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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-08-16

James tempest. Riverton ,..-.....,....' %
Mary Ann Giles, HERMAN ...-,-. -....-- =
John Emil Newman. Murray ---.-----.----2 =
Mary Ester Holm ......-......-........---.9
Carl l.. Sandberg, Salt Lake.. =. - - p
Estella F. Jacobs. salt Lakc------------z >
William II. Babcock. St Anthony. Ida 90
Margaret Groves. Salt Lake. ......-..-..,l 70
Edward Rice, Salt Lake. 20
Jennie Washington. Salt LalSc....-.----ll
John 5. Perkins. Salt I4ake................S
Annie Hopkins. Salt ke.........--... -
Silas Aldrich Buckland. BOuntiful. ...... Is
Lulu Brown, Bountifu ..................lS
George r. Scott HincSley .......-.... IS
Elizabeth +. Cutler. Hincklcy.......... =,
George w Rankin. Salt Lake.
Maud Morrissey Salt Lake.---...-.-., - 20
Carl j. Sjogren. East Jordan q
Emma Johnson. Salt Lakc.-............i 40
Harley G. Kightinger. Salt Lake.. 81
Lucille FOtheringbam. salt Lakc....-..26
Francis r. Anderson, Salt Lake. .........25
Clara r. Winber=, Salt Lake. 20
George r Chettle. Robinson. ............. .
Agnes Marsh. Robinson ..................s5
Joseph Kennedy, Scranton. Pa....-......-25
Pearl Camp. Sandy. ...................... rs
John * Whiting. Jr., Salt Lake. 80
Helen A r. Clark. Denver, Colo. 900. %
Eugene Berlmg, Bingham .---....-.-.-.--.lN
Florence MOrrissey. Bingham ......--.. -
Worren t. Harper, Chicago, Ills.......... 80
Minnie b. Godfrey. Seattle. wash. 80
John G. Anderson. Salt Lake............3 "a
Mlthe Mccain, Salt Lakc....-......-....2 "a
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PARK CITY

A pleasant party to Brighton was the
one last sunday Those who enjoyed the
party were Miss Mae Baillie and Miss
Kate Lawrence and John Malta and Mr..
Charles Keith was Park city visitor
NJ. ]. DAILY and wife we're visitors to
salt Lake to be present at the Elks' cele-
A jolly picnic TO the City grove was
given last Tuesday by Misses Ethel Dayle
and Lille Kneal The invited guests We're
Susie and Lizzie Shields, Ednell and Jean
Theriot, Blanche and Alice DeiGhton
Frances Shields, Gertie and Tessie Nc
Laughlin, Ethel Blackler Olive Allen.
Mabel Kemp, Ilene and Lucille Young,
Beth Boyd. Effie Johnson. Emma How
els, Loretta and Maggie Jennings. Lii
liam kneal, Ethel DOYLE, Clarence Doyle,
Ira Dem, Rob Boyd. Harry Radon. Mrs.
Johnson. Mrs. Kneal and Mrs. Dayle
Rev. Father Galligan went to Salt Lake
Thursday TO attend the funeral of Miss
Katie Leahy.
William Donovan spent Thursday in
Misses G. and V. Fitzpatrick we're Salt
Lake passengers this week.
Jim Dugan was passenger to Park
Friday afternoon Mrs Fargo enter
tanned delightfully."- at cards. SiXty-three
was the game played. The invited guests
were Misses Berlin, Brundage Bates,
HurIbut. Pearson, G. Wilson, B. Wilson,
Cora Snyder and the Mesdames Arm
strong, Buck. Blocker, COrdeli. Gushing.
3
Geiger, Heath, Hubbard. Hurlbut. Hines.
Lees. Lecompt, Lockhart, Thompson.
Wilson, Weeter, Westfield, Ward. Nc
Grath, McGM. McCarty. Mcpherson,
Pike, Sherman. sutton. Shields. TOWey.
Miss Clara Dickert of Salt Lake is visit
ing i'm the Park, the guest of Miss Mary
Shields.
Harry Malone was salt Lake pas
senger this week
DR.. Wilson and daughter, Miss Bessie.
were Salt Lake passengers Tuesday to
attend the Elk festivities.
John Geiger spent several days in the
city this week.
Misses Cora Snyder, Hannah Lecompt.
Lucille Taft and Mrs. Weeter We're pas
|. sengers to Brighton Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Hughes and daughter. Miss
Eva. have been visiting in Salt Lake, the
guests Of DR.. Hughes, at the Keogh-
Wright hospital.
Mary Cook, Anna Hedges. George Gel
ger, Fred Cook and St. John Raymond
formed a pleasant party TO Brighton
THURSDAY
Miss Irma Watson Of Salt Lake is the
guest of Mrs. Blocher.
Mrs. Wecter and party left Saturday
for a weeks outing at Holiday park.
Mrs. Pike and party left Saturday for
Bonanza flat for a week s outing.
Frances Fargo left Monday for Poca-
teliO. Ida.
Jennie and Ira Sherman returned Tues
day from a two months visit in Butte.
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known young Salt Lakers. Mr. and
Mrs. Brough viii return to salt Lake
in a few days.
Clarence T. Strong and Miss Ruby
A.aDOnelson, daughter of John y. Don
elson, were married last Friday after
noon, Bishop Wood officiating
Mrs. II. Chellgord and son Carter Of
Pueblo, Colo, are visiting Mrs. Chel-
cords sister, Mrs. +. n. Wall, 42l
South Fourth West street.
G. L. Steward has returned from his
eastern trip, having visited a number
of the larger cities during the last five
weeks.
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The WOmens Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church viii give
public reception in the church parlors
next Saturday evening to the Teachers
association Of the presbytery of Utah
. =
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. futile have re-
turned to the city from a two weeks
visit at Brighton.
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AT THE RESORTS.
Upper Falls Resort.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Steiner entertained
the following party last week: Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hale, Master Edward Hale,
Miss Edyth Hale. Mrs. G. J. Steiner. Chit
cago; Mrs. j. A. Steiner. Miss Helen
Steiner. Lincoln, Neb.; Master Frank
Steiner.
Mrs R. Savage, Mrs. A Mills, Mrs. ].
n Ryckman. Mrs. V. 5. stephens ana
daughter and Miss Pearl Pierce are reg
istered for a ten days outing
A huge bonfire, dancing and music was
INDUCED in by the visitors Of the resort
on Tuesday evening.
Miss Grace Stanchfield. Marie Meloy.
Elizabeth Palmer, Virginia De Long are
a merry party who are spending their two
weeks vacation at Upper Falls.
over 300 took advantage of the eXcur-
sion to Upper Falls Sunday. About Ia
were served trout dinners.
Mrs. G. +. EFb, Miss Eva Erb, Ogden;
Mrs. =. #. Ready, Miss Mayne Ready
continue to enjoy the cool nights and
pleasant days in Provo canyon
II. II. Tracy and wife, n. r. Newman
and lady Z. +. Hamilton. W. II. Skill
horn. salt Lake: J. A. Donald, Kansas
City, were callers Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. v CrolI and son, J. p.
Welch. Salt Lake, spent few days rus
ticating.
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IT GIVES BETTER AND
QUICKER HELP.

Albert c. Smith the president of the
Suffolk Hospital and Dispensary. 4
Charter street, Boston, Mass. writes
that DIR. David kennedy's Favoritc
Remedy gives better and quicker helm
for diseases of the Kidneys. Liver
Bladder and Blood and in acute cases Of
Rheumatism than any medicine in our
. institution. In many instances where
patients were suffering most intensely
and nothing seemed to help them.
Favorite Remedy was prescribed and
the patient cured by its use. We would
not want 60 be without a..
There is no question that DR.. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is the beet
and surest medicine for diseases Of this
kidneys liver, bladder and blood. rheu-
matism. dyspepsia and chronic con
stipatiOn. as well as the weaknesses
peculiar to women. It quickly relieves
and cures inability 70 hold urine and
the necessity Of getting up number Of
times during the night and puts an end
to that scaIding pain when passing
water.
Druggists sell il in NEW 50-CENT
SIZE and the regular S1-OO size bottles
Sample bottle. enough for trial free
by mail. Dr.. David Kennedy Corpora
ton. RondOut, n. Y
Dr. David Kennedy's Golden Plasters
strengthen Muscles, remove pain any
where. 15c each.
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Pharoah's Glen.

Mesdames George Rust. and baby. E
D. Miller and +. w. Whitney, and Miss
Maud Miller are at Paradise Found for
two weeks Accompanied by Miss Ethel
Lane, they will spend Monday at the Old
Arm Chair
Mrs J. NJ. Hamilton was hostess dur
ing the week. Her guests were Miss
Helen Swofford and Ralph p SwOfford
of Kansas City and r. X. Chauvin of
Monroe. La.
Mrs Harry Deardorff and little son,
Teddie are the guests of the Misses Mill
iron. They are occupying the lodge.
Mrs. ]. w. Culley and Mrs. p. Gibbons
occupy ''Old Ladies' Nook"
Miss Mamie b. Stevens was the guest
of Miss Lizzie OBrien one day at the
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Glen. Miss o Brien. will be at the MILL
on cottage during her stay.
Miss Vera Lane visited her sister. Miss
Ethel. for two days.
Ono Of the pleasantest features of the
evenings is dancing
An interesting jarty was given at the
Glen by Mesdames A. r. Moon Of Sandy.
George ID. Natter of Sanpete and Mamie
I Mrs. W. O. Finch Of Garden City Mrs
Q. Harrison Shields Of Kansas City. Mrs.
I r. NJ. Higss of Provo Mrs. J. s. Clayton
OF Centralia, Mo- Porter Mitchell of Cen
! tralfa Mo- John Judd Of Tennessee and
/ Albert Baldwin Of Mant.
Miss May N0len is at the Glen for few
! days.
Miss Mile Ashworth spent last SUNDAY
/ with Miss Louise Milleron
4 Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Canow are al
/ the Terraces for a month.
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Rheumatism.

When pains or irritation exist on any
part of the body. the application OF
Billiards. Snow Liniment gives prompt
relief +. w. Sullivan, Prop. Sullivan
House, El Reno. o. T, writes, June 8,
1902: q take pleasure in recommend
ing Billiards. Snow Liniment to all
who are afflicted with rheumatism. 1t
is the only remedy I have found thaJ
gives Immediate relief" 25c soc, S1.OO.
Sold by Z. c. NJ. /. Dept
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Marriage Licenses.

Daniel NJ Martin, Park City %
Francis Noonan. Park City.............2 -
Aaron SorensOn. Logan .---................s5
Idg. Redding. Salt Lake "a
Jerry G. Peterson. Pleasant Green. .
Esther Buck, Murray .......,............2 20
Frank J.. Davis, Boston. Mass. u
Elma Carlson. Salt Lake .......-..-.... p
James J. McNamee. San Francisco. 49,. 30
Mary A. COttrell, Salt Lake. .............-3
John Staheli. PaNSOn ...-.-.-...-...-. %
Annie X. PanSeh. Salt Lake ....-.......-O
William Lloyd. Bingham Junction. 5
Maud Benson, Sandy .---.....-.........-lS
Lorenzo Brown. Sandy ----------------.-.--i
Phoebe Kelsey, Milburn ................2 p
Thomas II. Crowther, Salt Lake, l
Alice Olsen. Salt Lake is
Thomas III. NichOll Salt Lake, y
Clara Wagner. Denver, COlO............24
Philip LuOto. Salt Lake.....-......-.......2 %
Sanni TaaksO, Salt Lake................ 80
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Wasatch Notes.

Recent arrivals al the hotel: David r.
lyons. Mrs. rA.---G. living. Mrs. l.. H.
Fielding. George w MoSer and wife
Miss Winnie Drury.r Mrs. G. H. WEIGH
Mrs J. II. fIroh and Daughter. Omaha
J. b. ireland, J. A. Lanhorn and wife,
George G. I.anboFn and wife. Miss Ross.
Mrs. +. j. Spencer and son, II. w Ire
land, Mary +. Young, George Westerfelt
and wife. Mrs. 5. A. Eddy. Miss Vera
Rich, y. r. Waterman and wife, Ernest
S. MSer. Mrs. r. w. Young, Mrs. Fred
Myer, Miss Rosa Myer, Emelie Myer, Mrs.
J. Ia Forges, Mrs. ]. -. Sanborn, J.
Lloyd, Frank NJ. H. VIM, Mrs. Billy
Kirby, A. ID. Cleveland. J. II. White, Mrs.
F,lwoOd Bailey, Miss Elsie Bailey. Wal
lace Bailey, Russell l.. Tracy and wife,
Russell l. Tracy, jr-, Ben Harris, r. j,
Knight and wife. Miss knight, James
Knight. Mrs y. q. Moser, John MOser,
DIR. LANCE, Mrs. G. V. Parmelee, Ralph
G. Parelee, Frank Root, Paul l.. Parme-
lee. Louise Root Theron Parmelee.
Mr. Englehard and family have rented
No. cottage and expect to stay for a
month.
Mrs Coleman and daughters and Mrs.
Matthews arc located at No. cottage,
and are boarding at the hotel for week.
Miss Lucey Banks is staying at the
hotel
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y ment of The Sunday Herald y
= must reach the society editor =
= not later than a p. m. Saturday. y
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= cannot be printed Sunday morn =
= ing.
Mrs. John T. Donnellan entertained
at lake party Thursday evening in
honor of her cousins, CAPTAIN and Mrs.
Charles Loeh1er and Miss Loeffier of
Washington, d, c.
Mrs. Emma =. Thomas of Water
town. Wis, who has been visiting
friends in Salt Lake. has gone to Og-
den canyon.
Mrs. Ambrose 5. Noble Of Ogden ana
her mother. Mrs. Vanderhoof Of Min
neapolls, were in town on Thursday
and Friday.
Leroy A. Palmer of Grand Rapids,
Mich, is visiting mis- brother, Z. B,
Palmer.
Mrs. w NJ. Young Of East Second
South street was pleasantly surprised
Thursday morning by the arrival of her
mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis of Al
bany. Ills. and on Friday morning by
the arrival Of her son. J. NJ. Lewis, an
attorney of Helena, Mont The party
will spend two weeks visiting thu re-
sorts and places of interests and VIII
remain in Utah till October.
=
Mrs. Robert Gum Of Denver will ar
rive in Salt Lake today and be guest
at the Kenyon.
Mrs. Curtiss L. Knight. who has been
visiting her parents. Nj. and Mrs.
Richmond Smith at Reno, New, has
gone 10 Tahoe and San Francisco for
the balance of the summer.
Mrs. Nellie Wall and daughters. Miss
Josephine Bessie Marie and Master
Arnold, left Tuesday morning for Cali
fornia, 10 be gone for about year.
Mrs J. 3. Cries and her son left Tues
day evening for her home in Wabash,
Ind. after spending four months with
her mother. Mrs. Nellie Wall.
George d. Alder and wife viii leave
this week for Montpelier. VT. Mr.. Al
der will attend the annual agents
meeting of the National Life Insurance
company.
DR.. and Mrs. GriswOld and children,
Miss COttrill and DR.. Fairweather, viii
spend Sunday at DR.. GriswOld's cot
tage at Brighton.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage at Denver. Aug. 5, of T.
NJ Baird and Miss Nellie Beal. Mr..
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EuREKA.

Mrs. Brig Smoot has returned from a
visit at Provo.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. i. Hush were IN SAT-
Lake Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Hickman, Mrs. Gus
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Baird is a young civil engineer wen
known in Utah as a man high up in
his profession. and has many friends in
Sa-f- Lake. Miss Beal is from Ohio Mr..
Baird's native state. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baird viii be at home in Salt Lake
after Aug. 20.
A pleasant wedding reception was
held at 544 West First South street last
Wednesday evening. the occasion being,
the marriage OF George Rankin TO Miss
Maud MOrrissey, Stake President An
gus NJ Cannon officiating. Matthew
Gray acted as best man and Miss Hazel
Watson as bridesmaid. After the GER
emony refreshments were served. after
which singing, dancing and music
formed the entertainment.
Mrs. c. =. Allen gave an informal
musicale at her residence on. Friday
evening. Mrs. Esther Tuckerman, who
has been a pupil for the past few years
Of Charles Heydler OF Cleveland, o.,
rendered an interesting programme, as
follows:
sonata-Opus 10. for violin and
piano.. ........... ........Deane
ReVerle.. .-............ 800. NieuXtemps
NaVu. ..-..-.. ..-.-...,-..- 49,. BoroWski
! Perpeterime Mobile. .Ries
Romance from Second Concerto.
............... $3.50. Wieniwash
LAoeridle,....-. -....., .,.....Schubert
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Bruff are ex-
pected back from the coast early next
week.
$50
Miss Violet Craig leaves tonight for
/ Denver to join the Harry Corson Clarke
company in His Absent Bow"
Will Schmidlapp Of Cincinnati, o., is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Scion SpirO,
! Mrs. Airmet of the Twentieth ward
was agreeably surprised on Thursday
evening by all her grandchildren, num-
/ bering twenty-one. who met at the resi-
| 1ence Of S. ChaIker Of the Twenty-sec-
Ond ward On account Of Mrs. Airmet's
/ great age, and her long illness, the sur
/ prise was planned so that she could
have the pleasure of looking upon all
/ her grandchildren at the same time,
which. had never occurred before. The
| evening was spent in recreation, fea-
/ ture being the presentation by s.
( ChaIker, for the grandchildren, of a
gold ring made in Utah from Utah
gold.
/ Miss Hattie Ward left this morning
| for Idaho. where she will be the guest
| of Miss Lusher for few weeks.
Clarence Bamberger viii give a lawn
party on Tuesday evening.
| Announcements have been received
in salt Lake of the marriage the past
1 In, Fra ?, riepo of Miss Mary
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ONLY sL.O0
oedcn and Return

Via Oregon Short Line Sunday. Aug.
16. Bicycles carried free. Special train
$50 a. m; returning 10 p. m.
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Announcements have been received
in salt Lake of the marriage the past
week in San Francisco Of Miss Mary
Brixen and John r. Brough, two well
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Miss Hattie Ward left this morning
for Idaho. where she viii be the guest
of Miss Lusher for a few weeks.
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George d. Alder and wife win leave
this week for Montpelier. VT. Mr.. Al
dor Will attend the annual agents
meeting of the National Life Insurance
company.
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Mrs. J. B. Cries and her son left Tues
day evening for her home in Wabash,
Ind. after spending four months with
her mother. Mrs. Nellie Wall
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DR.. and Mrs. Griswold and children.
Miss COttrill and DR.. Fairweather, will
spend Sunday at DR.. GriswOld's cot
tage at Brighton.
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Clarence Hamburger viii give a lawn
party on Tuesday evening.
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Cards have been received announcing
the marriage at Denver. Aug. ), of T.
NJ Baird and Miss Nellie Beal. Mr..
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DR.. David Kennedy's Golden Plasters
strengthen Muscles. remove pain any
where. 15C each.
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Mrs. Nellie Wall and daughters. Miss
Josephine. Bessie, Marie and Master
Arnold left Tuesday morning for Cali
fornia, 10 be gone for about a year.
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Baird is a young civil engineer Wen
Known in Utah as a man high up in
his profession. and has many friends IN
Sa-f Lake. Miss Beal is from Ohio, Mr..
Baird's native state. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baird viii be at home in Salt Lake
after Aug. 90
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her home in Franklin. Mrs. A. F. Arm
strong of Kokomo. after a short visit with
her daughter Mrs. T. {. Howe, returned
home Thursday Mrs l.. y. Howard. OF
Greenfield, will come tomorrow TO make a
short visit with Miss Laura Parker. :, Mrs
Howard Rouse has returned from a week S
visit with her mother in Frankfort. Mrs.
Lewis j. Wood and son Lewis. of Pains
several weeks visit with Mrs. Wood s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jabez Hall. Mrs.
Elisha Carr left yesterday for Cincinnati,
to attend house party given by her sister.
Mrs. w. c. Washburne. She will be gone a
week Mr.. Edgar Forsythe gave picnic
on Pleasant run yesterday afternoon, enter
tanning the Irvington school teachers and a
| few friends. Mrs. Charles Newlin will give
a thimble party Wednesday afternoon. at
her home Washington street, entertain
| ing the members of the Irvington Woman s
Club and a few friends. She will have as
| sisting her Mrs. James Kingsbury, Mrs.
Jason Baker and Mrs. Colt. The Pi Beta
| Phis will hold literary meeting to-mor-
row afternoon, entertaining the patronesses
| and friends of the fraternity. Mrs. j. ID.
| Forrest will read a paper The h0SteSSeS WILL
be Misses Alice Goode. Maria Leonard
Pearl McElroy, Nareena Brooks, Gertrude
Cronback. Eana Cooper and Pearl Leedy...
The Woman's Club met Monday afternoon
with Miss Elizabeth Tompkins. Mrs. T. C.
Howe read paper, which was followed by
short readings by Mrs. Daniel Lesley and
Mrs. James Kingsbury. Mrs. W. z. Moi
fett entertained the Shakespeare Coterie yes
terday at luncheon, in honor Of Mrs. George
Ccttman, who will go to Asheville. n. c.
| tomorrow for permanent residence. The
table was prettily decorated In red and
tulips Mrs Mo aettr guests incSdeS GW Mrs
| Cottman, Mrs. Joel Norman, Mrs. Daniel
Lesley, Mrs. Charles Badger, Mrs. Ray
Williams, Mrs. L. L. Thompson. Mrs
Grace Blount Miss Anna Tibbott and Miss
| Bessie Tompkins.
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SheIbyville.

The Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Nyce. of
Lockport, N. Y, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Strong, left on Monday
on trip to the Pacific coast. Mrs. Jacob
De PREF was the guest of Mrs. T. A. Swain
at Indianapolis on Monday. Mrs. VIII
Beeks is the guest of Mrs. h. E. Elliott at
Indianapolis. John b. Muchmore. of Chi
cago. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Much
more. Mrs. Enos Porter. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Elder at Greensburg, has
returned home. The Rev. and Mrs. New
ton Wray, of Lockport, N Y, who have
been visiting Mrs. Isom Wray for several
weeks, returned home on Thursday. Miss
May Jones entertained informally Wednes-
day evening Miss Fannie Kinsley is WIS.,
iting Miss Carrie Kinsley at Greenfield. -.
Miss Edith Wilson has returned from a
visit at Franklin accompanied by Miss
Hazel Dunlap, of Franklin. Mr.. Gene
Thompson entertained with dinner Thurs
day evening, honoring his bachelor friends.
miss Ethel Adams and Mrs. John Horst
have gone. to Pittsburg, Pa, TO attend the
wedding of Miss Theodosia Otte and Mr..
Schuler.. Mrs. Charles Major was the
guest of friends at Indianapolis on Tues
Brann- of Rushville, who have been the
guests of DR.. and Mrs Will F. Green, have
returned home. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Mrs. Warren Bronson. Mrs. Edward @ w.
Lewis IS entertaining Mrs. Chauncey Clark,
of Indianapolis. Miss Nell Clark was
hostess for the American History Club
Thursday evening. Mrs. J. r. Francis and
Mrs. c. A. Paquette. of Indianapolis. are
visiting Miss Caroline Conrey Mrs. ]. A.
Schafer and Mrs. F. M. Edison left on
Wednesday for Chicago to visit relatives.
Mrs. Charles Means has for her house
guest Miss Myrtle DUNCAN, of Franklin.
Mrs. X. NJ. Hord left on Wednesday to
spend several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Hord at Sterling, o. t.. Mrs.
Elizabeth Nolan has gone to Canada to
spend the summer. Capt. Z. 7. McCrea, Of
New Richmond, who has been the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. McCrea, has returned
home. Earl Means, of Indianapolis, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Means
on Monday 80. The Rev. A. A. Pfanstiehl.
of Highland Park, ILL.,. is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. F. c. Sheldon. Mrs. S. E. Per-
kins entertained the Woman's Club Mon
day evening. Mrs. t. w. Fleming re-
turned on Friday from months visit
with her daughter Mrs G.. S. Moffett. at
Glassboro, N. j.. Rev. and Mrs. Walter E.
Price are entertaining DIR. Mary Vannuys,
of Lebanon. Mrs. F. p Griffin. of Indian
apolis, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B.
Kemper. Mrs. A. L. Guthiel was the
hostess for two charming card parties
on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons.
Mrs. T. A Swain, Mrs. Clark Mallory,
Mrs. ]. r. Francis and Mrs. c. A. Pa
quette, of Indianapolis, were the out-of-
town guests