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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-02
PROVO


Mrs. Jacob Evans entertained on
Monday afternoon i'm honor of Mrs.
Hunter of American Fork. Luncheon
was served. The guests were Mrs. j.
D. Houtz Mrs. Maroni Paxman. Mrs
Jesse J. knight. Mrs. stephen L. Chip.
man, Mrs James Chapman Of American
Fork and Mrs. Hunter.
Mrs. Ellen Jakemau is visiting with
friends in Sanpete county for a few
days She viii return the latter part
of the week.
Mrs. S. SchwaD and Mrs. Scarf en-
gineered a very successful surprise
party on Mr.. and Mrs. George Haver-
camp on Monday evening last. The
event was in honor of their tenth an
niversary, and the guests made known
their arrival by blowing tin horns i'm
very inharmOniOus but efectuaI
manner When the hall door was
opened the guests Of honor stood mute
and motiOnless, while the guests fled
IN, laden with lunch baskets, tin we'd
DING presents and expressing their con-
gratulations for the congeuial pair. The
evening was highly successful in ev-
cry way. The guests were Messrs and
Mesdames Alec HedqUist, sam Schwab.
II. i. Irvine, Leon Rachman. II. il.
Thurman. w. y. Scarf, Phil Speckar9
Grant BagIey, Mrs. Berry, Mrs. 10. i.
Moore Miss lillian Gates, Miss Mir
lam Nelke, Miss Pauline Moore. Mr..
Ben SchWab, Mr.. Bowers, Mr.. Roy
lance and Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Wood
house.
Frank D. Strong and D. J. Slung Of
Alpine were visiting in Provo this
week.
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Apostle Lyman and Sylvester @.
Cannon are now travelling in the Holy
Land Mrs. Lyman will remain in L.iv-
eIDOol while they are away.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. BuckIer and son
Douglas, VIII take an extensive Eu-
roDean tour. They expect 20 leave GA
March 4, and viii remain from three to
four months.
Mrs. W. Homer entertained a large
number Of her friends in honor Of her
birthday on Tuesday last. A sump-
tuous feast was spread. Among the
guests We're Mrs. Eph Homer. Mrs ~
w Conover, Mrs Nina Cluf. Mrs.
Artie EggertsOn, Mrs. Mile Hardy.
Mrs. J. NJ. Jensen, Mrs. Barbara Hoov-
err Mrs. ". X. FsrTer, Mrs. TiIIie
Homer, Mrs. Mary J. Vincent and
Mrs. J. Buckley.
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The marriage OF Mr.. benjamin Wride
and Miss Sarah JeppeTsOn was solemn
lied in the Salt Lake temple on We'd
nesday last. In the evening a recep-
ton was rendered the bride and groom
at the residence of Bishop Evan Wride
the grOom's father
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The wedding OF ar. Louis A. Stewart
and Miss Hannah Peterson took place
at the residence Of 1TT- and Mrs A.
on Wednesday last Bishop
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shelton. at their home on Mcclellan

shelton. at their home on Mcclellan
avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Crisrnon are at
home at 155 Dunbar avenue.
Mrs. ". G. Lamb Of Park City is a
guest at the Amelia palace.
Mr.. Fred Dern returned last Sunday
from the Deep Creek country.
Miss Minnie KieseI Of ogden is the
guest of Miss Margaret Park.
Mrs. J. J. DAILY leaves early in the
week for a trip to California.
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Major and Mrs. George F. Downey
left Friday afternoon for Denver
Miss Gertrude Richards is visiting
friends in Denver for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. \ Mccormick left
yesterday afternoon for California.
Miss Harley of Lincoln. Neb.. is the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. f. j. Gustin.
The Misses Alton and Jasmine Young
LETT tuesday for a trip 10 Chicago.
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Miss Winnie WeIby returned early in
the week from a short trip to Eureka.
Mrs. r. G.. Wilson returned Monday
evening from visit 10 San Francisco.
Lieutenant Peyton made a trip to
ogden Wednesday, returning Thursday
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Mrs. F. S. Hadra and children are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cohn.
Mr.. F. 7. Oswald returned during the
week from short trip to Caldwell
Mrs. II. F. Buttner Of Idaho Falls
has been spending the past week in the
city.
Mrs. w. c. Squires and the Misses
Sduires are at home at 254 Canyon
road.
Miss Amy Pike returned Wednesday
from weeks visit with friends in
Provo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H $. Joseph have re-
turned from a visit of some months in
New York
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Afford expect to
leave the city to make their home in
Park City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Seckels have
moved from 81 Canyon road to 566
First street.
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Mrs. G. ". Frazier Of Woodruff is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Graham.
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Mrs. I. c. Karrick and children ex-
pect to leave soon for a trip TO south
ern California.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Daynes returned
yesterday morning from a short visit
in Brigham City.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. T Harris are at the /
Amelia palace, the guests of Colonel
and Mrs. Holmes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. Y. Rice left Tues I
day for a trip through southern Cali /
fornia and Mexico.
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Mrs. w. G. Carleton of Hilliard.
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wyo., is in the city visiting with rel.
atives and friends.
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Mrs. Frank Ross has returned from
a visit TO Denver, where she was the
guest Of Mrs. Spencer.
The Misses Vera Hardy, Ada Dusan-
berry and Cora Dusenberry are visit
ing Miss Emily Whitney
Miss Eta Powers and Miss Noffett
are spending a few days with Mrs
John T. Hurst in ogden.
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Miss Neva Pratt eft Wednesday fo,
a trip to ogden, where she Will he tbr
guest of Mrs. j. B. Stone.
Miss Emma Wright of Ogden will
spend the coming week in the citv the
guest of Mrs. J. +. Grant
Miss AIargie simons. who has been
visiting in Waco, Tex, for some time.
is expected home shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. De Wolfe have
returned to Beaver after a pleasant
visit with Salt Lake friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Haywood have left
the Wey hotel and are keeping house
at 200 West Second South street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Weeter and chill
dren of POcatello viii be i'm the civ
shortly for a visit with their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Nelson of Pc
oria. Ills, are the guests Of Mrs. Neil
sons brother, Mr.. r. E. McConaughy.
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Mr. and Mrs. II. c. BrownIee have
moved from 46S Second street to their
new home at zz7 Eleventh East street.
mr.. George a. Snow left Thursday
evening for Chicago. Mr.. Snow viii be
joined by his family later in the sea
son.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ernest K. EIdredge of
Portland, Ore, who have been visiting
in the city, left last evening for their
home.
Mrs. W. H Dunn of Bingham, who
has been visiting with Mrs J.. w.
Center, returned to her home on We'd
nesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Stoner left
for their home in Pocatello Tuesday
evening after spending a week with
Miss Stoner.
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Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. Miller will move
to their new home tomorrow at the
corner Of Seventh East and Second
South streets.
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Mrs. A. P. Reid of Provo returned
Friday morning TO her home. after Wis
iting for the past week with Rev. and
Mrs. D. D. Wallace.
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Mrs. Frank Jungk is expecting her
mother and sister. Mrs. Fabian and
Mrs. James Morrow Of Liverpool. for
an extended visit here
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Mrs. John Marshall. accompanied by
her daughters, win leave Santa Monf-
ca shortly and visit with the Kirkpat-
ricks IN San Francisco.
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DR.. and Mrs. a. Z. Rykert will ar
rive shortly in the city, and viii visit
friends for a short time before continu-
ing their trip 10 the coast.
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Miss Nellie Walker, who has been
in Butte for the past few
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Chudren's PARTY.

e, ..-- %. The pretuest OF childreu's par
~ vas that giver yesterday after
.,... 't Master Paul King. Atout sixty
r-..... A were made happv during the
-.--- hours of the afternoon at a
go -aatiHs party, The large double
49, We're thrown together and pre-
800 t'i dancing. while IN the dining
,.t... vas spread q buffet taoIe from
.al.a refreshnpnts yyara $50 -
2a. Punch was served BY Mrs. NJ
-. and Airs. Hoffman and Nr
i-- a alcBride assisted in entertain
~ pug hItle people, The palIorS and
---.- eal dining rOom were ds,orste5
-s-, -eS-oonS OF smilax with masses ~
M n ail Eh ice carnations. In the 5fr-
r-bi-- ,Ae table was decorated In
y, II, color beng seer in tha ebsEss =, o.,
81 ... ,-l Ei-Ss candeIaora. In sn ir v-se
g very Pleasant event.
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Coming and Going.

Mrs J. c. Hooper has returned from
California
. . .
TO the coast.
Mrs J; C. Mcchrystal came in from
Eureka last Monday.
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Miss Marion Rooklidge.
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Mrs. C. P OverheId has returned
from a trip 20 Colorado.
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M y A King was in the CITY ves-
terday on a business trim.
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AIRS. Elsie Paul Davis viii leave tn
day Tor trip 10 the east.
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Mrs J @. O'MeIveny Of Poeate1lo Is
In the city visiting friends.
Mrs R.-Cy shelton is visiting her
son and daughter. aIr. and Mrs. viii
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Aftarncon Partv-

A delightful reception was held at
the home OF Mrs. w. Francis in honor
of her Goth birthday Tuesday Her
daughter, Mrs. ~ Kelly, assisted in
receiving the guests The rooms were
handsomely decorated in red, carna-
tons being used profuse1y. The guests
were: Mrs. Nilate Romney. Mrs. a.
Watson, Mrs. Barrett. Mrs. Bathsheba
Smith. Mrs. Cornell, Mrs. NJ. Romney.
Mrs. NJ. L. Norris. Mrs. WOodmansee.
Mrs. McMurrin, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs.
r. Campbell, Mrs Andrew Brixen, Mrs.
Brigham Young, the Misses Annie, Ag-
gle and Joan Campbell. Miss Nellie
Grant of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb
Z. Pye, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wallace,
ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kelly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hull, Mr.. and Mrs. Syl-
vester d. Bradford, Mr.. WoOdmansee,
Mr. Nose Taylor.
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Social Briefs.

Mrs. William Reid gave a luncheon
/ on Tuesday.
Mrs. Paad Davis entertained at cards
/ last Friday evening.
/ Mss ParaIee Pitts entertained the
/ card club last night.
] Mrs. =. w Sloan entertained at
/ cards Wednesday evening.
The Euchre club viii meet next Tues
! day with Miss Marie Luce.
( MIS-. z. f. Wood entertained the FRI
/ day Afternoon club at her home.
The Sewing club met Monday even
I ing with Miss Margaret Liggan.
Mrs Hyde Dale entertained the
Euehre club last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ". W Ritter entertained a stall
party at the Theatre Wednesday even
ing.
The Misses Kelley will entertain the
members of the Sewing clue tomorrow
night
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The kensingt0n club met this week
with Mrs. Austin WI they, Friday aft
The leather wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs
e. G.. Callahan was celebrated last
evening.
Captain and Mrs. Shanks Of Fort
Douglas entertained at dinner Tuesday
evening
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Captain and Mrs. Shauks entertained
al dinner at the post last Tuesday
evening
Mrs Edwin F. Holmes entertained a
box party at the Theatre Thursday
evening.
The Billie club VIII give dance next
Wednesday az the Ladies' Literary
club rooms
4irs. Marley entertained the Ladies'
Aid society IF the Christian church
iast Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Airs. r. W. Sloan entertained
informally at chahng dish supper
last Wednesday evening
Mrs Arthur Brown entertained at an
INFORMAL musicale last Thursday even
ing tor Ar H4rcld Eldredge.
ne Misses Shearman entertained in
formally az dinner "Wednesday evening
"a hoaor Of Major and Mrs. George r.
DoWneS.
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Ms. Callahan win entertain the
Utopia club next Wednesday afternoon
az the home ot Mrs. La Forge. on
First south street
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Mrs Charles o. Whittemore enter
Jained at a most delightful dinner Iasr
Monday in honor Of her mothers sew
enJy-ffth birthday.
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Mss Ecfihae Wells entertained the
card club Of which she Is q member
THURSDAY eveuing, at her home on
Eighth East street.
5r ard Mrs. T. Hepburn gave an
informal ianeheen Tuesday Ior the
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Walker enter
ta.Eed al a very Informal card party
Wednesday evening in honor of Nrs.
Boggs of Pittsburg. After a few games
al cards the evening was spent in cor
TeTsati0n and music. The guests were
Mrs. H/ggs, Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Rab-
cock Mr. ant Mrs. .. +. Howard.
Judge and Mrs Powers. Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. :. Murray Mrs. Macdonald. Mrs.
Baxter. Mrs. Mcclure, Judge Miner.
Mr.. Max Smith. Nj. Viii Lawrence
and Nr. Wicls.
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The Alta club was the scene Tues
DAY evening of a most enjoyable dinner
party. az which Mr.. George A. Snow
was tne host, and a number of his
friends and business associates were
the guests. The table decorations were
most unique, the centerpiece being in
the form of "a large wagon wheel with
sp0lles OF American Beauty roses. and
intervening spaces hled with ferns and
carnations. The outer rim was of car
nations while the hub was of the deep
roses also. Seven courses were served
in the dinner, and an evening of
Speechmaking and merrimeHt was
spent The guests were Heber NJ.
Wells. Mr. ". s. Mccormick. Mr.. Josiah
Barnett, Mr.. George r. Odell Mr..
James r. Clinton, Mr.. ID. G.. Dunbar,
Mr. James II. MOyle, Mr.. Frank B.
Stephens Mir. Benner y. Smith, Mr.
J. NJ Schwalm, Mr. John L. Meakin,
Mr., Charles $. Burton, Mr. Glenn
Schramm, Mr.. George NJ. Cannon, Mr..
William II. King. Mr.. Charles n. Strev-
Ell. Mr.. 5. Y. Derrah Mr.. J. A Reeves,
Mr. James H. Paterson Of Chicago,
Colonel ~ tt. HechJ of San Francisco,
Nr. Louis Hecht of Boston.
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Sixtv-three PARTY

one Of the delightful events of the
week was the SiXty-three party given
lllaF evening by Miss Winifred
N'oamansee and Miss Maud Paul of
S9' Lincoln avenue The guests were.
,leSsrs- and Mesdames Keller. Forbes.
L-taloefWuod, Pl osser. Horne and
~ 2. anton, Misses Grace Snyder. Maud
D-ai', Mary McFadden. Anna Wade.
luna Harher Anna Bastiau. Clara
ROPER. Ethel Woodmausee, Messrs.
w, w -'-5-e, AmeS, Martin. Gibbs. May.
N--t--s, Fred and Francis Woodmau-
EFizeS were won by Mrs. Horne.
MISS haSLlan and Mr.. Eeeler.
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At Luncheon.

One If the most delightful affairs of
the past week was the luncheon giveR
on Wednesday rs Mrs. Edwin r.
holmes The event included twelve
r,-7ts. The red dining room was used,
ana the table decorations were in har-
m0ny with the furnishings. In che cen
ter Of the large circUlar table high
vase filed with red ard white rarna-
tons was placed. while at either side
were candelabra shaded in red. Masses
of green ferns and exquisite drawnworlz
completed the table accessories The
place cards were In white and gold
with the words Amelia Palace" en-
cravei on each.
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At Dinner

Mrs. Mcclure entertained at a de-
'ishtful dinner party last evening
Covers were laid for twelve guests and
most effective table decorations Of red
were used. Large candelabra holding
red candles and shaded in red graced
the table, while an exquisite center
piece of red carnations completed the
dec0ra tions
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Reeanticn

b-- 4iSS5S Aggie and Annie rsmp-
tbsits say most enjoyable receptiOn ar
f1--- -.G home Friday evening in
irt-sL vi ar ar ana Mrs. Denton Is. AIsck-
de-. ne parioEs were beautifullv
c--,-. - lof the AFFAIR, the i-evaHfnr
rsrr,- ing pink and white. Banks III
ana e-.--- te arranged Tor a backgrouDs
nations --s 'neSe pink and white car
the si-i-..[- -sed most effectively. In
pink --- room large Centerpiece Of
sh1E4- ions IONS and roses met a
chgn5sIs-- tu9l or the same from the
ssei-..s extended ropes of smiIav -Tl,,--
rres.-'s III receiving were. besides ~,
% honor. Miss Jane KFa,.l-i--...-l'
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Birthday T.1nnhaan

AIRS. Henry W. Lawrence was the
hostess al q charming luncheon given
thursday. The ATTAIN was a birthday
luncheon and was enjoyed by the fol
lowing suesrs; Mesdames zane. Witch-
or. John Sharp. ir-. Hunt. Ferry. Miles.
Woodward. StanChheId. lie Grand
loIng. }. II. Young and DR.. Luel.q
Miles
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News matter for the society de- ,
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must be handed in TO the society =
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TWO weeks of the season Of rest and
ren.teucs have passed. over US,
and the gay world of Salt Lake
society seems TO be taking advantage
of the period in n way never before
witnessed. But whether the time is
b-Ire spent ir religious meditation or
I'm the manufacture of the summer
SHIFT waists with which to adorn the
maideus and NATIONS who VIII again
be- mingiug amid the pomps and vani-
ties of the world, is not known. The
social life of the ciry is having an
unusual rest, and no events OF any
prominence are planned To take place
before the Easter gayeties, of which
there are already signs. a few parties
win De- held for the younger set, the
chief among them being the Red and
dance, which occurs next Friday
evening
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weeks. VIII return shortly. accompa-
MED by Mrs. Walter Lewis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Bachman Of
Provo returned to their home on Fri
day last, after spending a day or two
with the family of Judge Miner.
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Mr.. Harold Eldredge left yesterday
for New York. He viii visit in Gotham
for few days before sailing on the
Grown Prince on March for Germany.
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Dinner

MAJOR and Airs. George VI. Dlvncv
.... 81 med "a few friends at a dinner
-a>- tuesday evening in honor oil their
=, ana daughter, Najo. and Mrs
,.-. 81 DoUney- prior 60 theii Ie-
'a.t Tor Denver The guests sre-e
- h.aah and Miss VIM of ST. LOUIS.
'--- t.-.'g6. Mr.. Heintz and Mr.. Xt-fclls-
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Mrs Miner Mcclure was the hostess
at a charming luncheon last Tuesday.
The dainty cOlOTS of white and green
were tastefully carried out in the table
decorations and place cards. Covers
were laid for eight guests, and a de-
lightful afternoon enjoyed.
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Marriage Licenses

William L. Langenbacher. Salt Lake. %
Luella Smith. South Cottonwood .......1 u
RaWland Madsen. Mt. Pleasant. -
Iaud Cox, Lebi .......-.-.....-..........90
William " Sheppard. Provo ............22
ESsie Fitzgerald, Provo ................l7
William Price. Jr-, West Jordan ..-.....2S
Fannie Z. Cooley. West JOrdan...-..--22
Simon HenieCke. Salt Lake ................s5
Katie Eberhardt. salt Lake............25
Charles i. MurTi, Wilford Ida..........23
Ellen L. Johnson Milford Ida........1S
John A. Allen, knightville ................90
Cora c., Lewis. PaySOn --.-.-.-.......-25
Milburn ,. Poole Menan Ida.---..--.-..c1
Della clark. Menan. Ida-..............2 .
Anton J. Sorenson. Milford ..............4
Mariuda Bennett, Meadow ............1g
Oscar !. Reese, Salt Lake...,.,.,........ q
Olivia NJ. Soren. Salem .-.........-.....19
James Connyers, Mil Creek ..............26
Stina Jensen, Salt Lake ...........,....24
James r. Ross, Wells, Nev..............-.S
Ida J. Petty. Wells. NeV................59
George G. Smith, Logan. .
Emily FaTnes, Salt Lake,....,--....----2S
Milo Andrus, Murray -----.--..-------..-..-2 .
Elizabeth NJ. Eldredge, East Mil
creek ---<---..-------.. .----.--.-- --------S
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Dutch Supper

DR.. ar Mrs. Hepburn of Fort Doug
las enteTtaj the bachelor officers OF
the post 2" Dutch supper last night.
The tab tecoI 1tions were in keeping
with the Dutch menu and caused much
merriment. The guests We're Lieutel-
ants Peyton, Potts, Castleman, Berry,
Plat and Kistler.
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Mrs Brixen ana Miss Joan Campbell.
In the dining room were Mrs r. s.
Campbell and Miss Edwards Punch
was served in The hall by Miss Annie
bOWring.
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Mrs Charles 0. Whittemore enter
Jained at a most delightful dinner lasr
Monday in honor OF her mothers ssv-
enty-Efth birthday
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MISS Mary Russell was pleasantly
surprised by a number OF friends on
flcay evening. Games and music
were enjoyed, after WhIJis 2 delicious
supper was served Those present were
misses Mary Russell. Hazel and
- a Barker. Annie Taylor. jamie
leusseit, Laura and Ellie era bfraa
emile GretheT, Ella Russell. Iva Han
IiSoh. NAY Reddingt0n. Mrs. A. \
: reslsselt. Aessrs. arthur TayIer. Frank
f'oi1r buft ChUgg. Calvin Barker. Carl
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Hiss Euinae Wells entartsina5. the
card club Of which she is = n1en,bs-
Thursday evening, az be~ homa IN
Eighth East street.
r AID Mrs. t. Hepburn gave an
informal ianeheeu Tuesday Ton the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-03-02

MIS-. Callahan viii entertain the
Utopia club next Wednesday afternoon
az the home o. Mrs La Forge. on
First South street.
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Mrs. Jacob Evans entertained on
Monday afternoon i'm honor of Mrs.
Hunter of American Fork. Luncheon
was served. The guests were Mrs. j.
D. Houtz. Mrs. Maroni Paxman. Mrs
Jesse J. knight. Mrs. Stephen l.. Chin.
man, Mrs. James Chapman of American
Fork and Mrs. Hunter.
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Mrs. Ellen Jakemau is visiting with
friends in Sanpete county for a few
days. She viii return the latter part
of the week.
The state herald., 1902-07-04

The Sterling Democrat says that th,
republican bsssss es Logan oousty an
having trouble ever the Atwood post
efaes. The postmaster resigned and q
Atwsod merchant wanted the position
but II sssns that Phillips county nan
II to hsvs the appointment. We under.
stand that James Bryant 10 70 b ths
possmsstsr Of Atwood sad, u this h
correct. certainly the people st Atvsed
sill sst b able to pass any jsst cfiti
e,sms upon the mss whs y 10 handle ths
mail for then. Jamsa Bryant 70 oil
night ssd ~ sss sorry - lsssa that b
70 thinking ol lsav,sG our oounty. The
people Of Atveed vill and him and h,s
family quite valuable acquisition u
the business and social circles Of thsiI
town.
The state herald., 1902-07-04

Z r. Salisbury d this plscs, wss send
baessl In Bssklsnsn lest Friday night
and relieved Of o2,6o0, which be hsd on
h,s person. According 10 the story told
by Nj. Salisbury. b hsd gone 70 Bssksl
nsa % tAs morning intending To tsks
Ne. Q from there fos Omaha Ia the svsa'
ias. A. The train hs was 10 10 On vss
pulllag late town he walked up By The
water tank and from some unseen placs
% instrument struck him sn the hsAd
rendering him uscosscIoua. II being
% sus.si ths.wsy pisos, he vas NOT de
covered, but ressibsd bis mind In sbsu,
aa hour. he staggered over 10 the hstsI
end informed the shsri6 then had BIZ
Omshs ticket redeemed sud rsturpsd
home on No, 9, /rhs shsnH i' doius oil
b csu 10 clesf mp the mystry. hut &C
sss hss not made any arrss,s.-Wrs,
Rather.
The state herald., 1902-07-04
Psiss.iag the system.

Il 10 through the bowels that the beAy
u elsanssd Of impurities. Ooustipssiop
keeps these poissos 10 he system, oaus.
ing headache, dulnsss ssd msisnohslis
a first, then unsiGhtly srupt,ons and
aaally serious illnsss uslsss . remedy Ia
sppiisd. DsWittt LATHE Early Rissrs
prevent this trouble BY stimulating The
liver and promote sssy, bsslty sotleu Of
the bsvels. These little pills Do sst aot
violently bat BY strsugthspisg the bow
els enable them TO perform their own
work. Never grips O d,strsss. City
Drug Stose.