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where they will enter a conservatory
OK music.
The Halloween ball 10 be given
Thursday evening, oct 80, under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Auxiliary 10
the b, Of L. f.. at Prof Coney's
danylng academy, promises to be one
OF the most pleasurable dances Of the
season.
The concert and ball given Thurs
day evening by the Ogden tabernacle
choir in the Lester Park pavilion was
a grand success. The choir rendered
a number Of beautiful selections dur
ing the evening, All present had a
most enjoyable time. The proceeds
from the evenings pleasure viii be
used TO pay for the choir music
Mrs. Joseph A. Peery spent this week
In Salt Lake visiting with her parents.
Samuel l.. Dye Of Rlyerdale, and
Miss Lydia Hobson, Of Maricopa, Ari-
IONA, were married in the Salt Lake
Temple Wednesday.
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Mrs T. d. Ryan and Mrs. Thomas
Fitzgerald were Salt Lake visitors this
week, the guests OF Mrs, Josph Young.
The ladies Of the Catholic church are
making ARRANGEMENTS for a Grand
sacred concert to be given on the even.
ing Of Nov q in the beautiful new
church building
The Coterie Dancing club gave an
other OF their pleasurable balls at Con-
ley's dancing academy last evening,
Miss Jesse NJ. Hutchinson returnee
to her home In Michigan after a de-
lightful visit with her cousin, Miss
Veda Eccles, of Ogden.
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pleasant affair Present besides the
guests OF honr were Mrs. w. s. Beatie,
Mrs. Pyper, Mrs, G.. d, Pyper, Mrs. NJ.
Y. Rossiter, Mrs II. @. Whitney, Mrs,
ID. 3 Spencer Mrs ]. u. owen.
Mrs. Winnie Shaughnessy win leave
for New York next week.
Miss Lankenan OF San Francisco is
expected here soon to visit Mrs Victor
NJ. Clement
Mrs. II. r. Brownel Of Denver Is
visiting Mrs. w. p. Alexander for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Harry Hathaway, VINO has been
visiting her mother for the past few
weeks, leaves next week for her home
In Cleveland, o.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Davis returned
Tuesday from their wedding trip and
LETT Wednesday morning for their home
In Park City.
Mrs j A. Foley is in Chicago for a
few weeks.
Miss Caroline Paine has gone to Cali
fornia for visit Of few weeks
Mrs Joseph Stras Peery of Ogden
has been visiting her parents, Judge
and Mrs Hoge this week.
Mrs Eugene Traughber has returned
from a visit to Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Bransford have
gone to Boise TO attend the fair
The ladies OF the Jewish society are
Flaming TO give a grand bali early in
December.
Yesterday the Students Society OF TIE
l.. ID, $. university enjoyed the second
o. their afternoon matinees, an enjoy
able program being rendered followed
by a game OF basketball. and dancing
In the gymnasium H. w. Clark.
president OF the general Students So
Cciy was in charge and a delightful
time was spent The program was
as follows:
Vocal Miss Florence Grart
Address ..........,... John L. Hicks
l'ccitation...,., Miss Minerva Jensen
Selections from the graphophone
furnished by Fergus Coalter co.
The Wednesday night soirees at
Christensen's VIII commence next
week and a number of new dances
viii be feature Of the season Great
interest is being taken IN these in-
formal events and the evidences are
That they viii BE- even more popular
tnun heretofore.
The Misses Bird win entertain at
large card party next Thursday
The East Side Card club win meat
with Mrs Hoppough next Tuesday
Mrs Graham =. Putnam gave a pu-
ril's piano recital at her home ur
Thursday night assisted by Miss Edyih
Eierbgck as vocalist The evening
was delightfully."- spent. all the partici.
pants acquitting themselves with cred
Mrs II. c. Whitney entertained ir-
formally on Monday afternoon In hon.
or Of Mrs Rob Easton. and Mrs Mar.
i'ncau and Mrs VIII Preston OF Loo
ran Those present besides the guest
q honor were Mrs. Piper. Mrs. G n. |
pypcr, Mrs NJ +. Beatie, Mrs j. H.
spcncer Mrs. ID. 5. Spencer. Mrs. Eva |
Y Davis, Mrs. J. d. spencer
MIS- ID. 5. Spencer also entertained /
In honor OF Mesdames Eastou, Mar |
tinucau and Preston, the same guests |
with number OF gentlemen being |
present az her home on Monday even |
ms. where a delightful time was spent. |
Miss Judge entertained Thursday az |
luncheon the japanese idea prevailing |
In dainty and artistic appointment. |
Chrysanthcmums were used IN pro- |
fusion, the place cards were japanese |
frames. and tiny lanterns and faas
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spending a few days In Salt Lalie. Mr.,
and Mrs Bush yesterday celebTted the
twentieth anniversary OF their wedding
by giving a dinner to a few friends al
the Knutsford.
Y. G. Oswald is home from the north
TO spend a few days with his family
II. II. Tertune and family depart
early next week for Denver, where they
viii make their future home.
Mrs Thomas Kearns gave a box par
~ az the Theater on Monday evening
Her guests were Dr.. and Mrs. Keogh
Mr. and Mrs. Frank j, Wescott ana
Miss Duchesne.
The Misses Welby have issued invita-
tons for a KensIngton next Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs ]. A. Foley has gone to Chicago
for short visit,
MIR. and Mrs w l.. Walker have re-
turned TO the city
Miss shoOp left this week for her
home In Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs w L. Walker have re-
turned from Denver
Mrs Joseph s. Taylor and Mrs K.
H. shelley who have been visiting Tor
the past six weeks With relatives In
Kansas city and ST Louis have re-
turned,
The Misses Smith daughters OF the
author II. Hopkinson smith were in
the city for a few days en- route to the
Pacific coast, whence they VIII saul for
the orient In q few days.
Col. Holmes left this week for the
east His son goes with him 20 re-enter
college
Mrs, Edward Howard has gone east.
Mrs g, NJ Field and Miss Thompkins
have returned from a trip 10 Denver,
and are at home to their friends.
Mr. and Mrs, Ed Parsons have gone
to Portland on a short trip.
Miss Allie Miller and Miss Inez Trent
will not arrive from San Francisco I'LL
about the middle Of next month.
Mr. and Mrs W. II. Tlbbals are home
'from two months sojourn in the
east
Mr. NJ. p. Wells left this week for a
short trip 10 Boise.
Mrs c. r Jones and Miss Rhoda
CorIess left for New York Thursday
The wedding Of Miss Mary Claire
Porter and Mr.. Charles Spencer Mann
VIII take place on Tuesday, Nov. II, at
st. pauls church.
Mrs. o. ], Salisbury and daughter
Miss Stella, win return from the East
next week.
The engagement IL announced OF Miss
Doshla Kent and Almon a. Covey the
marriage to take place early IN Deem
Der.
Many friends viii be Interested In
learning of the engagement Of MISS &C.
celia r. Lundqulst and William H.
Reinhardt, which has Just been an
nounced TIE wedding Will take place
early in November.
Mrs. Stephen II. Baboock leaves this
week for the south, first going to Nash
Vile 20 visit her father and then TO
Louisville TO visit her grandmother.
She will be away some weeks.
Mrs Rhoades Hatfield will entertain
the ladies' Of the o. T. S Friday even
ing. oct, "a. at her home, 1867 east South |
Temple.
Mrs Kell Of Cincinnati Is visiting |
Mrs Thomas Davis Of Brigham street
John Weir will leave for the East
shortly, where he Is TO be married.
News has been received from Call |
forna Of the marriage Of Miss Agnes |
r. Wilder, daughter Of Capt r. b Will |
der Of this city and Charles II. Dowse
OF Nebraska
Miss Jane Beaman Of Los Angeles
was the guest Of Mrs L. p. kimball,
and left for Denver Wednesday.
Mrs. w V. Eberly and sister, Miss
Kelly, returned 20 the East last Tues
day.
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Tllie Matison Of Brigham city, TO
Mr. Joseph r. Dover OF salt Lake. The
. eception was held at the home OF the
brides parents In Brigham city Mr.
and Mrs Dover will make their home
IN Salt Lake
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,vedding reren,ion III Miss lane Wat.
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cnts. MIR. an< Mrs j. G.. Watson. 5jS |
South Fourth West street The par. |
lu,s were DECORATED with cosmos i'm |
various colors inierminelod with FERNS |
ana the dinhsroon- where a delIcious |
simmer was served was dnne I'm rbr,s- |
ntbamums Nusic was furnished am. |
inr The evening by mandolin and |
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Rabbi Reynolds spea
IN the Jewish temple
education.
The general meetln,
school teachers which v
held tomorrow mornlI
side high school, has
one week. when SUPERB
Jensen win speak on o
Discipline In School.
There was quite q Ii
at last nights Chris
meeting at Fort Dougla
tlves from the Presbyt
as II was Presbyterian
Edith Lane presided, a.
Van Houghten was the
was the usual reception
Chaplain Marvin's hea
The seml-annual NEE
Missionary union was
IN the First Congrega
Mrs, RIG. McNlece was l
dent; Mrs, Berkeley,
Mrs. w. Wight, secreta
treasurer. The execu
cludes the presidents
missionary societies OF (
Secretary i, J. DAILY
cratic state committee, A.,
torian chin under a ell
night, while making a {
car, and was thrown
ground with such force
his shoulder. Mr.. DAILY
for several days, and II
G. NJ. Jackson will carr
ders the Atlas like duti
George Raymond Wal
late j. II. Walker, Is II
cisco with appendicitis,
ers, Charles and j. II. Y
been summoned to his
makes the young mani
affecting Is the fact tn
wed ding trip. And
Walker, brother OF IN
last summer In this CT
Citis.
A young man glyinf
Charles II. Bubb has b
Seattle on charge OK FOL
Is thought that he IL
commanding officer at
the colonel has wired I
He Is said to have us
raised by forgeries e
with hoping 20 galne er
bring his wife on to
young man was In very
cumstances, and has lie
q speedy life.
The condition OF Dt
Sandahl Of Murray, VIII,
crushed yesterday by 6
improved today. The
only six years old. was
car track and did not
of the approaching car
motorman pounded har
and fairly sat on the br
feet were terribly crusht
car wheels, but he was
to the Office OF DIR. Jones
cared for. The doctor
amputation VIII be nece
II VIII be a long time
Sandahl can walk.
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.

Oct %, Utah Sorosis met with Mrs,
Jacob Evans Palestine" was writ
ten 10y Mrs. ID, d. Hout2.
Captivity of the Jews" was given by
Mrs N NJ Warner; Miss Alice Rey-
nolds talk Of Nebuchadnezaars
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OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

| one OF the most peasurabe events Of
| the week was the farewell party given
| Wednesday evening In the Fifth ward
| Educational institute in honor of Mr.
! and Mrs. Charles Kent who left
Thursday morning for Salt Lake where
they VIII make their home.
The party was given under the aus
| pices of the Fifth ward choir, of which
| organization Mrs. Kent has been or
ganist for the past three years, and
| Prof. Kent and wife have for a num-
Der Of years been energetic workers
| In the musical interests OF the ward.
| There were present large number OF
! their friends. who gathered to show
| their appreciation OF the united efforts
Of Mr. and Mrs. Kent
The evening was spent very pleasant
| ly In dancing and other social pas
times Hon, G, II. Islaub on behalf
OF the choir in very neat speech, ex-
pressed the deep appreciation OF the
choir and ward ana their great esteem
FOR Mrs, Kent, ana presented her with
a beautiful pair Of pearl and gold
opera glasses. Mrs. Kent responded
appropriately and with deep feeling.
Bishop Watson and Prof. William
Barnes made a few brief remarks. Prof.
Kent expressed his regret at having
90 leave so many dear friends and Og-
den. Prof. Kent will come to Ogden
one day each week 20 give lessons In
voice culture, and the public win no
doubt have many opportunities to hear
his dne baritone voice. which has been
enjoyed by the music loving people Of
ogden. Mr. and Mrs Kent take with
them the best wishes Of host OF
friends,
Mr. George Goddard Of Salt lake
spent several days IN ogden this week
visiting with his parents,
a card party was given last evening
under The auspices OF the NJ. W A.
and Royal neighbors. There was
large attendance and all present en-
ioyed the evenings pleasure. Refresh
ments we're served.
The Y NJ. NJ, l. association Of the
Fourth ward gave an enjoyable ball
IN the ward hall Friday evening
The announcement is made OF the
marriage of Miss Annie stair. one OF
ogden's most charming and highly es-
teemed Young ladies', to Mr Fred Fox
Of salt Lake the event 10 take place
next Wednesday evening. oct g. at
The home Of the brides parents In this
city.
The young men and young ladies OF
the Fifth ward have Invitations out
announcing a series Of dances 10 be
given IN the ward hall during the win
. Ter months. The first two dances OF
the series viii take place Monday, oct.
81 and Nov. 10
Mrs. II. II. Spencer entertained
Thursday afternoon az her beautiful
home on Jefferson avenue IN honor OF
Mrs, Marduoca Williams. OF Cottles.
berg Kentucky. The afternoon was
spent al cards and music Dainty re-
freshments were served IN the dining
room.
Miss Dot PETIT, the popular pianist.
and Miss Irene Streng. the well known
vocalist, ae making arrangements 20
leave IN the near future for New York,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

f'-i'l--is-l"!-l..
one Of the most elaborate home wed.
dnRs Of the year was that Of Miss
Elizabeth i. Davis and Alfred Peters,
which took place on Tuesday night at
the home OF the brides mother Mrs
Elizabeth Davis The house was beau
tfully decorated with a protuslOn "
roses, carnations, cosmos and chrysan-
themums. effectively used with palms
and smilax the parlors being IN red
with American beauties and smliay,
and the dining room In pink and white
with centerplece OF chrysanthemums
for the table, and sprays OF pink roses
O1d ferns strewn on the cloth, while
streamers Of white tulle extended from
the chandeliers 10 the four corners,
tteHe with the candelabra shaded IN
pink making an effective decoration
At o'clock the bridal party entered
the room, little Ruth Robinson and
Leonard Davis. acting respectively az
flower girl and ring bearer coming
first. followed by the maid OF honor
Miss Beatrice Davis, and the brides
maids, Misses Damaris Beeman and
Myra Sowles. Next came the brido
walking alone, being met by the groom
bnd his best man In the library where
the ceremony was performed by Rev
G. r.. Brown Of the Congregational
church. As the party entered the roor1s
, Mrs. Martha King Roylc sang the
Bridal Chorus" from L0hongrin, ac-
conipanled by Prof Peterson with the
piano, and Messrs VIII Davis and
Arthur Peterson with ylollns. During
the ceremony the intermezzzo from
Va al Iatsla taIt fsg nj
IRE three last named, and the Mendel-
hrohn march at its close. The bride
wore an exquisite gown Of white crepe
de chine over taffeta with pearl and
lace trimmings and carried n shower
boquet Of brides roses. The maid r
honor was daintily gowned In pink ana
the bridesmaids IN blue. Assisting the
bridal party In receiving the guests
were Mrs Honold Mrs. Crone, Mrs
Charles Peak, Miss Mamie Banker and
Miss Eva Dix. Mr.. and Mrs. Peters
loft after the reception for a bridal trip
md upon their return will reside at
Il? east Fourth South
A delightful event OF the week was
the reception given by Mrs. Joseph
AVuHb WI W thlA'NboN AZ iNliNi VI ~ ~
G. d. Clark OF Wyoming, The rooms
were beautifully decorated, and all
other appointments were In charming
taste. Assisting the hostess were Mes
danes Kearns. Ezra Thompson,
keogh, Ryan and Blythe and Human
VI Wyoming. Cosgnif, Buchanan. and
the Misses Kinney, Gridlcy. Thomklns,
Miller and Drehomer. string orches-
TIA furnished delightful music and a
large number called during the afteI-
noon.
Mrs. J. s Ferris was hostess at a
card party on wednesday afternoon Ia
honor OF her sister, Mrs. Southwell of
Montreal. The rooms were pretllly
decorated m autumn tints, the parlor
being IA red and the library and din
ing room in yellow, with the green NJ
vines and palms effectively inter-
mingled. The scores and tallies We're
pictures OF Yellowstone park Prizes
were won by Mrs. Wltcher Jones, Mrs
Henry Lawrence and Mrs John Mar
sLall. About 50 We're precent
one OF the prettlest eyenta OF tho
week was the wedding OF Miss Myrtle
Purcell and Mr.. Fred Luff on Wednes-
day night, the event taking place at
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co. has half a million
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I.oi.eli.'. school OF

Ladies' Literary Club
East, cor. Brigham sire
class commences Satur
m. Adults. Tuesday e.
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structions given. Send
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urAaonMnERClALAN

Interest paid on 81
Armstrong. prest., Byr
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Miss Mathide Townsend viii shine
his season IA Capitol society. She II
ine Of the most beautiful girls who has
Ntr appeared Ia Washington.
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TELEGRAPH SCHOO
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the home OF the bride at o'clock ana
a reception following al s to the rclN-
lives and friends. The rooms were
beautifully decorated. the parlor ln
which the ceremony was performed
having a large wedding bell done m
nmnax and white roses and chrysan-
themums suspended from the chande-
Her while about the room were Ameri-
can Beauty roses and chryaanthemuln'
The rear paror was IN pink ana green
roses and smilax being used with ar
'suc effect The dining room was
especially pretty sueamefs OF ribbon
being Brought from the four corners
OF the room 10 the chandelier where
they were caught in o bridal knot In
The mouths Of two doves. The table
was adorned with white roses ana
smlax. and chrys1nthemums were
pretfllv arranged about the room The
ceremony was performed by County
CLERK Emery, the LohenTin wedding
march being played by Mrs, Shepherd
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THE Standard.

DO you have the
tionary in you
school room? II y
up 10 date. II J.
best edited, beat
bound. and most
In all respects ~
For sale ~ poof
Store.
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lESEREIEVEN
WEATHER r

Record at the loca
weather bureau for Tn,
at 6 a. m. today:
barometer reading Q
Inches. Temperature /,
Rrees; maximum. 60;
mean. so; which Is i
normal.
Excess OF daily mt
since the first OF the n
Excess OF daily me
since January i. $50 dc
Precipitation since
month, "a inch. which
the normal.
Accumulated dencier
ton since Jan. /, Al
FORECASTS TILL c
DAY.
Local forecast Tor Sc
cinity:
Showers tonight and
er tonight.
For Utah. forecast
Colo.j.
Cloudy and unsettlt
night and Saturday; pi
cooler.
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Miss Dot PETIT, the popular pianist.
and Miss Irene S'reng. the well known
vocalist. as making ay1anE1ments 10
leave IN the near future for New York.
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WEATHER CON

An area OF low pres
western portion Of the
ter extending from [
coast southeastward
condition promises this
storm It has had IN
Rain has fallen over {
da, southern Idaho, ca
kota. Minnesota and a
Gulf coast. Moorhead
during the last "a houi
changes have GENERAL
J.. II. n
Sc
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Mrs. II. II. Spencer entertained
Thursday afternoon at her beautiful
home on Jefferson avenue IN honor OF
Mrs, Msrduoca williams. OF Cottlee.
berg Kentucky. The afternoon was
spent al cards and music. Dainty re-
freshments were served IN the dining
rom
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All Items for the social and :
personal department Of the Sat i.
urday News must IN order to 4
insure publication, he handed in /.
not later than p. m, on Friday 4
venlne /.
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The young men and young ladies OF
the Fifth ward have Invitations out
announcing a series Of dances 10 be-
given IN the ward hall during the win
. Ter months. The first two dances OF
the series Will take place Monday, oct.
"a and Nov. 10.
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The announcement Is made Of the
marriage ~ Miss Annie Stair. one Of
ogden's most charming and highly es-
teemed Young ladies', 10 Mr Fred Fox
Of salt Lake the event 10 take place
next Wednesday evening, oct. %. at
The home Of the brides parents In this
city.
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one OF the prettlest eyenta Of tho
week was the wedding OF Miss Myrtle
Purcell and Mr.. Fred Luff on Wednes-
day night, the event taking place at
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The Misses Welhy entertained AZ n
Kensinston yesterday afternoon, their
guests being Mrs ia Parsons. Mrs
WI Eilerbeck and the Misses McIn-
tyre. Eilerbeck. Dix. Cohn. Critchlow
Leonard, kimhnl. Chandler Paul.
Morris. Miller Knnersley. Stephenson.
Howat, Sehoppe, Porter, Dickeft.
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