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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1903-10-02

contract to supply the Northern Paci.
fic Railway Co.. with 5000 piles dur.
ing the year 1904 and are now ready to
receive proposals. for furnishing sticks
from 26 to 80 feet in length in large
or small numbers. Address Frank
Williamson, President of the Olympia
Logging Co., Olympia, Wash.
Miss Stella Boiling. employed in
Independence district, met with an
accident while descending the Tum-
water hill, by losing control of her
wheel, whereby she was thrown vic.
lently against board fence at the
Pix place. She was severely bruised
and unconscious when relief came.
She was taken to St. Peters hospital.
In Mrs. Gretzmeir's garden at the
foot of Washington street, are straw.
berry vines in full bearing with large
berries just ripening, the second
growth of this year. Some have al.
ready matured and few days OF sun
ny weather. just as we are likely to
have will develop them in all their
spIohulo periectlOn attained ny these
berries in this State.
Messrs. Connolly & Chambers Sc.
cured the contract for supply of m eats
10 the Reform School at Chehalis, at
the late award of contracts by the
Board of Control, and the COenen.
Mentzer Co., of Tenino, will furnish a
couple carloads OF lumber for the
asylum at Steilacoom. That il all
our county has been awarded so far in
distribution of State patronage.
The funeral of Mrs. Margie Slater
was held at the residence of her sister
Mrs. j. c. Percival, Wednesday after.
noon, at 2 O'Clock, Rev. Frederick
Howard, Rector OF st. Johns church
performing the rites. Interment was
made in Masonic cemetery, and q
large concourse Of people were in at.
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HAZARD STEVENS

The doctors have concluded to ex.
tract the bullet from the wounded
rohber who murdered Patrolman
Schaurman, q few days ago. in Sc.
attic, to save his life. He will then
have to stand trial for the deed for
which he forfeited the legal right to
live.
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N. p. TRAIN SCHEDULE.

EasthOund-
No s-Arrive at 50 +. NJ; leave 10 p N.
No l0-Arrjve $50 A. NJ; leave 9.Sj A. NJ
Westhound-
No Arrive Il. 20 A. NJ; leave 1l.55 A.. NJ.
No. 9-Arrive 40 L. Nj; leave 6.i5 p. NJ
Nos and run between Portland and Seattle
Nos = and 10 run between Seattle and HOqui
I'm. Connections made with points East.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

IT, following record offcmperaturc and rain
g. Tor The week cul.Is Wednesday, sept 3Jth.
j. from "a record kelt eud kindly furnished
the STANDARD by Mr.. y. O'Connor. Voluntary
Observer Department Of Agriculture Weather
Bureau: 49,
Temp,rnture, Rain
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Subscribe for the STANDARD; only
$3.50 per year.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY, OCTOBER

on Monday evening In honor OF their
Goth wedding anniversary.
The wedding OF Miss Pauline Moore
and MIR. Herbert Bower on Wednesday
evening was one Of the prettiest OF the
season.
The First ward Mutual gave very
enjoyable and unique reception in the
social hall on Thursday evening. Great
credit Is due Mrs Margette Dusenberry
for her untiring efforts.
Mr. and Mrs Alma smoot have
moved to Heber to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Pratt of Salt
Lake will reside in Provo for the flu
ture.
Misses Meuah and Lena Bachman
are enjoying themselves I'm salt Lake
Mrs. Dotte Lewis is down from Col
ton on II visit,
The Fifth ward gave a very enjoy
able fruit festival on Friday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. u. C. Edwards Of Salt
Lake was in Provo on Wednesday,
Mrs Jacob Evans is a Salt Lake WIS.,
itor this week,
Mrs. Phil Speckart and Miss NJ. Alice
Isely are the Provo delegates to the
federation.
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for Europe on the Umbria, September
90
Miss Mary Reed is Enjoying ten
days outing In Wyoming.
w. II, Sherman has returned from
san Francisco. where he visited his son,
Farchid, who is attending the univer-
sity at Berkeley.
Mrs. George Peet and daughter, Miss
Peet, left Monday for California, after
a pleasant visit with Mr., and Mrs,
David Il. Hemphlll..
Mrs. ]. o. Reber is home from n
months visit IN California, where she
was the guest Of her mother, Mrs. f. r..
Ernest,
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Wood expects to
leave some time In November for an ex-
tended tour of Europe,
Mrs Could u Rlakely and Mrs John
Reed will leave shortly for Lincoln,
Neb., where they viii represent the To-
cal chapter of the Z, r. o. society at
the general meeting
Mrs. James Wells of Helena Is In
the city visiting her mother Mrs.
Sadler,
Mrs. whitney and her sister, Miss
Antonette Durand, of Pennsylvania,
are in the city viisitlns. friends
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Schiller have
moved into their new home at 800
south sixth East street
Mrs, Joseph Young has returned from
Idaho. where she has been visiting
friends.
Miss Minnie Wingate has just re.
turned from a six weeks visit with
friends In Boise, Idaho
Mrs H. l. Belden Of Omaha Is spend-
ing a few days In Salt Lake, and is a
guest at Ford's hotel.
Miss Cheeseman left this week for ST
Louis, to resume her studies at Month
cello.
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth c. Park viii
leave early next week for San Jose.
Call where they win make their home
Mrs. Albert Eugene Rowe Of Butte.
Mont b. visiting I'm the city, the guest
Of Mrs. William Schonert.
Mrs. a. Mcdonald, who has been vis-
ting I'm Sallda for the past two months,
has returned home,
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LOGAN SOCIAL NEWS

Logan, oct. 2.--Dr and Mrs. w. Y.
Croxall returned from the coast sun
day evening, where they spent the past
few weeks. They visited many points
In Oregon and California, and report a
most enjoyable trip,
Miss Annie Eliason has returned from
a very pleasant trip TO California,
whittier she went to attend the we'd
ding Of her brother, Andrew Eliason,
Jr.
Mr.. Moses Thatcher, Jr,, was a WIS.,
itor to Logan from Franklin during the
week.
Mr., and Mrs Fred Gates entertained
pleasantly Monday evening In honor OF
Hon, K. Is, Thomas Of Salt Lake.
The Agricultural College Womans
club met at the residence Of Mrs. w, j.
Kerr Monday The study OF Egyptian
sculpture was taken up and the dis
cusson was led by Mrs Prof. BAN.
Mrs g. II, Champ announced that she
would be unable to attend the scss on OF
the state federation and Mrs. f.. s,
Madison was elected in her stead. A
special meeting Of the club was held at
the residence Of Mrs. c. H. Camp
Tuesday to formulate an invitation to
the state federation to hold its meeting
In Logan next year The Logan dele
gates Mrs Madison and Mrs. Ball. were
empowered to press the invitation earn
estly at the convention. The delegates
left for salt Lake Wednesday and viii
make every effort to have the session
held here in 1904.
The Agricultural College club begins
Its seasons labors most auspiclously
this year and will devote its attention
to culpture.
The BEACON Light society Of the Brig
ham Young college met at the residence
Of Mrs. j. II Linford Tuesday The re-
port OF the committee on program was
heard and adopted II provides for the
study OF Shakespeare and the masters
In music during the coming winter. Pa
pers viii be read on these subjects AT
each session and musical selections rem
dered, composed by the moster under
consideration Mrs Ridges resigned as
president because OF n press Of other
duties and Miss Virginia Bush was
elected TO the position, Miss Almeda
Perry, the delegate to the state feder-
alton, left for Salt Lake Wednesday.
Mr. and Frank Earl have returned to
Logan from Salt Lake to reside.
Miss Mabel Ormsby left Wednesday
morning for Chicago, 10 continue her
studies IN hospital work The many
friends Of this charming young lady
can lily spare her from Logans social
circles whore she is a general favorite,
and all Join In wishing her a pleasant
trip
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daughter Won to a number of her
friends, the occasion being the recent
marriage OF Miss Wight to A. Lse
Eddy. There was u jolly crowd Of Mr.
ehd Mrs. Eddy's friends present to
wish them happiness ON their journey
through life. The parlor was very taste
fully decorated With flowers and vines,
which, combined with the bright hap
py faces present, presented d very
beautiful picture. Music and social
chat formed the principal amusement;
light refreshments being served during
the evening. At 1880 the whole party
adjourned to the Opera house and en-
1oyed themselves Tor a half hour In
dancing. Mr.. aud Mrs Eddy left sat
urday for Malad, Idaho. where Mr.
Eddy is engaged in the drug business.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Wight. Jr., A. l.. Eddy, q. l..
Gfoehl, T. II. Blackburn, Mesdames
Fila Rees, w. l.. Wight, Sir. W. l..
Wight Jr, Heber n. Stohl Leah Reed
er, the Misses Orpha Hunsaker, Serena,
Daisy and Emelia Madsen. Venice Rees,
Ella Bywater, Olga Kershaw, Cleo
Forsgren, Martha Evans. Lucille Jen-
sen, Messrs j. w. Hansen, II. Hansen
j, a. Fishburn, NJ. l., Lee, Rees Wight
r. a. Madsen. Emile Jensen, Carl
Nielsen, Russell Wight and Victor Mad
SEN
Miss Orilla Snow OF Salt Lake City
has been visiting in this city the past
two weeks the guest Of Mrs, =. n. Wil-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans have been
visiting friends IN Provo for week.
Prof. r. w. Nichols was visitor to
Salt Lake during the week.
Mrs. Maud Rich has returned from
a six months visit with her husband
who Is laboring as a missionary In Eng
land.
a number OF our pretty young ladies'
have left our quiet little city to engage
In welding the birch" In other locall-
ties, Among them are the Misses Clara
Irons and Dagmar Olsen.
The pleasant smile of Apostle r.
Clawson was noticed on our streets
during the week.
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OGDEN SOCIAL.

Ogden, Uath, oct. 3-At the Salt
Lake Temple Wednesday Miss Ethel
r. Clark became the wife of Joseph b.
Foulger. They We're given a reception
Thursday evening which was largely
attended by their friends who showered
upon them their choicest wishes for a
long and prosperous journey through
life. The evening was delightfully."-
spent in tripping the light fantastic to
sweet music discoursed by Dignan's
enlarged orchestra Dainty wedding
repast was serve The contracting par
ties are among Ogden's most prominent
young people. The bride is the charm
ing and refined daughter of Hon. and
Mrs, !. l.. Clark and favorite among
her numerous friends. The groom is
promising young business man, we'll
known and highly esteemed. MIR and
Mrs Foulger Will make their home
on Monroe avenue where they will be
pleased to receive their friends after
oct, 10,
Mrs, T. f. Rowlands and daughter
have gone to the coast on an extended
pleasure trip,
Wednesday evening Miss Marguerite
V Yokes was married TO William w.
Nalford, Rev O. c. Wright performed
the ceremony They are both popular
in society circles, The groom is a
Union Pacific operator.
Miss Bertha Lyons, prominent
young lady of New Orleans, was mar
ried Tuesday to Frank Swenson a well
known young business man Of Ogden.
A pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. Littleheld when
MISS Bertha Lessenger became the wife
OF George w. Goddard. of Salt Lake
city The ceremony was performed by
Bishop +, 4. Woolley in the presence
OF relatives and friends Miss Trellis
Garter attended the bride, while Gus
Wright acted as best man. The .pRr-
lors were very prettily decorated for the
occasion with smilaX and cut flowers. A
reception was given from s TO II which
was participated I'm by a large circle
of their friends who showered down
their wishes Of joy and happiness upon
the happy pair a dainty wedding re-
PAST was served In the dining room.
The bride Is the daughter OF Atty. NJ.
ID. Lessenger and one Of Ogden's most
popular young ladies' She taught school
In Ogden for several years. The groom
Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. God
dard and wen known In Salt Lake
business circles, Mr.. and Mrs Goddard
viii be at home to their friends In
Salt Lake city after Nov. /.
Miss May Wallis Of Rexburg. Idaho,
was visiting IN ogden this week the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs job Read.
George W, Ramsey and wife spent
several days In ogden this week with
their daughter, Mrs, T., $. Carroll, en-
route to their home az Provo from a
pleasure trip to California.
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Mrs. f.. f.. Corfman and Mrs. Nun
are visiting in Salt Lake.
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S-I@S .A,rA ~

The wedding Of MS s.ssl. dawson
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
hru OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

"SSuuuuubuuuUl Lnnnnnh,l
Marriage licenses We're issued dnr',
the past week to the following por,IaS
V. 5. Snow, Salt Lake.
Katherine j. Rogers, Salt Lake ~
{. II. Tingey, Salt Lake. w
Amy l.. Bishop, Salt Lake.
Ole Remmen. Salt Lake.
Anna Legernes, Salt Lake 80.
Arne Arnesen, Salt Lake. 20
Marie Petersen, Salt Lake. ''"S
o. w. Cook, Taylorsvnle. "HS
Hannah L. Sorensen, Mendon 20
Orson Nelson, Levan. =. e
Maud Warren, Levan. '''"H
L. l.. Jones, Cardston, Canada
haue Jensen, Cardston, Canada -
Fred Harrop, Ogden, 20
VIVIAN " STANLEY, Ogden .... So
H. ID. Jones Salt Lake. 'sv
blohca j. Johnston, Salt Lake a.
Thomas Bean, Mill Creek. 90
louisa M,A'Crudglngton Mil Cieek a.
Leroy b. Hughes, Salt Lake fSe
Bessie Y. Clawson, Salt Lake e
w w. Smith, Murray. '"si
Liva NJ Wood, Huntington -
w j. Hoger, Bonanza, Colo. ''"sSs
Catherine M, Robar Bonanza Coio -
=. N. McCaffrey, Salt Lake.
Agnes Gilfeather, Ogden, "n
w. a. Vail, Salt Lake. e. .,..,.' 49," 30
Hattie Pollock. Salt Lake, :. %
c, II. Taylor, Salt Lake. =. .,
Florence Bolts, Salt Lake. ss
Lewis Schlie, Salt Lake. ~
Mary f.. Jones, Salt Lake.
X. A. Canham, Salt Lake. >, .,
Ada iillstead, Salt Lake. 81
l., A. Murray, Helper. Utah. "a
Nellie r. McAnaly, Ukiah Cal II
W, ii. Houston, Salt Lake. "a
Elizabeth II. Kingdom, Salt tekc %
c. r. Airs, Salt Lake. ala. ),
Maude o. Parker Salt Lake. %
w. II, Jenkins, oakley, Ida. =, o;
Agnes Erickson, oakley, Ida. "a
w. ii, Martin, Oakley, Ida.
Mary j Whittlc, Oakley. Ida. %
III r. Jannison, Salt Lake. 81
Mary r. Smith, Salt Lake. -, 49,. IN
Alan l.. Lovey Salt Lake, .. o.
Roberta Ruth, Salt Lake. >. 81
Eddie HUMPHREYS, Salt Lake. =. IN
Eifle Beasley, Provo. %
Il, w. Larson, Oakley, Ida. o.. "a
Mary A. Tolman, Marion, Ida, Ia
II. b. Howells, Park city. .,... %
Nettie Thompson, Salt Lake. .. ~
Il, A. Davis, Salt Lake, u
Emma May, Bingham city. ..n.,,@
James Birrell, Salt Lake. ia
Ellie L. Mayor Salt Lake. .. ., liz
John Gum, Salt Lake. -, "a
Sarah Linnoll, Salt Lake. O.. j., ~
j. A. Chapman, Salt Lake &C.,. .. ia
Allie M. Walker Salt Lake. IN
c. II. Fowler, Salt Lake. o.. ....3i
Clara TrowhrIdge, Salt Lake. 81
W. o. Ca2ier, Alton, Wyo.. ., q, .....23
Osa Burns, Alton, Wyo,. T.. s e, ..ig
w, F. McPhllllps, Salt Lake. q. ... 20
Blanche NJ Clark, Salt Lake. =. ..26
j, B, Evans samaria Ida,. =. n..35
Bessie Bolin, Pleasant View, Ida. 20
s, Il, Benson. Whitney, Ida. e.. @. ..g6
Linda c. Nelson, Million, Utah, 20
d. w. Grover, Salem, Ida. . q. ...26
M. May Kicks, Rexburg, Ida, ...22
Oscar Briggs, Oakley, Ida. q. .. IA
Nellie Cummings, oakley, Ida. .., IA
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DfcE pr !o N2..~
kSSS,SEEi1s'3as6NEs

The week opened with the 4 o'clock
tea given on Monday 10y Mrs. c. ],
futile and Mrs Bartling In honor OF
Mrs, Sparks of Nevada, whose Illness.
however unhappily prevented her from
being present, The affair took place at
the home of Mrs. Bartling in the
Holmes terrace, the whole lower floor
Of the Louise building being thrown
open and beautifully decorated with
palms, asters, sunnowers and ferns
the reception hall being In yellow the
parlors in red, and the dining room in
white and green. with asters, pale
green ribbon and green candelabra
shades used with charming effect. The
hostesscs were assisted In receiving 10y
Mrs. Russell Tracy, and in entertain
ing by Mrs. Pinkerton, and Mrs. Dunn,
Mrs. Langly poured tea, Mrs, NJ X,
Parsons presided at the collie, and Miss
Mamie Ross served punch Delight
full vocal numbers were rendered 10y
Mrs Kate Brldewell Anderson and Mrs
Martha Royle King,
Mrs. Alma Denbeigh l<atz was guest
Of honor at an informal tea on Mon
day given by Miss Helen sherman,
about 20 OF the intimate friends being
present The rooms were simply but
ful time enjoyed
The bright hues 81 autumn leaves, red
asters and dahias. mingled with the
scarlet tnts Of ribbon streamers and
candolabra shades made a brilliant pic
ture OF the home OF Mrs. W. II. Dale
on Wednesday. when about 90 guests
were entertained at tea. Baskets OF red
berries, sprays Of ~oodhlnc and beds OF
fern aided IN the picturesque effect.
An orchestra furnished delightful mus
&c. and assisting Mrs Dale IN enter
tanning We're Mrs. David H. Hemphlll,
Mrs. Frank b, stephens, Mrs, Russell
Lord Tracy, Mrs, Fred Hale, Mrs. Geo,
steiner and Miss Romola King.
Another delightful tea given on We'd
nesday was that at the Country club
IN honor OF Mrs W. c. Sharp and Mrs
II. g. Davis. at which Miss Mary
Louise Anderson was hostess, The day
being so fair. the refreshments were
served out doors, the tea table hemL at
one corner of the porch and the Cho-
cOlate at the other. These were decor
atcd respectively with uasturtians and
marigolds and dark red dahlias Mrs
George X Fischer with Mrs, Arthur
Bird presiding at the one and Mrs.
kONtll ltNIklt5N anu AINt NIllbN
WOrthngton with Miss Hanauer at TIC
other, A game Of clock golf was play
ed on the links. the prizes being won
by Mrs Davis, Miss Woodward, Miss
Burke and Miss HanHler.
ON Wednesday Mrs, w. VI, Dale en-
tcrtuined n second delightful tea. the
rooms being beautifully decorated as
before. She was assisted In receiving
by Mrs, Sara Bransford and Mrs.
David Evans. and assisting In serving
refreshments We're Mrs, w. H. King,
Mrs Lewis Evans, Mrs George Put
nam and Miss Dora Boguc,
Mrs. a. d. Melvin held an informal
reception on Wednesday, at her home
on First street The rooms were pref
thy decorated, and about so guests
called the hostess being assisted by
Mrs John Reed, Mrs. A. c. Andrews
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(OMINC7Ano
EFsGOINC

Miss Rose Homer and Miss Lille
Peterson OF Logan returned on Tuesday
from a European trip, their tour IN
Guiding Germany Switzerland Hol-
land Belgium, Norway Denmark and
England
Mrs, William lgleheGrt. who has beea
visiting In Kentucky with her sister
for three weeks has returned.
II, y. Windsor left Wednesday for
New York. to be gone a month on
pleasure trip.
Mrs S. b. Miller. who has been
spending the summer abroad has re-
turned.
Miss Gertrude Mayors leaves for the
east the middle OF the month and ex-
poets to remain away all winter,
Mrs. Pope leaves Monday for st.
Louis, whore she will be the guest OF
her parents
Mrs, NJ o. Johnson left the first of
the week for Santa Cruz, where she
intends to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Hubbard w, Reed sailed
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0oG( !. 4.
Q7a9GAT7


Three interesting social events Of the
day are those planned for the Mrs. O.,
s. DennisOn, the president Of the Gem
eral Federation of Women's clubs.
Mrs. g. s. Kinney entertained at
luncheon between II and O'Clock, this
afternoon. Mrs II. A. Vincent Will give
an informal tea at her home, and to-
night a large reception Will take place
at the Ladies' Literary club. given in
her honor by that organization
Mrs Thomas Kearns gave a pretty
children's party on Wednesday for her
little daughter a cakewalk being an
amusing feature I'm which Aleen Me-
MILAN and Robert Jennings won the
cake.
Albert and Charles Ebert we're
guests OF honor at a musicale on Tues
day evening given by Mrs. j. S. Houtz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Glendinnlng en-
ter,aned at an informal dinner Mon
day evening.
Miss zlbella Clayton will give q re-
ception on Wednesday, oct. Z, In honor
Of Miss Annie Savlle and Mr.. James
Tyler Young, who are TO be married
Oct. TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. W II. Cunningham en-
tertained at christening dinner this
week at the Alta club after the christ
ening Of their baby The table was in
white and pale green, asters and maid
enhair fern being used.
Mrs. II. g. Williams entertained the
ladies' Of St Marks Guild this week at
a I<ensington at her new home on the
corner Of First and streets,
Mrs. w. Il, Jones and her sister, Mrs,
Kell, entertain at an afternoon party
next week,
Mrs. John ReInsimar viii entertain
at luncheon. followed by euchre party
ON Thursday.
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OHM ERS&.<~Ns
St.5Nlu III! : )

The scarlet autumn hues prevailed
In the decorations az the luncheon Civ.
en- by Mrs w. G sharp at the Country
club on Wednesday Berries, leaves and
red ribbons with candclabra shaded in
the same color were used. the arrange
ment being most artistic About Il
guests enjoyed the delightful affair
Miss Addic Zane was hostess al an
informal luncheon this afternoon in
honor of Miss Grace Jacobs.
Mrs. T.. II, Packard entertained at an
exceedingly pretty luncheon at the
Country club ON Wednesday, In honor
OF Miss Simpson, covers being laid for
II. The table was beautifully decorated
wi'h woodp,ne and goldengow.
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on Tuesday Miss Sadie Kimball and
Edward Pitcher were married, the
ceremony being performed by Rev. DR.,
Paden, and the newly married couple
leaving afterward for a months stay
In the east. The bride and groom are
well and popularity known in Salt Lake,
the first In school and the second In
railroad circles. TT
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cles was the opening meeting of the
Reviewers, which was held at the home
of Mrs. w. A. Nelden. II was distinct
~ musical afternoon, Mrs Nelden
giving paper on Women IN Music
and the music OF number OF women
who have attained note In musical
composition being rendered Mrs Kate
Bridewell Anderson, Mrs. Plummer
Mrs, NJ. Il. King and Miss Edna Dryer
gave the vocal program, and Mrs. Az
nes Osborne, Miss Isabel Monahan and
Miss Oliver the instrumental. The
new president, Mrs. G. II. Moore, gave
am Informal address.
The Cleofan holds its frat meeting
OF the season next week when Mrs.
Stanley Clawson viii read a paper on
stephen Phillips.
The meeting of the Round Table club
was another unusually interesting
event. The club met with Miss Jean
Preston who was also chairman of the
day. Sir Lewis Morris. the Welsh
poet, was the subject, and Miss Preston
read a biography from material gath
cred on her recent trip abroad. The
place cards were exceptionally interest
ing and unique, being Welsh dolls pur-
chased In Wales, blessed In the Welsh
fisher costume. and carrying the native
fish baskets, The table was decorated
with old English china, ferns and mas
turtians effectively arranged. Present
as guests were Mrs. NJ, b. Whitney,
Mrs. Douglas and Mrs Gannett
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CLUB CHAT.

The great event In club circles this
week has been the meeting Of the state
Federation on Thursday Friday and
today the event being doubly interest
ing from the presence of Mrs Denni-
son, the president Of the General Fed
Grafton and the excellent program
planned for the occasion. The meeting
has been an important and most in
tercstlng one and viii be remembered
with pleasure by those participating
either as members or guests.
A notably pleasant event In club cir.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

Brigham city, Oct Friday night
Sept -. AT the home Of Charles Wight
Jr. and Wife, a party was given by their
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS

Provo, oct a., MIR. and Mrs. Geo. T..
Howe gave a very enjoyable reception