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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20

0omenpereing urb Der 8drenriege BET
einem poraiiqlt6en SmbtB Derttlgten.
Die Mitglieoer Der 9ruppe tDaren:
bic SS. Otto 2ieB, 9p. SaHblaB, ..
Sqrfel, george S4u45arot, 9n.
@oqler, 9. aoler, Or. q. 9ermanrI
un6 8us. 9ermann, 5ran Bm.grOl@
fel. sSrau Dug. Sd. 6rau so. 6.
s6ormann, 5rdu g. 9artlePp nnb
6rau 6arrp 8enBel.
uQr6eiter : QiebertdfeL."
@uf cine @nFrage betreffs besPreisz
iingens I'm ben 8nobe : Preis ging
geitern BON ben @ebriibern Rnabe cine
Mnttport gu, fpelder mir ben folgenz
ben, fir ale Sanger tnterefanten
pafus entnebmen: ,0ie bet6stligten
8ereine f0nnen lire 2iebsr feGbit pdbz
len, bo3 miifen bteielben Dem Mfuitt@
gomite CUR 8eguta4tung bor9elegt
iperben. Die @Gngerbunb : Hegeln
fir bas greisTingen in ben bret &laiz
fen foaen du9 bier gelten. @s tpiro
mit6in cine M0gli9feit geidaffen,
DAP elm @erein britter &1afe cine Derz
bdltniBm6Big Before Qeiitung bieten
tann, als Elm RibaGe in ben A0Rren
&lafen." = @om r&rtegerbun0"
purbe cine @inlubung angenommen.
r@ermaniaz MGnner9pr."
Inter ben Nufpt3ien bes n9ermaz
nia@MGnner4ors" fanb 9eitern Nbenb
cine Minitrel : @orite1ung tatt, gu
pe1der it4 Die @Gite in 10 GROCER 3a6I
etnfanben, baB ii9 me6rere bunbert
gerIonen nit Ste6pldBen begniigen
muBten. Die Mitptrtenben tpuren
bic So. Sobn q. 8eder, 9eOrg s.
2urfen, Soi. @tpitert, SbeO. 9iener,
Gbus. GobIen3, 81. Mattenf6eibt,
2ouis @6iGinger, So6n Spitert, 6.
Qind, @m. s. N11gent, Spbn Spitert,
81. @teinmann, Qouis @diqinger, 6.
Qtnd, @eo. S. 2urfen, SOe 9pttert,
6. 81. Wattenf9eibt, Sobn u. 8eder,
s. Nor0boff, Ut. Wdttett1 det0t nnD ..
s. 0iener. !6r. Georg 90. 8etmtB
fungirte als Gegifeur, uno 9r. SEP.
80. 8untel leitete ben mui ttalti4en
She'll bes Programm8.
u4rbeiter : Mdnner6or."
0er .4rbeiter : Mdnner4or" lteB
geftern Offend feline @%tngftunoe aus
fauen, ba fih Der 9irigent na4 8tl@
mington begeber bate. 9a8e8en Rtelz
ten bic Mitglieber cine tur3e Sc
f6dFtsitBung, in fpeIder cine @inldz
bung pom r8riegerbu1O" ongenomz
men tpuroe. Sobann i~tattete Der Der
elm feinem gefddBten Mit9liebe 9rn.
So6n @ol5, Gde BON @lepeIanbz nnb
@tod6olmy@troBe einen 8eiu4 ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Sur r6ritrrbemegpng.

GOmPeten3itreit in indianapolis. -
8oitoner 6ra8tDerlaber fOrbern
BOReren 2Obn. = Sruppen aus
Colorado : Gttp 3uriidge3Ogen.
$n6tonopotts, Snb., Is.
9tdr3. - 8eneraGIefretdr OuffD DON
ber r8ereintgten 8riiOerf6uft Der
3tmmerleute uno @8reiner" ertldrte
Aeute, baB Die 8riioerf6uFt in benz
@omPeten3itrette nit Der gQmalgamaz
TED BooOpOrters' Snternutipnat
Union gegen bic gu 8un7ten oes leBz
tersn @erban0es abgegebene @nt16eiz
Dung hes llnpartetti6en an bic Pine
rican federation Of QQbor" 8erufung
einlegen tperbe. 6pqte man audi bort,
tpte 9uffp iagt, feline @ere4tigteit
ftR6en, barn peroe bic 8rIOerf6uft
etnen &ppeu an Die geTommte prqaniz
iirte 4rbetteri6aft ri8ten. Qn9ebeuz
tet pirb, baB 9rGiibent Samuel
8pmperS BON Der yQmertcan sFe0erdz
tim Of 2abor" Die @ntI6etbung gu
l1nguniten Der 3immerIeute beeinfIuBt
babe.
8uncouDer, 9. g., IS. MGr8.
Die 6ieitge Builders @gdon8e"
bat nit ben 3tmmerLeuten Elm Qba
fommen ~getroFfer, benz 5ufoIge pom
1. QpriI an Elm a9titiinbtger 8erttag
nit einem 2o6ne BON 40 Gents bic
Stunbe eingefii6rt tperben I'm,
9 0 It 0 n, 18. M1Gr8. = Die 5000
Union : 5radtberlaber in 9ieniten
Der tran8otlant16en 0ampFerlinten
in Sftz8pfton, Sii0=8o7tpn unO
@Rarle TtDn baben eine 2o6ner666ung
BON 9eAn Pro3ent unb berI6ieOene
&bGn0erungen in benz Qrbeits : Gonz
trotte ~berlangt. Die 6orberunqen
tperoen bon ben 9ampfer : 8eIeQz
f4aften a6gele6nt per0en nit Der 8ez
%griin0ung, baB bic 6ra8tberlaber in
Bolton better be3abIt ieien, ul8 bic in
BEN @onturren36dfen BON Nepz0ort,
philadelphia, Baltimore unb 9Drtz
lamb, 0}e., fOipie in ben cdrrabtf6en
9dfen 6aIifar, Ct. So6n unb W}ontz
real. Die 4ieiigen SradtOertober
ober fouen entf4lofen Tein, tpenn nDz
t6tg, bur6 etnen Strite i6ren Scribe
rungen ga4Orud gu geben.
9enber, GoG., is. M}Gr3. -
8Duoerneur 8eubobD bat bic 3uriids
8iebung Der Mtli3truppen aus Goloz
raoO : @ttp, mo Der 4us1tanb Der Orr
better in ben S6meI3perten 3u ernItz
li3en unruben geFii6rt bate, angeorOz
net. Ser Q6marf8 Der Sruppen erz
folgt troB Der Proteite elmer Qn8a6t
9erborrogen0er 8ei8dFtsIeute bon
Colorado : git1.
Colorado @prings, Got.,
Is. Mdr3. - 9rGtDent Mepers BON
Der 80 itern federation Der 8ru6enz
lcute" 6at einen Strife in alien 8ergz
tperten am Cripple : Greet, bic lire
Gr3ausbeute an bic S8meI3tperfe in
Colorado : Gitp fenOen, bur6fii6ren
Gdfer. 11eber 100 8ergteute BADEN
bic Qrbeit ni~ebergelegt.
G4tcago, 18. M}Gr3. Die
@6peri9teiten 3DiIden Der r6tat
SSunitor union" uno benz oGentinq
Qgent5' 8eat Gitate 8oorO" in0
bur8 einer Qusglei6, benz 8uFptge bic
6ausmeiiter cine 2o6ner606ung BON
10 Bis 80 Pro3ent, je na6 Der 8r0Be
Der ibrer Sb6ut arbertrauten 8o6ns
bduier, erbaIten tper0en, beigelegt
fporben. 9u8 Qbfommen bat Sill
tigteit Bis gum 80. DECEMBER 1905.
SoIte bic cine pber bic anbere 8artei
f6on frii6er Nbdnberungen be8 Gonz
traits piinf6en, 70 t0nnen nit 8ez
ginn bes nd6iten Sa6re8 ba6ingebenz
be QntrGge CUR unter6anbIung gez
bra4t tperben. Sn teinem Sale iOI4
len nG6renb Der 9arer Der Q(6ma4
dung Strttes ober Qodouts g~eitattet
fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
9net Observation-Disclosures net6btet,

8ui4tngton, R,S., Is. Mdr3.
Sine GoQifion 3pif8en einem
6ra4tz uHO etnem 4eriOnen3uge Der
n9eIatpare, 2afapanna unb @eitern
8u6n," tpeI4e ii4 9eute in Der g}Gbe
ron 6ier ereignete, bate ben Sob Der
beiben 2otomotiDfibrer s. u. Gobep
aus SCRANTON unO Siooc Sutton aus
0pboten our sfplae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20

SIN G6icago erpif8t. -
ge6eimpoli3iit S6omas 9ogan pirb
6eute mad Gbicago, 81, ubretien, I'm
ben bort berbafteten 17ziGbrtgen 8m.
@0Be bon WeIt : Baltimore gu 6olen,
Der am 26. 5e6ruar ange6li8 nit
S114, @igentbum 6e8 5rn. Wm. s.
Burns, einem 8eamten i'm 9eui4up@
ben Der yR0rbL. Gentralba6n" bur9z
qing. 0us SingeG6en foqte, ME es
6eiBt, bds @eGo unD me6rere G6eds
IN Der Commonwealth 8ant" bepoz
niren; bic Gbefs erbieIt bic 8dnt au9
ri4tig, dber ba5 8aargetO dngsbli4
ni9t.
Sn Q6dm's Gofum m. -
Gin f4padfinntger 6ran3oie, beFen
ri4tiger Same geItern Qbenb ni9t
fefgefteIt perben tonnte, runnte gsz
tern 4benb cine 3eit lang in Nbum's
goftim bur4 bic 5traBen garroG's,
Bis i'm Der 9oli3tit Bulb einftng un0
nab Der fiiopeftIt9en PoGt3ettation
brirqen lieB. Der 8ebauernspertHe
fpir6 bort fir feline @nge36rigen feitz
oeAdlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
: gu greennt8, Conn.,, tpurb

gu 8reenpt4, Conn, tpurbe
Der gapitGn unb Gigent6umer bes
0ampfers r9eneraG Ssrael 9utnam,
g6arles $. 9olmes, nit elmer G4uBz
tpunbe 6inter benz re6ten Dbl tOOt in
feiner &aiite u~ufgefunOen. Gin abb
qef9oFener &eboloer lag neben Inn
duf benz 8pber, unb man nimmt an,
bah 6olmes uus Gram iber f0rperz
li6e 2eiben unb i6Ie9te 8ermDgens@
9er6dltnife ii4 bas 2e6en genommen
bat. gr errei4te Elm 4lter BON 55
Sahren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
giI6ernrs SubilGnm.
8ruber ptactbus feiert bufeI6e Beute
in Der ct. 4lpbpniusz Stride.

III USL St+ AlPYplli up~JblAHN"
9ruber glaciOus, felt Sabren 60
triItun Der 81. Qlpbonius=&irde an
Der @aratoga @traBe, nube partz
@oenue, feiert 9eute fein fif6ernes
eSubilGum ais Mitglieb Des Rebempz
tortfen>O rbens. Gr tpdrb am %.
Tebruur 1866 in 6oGanb geboren unb
fein peltlt6er Same 1T Qugut gfiez
tpen6uts. @r trdt am 10. M}dr5 1878
in ben Srben Elm unD 1T felt nabe3u
% eSa6ren in Der ct. 4lp6onfusz
Stride ftationtrt. pater HiepenAats
i'm st. Qeo's 5duTe 81 Rep=gprf 1T
elm 8ruber bes Subilars. Sn Der
ct. Mlp6onfus@atr6e 9at er ii4 als
outer Safrtfan betpdhrt, unb feline
@drtnerarbeit buieG6it ion unii6erz
treffGtd fem.
Die Mttglie0er Der 9emeinbe BADEN
cine gan3e Nn3dbl ueberraf4ungen
fir i'm nor6ereitet. gater 4ut6 ptr0
beute Morgen i6m gu g9ren in Der
ct. Nlp9pni us5&ir4e Elm feierltaes
6o9dmt celebriren.
8oIbenes 8rtefter : Subj
IGum.
Sine Oepef6e an ben o9entf4en
gorreTbpnbenten" aus 9btlaOelp6ta
melbet: n0ie &ebemptortIte ten : Patres
Der beutf6en tat9. ct. Peters Sc
mein6e, Gte Der 5. Ctr. unb 9traroz
Qpenue, trefFen grDBe 8orbereitungen
fir cine 6eier bes golbenen SubiIdums
bes puters Sofepb Mtfel, Der an 26.
Madr8 1853 DON benz 8if4Of Reu=
mann in biefer Stride Die Prieftsrz
tpei6e er6ielt. Die Offi8ieae 5eier 1T
auf ben 10. Mpril perlegt tpOrben, an
pel6em Sage Der 73 Sabre aIte 9err
aus ieiner @ateritabt 4i4affenburg,
8o1ern, tpo er ben etgentltaen feftz
Gi6sn Sag feiern min, 3urid %ertpartet
nirb. Die 6eier fDu 3tpet Sage
bauern, unb nirb Der Su6tIdr am 10.
QpriG elm feierli6es 9O6omt celebriz
rem. @m &6enb beg fOIgenben Soges
finbet cine muitfaGif4e 5eter in Der
Der Stride gegeniiber gele8enen 9alle
Ifutt." 9ater MiFel 1T in Baltimore
i~po6I6efannt unb bat bier nt4t nur
8erpanbte, fonbern au4 einsn groBen
Sreunbe5trets.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Ser Tmtteniefretar nnf Gnbn.

9abano, Is. MGr3, = 6efretGr
M}oDbD unb feline @eIeGf9aft iin0
beute, nit Qu5na6me be8 8enerulz
PoitmeiIters 8aDne unb be5 Senators
Sale, auF etnem Spe3tal3uge mad
Santiago abgereiit. 9err 9aDne ieBt
bic 6abrt na4 Santiago an 8OrD
be5 DOLPHIN" fort, unb Senator
Sale bat Die 8iidreiIe na9 8ai6tngz
tOn angetreten.
6err Moobp tDir0 bret 5tun0en in
Matan3a5 an6alten 1tnO um IIittag
oon bort d~6fQ6ren. Gr ptro audi
Santa CLARA unb 9uertO PrtnctPe
6eiu4en unb am 6rettag in Santiago
eintreffen.
Der 5sfretdr bat benz 8ert6ter>
ffatter Der n4. g." DOR ietner 46retle
na6 Santiago ertldrt, er babe pd5@
renb feines breitdgtgen Q~ufentBaltes
gu 8a6ta 6on0a bic ginitigiten Sim
bride BON btefem glaBe er6alten. Der
9dfen lei bequem unD tur eEne Hp4<
lenFatton rei4lt8 9laB OOr6anben.
Die gorauen45ormation be8 8oOens
beg 5afens :peroe Dorausi4tlt4 me-
mig 8aggern n0tbig MAIDEN. 9err
Moobp fan6, baB cine ameritanii6e
@eIeaf8aft berett5 einen groBen
@treifen 2unbes gu &OIOnfationss
3tpeden in unmittel6arer 0GBe bes
6afengeldnbes gefauft fat.
= SIN mittIeren Wisconfin tpiit6ete
pG6renO Der borleBten Na6t elm Def
tiger Regeniturm, unO bate ausge@
be6nte ueberI9pemmungen 3ur5olge.
gu Marte1, am Stub : RiDer, ertrant
2eon Gasman tnfplge zines 9ammz
bru4ss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Qas Ge6eiutnt6 BET S60n6ett

ft geIunbheit. Sds GebeinntB Der
Gefunbbeit 1T bic Rraft, bic nDtbige
QuantitGt 2ebensmitteE gu perbouen
unb su ufiimiliren.
81 9bntn yifs btAannt?
Eutt's QeberpiGlen turiren unter allen
ltmFfdnben Ropffhmeraer, Dpspepfte,
MaIaria, @erTtopfung unb GbnIi6e
G~rdntbeiten.
Iutt'S 2ebetptWett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-03-20
Sas pnIitii6e GaleiOuirup.

Der bette MSann setptnnt in ben Prtz
mGrpa1len, - Die Maporsz
Gumpasne. - ST. 9lutt min it4
suriid5ieben. Die GAdncen
@a9ter's i'm Steigen. - Sin
Self : 9otum gab benz Mapor
6aDes eine Me6rbeit. - 4aerlei.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
o55 fS}iS sI1Tfs
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

A pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday evening when Miss Jen-
Rims, a talented young music teacher,
and Robert Shaw were married at the
home of the groom The affair was a
quiet gathering, there being present
only the relatives of the contracting
partines. The ceremony was perform
ed by Bishop James Taylor. The bride
is a daughter OF Washington jenkins,
city surveyor, and a young lady Of
charming personal appearance and tai
ented In music. The groom is well
known In Ogden was for a number Of
years captain OF police and is now
deputy sheriff. Mr. and Mrs. Shaw
have a host of friends who Will join In
wishing them every JOY and prosperity
Miss Geneylve Chase was given a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

Mrs A. Holman and the Misses llol-
man Of Sandy has issued invitations for
a lawn party at their home next Tues
day evening. IN honor Of Miss Alice
Holman, who has just returned from
Boston.
Mrs charles s. Burton entertained
OF am informal but delightful affair on
Monday night In honor OF Col. Willard
Young and the Misses Hattie and
Claire Young There was dancing dur
Ing the evening. and musical numbers
by the Spencer Whitney Piper Patrick
quartet, 4 delightful evening being
spent by all
Mr. and Mrs why Dougall Jr enter
tanned at dinner on Thursday In honor
OF Misses Hattie and claire Young, the
AFFAIR being a most delightful one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

Or, and a sister Mrs. B, b. Snyder Of
Plttsburg, Pa.
Miss Catherine Brown is guest OF
Bishop and Mrs. Leonard
Mr.. and Mrs Charles L. Hawyer are
spending the summer In Soda Springs,
Ida.
Mrs, D. 81, Spencer and children left
this week for santa Barbara, Cal,
where they viii remain until fall.
Miss Agnes Ryan Of ST. Paul is Wis
itiing her cousin Miss Margaret Ryan
OF this city.
Miss Jean Preston sails from Liver
pool on July Gath for home. and win
reach here about the middle Of August.
Mr. and Mrs. j. N. Anderson and
family have gone to their summer
home at Island Par Ida.
Mrs, Plank and Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson
Of Lcayenworth, Kan, who have been
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Taryin
Harris, have gone to Idaho for the re-
mainder OF the summer,
Miss Nellie Sullivan Of Butte Ia a
guest OF Mrs, =. j, O'Hara OF this city
Mrs. Louise Smedley Smith left this
week for visit with friends I'm Mis-.
souri, and Kentucky. She will be alb.
sent the better part OF the summer.
Mrs. w. +, Loomis left Tuesday for
the east to be gone through the warm
weather
Mrs, j. j. Bradley has returned from
visit 10 Kansas and is again at home
at the Fifth East hotel.
Mrs. d. Bartholomew and Master
George Robbins are In San Jose, Cal.
for the summer
Mrs. l.. r. Blumberg and Miss Blum
berg OF san Francisco are visiting Mrs.
j.. smith at her home. 446 south West
Temple street,
Mrs, r. ], Gustln, who has spent the
past few months In the east, returned
wednesday TO the city.
Miss Judith Anderson, ACCOMPANIED
by her mother left this week for Ger
many where Miss Anderson win study
vocal music for the next two years.
Mrs. ]. NJ Lowry and II. X. Lowry
nave returned from the east and will
spend few wees In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. u. NJ Scrace and con.
Clarence, left yesterday for an extended
eastern visit.
Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre returned
Monday from the east In June she
graduated fro the National Park semi.
nary at Washington, and has since
been visiting friends in New York and
Philadelphia.
The Misses Ethel and Edith Hawkes.
VIII leave next week for Idaho 10 visit
relatives.
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(OMlNGa4ro -
'5hlGOINC

NJ, g. Fox, Frank Lawrence, Moylln
Fox. Jr.. and Lawrence Fox leave today
for the Fox ranch 10 Idaho to De gone
few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fredericl, w. Hyatt ~
Park city are the guests of Nh ana
Mrs Richard A Reyes.
Mrs George a. Snow and children
have arrived In the city from New York
and win Doe the guests Of the Grant
family on Sixth East street Tor time
Mrs Thomas b.. Davis has returned
from Denver 10 be- the guest OF her
parents Judge and Mrs. Hardness. for
the summer
Mrs Joe Enzensperger aui children
leave next Monday for Santa Cruz, to
be gone an summer
Mr. and Mrs Arthus Davies ~ Park
City are The guests Of Mr. and Mrs BY.
ron Groo.
q. T.. Steward leaves today for New
York accompanied BY his sister. Miss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11

guests were present Mesdames G.. Y.
Wallace. J. II. Young G.. d ROoklidge,
". B Sprague, j. NJ. Bidwel, j. Daily,
Russell Woodruff, the Misses Wood
ward, ilanauer, Crawford, Rooklidge,
Jasmine Young, MaCkintosh kimball
and Weber,
Mrs. W. $. Patterson entertained at
a pleasant social last night for the
benefit of the Ladies' Ala society of
the Central Christian church.
Mrs, S. b. futile gave a pretty chill
dren's party ON Tuesday ia honor Of
che tenth girIhday OF her daughter
Mildred
Mrs +. d. Hahn was the lmpromptu
hostess az a surprise party on Tuesday
night given In honor OF her birthday
by "a few OF her friends. A most en-
joyable evening was spent
pleasant affair OF Tuesday after
no b was the tea given by Mrs G.. W.
Mdgley Mrs Charles Andrews. Mrs
A. Bettinger Mrs ". Perry. Mrs y. A.
Midgley Miss May Midgley, Miss Ethel
Andrews. Mrs. j. f. Meagher, Mrs
Charles Bodc and Miss May Lewis.
Mrs. Arthur Graham entertained az
a delightful afternoon affair on Thurs
day il honor OF Miss Vera Tempest.
whose marriage takes place next week.
The rooms we're pretuly decorated and
am enjoyable time spent.
Company d. First Infantry. gave on
informal dancing party at the Armory
last night the a1Air being a very pleas
amt one.
The Billee CLUB VITA numbr OF in
Nlted friends baV pleasant outing al
the lake on Tuesday
Last nisht az Niiy party went out 10
Saluir. Miss June Biniz being hostess
and Miss Edna Jacobs guest OF honor
The others were the Misses Marguerite
Douncian Winnie lynn Eva Mason,
Edna Jacobs Mercy Berkeley Della
Richards and June Rntz. Messr Rob-
ert Glcad.uuing Louis SoEles Martin
Wheeler. Hooper Dunbar Frank Niles.
Joe Jeremy ans Harry Bin,z
Mrs. George ST. Dr3noy ontcrtaius
at luncheon next Thursday IN honor OF
Mrs, Thomas Il. DAVIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-11
LOGAN SOCIAL NEWS,


Bishop w. B. Preston visited in Lo-
gan this week,
Miss Jennie Eiason who recently re-
turned from Boston, achieved consider
able distinction In musical and elocu-
tlonary circles IN the Hub city The
young lady studied the piano under
Fealton, and eocutiOn under Prof Kel-
~, and appeared In public very success
fully at number OF important assem-
blages.
Miss Norah Elason, who Was also In
Boston during the winter, made rapid
progress in the study OF vocal music.
The young ladies viii return east In the
autumn, II the health Of their mother,
Mrs Andrew Eliason. win permit
Capt and Mrs II, d, Styer have
taken the house Of r. b Roberts on
west First North street, for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs George Fred Wright of
Hyrum visited in Logan Wednesday
Mrs. Charles f. Goodwin entertained
G few friends very pleasantly Wednes-
day afternoon.
A party Of Logan residents spent the
Fourth very pleasantly In Blacksmith
Fork canyon. The party comprised
Prof. /. n. Smith, Mrs. Engle, Mrs,
Goodrich, Misses Evans Martha and
Grace Fisher. Matte Stover, Noble,
Messrs. Braugham and Moore,
Mrs Willard LangtOn and Mrs \. NJ.
Fleming entertained at euchre Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs Flem-
ing The guests were Capt. and Mrs.
Styer, DR.. and Mrs. CroXall Dr. and
Mrs. Bulge, Messrs, and Mesdames q.
w. Thatcher. u. G.. Thatcher, A, II.
Thompson, j. A. Langton. H. Bullen,
w. b. Preston Jr, h. L. Martineau, r.
S. Madison Il. w. Robinson, j, T.
Caine, Jr., ]. A. Widtsoe, Austin, Ball,
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dredge performing the ceremony They
VIII make their home in San Francis
co.
Miss Ferrin and j. NJ. Booth Of Blng-
ham. were married Wednesday the
ceremony being performed by Clark
Eldredge In the Wilson hotel D3rlors.
The bride was attended by Miss Louder
and the groom by Fred Woods They
win leave shortly for Bingham TO make
their home.
Col. and Mrs. g. H. Mann announce
the engagement Of the ir daughter Clara
10 Fred Robinson Sands. The wedding
VIII take place on the evening or July
g.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Vera
Tempest and George Hyum Lucas VIII
take place oh the evening Of July ~. at
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Tempest.
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birthday party Monday evening at her
home on north Washington avenue.
There were present large circle of her
young friends who spent a most enjoy
able evening at games. vocal and in
strumenta music and other pleasures.
Dainty refreshments were served,
The annual outing Of the Weber Stake
Sunday schools at Saltair Thursday
was a grand success in every respect.
Al Glenwood park, July Is. the Y. NJ.
and Y. l., NJ. /. associations will have
grand cutting. An excellent program
Of all kinds OF pleasures has been ar
ranged.
Mrs. A. N. Mckay and son Of Salt
Lake city have taken up their sum
mer home at the Hermitage in Ogden
canyon.
A, McLaren Boyle has gone east to
he absent several weeks.
William Toller left this week where
he goes 10 do missionary work. His
wife accompanied him to Europe where
she VIII remain for several weeks.
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Gen. George r. Vernon at Oakland
California, wedding Of interest TO so.
elety circles in ogden took place Miss
May c. Vernon society bell Of oak
land was married TO Charles NJ. Kurtz
a popular employe in the Southern Pa.
oitc engineering corps IN this city. The
wedding ceremony was performed by
Rev S. r. Persons Of New York The
bride Is an unusually charming young
lady and very popular in her home city
In society, Mr., and Mrs. Kurz win
make Ogden their home after a short
visit in California.
Miss Lucia Ferrin, the well known
vocalist returned home this week from
New York where she has been study
ing for the past year.
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A pretty wedding celebrated the nup-
tals OF Miss Vida % owens and Mr.
H. N Bertholf on Thursday night, Rev.
j. n Bcltel performing the ceremony
In the presence Of few relatives and
friends. An Informal reception was
held and supper served In the pretti-
~ decorated dining room, The newly
married couple viii be at home 20 their
friends at No. ] Kendall Terrace,
on Wednesday the marriage Of Miss
Blanche G. Goodan Of Boulder and
Charles b. Curran Of Minneapolis took
place IN this city, Deputy J. Y. I'll
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party, games Of various kinds being
enjoyed on the brightly nc and pref
lilly decorated lawn, and refresh
ments being served at 10 o'clock About
40 little ones enjoyed the pretty event
Another charming childrens party OF
the week was that given By Mrs, j c..
Lucey. IN celebration OF the nth birth
day Of her little daughter Marie.
About 20 little ones enjoyed the games
an dsports arranged for their pastme,
and the dainty supper served at o.
clock
Mrs II, j. Burt entertained at an
enjoyable musicale on Tuesday IN hon
or OF MISS ollie Flemming OF Chicago,
The rooms were atuactively decorated.
and q delightful program was render.
ed about 30 guests being present
Mrs James n. Jennings entertained
Informally at luncheon ON Thursday
IN honor Of her mother. Mrs. sharp.
Mrs George TuJtle was guest of hon
or at a luncheon on Thursday, given
by Mrs X c. Kerr The rooms were
prettlly decorated and the following
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Another delightful event OF Wednes-
say was the lawn party given by the
Jewish Relief society az the home ~
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Mortz. The
house and grounds We're handsomely
decorated with bunting and flags IN
The national colors and the lawn was
lighted with electric globes with
shades Of Japanese lanterns Dancing
was enjoyed In the dancing pavilion on
The lawn and In tents put up here ad
here refreshments We're served A
arge sum was netted FOR the relief
iund
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Mrs. n s Melton gsve a delightful
musicale on Wednesday In honor ~
aer sister Mrs Lemert The rooms
we're prettily decorated ana an en-
loyable program rendered. large
number OF guests being present.
Among those who partlcIp tod IN the
program were Miss Grlmsdell Mr..
New Mr. johnson Mrs Burns. Miss
Morris Miss Margaret Jaensch and
lhn InlInal Mnml.IIm cInL
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Puny babies become strong
and robust babies when fed
on Mellin's Food. Mellin's
Food gives strength.
You VIII be glad that you sent for D sample
o. M.il,n's Food when you see how eagerly
baby takes Il.
hELLIN's Food CO., BOSTON. MASS.
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On TUESDAY evening Miss Mary
7ogue was hostess at pretty lawn