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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

east. Mr., Walker returns
gay iIll,yb Il improved In hea''"'
hr. Who have spent .he pas NV Wa "a
WASH wash Knutslord with M., ~. anu bam s =
a. F Isr leave today ior 'he'' "'
;. fe'''
urs Windsor v. Rice and
Mr.. sain,u,bwelI left last evening Tor
Mrs sou'n mere they will spend the
Montreal ,,l,h Mr.. Rices father
A,rs Elmer j.. Jones will
M,, Monday for chicago nnu nv rfv"
Leave on a short business UP i'ey
,liII be = gone ABOUT a month
.,. winnie welby VIII spend part
;, h iSs holidays in the city,
,,., uolester Hancock, who rs at
MISS acSool al National Park semin-
tendlns., he home for the holidays.
H.. rouu Twelyes of Provo Is visit
friends in the city
ryans who is attending
Nalel, stanford, win spend the holi-
days in this Guy.
Herman Gentch is in town for the
holidays
u,sI II. Mccoy and daughters. Mae
Mis so g will return to their home IN
ana I've IKE Guy the latter part OF the
Guy Seet after an extended Visit IN the
east
ons Mrs. J.. l.. Kimball went to
mI, n wednesday to attend a party
iro ,so evening given BY Mrs. sutton.
,o.s Hammond, who Is TO be the guest
M wrs Victor NJ. Clement, arrived on
Thursday
,uso Mamie Carter of Ogden Is the
cues, ,..t Of Miss Edna Brown
Fred and Morris Burk are In the city
,or few days from ldaho'
yr and Mrs G. Lavignino are back
..a,r a two years sojourn In Europe,
snS are again at home at iao east Sew
,nih South street.
Mrs. s. II. Plnkerton Is In Los An
geles.
Mrs Leon Bachman and Mrs. Edith
Rack Martin Of Provo spent Tuesday
N the city shopping and visiting
friends,
from the east after spending the past
year visiting friends there.
Miss Clara Hall, who is at school In
Colorado, will spend the holidays at
her home in this CITY,.
Mrs F. Il. straup left this week for
South Bend Ind, to attend the wedding
Of her sister.
Mrs. J. Il. Bamberger and Mrs. Jo-
teph Segel left on Thursday for New
York TO spend the coming month.
Mrs, f. A. Wedgewood is visiting
Mrs, schwab In Provo
Mrs. Jack Rich Is visiting In the city
with her mother, Mrs. Crismon.
Miss Alice Rowe leaves shortly TO
spend the holidays with her sister in
Nebraska.
Miss Gratla Flanders left for Cali
fornla this morning.
Miss Goddard OF the High school will
spend the holidays in Pocatello.
Mrs c. j. Collins left this week for
Michigan, where they viii spend the
winter.
| Mrs. W, W. Ritter win give large
chldren's party on Christmas eve.
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u. Lloyd, Tdward II. Anderson, J. M.
Siodahl, Soren Hansen, Andrew Jen-
son. II. G Iverson, James T. HAM
mond w. N. Williams and Il. B. Camp
bell.
With such an array Of capable bust
ness men, and the capital that the COM
pany has invested In the business. one
need not wonder &C the phenomenal
growth of the enterprise during the
past year. Indeed, Il has assumed such
proportions that the management found
Il absolutely necessary TO enlarge their
business, so they obtained lease on
the Sears and Jeremy block 60-62 Rich
ards street, a cut Of which Is herewith
shown. This will relieve their crowded
condition at 5G-AS Main street, where
their office, salesroom and part OF their
factory Is now located.
In their new manufacturing quarters
on Richards street they have installed,
or will have shortly. nine large circular
knitting machines, necessary sleevers,
five "Union Special finishing machines,
IS Lamb" knitting machines for UNI
derwear, and all the machinery neces-
sary for the manufacture OF l.. d. >.
approved garments, union suits, hosi-
cry sweaters, cardigan .Jackets, shlrts,
bathing and bicycle suits, and, In fact,
everything knittable.
with the new improvements and adj
ditlonal machinery, the Salt Lals Knit
ting Works will be the largest knit
ting factory in the west having ca
pacIty OF 300 suits Of underwear per
day. besides facilities for the manu-
facture OF hosiery, sweaters etc, In
large quantities.
The new factory, which will employ
from 70 TO 100 persons, has floor space
Of i,S00 square feet, which, with the
commodlous basement under their re-
tail department on Main street, VIII
give ample room for the output Of their
well known goods, which have the
name Of being the best grade of knit
goods. underwear and hosiery that
skilled labor and improved machinery
can produce.
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OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

one Of the pleasurable events Of tho
week was the reception and banquet
given Wednesday evening at the Reed
hotel In honor OF Supt. Thran. Of the
eighth division railway postal clerks
VINO was en- route from the east ID
san Francisco, his home, The affair
was under the supervision Of the local
man clerks There were present mai
clerks from different parts Of the state
The banquet was served during the
early part OF the evening, It was a
pounteous spread to which ample jus.
lice was done. After the banquet
speeches and toasts were the order OF
the evening, Oscar j. Broaddus. was
POSTMASTER, Supt, Thrall delivered a
short speech expressing his pleasur
at the honor evidenced him by the
gathering after which toasts were mada
by Asst Chief Clerk Fassett, Fred j.
Hammerly, A. j. McMulin, William C.
dudley, james r. Monahan, Edward +.
Alien, John j, Burke and Chief Clerk
Linsley The entire affair was an en-
toyable and successful event,
Mrs. George w. Richards entertained
a few friends at dinner Monday after.
noon, at her beautiful home on Not
Hlll In honor of Mrs. Du Suit of Green
River, Wyo The guests were Mrs Du
Suit, Judge A. I3, Patton and wife, Mr.,
and Mrs Charles Felwelling, Mr.. Cos
ling of Rock Springs, Wyo,, and A. b,
Patton, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hull and
daughter Edna OF Salt Lake were
guests OF George w, Larkln and family
the early part Of the week.
Miss Elizabeth stalllngs and Hyrum
Carver, two we'll known and highly
esteemed young people of Huntsylle
were married Wednesday in the Salt
Lake Temple.
The Schubert Concert company OF
Chicago who gave q concert in this cit,
Wednesday evening were received by a
large and appreciative audience. The
program was very good.
Prof. and Mrs. McKendrlck accom-
panied by their two daughters, AMI
Miss Mae De La Mare left ogden Fri
cay evening for Tooele where they will
spend the Xmas and New Years holt
days with relatives and friends.
Miss. Rose Vickery, one OF Ogden's
popular young ladies' entertained a
large number Of her young friends last
evening at her pretty home on Adams
avenue. The evening was most delight
fully spent at vocal and instrumental
music, games and other pleasures.
Dainty refreshments were served, Cut
flowers and eyergreens were used for
decorations.
+. w Watson and his sister. Mrs.
james RICHARDSON, have gone east on
a business and pleasure trip
One Of the most pleasing Christmas
entertainments that will be given takes
pace Monday at the Sacred Heart
academy when the students will render
an excellent musical and literary pro-
gram to which the public is cordially
invited.
T. NJ Cochrane and wife have return
ed to their Ogden home after an ex
tended absence In the northeast.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 90 1909.

Mr. and Mrs Brig smoot are visiting
! friends in Provo They are residing at
| Spokane.
Miss Pauline Moore left for Chicago
on Thursday evening, to spend the holi-
days with her sister, Mrs. Dora Olsen.
Mrs. T., a. Wedgewood OF Salt Lake
is visiting friends IN Provo.
Mrane Mrs George NJ. Zaner,who have
been visiting in Provo with Mrs Fan
er's parents Mr.. and Mrs Bibens, left
on Monday for Indiana TO make that
their future home
The Republican ladies gave very
elaborate reception at their club rooms
On Tuesday evening. a very entertain
ing program was rendered and delicious
refreshments served About one hun
dred and. fifty guests We're present The
evept was IN honor OF Mesdames Reed
Smbot Emily q, Clun and Laura
Foote, the retiring presidents.
Judge and Mrs, Boothe entertained
Monday evening In royal manner.
The Saint Cecelia Dancing club gave
another very ENJOYABLE bah at The Mo-
cart on Thursday evening.
Mrs. ida S. Dusenherry ami Mrs
Jones gave their kindergarten reception
on Thursday evening. II was held IN
College hall al the b, y A.. and was
very elegant affair
Mrs. Edith l. Martin spent wednes-
day In Salt Lake city,
The Proctor academy gave n very
enjoyable social on Friday evening
Mrs. j. II. Twelves. Miss Fawn
Twelves, Mrs. Leon Bachman. Mrs.
Jesse Knight and Mrs. II. r. Allen were
salt Lake visitors this week.
tfn
The wedding of Miss Orilla Buys of
Heber and Mr.. Warren Strong OF Pro-
vo takes place on Monday at the home
OF the bride,
Mr. ana Mrs. Enh Sutton gave most
elaborate card party at their home on
Wednesday evening. Delicious refresh
ments were served and the home was
artlstlcally decorated. The prizes were
won by Miss Beulah Bachman and
Mr. j. r.. Twelves The guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames Jacob Evans.
~. II, Twelyes, Il. l.. Jones. w. g. Scarf,
w d. Roberts, Leon Bachman, s. a.
King, Grant Bagley, j. Warwick, s.
Schwab, J. c. Graham, Jun, Alex.
Hedqulst, r. H. Corfman, w. Lawrence
Of Salt Lake City. b. Bachman, Kim
ball, George Havercamp, Miss Beulah
and Lena Bachman, Fawn Twelves.
Cara and Fawn Sutton, Messrs. Felix
Bachifan, Ben schwab and Bert
TWelves.
The marriage of Mr.. Heber Hansen
and Mrs Marion Bedford takes place
on Christmas day
Miss Lizzie Boyden gave a very de-
lllghtful party at her home on Friday
evening.
The U and card club were enter
talned on Tuesday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Snyder. Beside the club
members were Mr.. and Mrs j. Il.
Twelyes. Mr.. Warren Loose, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Hedquist and Mr., and
Mrs. j. Van Wagonen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

Mrs. Cora Eldrdge IL in the city from
New York. and will be the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. j. u. Game, for few dnva
before returning TO her home ia Port
land.
Prof. j. j. Mcclellan left for New
York on Thursday night.
Mr., VIII Ashby left for New York ON
Wednesday to be absent about a month
Mr.. Ashby will have charge OF lhn doc.
olatiVe department OF the new Keith
v brieh establishment, and viii take
notes while away in the interests OF
his department
Mr. and Mrs, George f. Downey ar
rived today.
Mrs P,J. ouealey Is down from KEN
merer, Wyo, and Is visiting with
friends. 80
Mt and Mrs w. II. Irvine have re-
turned after a two months visit in
Kentucky
MISS Maud Thorne will be home from
o. Louis tnls month
George Smith has just returned from
visit In Denver.
Mr. and Mrs, Sam King OF Provo are
me guests OF Mr., and Mrs. w. II. King
of this city,
Mrs. Cutting Clark Of Los Angeles,
Cal, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. w, r..
WHITE, at 062 east First South street.
Mrs, t, ii. Smith has returned from
three weeks visit with her parents
near Omaha, and Is at home 10 her
friends at l57 south Seventh East.
Mrs, Laney Basey and daughter. Miss
llasey, of Lake City. Mich, mother and
sister Of Mrs H. b. Nnnen, are In the
city ana Will spend the winter as guests
OF Mr. and Mrs Linnen.
DR.. and Mrs. c. G. Plummer will en-
tertaln {, w. Coates OF London during
the holidays.
Mrs, ], Lester Reynolds Of Ogden is
in the city.
James d, Shaw will be the guest of
MRS. Fred NJ. Haas for the Christmas
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs, ]. f. Frant, Jr, and
Mrs Angus Il. Wright OF Ogden are
SPENDING a few days in the city as the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. ]. f. Grant.
Miss Betty Hammond of New York,
sister OF John Hays Hammond, will
be The guest during the holiday season
Of Mrs, Victor NJ Clement.
Mrs. 7. II. Smith has returned from
a three weeks visit with her parents
near Omaha, and Is at home to her
friends at l5I south Seventh East.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

An event OF the coming week In So
Getty circles will be the marriage OF
Miss Emily u. Hill, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. s. Hill and Mr., Thomas
Morby, which will take place Tuesday
evening at the home OF the brides
parents 2SS Tweny-thlrd street.
ss
Mr., and Mrs j H. Grant, Jr.. OF Qg-
den spent this week In Salt Lake visit
Ing with Mr.. Grants parents.
The Madison school orchestra which
is composed Of six Instruments VIII
play each evening during the coming
week at Wrights.
Miss Tlrzah Benap, daughter Of
Joseph Belnap, and Aaron G. Cox, both
popular and highly esteemed young
people of Ogden were married this
week They were given n reception at
the home OF the brides parents on
Plngree avenue.
Supt. Noble of the Salt Lake division
OF the Southern Pacific, arrived home
today from an extended trip through
Mexico.
e
rhe Primary association OF the Third
ward gave very pleasing entertaln-
ment In the ward han Thursday even.
lag.
r. r.. Stewart. left ogden Thursday
for 81 Louis where he win spend the
holidays with his wife who Is visiting
with relatives there
y. d. Ryan, cashier OF the CONNER
oia' National bank. accompanied by his
wife and son, left Ogden Tuesday for
hls old home IN Illinois where they
viii visit for a short time.
The ontario club gave a delightful
bill Wednesday evening at Dignan's
Dancing academy
n Wednesday IN the Salt Lake Temple
Miss Lottie Seager a highly esteemed
Young lady OF Ogden and Adam Baker,
IA well known employe of the Smurth-
waite Produce company, were married.
They were given a reception Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs Baker are
popular In Ogden
Mrs Raymond A. Llnsley and Mrs
Frank Gunnell, OF Evanston, Wyo.,
We're Ogden visitors this week the
quests of Mrs T. A. Linsley,
sts
The First ward choir gave y charac-
Ger ball in the First ward amusement
hall Monday evening which was q
ploasurable and financial success.
Mrs. +. Young viii leave tomorrow
or months visit TO Oakland, Cal.
o. NJ. Runyon left Tuesday evening
for Charleston Ind, where he will
SPEND the holidays with relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Martin left
Tuesday for California where they viii
spend the winter months. 2
A grand Christmas matinee and ball
VIII be given at Prof Conleys hall
Thursday afternoon and evening
Dances will also be given that evening
Ia the various ward halls throughout
the city.
Miss Archer, Of Salt Lake. was the
guest of her sister Mrs. william Cole,
man Of ogden Sunday last.
Miss Sarah N. Hodson and Leonard j.
Wayment, both well and popularity
known young people Of Warren We're,
married Wednesday In the salt Lake
Temple.
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,he bail on Tuesday night 10 be given
oy me former assembly club members
az Chrlstensens. II VIII be the first OF
q series and II is anticipated will be a
delightful affair.
extensive preparations are being
made Tor cotlllon which is 10 be given
at Fort Douglas on Christmas eve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Walker and Miss
Hague have issued the invitations for a
dancing party to be given at the Ladies'
Literary club on the evening of Dec.
q.
Col and Mrs, Il. r. Holmes have Is
sued invitations for an elaborate holi-
day event TO be given on next Friday.
There viii be dinner at O'Clock, fol-
lowed by dance, and the preparations
are on an elaborate scale. About 100
guests win be present
A New Years party will be given at
the Ladies' Literary club Jan. /, 1903
Mark McChrystal, Ernest Sadler and
Wesley Evans will be the hosts. assist
ed by several young ladies'.
The chief event OF next week will be
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS,

Mr.. ana Mrs. VIM. j. knight are here
from Alberta, Canada. They wiz visit
here for awhile and then so to Cali
fornia to visit yitb-Mrs. knights IA
Their, Prof. Brlmhalla
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

Christmas Sale Of HAND PAINTED
CHINA, at Mrs. Minors studio, 4l6-4l7
Tempeton Block. Nothing nicer for a
Christmas Gift than dainty piece Of
china.
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Is per cent discount on all house
coats Smoking Jackets), at Richard
son e. Adams, l72 Main ST.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

The Rehekahs viii give iawI social al
the residence OK Mrs Eugene De Long
Hs South Laura, Tuesday evening Every.
one invited
Regular communication Of sunaoxer
Lodge No S.. r. j. and a Il. this even
ing ~ O'Clock. work IN the degrees.
Visitors welcome.
There viii he regular meeting CT Wich-
ia Eucampuent. No. 2. J. o. o. r. this
evening II . IT. Work fl the degrees
Visitors welcome
Regular meeting q T. A. Sand 6 -
Tuesday night 81 4 O. T. v. hail con-
ner AIain and First Old soldiers VII be
given a most cordial welcome
There VIII be regular meeting q the
rsuriou and citlzeas committee On IRE
CHAMBER 81 Comnercs rooms tonight -
discuss matters rciarire 90 the reuB.or.
IRE last week - this month
Aus8n skinner camp. SO. g. sons q
veterans ard Ladies asa seaets 70
Is. rrats tonishf 81 Peerless hail. north
eas- crEe- ~ F.rft and z3Iia ssFeets-
Al cd settlers cordially iarited . AZ
tead
The 1Taal weekly meeting = Ei-Aifs
Il g add - Viii T. hrld r. rhstr ICONS
- sedTvlck blses THURSDAY. September
T. Instead e Tasa5ay. ssptenoeT Il
s. mothsrs meeting "a eor1-z-ll i.slss5
n ra
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
WILL MEET
ON SEPT. %
National Association of SAM
tary Boards Date Changed
TO EXPOSITION WEEK
This Is First Meeting Ever
Held in This Section.

Yesterday the Eagle received the fol-
lowing message from ". E. Bolton. a
member Of the United States live stock
sanitary commission:
BY a vote OF the majority Of members
Of the National Association of Live Stock
Sanitary Boards. the meeting date has
been changed from October Il 10 septem-
Der .. with the same meeting place
Wichita. Kan.
This is the next important meeting held
in connection with the live stock industry
as its recommendations are usually adopt
ed without change by the bureau Of ami
NAL industry. Especially is this true Of
the federal quarantine line. a matter Of
the very highest Importance 10 Oklahoma,
Kansas and Texas.
Aside from its direct Importance 10
stOckmen. it is worthy of note that this is
the first national convention ever held in
this section of the country and Wichita
is preparing to entertain the members
in her usual characteristic and hospitabie
manner.
The date was changed at the solicitation
of the Wichita Commercial club in order
that the sanitary boards from the vari-
Gus states may see the fine live stock ex-
hibit which will be held here in connec-
tion with its fall carnival. The sanitary
board dates begin September % with head
quarters at the Commercial club rooms.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09

has been request from various sources
that The Gaiety Girl be substituted.
The management will govern themselves
according TO public expression in the
matter
The three pieces, "Geisha,' High
wayman" and "Gaiety Girl" are still
protected by copyright. and the company
last night had to pay $50 to the author,
and even then special arrangements
must be made.
Herr Max Winnie, the musical director
of the company, is a composer Of note.
He was up to last winter one of the
directors at the Metropolitan of New
York.
The company is deserving Of a big audi
ence this evening. which it did not have
last evening. THE Highwayman" was
advertised for tonight. but owing to the
inability TO use the horses, stage coach.
etc. the management have yielded to the
numerous requests for production Of
the great DAILY theater success, The
Gaiety Girl which viii be presented
tonight. 1t is very bright and spark
ling and has its first presentation west
of Kansas City here tonight with the
exception Of the Denver engagement of
this company.
Miss Lane has consented to introduce
the Jewell Scene. from Faust. and
Mr.. Murray the "Toreador Song" from
Carmen
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
THE ELKINS BILL FAVORED
Executive Committee of Inter state
Convention Held Meeting.

When the interstate law convention
was held in ST Louis on the 20th of No
vember, 1900. J. E. Howard OF this city
represented the Commercial club of
Wichita, and he was appointed mem
Der OF the executive committee. He has
received a letter from E. P. Bacon Of
Milwaukee. chairman of the committee,
asking him to attend a meeting at the
Great Northern hotel. Chicago. on the
18th OF this month
After the appointment of the commit
tee it drew up bin which was submit
ted 10 congress and Senator Elkins Of
fered another that seemed 10 meet with
more favor. This executive committee
secured some amendments TO the Elkins
bill. and now II VIII urge its passage
and THIS meeting IS for the purpose OF
forming plans 10 push the measure at
the next meeting Of congress.
The object OF the Elkins bin as well as
that OF the executive committee Of the
interstate convention. IS TO give the In
terstate commerce commission power 20
enforce its rulings against the railroads
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
sIu-ie and Drama


Group after group Of merry chorus
girls. with their fantastic gestures. APP
pear and join in the merry ping pong
dance IN the farcial Offering. "Picklngs
from Puck which will appear az the
Crawford Wednesday. September 10 The
characters are comic and the lines are
amusing. IN fact. a better vehicle for
a display Of the companys talent could
not be supplied anywhere. So much Fun
is created IN the farce that IL compels
people 20 shrek with laughter The
musical numbers VIII be popular because
they are easy 90 whistle. The scenery
and costumes are most attractive 20
the eye The show starts heroically.
with a primitive jingle and rises % ''in-
spfred nonsense Mr.. willard slmms.
who is the star. was for three yesrs
principal comedian IA the Casino fheater
New York. and for one year az shaftes-
bury theater. London. as the principal
comedian supporting Edna May and is
ably assisted hy Miss Katharine Llryard
who possesses poise and conviuciag
qualities
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-09
WAS A FINE PRODUCTION
Boston Bijou Company did Then
selves Proud Last Night.

Not often does a Wichita audi ance 50
thoroughly enjoy an entertainment as it
did last evening at the ;'rawf)-i First
OF all. the stage equipment was bright,
WEI ordered and complete. sn1 n ioy
70 the eyes. And in tht aaNt place those
who peopled it were pleasing. talented
and good-lookng. And experimenting
this was the quantity picturesque play
itself the innumerable fuses to explos-
I've fun. its funny succession of laugha-
bic situations. and its charming music.
The Geisha" is comic and it is oper-
stic, but it is not a comic opera. It is
z musical comedy up TO popular taste
in that regard, fun of fash and sparkle
the flood OF diversion common to its
kind
The principals Of the company easily
won a Wichita audience. as quickly
those who did not know Of their excel
lenee before the performance as those
who keep tab on the folk of the stage.
and were aware of their high standing
Miss Lane, her wonderfully sweet voice
with a personality which demands at
tention, I'm an her triumphs certainly
could not have found anywhere NOR
appreciative audience than the one which
listened to her last evening Mr. Murray
and his powerful. magnetic voice. has
added To his admirers here Miss Ladd
also charmed the audience AS for that
matter. Mr. George TaIman aui ali
those in leading parts deserve commcn-
Cation
The company is substantial SO train
e that flaws are not apparent. exoeri-