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WILL ATTEND.
President Roosevelt viii See the Rsll.
anee. Shamrock ~. Race.


Oyster Bay. l.. l.. July i.-Presideni
Roosevelt has expressed his intention
TO witness the international yacht race
between the American defender. Re
lance and shamrock III. 20 be sailed
Aug. 20. He viii go 10 the course over
which the race Is 10 be sailed. on the
Mayfiower. Sir Thomas Upton re-
Gently eteuded 20 the president "a corr
dial invitation 20 witness the races
from his yacht. the Erin. but while APP
preciating the invitation and the spirit
which prompted a. President Boose-
welt felt Obliged 20 decline H.
Governor Hunt OF Porto Rico. sena-
tor Long OF Kansas and Former POST
master General Wilson SR Bisseli u
Buffalo arrived here Tuesday. and
were the presidents guests az lunch
con.
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pa,,sd Away in AdirOr aeks.

New York. July John a. Delaney
well known In financial circles mere,
dead AZ his lodge IN the Adirondaks'
lie was for many years president OF the
New York Bowery Fire Insurance COM
pany. but ne retired from active busl-
moss In fkn1
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DEVOTED TO DORA.
General cssslus N. Clay Wishes His
Former Wife 10 Return TO Him.

Louisville. Ky. July la special
from Lexington. Ky. says General cas-
slus NJ. clay. the venerable sage OF
Whitehall has written to his former
child-wife. Dora Richardson Brook,
whose husband was Killed by train
In Illinois several days ago. asking her
10 come hack and remain with him the
rest 81 his life. General Clay realizes
that he has only a short time 60 live.
and ne has called continually for his
young wife. even since she got d.
vorce from him and married Brock.
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rrnm o.srdo,. Of Laudanum.

South McAlester. l. r.. July i--Wil'
liam Costlgan. city attorney OF south
McAlester. died Tuesday from the ef-
fests on an overdose Of laudanum'
which he evidently took 20 alleviate
pain. taking too much. He was be-
yond help when found by his wife he
was thlrty-four years old and by birth
an EnRlishman.
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Palmetto Stat. Lynshinp.

Columbus. S. C., July CHARLES
Evans. colored suspected o. murder
ing John r. Phillips. a one-arhed con-
federate soldier. was taken from Jan
al Norway and lynched. Four Other
negroes were beaten into inscnsibiuty.
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Southern League.

Al shreveport-shreveport, 3; New
Orleans. }.
AZ Birmingham-Birmingham. 8.
Atlanta. !.
Al ACCOMPLISHMENTS. II: Little
Rock. 8.
Al Montgomery-Nashville. 4. Mont
gomery. 3.
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Killed Wife. sho, Himself.

chickasha. 4 T.. July L-George Al
yea. a middleaged man employed by a
grain COMPANY at Klngflsher. Okla
and ChIckasha.L r.. shot and Instantly
killed his wife Tuesday morning and
then turned the gun on himself he
cannot recover.
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American League.

Al Chicago Chicago. 10. Boston.
A. S. Louls-New York 2 s.
Louis,
AZ Detroit-Detrolt. 3; Washington.
AZ Cleveland-Cleveland, 4; Phila-
,delphia. 3
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LASTED THE LIMIT.
Feathsrwsisht Fight a. San Francisco
Ended In a Draw.


san Francisco. July 1.-THE Hanlon-
Yeager 10 at the Mechanics pavilion
ended in a draw at the end Of the TWEEN
tleth round. Referee Eddie Smith being
unable to choose a winner between the
game little featherweights. The fighi
was one Of the hercest ever seen In
this city. Both men fought with q
vim from the tap OF the bell In the
first round until the referee gave his
decision. So hot was the fighting dur
ing the first stages OF the battle that II
seemed to foretell a quick victory for
one or the othed % he contestants
But neither was able seriously 20 In
jure the other. and the contest lasted
the limit.
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Nav AZ Execution Set.

south McAlcster l. r.. July i,-some
time between the hours Of sunrise ana
sunFt on Friday July II. Charles Bar
rctt and Dora Wright will meet death
together on a scaffold.
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Nntlonal Ieaau..

A. New York-si. Louis. 4. New
Yor. ?
AZ Bro1klyn-Pittsburs. n. Brook
lyn.
At Phnadelphia-Chlcago. 2. phl'a-
delphia 2
Al Decentralization. z. Cincinnati O.
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BASEBALL.
Texas League.

AZ corsicana-Dallas. Z; corsicana
J.
At Fort worth-Fort Worth /
Waco. o.
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Absolutely opIsE

Richmond. Va. July A-Tte stree,
railway strike situation was absolutely
quiet Tuesday night
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card

CardlN
A glacier VIII -
sails away oye1 =
travels alone. IA
large one noat ~
panions. The -
nomenon "thg Sc
and any one he.
progress OF thhner
her brood wilton q
OF The name.
plants grow snd =
great hcc mountain
IA nc rest moss ai
protecting the ice
sawdust does. Ar
decays and forms
seeds Of buttercu
brought by the X
flourish. Those I
much In arctic Il
does not bloom du
ern summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-04

nlyersary Of James Salisbury was cele-
brated In pleasant function, num-
Der OF his intimate friends being pres
ent at dinner
Miss Salisbury win give lawn party
I'm honor Of Miss Edna Donnellan ut an
early date
Miss Kate Farrell and Miss Margaret
party on Thursday evening, july ., al
the home OF Miss Ryan.
The Fourth OF July idea prevailed In
the decorations at the card party given
by Mrs. Lawrence Klmball on Thurs
day. Flags and bunting were used, and
scores and tallieB carried out the de-
sign. The game was "63 and prizes
were won by Mrs Whlttemore and
Mrs. Lynch
Miss Ida Chandler entertained OF q
delightful afternoon affair yesterday
IN honor Of Mrs, Frederick Lttue'
Mrs Angie Kaghn Of Washington, y.
g., is IN the city O guest Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Maurice NJ. Kalghn, Jr.
Mrs Eliza 3. Hume, Of this city left
last Monday Tor ogden, where she has
accepted a position as matron Of the
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and a reception taking place in the
evening nt The home of the bride The
rooms were prcttily decorated, ana re-
freshments were served, a large num-
Der OF the friends and relatives being
present. Mr.. and Mrs Smith VIII be
nj home to their friends after July 10 NJ
923 Garfield ave.
The marriage Of Miss Resale Cope
and MIR. Rev. Robert S. StrlngtelloW
took place ON Wednesday. the ceremo.
ny being performed Ia the evening az
the home of the brides sister, Mrs. a,
n. McKay, the Rev. Charles h. Per
kins officiating. The bride had no at
tendants. except the little ring bearer
Donald Mckay, and only the relatives
ana Intimate friends were present Al
ter the informal reception which fol-
lowed the ceremony Rev. ana Mrs
suinefelow LETT for Montana, where
they viii make their home.
Miss Bertha Leasing and Mr.. 5, j.
Price were married at the city ana
county building on Wednesday Depu-
~ j, T.. Eldridge performing the cere-
mOny IN the presence OF few relatives
and Intimate friends. Afterwards the
bridal party drove to the Wilson where
an elaborate dinner was served. Ihe
newly married pair win reside at Mil
ford
Wednesday witnessed the wedding OF
Miss Adele Horn and Clarence p Post
the Rey. MIR. Bickel performing the
ceremony in the presence Of the rela-
lives ana intimate friends at the home
of the grooms mother Mrs. Elizabeth
Post Afterward MI and Mrs Posi-
LETT Cor Omaha for a visit. but VIII
ret.rn to salt Lake to reside,
Miss Annie II. Chase and Frederick
Ward were married on Wednesday,
the ceremony being performed at the
brides home, with Bishop Splers OIL
clatlng. The rooms We're prettlly
decorated. and an informal reception
was held the friends and relatives be-
ing present TO exchange good wishes
Mr.. and Mrs Post will make their
home here.
The wedding Of Miss Anna Minor and
Mr.. q. Spencer Chambers takes place
this month.
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n 7--~---==---=-- -----=
LOGAN SOCIAL NEWS.

One Of the most elaborate social
events Of the season was the at home
given by Mrs G. w. Thatcher Friday
evening. The affair was patriotic In It's
nature. her spacious home being decor
ated in red, white and blue The inyi-
tations were also IN the national colors
and the tally cards contained a beauti-
ful flag painted by Miss Nettie Anus
sen. Euchre was enjoyed during the
afternoon and a sumptuous repast was
served. Those assisting In receiving
were Mrs y. c. Thatcher, Miss May
Morrell, Miss ollie Martineau.
The invited guests We're Mesdames s..
4. Langt0n. Ostien, A. n. Thompson,
Joseph M0rrell. l.. A. Merrill, j. A..
WidtSoe. w. b. Preston. Jr. Z. d. Py-
per. a. l.. Farrell, d. H. Thomas. b. g..
Thatcher. j T. Game. Jr A. NJ. Merrill,
Frank Thatcher, Leo Campbell, w. $.
LanCton. O. H. Champ a. c. Barrett
Joseph Howell, Roy McAllister, J. a.
McAllider. J. r. Shepard John Need
ham. Jesse Earl. Don Musser, l.. X.
Martineau. F. S. Madison A. NJ. Elem
ing. Thad Mayor. w, Y. Croxall. +. 7.
Hyde, II. Bullen, Jr, D. c. Bulge $. d.
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I.aughlln expects to be gone more than
a year.
Mrs. A. j. Houghton and daughter
Grace Of Cottonwood Falls are visiting
Mrs. A. b. Peak Of this city.
Mrs. r. S. Robertson ana daughter
returned this week from Chicago, where
Miss Robertson graduated from the
Sherwood Musical college with high
honors.
Miss Madge Mariner OF Chicago Is
the guest of her cousin. Miss Allcen
Maclean She viii be here for some
time.
The Baboock family accompanied by
Mrs Mabel Minor Mcclure, left Monday
morning for Santa Cruz, TO De gone IN
definitely,
Mrs, Il IT, McGurrln left this week
for California. 60 be- gone two months
Mrs. q. A. Wall expects to leave soon
for California to be gone some time.
Miss Bessie Chandler has returned
from Wellesley.
Mrs. william II. Mayo and Miss Mayo
Of ST. Louis Mo-. are visiting Dr. and
Mrs, Mayo in this city
Miss Lucy Gaby leaves the latter part
Of next week to visit relatives and
friends IN Colorado Springs.
Mrs. Walter Filler leaves this week for
California, to be gone month.
Mrs WIN Launsbury of Denver is
guest Of Mrs. Z. NJ, Miller
Miss Estella Carter and Miss Lillian
Featherstone left Wednesday for an ex'
tended trip east
Mrs. |. y. Mckenzie has returned
from Kentucky with her daughter. who
graduated at st. Vincents academy.
Mrs. Rothschld and daughter and
are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs, II. l.
Rothschild.
Mrs, Jacob e. Bamberger has re-
turned from trip to the Pacific
Northwest
Miss Helen Hahn win leave early in
July for Denver.
Miss Gratia Flanders ana Miss Os-
terberS will leave shortly for Califor-
MIA 70 remain during the heater term
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS.

Ar. and Mrs. II. $. pyne entertained
the members OF the Fourth ward choir
Monday evening
Miss Pauline Moore was visiting
friends the past week in salt Lake
Mrs Annie j. Cetkin and her son
George are going south saturday even-
Ing to spend a week.
Misses clara and Angie Holbrook en-
tcrtalned a large number Of their
friends Monday evening.
Miss Marian Nelke has returned
from her trI9 Ia Denver.
The Elks gave an informal rccep-
tion IN their club room Thursday even
Ing
Miss Nomia Berger Of Chicago is
visiting In Provo with her many
friandg
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Thatcher, Orson Thatcher, ?. =, Keller,
G.. G., SWendson. Joseph Jenson Lulu
Johnson, Lee Thatcher Misses LULU
Carpenter. Agnes Cassidy, Susie PHI
grim Miner Florence Miner. Elsie Wat
tiers. Ollie MartIneau, May Morrill,
Olive Durfee Nettle Amussen.
Bishop O. +. Whitney was a visitor
from Salt Lake this week.
Mr. Nose Holt reached home Wednes-
day from Philadelphia, whore he took q
course In optics, Matchmaking and en-
craving He graduated with the high
est honors.
Congressman Howell H. Bullen Jr,
D. II Roberts and Il. b. Thornley, are
spending a few days In Blacksmith's
Fork canyon.
President w. j Kerr left for Boston
Tuesday to attend the National Educa-
tional association.
Mrs A. f. Farrell entertained a num-
Der Of friends very pleasantly Wednes-
day afternoon In honor Of Mrs. Don
Musser Of Manila The guests were
Mesdames A. G. Barrett. l.. r. Martin
eau, W b. Preston Jr, C. D. PIPER G.
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49, ..s-.--,.l ,r..-- -.
OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

The leading social event Of the week
was the marriage Of Miss Mary j. Oh
sen TO MI Charles o, Dee, which took
place Wednesday morning at the
Church of the Good Shepherd, Rev,
Alfred Brown officiating. The ceremony
was performed in the presence Of the
relatives of the contracting parties and
a few intimate friends. A bountious
wedding breakfast was served and Mr..
and Mrs, Dee left for California on the
morning train, where they Will spend a
months honey moon, returning to Og-
den TO make their future home. The
bride Is one Of Ogden's bellies and
popular In society circles The groom
is one Of the well known young pharm-
acists Of the city employed at b. G.
Hnoths drug store.
cts Physician G. A. Dickson re-
turned home this week from a two
months eastern trip q
Tuesday evening Miss Claire Nogel,
Of Denver and Nathan Newman, OF
Pocatelo, Were married IN this city by
Municipal Judge Howell.
Miss Hedwig Borkhardt returned
home to salt Lake Wednesday after o
pleasant Welt IN ogden, the guest OF
Mrs. Henry Emmett
At the home OF Mrs. II, s. Emmer-
son on Madison avenue, the young peo-
pie OF the Congregational church gave
lawn social which was well attend
ed All kinds Of games, music, etc,
was enjoyed. and dainty refreshments
were served.
Miss Maude Littleneld. a popular
young lady Of Morgan city, Utah, was
married Thursday In this city to Rob
ert Ellis. Of Kansas city.
Thursday evening the ladies Of the
Congregational church were delightful
ly entertained by Mesdames Meden and
Lively.
Miss Claude Radcliffe Of this city
left Tor the coast Thursday to spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morgan, Of
Laramie, Wyoming, returned home
Thursday after a pleasant stay In Og-
den, the guest Of Mrs. Y. G. Pancake
Misses Alice and Nettie Mcguire left
ogden Monday for Denver and other
eastern cities to spend the summer
with relatives and friends.
Miss Ella Ballard has gone TO Butte,
Montana, TO visit for "a month.
Monday evening the knights OF
| Pyti ms gave a reception and banquet
at their hall In honor Of the newly
elected grand lodge officers II was a
grand success.
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state school for the Deaf Dumb and
Blind. She assumed her duties on
July /.
Miss McGrath Of Detroit is a guest Of
her sister, MIS-. William McGath Of
this city.
Miss Carrie Harrison OF this city Is In
Chicago. attending the art institute.
Miss Aleen Crismon Is visiting Miss
Stella Mcintyre at Mammoth.
Miss Lorena Dusenberry is In me
city from Provo and Is the guest for a
short time Of her sister, Mrs. +. l..
Parker.
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G.. Amussen. G. ". Thatcher y II
Thomas. d. c. Thatcher S. a. Langton
j. A. langtuu. A. NJ. clayton, Il
Mitchell All Mitchell, Jesse Ear
Misses Nettie Amussen, Agnes Cassl
day. Selma Hansen. ida Mitchell
Dainty refreshments were served dur
ing the afternoon.
Miss Lena jenkins daughter Of Mr.
David jenkins and a most estlmabl'
young lady, was married to Mr.. Emlll
Wach OF Salt Lake,
on the evening OF June 30 a number
of those who have labored under MI A
NJ. Merrill's supervlslon-during tht
past i've ygars-made him farewell
CALI During a short program Mis-!
Eva Jones on behalf Of the donors
presented the retiring superintendent
with a very handsome ring She said
Dear Mr. Merrill. We feel very happy
IN bringing you this little gift-happy
In the hope that Il viii give you pelas'
ure and indicate. in some slight degree
the love and appreciation Of your co
laborers. the teachers OF the Logan
public schools.
1--WE beg that you win wear II always
IN times of joy and prosperity let Il
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-04

afternoon the ladies We're Joined by the
gentlemen and tea and other light re-
freshments We're served Miss Nc
Grath was assisted in the afternoon by
Mrs. Rose. Mrs. Filler. Miss Read MISS
Salisbury. Miss Dooly, Miss sherman,
Miss Laura sherman.
Another notably delightful affair OF
Thursday was the card party given DIV
Mrs. George Y. Wallace In honor OF
her daughter. Mrs futile OF ST. Louis.
The game was made dOubly entertain
ing by the unique tallies which were
small bisque dolls, their articles oil
dress being the counters, and great
deal Of amusement being furnished IN
the effort TO have them properly
clothed before the end of the game.
Miss Noble aud Mrs Irvine were the
prize winners About 40 enjoyed the
afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Shepherd has dIscon-
tinued her days of home for the sum-
mer
Mrs. Byron Cummings and Miss
Cummings entertained al pleasant al
fair on Wednesday Va honor Of Mrs.
George Matthews Of California. The
rooms were prettily decorated. the On
ing room having flowers IN red. white
and blue. The hostesses were asIstted
In entertaining by Mrs. Ledyard Bailey.
Mrs David Evans. Mrs. HauXhursi and
Mrs Stockholm.
Mrs. William lglehart and sons left
Wednesday evening FOR Cascade can
yon. Colorado where the viii spend The
next six weeks
Mrs Frank Harding LETT today for a
visit OF some time in Seattle
Mr. +. A. Dmehl has returned from
Colorado Springs where Doe has been
spending a few days
Mrs T. j. Gustln, Who has spent the
past few months visiting her parents,
viii return about the first OF neSt
week
Miss Agnes RYAN OF ST. Paul Mum.
is On the cts. the guest of her uncle,
Manager Ryan % The Montana Cons0l-
dated Mining company, and win rec
main during her vacation.
Mrs. Hal Brown entertained foW
friends az an Informal porch party
/ Thursday morning.
Mrs Henry COhn entertained at a de-
lightful card party yesterday.
Another OF the enjoyable card parties
of the week was that given by Mrs
John clark. Jr. on Thursday after
noon
On Monday evening the birthday an
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WpsDEELsS

An event which came in the nature
Of a surprise 10 a majority OF people
was the marriage on Thursday OF Miss
ora Hardness and Mr. Tom B. Davis.
the wedding taking place In the after
noon az ihe home OF the brides p1-
rents. Judge and Mrs Robert Hark-
ness. Dean Eddie officiating. only the
relatives Of tine two families We're pres
emit, and the newly married couple left
shortly after the ceremony for BRIEF
visit in Denver with Mrs, George r.
DoWney. the sister OF the groom. The
bride wore "a handsome gown OF white
embroidered muslin over taffeta, and
carried roses and afterward q
going away gown Of navy blue. Mt.
and Mrs Davis viii probably make
their home in New York where the
headquarters OF the large coal COM
pany with which the groom Is connect
ad Is located Both have many friends
who win extend congratulations and
good wishes
Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Dick
son announce the engagement Of their
daughter Irene Earl 60 Russell Gruby
Schuider
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip A. Dix an
ndunce The engagement OF their daugh-
ter. Eva. Go William Charles Druehl
The wedding WIN take place the latter
part of this month.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Il Irvine announce
the engagement OF their daughter.
Blanche 90 lvor Ajax, the wedding To
take place this month
Among the weddings OF the week
was that Of Miss Amelia Atkins and
Mr. Alvin r. Smith. the marriage be-
ing solemuized IN me Temple, Presi-
dent joseph T. Smith. the father OF
the groom, performing The ceremony
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The light warm should have place in every ward
robe II inexpensive charming and SOFT and
becoming young always picture In her stylish focks @
one of royal blue wolfe ppngs and embroidery Of black and white
silk The collar batiste similarly embroidered lhe sk
yoke with deep fun hounce the blouse Is p1eu
with front and sleeve trimming blue and white STRAY"
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Nellie Wheeler Wayne Campbell, Ju-
dim Evans. Estelle clinton, HOLSTER
Hancock Bessie Mayne Mary Moyne,
Manila Hunter Mildred Oft Mute
Orem Minnie Wingate, Vera Lame,
Dora Turton ana Pearl Riscoll
Miss McGrath was hostess at one of
the prettlest of luncheons on Thurs
day In honor Of Miss ponuellan II
was given AT the Country cluD ana
about 80 guests enjoyed the event The
small tables at which they were scat
ed were decorated with pink and Law
euder sweet peas and maidenhuir fern
the Initials OF Miss Donellan and her
fiance being enclosed Later in the
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Miss Ivy Galloway Of Nebraska was
guest Of honor at an enjoyable aiter-
noon function on Thursday given by
Miss Irna Walker The rooms were
bright with flowers and the following
guests were present besides Miss Cal
loway. Misses Alice Ewing Fooie.
Aiverda Martin. Jessie Martin. Lenore
Morse. Edith Crane, Ida HauXhurst
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afternoon the ladies were Joined by the
gentlemen and tea and other light re-
freshments We're served, Miss NC
Grath was assisted In the afternoon by
Mrs. Rose. Mrs, Filler Miss Read, Miss
Salisbury. Miss Dooly Miss sherman,
Miss Laura sherman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-04

Mr. and Mrs. w, S, Couam have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
at home to their friends at 10 Yelling
ton court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-04

Mr. and Mrs. r. Il Irvine announce
the engagement OF their daughter
Blanche. 20 lvor Ajax, the wedding To
take place this month,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-04

Mrs. G. w. Midgley entertained a few
relatives and friends at o'clock
tea on Wednesday last Among those
present being Mrs. J. F. Glenn, Mrs.
A. Be,tinger, Mrs Thos. +. Nisslng'
Mrs. J. x. Vissing. Mrs. Andrew Niss-
ing Mrs. j. +. MaIgher Mrs, a.
Reeves. Mrs. /. Hogan, Mrs Orlob,
Mrs. Haigh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-04

At the home OF Mrs. II. S. Emmer-
son on Madison avenue, the young peo-
pie Of the Congregational church gave
a lawn social which was well attend
3D. All kinds Of games, music, etc"
was enjoyed and dainty refreshments
were served
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-04

on Tuesday night Mr. and Mrs, W, H.
Tibbals entertained at delightful mu,
sicale In honor Of Miss Nettleton ana
MIR. Netteton, two young musical peo-
pie who have come to Salt Lake TO re-
side. The rooms were prettily decorat-
ed and an enjoyable program rendered,
the mum bers being two piano solos Dy
Miss Nettleton, two violin solos by MT
Nettleton. both Of which were encored
a vocal solo by Mrs. A. q. Andrews a
violin solo by Mr.. SHELTON, accompanied
by Mrs CAM; two piano solos by Miss
Mary Olive Gray.