturday evening
Those ladies had planned to entertain
some Of their lady friends. but tha-r
husbands, learning Of it. gathered te-
gether a party Of gentlemen and sur
prised the merrymakers. The evening
was passed very pleasantly with cards
music, etc, and a nice luncheon was
served. The guests were; Nessrs. and
Mesdames F. X. Nebeker. w. S. Lang
ton, g.. ". Thatcher, jr. John e. Game.
Jr, O.. J. Swendson, Frank s. Madison.
Judge q. H Hart. HerscheI BuIlen. r.
e. G. Thatcher, Arthur Bateson. DIT.
MOench. Or. F. @. Gowans, A. NJ. Flem-
ing. Mrs. q. H. Champ. Mrs. A. N.
Clayton. Mrs. Barrett. Mrs. Anna
Knox, Mrs. J. Earl Mrs. s.. r. BaniT.
Mrs. A. L. Farrell. Mrs. r. S. Meals
ter. and Misses Cassidy. Flo Smith.
Pilgrim. Hattie Smith. Beatrice Girls
mon. Allie and Harriet Martinesu.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Farnes Of Rex
burg, Ida, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. J.. w. Crawford of this city.
George T. OdeH Of Salt Lake was a
local visitor this week.
@ . q
George I. Robinson OF this city. who.
with his wife and family. spent the
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PARK CITY.

On Thursday evening the Masonic
lodges of Park City rendered MU. Wal
ter Scott a farewell reception in the
Masonic hall. The early part of the
evening was spent in card playing, aft
or which q banquet was spread. Dur
ing the evening the lodge presented
Mr.. Scott a very handsome porcelain
vase. After the banquet several Of
the guests gave musical and literary
selections and a most pleasant even
ing was spent by all.
9 . .
Mr.. Charles Keith of Salt Lake came
up to the Park this morning.
Mrs. George Conrad returned to Park
City after a pleasant visit in Salt
Lake.
Mrs Charles Heath entertained Mr..
and Mrs Walter Scott and Roy Scott
last evening at q ain n
Mrs. J. Topliss Of Idaho is spending
a few days in the Park visiting friends.
. o o
Miss May Bailie was a visitor 10
Salt Lake this week.
o o 6
Thursday evening Mrs. julius Fran
kel entertained the Ask Ne club at her
home. Besides the regular members of
the club there were present Mrs. Beggs
and Mrs. White. A pleasant evening
was spent.
o o .
Mrs. A. r. Weeter entertained a few
of her friends on Wednesday evening
at a billiard party.
. q o
Mrs. William Don, accompanied by
her daughter. Mrs. r. Graham (nee
Miss Dom. returned to the Park Fri
day from Harrington. Wash. and viii
spend the summer in Park City.
. . =
Dr. DonOher was a visitor TO Salt
Lake the early part-of the week.
The senior class Of the Park High
school entertained the Junior class. to-
gether with the teachers Of the insti-
tuition, at the home Of Samuel Radon
Friday evening. A game Of authors
played. and prizes were awarded
to Miss Estella Watson and Dan 3.
Shields. After the card game the
guests repaired to the dining room.
where a most %appetizing lunch was
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served During the lunch several
we're proposed by T-0astmasta- SIS
fSaddon, Jr, and the same we sam
sponded TO by the guests. ie-
After this many games v-ara
ana vocal ana Instrumental ea
seiecIlons were rendered by the l
Mrs, julius Jensen gave a vrr-
ant surprise party on r. O-usrsrba
hef nome on Park avenue. Tusss-
evening. tuesday
Cards and games we're the ro,
o. n evening, after which deiirsto
IIeshments were served by the no..
nose present We're Messrs and ~
danes George Johnson. John H.
rank richardson, Misses Ada
man, Cora Hoffman. Matte Pi,b--
son Nina Cross. Messrs. Jim Non ~
Schuster, Murray Dais and Ed rIo,-5
Mrs. John F. Geiger enterf7irs5
eral friends at her home al Ari5-
tunnel on Thursday. Those me-
were Mesdames Sutton. Armst-.-
Steele Afford, Weeter. Shields w5rs-
McCarty and Miss x. Lawrence
% o. .
A pleasant surprise party was
on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott Mona
evening al the home of NIr. ana ~
Charles Shields by the Easrrn ST.
lodge. Musical selections were
dered during the evening by the r,Isst-
and an address was made bv Mrs TB
hart, grand worthy matror of H.
Texas jurisdiction Of the lodge sfr
ana Mrs Scott were presented with
beautiful pair Of gold candlestfrks div
ing the evening by the order.
g g .
Wednesday Mrs. W. Armstrong
t%ertained at a violet luncheon In nom.
or her guest. Mrs. Reed from S71r Tsb.
at her residence on Main street M.
rooms were tastefUlly decorated in vf,
lets and lavender. and presented a vsrv
pretty appearance.
Those present were: Mesdsues bird
Wallace, Scott, FrankeI. Locksrt H.
Compile, Smith, Beggs. Afford. We.-e-
Wilson. Allen, Ferry, Sutton. NeCs-
thy. Davis, Geiger, J.. r.. Geiger
Thompson, J.. z. Thompson. Shield
Heath. Steele, Williams KesceI Char
trand, Mcpherson, Misses BurIin Nc
Coumber, L~owerence, Towey and No
Der.
William Benny and family left the
early part OF the week for Scotland
to spend the summer
Q o -
William BOden returned to the Park
Saturday morning, after an absence Of
several years.
9 g o
John Thompson and w. T. SNYDER
came to the Park Saturday.
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OGDEN.

Mrs. E. Thorne departed Tuesday for
a visit to Watertown. 5. D.
Miss Louise Barker of Salt Lake was
the guest OF Miss Stella Conger last
week.
Mrs, Averil Of Buffalo is visiting her
Mrs. ". S. Daily ana son OF Salt
Lake are visiting in Ogden.
Miss zella Stevens left Wednesday
for Alberta. Canada. for an extended
visit with her sister, Mrs. c. Decker.
g 8 .
The Second ward amusement com
mittee gave a character ball Friday
night IN the amusement hall.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. c. Henderson Of Mil
ford spent a few days in Ogden last
ALI Van Dyke Of Salt Lake was visit
ing friends in Ogden last week.
Miss Flora H. Buchanan of Mont
peiier, Ida, and 7. G. Hacker of Red
Cloud, Neb., were married Thursday
morning by Rev. W. E. Maison.
9 g 9
The High school gave an elaborate
party at Dignan's Friday evening.
The B. and 3. club was entertained
yesterday by Miss Carnahan.
The closing dance of the season at
the Ontario club is the May day ball.
occurring next Thursday, and special
preparations are being made for the
affair.
Miss Leota Kennedy mas about COM
pleted the collection of 500 ~favorite
quotations chosen By as MANY Ogden
citizens and to be published in PAM
phlet form for the benefit Of the NJ. E.
church fund.
The S. o. o. b. club win give a grand
ball May 9 at Dignan's for the benefit
Of the public library furnishing fund.
o @ .
A May day party viii be given in
the Second ward Thursday night at
which a number of the younger pupils
viii entertain with an exhibition Of
fancy dances,
Q @ o
At the Presbyterian church Friday
evening occurred an interesting affair
designated as a hobo social A
dozen young men of the congregation
gave experiences more or less imagi-
nary of trips to the kitchen doors of
various ladies' in the congregation aud
the way requests for hand outs" were
received.
Mrs Abe Kuhn returned home last
week from Pine Bluff, Ark, where she
has been the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Wertheimer. Miss Ethel Edison
Of Kansas City accompanied her and
viii be the guest Of Miss Leda Kuhn.
Q . o
Mrs. Smith of Salt Lake is visiting
her sister, Mrs T. Carr.
Miss Lillian Stevens departs Monday
for Los Angeles on a visit.
@ . .
Mrs. H. H. Spencer entertained a few
friends Saturday afternoon.
The Degree Of Hon0r gave one o.
their enjoyable card parties Tuesday
evening at the A. o. Z. V. hall. The
prize winners were Mrs. H. P. Todd.
Fred Marks. Mrs. S. J.. Allen and Fred
PIanz.
. 9 q
On Wednesday at the home Of Mr..
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Williams on Twenty-thiri street, ,dise
Ada Richardson and Richard Cowan
were married by Rev. G. s. Womer o.
the First Methodist church.
mrs. Thomas Carr was the recipient
Of a pleasant surprise Wednesday aft
ernoon by the Rathbone Sisters. Csfds
were INDUCED in. The lucky prize vim
ners were Mesdames Lund and Tyree.
Those present were Mesdames Lund.
Fernlund, McGaw, Glasmann. Daily.
Custead, Brown, Chapman, Eklund.
Tyree- Marks. Wyant. Turner, Smith
Of salt Lake. Lindsay, Stone, White
and Jackman.
Arthur Miller entertained a number
of his little friends Friday afternoon in
honor Of his fourth birthday. Games
formed the amusement and dainty re-
Treatments were served.
Mr. II c. Bigelow. assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. f. I. Van Meter Of
Chicago, in whose honor il was given.
entertained about nfty friends at the
Reed hotel parlors- The rooms were
tastefuhy decorated in palms and cut
flowers of purple and white. The aft
"a AiSSA vas RA~OdoatANJ spent III loNclA-
ing to a musical programme and play
ing cards.
Sego Lily circle. Women Of Wool
craft, celebrated their fifth anniversary
Wednesday evening at the I. o. O. T.
hall. The hall was tasteeully decorated
and the amusements Of the evening
were a musical programme and a bas-
ket picnic, the latter affording much
merriment.
9 o o
Miss Banks of Salt Lake Is The guest
Of Miss Vida Eceles.
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Wyoming are the guests Of Mrs. A. +
Peabody.
Miss Clara Deal is visiting in Nor
gan for d few days
Mr. Joel Harris of ogden. who has
been the guest of Roscoe Breeder, has
returned TO his home.
g -. .
Mr.. II. J. A. Culmer has gone to
Chicago for a brief trip.
Mrs. W. T. Daily and son have gone
to Ogden for q short visit.
Mrs. George A. Snow entertains at a
luncheon next Saturday
Mrs. w. a. Nelden left yesterday
morning for Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. R. Ellerbeck have
removed to 762 First street
Miss Eta Powers has moved from
Ford's to the Fifth East hotel.
Mr.. w. Mont Ferry will return from
his eastern trip this morning.
Mr. H o. Jackson left during the
week for a short business trip.
Mr.. c. P. Overfeld has returned
from a business trip to Colorado.
Mrs. Louisa Buel has moved from "a
Sixth East street to IS L street.
81 . g
Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Ritter left on
Thursday for a trip to the coast
DR.. and Mrs. Nichols are in the city
the guests of Mrs. j. r. Morris.
Mr.. J. D. Spencer has been spending
the week in the city with his family.
Mrs. H. V. Croll and son have gone to
California for the next two months.
Mrs. c. i. Wantland Of Denver is at
the Fifth East hotel for a few weeks.
Mrs. George V. Schramm has gone
TO California for the next few months.
Mark B. Clark leaves today for Eu-
reka. where he will spend the coming
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. Miller and Mrs.
S. D, Evans left on Friday for the
coast.
9 o .
The Misses Alton and Jasmine
Young have returned from a trip to
Chicago.
Mrs. Willard Young is in the city
visiting Mrs Thomas Jennings for a
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. Osborne of Wis
consin r in the city visiting Mrs.
F. c. Richmond.
Mrs. H. H. Spencer of Ogden has
been spending a few days in the city
with Mrs. 1. Marks.
Mrs. Julian A. Knight of Montana
is in the city visiting her sister. Mrs.
Graham F. Putnam.
Mrs. John Reed has been visiting the
week in Park City, the guest of
Mrs. W. w. Armstrong.
Mr.. James Stout, who is in Califor-
MIA visiting his sister, win not return
till about the first of the month.
. q Q
Mr. Dave Meyer has just returned
from d business trip through southern
Utah, and viii leave for the east.
Mrs. Hunsicker and her mother. Mrs.
Boise, win continue their journey to
home in the east this evening.
e 8
Mrs. Herbert Joseph of Denver will
be in the city tomorrow 10 be the guest
for q week of Mrs. Shepard Benson.
q o .
Rev. and Mrs. P. s Thatcher left
Tuesday for q trip to the coast. They
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viii be gone probably a month or Two.
Mrs. e. SondheiB7 and daugh1er have
left on q Visit 10 Los Angeles and san
Francisco. TO be absent about a month.
Mrs Ezra Thompson and daughter
and Mrs. J. G.. Lynch leave IN the
morning for Los Angeles on a pleasure
trip.
The Misses Florence and Caroline
Harrison are the guests of Miss Ann
Thaeher during the absence Of her
parents.
Mrs. George Matson of ogden who
has been spending a few days in the
city returned to her home yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. D. c.. Mclaughlin and daughter
Isabel, and Miss Florence Reynolds
VIII be in the city about the 9th Of
the month.
Mrs. C. H. scheu returned Thursday
from a visit to Los Angeles, and after
visiting in the city for a week viii go
to Virginia.
. >
Mrs. Howell INC Miss Howell arrived
at Fort Douglas during the week and
viii be the guests of Lieutenant and
Mrs. Howell.
Mrs. T. 5. Walton and Mrs. S. C.
Walton left Friday for their home in
st. Louis, after a pleasant visit here
with Mrs. Kinkaid.
Ex-GOvernor Nance of Nebraska. a
cousin of Benner X. Smith. has been
spending a few days in the city on
his way to the coast
. +. o
Mrs. Fields, who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Young of Fort
Douglas. returned Thursday morning
to her home in Detroit.
Mrs. Emma A. Fox of Detroit. the
secretary of the general federation, is
the guest during her stay in the city
Of Mrs. Clesson S. Kinney.
Miss Damon. who has been in the
city for nearly a year visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. Adams, viii leave on Thurs
day for her home in Boston.
Mr. n Mrs. Morton French have
taken the home Of Dr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Beatty, 100 East First South street,
where they viii be at home.
Mrs. Edgar NJ. James of Blackfoot,
Ida, and her daughter, Margaret, are
in the city OF their way east and are
the guests Of Mrs. Charles Read.
9 . .
Mrs. John Marshall and daughters,
who have been at the Fifth East hotel
since their return to the city. viii re-
turn to their own home this week.
Mrs. S. H. Pinkerton left last Tues
day for Los Angeles to visit her
mother. who is still in a critical con-
dition from the results of her acct
dent.
DIT. and Mrs. Rykert have taken
their home on Fifth East and Brig
ham street and gone to housekeeping
for the few months they will be in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Linsley are set
tied in their new home at 12S South
Eighth East street. where they will
be at home to their friends early in
the week.
Mr.. II. c. Hoffman efCyesterdav for
Santa Barbara, Cal. where. Mrs. Hof-
man and daughter have been spending
the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman
will go to Catalina islands and visit
parts Of interest before returning
home.
q
Major Young, Captain and Mrs.
Shanks and Lieutenants Castleman
and KistleF leave tomorrow morning
for Fort Logan. Mrs. Young win re-
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main in the city until the close of the
public schools.
. 8 .
Miss Estelle Mayer. who has been
visiting Mrs. Harry CAM. left Tues
day for Spokane, where she viii visit
Tor some time before returning to her
home in Chicago.
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Richard Stevens Eskridge, Seattle,
Wash
EttS AlOysla Keith, Salt Lake -------g.
JGEc II. Harder salt Lake ......ss...8J
Emily Jensen. Spring city ..--..------41
AdUlpn HOttlger. salt LAX ...--...-..-.2
Ellen Fitt. salt Lake -..... 81
William A. Brewster. Salt Lake .......--3
Isaha r. Hooper. Salt Lake .........M
Sarl -. Sander. salt Lake .......-......23
Segret MaiquiS Salt Lake ..--.-...-2g
Zee MareuFl. Bingham Junction ......3s
Flora LIcds. Spanish Fork ..-.....-.14
Harvey Day. Rountifui ,.-...-----....2l
J|0sepheue Florence Huntsman, Boun-
Clarence ". Ridges. salt Lake ......-..E
Nellie Adams, Provo .-......-.........29
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Coming and Going.

Miss Beatrice sells has returned from
trip 10 Europe.
Mrs. knight and Mrs Pea6ody q
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Major Young. Captain and Mrs.
Shanks and Lieutenauts Castleman
and KistleF leave tomorrow morning
for Fort Logan. Mrs. Young win re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27

Monday only, from l. to . p. m. the
Genuine Roger a. GaiHet Toilet Soap.
worth S5c. on sale from Il to . foe
at, cake -
. Ladies Black Moire Six Eton Jack
cts. made with appliqued Batiste Col
lar, a regular 800 value. on e. Al
sale from L 10 , at, each--.....- T%'Ti
leo Ladies White Lawn Shirt Waists.
patterns embroidery and lace effects.
AN readvto be seWed together. worth
500 On sdie from j. to 2 at, 81 M
&en
4 dig snap from L 10 ? only. is Hand
somely Finished Hand Embroidered
Sofa Pillows. they are indeed a work
of art and worth from 500 TO $3.50. on
sale for these two hours at, 81 81
each VIM
For these two hours We place on sale 2
Ladies' Black silk Raglans, in Tafteta,
Moire ard Peau dc Sole, worth from
$3.50 TO $500 IN sale from Sl9 90
l. TO ? at. each o'e0
5Ladies Zephyr Bingham Wash Petit
coats. in stripes and plain %colors, UNI
brella shape. trimmed with { bias rUf-
files. worth S.@. On sale Or
from i 10 . at, each
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27

leo Paper Novels, all new books. good
reading. by all the popular authors. a.
regular 5c article. On sale from > 10 4.
only s to a customer, AT 70
each 80 ss--. .--..- ~
20 boxes ladies' Sanitary Napkins. j
napkins In box, worth SOC. On sale from
. to 4 p. m. ? boxes 70 a Gus l9nI
toner, az, box ~
Slx9o Extra Good Quality White Muslin
Bed Sheets. worth 75c- on sale Eer
from = to at each --..---...--..-- wv
IS Children VAST Dresses. in a beau
tiful assCUHrIs Of patterns Of Prints
and Percpi5s. worth up TO $3.50. On
sale from . to 4 at 99eI
each .---. .-- m -
81 dozen Pure Linen Huck Towels, worth
35c. on sale from 2 10 at, Zoe
each --.--- ..-... .s.ssf tts'-- --
100 bottles Colgate & Cos Violet Toilet
Water. small size bottles. worth the
world over sc. On sale Or
from . TO 4 AT. bottle $780,. ..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-04-27

The ladies of ST. Mary's cathedral
gave one of the most successful socials
in the history of the society at the res
idence of Mrs n. p. Doolsy, 345 South
Fourth East street. last Thursday
evening. april "a. The spacious rooms
of this handsome home were especial
ly decorated and arranged Ter the oc-
casiOn. and the evening was given TO
prize games. cards ana music. and all
we're unanimous in their praise of sd
successful-and jovial ar event. Nari-
Gus refreshments were served. inciUd-
ms an Informal luncheon. after which
the gentlemen ~adjeuEned to the smoker.
Among those present were the follow
ing: Dir. and Mrs l. Butler, AR. and
Mrs. Bero. Mr., and Mrs. F. Wey. Mr.
and Mrs. Cornforth, air and Mrs Har-
vey. Mr.. and Mrs. KTk. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. McGurrin. Mesdames Hanson. Nc
Kenna. Wascott, Loring. Morrison. Ire
land. Stephens. McFadden, Two, shea.
McDonougb. McGrath. Sauer. Dederich
Gibson. H0efer. Farrell and Kervin;
the Misses Kirk. Gibbons. Hanson. NJ.
Gibbons. H. McFadden, Shiebei. Plum
hot. Ray. luce. Horn. Daguet. Steph-
ems. Early. Griffith. Miller. Murphy.
Aim. Morgan. Kennedy. Kirk. Croft0n,
Neber, Ireland. Wey. Meuer. Mahoney,
Hope. Farrell. Haley, Gleason n Ne
nard: Mess-s P. Butler, T. Marnane P
Henraty. J. Lynch. Dr.. PinkertOn. Mr..
Vail. F. McGurrin. alr- Duguet Rev
D. Kiely, Mr.. Corey= Rev Lechner,
Rev. Gueymard, Rev. kennedy, Mr.
SHED.
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The Famous Nicholas Ladies 8 clasp.
Kid Gloves. a beautiful dress glove.
IN all the new spring and summer
shadings. worth S2.09. On sale from.
10 to j. n pair TO a Ct 07|
customer at, pair ,...,. ..,... W.T.
IS Ladies Black Chiffon Boas. worth.
up to $50. on sale from eif7|
10 to j. at. each VIII
% dozen Ladies White Lawn Aprons.
with fancy borders. worth 35C. ON.
sale from 10 TO - at, ler.
eacn 1890 ~ . -
. dozen Ladies Fancy Iisle Hose. a.
regular SIC vac ON sale 1Ha.
from 10 TO y al, pair 5000 NTS
10 dozen Ladies Purc Silk Sleeveless
Vests, lace trimmed yoke and shOul-
der bands. in col0rs of pink. light
blue. cream and black. a regular S.00.
value. OF sale from 10 % y Ar.
at, each ---.. ...-. .-.-.. ..... TSg
IS dozen Ladies Cambria and Muslin.
Drawers, umbrella shape. trimmed.
with lace and embroidery. worth up.
to a.eo. on sale from 10 to Il AQf
at, pair 5000 Fes