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MAY BE AN INCREASE
10 The Amount Appropriated for The
Ship Channel Project
SECTION ONE WILL GET THE BENEFIT.
There Is Hitch IN the Provisions for
the Trinity and the Inner Harbor;
Former May Get Through
(spcclai 10 rho postJ

Washington, April IS. The conferces Il
the rivers and harbors bill were in scs-
sion for several hours today While no anal
agreements have been arrived at aud the
whole work Of the committee Is in purely
tentative FORM there are good reasons for
the belief that it has been practically de-
cided to arrange the Buffalo bayou item In
way that will provide for IN equal diNl-
sim of the total appropriation between the
two sections Of the channel There Is some
talk, however, to tn. eject that the APP
Precipitation may be increased 100000 and
the item SO worded ms to provide for the
cXreuditurc Of the balf million Of the see.
ond section ana S6oO,O9O ON the first In
any event, there is no doubt that the mat
ter will be arranged In % way that VIII
be acceptable TO the people Of Houston aud
an others who are lesltimatcly Interested.
As has been forecast In these dis
patches, night is being made on the sen
ate amendments relating to the Trinity
river aud the inner harhor at Galveston.
The impression Is THAI there Is still light
ing chance for the Trinity item to get
through, but that the inner harbor Jppro-
UrintiDn will be stricken out.
II Is believed that all of the other Texas
items win be allowed to stand with the cN.
ccption Of the $4U0oo0 for the reimburse
mcnt Of the Farwer interests at Nclasco,
which may also be KILLED.
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Ex-couNcILMAN KRArz

OF St. Louis, Charged With Bribery May
Be Brought Back.
Washington, Aptl Is The state depart.
ment has had some correspondence with
the government Of MoNtco respecting the
case OF eX-Councilman Kraft who i, a
fugitive from Justice from 81. Louis charged
with bribery The man. at the depart.
mcnt's instructions has been arrested and
is locked mp at Guadaidinrl. but as The OF
tense with which me- charged Is not one
of the oftenses named in The treaty rs sub
hrcn trying to procure his delivery To the
Missouri authorities as 4 matter of comfy.
The Mexican authorizes have suggested
standing that tine United States government
viii reciprocatc wheu occasion arises. rhls
is impossible.
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COMMERCIAL.

Variant factors ruled grains and the
weather favored bears.
The provision market was manipulated
again for higher prices.
Stocks were hating and uncertain and
the movement Of prices was not uniform.
Sales Of spot cotton at New orleans were
firm at full board prices, and many factors
believe the market viii reach 10 cents.
New York cotton market steady and high.
err on strong Liverpool cables and very bull
ters.
cotton values made another skywaTd
move on higher Liverpool aud heavy de
mand
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aged negro. made affidavit before a nctars
that he had been denied the right to regis
tef, although alleging that he complied viii
all o. the Publications exacted by the 90;
stituticn. II 10 said that this affidavit I'd
be used by MILFORD II. Smith, negAt iaH'
Yer from New York. who Is here, In Clio;
n bill in the United states district coun a.
clarinL that the constitution Of Alabani
IL contrary to tho Federal constitution. i
hc ia unsuccessful in the loves court ih'
case VIII be appealed Ia tho United Statfi
supreme court, The Eoored1Nlan's Sufffarl
assoc'Tion organized here about a. mont
ago ana has issued an appeal to the negoi
81 the State 10 contribute 5000 to pay cost
% Ccntestinc the new constitution.
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THE AGRICULTURAL BILL

Contains Some Provisions OF Much In
terest to Texans.
Especial to The PostJ
Washington, April -. The asricul-
tural appropriation nov under consideration
IN the house contains several items Of inter
est to Texas. one of these is an apptopn-
alton Of 10000 to be made Immediately
available for tire purpose of carrying on eX-
pcrimcnts for asccrtuIiu4 the best methods
for the determination of the boil wceyl.
Provision Is also made for continuing the
experiments looking to the determination
Of Johnson grass AND Tor series OF soil
surveys
Another big thing Of particular interest
to Texas is Il prov sion for some expert
mcuts IN the line of tea growing, for wnich
the soil In certain parts of the southeastern
section of the state is said 90 be particu,
larry well adapted
All Of these items were placed in the
bill az the instance of Representative Bur
Lesson.
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HAL 10 LESLEY.
Texan Has Volunteered to Go Before
Senate Committee,

Washington, April -. captain Jesse Lee
Hall of Texas viii. unless present plans go
avry, appear before tho senate committee
on the Philippines in the near future for
the purpose oi tcStifylne aa TO the alleged
cructica pra,ticcd by our troops IN the
islandr Captain Hall has communicated in
an Indirect way with senator Lodge chair
man Ca me committee. who has said that
the former Texas Ranger viii he summoned.
fhc committee Will meet tomorrow and the
matter viii be probably brought up then.
Han Is now In Chicago.
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Oakland Results.

san Francisco Anrr 2s. Futurty course
Algarette, Bogus Bill. Gathering Bravu,
Time i:l3:
Five furlongs, selling Mamie Cassie W.
Jennie hughes. Time :O9A.
-Four ANA half furlongs, selling Lizzie
Rice Guida, Mirccna. Time ;55i5.
Mile and sixteenth AHtolee. Rio shan.
non. Princess rnania Time t;4T.
Seven furlongs Plush OF Gold. l1agerdon.
DiNinla. Time :e6@
Mile ana nifty Cawane. First Shot.
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eoMpeRs-sHAFFER ooNTRoVERsY.
The Ratification OF the Scale Was
Another Victory for Shaffer.

NnotheT Vlctofy Tor onaHer.
Wheeling, w va, Aprll IS The Anal.
eamatcd association today ratified the wage
scale committees rcnort with a few slight
alterations"
What thr "sllcht alterations" were was
not dlyngcd The ratification Of the scale
IS another victory for President Shafrer.
The new scales. as ratified, are practically
the same MS those effective last year. They
viii be In force untn July /. 1904
The scales With the in1cpendrnt mills
VIII he signed nv the district vice presr
dent. Organizer Flynns return today ms
stirred m much IN feeling among the don't
nant Shafer element aud 1t seems assured
he will not he given the privilege OF Inc
threaten 10 hire q theater and give their
alleged 'iuside history" of the Gomners.
Shaifer controversy II the convention de-.
clines To grant hearing.
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RAILROAD.

Manager Miller estimates that the Cen
trail banded 5000 passengers into Dallas
during the reunion.
Prof. Attwater Of the Southern Pacific
tolls Of the good done by the company's
exhibit at Dallas.
Three miles OF track have been laid on
the Lampasas extension OF the Central
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ArehhIshop ereatIy lmn,oNed.

New York, April IS. The condition OF
Archbishop corrlgan has greatly improved
and he passed peaceful day, His ply.
slcians renorted.that the pneumonia Is now
thoroughly broken aud that the only dan
ger now les In the patients weakened con-
ditiou.
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Hoods EGrsdPaTiLia
and Pills

Remove it, give new life, new cour-
sge, strength and animation.
They cleanse the blood and clear the
complexion.
Accept no substitute.
III felt tired all the time and could not
sieep. After taking Hoods sarsaparilla
q while could sleep well aud the tired
feeling had gone. This great medicine has
also cured Ine OF tcrofnla.' Mrs. c. M.
Roor. Gilcad, Conn.
hccd'S SareaparIila promises 20
cure and keeps the promIsos
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GERREBECK TRAHAM ~ da' brIse
Texas. April -. AT the home ~ Ms Marie
near here Mr.. j Gerrebeck anu ttInchIln Il
1raham were married, Fa'ner
Houston officiating.
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e enH cases, which have oSs OafsIepsd|
thoneht incurable. Every yn, Sne consult p..|
with a Chronic Disease saou, yoa some le,|
Hathaway, as he can sndsvice, copsg.,.ss|
portant information ahu nr by mall. .n, 5se
f fe%n Complete t5esi e symptom bla9s s.s.nsp
80 j. NEWTON HATHAvn1opio. Tszah
2lO Alamo Plaza, san
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lNi ulil " II
en- Ia b le
re putation
as n Spe-
la S T..
Each ease
which II q
treats ! S
given care
full study,
ana special
treatment IL
prepared TO
meet MI re-
quirenents.
III q e o M
bines hi
skill MS a
Specialist
with the lat
est discover
- - a.FAnA
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NEGROES WILL CONTEST
The Validity Of the New Constitution
Of AIahanna

Montgomery, Ala, April 2s.-.rhe nrst
step was taken today by the negroes Of
Alabama toward testing the new constitu,
ton OF the State when Nelson Blbb, an
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE Dsi j
Take Laxative Rromo Quinine Tablets cv r.
drneclsts refund money If IL falis 70 XII
u. II. Groves signature Is on eaea W.
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Piles cured Mithout me Knife.

Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrudinr
Pies. Your druggist will refund your
money II PAzo OINTMENT fails TO cure
you. 80 eeats.
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normal At san Marcos was laid with i'm
prcssivc ceremony.
Mrs Rosa Asher Of Yazoo City, Miss,
and her daughter were badly hurt In a
runaway at Dallas.
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That
Tired Feeling

Is a Common Spring Trouble.
It's sign that the blood is deficient
in vitality, just as pimples and other
eruptions are signs that the blood
is impure.
It's warning, too, which only the
hazardous fail TO heed.
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An ABLE SPECIALIST.

Dr. Hathaways uniform success h ~ voS
mi forms OF Chronic Diseases nus
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17

THE gayety Of the past week has
been Of another order than that
usual in society. and while there
has been little of the pink tea ma
ture doing, there has certainly been
much OF a truly social nature. Many
Of the prominent women of the city
nut aside their own plans for the week
both as society leaders and as house
keepers. and. turning their attention to
the strangers in the city. made many
feel the depth Of western hospitality
For three days the ladies who were
accompanying the delegates were re-
ceived and entertained by the ladies' of
the city, and that they found their vel
come a cordial one, none can doubt.
Many pleasant parties were formed
for the purpose of taking in the sights.
FOR the town is still small enough to
enjoy thoroughly the novelty of the
street Examinations. Parties to the
Wild West shows, too, were numerous.
and several gay suppers followed the
dusty rides home in the tally-ho.
Nearly every home in the city has
had one or more guests from afar with
IN its walls during the past few days,
and many pleasant little dinners have
been given in honor of the visitors. AL
together it has been a gay week. too
gay for more formal. society affairs,
which are common TO a period of I'M
broken routine.
The fan season is almost here and the
gay world is beginning to make prep
arations for the many large and elab-
crate affairs which are to be expected
at that time Of the year. The coming
week has one or two pleasant events
planned already.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
Some Pleasant Minor Affairs.

Mrs. Victor N. Clement entertained
at an informal luncheon Tuesday in
honor of Mrs B. G. Avery, who is the
guest of Mrs. A. C. Ewing.
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Mr.. j. 7. Goodwin gave a pleasant
party to the Wild West shows We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Katherine Geddes gave a lake
party Friday evening in honor of Miss
Dillingham;.
Mrs. NJ. B. Sowles received at an in
formal at home Friday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. H s. winans
Mr.. Toplin entertained a party of
ten at a pleasant luncheon at the Com
mereial club Tuesday in honor of Miss
Dillingham;.
Colonel and Mrs. Holmes gave a
theatre party for the opening night
Of "Corianton."
Captain and Mrs. f. A wedgwood
entertained at dinner Wednesday even
ing In honor of Mr.. r. r. Horth and
Mr.. Charles Ryan of Grand Island,
Neb.
The Misses Bubb entertained a party
of friends at the Wild West show
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Dunca, sava
pleasant dinner last Monday evening
in honor Of Mr.. Eaton of Tacoma,
Wash.
Miss Sears has postponed her Wed
nesoay affair until Friday.
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South Fork Notes

s. Barry of Omaha was a visitor at
the resort Saturday.
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b. w. Harmon of Manti was here for
day early in the week.
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Mrs Walter MalIey of Salt Lake
came up for a short stay.
Mrs Mary Bardsley returned Satur-
day after brief outing here.
Mrs. j. ". Mellen of Salt Lake was
a guest during the week.
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Edna and Nellie Flanders of Salt
Lake spent Saturday here.
Miss Clara Midgley of Salt Lake was
VISITOR the latter part of the week.
Mr.. Arthur Gardner came up for an
outing at the Forks.
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Mr.. ]. T. Herrick of the Capital City
arrived here Saturday.
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Mr.. E. Brown of Salt Lake is regis
tered here.
Mrs. Giles of Provo was a guest Of
Mrs NJ NJ. Warner on Monday.
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Mrs. James came up from Salt Lake
this week to stay ten days.
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Miss Amy Bishop, c. H. Tingey and
Mrs c. S. Tingey returned to their
home in Salt Lake Saturday.
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w. H Tully of Pleasant Grove. Utah.
came up to spend a few days at the
resort.
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c. H. Tury of Grand Island, Neb.,
came up to the Forks Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Merrill of Salt
Lake returned to their home Monday
after two weeks outing at the resort.
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Mrs. ]. T. Pierce and daughter left
for Salt Lake Monday. after an ex-
tended stay at the hotel
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o. D. Belts and wife and four chill
dren, accompanied by T. J. Belts and
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Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Greenwood are
visiting their sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn of Bingham spent
the past week in the city.
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Mrs. Frank B. Stephens will return
from Holiday park next Friday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Lee are sst+Is5
in their new home at n P street
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MI and Mrs. George NJ. Hanson OF
ogden are visiting friends in the cfty-
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Doyle of Lynn
Mass, are visiting friends in the CITY.
Mr. George Buckholz OF Wisconsin
holz.
Mr.. Herbert Thompson of Canon
City, Colo, is visiting friends in the
city.
Mrs. G. r. Sherman of Muskevon
Mich. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Park
Mr.. and Mrs. w d Ritter have
river.
s 6 &
Miss Mate Hall left during the week
for Berkeley, Cal. where she win enter
school.
Mr. and Mrs Emil Rolapp OF OS-
den spent the week visiting friends in
the city.
Mrs. !. b. Perrine Of Blue Lakes, Ida.
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs Daniel
Spencer.
Ars. W. c. Buck of san. Francisco
is visiting her sister. Mrs. H. c. Nc
Donough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gillespie Of kan
sas City are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Ira Tuttle.
DR.. H. D, Niles and Miss Bessie Niles
are home from a months visit to the
northwest.
Mrs. Maud Spencer and Miss Patter-
son are spending brief vocation in
nm s. a q
Mr.. Joel T. Harris OF Ogden is the
guest OF Mr.. Roscoe Breeder for the
past week.
Mrs Armstrong and Miss Edna Arm
strong of Ogden are visiting Mrs. A.
J. Hoffman.
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Mrs John Fungzn of Lincoln. Neb.
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Al
bert c. Jones
q - s.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeWoife OF Beaver
have been visiting Miss Culmer during
the past week.
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Miss Yardley returned last week
from a six weeks outing at waunita
Springs, Colo.
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Mrs. David Eccles and Miss Bertha
Eccles Of Ogden spent the week with
friends in the city
.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H Jennings of
Streator are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard r. shepard
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Mr.. and Mrs. F c. Bush and family.
snd their guest Mr. Leroy g. Picker
ing, returned Tuesday from the Old
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
Brighton Notes.

A great number of people who went
to Salt Lake to attend the EIks' con-
vention are coming back TO Brighton.
Numerous showers during the past
three days have settled the dust and
cleared the air, so Brighton is more
beautiful than ever.
Mrs. D. B. Wells of Chicago and Mrs.
r. r. Wells of Peyton, Ida, were
guests OF the hotel during the past
week.
: Mrs. w. McCaskeu Of Salt Lake is
at the hotel, and win spend the rest of
the season here.
w. O. Wright of Ogden is spending
the week with his family, who have
been at the hotel for some weeks.
r. F. Hayward visited his family at
the hotel on Tuesday.
DR.. j. s. Richards family arrived in
Brighton Thursday evening, and will
remain the rest of the season.
Miss Bessie Croxall and a large party
of her young companions have located
in Uncle Toms cabin
Pyper, is visiting with the latter's fam
lily this week.
Miss Elizabeth Campbell is visiting
with Mrs J. z. Game.
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Mr.. Ferguson is expecting a large
party OF friends on Sunday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17

D. Dee. Judge Rolapp performing the
ceremony. The home was prettily dec
Grated with flowers. and the bride wore.
charming costume of white silk null
with lace and ribbon trimmings. Miss
Florence Dee, a sister. attended the
bride, and Lawrence Dee, a brother.
was groomSman- After a tasteful re-
past, Mr. and Mrs. Porter left for St.
Joseph, Mo-, on a wedding trip. and
VIII visit the parents Of the groom for
several weeks, when they viii return
and make their home in their pretty
new cottage at 500 Washington avenue.
The couple have hosts OF friends in
Ogden, the bride being a talented and
popular musician. whose charming per
sonality has made her many friends.
not only in Ogden, but elsewhere in
the state. The groom is a respected
and trusted employee of the Southern
Pacific in Ogden
Mrs. E o. Watts and her daughters,
Misses Matte and Ethel. are visiting
in Denver.
MI and Mrs J. ". West were Salt
Lake guests during the week.
Miss Clara Eldredge is visiting IN
Salt Lake.
Misses Cora and Imogen Wilson re-
turned yesterday from a visit in Salt
Lake.
Mrs. ]. c, Armstrong and Miss Edna
Armstrong are Salt Lake guests.
Mrs Nettie Houx of San Francisco
IS a guest in Ogden of her mother,
Mrs Shurtliff, and her sister, Mrs.
Chevers.
The visitors to Malone's Heights the
past week included Stella Culp Trip,
Ella Hiestand. John E Carver. r. 3.
Lewis and wife. Mrs T W. Jones and
children, Blanche and Mayme Lans-
ing, Mabel Tribe, Ada l. Flanagan.
Emma Nelson, Julia c. Wilson, Har-
riett Sherner, Nellie L. Compton, z. F.
Malan, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F. Bratz, all
of Ogden; Elsa NJ. Dangers, Wellsyille.
Wis; Josie E. Jaenecke, Oshkosh,
Wis; Oltelie Klotsch, Appleton. Wis;
Cause, Elkhart. Ind; J. NJ Cause, Og-
den; William w. Taylor and wife,
Holandre, N J.
Mrs H H Spencer and son have re-
turned to Spencer. Ida. accompanied
by Mrs H l. Bell and SON
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cooper, with their
daughters, of Guthrie, Okla. are guests
at the home of A 3. Hayes.
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Miss Verna Bowman is a guest in
Butte.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Cannon and
family are sojourning at the Hermit
age in Ogden canyon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. 9. Richards and
family are among the campers in Og-
den canyon
Mrs. Cora Snyder. Miss Bee Peter
son and Miss RhOda Stevenson viii
leave today for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs James L. Middleton
have gone TO Salt Lake TO visit for
few days.
Mrs David EccIes is a guest in the
Capital City this week
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D. H Adams, principal of the Mad
ison school, and Miss Minnie thinner
man, formerly a school teacher. of this
city, Will be married Aug. Is, in Kan
sas City, and VIII return here to re-
side
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
Coming Events.

The week is TO be opened tomorrow
evening with the musicale at the Fifth
East hotel. TO be given by Judge and
Mrs J. G. Royie and Mrs. Martha
Royle King. Mrs. King viii be assisted
by Mr.. Leon Woodmansee and the
Treble Clef club, which is composed of
Mrs. King and the Misses Elizabeth
Davis, Edna Cohn and Edna Dwyer,
with Mr.. Loomis as accompanist.
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Miss Lucille Sears viii entertain at a
Japanese card party Tuesday evening,
and again on Wednesday afternoon she
will give an informal affair in honor
Of Mrs. Roberts of Chicago.
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Mrs. Harry S. knight and Mrs, II. NJ.
Johnson viii receive their friends at
an informal at home next Wednesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Johnson. The affair is In honor of Miss
McCaa Of Philadelphia, and the hours
are from 3 till 5 O'Clock
Wednesday will be the special day of
the season at the Country club. The
regular social programme viii be re-
snmed. and the day time festivities will
be followed by dancing in the evening.
The hostesses for the day will be Mrs.
Louise Smedley Smith, Miss Burke,
Miss Geddes and Miss Mccormick A
buffet supper will be served from $50
till $50 O'Clock. and each member will
be permitted to bring two guests. No
special programme of athletic sports
has been arranged for the day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
Musicale.

Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Andrews gave a
delightfully."- informal musicale at their
home Friday evening. to which a large
number OF friends were invited. Those
VINO took part in the excellent pro-
gramme were Miss Berkhoel. Miss
swift, Mrs. John Reed, Mr.. Woodman-
see Mr. Shelton, Mr.. Pickell of Mon
tana and Mr.. Copley. The home was
prettfiy decorated with long vines.
white asters and sunflowers. At the
conclusion Of the programme refresh
ments were served.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-08-17
Dinner PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Neill enter
tanned party OF friends at dinner at
the Alta club Wednesday evening. and
at the conclusion of the courses Can
tain Creary took the same partv to
the Wild West show. Among the guests
present were Mr.. Charles I. RAIDER OF
the Annie Laurie mine, Mrs. Henry III.
Landowner of Philadelphia, Mrs. f. j.
Yard of Denver, Miss Creary, Miss Vio-
YET Neiil, DIR. J. X. w. Bracken and
Lleutenants Creary and Farrar.