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and Nina Taylor, May Merrill, Nettie
Fairbanks, zetta Hafen, Bertha Evans.
Claude Richards, GIL Richards, j, Leo
Fairbanks and j D. Larson.
Miss Vera A. Felt of Ninth North
Second West. was pleasantly surprised
by a number OF her friends on New
Years eve. At midnight her guests re-
minded her that her birthday had
dawned with the new year, and con-
graduated her In royal style. The COM
pany then sat down TO supper amidst
the deafening announcements that
were being made throughout the city
OF the entering OF the new year. \
most enjoyable time was spent. Misses
Lizzie Bohman and Selma Fernstrom
arranged the function. Among the
guests were
Misses Lizzie Bohman, Leona Cod
dard, Nellie Anderson, Rose Trap,
Edith Burns. Clara Folsom. Selma
Fernstrom, Messrs, Percy Henshaw,
MILFORD Amott. Sidney Eastman, Ben
Potts, clinton Foy. Harry Fernstrom,
Gerold Llngren, Norman Sanders, AL
bert Harter.
On New Years day Mrs. Mcclure re-
ceived at the home OF her parents,
Judge and Mrs. James A. Miner, on
east South Temple street. She was as
sisted By Mrs. II. NJ Wells Mrs. Joseph
r. Walker and Mrs, F. w Jennings,
and Mrs Lear Ritter with Miss Lucille
Jennings served egg-nogg. Presiding
at the coffee table was Miss Thorn.
The rooms were prettily decorated and
a large number OF guests were present
during the afternoon
Among the pleasant informal recep-
tons held on New Years Gay was that
at the plea ant rooms " Mrs. James w.
NELL and Miss Neil IN the Do0ly block
Pretty and unique decorations bright
ened the rooms and many visitors
avalled themselves Of The hospitality OF
the hostesses. Assisting were Mes
danes Charles Bohn " Denver, l.. c.
Allen. Robert officer Kenneth Kerr,
and Misses Leta Mcmillan, Eleanor
Dooley and Minnie Sadler"
Something UNIQUE IN functions was
the "stand-up" luncheon given by Mrs.
lhllnN AlNlluItlu wi WV ~ hi AHNt W.
about thirty OF her friends The table
was beautifully decorated with Amerl-
can Beauty roses and smllaS, and q
Japanese umbrella surrounded by col
orel lanterns, made o UNIQUE and pretty
adornment for the chandelier.
A pleasant evening party was given
nv Miss Hattie Barlow on Tuesday
cards and other games with music and
Rotations making q delightful enter
talnment The party ended with the
usherlng In OF the New Year Those
present were Hattie BARLOW, Ella Mad
dox. Eva Simms, Myrtle Robinson,
Hazel Bowman, Mary Barlow and Anna
Erickson. Messrs Quinn, Harrison,
FARMLAND. Trip and Bagley.
The Sunday school children Of 81.
Marks cathedral were given delight
~ entertainment at the church par
lers On Monday night A pretty Little
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cannon enter
tanned Mrs. Lillian Young Canoya, hus-
band and officers OF the Forest Dale
sunday school at her residence New
Years eve. The evening was passed
In listening 10 vocal and Instrumental
music, playing instructive games, and
all singing some Of the fayorlte sun
day school songs AZ 1880 the bridal
pair led The way TO the dining room,
where sumptuous repast was pre-
pared The table decorations were
most beautiful A bronze iigure with
arms extended formed the center piece
and from the fingers electric lights sus-
pended, Smllax In three columns ex-
tended from the table and covered the
chandelier and the effect Of the numer-
Gus lights and evergreen presented
very beautiful effect The company
enjoyed themselves until the New Year,
when two or three songs appropriate
TO the occasion were sung, congratu-
lations extended TO the bride and groom
and pleasant evenings entertainment
concluded. Mr. and Mrs, CanOva left
for Louisville. KY, Thursday where
they Will reside and do missionary
work,
On Thursday evening Miss Elizabeth
Palmer was hostess at "A delightful
oard-party, about twenty guests being
present The parlor was decorated
with white and greenland the library IN
red and white with vines, and the tall
ly-cards were also In red and white
Present were Misses Janet Murdoch
Bessie Pike Mamie Parker, Edna WIS
comb Della HAYNES Kate Flynn, Alice
Bemten, Nellie Murdoch Messrs
Stanchneld Arthur Neice Devereux Jen-
nings Byron Smith Dale Pitts, VIII
Nettle, Frank Fisher, Alma Anderson,
Gavin Anderson Lynn Waterman.
on Tuesday night a delightful hop
was given by the officers and ladies
AZ Fort Douglas. The dancing hall
was decorated with the flags OF the
artillery, infantry and signal corps,
and the music was furnished by Helds
hand military airs comprising the se-
lectlons for the evening At 1880 a
sumptuous repast was served In the
officers club rooms which were beau
tifully decorated, and the rest of the
evening was spent In the dancing hall
Here punch was dispensed and the
time pleasantly spent til midnight, the
guests dispensing shortly after the adj
vent OF the new year, A large number
Of people from the city were present
On Tuesday evening Misses Jennie
and Nina Taylor were hostesses at
delightful watch party at their home
on Whitmer avenue. The evening was
spent with cards and delicious refresh
nents were served at the close Of the
contest Among those present were
Alice Richards, Kate Stayner, Jennie
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games, music and light refreshments
was engaged in by those present.
Mrs. Elliott and Mrs. +. d. Bedford
have for their guest Miss Van Fleet Of
Denver.
Mr., and Mrs. George II. Horne en-
tertained the Shakespeare club at their
home on Thursday night.
Mrs. S. b. Miner and sons, Clarence
and jay leave today for Europe. Car-
ence Miner viii enter school IN Ger
many,
Rev, and Mrs. Millidge Walker leave
next week for southern California,
The Whist club viii be entertained
by Mrs, Stanley Price next Wednes-
day. -.
The Whist club was entertained
by Mrs H. +, Ritter on Thursday and
by Miss Lucille Jennings on Friday.
Miss Minnie Snow was among the
hostesses who entertained nt watch
parties on New Years eve.
Mrs, Samuel Mcdowell. who has been
spending the past month In Denver, has
returned
Miss Ada Swaner gave an enjoyable
evening party at her home on Tues
day.
Misses Ida and Gertrude Pratt spent
New Years day In Ogden with Mr., and
Mrs. a. h. Pratt,
Mrs, and Mrs. Henry Dinwoodey and
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Dlnwoodey left on
Wednesday for California.
Miss Catherine Culmer and Miss
Florence Stevenson entertained infor-
mally at chatting dish party on New
Years night,
Mrs, NJ, Shaughnessy gave q charm
Ing children's party for her little
daughter Margaret on New Years day
the afternoon being spent In various
games. In hide-and-seek game little
Margaret Clawson and Daniel Spencer
were prize-winners.
Mr.. and Mrs. +, X. Davis Of Park
City were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs,
/, N. Parker during the week.
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Cohn, Miss Donovan, Miss Edith Tay-
lor, Rome Iyersen, Mr.. Bush, Miss
Smith, Miss Cannon.
Mrs. G. w. Penrose entertained a
number Of relatives and friends at
dinner at her home on New Years af-
ternoon, and later in the evening the
time was spent with music and recita-
lions, delightful time being spent by
all.
Mr.. and Mrs, Clark whitney gave II
delightful evening party on New
Years. among the pleasant features or
the entertainment being three parlor
plays, In which members OF the family
took part and also a number Of must
cal selections, the entire evening being
a most enjoyable one. Delicious re.
freshments were served, and a large
number were present.
Miss Elose sadler gave an informal
evening party at her home on Tuesday
night The time was spent with guess
Ing games and a delightful evening
passed. Those present were Mary
Sherman, Susie Sawyer, Alta Rawlns,
Helen Bamberger, Mamie sappington,
Irene Eckis, Traddles Patterson, Fair
child Sherman. Roger sherman. Erie
Daveler. Robert Lawrence, Sherwn
Davis, Ernest Sadler and James Sad
Ter
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Hattie
Jennings was hostess at a card party
given In honor OF Miss Lewis of Og-
den. The rooms were tastefully dec.
GRATED with pink roses and vines and
delicious refreshments were served af-
ter the contest. Those present besides
the guest OF honor were: Mesdames
Donnel l.. +, Ritter Jr.. Schope, ].
II Richards, George Odell Dana Smith,
Misses Howat Frances Howat. Pauline
Groo Sadler, Catherine Culmer.
Tomorrow viii witness the breaking
up Of the house party at the residence
OF Col. and Mrs r. r, Holmes. DR.. ana
Mrs. White will return 10 their home in
Detroit, the Misses Holmes, Miss EN-
cry and Mr. John McMullen TO re-enter
school. Col and Mrs, Holmes will leave
with their guests TO spend a short sea-
son In Washington.
On Monday evening Mrs. ]. j. Judson
entertained az a progressive dinner in
honor OF Mrs. j II. Evans. OF Denver
The table was decorated with red car
nations and covers were laid for
twenty.
Mrs. I, n. Parker entertained at din
ner on Monday, covers being laid for
fourteen, The table was prettlly dec
GRATED with red roses
Mrs. William Reid entertained the
card club and a few other guests al a
watch party on Tuesday night. about
thirty guests enjoying the evening.
The house was prettlly decorated with
holly and mistletoe and delightful
time was spent
Judge and Mrs. King gave a dinner
at the Alta club on Tuesday In honor
Of Mr. and Ars George Hanson, Of
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Miss Cora Snow, Miss Mabel Hansen.
Miss Christie Stayner Miss Della Rom
ney, Miss Mary Arson, Miss Ada West.
Miss Bertha Hlllstead, Miss Grace Rad
cliffe, Miss Evelyn Metcalf. Miss Clara
Stevens Miss Addie Cannon, Miss
Geneive Love, Miss Laura Young Miss
Hazel Morris, Miss May Edmonds, Miss
Retta Pyper, Miss Hattie whitney,
Miss Lena Morris, Miss Gwen Ander-
son, Miss Margie Muyey Miss Ethel
Eldredge. Messrs, Harold Orlob, Ralph
Woolley Dean Woolley, Dean Daynes,
Joseph stayner. Horace Whitney, Geo,
Cannon, Curtis Clawson, MARROW Tay-
lor, Blair Richardson. Reuben Romney,
Ray Romney James Arson, Linville
Luff, Claud Simmons, Amos Highland
er, Sam Mathis, Noel Pratt Charles
Norberg. l.. NJ Earl, Jr., Ellis Black,
Percy Patterson, Stayner Richards An
gus Aston, Ht ward Aston, Rosslyn,
Aston, Lewis <imball Charles Woods.
Enron Fairbanks, Murrey Bywater.
ss
Mr.. FairChlld Sherman was host az
a pleasant party at his home on Thurs
day night, The rooms We're prettIly
decorated in led, carnations being used
and with candelabra shaded In red
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tunes and attitudes. most artlstically
arranged upon the cards. The pictures
were tinted, the coloring being the
work Of Mrs, Held, and were much adj
mired. After the contest the score
cards were cut for by the players. The
first prize was won by Mrs. Florence
Schettler, and the second by Miss Flor
ence Young Delicious refreshments
were served at O'clock Present were:
Mrs. h, Young, Mrs. oliver Green, Mrs.
George Alder, Mrs. j. A. Young, Mrs.
II, L. Parker, Mra. ]. II. Mitchell, Mrs.
M, C. Cannon, Mrs A. c. Young Mrs.
T. J, Lambert Mrs. Frank
Beattie Mrs. Tessie Werner, Mrs.
4. A. Clawson. Mrs. George
Green, Mrs VIII Newberry, Mrs.
WIN James. Mrs ii. s. Beattie,
Mrs, S. II. Lynch, Mrs. Mav A. Smell,
Mrs. j. A. owen, Mrs VIII San
ders, Mrs. G. M. Benedict, Mrs. Minnie
r, Smith, Mrs. Amy Cummings, Mrs,
c. f. Madsen, Mrs, James Tibbitts, Mrs.
A. II, Godbe, Mrs. J. A, Foote, Mrs. NJ.
L. Cummings Mrs. win Forman. Mrs.
G II, Ellerbeck, Mrs. James Rogers,
Mrs, c, e. schettler, Misses Lucy
Van Colt, N. Raleigh, " Brinton, ].
Spencer, Florence Young, I, Wegge-
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OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS

Ogden, Utah, Jan t-The leading So
cial event of the week was the wedding
Of Miss Ethel Hirst and Mr.. Henry
Turner, which took place New Years
eve at the pretty home OF the brides
mother. Mrs, Elenor j. Hirst, on JEFF
erson avenue, between Goth and 9th
streets, Promptly at the appointed
hour, o'clock, the bride and groom
entered the parlor, and took their place
In front Of Rev. h, j. Goshen, who
performed the ceremony, Miss Flor
ence Hirst, sister of the bride, acted as
bridesmaid. Miss Florence Turner, sis
ter Of the groom, played Memberships
wedding march as the bridal party en-
tered the paI0r The bride wore
beautiful gown Of white silk and car
ried brides roses
A dainty repast was served In the
dining room.
The home was prettily decorated with
tissue papers, evergreens, smilaX, palms
and cut flowers. The front parlor was
done in white, the rear parlor in red
and the dining room In pink. There
were present at the reception only the
relatives and a few intimate friends
The bride Is one OF Ogden's most popu.
lar and accomplished young ladies', ana
the groom Is a highly respected young
man In the employ Of the George A.
Lowe Implement company. Their pres
ents were numerous and beautiful. Mt.
and Mrs. Turner viii be at home after
February LIST, at 222b Adams avenue,
The Eccles mansion was the scene or
a delightful watch party given New
Years eve by Miss Veda Eccles TO
number OF her young friends. The eve
ming was spent in music, games ana
other pleasures, Dainty refreshments
were served
Miss Geneva Douglass entertained
New Years night in honor OF Miss Rog-
ers and Charles Pike of Salt Lake
The evening was spent very pleasantly
In vocal and instrumental music. De-
licl0us Refreshments were served
Miss Juliette Marks, Of the county
treasurers office, spent New Years
IN Salt Lake with her parents.
Richard Hoag, principal OF the Bear
Lake Stake academy, spent New Ye9rs
In ogden visiting with old friends.
Miss Jennie Walker OF Salt Lake, who
has been visiting with relatives In Og-
den, has returned to her home
The Alglaia club met Tuesday aftert
noon with Mrs Claude Ives at her
pretty home on 25th street. A very en-
tertaining literary and musical pro-
gram was rendered.
Miss Blanch /. Frank, popular
young Ogden lady was welded Mon
day evening to MIR. A. Burlington OF
Reno, Nevada. The young couple VIII
make their home at Reno
Mrs. Zimmerman gave very pleas
ant party New Years eve at her apart
ment In the Stayner block, to a number
OF lady and gentlemen friends, who are
members Of the Pioneers OF the Pacific
The evening was spent In playing
games, and music, after which deli
cious refreshments were served. and the
merry crowd watched the old year out
and the new year In Those present
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aiding In the color scheme. Various
games were played and q unique fea-
iure was a campfire laid up stairs round
which the guests sat after refresh-
ments, and told stories The guests
we're Miss Helen BambergeE Mamie
sappngton, Alta Rawllns Traddles
Patterson Susan Sawyer, Elolse Sad.
Ter, Mildred Mcmillan, Bessie McMll lan,
Messrs Erie Dayeer Harold Hebron,
Roger sherman, SherwIn Davis VIII
Castleton, Ernest Sadler, Lee Turner.
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Mrs Laurence Young. Mrs. Paul Held
and Mrs. Florence Bradley entertained
at cards on Thursday afternoon, at the
residence Of Mrs Young on Second
street The pretty home was artistic
arranged In vases on mantels and
brackets, and sprigs Of madenhair
fern were pinned on the wlndow-cur-
tans with dainty and charming effect
The scores and tallles were among the
most artistic Of the season. The scores
were decorated with pictures Of act
resses In large size, and the scores
were smaller pictures In fancy cos
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the sitting room up stairs games we're
played during the evening. The rooms
were handsomely decorated, The parlor
with pink roses the dining room In
white carnations and smlax and the
library where punch was served en-
tlroly In green. Mics Daynes was as
sisted by Mrs Joseph Daynes and Mrs.
II T McEwan The affair was a most
elaborate and delightful one. The
guests we're Miss Janet Murdoch,
Miss Grace Clawson. Miss Eva Snow,
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'Lohengrin' is here a question of minor inn

'Lohengrin' is here a question of minor i'm.
portance.'
Pletro Mascagni has many likable weak
nesses 1t seems. 1t is said his cigar bills
are enormous, or would be II he were not
such n successful billiard player The way
that his billiard playing reduces the size
of his cigar bills Is this he is as skillfuI
in the handling of cue as any profession
al billiardlst, and fine cigars are the only
stakes for which be viii play.
At his home in PesarO he has a mag
nihcent billiard table and such Is his pas
sion for the game that he took lessons 10
Hungary and France, and may be called
the champion Of Europe Ia an amateur
way, so tnat the Americans may have TO
look 10 their laurels In more ways than
they expect
Here Is a joke concerning another weak
ness Of the author OF the "Cavalleria
Rusticana' that can certainly not be
classed among the vices;
The maestro Is somewhat sensitive on
the subject OF his stoutness, and the word
rat" Is anathema to him Il Is related
thai one day, as he was arriving, very
hungry, at dusk at Venice an unknown
man ran up TO him and said, on Signor
To save time and avoid discussion, although
not aware Of having o celebrated relative,
he replied quite well, quite wei. oh,
what relief, gaspod the otheri 1T was
Y1imored that the immortal composer Of the
Cnvalleria Rusticaua' had been stricken
with apoplexy and ii seemed 50 likely, as
he Is fat II must he confessed Where,
unon Maseagni although he understood
thai he had heen taken for his cousin,
spiuttered In sudden rage, II will have you
Ia know. sir, that am ] ana that the
word fat is not used among geutlemenN
and retired to his gondola, leaving the
other stricken with horror.
~
The first Of IN, star course Of the Young
Mems Christian Association entertainments
was hig success 1'be program presented
h, tbo chicago Glee club was thorough
delightful and altogether Wholesome The
voires forming the quaiiette balanced per
fectiy aud each man IN = ras an artist.
The tones ~ Nj Turner the arst tenor.
we're q tlmbro WONDERFULLY pure and
sweet. And Mr.. q. IA Henry has . AVN
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pathetic, lyric baritone as fine as any
we've ever heard In Houston.
These men were excellent actors, too,
and everything they sang was insistently
Miss Cochrane's recitations and dramatic
readings were also favOrably received by
the audience. Below is the program OF the
entertainment; pant
PALE In the Amber West. 80. .. Parks
Glee Clue.
"a PlntoDic Friendship. .....J. M Barrie
Miss Cochrane,
tom, Tom, the Piper's Son.. Kendall
Glee Club.
'O'' Mr. Tanner or Mr. Thomas '''''sU
Concert Waltz ................,.... Buck
GIee club.
PART H.
Remember Now Thy Creator" Rhodes
Chamber Scene from 'The christian,l
miss cochrane,
Mr.. Henry or Mr.. Dixon.
'The COLLINS y Git You II You Don't
watch Out ;c;;t 49, ~, SrAs
"sau"S Mis- Miss cochrans.
Sailor Songs IN Costumes
IS B B8s so1 q night .......is MctSs
(c} "Dayy jones'. ;........... MOllOy
Glee Club.
~
The following glorious compositions VIII
be heard at the service In the Church or
the Annunciation today;
schuberts Mass IN G. and for the oner-
tory the "Audante of Fesca for two
violins. which viii be played by Messrs.
Diehl and Kendall.
Below IS the program ~ the concert 70
be given by The High sehool juniors at
Bryan hall next Friday night
Selection ..........,., Fminnrmonic tiuo
Address OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Prof. Barnett
Violin solo ....... Moody Dawson
ON Goudola" ....... Imperial Qunrtette
Nessrs L. Dunn, BeaVens y Dunn, Adair.
Recitation ,.,...,...-.., Mt Eugene iillot
Vocal solo ...-.......,,...rs .. MISS 'ulmote
"Hark. the Lark" II. y s Qualtette
Misses Jones and Bolen' Messre. DOW
ard Dyer
Aonolo1ue.--.-.-..s-- -Aaaf' D A AAn0oh
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Vocal solo. .....-----.---..-ss; Miss Bering
Violin solo. Mr.. Waterman
''Pinky- Panl6y- Poo. ......... Junior Girls
Misses Jones and Fact, soloists. ,,.
The concert win be followed By dance.
~
Royalty was certainly present during the
recent Wagner festival in Munich. for
Prince Ludwig Ferdinand of Bavaria was
one Of the first yiolins In the orchestra.
~
Victor Herbert, popularity known here IN
Houston only as the composer OF many Of
the latest and most tuneful light opera
scores, IS the conductor Of a big high class
orchestra, and the following clipping from
the Musical Record and Review shows the
style OF compositions played under his
The Pittsburg orchestra. under Victor
Herhert's direction, will give many con-
certs this season. ana some nne programs
ere offered. The list Of works y too
an indication OF the high character OF the
programs IS appended the list Of sym
phonies ana :he Wagner music. sym,
phonies: "Eroica,,' No. 3. Beethoven; G
q, Beethoven; ''symphonie Fantastique,"
Beriioz; From the New World" Dvorak
G minor. No; Glazounow; Symphonic
seasons" on CO. Hadley; MILITARY No.
ii, Haydn; ''L'ours." No. IT.. Haydn;
Rubinstein; "Im Waldo" No 3. Ran: 9
minor; No. ?. Schumsnn; c minor, op. ~
No. 2, Tschaikowsky; Manfred" OPP. 81
Tschalkowsky Music by Wagner: kaiser
marsrh; Tannhauser. Overture; Lohengrin,
Prelude: Meistersinger, "Walther's Prize
Song" ''Afcisterslnger, "Vorspiel; Tristan
und Isolde" Prelude and Liebestod: wal
kure. "Wotau's Farewell and Magic Ere
Scene" Walkure, Ride OF the Nalkyries
'siegfried. Forge Songs from act /; Got
terdammerling. Siegfried'e Death: Parsifal.
Kiingsor. Magic Garden and Flower Girls
Scene; Parsifal. Prelude.
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assessed his punishment at eight yeA-ssaa
the penitentiary.
MILLENNlAL, DAWN C oNvEMrIot1
A Gathering Of Bible stiidentsac Called for
Houston Next Week.

"A Gathering Of Bible StIdentsaC Called for
Houston Next Week.
Believers Ia the Bible truths. sse FORTS
In the volumes OF Mlllenniai Dawn have
held conventions this year at Dallas, Sap
Antonio. Des MoineA lows. and WashinE-
ton, d. c.. and II is announced that they
viii hold a State convention at Houston.
beginning Sunday. November JIG. and last
Ing until Thursday evening, November 20.
Services win be held morudnR. afternoon
and evening Of each day at'Caledonian hail.
101h Texas avenue. except Sunday night,
November lA when the services will be
held at Odd Fellows hall. Mason building,
corner Main and Rusk STREETS.
Many friends all over the beate have
signtded their intention to attend. and all
believers Ia tho bible as Gods word, and
Christ, as their Redeemer. regardless OF
denomination. are especially, urgently and
cordially invited to come 10 Houston 20
attend this convention.
Exceedingly low rate TO Houston VIII ne
IN effect from ALI points on account OF the
NO-Tsu-Oh carnival and street fair being
held at the same time. Local ticket agents
will inform any one as TO the special eA-
curslons to be run from each station.
Eyangeiists williams and Howell aDlc
ministers OF the glad tidiDgg Will conduct
the services In the main. Intending yisl-
tors may obtain further information as 20
lodging, etc, by addressing Mr. y. ~.
Huston. Box 225 Houston