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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-10
BALLARD MAN
LOSES LEG In
CAR ACCIDENT

While standing on the rear step of
a Fremont Ballard ear saturday
night George r.. McDade received I'm.
luriea that neeegeitated the aruputa-
ton of his right leg near the ankle.
The car was NO crowded that Nc
nade had 10 stand on the step. The
car on which he stood left the main
rack near Ballard for a switch. a
Ballard car followed and the fender
struck McDades leg and ground ~
ta "A pulp.
lie was removed 10 his home in
Iallard.
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LICENSED 10 WED

The following marriage iiconaea
naNn been iamied Lars kfuudnon.
20. and Minnie tamuetson. 20, 81
Ballard. Hen Perry. 81. and Mary
bcmnftln, 20. 81 Seattle. William
llawley. ~, and Margaret lIatiy. 81.
~ Seattle.
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s-tA1H fAAtEE Ia fA1NHs-
TIE mHn who says he owns the
coat IL George G. johnson. He lives
Just around the corner from Mrs. Ia
Nlgnue. and their backwards adjoln,
but he Isn't In the smart set. He
Gays he missed many garments from
his elothesl,ne before lse caused Airs.
Ia Nigns'H arrest. and found the
coal hanging in her attic.
Mrs. Ia Nlsns rays the arrest IL
srifeNork. growing out uf a dispute
over a fence. The coat WAS left out
all night. she explains. and might
thinks johnson deliberately threw Il
over the fence. watched her take il
in and then ran for a warrant. sha
sayn she doesn't want anything to
do with such q person anyway.
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Local iaf, g. A i. Of A.. TueHaa,
evening At Z 20. IN carpentera' halt
Matters Of special importance VIII
be ar for action. All members are
earnestly requested TO be present
]. n. wilkins. Secretary.
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ALWAYS consult the best. King Solo
mon. the only colored cl&irsoyant and
palnlst IN the world" Satisfaction guar
anteea O. msney fefuessea. IJhnfeF
turned 20 success. dssfair 70 happInssk
Advice tuninsss srsctIlationa mines
etc Love and domestic troubles ssffi~o
rcufiits she separated. tells whom You
are better AHA pied 20 marry. how to win
bis OF her love Anyone gilnerinr win
the blues o. deafsundrncy cor ho convert /.
ed back 20 their former selves and seif.
confidence restored. You can corfuIf
Prof. kink Solomon al all hours IN his
privsfe ofias. ltzi THIRD avenue. corner
feueea street
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CASTRO GETS
HOME

CARACAS. Nov. 10.--President
Castro returned TO the capital YES
terday. He received a great ova-
ton and has again taken up his
presidential duties. The revolution
airy forces are now undoubtedly In
flight
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NJ. Howrtt. ngcd ~ years. died
at lrreyiaence hospital mt noon to-
day. The body was removed to the
undertaking pariora Of Bonney a.
Stewart. It Is thought the man had
no relatives In this section OF tho
country.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 10.--At New.
burgh tonight Miss Grace George
will give the initial presentation OF
her new play, Pretty Peggy" The
play deals with the life OF Peg Wof-
flngton and many well known lit
erary personages Of the day are In
troduced In the course or the drama.
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EARTHQUAKE

VIENNA. Nov. 1o.--Ah earthauak.
at Lisk. In South Russia, today
cause great loss of life. FIFTY per-
sons are known TO be entombed. A
large portion Of the city Is in ruins
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FROM NOME

Steamer Garonne, from Nome.
passed Nenh bay AT noon and will
arrive this evening.
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WANTED

WANTED Reasenahle place 10 boSra;"
music lessons m Part payment. Aadres.
J. -, care C Tts etaa
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Charged With Stealing an Old Coat
Worth 50
Neasrapar rntsfurisa Association
NEW york, New. tSpaeiat.l s-
Mrp Alfred j. - Nigue, u hlfn-
hurst. l.. l.. has been arrested,
charged with having stolen an old
coat valued at e. The exclusive
society OF the suburb Of which the
defendant Is one Of the leaders. IN
an torn up and the trial at Jamaies.
.rfit 10 a sGsfsl function
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FOR NEVADA AND UTAH.
500 RAILROAD MEN FOR NEVADA
MucKERs. TKAMsTsERs, HAMMERS
$3.50. SHir DAILY.
M'N1CHOL q HAWKINS
lis WEST MAIN STREET.
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YUKON CLOSED

steamship Dolphin arrived from
Lynn canal yesterday morning with
go passengers. reporting that Yukon
closed November ?.
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CHICAGO, Nov. 10. - Wheat.
n 7-6. 71b-s.
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Hello Wanted-MaI.

board s4.se- Sawyer Tor re- ~
$500 day. skidroad men. SO 20, buck
err, 81 70 and $500; harkerr. e. 10: man
to handle cord Wood. $500 a day and in
city; teamHters, 81 - day fer Jo< Al
len at Old Mission. RIGGING singer
81. 80 a day. chore man. $50 per month .
a man 20 repair tram rpad. Soh day (.
man 20 work tram road. So ~: head fall
or. sa ~. second faiier, $500 fare al
vanced. office. basement 2u2 occiden-
tai avenue. phone. linton "a
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4 BOnnOI x SIC ws-f
Fsnsr.l lifsstafs .ha AiagAifasrs
:. W
Illenry Hensel "; ;s%siss
| % t1inekisy Bloch. Third Flos,
-
Classified Ads
Society Notices
Al TffE MAJ
No niss ia your house With ny Sindor
AND dDoF aaffsna. house repairing IN all
braaehrai glazing ping pong tables, etc.
40 daaison Phone. AAin ITO handai.
JACkaoN'a Egpreus and Transfsr co We
o. ell Kinds Of tesmtug. farnituFs and
piano mosing. baggage apd trunks trans.
Cherry. 'S Under - ~ iisa 1zi2
niNo ~ HAIN Ta.
FaF eifauihK and reBegatinE rents ana
ladies' cloihss. cry Dye werhs.
For asnt--Furrishsd 3oorns
HoTnf. Rf.fskcI.
Cor Fifst ave. and Seneca street
Clean. sunny cemfoftatle
Rooms b, me Day or Week.
fAHA FIRST AVENUE.
NEWLY Furnished and uufufhiehsd roosua.
Apply 81 f21h rlHinfoef street. back u
olympic Foundfy. foufh Eighth. Fsons
Red tta4
aRAsp PACIFIC HOTEL, iii5 Tsrst sys.
nnsi hosise newly furnished. all naodfrn.
prices fuodefais
SEATTLE Employment and Real Estate
liat bargains IN fyoniua houses eoi
Third avenue.
Special Notices
CHEAT CONSOLIDATION SALE,
Those tive well known essabiishnssnte
ns aneiY the Hed Front an1 Blue FRONT
Furniture Ca, have consolidated and are
Offering 60 the subtle their SO. on sf0 X.
compfisins furniture. cook stoves. heat
srs. tiuNafs and h0ufehoia furnishings
Of al kinda 81 prizes that will sBrufies
you. Call and get cur prices before
purf hhsiHf elsewhere Our new store.
eos aud $40 Second avenue south.
J. BLOOMFIELD. carpenter and 5obber.
sN Madison street Independent Phons
As1ff
ELECTRIC TREATMENT = siz ysiIsr
way
Personal
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THAT nicer touch" to your print L.
10 be had at The Ivy Press Printers
and Engraverr. First and pike.
Phone s75.
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ron SALE House and lot In BROOKLYN.
overlooking Lake Union. Price $3.50
terrnf easy.
30 lots in Cloverdsie addition. $500
Lots By woodland Park On instailments.
ments.
Nice corner store for rent. Brick build
II. A ANDERSON.
Goo Denny way.
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Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar
sains only.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Fur Seattle and Vicinity ..-occa-
nionEi rain. fresh 90 brisk. possibly
high southeast winds.
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FEDERAL coURT AoJouRNs
Notice 20 carnsns,r.

The federal court adjourned Sat.
urday until Mondny. Nov. 20.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. TO-
Wheat, Ia2 sd. Ise-t-s.
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ARRESTED
FOR THEFT

Charged with Stealing an Old Goa,
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gge erf.T-lIoUar

fun IEsf. a n,a from oni7hse. ~
ceres - land. 40 RfubaEd end enc
pi9Yrf good fsaea HnH kpi4 "e4 "
waite, biaeaH eaft u Apntn "t+sAit'
10 Teller
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Ma ~ s kinney wiz entertain at a
b-ssFfa-t this morning in honor OF Mrs.
Tuma A Fox Of Detroit, who is her
guest
This afternoon airs. kinney gives 4"
dinner In honor o. Mrs. FOX
wrs Eugene Lewis viii entertain at
French party next Tuesday ulet-
noon.
WEDNESDAY occurs the marriage OF
Hiss Ethel Lynn 10 Mr. Edgar hIlis
Mrs Graham f. Putnam win give a
,saita1 Of ner piano pupils Wednesday
evening al the Ladies Literary clue
bouse she viii be assisted by Mrs.
Hack Keith and the Anuerson-Lams9n
5uarteffe No Invitations lave been
sent out. but all Interested are invited.
An excellent programme has been pre-
pared.
THURSDAY. May L.
egIa members of the signal and hos
pf.al corps. y. c. T.. viii give an in
formal hop al the Armory ball next
Thursday evening Besides the dan
chg. there viii De q competitive dritl
by the members Of TIRE signal corps.
The Unitarian society Till give q NfF
dav Fance al Christensens hail on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Caarlss Brink and Mrs .. h.
Lewis win entertain at an afternoon
euchre party or the sixth Of the COM
ing month AZ the home Of Mrs. E&wfs.
Mrs. Charles Brink win give an even
INK party at her home on the Sth Of
Mas.
on the sth Of May Mrs. Brink viii
entertain again ct an afternoon euchre
part.s
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GlOsz-Whitnev wedding

que y The p~rettiest weddings of the
Season was that Of Miss
V-semary Glosz TO Nr. Ha~aoe \
which took place at t9e home
= oFllS parents, Air. ard Mrs I
= last Monday afternoon. such
e'l9L OF roses has seldom baan
" Inc city. and the house mirbt
ea'a 10 have been a bower er d.
er towers. Roses were masse5
mere with as lavish a ban5 -
So were q June day instead IN q
az one A canopy Of smiIax stud-
-ll l1candeseent lights ana ~
WIN red roses. extended over
-7at OF the bride ana groom. and
49, "a tar rarest festooued the er~-
J anu ule1 each corner
-"lf The wedding march fr,r,
tbs bi Vas played by Mrs. Osborne.
Wlf.l- attended by Miss Marrara,
HLy' entered ON the arm nj ~,
ana at 8 o'clock the ca-emc,,
rro, 5Ilormed by the father ~ ~
NJ b-saop i" +. Whitney.
sati, Ulue wore a gown Ct haav
rars- MADE IN Princess stvIe ana =
orsC pila A tuIle veil Ioopal ,-itt
ana 'l's completed her dress
added oououet of brides roSe,
in n ~. 'L Ass Whitney was dresse5
M gown OF pale pink.
inr ana Mrs Whitney left that eror.
sb5 - short Wedding tourney an
fbs 'Ai De at home after ~ e. =
-5ulh at the Miller
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Musical Tea.

Mrs. Edwin = Holmes entertained at
a Very delightful tea yesterday after
noon in honor or NEs. Hunsicker Of
Philadelphia. The house was beauti-
fully decorated, the paTlOrs with
American Beauties and carnations and
the dining room in red carnations and
yellow jOnauih- The large round table
was covered with an exquisite piece Of
Nenetiap lsce, n large satin bows
OF brilliant yellow ribbon were at each
side. Here coffee and ice were served
BY Mrs. jay T. Harris and Mrs. w. Z.
TRAVIS. In the drawing o Mrs.
Holmes was assisted IN receiving By
Mrs. HUnsicker and Mrs. George X.
Fischer, her niece. Dufing the after
noon some delightful numbers were
given by Mrs. Plummer. Mrs. Mont
Ferry and Mrs. Hunsicker. Mr.. Wood
mansee rendered a piano selection in
excellent style, and during Che time of
receiving the guests the Anderson-
Lsmson qGartette furnished the Tusic.
About lt1 guests enjoyed the after
noon
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not been for be two brilliant
II ~sddfngs Of the week and the az
II fsirs given in honor thereof TIE
r-ssk would certainly have been
5uIest of the season. me laaie
te l -ro Interested iu the club move
vpo 49, been kept so busy pFepal-
.Is- s,tEar TO 60 20 the great meeting.
A ~s-sive. ir social way. those
o s-s ON their way thlther' taaI
has beer little time TOT Lis
ne fsrm Of Entertainments.
H5At removal from the military post
-e-4r of the officers and theif
% ri1 make a change in the so
H. of the city. The people OF
,a -@sr have formed q strong addition
~ society set here and the soou
10 ~. 4 host Of salt Lake friends
ecrow the departing officers
~ .,,r5 al the changes Of the soldier s
T5s coming week promises more ii
in. 1f luEcheons, teas @ cara
tl- t5an nave been the rule Tor
firs and with the regular after
a+ the Cauutry club established
l1S ne month OF May On hand, the
eli lie Of the city will move more
rzpidly.
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Keitb-Fskndes Weddinp.

The social event Of the week, and by
far the most deliberately arranged we'd
ding tbs city has seer for some months.
was mat OF Miss Eta Keith o. Mr..
Richard S. EskriaEe of Seattle, which
was ~s0lelnnized last Wednesday even
ing az the home Of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. David Keith. The beau
tful home was eTquIsitely decorated
Tor the affair. the round hall where the
ceremony took place being especially
attractive. The rooms surrounding the
hal were an in green ferns and Amer
yam Beauties While in the hail itself
white and yellow were the prevailing
colorss A large floral bell composed en-
tirely Of WHINE and yellow roses was
suspended from the center of the house.
and from this 10 each corner of the
han were stretched white and yellow
ribbons. At the west side Of the hall
were two beautiful safes of white
Splrea o yellow roses. with a hack
ground Of palms. A row of wedding
bells extended across the top of the
arch. Pad the lower part was banked
with yellow roses
As the bridal procession descended
from the upper han, the groom and the
best man entered the hall from the
AoTla D awaited ihe bride at the
a5af. where Bishop Seaman and Pa
t1er Alely stood ready 10 perform the
ceremony. First came the two Little
nower girls, the SIisses Dorothy BAN
berger and Mildred Ferguson. Opening
ne floral gates. they stood at either
sue and the ring-bearer, Master David
helth. followed. The two bridesmaids.
Mis- Leta Mcmillan and Miss FIizabefb
Dern came next. and then the matron
az L9nor, Preceding the bride. who en-
leIed on the arm of her father. Chris
'eHsens -hestra stationed i'm the up-
Per nall played the wedding march
nom L~ohengriu. and as the service
continued a SEeet AndantinO was
PRAYED. AT she close of the service the
ANA wedding march rom Mendels-
Sohn burst forth.
The gown Of the bride was q North
creation Of the most exquisite beautv
II was made entirely of point lace an
plc~e and the veil was of tho same
uts ltnriC Clusters OF lilies of the
Sltl we're used 20 loop the lace i'm
ols' ana ehe HTide carried an im-
flowers. saA''
me colors prevailing in the han were
allieo out Do. the gowns of the brida.
laIty as vel. the matron Of honol
Wearing q chiffon dress OF pale yellow
e9 me bridesmaids white over yeHov
IIs Two little Hover girls wore dain,
>a"hs of white tulle and carried
baskets OF ,n~argucritrs.
Keith wore d handsome gowg
pack velvet, trimmed with rar,
~, ana Mrs Eskridge have gone Z.
coast Tor "a wedding trim. wbe7c,
WI go 20 Seattle TO make tbei
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Three patterns of Velvet car
pets, our leader at S1.25 2 yard
and that the closest price pos
sible to mark it. one hall and
stair pattern, two for rooms, one
with, one without border to
match-S1.05.
Three patterns best grade 10
wire Tapestry Brussels, S1.1O a
yard grade-S2c.
Several pieces Of good Tap
estry Brussels of the csc and
zoe grades, for clearance. At
48c.
Three patterns Of best made
extra super Ingrains, zoe a yard
kinds. at-5Sc.
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Choose from four patterns OF
Bigelow Administer carpets,
handsome $500 a yard regular,
at-S1.45.
One pattern Of Wilton Velvet
in light Oriental pattern with
border &c match, viii make a
splendid carpet Or rug, S1.T5 a
yard kind-S1.25.
Three patterns of Body Brus-
sells, one room pattern and two
hall and stair patterns, S1.35 a
yard regular-Sl.O5.
Two patterns Of Administers
with borders TO match, one red,
one green, S1.25 a yard carpets
csc.
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Heavy Granite Ingram car
pets, full yard wide, wear re-
sisters, made OF hemp and a
splendid Inexpensive carpet, in
stead of 35c a yard-27e.
Six Smyrna Rugs, hall lengths,
9 and 12 feet long, 3 wide,
$500 to $1,000 regular-0NE-
FOURTH OFF THESE PRICES.
Four Smyrna Rugs, 6xe feet,
$1,000 and $500 kinds, choice
for-S12.oo.
Three patterns of Binoleums,
. wards wide, S1.35 grade
sI.05; two patterns Of the Sl.lO
grade at-95c-
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At Dinner.

Mrs. Charles D. Moore was the host
ess at a most enjoyable dinner last
evening, given in honor of Mrs. ". a.
johnson. The president of the Kansas
delegition The table decorations were
ferns, and sprays of the lovely plants
were laid at each place over the cloth.
Covers were laid for twelve guests, a
number of the Salt Lake club women
having been asked to meet the guest Of
honor.
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CORSET COVERS AT 25c.-
= Made OF cambria; with Y neck,
= front plat has lace and three
= tiny tucks either side, lace on
> neck; round neck style with
three tiny tucks down the front,
= linen lace around neck; low neck
= French style with tight back
= and fun gathered front, lace I'm
= ism on neck and arms. 25c.
= CORSET COVERS AT Soc
Made Of cambria in French style
= with Valenciennes lace around
> neck and sleeves, wash ribbon
= G-aW string. Same style with
> four rows Of lace insertion down
, the front, lace edge en- neck and
sleeves. Same style similarly
trimmed with fine embroidery.
, CORSET COVERS AT 75c-
= Made Of soft cambria with ten
, rows Of wash lace insertion down
the front, finished on neck with
lace; draw string at waist.
= Sams style with embroidery
around neck, shoulders and
= arms, very fine cambria. 75c.
W0MEN'S DRAWERS AT
= 25c.-Made Of soft muslin, with
broad cambria rune, lace to in
> ish edge. Plain with embroi6-
cry edge finish. Plain with
, tucked lawn rume. 25o.
WOMEN7S DRAWERS At
. sOc-Made of cambria; lawn
= rufHe, has three hemstitched
tucks above and on ruHe-
Another style with lawn ruhe,
one row of insertion Of linen
= lace and three small tucks.
Same with lawn rufHe, one
, row Of linen lace insertion and
three small tucks. Same and
linen lawn rune trimmed With
= two rows Of linen lace insertion
, and lace edge. Plain style with
, four broad tucks and embroid-
> cry edge. SOC,
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birthday Luncheon.

A very pleasant party wis given by
some OF ser friends in honor OF The
birthday OF Mrs. Cermaine Thursday
afternoon. The affair was planned Cor
a surprise, aud was most Enjoyable.
The ladies' who 1gere present were Mrs.
Boyd. Mrs Henron, Mrs. Brausford.
Mrs. George Putnam. Mrs. .. X. Lewis,
Mrs. Greenwood. Airs. Edm0nds, Mrs.
HOwat and Miss HOwaL.
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Dancing Party.

Last Monday evening Miss Lea Nc
MILAN entertained q delightful dan
cling party in honor of Miss Eta Keith.
The AFFAIR, while of an Internal ma
tuFe. vas a most enjoyable one. The
large r0oms of th6 hcuse were thrown
ope and tisticai.y decorated for the
occasion. Palms were placed every
where and cosy n were arranged
for weary dancers. In the library Miss
Alice Goodwin served punch. assisted
by the Misses Mildred, Bess and
AIene MCCLELLAN. At the main table
in the dining room the bridal
party. IS guests Of honor,
was seated. and on this was a
c~ente-Biece Of white and pale green
formed Of spireR and Easter lilies.
Nearly fifty guests enjoyed the even
ing.
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mother, Mrs. r. Bailey. go South First
West, at f:50 the evening of the z4lh.
Following the ceremony q dainty
luncheon was served IN the dining
/ room. which WAS -ery pretfiiy deco
rated in pink and white. carnations and
roses being IN evidence. Only
the immediate family were present.
Directly after refreshments Sir. aBd
Mrs Lemon left FOR sillsvIIa, Mort.
where they viii visit Ar Lemons par
ents. They Sill also VisII points Of ln-
terest IN California before their returl
90 Park CITY, where they viii make
their home after june J.
Cir Lemon is n prominent mining
man and their mutua, friends will be
glad 10 learn Of their marriage.
. = 3
Another wedding of the week was
that of Miss SECRET Malquist and AIr.
Car. Sanders. which occurred last Wed
nesday afternoon Al the Salt Lake
temple. The wedding was followed by
a pleasant reception in The evening at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and MIS-. y. Malquist. The r0oTHs WeTe
beautifully decorated with eu4rS
and pains. Al 10 o'clock "A ~v4rUI,-s
supper was served at which only the
intimate friends of che bride and
81 AAAAA hEtr LC4e rs Al AAaE u II a
beautiful gown OF white mousseliue de
sole over taheta. with trimmings of
chihop. She carried a large bouquet
of brides roses.
SIR, and Mrs. Sanders viii make their
home in the city.
The marriage of Miss Winnifred
Midgiey and Nr. Victor Madsen was
s~oiemnized on wednesday in the salt
Lake temple. A quiet supper vas given
in them honor later at the home of
the brides parents, at which only the
relatives OF the bride and groom we've
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Aladsen left
during the week for Brigham City,
where they wiz make their nome.
- .
The marriage of Miss Isabella Hooper
and AlT. W. A. Brewster occurred last
Wednesday evening. The ceremony was
performed by Bishop James MaSWeil
OF the Tw-epty-seventh ward and after
Wa-ds an informal reception was held
at which the young people received the
congratulations Of their friends.
@ g &.
The marriage of Moroai Iverson 3nd
Miss Edith Taylor has been announced.
The Huptials were s0iemnlsed CD April
3 by Bishop Iverson. the groom's
brother. HTr. Iverson is connecJe5 with
the Utah National bank ana the bride
is a vinsome young woman. who. with
the groom, has many friends in this
city
Miss Rachel A Wilcox and III. W. y.
Fish were married last Thursday even
Ing at the home Of Mr.. Fraak Emery.
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Dinner at the Tavern.

Mr.. John Van Brunt and Lieutenant
Berry gave a delightfully."- informal din
ner at she Tavern Wednesday evening,
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Scammell and Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
johnson OF New York. who have been
visiting in the city. The other guests
of the dinner were the Misses Breeder
and Stevenson.
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new CARPETS, CURTAINS and RUGS
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