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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Snow, Mrs. Fordyce. Dr. and Mrs WIN
Blerbeok, and Mr., clinton
Mrs. w. S. Mccormick and Mrs. Rob
ert Hardness served tea at the Country
club today.
Miss Breeder entertained informally
on Monday night In honor Of MISS
Foreman Of Ogden who Is her guest
Mrs r. A. Vincent entertained In
formally at cards last night.
A notable event Of the near future
viii be the knights Templars ball, the
preparations being made promising TO
make II one Of the most elaborate af-
fairs of the season.
Mr.. Walter Filler returned on Mon
day from his eastern trip. He was ac-
companlcd by his sister, Miss Filler OF
Philadelphia, who will spend some time
IN Salt Lake visiting with relatives.
Mrs Holmes win entertain at lunch
con next week
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Charming are
at home at IS j. street
Mrs. w. 4. Brooks and son Sydney
have returned from an eastern trip.
Misses Virginia and Phoebe Houtz Of
Ogden were the guests Of Mrs. Want
land during the week.
Mrs. Corhln and Miss Corbin left on
Wednesday for their home in Gales
burg, III.
Miss Rosa Toronto win leave shortly
for Europe,
Justice Bartch and Miss Bartch left
for Washington and New York. this
week.
Miss Bessie Wick OF Mercur is visit
ing the Misses Hall at 50 + street.
Bishop Leonard will leave shortly for
Cincinnati TO attend meeting of the
house of bishops.
Lemuel Goliath and Miss Harriet Col
bath have gone TO California.
Miss Donnellan left for San Francis
co on Wednesday.
Mrs. II. II. Rea and Mrs, II. 7. Corn
forth pleasantly entertained the Nc
Kean w r. c. at the home of the form |
err on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. W. c. Mcbride left for the east
on Wednesday,
Miss Cora Clark entertained the col |
ege club at the home OF Mrs. Clarence |
Brown on Thursday.
The last High school party for this
season viii be given IN Christensen's
hall Friday evening, April IL.
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hours spent in the sport, the party re-
paired to the home OF Merit Wheeler,
where the evening was pleasantly spent
IN games. Present We're Lille Rich
ards, Evelyn Mason Maud Wheeler
Winifred Lynn, Louis SOes Arthur
Murphy, Merit Wheeler and Brenton
Tempest,
a very pleasant surprise was given
Miss Florence FARMLAND in honor OF
her 18th birthday at her home last
Monday evening The time was spent
in games. music and selections from
the photograph manipulated los Mr..
Henry Smith. Refreshments were serv-
ed at 1879. Those present were the
Misses Annie Erickson. Hattie Barlow,
Bertha While, Myrtle Robinson Jessie
Dunn. Anabelle TraynUr. Pearl Frank
land. Mile Howarth, Louie Bull Geo
Traynor. Ruben Farmland Henry
Smith, George Ship Ruben Sudberg
Mr. Chroy. Clarence King, George Rey-
nods, Carl Erickson, Harold Reynolds
Alexander Mortersen.
Another pleasant bowling party OF
Wednesday was that given by the
teachers OF the Hamilton school The
highest scores We're made by Miss
Ferron and Mr. Nelson Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs DoXey Mrs. Nor
gan. Miss Van Colt Miss Christensen,
Miss Ferron, Miss Knowles, Miss will
henson, Miss Nelson and Mr. Nelson.
Miss Dora Stringfellow was pleasant
ly surprised by a number Of her friends
at her home on Wednesday evening
The time being pleasantly spent with
music and games, The invited guests
were Misses Marsh, Perry Thompson
Bliss HOllingback. Hanson, Smith,
lyerson, Brown harrington Madison,
Fisher. Messrs Thompson, Foulding,
Stevens, Marshall, Shuber, Bliss, Han
son, Cramer, Smith, Fran, Madison,
The U. Of Y, gave delightful dane
ing party at Christensen's last night,
the event being one Of the most sue
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esting program was rendered and re-
freshments were served.

esting program was rendered and re-
freshments were served,
Miss Murt, member OF the National
Art and Educational society, has been
In Ogden this week delivering address
es on art and education before some
OF the best people Of the city,
The ball given by the young ladies' OF
the First ward was well attended, and
an enjoyable event
Charles Llppincot and wife of this
city left for Pittsburg Penn, We'd
nesday, where they will make their
future home
Miss Harriet A. Green, a highly es-
teemed young lady Of West Weber,
and Elias Peterson popular young
man OF Kanesville, Weber county, were
married In the Salt Lake Temple Wed
nesday
Miss Veda Eccles was a Salt Lake
visitor this week, the guest OF Miss
Misses Virginia and Phoebe Houtz.
OF ogden, were the guests Of Mrs. w.
NJ, Wantland OF Salt Lake City this
week
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Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Osborn VOL,
turn TO their home in Nebraska ' as q, ~
climate OF Utah does not aSrsa 90 ,. sas
Mr.. Osborn. w "e'Se with
Mrs. j, j. Knight assis,sa T.. =,
Stella Biersach and Miss NJ ars
IIwelyes, gave a very pretty nsr,s
= tuesday afternoon In honor q, M M,
Erina knights fourteenth hlr,hSa,.
Inc guests were all requested IN 49,,
IN Old fashioned STYLES and wsss ~
hair bobbcd, A delightful af,srre w,
was spent with games. cake waIea
peanut hunts. music ana SONGS ~
prize for a guessing game was won be
Miss Eva Jones Those present Wa,
Erma Knight Hazel Rawlings ze,
Hout2' Flossie Barney, Belle Robert
Hazel Roberts, Lucy Thomas ch,o,
Smoot, Eva Jones. Genevieye Fn,oe
Vivian Bonett, Leona Dunn HAL
Howe, Lorena Chapman of Ame,,ssn
Fork, lrena Fans. Maud Fleming RubT
Taft Zella Farrer, Ethel Wilson Flors
Jones, Rachel Pyne Winnie WllkIns
Margaret Bean, Thethe Hardy Appla
X. Newell. anu"
Mrs. Robert Irvine entertained thirty
children at her home on First Fasi
street Monday afternoon in honor a
her little son, Ralstone, who has Al.
tanned the age Of five years. The al.
ternoon was pleasantly spent with
games, dancing, hunts and tricks.
Mrs. Corneia Horne Clayton rave A
very pleasant party at her home
Wednesday evening in honor OF her son
Raymond II, Clayton. A large mum.
Der OF friends attended and passed
delightful evening, with music songs
and games. Delicious refreshments
were served, Elder Clayton goes 10
Great Britain on a mission next week.
The tabernacle choir, OF which he lsa
valued member, viii give a testimonial
concert In his honor "Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Jensen and NJ.
and Mrs. oscar w. Hyde went to Al.
pine yesterday to attend the godsn
wedding Of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. strong
parents OF Mrs. Jensen and Mrs Hyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strong are among he
Oldest inhabitants, in point Of resldhce,
of Alpine, and have many relatlYes
and friends throughout the state who
VIII earnestly wish for yet long lie
and continued happiness for the ysnsf.
able couple.
The J. p. r. johnson and s s
Jones families will hold their annual
family reunion In the First ward BAL
evening next.
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eessful yet given by the institution.
large number were present to enjoy the
| evening, The chaperones were: Mes
| danes Egbert Roberts, ]. l.. Rawlins,
| heber NJ. Wells, w. w. Ritter. ]. T..
hingsbury, Hoyt Sherman. Commit
zee Messrs. VIII Ray, Dunn Dougall,
RISER, Thomas, Harker, Rawlins, Bill
llngs, Raybould, Wells, Brown, Wade.
Mrs. H. A. Thatcher Preston, who has
peen appointed to the place on the
board OF directors Of the art institute
made vacant by the resignation OF Mrs.
A. W. McCune, Is eminently fitted for
the position. She is woman Of rare
executive ability and broad culture. and
VIII De valuable adviser in the coun-
ellis Of the board. Mrs. Preston IS the
wire OF Bishop w. b. Preston and a
sister OF Moses and George w. That
eher' She comes Of one Of the well
known families OF Virginia, and was
one OF the pioneers OF Utah.
Miss Leah Wiles was surprised
Wednesday evening by a number of
her friends. those who enioyed the AZ.
Ialr being Irene Prlngle, Lola simmons
Emily Feveryear Bessie Wiles, Irene
Simmons, Alice Taysom. Agnes prin.
gle, Bred Young Willie Earl. Karl
Willes, Emery Hedges, Darrell Brough.
Willie Ensign. win. Willes leslie
saNllle, Grandville Simmons Clifford
Hodgson.
Mrs. II. NJ. Wells and Mrs u c
Ferry entertained at a delightful Jun.
aN a.
former 46 guests being present. The
parlor was in yellow with daffodlls and
lights shaded In the prevailing hue.
the library in red and yellow with
JOnqulls and red shades. and the ain
ing-room in pink, with a basket OF
spring flowers on the table.
Yesterday, Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Fer.
ny gave a second luncheon 10 about AZ
guests, the decorations being the same
as on Tuesday. At each guests place
In the parlor was yellow jonauil and
IN the dining room q bunch OF lilies OF
the valley,
Mrs II. n, Mayo was hostess at a
kensington on Wednesday In honor of
Mrs Ormsby OF Boise, about IL guests
Delng present TO enjoy the pleasant af-
talr, The rooms were prettiy decor
oted and refreshments were served.
Present We're: Mesdames DressIer
George Gushing, G. w. Parks. ]. NJ
Sharp, Andrew Dowd Charles Loring
$. ID. Evans, e. f. Root, A. T. Moon
II. L. Henderson, Barbee and Miss Mar.
gle Simons.
Mrs. Cropsman entertained the Utopia
club on Wednesday afternoon, The
prizes In the card contest being won
ny MISS Parker. Mrs. Callahan and Mrs.
p a wall The rooms were prettlly
decorated with ionquils and red carna.
uohs' ana delicious refreshments were
served. The club will NEE. next time
win Mrs. J, G. Hanchett, 52l east Sec
ond South street.
The young ladies OF the First Pres.
oyterian church gave a New England
dinner In the church parlors yesterday,
the event being very successful.
Mrs, Z. J. Yard. who has been spend.
ing the past two weeks in Denver, has
returned ''''
Mrs. Burns Mcdonald and Mira D,ro
baNter LETT on Monday for a European
UP after which they will 20 10 San
Francisco to reside.
The annual parish reception OF 6.
Marks cathedral was held on Monday
night In the school room. the event be-.
ing a most delightful one. -.
Mrs. Jack Afford spent the week IN
the city. ."
MIS- Young Of Fort Douglas enter
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CLUB CHAT

The badges for the Utah delegates 70
the biennial will be Of gold satin, acc.
GRATED with hand-palnted cluster 9!
sego- lilies, and the word Utah printed
on the badge.
The Daughters OF Utah Pioneers VIII
celebrate the founding of their society
on the anniversary date, April II, WA
a special meeting to take place al ins
home Of Mrs, Annie 7. Hyde, az :
o'clock p. IN The AFFAIR will be chlery
social and the members viii be In olo'
time costumes.
The Womans Republican club WI
meet on Monday afternoon, Apri -,
at the home Of Mrs. Rathburh w
First street.
The rates from Utah points 70 ~
Angeles for the biennial meeting u ny
have been agreed upon and are as io,'
lows: Salt Lake, 1886 co. Ogden WV
Park City. sSs so; Provo; SSS'iV' spf'ns'
vile. $500.
The Kansas delegation TO Los Angs.
les will arrive In Salt Lake on tne sss"
OF this month, and the Michigan os'.
CATION on April q. Both VIII spepu
day I'm the city before proceeding '"
their way. .,,,ss
Mrs. w. II. Dale has been appolh'..
delegate from the Round Table ciup "
the biennial at Los Angeles
The tourist section Of the Lanes ~ ~
erary club Will meet on Monday q, W
Ladies Literary club house ..
o'clock. Misc Paine will give leIsvns'
"reminiscences OF the German fa,ns,
land. All club members ana ii''''"'
cordially invited.
The Authors club met on Wednesus,.
with Mrs. Nellie Little and papers W. W..
read on the coronation customs 70 bns
land from Edward LIST. me rssv,s'
topic OF the club Is English hle.ai ssr,
Mrs. Margaret Roberts, the pr,essa..isi
will represent the club at the p''''"
In Los Angeles.
The Poets Round Table CLUB me, ~
Monday with Mrs. Arthur Brose ..o wen
Hemphill being chairman, ana V Tss
Meredith" the poet for the Gay 80,
were in white ana go a.
and the place cards were Gibson w
signs.
The biennial meeting in Los An men
Is the chief topic with local cluo w Sosr,y
as Il presumably is elsewhere. - AZ.
an OF the clubs have chosen theH S hrsy
gates and Individual clubs ar nm mn.
discussing their prospective attl,uue t or
m the problems which VIII come W The
at the big convention, y, o,h-
icolor question" Of course leads ~, o 70
,rs. and all club members are SUI ,he
ihe Importance OF their vote upo, r,ost
,ubjeet. II Is evident that only , we, W." Vii
,eljcate adjustment ~ the ques,tlVn, re
lvert o serious split in the ran ran ~ the
federation, as the final wofo " AN.
;eors,s state federation implies ,sre.;
,ately framed but very palpao',l s.' ,rl Il
n regard 10 the situation, f olo,S ro,e:
he teYt OF Gecrgia's individual I'D.
The executive board OF the Ceor ilsns re-
walton OF Women's clubs, ha, ,.,s. an
,eiysd the report Of the eomnih'
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colors used. and the effect was most ar
tistic. the candeabra being shaded with
white tulle. covered with lilies OF the
valley, and large bows Of green ribbon
being used at opposite ends OF the table.
Covers were laid for y guests.
on Tuesday Mrs. d. Moore Lindsay
was hostess at charming buffet
luncheon, the Easter idea being prettly
carried out IA the decorations The
centerpiece consisted Of a large candy
nest In yellow filled with eggs, and sur
rounded by rabbits with yellow ribbons
fastened 10 them, each ribbon being
drawn across the table and finished
with an egg Bowls OF white daisies
and yellow candeabra shades complet-
ed the effective decorations. The hos
tess was assisted In receiving by Mrs.
Boyd, and Mrs. Hayward, Miss Wood
ward and Miss Mason assisted In the
dining room.
on Monday afternoon Mesdames ST.
mon Bamberger and Jacob Bamberger
gave a pretty ch.iirens party for
Misses lisa and Dorothy Bamberger.
about Gl Of their little friends being
present. Colored eggs were hidden i'm
the yard and the children Joined in a
search for them, after which they re-
paired TO the house, where games and
dancing were enjoyed TN nearly 6
o'clock. Then dainty refreshments we're
served from a prettlly decorated table.
and each child was given toy rabbit
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The ladies' Aid society OF the Con-
gregational church kave ira at the
home Of Mrs. John corlew, which WAS
enjoyed BY q large crowd. On inter-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Miss Manner l.. Ritter and Hyrum b.
staNings. two popular Young people OF
Eden, Weber county. were married this
week. '-''-
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MT and Mrs. II, Park have returned
rom Nipont, where they have been
spending the past few weeks.
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Mrs. J. f. Clinton was hostess M n
delightful dinner on Wednesday, given
IN honor OF Mrs. ormsby Of Boise.
present to meet the guest Of honor
were Mrs Andrew Dowd. Mira q. A.
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On Wednesday Mrs. r. r. Holmes
rave charming luncheon. the Easter
ldea being beautifully carried out IN the
decorations. The centerpiece was
bowl OF Easter lilies. placed on an ex-
euisite piece OF Russian lace. and az
zach place was a corsage bouquet OF
lies OF the valley tied with green rib
sons Green and white were the only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Mrs Burns Mcdonald and Mrs. Duke
Baxter left on Monday for a European
ZIP after which they will 70 10 San
Francisco to reside.
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The card party to be given Monday
evening In the X. OF P. hall, by the
Ladis' Auxiliary 10 the Order OF Rail-
way Conductors, viii be q pleasurable
event. Prizes win be given and re-
freshments will be served.
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The annual parish reception OF s.
Marks cathedral was held on Monday
night In the school ROOM the event be.
Ing a most delightful one.
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Miss Maud Patterson entertained in
formally at cards on Wednesday night.
at her home on State street. Her
guests sere: Mr. and Mrs. HYDE
Young Mr. and Mrs J. ID. Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. II Ensign, Mr. and
Mrs Conrad, Miss Ethel Lynn. Miss
Clara Deal Miss Jean Spencer. Mr..
Edgar Hills, Mt Walt Conrad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Miss Lorcna Chapman OF American
Fork, has been the guest for the week
OF Miss Irena Evans.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Mrs. u. s. Eldredge VIII entertain on
Monday night In honor OF the First
Presidency and other officials Of the
Latter-day Saints Church.
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Mrs. Croosman entertained the Utopia
club on Wednesday afternoon, The
prizes In the card contest being won
by Miss Parker. Mrs. Callahan and Mira
p A. Wall The rooms were prettlIy
decorated with jonquils and red carna.
uons, and delicious refreshments were
served. The club will NEE. next time
with Mrs. ]. C. Hanchett. 52l east Sec
ond South street.
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Mrs. Ledyard NJ Bailey entertained
~ a delightful luncheon on Tuesday
N honor OF her mother. Mrs. Austin.
The violet idea prevailed In the decor
atoms, violets being used with hand
painted placards in violet design. Old
time photographs Of the older ladies
present were used In a guessing con
test, the prize being won by Mrs. ]. c.
Royle. The guests were: Mrs Martin.
Mrs. Burgess, Mrs. Chisholm, Mrs.
sprague. Mrs. Wlshard. Mrs. Royle.
Mrs. Critchlow. Mrs. Elliott. Miss
Ayres, Mrs. Milligan. Mrs. Davis. Mrs.
Bransford, Mrs. Bascom. Mrs sharp.
Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Rood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

The young ladies OF the First Pres.
byterian church gave a New England
dinner In the church parlors yesterday
the event being very successful
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Mrs. Mary Houtz Snow OF Brigham.
City. Is visiting her granddaughter.
Miss Pearl S, Pierce who is attending
the Il. Y. academy.
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The Poets Round Table CLUB me- " ~
Monday with Mrs. Arthur brosS.s., Owen
Hemphlll being chairman anu Tbe
Meredith" the poet for the Gay ~,esn
decorations were in white aho ; A.
and the place cards were Gips'H "
signs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Mrs. Charles Barnes IL making pre-
parauons for a trip to California with
thu club women
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

Mr.. Claudius King ia welcomed in
Provo by a host Of friends. Mr.. King
VIII continue the study OF law at the
Office OF his brother, Samuel A. King.
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The management Of the High School
paper Red and Black. gave bowling
party at the Brunswick on Wednesday
afternoon at $50 o'clock, and after two
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

April was spent by members OF the
18th Century club" at the home OF
Mrs. Rose Moore Searle. The follow
ing program was carried out. Current
literature. Mrs. Rose schwab: WASH
ington Irving. Miss J. Kellogg: early
history OF New York, Mrs. Goodwin:
reading from Irving. Mrs DeMoisy.
Club adjourned TO meet again with Mrs.
Searle in one week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

The rates from Utah points 10 Lcs
Angeles for the biennial meeting N MY
have been agreed upon and are as ~.
lows: Salt Lake. 1876. co. Ogden Wv
Park City. sSs so; Provo; SSS'iV' spf'ns'
villa sqS 60
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

The Authors club met on WEDNESDAY aas,,
with Mrs Nellie Little and papers W. W..
read on the coronation customs 70 nns
land from Edward lst me rs l,.,rs
topic OF the club is English llter Ilssr,
Mrs. Margaret Roberts, the pr s,.u.,si
will represent the club at the 0iehn'''
In Los Angeles.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-03-14
KipIing's Faith.

Bishop Brewster of the Episcopal di-
ocese of Connecticut told a new story
of Rudydrd Kipling in a recent talk
to Yale students on Robust Religious
Faith" "To illustrate the masculine,
robust religious faith in Kiplings writ
ings," Bishop Brewster said, during
the poets critical illness in New York,
when life was at a very low ebb, the
nurse went to the bedside and, seeing
Kipling's lips move. bent over him,
thinking he wanted something. She
heard these words uttered feebly, Now
l lay me down to Sleep that familiar
prayer of childhood. The nurse, real
izing that Kipling didn't require her
services, said in an apologize whisper:
4 beg your pardon, Mr.. Kipling. 1
thought you wanted something
- do family observed Kipling; 4
want my Heavenly Father. He only
can care for me now"
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-03-14

gled into one sadness. Over 4 place
in Russia where wolves were pursuing
a load Of travellers and to save them
servant sprang from the sled into the
mouths Of the wild beasts and was de-
voured and thereby the other lives
were saved are inscribed the words,
Greater love hath no man than this,
that man lay down his life for his
friend" Many a surgeon in our own
time has in tracheotomy with his own
lips drawn from the windpipe of a
diphtheritic patient that which cured
the patient and slew the surgeon, and
all have honored the self sacrifice. But
all other scenes of sacrifice pale before
this most illustrious martyr of all time
and all eternity. After that agOnizing
spectacle in behalf of our fallen race
nothing about the sin forgetting God
is too stupendOus for my faith, and l
accept the promise and will you not
all accept it? Their sins and their in
EQUITIES will l remember no more"
copyright, 1902. Louis Klopsch, N. VI
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-03-14
Irish Delegates In Philadelphia.


Philadelphia. March 12.-The Hon
William Redmond and the Hon. Jo-
seph Devlin, Irish members Of the
British parliament, who are in this
country In the interests Of the Irish
cause. were given a reception at the
Academy of Music last night by the
Irish-American citizens of this city
There was much enthusiasm. and sew
eral thousands of dollars were con
tributed toward the fund the Irish
representatives are raising in this
country. Governor William A. Stone.
of Pennsylvania, presided at the meet
ing and made a brief address. Among
the other speakers were Archbishop
Ryan, of this city. and Bishop Horst.
man. of Cleveland.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-03-14
CONSOLIDATING COLLEGES
Representatives of United Evangelical
Nnrfnrnnrn u pnrfnrh PI,nr


Lock Haven. Pa. March l2.-Dur.
ing the sessions Of the United Evan
gelicaI Conference. yesterday action
was taken consolidating the college in.
terests of Eastern Pennsylvania, Cen.
trail Pennsylvania and the Pttsburg
Conferences. Representatives Of the
three conferences will meet on the
25th instant to perfect plans for the
consolidation
The following were elected trustees
of the consolidated college: Clerical
w E. Detwiler, N. Young, j. Hart
zeler, U. f. Swengel, J. w. Messenger
E. Crumbling and H. w. Buck; law
men-Professor f. C. Bowersox, Is
saiah Bower, William Paul and j. c
Winter.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1902-03-14

Philadelphia March 11.-Rear Ad-
miral W. S. Schley, accompanied by
his wife, arrived here yesterday after.
noon from Washington, and last night
he was rendered a reception by the
Penn Club. A large number of promi-
nent citizens attended the reception.
Prior to this the admiral accompanied
Mrs Schley to a local theatre, where
he remained for a short time. During
his stay in this city Admiral and Mrs.
Schley are the guests of Colonel A.
K. Mcclure.