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given at the Alta club in many days
was that of Mr.. Samuel Newhouse last
evening in honor of Mrs. Baxter. The
affair was arranged in the Flemish
ROOM, and the guests were seated at
the round table. The table decorations
were exquisite, the work of decorating
having been done by Huddart From
the center of the table arose a mass
of pink roses which formed an immense
pyramid. Strewn over the cloth were
the same shade of roses and dainty
sprays of maidenhair fern One hun
dred and fifty roses were used in the
decorations. Around the room, encir-
cling the guests seated at the board,
were the largest and most beautiful
palms and rubber plants ever used in
the city. Covers were laid for twenty,
those present beside the guest of honor
being Mr.. and Mrs. Clement, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burns Macdonald, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. E. 5. Fer
ry, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Filler, Miss
Woodward, Miss Judge, Miss McCor-
nick, Mr.. Goodwin, Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Par
sons and Mr.. Mccormick.
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were used In the east sitting room
the decorations were white chrysan-
themuns and cosmos; In the west sit
ting room, white and pink cosmos and
palms. while the hall was banked with
oleanders and palms One of the fea-
lures of the afternoon was a darning
contest. Mrs. Maria Dougan winning
first prize, Mrs. J. ". Taylor second
and Mrs Roberts the third. Those
present were: Mrs Charles Solomon,
Mrs. r. Chamberlain, Misses Huh.
Lucie Chamberlain. Edna Brown. Eva
Sheets, Kate South. Bessie Frost.
Eleanor Margetts.
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The Combination cf--o gave their an
nuaI Halloween party at the residence
of II. G. Searle. Farmers ward Games.
recitations and songs were rendered by
the company, and a very pleasant time
was had Refreshments were served,
to which the company gave ample jus
tice. The old Scotch customs were OBJ
served. Burns ''HalloWe' en-" was read
by ]. r. Jones in his most artistic
manner. Aud Lang Syne' and Ron
aid Mcdonald" were the most fitting
end to a most pleasant evening
The company present were; Mesdames
S. A. Horrock, H. G. Searle, W J.
Odell. d. Purdie. ST.. ". B. LoWTy, H
Oden, D. Purdie, jr., Misses NJ. Searle.
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lie McPhetres, Ellie Naylor, Messrs.
Ernest Hutchinson. John B. Mcclure
VIII Sellers. James BinelI, Arthur
Rule and Charles Timer.
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An unique Halloween party was Civ
en- by Miss Minnie Foster at her home
on South Main street. After an elab-
crate musical programme in the jack
o'-iantern lighted parlors. which were
beautifully decorated with chrysanthe-
NUNS. the guests were served with a
typical Halloween supper in the ivy
hung dining room In the center Of
the table was a basket made from a
large pumpkin, filled fun OF nutshells,
containing fortunes OF the merry party
Glenn Wiseman carried off the prize in
the games of the evening and Katie
Hayes the BOBBY prize. Those present
were: Rose Moench. Flora WIseman
Martha Wilkinson, Katie Hayes, Ber-
tina and Minnie Foster Messrs. Smith.
Stout. O'Connor. Wiseman, Lewis and
Wilson.
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Mrs John Mcdonald, ST., was the
hostess at a delightful nafternoon So
cable on Monday at her home, Is East
Fourth South street. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with cut flowers
and palms. IN the drawing room vases
of yellow chrysanthemums and palms
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SOCIAL BRIEFS.

Arthur Moulton was the host Friday
evening at very pleasant Halloween
party at which about forty OF his lit
tie friends were entertained.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Alder en-
tertained at delightful party Friday
evening.
Mrs. A. B. Richardson entertained at
cards Thursday. evening.
Mrs. Hoppaugh entertained the East
Side. Card club Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. David Evans gave a large chill
dren's party in honor OF the birth
day Of her daughter, Lucille. yester-
day.
Mrs. Clarence Warnock will enter
tain the Sewing club next Wednes-
day.
Mrs. D. P. Early was the guest of
honor at a delightfully."- informal Ken
sington given by Mrs. Fred Hale
Thursday.
Madame Pfoutz entertained the Card
club on Tuesday.
Miss Genevieve Clark entertained in
formally at cards last night
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Mrs. ]. NJ. Marriott gave pleasant
card party Thursday evening.
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Miss Jean OdeIl entertained at a
Halloween party Friday evening.
The College club will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. J. c. Z. King, at
"A P street.
Mrs. w. w. Rivers, BAT Third East
street, entertains the Woman's Repub-
lican club Monday, Nov. 8.
The officers at the post gave a very
delightful and thoroughly informal hop
Friday evening.
Miss Porter entertained the young
ladies of her bridal party at an infc--
NAL affair yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mary Porter was the guest Of
honor at delightful card party last
c. S. Price. Mrs. Schoppe and Miss
Culmer won the prizes.
Mrs. Joseph H. Young gave pleas
ant Kensington on Thursday afternoon
at her new home on G street.
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At the Woman's club on Tuesday
Miss Buckbee gave a very interesting
paper on "Teudal Frame and Hugh
Capet." There viii be no meeting on
Nov. 4. Miss Monroe gives a paper,
'Communes and Third Estate" on
Nov. IL.
The tourist section of the Ladies
Literary club viii meet tomorrow morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. Subjects for the
morning, Hungary and Her Capital"
by Miss Jessup;1 Kossuth," by Mrs.
FentOn.
The Browning section of the Ladies
Literary club will meet next Saturday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ritchie,
HI First street The programme viii
consist Of character sketches and a
discussion on The Blot on the 'Scutch-
con-" and will be in charge of Mrs.
Gorham and Mrs. J. c. E. King
Mr.. Clarence Mccormick gave a din
ner at the Country club in honor Of
Mrs. Baxter last Tuesday evening.
The Reviewers will meet Monday aft
ernoon with Mrs. Nelden. Mrs. H. w
Brown will give an estimate of the
work of Edgar Allen Poe and Miss
Snow will tell of Acropolis Discoveries.
DIR. and Mrs Clarence 7. Brown win
give an evening for the young people
of their church next Friday at their
home.
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China Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs E. A Hartenstein cele-
brated their china wedding last We'd
nesday evening with a very pleasant
card party at their home. Sixty-three
was played and at the close of the
game prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Brink, Mrs. Bird, Mr. Whitcombe and
Mr.. Luff. There were present: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles II. Brink, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Naisbitt, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Wiscombe, Mr.. and Mrs. Heber
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs G. A. King, Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Bird. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
]. Browning, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jenk-
ms, Mr.. and rs. John Wiscombe. Mr..
and Mrs. Cad Pitt, Mr.. and Mrs 3
B. King, Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Richard
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Luff, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Kenewtskey, Mrs. D. G.
Dunbar. Mrs. II. d. Hampton, Miss
Maude Hampton, Miss Belle Dunbar.
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At Cupid's Court.

The largest and most elaborate we'd
ding planned for the month is that of
Miss Porter and Mr.. Mann, which win
take place on the 11th. The ceremony
will be performed in St. Pauis church
at $50 and will be followed by a we'd
ding supper at the Kenyon to the bridal
party and relatives. The bride viii be
attended by Miss Birdie Holabird of
Los Angeles as maid of honor and the
Misses Edna Michigan of Montreal.
Leta Mcmillan, June Mcintyre and
Mary Kinney as bridesmaids The best
man will be Mr. Sam Porter and the
ashers Mr.. viii Hall, Mr.. Harry Hola-
bird of Los Angeles, Lieutenant White
Of Fort Douglas and Mr.. Fred Phelps
of Los Angeles. Little Erminie Calvin
will be the flower girl and David
Keith, jr., will bear the ring. The col
ors to be used are red and white. The
service win be an elaborate one, and
Mrs. c. s. Price will sing during the
time. Later the bride and groom leave
fer a trip to the coast
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Mr.. and Mrs. Angus T. Wright Of
Ogden announce the engagement of
their daughter Emma to Mr.. Joshua
+. Grant. jr. The marriage will take
place early in December. The bride is
well known in society circles, both in
Salt Lake and Ogden, and is a great
favorite. Mr.. Grant is the son ef Mr..
and Mrs. J. +. Grant OF this city. Both
the young people have a host OF friends
in both cities who viii extend their
good wishes and congratulations to
them.
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For q Bride-elect.

Miss Mamie Porter was the guest
of honor Friday at a very beautifully
arranged luncheon given by Miss Dern.
Red and white were the colors used in
the table decorations Candida bra
shaded in the two cOlOrs lighting the
table and a handsome centerpiece of
American Beauties on a piece of eX-
quisite lace forming the center design.
Covers were laid for twelve, those pres
ent to meet Miss Porter being Miss
Kinney, Miss Mary Kinney Miss Nc
MILAN, Miss Jacobs, Miss McGrath,
Miss Mcintyre, Miss Dolly, Mrs. Allen,
Mrs. Diehl, Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs.
Price
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Afternoon Parties.

Mrs. Daniel S. Spencer gave two very
pleasant parties during the past week,
a KenSingtOn on Tuesday. and a card
party on Thursday afternoon. About
fifty guests were present Tuesday aft
ternoon and a delightful musical pro-
gramme was rendered. Professors Nc
Clellan and Shelton and Miss Beatrice
Crismon giving numbers. Besides this
a paper hat contest was enjoyed, prizes
being won by Mrs. John Spencer and
Mrs. ROSsiter.
Thursday afternoon sixty-thre was
the game played, the tallies being beau
tifulIy painted autumn leaves. About
fifty ladies were present and prizes for
the game were awarded to Mrs Rich,
Mrs. 7. G.. Weber and Mrs. NJ. b.
Whitney.
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At Enchre.

Mrs. H. r. Ayres was the hostess
Monday at a very pleasant card party
given at her home on East Brigham
street. The guests numbered twenty
four and the game played was euchre.
The home was beautifully decorated,
the parlor in yellow chrysanthemums,
the dining room in American Beauties
and the library in pink cosmos At
the close of a most enjoyable game
prizes We're awarded TO Mrs. George
Read, Mrs. Cosgriff and Miss Ready.
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Gard PARTY

Mrs. BIRD and the Misses Bird. were
the hostesses at two charming card
parties during the past week. The
house was prettily decorated, the color
scheme throughout being yellow. Sixty
three was the game played both-days
and prizes were won on Wednesday
by Mrs. futile, Mrs. Raymond and Mrs.
Eddie, while on Thursday Miss Man
tor, Mrs. Price and Miss Ellerbeck
carried off the prizes, Over a hundred
guests were entertained at the two af-
fairs, which were among the most en-
ioYable of the weeks events.
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Poets, Round Table.

The October meeting of the Poets
Round Table was held last Monday
at the home of Mrs. Gallagher. The
poet of the day was Ralph Waldo En-
erson, and a very interesting bio
graphical sketch was given by Mrs.
Karrick Several of the members read
poems from the writer. The programme
was in charge of Mrs. Morrison. The
club will meet the last Monday in the
month at the home of Mrs. Hemphill.
when Mrs. Stanley Clawson will be
the chairman and the poet will be
LongfelloW.
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home in San Francisco. Mrs. McDon-
aid will remain in the city as Mrs.
Clements guest for some time longer.
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Mr.. and Mrs r. E. McConaughy and
children, who have spent some time
recently in the east, returned during
the week 20 their home.
. . .
Judge Joel F. Vale of Denver. accom-
panied by his two daughters, spent
Monday in the city and enjoyed a few
hours at the Country club with Miss
Neill-
Miss Mary Louise Anderson and Miss
Jessie Anderson arrived at New York
from France two days late. Both felt
well after the voyage and viii reach
home about Nov. Is.
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Coming Events

Mr.. VIII Hall, who is to be the head
usher at Miss Porter's marriage, will
take the briday party on a trip to
Bingham next Sunday morning They
will spend the day in the hills, making
trip on the Copper Belt road, and
probably, if the weather be favora Bile,
taking a horseback ride over the
mountains.
A reunion of the Clawson family in
honor of the birthday of H. B. Claw
son will be held in the Eighteenth ward
meeting house next Friday evening at
. O'Clock.
Miss Leta Mcmillan win give a din
ner next Friday evening in compliment
10 Mss Porter and Mr.. Mann.
Invitations have been issued for a re-
eeption Thursday afternoon to be given
by Mrs. Sophia Sharp, Mrs. James f.
Jennings, Mrs. Walter Jennings and
Miss Mamie Sharp.
DIR. and Mrs. Jeremiah Beattie and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joy II. Johnson will give
an evening reception a week from
Wednesday.
Mrs. Abner Luman and Mrs. w. w
Rivers have issued invitations for a
reception in honor of Mrs. James B.
Eodle TO De gwen at the home of Mrs.
Luman on Thursday.
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Mrs. NJ. B. Whitney and Miss Pres
ton give a reception at the home of
Mrs. Whitney on Wednesday afternoon.
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wednesday evening Miss June Nc
1ntyre viii entertain at dancing party
for Miss Porter.
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The next party by the Red and Black
viii be given Friday evening.
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The Misses Kinney will entertain at
dinner followed by a theatre party
Thursday evening complimentary TO
Miss Porter and Mr.. Mann.
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The Misses Hall give a large card
party tomorrow afternoon in honor of
Miss Porter.
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Mrs. and Miss Weber will entertain
at a luncheon next Wednesday.
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Next Saturday evening Miss Porter
will entertain the young ladies of her
bridal party at dinner and Mr.. Mann
viii give a bachelor dinner for the men
of the same party at the Alta club.
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Miscellaneous.

Mrs. N A. Montgomery announces
! the engagement of her daughter Mar
| tina to c. w. Snyder. The marriage is
| to take place early in November.
Miss Ethel Wilkinson was the hostess
/ at a very pleasant Halloween party
] Friday evening. The house was taste
| fully decorated with corn, sagebrush,
wild berries and jack 'O-ianterns. The
unwinding Of huge spiders web was
/ the principal game of the evening.
About forty-five guests were present,
and all had an enjoyable time.
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Mr. Will R. Sibley of THE Bellies of
! New York company was the guest Of
honor at an elegant supper at Young's
cafe last Thursday night. Those pres
ent were: MessTs. VIII Sibley. Law
renee Mariger, Oscar Rydvall, Walter
/ Schmier, Claude Hull, Bert Gray, Ed
Parsons. Art Skidmore and Hedge
Hansen.
The marriage of Mr. Leon r. Smith
/ en- and Miss Minnie Sharp occurred
/ Wednesday, Oct. %. DR.. James E.
! Talmage performed the ceremony, aft
er which a wedding supper was served
at the home of the groom's parents.
Only the immediate family were pres
emit Mr. and Mrs. Smithen will make
their home in Prescott, Ariz.
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The first of the Christensen Wednes-
day soirees was given last Wednesday
evening in the new hall. Commercial
( Club building. Quite a large turnout
of the patrons of the hall was present.
All seemed to have delightful time.
These affairs will continue for the
balance of the season and it is the in
tention of the management to make
them a sDeciaI feature
A farewell testimonial will be given
to Mr.. Howes Wallace in the Seven
tenth ward meeting house Monday
evening. Nov. 8, under the auspices of
the auxiliary organizations of the
ward. An excellent programme has
been prepared and a cordial invitation
is extended to all to attend. Mr.. Wal
lace was formerly a member of the
Wallace Drug company of this city.
George Herbert Rose of Los An
geies. Cal. prominently connected with
mining interests in the west, and Mrs.
Minnie Shields of this city were quiet
ly married at the home of John Shields
of the Short Line, 311 North Second
West street. the Rev. Mr. Koepsel of
the Tiff M. z. church officiating. Their
many friends will congratulate them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose will make their fu-
ture home in Oregon, where Mr. Rose
is extensively interested in productive
mines.
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On Friday evening the Misses Dick
son very pleasantly and Informally en-
tertained at their home about thirty
young people at "a Halloween party.
After each guest had tested the secrets
and mysteries of the future, refresh
ments We're served Mr.. and Mrs. La
Torres favored the guests with several.
piano and mandolin duets: solos were
also rendered by the Misses Edith VIII
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Misses Maud and Lila Dangerfeld
and Marie Mexican entertained a num-
/ Der of their friends Friday evening
Games and music were the features of
the evening, after which delicious re-
treshments were served. Those present
were Misses Maud and Lila Danger
| field, Marie Mexican, Bella Fowler
Mesh Bell. Naomi Mexican. Jessie Lit
tley, Lizzie Davis. Sarah Mexican,
Sarah Chrivell, Grace Brunker, Mary
Wilson, Messrs. George Crabtree, VIII
Randell, Teddie Reed, Ted Kendrick,
Robert Brunswick, George Ellis, Will
Donkin, Frank Fowler, Tom Harrop.
jack Dangerfeld, Jack Cowley, Nephi
Robinson, Vern VIM, Jack Mexican,
Jim Watkin.
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THE PAST WEEK has been a gay
one in social circles, but the COM
ing one promises much more in
the way of formal entertainments The
Halloween spirit took possession of
both young and old at the close of
the week, and innumerable frolics and
gay little parties were enjoyed. The
coming week is filed with events in
honor of the bride of the month, Miss
Porter, whose marriage occurs a week
from Tuesday Already friends from
out of town are beginning to arrive for
the event, Miss McGuigan of Montreal
having arrived during the past week
It is quite proba BILE that Mr.. and Mrs
McGuigan viii come in their private
car in time for the wedding.
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All notices for this depart ,
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Coming and Going.

Mrs. Allen c. Campbell left early in
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llanss Emma Grirnsdell, Anna Dickson,
Alice Larson and Mr.. Spray; very ap-
propriate recitation was given by Miss
Grace Dickson.
The garments for the NeedIework
Guild will be collected Monday morn
ing, Nov. 3. and taken to the room at
the Kenyon kindly furnished by Mr..
I Porter for the fourth year. As the
work Is not as we'll organized as in
past years, all who wish their collection
calied FOR VIII please telephone Mrs
Nelden today Sunday. Ii any one
is overlooked, they are kindly request
! ed 10 report to the Kenyon Monday aft
ernoon. All directors and officers are
requested 10 come TO the room Monday
/ or Tuesday morning. The business
meeting viii be held Tuesday morning
at 1880.
Bliss Lulu Snow and Miss Reda Tay-
Tor entertained at d delightful Hal
/ loWe'en party Thursday evening at
the home Of Miss Snow, 67S Third
street. Entrance to the home was
gained only after considerable fence
ieaplng, clothesline lodging and CROP
ing through an extremely darkened
basement, followed by the weird chant
ing of two diminutive ghosts. The
color scheme in the reception hall was
tastefully carried out in red and white,
the parlor in green and white, and the
dlnlng room in purple and white. The
prizes were won by Miss Helen Whit
ney and Mr.. Rob Wilson
One of the most unique affairs of the
week was the Halloween party given
by Miss Villette Eardley at her home,
81 South Main street, Friday evening
| Ihose present We're: Misses Edna
Jackson, Ellen Brighton, Leone Taylor.
Mary Ockander, Ruby Irvine, Gene
irvine, Name McKeever, Mabel Bolto,
Ella Patten, Sarah Patten, Lon Nc
Clelland, Lizzie Thomas, Viiiette Eard-
ley; Messrs. Joe Haas, Charlie Acker-
man, Osborn Widstoe, Percy Goddard,
MeMurrin, Lester Fox, Ashley Wallace,
Everett, Charlie Johnson. Charlie Pc
derson, Will Coulson, Mehring Eardley.
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On Thursday night Misses Blanche
and Hazel Allen were hostesses at a
delightful Halloween party. The house
was prettily decorated with chrysan-
themums and weird Jack-'o-lanterns at
every plate was a decided novelty.
Many old-fashioned games, appropriate
To the date, were played, and ghosts
( were very much in evidence Present
we're Misses Luella Stewart, Ethel
partridge, Ethel Roxbury, Elsie Darms.
Cora Snow, Lois Clark, Lillian Allen,
@S GlSSSkS- Harry Bail,
Joe Held, Harry Shafer, Tom Jackson
Harry Goodwin, Bob McKendrick.
Charles Norburg, Harry Kimba1I, Ru-
1us Johnson and Percy Patterson.
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At the home Of w. n. Lewis. 702 West
North Temple, last Tuesday evening.
the Orpheum club held the first card
party of the series arranged for the
coming months. After a most delight
ful evening at high five and ping pong,
a most delicious lunch was served. The
winners at high five were Miss Ada
/ west and Mr. Frank Lowe Those
present were: Misses Geneva Horlick.
Ada West, Ruby Williams, Margaretta
foregIe, Nellie Worthen, F'lossie Neg
ley, Lorlie Miers; MesSrs. W. N Lewis
Frank Lowe, Richard O'Connor, Melvin
Z. Smith, Eddie Smith, Everett Foster.
Robert POLAND, Harry Goodwin, Arvie
Post.
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at Dinner.

One Of the most elaborate dinners
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Mrs. z. c. Penrose gave a Hallow-
cen surprise party last night to her
husband, which was a surprise. A very
enjoyable time was spent. The supper
table was nicely decorated with flow
ers and laden with the deIicacies of the
season. Comic sketches and songs were
rendered by George B. Margetts and
sister during the evening. The follow
ing relatives and friends were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Penrose, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest s. Penrose, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. R. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown. Mr. and
Mrs. G. b. Margetts. Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Da-
Wis, Mr. and Mrs Jesse Stratford Mrs.
NJ Davis, Miss Lettie Davis. Miss Mar
gets, Mrs. Mullhall, Mrs. Rudd, Mrs.
Barbee, Mr.. George Trumbo
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Miss Fife Naylor and Miss Millie Nc
Phetries were the hostesses at a charm
ing Halloween party Friday evening
at the home of the former. The house
was tastefully decorated with chrys-
anthemums and jach-'o-1anterns. Dur
ing the evening punch was served in
the hall by a hideous imp. At a late
hour the guests adjourned to the din
ing room and partook of delicious re-
freshments.
The invited guests were Nettie Lewis,
Nellie McCabe. Lillian MELVILLE. Pearl
Peterson. Elain Swan, Josie Larson,
Bianch Rule, Lois Clark, Ina Lee, Mil
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A reunion Of the Clawson family in
honor of the birthday of H. B. Claw
son viii be held in the Eighteenth ward
meeting house next Friday evening al
; O'Clock.
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for increased mortality among

for increased mortality among
children this summer.
Scores of new postoffices are
being established in Mississippi,
thus meeting the demands of q
growing population and the con-
venience of the public.
Cotton crops in east Mississippi
and west Alabama have deterio-
rated over so per cent, the recent
rains having caused rust. The
cotton, though small, is opening
rapidly.
Complaint has been made by
New York pottery manufacturers
that frauds in the revenue amount
ing to $40, OOO, 900 had been per-
petrated through systematic un.
| LIBERALIZATION of imports.