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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-06-11

The readers of this paper viii be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
beep able to cure in all It's stages. and
that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh be.
ing a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de.
stroying the foundation of the disease.
aud giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as.
sistlng nature In doing It's work. The
have so much faith In it's
powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that Il
fails to cure, Send for list of testi-
Address
+. j. CHENEY & Cos.
Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Saturday; Parade and celebration
in the evening.
Monday, June 10th. Excursior
down Willamette valley.
Lunch at Salem.
The lunch to be served TO the su
preme and Superior lodges of the A
0. U. w. will be an affair that is in.
tended to reflect credit not only on
the members of this order. but to the
City of Salem and Marion county in
general
me members of this order propose
to serve this lunch through their own
efforts, and now have committees out
soliciting dorations from their mem.
bers only, and a cheerful and gener.
Gus response is given by all as they
nave the pride to- do this on a proper
scale. As strawberries and cream are
to be served in liberal way the gen.
eral committee would deem Il a great
favor If the strawberry growers of
Marion county would donate one or
more crates of their choicest varieties
and thereby help the committee to
place before our visitors the best of
Marion County's product. and at the
iame time assist the committee in
substantial way All such donations
must be delivered at Marion square
~ Z a. m. Monday morning, but mott. |
y the chairman of the general com
nittee, Gideon Stolz, not later than
Friday next
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PERSONALS.

t. M. Barr is in Corvallis.
Mrs. Robert Coshow is visiting al
Brownsville.
J. F. Steiwer, of Jefferson, was in
Salem Tuesday.
Miss Calista Moore has returned
from a visit in Portland.
Mrs. T. J. Cheshire leaves tomorrow
for an outing at Sodaville.
Mrs. d. A. Paine of Eugene is Wis.
lting with friends in Salem.
Dr. w. T. Williamson is attending
Masonic grand lodge in Portland.
Mrs. M. ]. Knerr, of Mill City. is
visiting in Salem and Polk county.
+. w. Poorman, a w. U. student, has
returned to Woodburn for the sum.
mer vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Moores. of Ore.
gon City, are here to attend William.
ette University commencement.
Edgar Averill, who has been a stud.
ent at Willamette the past year left
for his home in Brownsville yester
day.
X. II. Dearborn and his mother. Mrs
Helen Dearborn. leave today for Eu
gene. where they will spend few
weeks.
Mrs. T. l.. Davidson was taken very
u Saturday, and has not improved any
Ip to this morning. She is at the
wilson residence on East State street
J. B. T. Tuthill, accompanied by his
lother, Mrs. David Tuthlll, went to
'ortland Tuesday afternoon, and Is |
ttending the Masonic grand lodge.
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Griswold, J. Macy J, P. Rogers, A. NJ
Hansen, J. NJ Bilger, w. w. Skinner
W. w Walker. c. II. Walker. E C.
Patton, II. p. Chase. w. p. Mohney. s.
II. Linton, Thomas Milne. p. Francis.
ID. H. Pugh, w NJ. Siegmund. II. M.
Edgar w, w Johns Walter Morley
G. E. Brown, John H. Lewis, Joseph
Albright, Geo, b. Gray, w. Merriman.
X. j. Hendricks, ID. f. Lane, ]. J. Dal.
rymple, Geo. w. Jones. Fred A. Legg.
Hofer Bros. Geo. E. Hatch, C. t. Doty.
T. f. Graber W. II. Cook. Roy Good
hue, w. W. Johnson, A. w. Dennis
VIM Hamburg, Louis ISlbele. B. f.
West, c. w. Darby, L. ]. vibbert. Il.
II. Ollnger and others.
Mr. Tuthill Accepts.
To Messrs. c p. Bishop and others.
residents and taxpayers:
Your petition kindly requesting me
to stand as a candidate for the position
OF school director in district No. "a |
having been presented to me. take
pleasure in accepting the said candl.
iacy and If elected will endeavor to
serve the district to the best OF my
ability. J. b. T. TUTHlLL
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Proposals for Wood for state Capitol

Proposals for WOOD for otale SeF''o'
sealed bids endorsed Proposals for
wood for Capitol" addressed 20 the
undersigned, will be received al the
office OF the secretary OF state until 2
O'Clock p. M. June 2s, 1902, for all or
any part Of $50 cords OF mr. wood cut
while green from big body hr and wen
seasoned. All wood must be four Feet
long reasonably straight, and not less
than two and one-half inches in diane
Ter. 10 be delivered at such place a.
NAV be designated within four or nse
blocks OF the Capitol grounds closely
corded. without bulk-heads not later
than September 4, 1892
The right is reserved 10 reject any
or an bids. or 20 accept or reject any
+ofsbla DUNBAR,
- Secretary OF State
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Coachino Party


MISS Mabel L. Carter gave worry
ueiightful coaching party on Tuesday
morning to the young people who tool,
part in the dramatic recital and q fou,
outside friends. The party drove out
10 the home Of Mr.. Fields. where ar.
Iangements had been made for a delic
lous breakfast to be served. after mar,
'alng OF which a couple of bours
were spent in driving in the yicinitv
OIL salem. Those fortunate enough to
Oe present were; Misses Mae Chan.
ler' Elma Byrne, Mabel Robertson
Greta Looney, Winifred Duncan. Wlni.
tred Byrd, Ruth Gabrielson Maud
driswold, Lucy Edwards, Bess Buck.
lhgham, Edna Parrish, Pres. Coleman
Messrs. E. Kinney Miller. Dick VIII.
Nlns' w. II. Mccall, L. A. Kerr. Leon
Clark, Harry swafford. w. F. Poorman
md lliff Garrison.
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FOR
SCHOOL
DIRECTOR
Petition of CitizensItO J.B. T.
Tuthill and That Gen.
tlcman'S,, Acceptance

A petition signed by a number OF
citizens, asking J. b. T. Tuthill to run
for the office Of school director of dis.
trict No. a. was yesterday presented
to Mr. Tuthill and the nomination ac.
cepted by that gentleman. The peti.
ton and acceptance follow:
The Petition
To J. B, r. Tuthill;
We, the undersigned residents and
legal voters OF school district No. 25.
in Marion county Oregon, would re.
spectfully request that you be can
didate for the Office or school director
in said district. to be voted for at the
election to held in said district. June
10. 1902; c. p. Bishop, W. f. Booth.
by, Squire Farrar j. p. Frizzell. W. II.
Holmes, r A. Virgins, A. N. MoOres
E. C. Cross w. r. Rigdon, p. S.
knight, w. H. Hall. f. Levy. David
Steiner J. ~ Skaife G.. p. .itchneld
VIM. Brown, A. o. Damon Jos. H.
Albert, II. 7. Barnes, d. j. Fry. Steus
lon Bros, J. l.. Stockton. Thomas Bur
rows, J. c. Brown II, b, Holland, J.
II. Haas. John A. jeffrey. /. w. Berry.
G. Steiner, Herman w Barr Walter
Stolz, Hal II. Patton, Geo c. Rodgers,
Chas, H. Hinges Otto J. Wilson. c. |
Marsh, o. p, Dabney. J. NJ. Lawrence,
Geo, w. Watt, d. H. james. p II.
Raymond, Savage a Reid, Wylie A.
Noores, Max o. Buren, John II. Scott,
,. d. Horgan. Ashley White, +. p.
ralkington A. H. Schaefer, VIM.
'cidt, c. o. Constable. Theo. Roth,
auac S. Steiner NJ. T. Rineman. II.
!. Meyer, j. w Harrtt. Edw. Hlrsch
g f. Osburn, j. r. Fairbanks. George
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! take a pleasant herb drink, the next
morning feel bright and my com
plexlon is better My doctor says It
acts gently on the stomach, liver and
kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. It
is made of herbs, and is prepared as
easily as tea. II is called Lanes Med.
icine. All druggists sell It at 25c and
so cents. Lanes Family Medicines
moves the bowels each day. II you
cannot get It, send for free samples.
Address, Orator Woodward, ,LeRoy,N.
Y.
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GRAND
LODGES
W0RKMEN
Given the Freedom of the
WebfOOt State
Preparations for a Grand
Lunch At Salem Monday

The supreme lodge delegates of the
ancient Order of United Worllmen mr..
rived In Portland Monday evening
Ihey were welcomed at Huntington
at o'clock by Governor Geer and a
special committee of the A. O. U. w
Ihe special train bearing the dele.
gates was Is hours late. At 3 O'Clock
ne train pulled out of Huntington
carly Sunday morning Gov. Geer
ma party were serenaded by band
and followed by nearly the whole pop.
llation of Huntington. Mayor Isinhop.
'er introduced the governor, who de.
ivered the earliest Sunday address in
oregon.
Ihe delegation took breakfast at
'endleton, after which Governor Geer
Xtended the hospitality of the state
L Oregon. A. c. Hardwick, of Buf.
alo responded in an appropriate man.
Ter, following which c. c. Hogue.
rand master of Oregon. welcomed
he delegation in the name of the A
}. U. W., and Mrs. Wilda Belknap. in
he name Of the Degree of Honor w. |
Narne Wilson of Michigan. and Mrs |
ella Manter, superior chief of honor
1f the United States and Canada. res.
bonded in behalf of the delegation.
AT The Dalles. a large crowd of
about 1000 people awaited the deleg.
gates to the Supreme Lodge, who ar
rived at p. M. Mayor II. S. Rowe
welcomed them in the name of the
city of Portland, after which the
guests Immediately embarked on the
Bailey Gatzert for Portland. When
The steamer passed Vancouver the
Portland fire bells were rung and
Whistles blown.
The party arrived at S o'clock Mon.
lay evening, when an informal recep. /
ion was rendered il at the Hotel Port +
and
The convention Of the supreme d
.odge A. o. U. w. will be held in the 4
libernia Hall, corner Sixth and q
streets. 4
Program for the Week. b
The program for this weeks pro +
eedings includes a reception to both r
odies at the Portland hotel K
Tuesday: Opening of Supreme S
odge, A. o. U. w. Addresses by I. v
. NJ. w. William NJ. Colvig, of Jack A
,nville. A reception to the Superior /,
odge, Degree Of Honor, at Wood. r
ens Hall. East Sixth near Washing +
m street, in the evening. The recep. @
on committee is composed of Mrs. S
lvertz, Mrs Drew, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. c
son, MRS. Waller and Miss Hooker. N
Wednesday: Entertainment by d. G.
II. with exhibition drill at Arlon r
All. NJ
Daylight trip on the T.
Gamer Potter TO Astoria. Steamer II
ives at 1880 a. m. and returns at Z f,
m. ls
Friday Evening: Memorial ser. G..
'es in Taylor street church. r.
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Shake into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder. Il cures
painful, smarting, nervous feet and In
growing nails. and instantly takes the
sting out OF corns and bunions. II is
the greatest comfort discovery of the
age. Aliens Foot-ERse makes tight or
new shoes feel easy II is a certain
cure for sweating, callous and hot.
tired aching feet, Try It today. Sold
by all druggists and shoe stores. BY
mail for 25c in stamps. Trial package
free. Address Allen s, olmsted. lie
Roy, N. Y. 2
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Five Years
for Barber

George Barker was arraigned in the
circuit court Tuesday afternoon,
charged with aiding prisoners to es-
cape. He pleaded guilty, asked fol
the leniency of the court and was SEN
fenced 10 Hye years Imprisonment
John Daily who was Jointly indicted
with Barker, pleaded not guilty, and
will stand trial.
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YOKOHAMA TEA STORE
Phone 2I1l black Free Dsliverv
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.

r. S. Faby, Portland.
+. d. Newberry, Philadelphia.
Jas. Jackson, Portland.
j. f. Buttchrell, Portland.
Mrs. DAILY, Dallas.
l.. F DAILY, Dallas.
F. ID .Wetherby, Boston.
f. II. Maldonold, Newport.
Chas. Leddy, San Francisco.
j. w. Davis, San Francisco.
A. G. Hummer, Seattle.
N. II. Wilson, Washington.
Thos, c. Bloomer, Portland.
J. A. Bonn, Bonnville, N. Y.
Mrs. Il. Therman, Portland.
Miss b. Church, Portland.
Miss H. NJ. Conan, Portland.
NJ. Julia Conan, Portland.
T. c. VanNess, San Francisco.
S. S. Jennison, New York.
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It would seem as though a monu-
ment TO Baron Steuben would De
more fitting on the part OF Emperor
William II he still thinks the visit OF
Prince Henry should be commemo-
rated
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Just Look

Al the display at Branson & Ra.
gan's. Big. bananas. fresh strawber-
ries and new vegetables from two
counties every morning. Phone in
your orders early. Don't forget Bran
son & Ragan.
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The Science Of
The Science Of
OSteOpathy,~

This II a new school OF practice for
the treatment OF disease that was orig.
mated by Dr. a. r. sun, OF Kinks.
Vile. Mo-. In 1874.
He Is the founder and president Of
the American School OF Osteopathy.
which, under a competent faculty and
corps Of professors teach all that is
taught In a medical college. except
mateFla medlca. and require a student
10 devote four terms Of FIVE mOnths
each before comforting the degree Of
Doctor Of OsteOpaihy.
II cannot be taught by mail or
learned from a book any more than a
medical course can be mastered "a
such a manner.
DR. l.. ~ Wyckon and DR.. Grace 4
Albright are graduates Of DR.. Stills
school and are competent 10 give gen.
uine OsteOpaihic treatment. and treat
all diseases intelligently and scientific.
ally without drugs or knife.
Hours . % a. Phone Main 2T2l.
ODD Fellows Temple. Salem. or.
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- n - a. ~ zL LA.
Gears tAe a The Kind You ilaye ASap Roph
'''11''-' &HHZzIZM
Wool Pool.

Wool POOL
The undersigned sales committee
OF the Marion County Wool Pool will
receive sealed bids Saturday. June IA,
1902. at willamette Hotel. Salem, at
/ o'clock y. m. on 1000 or more fleeces
The pool will remain open until above
date. The committee reserves the
right 10 reject any or all bids.
A. Il. WALN,
w. II. DOWNING,
CHAS. HEN,
Committee.
Salem, June z. 1902 d.wtd
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In the world is what everybody says
about the bread and pastry made by
the Pioneer Bakery. All good house
keepers use them. Once tried always
used.
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Salem Social Swim

Calendar OF Local Events.
July 4-Greatest celebration in Ore.
gon at Salem. 0'e
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lOIVaIIiS 4 IslltlI EtiIIOad
TIME GARD.

No. For YaQuina!
A IN leaves Albany. ......i2.bO p. "a
AZ In leaves Corvallis. 80 ,. d
rfH4L arrives Yaqulna 0;45 b. o.
ht. itrtl rninR;
Leaves , a4u na......... 600 ! m
LsiAVes Nnfra lia..........ii'an 'an . m
Arrives Aiual ..... ...l23i6 D. "a
No. 3 fui DeifG,
LeaFes Albany .... TOO q. no.
Arrive Detroit ...l2;l6 D, m
No. FROM Dtrot
leaYct Drtfuit ... ~ 20 y. M,
Arrives Ai1eny 40 y. IA.
Trainf affigef n Albany ~ time
10 oonRnet sith tho 5. + s1uii bo.nu,
uau, ~ we'll 40 giving tao OF three
noun in Albany before departure ~ q
z. North bound train ior Portland.
Train No 2 connects wiih the n, Z.
sesi side train az CorvAllis Crossing foi
ludel sndence McMInnville aui al
points north % Portland.
=. fuEElR, kpNIs AToEa,
agent AlhanF hansgs
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osTEoPATHV.

Ool EOFAl1Ns
e-r--sr-.rs..ls-e.ss--.~--.-
OsicopathY. -Dr. l.. ~ Wyckon and
Dr. Grace Albright. twenty m0nths
graduates OF the American school
OF O8teopathy. under DR.. "A. r., 8uil.
the founder Of the science. Genuine
0stoOpathy bears no relation CO
magnetic healing. uuggestlFe thera-
pentics or plassaeo. neither eau II Be
taught BY mail Hours 8 20 A. Phone
Main 2l2t. Odd Fellows Temple.
Salem. Oregon.
pr. N. n. 8choettlo~ -0raduafe Amorl
can school u oaleopathy klrkn
VILE. Mo. Office la Iioea block.
over the Spa. once houra $50 lo
itsa0 and 4 70 4 ais
W G. Robbins o.. u OolaonalhY.
Graduate % the colunhla colier
of osteopathy. Chicago. nl QffH
lb7 Court street. Chronlo AZ
a specially,
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CLASSIFIED &c -
ADVERTISEMENTS

Advertlsements, five lines or lesa II Ihls colnnd
: mon1h' An over FIVE lines a. me sane rate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-13

er party given in honor OF Miss Clara
Williams Wednesday evening, by a
number Of her trends. Games were in
dulged IN and vocal music was render.
ed during the evening by Miss Alice
Ollie Later In the evening delicious
refreshments were served Those pres
ent We're. Misses, Cellars, Alice Marks,
Jennie Bird, Gertie Williams, Matte
Butler. Gertie Llenhard, Clara VIII
liams, Alice Baxter. Anna Levin, Ethel
McEwan. Alice Dillle Nellie and Ella
Rrester Messrs. Harmon, Horne Sones,
Cardwel Geo. Shelcross Ar Cardwell,
Roy Barrett, Axle Miller, Ed shay,
Walter Art and Fred Williams
Miss Anna Russell and Samuel j.
Rogers Of Bingham were married by
Justice Sommer yesterday afternoon In
the parlors Of the White House.
on Wednesday night Miss Amelia
plnney and Mr. Arthur j. Lowe were
united IN marriage. the ceremony being
performed al 80 o'clock at the home
Of the brides parents, by Bishop y. y.
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.

A happy wedding reception was giver
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Thurgood Of the Second
ward I'm honor of the wedding OF Miss
Vary Il. Pack and Mr.. John r. Thur
GOOD. which was solemnized IN the Snlt
Lake Temple. Wednesday. A largs
number Of relatives and friends OF the
happy couple were in attendance ana
enjoyed the usual wedding festivities.
The bride is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. JOS s. Park. and the groom the
son OF Mrs. Eliza NJ. Thurgood, and
both enjoy the love and esteem OF a
large circle OF friends. who wish them
n happy and prosperous future.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Marsh
and Phillip b. Waitress was solemnized
az St Johns church In Des Moinea
Iowa on Wednesday evening last sept
10. Followed by reception at the
savory hotel on Thursday night about
eco guests we're present MT. and Mrs.
Waitress are at home 10 their friencs
Ia Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. n. Num- are east for
a short time.
Mr.. Walter Wilding OF the z. c. NJ.
T. Salt Lake, was calling on his many
lady friends In Provo on Tuesday last.
Mr.. VIII Strong and Nilate z.
Walsh were married Wednesday
at scipio, Utah. the brides
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which Miss Fisher and Mr.. McGilliary
were the prize winners. Punch was
served during the evening by Miss Lila
Farrell and Miss Phillis Dryer. Those
present, besides the guest OF honor,
were Myrtle Weber, Nellie Cullen
Margaret Ryan. Lulu Buckle, Nellie
Bowring. Phoebe Hardin. Hazel Beatie,
Claire Dougall, ALICE Fisher, Geneve
Clark, Margaret Jaensoh, Eileen En-
sign, Josephine Rotsford Laura Blunt
ing. Bessie Crismon, Nellie Nicholson,
Catherine Hall, Lila Farrell, Phyllis
Dryer, Nora Farrell, Roy Williams.
Dave Sprunt. Ron Thatcher. clyde
Simmons, Dale Pitt, Roth Hardin, Jack
Whittemore, Thomas O'Brien, Rufus
Johnson, Harry Ball. Geo. Butler
Frank Fisher, Fred Davidson, Fred
Whitney, Ern Holmes, Charlie Brown,
willard Clayton Ralph Sanders. jim
Farrell, Joe Fowler WIZ McGillery
Harry Fulton, Clyde Squires q. Il. WI.
son, Andrew Farrell, julie McMurrin,
Norman Davis, George Morgan Mar
guerette Cordell Ernstine Nicholes, Ivy
Young. Lulu Mcclellan.
One OF the most successful events Of
the week was the cup and saucer show
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Whitney in the presence OF the relatives
and intimate litrnds Of the bride and
groom. The rooms were artistically dec
GRATED with roses, asters and vines, and
an elaborate wedding was served. The
bride wore handsome going away
gown OF blue cloth and carried roses
During the ceremony Mendelssohn'S
wedding march was played by Mrs.
Turner The bride Is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pinney and the
groom Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur j. Lowe. The newly married pair
left after the wedding for Lake City,
Colo, where they Will reside,
On Thursday afternoon Mrs.
+. w Francis and Mrs. Goull
b. Bakely were hostesses at
reception, the event taking
place al TIC homr of Mrs. Francis. The
rooms were artistically decorated the
drawingrOom having a number OF Nav.
ajo curios and blankets used with the
floral adornment, which was in white
and yellow. Sunhowers were used In
the library and Indian room, and In tho
dining room pink and green We're the
colors, sweet peas, asters and pink can
delabra being used with smilax and
ferns, The hostesses were assisted In
receiving by Mrs. Ledyard Bailey. Mrs.
Fisher, Mrs. a. Y. Andrews. Mrs. c. l..
Richardson, Mesdames John Read
Ira Lyons, John Earls and W.
Earls. Assisting In the dining
room We're: Misses Alice SEQ
Vile, Virginia Swift and Laura Bea-
sn. Punch was served by Misses Nc
MILAN and Ethel Paul,
Or. and Mrs. Jack Keith win leave
tomorrow for trip TO New Orleans and
other southern cities During their alb.
sence Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Blyth Will
occupy their residence on East South
Temple
Mrs. George Z, Holman entertained
Informally at q morning card party yes
terday, about 80 guests being present.
The rooms were decorated With Ameri-
can Beauty roses and the place cards
were done In hand-painted flowers. Mrs.
Samuel Woodward was awarded first
prize, Mrs. n. u. Niles second. and
Mrs William Reid the consolation.
Mrs, John Cain entertained during
the week in aonor Of Mrs Wragg.
Miss Rebecca V. Morris viii leave for
New York on Wednesday next. where
she will spend the winter in a special
course OF study.
Mrand Mrs. Z. l. Carpenter enter.
tanned at dinner on Wednesday night IN
honor Of Mrs. F. G. Evans OF Denver.
The decorations were roses and besides
the guest OF honor there were present
Mr.. and Mrs. +. b. stevens. Judge ana
Mrs. j. NJ. Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
]. Judson.
Mrs. W. II. Dale gave an informal
luncheon on Thursday. complimentary
20 Mrs. Evans Of Denver.
a merry party consisting Of Misses
Ruby and Ivy Young, Marge Summer.
! hays, Hazel Love. Jessica Christopher.