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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-29
IDAHO is BOOMING.
Completion Of Telephone Lines From
Salt Lake Will Incite Local Interest.

General Manager Murray of The
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany returned nome yesterday from a
trip to Boise. He reports that the
Blackfoot-Hailey extension, which will
connect Salt Lake direct with Boise
and Portland, will be completed by
July /, and that the line to thunder
mountain is built half of the distance
of 100 miles. Mr.. Murray found Idaho
prospecting amazingly from the tide Of
immigration. While many people are
joining in the rush TO the Thunder
mountain mines hundreds of settlers
from the east are taking up farming
land.
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o,Brien to Be Prosscuted.

Washington, May Ex-senator Lodge.
chairman Of the senate committee on
the Philippines, stated today that Wit
ness o Brien. whose testimony before
that committee reflected severely upon
Captain Mcdonald and other army Of
ficers. will be prosecuted by the proper
officers on the charge Of perjury.
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Walter Wolf has secured control Of
the Tavern cOmpany's stock and is
row president. A. c. Ensign will le-
main at the house as secretary and
manager, and c. Benedict will con-
tinue TO oficiate as chef. No change
viii be made in the policy Of admins
tration and in catering to the public
service.
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IN MEMORY OF CORRIeAN.
Rome Pays Tribute to Late Arch
bishop Of New York.

Rome. May 2S.-ImpresSive funeral
services in memory Of the late Arch
bishop Corrigan Of New York were
held today in the Church Of Jesus.
The United states embassy was rep
resented by Secretary L. N. Iddings.
and the ponti5cial court by the arch
bishop OF Trebizonde. Bishop Macs of
Covlngton, Ky, celebrated the mass,
assisted by Mgr Kennedy. rector Of
the American college here. The Roman
aristocracy was represented by Prin-
cess Colona and Rospiglio.
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II. c. Hoffman, the real estate broker.
IS preparing to build two-story apart
ment house at a cost Of $4,000 on the
f1fty-five feet of land which he bought
on Monday His lot faces south On
Third South street, between Second
and Third East, and the purchase price
was $500.
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Why Suffer witt Headache

When one dose Of Sherman's Headache
Cure viii rid yoJ Of it? They are IN
Simultaneous in their effect. and per
tectly harmless. Keep 2 box in the
house for emergencies. They cure neu-
ralgia. CSC and I0c a box. For sale bv
GOdbe-Pitts Drug company.
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Increased CIearingg.

Yesterdays bank clearings amounted
to S542,2SS, which is a gain Of $109, 343
over the corresponding day Of last
year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-05-29

Saltair for Decoration day-just the
place for particular people-clean, at
tractive, refreshing.
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BARGAIN COUNTERS

Are generally found in the stores. e-.
bargains may also be had al other place.
If you want a special bargain III -.-
Literature. write the juvenile lnsll -e.-
for details Of their special offer for 22---
volumes Of last year and 1902 combine.
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writing do5Tt forget 90 enclose tins prop
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STATEHOOD BILL POSTPONED
Oklahoma, New Mexico and Arizona
to Remain Territories For Awhile.

Washington, May 28.-The senate
committee on territories today decided,
by a formal vote, against fixing any
time for the consideration Of the omni-
bus statehood bill. providing for the
admission of Oklahoma, New Mexico
and Arizona. into the Union.
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MEANS DEATH
TO SILVER DOLLAR
House Debate on Subsidiary
Coinage Bill.
OPPOSED BY DEMOCRATS
HILL ACCUSED OF TRYING TO
FORM a BANKING TRUST.
OPPOSED BY DEMOCRATS

> , ? , = %4%A% AAA&A4A
= Especial to The HeraId) y
Washington. May 28.-Repre- =
> sentative Sutherland voted with y
= the Democrats today in the opDo- =
? ton to the adoption of the rule for =
= the consideration Of a bill to in y
crease subsidiary silver coinage. =
= Mr.. Sutherland believes that the =
? result of the legislation proposed =
> by the bill viii be the final retire y
2 ment of legal tender silver dollars y
? and their recoinage into subsidiary =
? silver coin representing but bullion =
= value. =
The rule for consideration of the y
= bill was adopted by practically a =
= party vote, Mr.. Sutherland being =
= the only Republican voting with =
= the Democrats. \
= = = =
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he alth and
happiness.
How IuCOu-
ceivably great
is the parents
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family of Judge Zane, left Friday
evening for their home in Chicago.
e g e
Mrs Jennie Nelson OF Ogden. who
has been visiting Mrs. Banks. returned
on Wednesday to her home
Mr.. C. Z. Traver left Thursday
morning for Butte, where he viii be
Joined later BY Mrs. Trayer.
DR.. and Mrs. Wright and Mrs Mar
tina GroO, who is their guest. left Fri
day for a trip TO California.
Mrs. George A. Snow and Mrs. u.
l.. Jones spent the early part of the
week in Boise visiting friends.
Mrs. W. A. Middleton viii leave this
morning for the east on a visit. Mr.
Middleton viii follow in a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Dale viii leave
early i'm the week for the coast, where
Mrs. Dale viii remain for some months.
Major William II. Bird returned from
Denver yesterday morning, after an
absence of ten days on railroad legal
business.
Mr.. Philip NcGresor and his little
daughter went east Friday morning.
They viii go abroad early i'm the COM
ing month.
Mr.. and Mrs. jay r. Harris have
taken the Sinclair home on Second
East street. where they wiz be at home
I'm the future.
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OGDEN.

Mrs Fannie II. SeltZ ana son Charles.
who have been visiting Ml:. Seitz's sis
ter. Mrs. +. A. LttIIeheld, for the past
three months, returned home 60 Reno
New, Wednesday
Mrs. Ann Robins of 1920 Jefferson
avenue is visiting her daughter Mrs.
+. [. DankoWske, Of Butte, Mont
c.. ". Rankin came mp from Salt
Lake yesterday and is the guest of his
brother. a, w. Rankin, today
The High school gives, another dance
Friday evening next
Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Fox of Topeka.
Kan. were in ogden a few days last
week, the guests of Mr. and Ms. II. f.
Horton.
Henry Linderman of Rock Springs
WyO-. is in Ogden visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Z. f. Nelson of Roches-
ter. y. Y, are ogden guests for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Post. who have
for the past three years been i'm Ne
braska. have returned to ogden 10
make it their future home.
s. &. %
Mr.. T. J. CannoS returned Friday to
Washington. D. G., after a stay of ten
days in ogden.
Mrs Z. *. Crawford and Mrs.
Blanche Whitman of Soda Springs are
visiting in ogden.
-
The Second Ward association gives
dance Monday night.
% o. .
Mrs. J. a. Taller, who has been quite
i'll, is reported better.
@ o. q
There will be a matinee and an even
ing dance Monday at Dignan's acad-
envy.
8 . o
Wednesday evening, at their home,
ga Twenty-foUrth street, Mr. and Mrs.
Farley T. Wright celebrated their
crystal wedding anniversary. The
rooms were tastefUlly decorated with
palms and cut flowers. The guests
were received by Mrs. Dan Hamer AMI
Miss O'Halgree. sisters of Mrs. Wright
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Birthday Dinner.

The 10Th birthday of Mrs. Harriet
Gasnks was celebrated by her children
I'm a IA st delightful manner, both for
the honofed mother and for a number
of her oldest and dearest friends. The
affair was at the home OF Mrs. Hyde
and was arranged by her, Mrs. Felt
and Mrs. Sears, the daughters of Mrs.
Hanks. The house was profusely and
beautifully decorated, the table dec
oraUons of yellow dafOdils and red
carnations being especially pretty At
the conclusion of the dinner a guess
ing contest was enjoyed, in which Mrs
Spencer, Mrs. Rossiter and Mrs May
Hanks Of Logan cut for the prize,
which was won by Mrs. Hanks. The
prize Was a handsome photograph Of
the guest of honor. The friends who
were invited 10 meet Mrs. Hanks were
Mrs. Decker, Mrs. Alice Pitt, Mrs
Aleck Curtis MIS- P T Farnsworth
Mrs. j. D. Spencer, Mrs. ROssiter. Mrs,
Hanks of Logan. Mrs. c. D. Hanks
Mrs. Felt. Mrs. Thomas Carter. Mrs
Evelyn Davis, Mrs. Joseph Hyde, Mrs.
NJ. l. Cummings, Mrs. H. CHRISTOPHER
son, Miss Kate Pitt and Miss NJ o.
Gray.
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Informal Pe-eDtion.

a pleasant event i'm honor ot the
military visitors TO the post was The
informal al home of Mrs. YoUns last
Monday evening. The hospitality Of
the srmy was everywhere evident. and
rhe delightful iufarmaGty of army life
thoroughly enjoyed. Major ant Mrs,
Young received the visitors i'm the
drawing room and presented them TO
their guesJs-GeueTal and Mrs. Mac
Arthur. Captain and Mrs, Herman and
Captain and Mrs. Brown. In The din
ing room AIr=. Howell and Mrs. L. O..
Allen served rafTeshUeuts. Punch was
served bv Mrs. SIuTgis From S till
81 O'Clock the house was hiled with
callers and an evening of informal So
sai Intercourse was enjoyed. Among
those Who called during the evening
We're. Governor and Mrs II. VI. Wells.
'hiel Justice Miner Mrs. Mcclure.
Justice and Mrs. Bartch, General Bur
con and Colonel Smith of the g0ver-
EoTs stan, MT. and Mrs. Hoyt Sher-
man. Major DoWney. Bishop and Mrs.
leonard. General and Mrs. Penrose,
Mrs. Wallace, ar. and Mrs r. F. Hay
ward, Dr. and Mrs. Lindsay, Mrs.
boyd, Misses Sherman, Miss Salisbury.
MIS- ID. D. sJyer ur. Critchlow.
4essrs. Thompson. Wilkes and Gibson
%. the cts. Major Calin. Major Egan.
Captain and Mrs, Shauks. Captain and
s.fs Ntursis. Captain and Mrs. Cronk-
l-ts- ar-ain and Ars. Hatch. Captain
and Mrs Marvin, Captain and Mrs.
Hepburn Mrs. L. g. Alien. Lieutenant
ana Mrs. Howell. Lieutenant and Mrs.
ll.'lns1am, Lieuuenauts Barry, Peyton,
histcr C1sueman and Potts.
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Buffet Luncheon.

one nj the most delightful events of
The past week was the buffet lune haon
o.. tuesday afternoon I'm honor Of Mrs.
Macarthur. Mrs. Young of Fort Doug
las was tho hostess and about forty
I'VE guests were present during the
hours from 1 tll 8 o'clock. Mrs. Young
was assisted iu receiving by Mrs. L. c.
Allen and Mrs. HowelIs. while i'm tbe
alninS room were Miss Salisbury. Miss
sherman. Miss Laura Sherman. Mss
Nason and Miss Marie Mason. The
a.ail- rH'm with furnishings of Delft
.d- was decorated in i0nuuiIs and
"l'te carnations. A very. ENJOYABLE
afternoon Was spent. The guests from
me elly We're. Mrs, II. 81 Wells. Mrs
d, VI. Young, Mrs. Dowuey. Mrs. Sal
.s'l.E. Mrs. No, ward. Mrs. Stver.
Mrs Miller AIRS. j. r. Walker. Mrs.
- q. Walker Mrs. Sherman. Mrs. Ia
4ol.e. Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. Bancroft. Mrs.
t.74Fs-i. 1.rs. o.. f. Allen. Airs. Neil.
fs. F-oUtz. Airs. Frankeu. MRS. I'VE.
.-.s. Amy Mrs Macdonald. Mrs. Sax
u, ut, AIRS Charles Read. Mrs. Bgggs.
81, holmes. Miss CoIburne and Mss
Woodward
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Theatre PARTY.

ana Mrs. Wells gave "a
ar.g for the visiting officers
...-.E evening. The party COM
IHH members of General Mac
party. the governors stan.
- senior officers and ladies OF the
... members OF the party being.
s., ..0 and Mrs. Wells. General ar !
y arthur Major and MRS
- a.9ueI and Ms. PinFertou
sHt Mrs. Canno1. Navor and
.. -..HHsau. Mr. aud Mrs. HAM
,..- '-7-Jin and Mrs. karnau. Can
Nh - Mrs Stvrsis, CAPTAIN and
- ...aHNr Captain and Mrs. Brown.
.a-ole- ana Mrs. holmes Colo1sI ,- -
80. Ferry Airs. r. w. YsUnr Ms
n.y.. --e- Mrs Spencer. Major CaIiT
,--se Miner. General C.. s. Burton col
- p. n. smith, Captain Critcblow.
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! Mrs. Charles Clark and Mr.. Richard
Clark of New Castle. Pa; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Margetts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorin Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hewlett, Mr.. and Mrs. ". II, Steven
son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Stewart Mr..
and Mrs, Y. X. Compson. Mr.. and Mrs.
!. j. DOftiemyTe, Miss Eva Lloyd and
Miss Jessalyn Pugh.
{: . o
pleasant surprise party was given
I in honor of Miss Ellen Darlington at
her home, So South Third East street
on Friday evening. Games and music
We're the features of the evening. after
I which dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were the Misses
Daisy Vincent, Della Burns. Carrie
Vincent, Claire Williams. Ellen Tib-
belts, Ruby Camel. Rachel Chapman,
Ruby Lyons, Elsie Lyons, Carrie Platter,
Winnie Evans, Emmie Darlington;
Messrs. Harry Arnold. George Midgley.
Ernest Evans, Frank QUist Harold
Reynolds, Charlie Erickson. Clifford
/ Young, GobaTt Alfred, OrsOn Wiley
Clifford johnson.
Some of the friends of Miss Naomi
Pearl Kimball gave Der a very pleas
ant surprise on Tuesday evening at
her parents home. 416 Third street
About fifty were present The evening
was spent in music songs. games, etc.
Later in the evening dainty refresh
ments We're served. Among those pres
ent were. Misses Marjorie Ivie. Juliet
Crismon, RhOda Young, Nina Rodgers,
Geneve Horlicks, Olive Pike, ROuena
Booth, Annetta Salmon, Annie and Isa
Hunter, Mary Oswald, Louise and Fan
ME Taylor, Kathie and Bessie Naisbett,
Clara Midgely, Ethel and Pearl Kim
ball: Messrs Lisle Smith. Morrill, Farr.
Claude and Stanley Simmons, Dean
Daynes, Blair and Earle Richardson,
Harold Young, Dean WoOlley, Fay
morrison, George Isom, Emmett Olson.
9, - .
FOresters of America. Court Robin
Hood No. 4, gave a social entertain
ment at their hall, 62Ie Richards street.
last Monday evening that was largely
attended by the members of Salt Lake
court No. and members of court No.
f. The entertainment consisted Of sew
eral classic musical selections on the
piano by Brother Mellinger of court
No. ] and songs by Brothers Potts Ray
and Hay of court No. f. STORY telling
was also q feature of the evening.
Brother Mallaird was admitted to
membership in Court Of Robin Hood
No. 4 through transfer card from a
Denver court. Brother Mallaird pro-
vided refreshments. The evening was
highly enjoyed by all present and it is
desired that others of a similar kind
may follow.
o 8 o
Nina Rogers delightfully."- entertained
some forty of her friends on Friday
evening at a dancing party. The color
effect was prettily carried out in green.
Panch was served during the evening
and at a late hour dainty refreshments
were served. Among the invited guests
We're: The Misses Geneva Horlick. Ada
West, Leah Hill, Kitty Sheed, Grace
Radcliffe. Margery Mulvey. Bee Cheese
man, Madge Lanius, Jude Crismon, Ev-
elyn Metcalf, Pearl Kimball. RhOda
Young. Laura Bunting, Mary Smedley,
Margaret Walker. Glare Kelley: Messrs.
Ernest Burton. George Butler. Harold
OrlOb. Leslie Spence. Chris Trip, Ellis
Black. VIII Davis. Harold Bird. Dean
Daynes Erie Richardson, Stanley Sim
mons.
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Witcber Wedding.

one OF the happy events of the GEEK
was the wedding of Miss Faralee PITTS
10 Mr- Arthur B. Witcher. which took
place last Wednesday evening at he
home of the brides mother. Mrs. IsaDeI
NJ. Pitts. on South Main street The
house was beautifully decorated nv
Hud1art Tor tn occasion. the parlor
being in white and green. with one IN
mense jar o. American Beauties before
me mirror. I'm the dining room. which
was entirely in pink. was spread the
wedding feast. and here. surrounded Inv
q few intimate friends. the Young peo-
pie sat when the ceremony was ended.
under canopy of Oriental draperies.
The ceremony took place at s o'clock.
and was performed by the Rev. 7. I.
Ainrittan- The bride was attended by
Miss lillian BUrnham. and the best
man was Mr. Bert Walker, The b-ide
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guest for some time of DR.. and Mrs.
Hosmer.
o
Mrs. Kazebee Of Cheyenne is visiting
Mrs l. L. Downing.
Mrs. W. H. King viii leave shortly
for a trip 10 the coast.
6: . 9
Mrs. Miner viii return shortly from
her trip 10 California.
Dir. George B. Chandler Of Chicago
IS visiting in the city.
9 @ =
Mrs. George L. Savage has returned
from a visit TO Denver.
Mr.. w. II. Dinsmore has gone east
on three weeks trip
Mrs. r. 3. Daynes is settled in her
new home az So F street.
Mrs. Charles Rooklidge has returned
from short visit TO Mercur.
s: .
Mrs. Denton B. Macintosh is at
hcme Tuesdays at 1873 A street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scion SpirO leave
shortly for a trip to the east.
s. 4. g
Dr. Giesy returned from a vacation
spent in California on Tuesday.
Colonel Edwin F. Holmes returned
Tuesday evening from Chicago.
Mrs. W q. Lamb returned to her
home in Park City last sunday
Mr.. and Mrs NJ Warmbath have re-
turned from q visit TO California.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. McGurrin left
Wednesday morning for the coast.
MI and Mrs. LelNitz have been Wis
iting in town during the past week.
Mrs. John Felt is pleasantly situated
in her new home, "a East Capitol Hill.
Miss Minnie GunEeH Of Evanston,
Wyo., is in the city, the guest of Mrs.
Ryckman.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Park have gone TO
Glpont. Utah. where they viii remain
several weeks.
Mrs William Jennings is settled in
her new home on the corner Of Second
and 3 streets.
Mrs. E. J. Yard left Friday for Den
yer, where she viii remain a few weeks
with Mr.. Yard.
Mr.. Irwin and Mr.. Fred Minis Of
Muskegon. Mich, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. McMahon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ross of ogden
spent a part Of the week in the city
visiting friends.
Mr.. Arthur Shepherd left Boston Fri
day morning for home and viii be here
early IN the week
Mr.. :. F. Kendall. who has been
here to spend the winter. left Friday
evening for the east.
Mr. L. F. Coodhart, who has been
spending some time on the coast, has
returned to the city.
Mrs. L. c. Miller returned yesterday
from California, after a sojourn of five
weeks among the roses.
Mrs. Lulu 5. Mayne leaves early in
the week for the east, whence she viii
sail shortly for Germany.
- . .
Mrs +. z. SheDard left last even
ing for PocatelIo. where she will speak
before the Sunday school.
. 4. q
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Zane, who
have been visiting in the city with the
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Mrs. D. o. Miner entertained at a
pleasant card party on Thursday aft
ernOon at which the game played was
sixty three. Red carnations and ferns
We're used effectively in the decoration
OF the house, which presented an ar
t'stic picture. The prize winners were
Mr. samuel Robbins and Mrs. James
McAllisteT. Those present were. Mes
danes Emily Chase. Empey, Jennie
-illl, A. E. Hyde, John Sears, A. H
Ensign, Frank Hy;ie. VIVA Bull. Laura
Chase, J. Y. Ferguson. j. r. Young. c.
\ Hyde, A. Welcher W. H. Mcintyre.
Dunyo1, Frank Cook John Macdonald,
"a Eenton, Jane NcAllister, Sam Rob
BINS RE Dix, Merrill, Z. A. Burton
John Pike. G.. II, Blowniee. A. D.
Greason. Johnston, Misses Dix. Stella
Dix. Jessie Young, Ethel Stuart. Net
Tie Stuart. Sarah Jarman, Mcintyre.
Amy Pike
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At Sunnar

Mt and Mrs James ". NELL enter
tanned al a most enjoyable theatre par
~ thursday evening in honor OF Mr..
James NeIu and his charming wife,
VINO rs known TO the stage as Edith
chapman After the performance the
party repaired TO the rooms OF Mr.. and
Ms. Nell where moss delicious
Dutc2 supper was enjoyed. The guests
MeIe, Ar Nelll, Miss Edith Chapman.
Mss Iary Elizabeth Forbes. Miss
w. Neil.
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EuChre Party

Mrs. Fred Scharff was the hostess
on Tuesday afternoon at a most eniov-
able euchre party. The decora tions
wore a springlike air. the dainty mink
and waite being combined with the
AIRY ironds of asparagus plumosa
FROM the chandeliers festOons of the
green were seen. and streamers of it
decorated the mantels. The guests
we're seated twelve tables and the
winners of the prizes were Mrs. Fc-
cles and Mrs. Brink.
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Dinner Id the Knntsford

Thursday evening a party of gentle
men were entertained at dinner at the
hnutsford by the Earl of FingaI. who
has been in the city on business for
some time past. The dinner was fol-
lowed by box party at the play. The
guests OF the affair were. Colonel L G.
{. De8urSe, Captain +. B. Drage. both
of the English army, General Charles
Burton. Harold Sessions, Major W.
Aoung, commander Of Fort Douglas.
and j. HEREFORD.
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taius Shanks, Sturgis, Hatch and
Cronkhite; Lieutenant Peyton, L. s.
a, General PenrOse. L. :. A. retired.
Generals Burton and Cannon; Colonies
PinkertOn, Smith. Ferry: Captain
CritchloW, n. c.. T., Mayor Thompson.
Judges Miner. BaEtCh and Baskin.
Messrs. J. T. Hammond. ". H Ban
croft Tingey, Dixon, Pyper. Nelson
and NeIden
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Recital.

Mrs Graham F. Putnam gave a re-
oital last Monday evening for her
piano pupils. which was greatly, ON
joyed By an who were there Afrs
Jack Keith assisted Mrs. Putnam, si,--
ing the two songs which Mrs Put,.,7n
has recently composed. "Fairvland I MI
laby' and ships That Pass i'm tra
Night The pupils who took part in
the evenings entertainment were the
Misses Edith GOdbe. Tessie Godba. Al
Nerda Martin and Lamson.. and A5as-
iers Harold Browne, John Putnam and
Harold Lamh.
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For Rabbi REYNOLDS.

Mrs. Jacob MOritz was the hostess
at very delightful dinner Wednesday
evening in honor of Rabbi Louis Rey-
n0ids and his bride. The table decora-
lions and place cards were i'm red.
broad ribbons of red satin dividing the
sides and extending from a handsome
centerpiece OF deep red carnations
Caudeiabra. shaded IN red, completed
the color scheme. Besides the guests of
honor. those at the table were Mrs.
Strauss and daughter of New York.
and Mr. and Mrs. Lehman.
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Davis-sbepherd wedding:

Another event Of interest in matri-
monial circles was the marriage On
Wednesday. in the temple. of Miss Mil
lie r. Davis to MT lie Roy Shepherd
Mrs. Shepherd is we'll known in tGe
city schools as a teacher, and Mr. Shop
herd belongs TO one Of the pioneer fam
Lies of the state.