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Williams news., 1902-08-23
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AASb lllAS HcCh
 Dr. P. A. Melick made a profes- sional visit to Rhoades Wednes- day.
 The performance of "The Lost Letter" has been postponed till next Friday night
 Crozier, Ariz, tomatoes and cu- cumbers received daily at Cheap John Racket Store.
 Forest Supervisor Breen has re- turned from Chicago, where he has been visiting for some weeks
 The territorial tax levy this year has been reduced nearly five cents | on each one hundred dollars.
 Mrs. Jean Brown, after a pleas ant visit in the city, returned to her home in Ash Fork last Tuesday
 Mrs. w. Patterson went out to the Grand Canyon last Wednesday evening for a glimpse of natures l greatest wonder
 Plumber Freidlein. of Flagstaff, l and Jack Martin, our local artist, have been engaged this week in the | Lebsch building.
 The Ladies' Aid society made | quite success out of the supper | given by them Wednesday evening, | the receipts amounting to S52-
 Miss Rose Carnes, the charming | little sister of Mrs. H. D. Pyle, re- l turned to her home in California | last week after lengthy visit on the | n T-ee s1a.N here who will miss her.
 The government geological sur vey. under the direction of MT. l Mathes, has completed its labors on this side of the Canyon, and the first of the week moved to the north | side by way of the Bass ferry.
 Mir E. NJ. Jackson is the new baker for Twitty & Parker. having arrived the first of the week from | Prescott That he is an artist at % his business is shown by a glance in the show windows of the store
 Mir and Mrs. Robt. Graham, for merly of Williams, but for some time residents of Redlands, Cal, write that they will this week move to Los Angeles to reside. They wish to be remembered to their many friends here.
 Mrs F. H. Simpson on last Tues day afternoon had a fainting spell | similar to those with which she was troubled some time since. Her condition was at first considered | dangerous. but at this writing she is much improved, greatly to the qualification of her many friends.
 Prof Clapp, on Wednesday, left for Cataract Canyon, where he will | superintend the erection of a snug cottage at Hilltop. Ed. Levengood, who is doing the teaming, took out a wagon load of provisions and large order of lumber. The com pany means business. and we are glad to note their activity, as their proposition is a good one
 The territorial board of equaliza- ton has fixed the tax levy for the support of territorial institutions at $113.7 on the s1OO assessed valua- ton. On debts funded under an act of congress by the issuance of 3 per cent territorial bonds, Yavapai must pay an annual interest of
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MT. Wm. F. Dermont returned last Tuesday from an extended east ern trip.
 Mrs. Nalaskowski and son Leon left yesterday for a visit with rela- tives in Los Angeles.
 Rev. Williams and wife left yes terday for Flagstaff to conduct a series of religious services.
 A corps of painters have been en- gagged in the local yards this week brightening up the switch stands.
 The bridge gang of about a dozen men on the Canyon road are now at Red Lake, about nine miles out.
 R. N. Joice, of Englewood, Cal, brother of Mrs. E. H. Simpson, has accepted position as cleKk in the postoffice.
 Major A. E.. Macomber returned Wednesday morning from Northern California. where he has been on a business trip for some weeks.
 Brakeman O'Brien has been oc- cupying the place of w. E. Mcclure on the Canyon run this week dur ing the latter's absence on a va cation
 Miss Maude Hill departed for the Grand Canyon Thursday evening, where she joined her sister, Mrs. Ainsworth, who has been a guest of Mrs Buggeln.
 c. O. Robinson, cashier of the Arizona Central bank at Flagstaff, returned home Thursday evening from a vacation trip to his old home at Pasadena, Cal
 Mrs R. F.. Belton, wife of the agent at Seligman, who has been quite i'll, arrived in the city this week, and is being attended by Dr. A. G. Rounseville.
 Geo. R. Hudson, of Minneapolis, visited the first of the week with his brother, N. J.. the local agent On Wednesday, in company with his mother, Mrs. N. c. Hudson, he left for a visit to California.
 Mrs. A. Stringfeld and daughters, Nada, Lizzie and Alice, of Prescott, arrived this week and have taken up their residence in the Martin home. Miss Vada will teach the intermediate grade in our school this year.
 w. H. Simpson, advertising agent of the Santa Fe, and Nat. NJ. Brig ham arrived the first of the week and left for Cataract Canyon. After spending few days there the gen. tlemen will proceed on overland to attend the Moqui snake dance.
 Dave Raudebaugh returned from Flagstaff yesterday, bringing with him a dog known as Cuba" the mascot of A troop of Rough Riders. Cuba" accompanied the regiment through the Cuban campaign and was brought to Flagstaff by c. c. Jackson, who was recently killed at Clifton Before leaving for Cliff ton, Jackson placed the dog with Mrs Sam Black, an aunt of Mir Raudebaugh, who brought him up here in order to secure several pie lures of the regiments mascot.
 School will open Sept. 1st, with Prof. G. w. Pilchard, of Pomeroy, Ohio, as principal; Miss Vada
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previous to his leaving for his home In
Willlamsport Pa.
Mrs. y. L. Carpenter entertained for
Mrs. Dickinson on Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Stllman Taft Of St
Louis, who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs Snyder for the past two
months, leave today for their home.
Mrs. H. w. Wilson and son returned
yesterday from California, where they
have spent the summer.
Miss May Converse leaves tonight for
her home In Grand Junction, after n
three weeks visit in this city.
Mrs. II, w. Wilson and Mrs. JOY have
returned from a trip to Pacific Grove,
Cal 1al
Mr.. and Mrs. II II. Mailer left for
Chicago last night, in consequence of
the death Of Mrs Mahler's brother.
w. ] Mcintyre has returned from a
very pleasant eastern trip.
Mrs. j j, Judson will return home
from Nebraska shortly where she has
been visiting.
Mr.. j. w. Lapish, who has been the
guest Of his mother and brother, ex-
Representative j. S, Lapish, left yes
tcrday for his home In Weiser, Ida
Mr.. and Mrs r G, webber are ex-
pected home shortly from trip through
the Northwest and California,
Miss Ine2 Van SAINT and the Misses
Nelson, Of American Fork, have re-
turned from Ogden.
The Misses Nelson Of American Fork
have been visiting Miss Inez Van SAINT
the latter part OF the week.
Mrs j. c. Grimths returns the first
Of the month from an extended visit in
Chicago and Iowa.
Miss Myra Sawyer sails from Boston
wednesday for London where size will
stop a short time before going to Paris
TO study art for year.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert ]. Glendinning.
Miss Leta Mcmillan and Miss Margie
Miller have returned to the city after
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guests OF Miss Leonard, a delightful
afternoon being spent Present were
Mrs. win Ellerbeck Mrs, ed Parsons,
the Misses May Crltchlow, Edna Coin
Salie Leonard ana Florence Steven
son.
Miss Jane Macintosh entertained
yesterday az a kenslngton In honor Of
her guest Miss Trueman OF Chicago.
The rooms were decorated with sun
flowers and institutions and about "A
were present to enjoy the pleasant af-
fair,
The wedding Of Miss Pauline Groo
and Mr.. Arthur Davis will take place In
the near future.
A merry party Of young people en-
joyed "tany-ho" party last night,
driving 10 Walkers farm and having
supper there and returning home after
ward. Among those who made up the
party were Misses Helen Burton, Hazel
Beatie, Bee Cheeseman Aileen Maclean,
Helen Gillespie, Edith Lowther Celia
McCready, Helen Shepherd, Edith
Klngsbury, Alton Kimball, Lucy Gaby
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arriving In the small hours Of the morn
ing. Those constituting the party were
the Misses Della, Susie and Ada Bit
ner Alice Cunningham Dora Brnton,
Ema Young and Messrs, y, j. Taylor
Fred Morris. Lawrence Marlger, Cole
man, Oscar pens6h and Cliff Young.
Mrs. w. r. Adams, who has been
spending the past month at Pacific
Grove. will return about the end OF
next week.
Mrs. Russell L. Tracy viii return from
California about the middle of Septam-
Der.
Mrs. Holmes ana her daughters the
Misses Charlotte ana Leila Holmes,
win leave some tine during the coming
week Tor Santa Monica.
The Misses Gertrude and Myrtle
Reilly have returned from a trip TO
Denver where they We're the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Lands, former.
ly of this city,
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Cunning
ham are expected home next week
from their wedding trip.
Colonel and Mrs n. w Clayton and
their son and daughter left re-
Gently for Detroit, here Miss Clay
ton win remain during the coming
year, persulng her musical studies,
Mrs. J. II, Rychman left last night
for a visit for few weeks with
friends In ogden.
Mrs. Earl Vivian McCune has re-
turned from the east.
Mrs. Percy s. Heath, and her mother
are still at Chester. Nora Scotia, hav-
ing delightful stay. II viii be sew
eral weeks before Mrs. Heath returns
70 this city.
Mrs. W. c. Lockington has gone east
on visit
Mr.. and Mrs F. ID. Cliff return soon
from O pleasoant visit in California.
Miss Buelah Behle left for Pocatello.
Idaho, yesterday morning to visit hel
sister. Mrs. f. S. Dreprich.
Miss Josephine Morris, young lady
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George Vadner; Messrs. Orrin Grow
Lawrence Beck, Harry Roberts, Ing
Chamberlain. Walt Pike, Bob Young
Elliott Kimball, Eugene Pembroke,
Eugene Clayton, Frank Young.
Miss Lena Peasley entertained at din
ner last night in honor Of Miss Corey
Ferguson.
Miss Lowe will be the guest next
week Of Mrs. George l.. Nye.
The marriage OF Miss Gertrude Felt
and Mr. II. +, Kimball will take place
next Thursday Sept. 4, at the home
Of Mr., and Mrs, j. G. Felt, "A East
Capitol hill The wedding will be a
quiet one, only the relatives being in
Vited.
Cards are out for the marriage re-
ceptlon Of Miss Hester Telle Cannon,
daughter Of Mrs. Martha r Cannon,
and Mr.. Daniel Brigham Richards. Thss
reception win take place Wednesday
evening, Sept Q, at Cannon's home.
Miss Bessie Peck, who has been an
instructor In Gordon academy FOR the
past two years, sailed on the 18th OF
the month for Germany on the steam
er Minneapolis. She will study in one
Of the leading universities there the
coming year.
The Misses Sue and Stella Clark have
invitations out for a pink tea next
Monday afternoon, TO be given in honor
Of Miss Corey Ferguson.
Mrs w. II, Hadley Of Denver and
Miss Eddy Of the state school for the
deaf az Ogden have been spending the
past few DAYS at the Knutsford They
left Wednesday morning. Mrs Hadley
for her home and Miss Eddy for Wis
Il OF a few days In Provo
Mr. G. G. Christensen leaves this
morning for Phara1hs Glen, where he
will spend the coming week.
Or. and Mrs. W. T. Beer and child
rem spent the early part Of the week in
Provo canyon.
Mrs. lie Grandc Young and party
have returned from Weber canyon.
Mrs. Robert y. Hardness entertained
az a delightful luncheon yesterday in
honor of her mother, Mrs Calhoun Of
Bridgeport. Conn.
Colonel and Mrs Holmes. accom-
panied by the Misses Shoop. Brans-
ford and Emery returned this morning
from a trip through Yellowstone park.
Mrs. Robert Hardness will entertain
az an afternoon party next Monday IN
honor OF Mrs. Calhoun Of Bridgeport.
Conn, who IS the guest Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Robert y. Hardness.
Mrs. Carr Of Topeka. who has been
visiting Mrs W. /. Greene left on
wednesday for her home.
Mrs. ]. NJ Bowman win have for her
guest next week Mrs. Evans Of Den
yer.
Miss SallIe Leanard entertained last
night az her home In honor Of her cous.
ms, the Misses Guitar OF Columbia. Mo.
Miss Edith Hale left yesterday for
Palo Alto, Cal, whore she viii re-enter
stanford university.
Mrs. Eta ElleTheck. Miss Enerback.
Miss Geneiye EnGbcck and Miss Felt
NNI return tomorrow after an absence
OF three months on the Pacific coast.
Rev. Dr. Alhrltton win be rendered a
reception next Tuesday night by the
members Of the First Methodist church,
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having enjoyed the hospitality OF Man
ager RAIDER Of tie Annie Laurie mines
at Gold Mountain the past week.
Mrs James c. Leary and daughter
Lorine, viii leave next Sunday for a
months visit with relatives in Kansas
City. u.s.
Miss Pauline Terhune has returned
from Denver.
Mrs. W. ]. Mcintyre aud sons 20 10
Silver Lake on Monday for a short Wis
It.
Oliver Terry Of Lafayette. Ind. ar
rived on Monday 20 visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Perciyal o. Perkins.
Allan NJ Howard has returned to
town.
Hugo Druehl is here from Haverhln.
Mass, Tor a short vacation.
Miss Bee Cheesman has returned to
the city.
Mr.. owen Gray Of Des HCines. Ia. is
In the city visiting his mother, Mrs.
Hoyt Of Fort Douglas.
Miss Blanche Cherry returned home
Yesterday. after a brief visit with
friends In Denver.
A jolly party Of young people In
vaded the lonely precincts OF Mountain
Den on Tuesday night last spending a
very pleasant evening. Taking posses
sion OF the old school house In the Dell.
they made merry until a late hour.
dancing and having general good
time. They then drove banX 10 town
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OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS

Miss Geneve Douglass gnvo
sington "Wednesday eveninp hsn-
home on Madison avenue In hen 'nar
MISS Lulu Penrose and Miss Fln'd,. "
Grant or Snlt Lake City. There ~
present about 20 of the Young i,'i,g
friends. The evening was dellghtfrI,.
spPnt III vocal and Instrumental n,usi
GURUS ana other pastimes. Dainty rn
ifeshments were served In tho dini.
selves. 'iV'P'
A reception was given last everl,.
at the Methodist church han h bntB
of Rev Wonur There was "A lorsa Ivy
tendance of the gentlemans frio,3
participated IN the evenings pleaent.
\ very pleasing program. consstmg
songs, Rotations, speeches, etc ,pao
rendered. The ladies prepared rehe ""S
inents. The entire affair was succcsg
Louis II Moench. Jr., returned horo
Tuesday after a three years mlss',
In Germany where he enjoyed hlms-lt
very much.
The Fourth ward gave q lawn soc,1
and reunion at the Liberty park Frld,'
afternoon and evening which was On.
loYed by several hundred people Tbe
hours passed quickly away In music
dancing, feasting, etc
Miss Lulu Penrose, who has bo,,
visitlng in Ogden the guest of Mrs. NJ
A. Larkin, has returned to her home
IN Salt Lake.
Miss Florence Grant and Miss Roro,s
returned TO their homes I'm Salt Iale
Thursday evening after a pleasant
visit with friends in Ogden.
Miss Lizzie Rackham and Mr. Georgo
Lochhead were given surprise pariv
Wednesday evening at Miss Rackham'a
home on Twenty street Tho
evening was pleasantly spent I'm plav,
ing games music, etc, after which re-,
freshments were served Miss Rncl.
lam and Mr.. Lochhead have cards mi
announcing their marriage which viii
take place Wednesday, Sept. B. In tho
salt Lake Temple. A reception win ba
rendered the bride and groom AT tho
home Of the groom's parents ON The
evening of Sept, 3,
Miss Wlnnifred Woodmansee gave
lawn party Thursday afternoon al nor
beautiful home on south Washington
avenue In honor OF Misses Penrose
Rogers and Grant of Salt Lake.
Miss Jesse Smith and Mr.. Elmer
H0ssel, two popular young people Of
Ogden, were married Thursday BY
Judge p. j. Hail.
Miss Maud Lewis entertained last
Saturday afternoon. There were pres
ent Misses Agnes X. Lane and That's
M1grane, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bow.
erg, Alfred Swenson, James H. Lewis
and Theodore Lewis of the "Cor1ar.
ton company, and Miss Mechanics.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conllsk returned
home this week from a trip east.
Louis Ponds of Denver, spent the
week in Ogden with relatives.
Don McBeth left Thursday for the
coast after three months visit with
his parents in Ogden.
Extensive preparations are being
made for a grand celebration In Og-
den on Labor day. Monday Sent.
under the auspices OF the international
Association OF Machlnists,
Miss Mary Il. Goodwin and Robert
Bybee, two popular young people VI
Uintah, were married this week
Miss Mamie Motif. Of Salt Lake was
an ogden visitor this week, the guest
q Mrs. John Hurst
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ton Of the General Christian church,
performing the ceremony.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w ID. Prossor have re-
turned from Iowa, where thep spent
their summer vacation. They have al
their guests Mrs A. r. shane Of Atchi.
son and Miss Miriam Prosser Of Bur
lingame, la.
Mrs Horace N Whitney has re,
turned from Provo, where she has
spent the past fortnight as the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson n. Dusen~
berry.
Miss Lillian Oliver has returned from
her vacation,
Miss Mae Twomey will return TO Chi.
cago September 4, 10 continue her mu.
steal studies,
Mrs, II. M. Lyman arrived from Eu-
rope on Monday and Ia visiting with her
daughter Mrs. w. II. King
The Misses weby left today to spend
q few days with friends In Eureka,
Mrs, II. r. Henderson will leave
shortly for a visit TO her sister in Du-
luth.
Mr., and Mrs j. s. Daveler and son
Erie have returned from the east,
Mrs. w w Belts has gone to her
home In st, Louis. after months visit
with MIR. and Mrs. John Reed,
Miss Grace Williamson has returned
home after a years Visit to relatives in
Cleveland, o.
Mrs r. II. Terhuno has returned from
Colorado.
Mrs A. C. Ewing has returned from
Wasatch.
Mrs Louise Lamson is home from a
visit TO Rock Springs.
Miss Kelley of st. Louis Is the guest
of her sister, Mrs Eberly,
DR.. Rykert has returned from a TRIP
through British Columbia.
-
Mrs. T. b. Beatty has returned from
the northwest.
Mrs, j. f. Grant Is spending a few
weeks with friends in Ogden.
Mr.. William Bartling and family
have gone to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Young and son
Lee, have returned from Wyoming.
Miss Olive Foster Of Shreveport, La,
left yesterday morning for their home.
Mrs ]. f. Marshall is at home for
the present at 254 south Third asst.
Miss Agnes Bowman has returned
from her trip through Yellowstone
Park.
Mrs. George w. Snow left Monday foi
Denver on a short visit, accompanied
by her daughters, Cora and Eva, Allne
Yard and June Whittemore.
Mrs. Louis Schoppe, Miss Frances
Howat and Judge Howat rturned yes
terday morning from six weeks trip
TO Portland
Andrew Howat will return in two
weeks to Williston seminary. East
Hampton.
Mrs. Jackson McChrystal Of Eureka
Is In town.
Major and Mrs. Swift ofNew York |
are visiting Major and Mrs. Wood OF |
Fort Douglas.
Mrs Calhoun Of Bridgeport, Conn, |
IL visiting her daughter, Mrs. Robert |
b. Hardness.
Mrs w, II. Bancroft, Miss Katherine /
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played and refreshments were served
during the evening. The guests were
the Misses Izetta Taylor, Edna Worth
en,Leua Rleser, Daisy Donaldson Ha-
eel Heath, Cora Rleser, Verna Wilcox.
Messrs. Clarence Erickson. James
Hurst. Andrew Arnoldus, Ernest Bra
zler, Walter Glenn, Ralph Lulwing and
Harmon Weight
Miss Resale Pollock is home from a
six weeks absence IN Minnesota, Were
she attended the convention Of the Ma
tlonal Teachers association.
Miss Cora NJ. Mcdonald Of Colorado
Springs is In the city visiting Mrs. Al
bert c. Jones at l3l Eighth East. Miss
Mcdonald Is a specialist In the inter-
probation Of the poetry OF Robert
Browning, and clubwomen OF the city
who have heard her lecture upon his
work are endeayorlng to have her APP
pear before a Salt Lake audience.
Mrs j. G. Mldgley and children are
home after a months stay at Wasatch
Col. and Mrs. IL. f. Brldewell, who
have been visiting Mr., and Mrs. Ander-
son for some months, left early In the
week for their home In Birmingham,
Ala.
Mrs. d. u. Houtz OF Provo and Mrs.
f. II. Gowans left yesterday afternoon
for their homes, after short visit
with her sister, Mrs. William IL.
King.
Mrs z. V, Beehe and daughter, Mrs.
Graham of Weiser Ida, have gone TO
Evanston where they win visit Mrs.
Phil Stelzer.
Or. and Mrs Henry La Motto, who
have spent the past two months at
Holiday park, have returned 20 their
home on Thirteenth East street.
Miss Annie Hurd has returned 90 Eu-
reka after "a months visit with rela-
tIyes in salt Lake.
Mrs G. f. Richards has returned from
Colorado Springs, whore she spent some
weeks.
Mrs. II. r. Henderson VIII leave short
ly TO visit with her sister IN Duluth.
Mrs. Gus Holmes win leave shortly
for santa Monica, and viii be accom-
panied by the Misses Charlotte and Lee
liza Holmes.
Mrs. II. L. Deal win return tomor-
row from q two months visit with rel
atives In the east
Mrs. Fisher Harris and Mrs. Pfoutz
entertained az luncheon at the Com
mercial club on Wednesday an honor Of
Mrs Dickinson OF Denver The decor
atoms We're pink and white asters and
covers We're laid Tor u,
Mrs Elizabeth Moore announces the
engagement of her daughter Jean
nette 60 John Reed Woodbridge. the
marriage to take place in September
on Thursday afternoon Mrs. ID. II.
Twomey and Miss Mae Twomey enter
tained iu honor OF Mrs. pinkcrtOn Of
Chicago about $50 guests calling dur
ing the afternoon. The rooms were
beautifully decorated. palms. ferns ros-
cs, sweet peas and institutions b.ing
used throughout with artistic effect.
The nostogses were assisted ln receive
Ing Ay Mesdames Reed. Andrews and
Montgomery and Mrs Hall presided
In the dining room, being assisted by
Misses radcliffe Gaty. Luce. Modatt,
Mackenzie.
on Wednesday the Misses Welby
were hostesses az an Informal Kenslng-
ton given In honor Of the Misses Guitar
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who is remembered by many friends a.
a clever elocutionIst, is now studying
under Alfred Ayres in New York.
Mrs. George lmbre is-y' ing her sis.
ter Mrs. Hayden and t,.ends in this
city.
Miss Lottle Jackson who for tht
past two years has 81 charge Of the
drawing and foreign languages In the
Proctor academy. Provo WIN return
the early part Of September from a
pleasure trip through England, Hol.
land, France and Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Z Ritter, Jr., have
moved from their home on east Brie
ham. and the settled at 26S Second
street.
Mrs. L. u. Jones OF Denver. is in the
city, the guest Of her sister, Mrs c. 5.
Williamson.
Miss Zeralda Barringer has gone 10
Los Angeles for a visit after spending
some time here as the guest OF Miss
Edith Sheridan,
Mrs. F.. J. Wherry left on Thursday
for her home In Kansas after having
spent the summer In Utah visiting her
sons, Or Arthur Nherry Of this city
and the Doctors wherry OF Ogden.
Mrs. h. F. Forbes has returned from
a visit of two months to her old home
In Iowa.
on Tuesday afternoon MISS Lillian
Leigh Hardin OF San Diego. Cal. and
Mr. George Kirchner Of Pueblo. Colo,
were united In marriage Rev. Plnksr.
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Lowe and the Misses Mason a.
dlenwood Springs, Colo. "'o IN
= Louis Schoppe returned vesfo,,
from Silver Lake. 'NSVerday
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When Frederick Roosevelt Scovel led
bis bride. Miss Vivian Sartoris. 20 the
altar at Cgburg. eX-President Grants
granddaughter was mated 10 President
Roosevelts cousin. The news Of the
engagement was a great surprise 10 So
riety and the return OF the young eou-
Pile u eagerly awaited.
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on Wednesday the Misses Welbv
were hostesses az an Informal Kensing-
ton given IN honor Of the Misses Guitar