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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-02-08

Donoher Tuesday evening. Those pres
eut were the Misses Jean Pearson. Kate
Thorpe and rhe Messrs. and Mesdames A.
K " eeter II Diem Nhits- J. w
Ieiger. Charles Shields, A Williams and
". a. adams was in the Park Friday
Miss Frances Wilson was a passenger
10 the city Friday, where she intends to
and Mrs Prank WescOtt
tuesday evening William AcFalls and
George Quinn entertained a few friends
~ buLSn lGnch AT the nome of the
former Those enjoying the lunch were
the Misses Kate Farrell. Pearl Lambert
ana Margaret Ryan and the Messrs- Mar
McFalis
Monday evening at the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Alex Farrell. Miss Kate entertained
at fan tan the following people, The
Misses Pearl Lambert. Margaret Ryan
ana Kate Farrell and the Messrs. Seoree
Quinn. VIII McFan and Marshall Pear
Morris Fitzgerald and wife were in the
Wednesday the teachers of the Jeffer-
son school building enjoyed a chatting dish
1870 sar1-.o lh9Se present were the Misses
Grey. Mcdonald Cook. Getch. Woodward
and Mr. and Mrs. Bloeher and Professor
Richard squires returned home from the
east Thursday.
Sunday evening Miss Pearl Lambert
gave ping pong party 10 a number of
her friends. Those who spent the evening
with Miss Lambert We're the Misses Cora
Snyder, Kate Farrell Margaret Ryan ana
Eva Lambert and the MesSrs- William
McFall, Marshall Pearson. George Quinn
J. H Hanee and Mr.. and Mrs. A R.
Weeter.
T. L. Powers was a passenger 10 the
city this week.
". Halaman left Wednesday for Tono-
pah. where he expects TO remain
The following people formed a cOasting
party Saturday evening; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Farrell, Miss Kate Farrell and Miss
Margaret Ryan and William McFaIl and
/ George Quinn.
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Mesdames Charles Shepard, Ralph Ba-
ker. J. N Gulick. J. @. DAVIS. Kari Lech-
fresawater= Misses Nina and Deal Han
sen Fiora TwelFes, Beatrice Moore. Flo
r. Moore, Messrs. G, E. Moore, Irvinss
Hansen, Walter jenkins. James Hansen
and Ge0rgs r. Stoney OF Salt Lake
Mr. Brigham l.. Young of Kanab is the
goesS, OF MS sisters. Mesdanes Joseph
The young men OF the Power Plant
company gave q beautiful reception on
slonoay last at the office rooms IN Provo
canyon Sards, music and games were
some OF the evening features. and
dainty and delicious lunch was served.
Misses Hazel Taylor. May alexander
Birdie Cuff. Emily whitney Ada Cora
ana Lorena Dusenberry and Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs. Raymond Knight of Raymond.
Sanaoa, Is visiting her many Provo
friends and relatives.
Ex-senator Alder was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs Frank Foutz this week
The O. f. F. club scored another grand
success on Wednesday evening. The bail
was largely attended and thoroughly en-
1oyed. The coming evening event OF the
week is their next ball on Wednesday
The marriage OF Mr. Charles Penrod
and Miss Sarah Z. Forsythe took place
on on, mo si.onaay evening az me home OF me
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. a D.. For
sythe. The ceremony was performed by
Elder George Poulsen, and il was a very
Mrs Rena s. Smoot entertained num-
Der of her friends in a very elaborate
wagon ride Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Dunn were the
victims Of a grand surprise party on
Tuesday evening. The affair was in
honor of the twentieth anniversary of
their marriage and was hugely enjoyed
by over twenty guests Games, music
and short speeches were INDUCED in, and
superb supper was served The even
ing was one that will linger long as
pleasant memory with the guests who
were present.
The wedding of Mr.. William MeCord
and Miss Luella Williams took place on
Tuesday Rev. Goodwin performed the
enjoyed by only the immediate relatives
of the congenial couple.
DR.. and Mrs J. y. Christensen an
nounce the engagement of their daughter,
Ruby, to Mr.. D. B. CrandaE of Salt Lake
City.
A very enjoyable ball was given on
Thursday evening in the Mozart hall.
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LOGAN.

Misses Lorena Nebeker and May Tur-
ner gave a surprise party in honor of
Misses Fannie and Ardell Crockett on
Monday evening. 1t was a most delight
full affair and a large company of young
people thoroughly enjoyed it The Nebe-
ker- parlors were beautifully decorated
with cut-flowers and ferns. Lunch was
served buffet style. Miss Violet Wendell
Doe assisting at the punch bowl. Cards
ana music formed the principal amuse-
ment. In the card contest the prizes fell
to Miss Estella Egbe-t and VIII Jardine.
Egbert Violet WendelbOe, Lorena and
MaybeHe Nebeker. Allie Crockett. Edie
Early, May and Jennie Turner. Professor
and Mrs. William Petersen. Messrs. w.
Jardine. Crawford. Swendsen. Wendelboe.
Madsen, Moench, Egbert. Crockett.
Mitchell, Pierce, Hess. Broberg. futile. ].
Jardine. Turner and Nebeker.
Mrs. w. c. Gates is in the city on
George T Oden of Salt Lake was in
Logan this week
to take a trip to the Pacific coast.
Mr.. B. T. Ritter returned this week from
business trip through Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs Griffith Charles enter
tanned at dinner on Wednesday in honor
of the marriage of their daughter and
Mr.. William Hoffer.
theatre party on Monday evening. when
Florence Roberts appeared here in Ia
"a" After the performance supper was
served at the Nebeker home on First
East street. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. c. H. Hart Mr. and Mrs F. X
Nebeker. Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. McAIister.
Mr. and Mrs. Aquila Nebeker. Professor
and Mrs. Joseph Jensen.
Mr.. Ben Carlisle returned Monday from
Chicago, where he spent about three
months.
President Kerr of the A. c. spent part
of the week in Salt Lake
Mr.. George w. Thatcher left for Butte
on Monday to rejoin the '-COriantOn-'
company.
Mr.. r. S Lambert of Salt Lake was in
Logan the greater part of the week
A r. Beeman- of Cheyenne is visiting
in Logan with L. r. Morton.
John A. McAlister returned from a two
weeks sojourn in Salt Lake this week.
Mr. Aurelius Miner is mp from Salt Lake
on visit to friends and relatives.
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dance continued to u o'clock and was
followed by an elaborate supper. The
following is the membership of the
club: HoIberg, Perks, Warburton,
Gray, Hogan, Erskine. Price, Lover
idge, Lancaster, Roy Lancaster, Burt,
Groo, Fletcher. Clark, Palmquist, Har-
rison. Altree, Wallace, Thomas, Sears,
Mcdonald The following young ladies
honored the club with their presence:
The Misses Evans, Jack, Gray, Glen,
Bushion, Graham, Bonham, Hawkins,
Miller, Kirk, Eddington, West, Perkes,
Wardrup, Newton. Crager Howard,
Saville, Wallace. Huntington, McDon-
aid.
One of the most pleasant events of
the week was the banquet given Mon
day evening, Feb. ?, by the ladies of
Evergreen lodge No. Isl, +. u. of A. TO
its mem bers, at the Odd Fellows hall
After the matters of business were at
tended to. all present were invited to
attend banquet given by the ladies.
After sumptuous repast some appro-
pirate speeches were made followed by
some very clever toasts. most. of which
were expressions of praise for the Ia
dies of the banquet committee
Invitations are out for the First Reg
iment band ball at Christensen's Tues
day, the 18th.
Miss Myrtle Fahy entertained at her
home on Wednesday evening. A most
enjoyable time was spent in games and
music. The Misses Boudreaus favored
the party with several of their favOrite
piano solos. The rooms were decorated
with carnations and smilax Those
present were: Miss Myrtle Fahy, Misses
Effie and Edna Boudreaus, Lizzie Bow
didge, May Breming. Theo Kaylor, Mr..
f MunsOn, Ed Marks. R. B. Bowdidge.
Walter Fahy. Harry Hawkins and
Lawrence Fahy.
A very pleasant evening was afford
ed their friends by William Casady and
Charles Price Friday last.
Mrs w. G.. Alexander, Mrs. H. G..
Boyer and Miss Sadie Boyer enter
tanned deliberately at the home of their
parents in Springville Thursday night.
a. sixty-three. The color scheme in the
three parlors was green and red. Miss
Myrtle Crandall served punch behind a
bank of palms, and there were seventy
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once more the social whirl is to be
a real whirl, and the dead calm
which has prevailed for the past
few weeks is to be replaced by as gay a
week in the one just opening, as the
city has seen in many days. Not only
is the matrimonial market beginning to
boom again. as evidenced by the an
noUncement of several affairs of the
heart which have come to a focus, but
the older set. and these firmly estab-
lished in matrimonial way are taking
an active interest in the many pre-Len-
ten events which are scheduled for the
coming ten days. Not quite a fort
night remains before the fair ones of
the society set will go into SackclOth
and ashes. and mourn for sins of omis-
sion and commission, to emerge at the
blessed Easter time with redoubted en-
ergy to cope with the world, the flesh
and the other person. And Of the few
days yet remaining, much must be
made, lest Ash Wednesday find the re-
pentant one repenting of having wasted
the precious hours in other ways than
those for which the honors were in
tended.
A number of pleasant events have
taken place during the week just past,
among the more important being, the
Sharp luncheon at the Alta club, Mrs.
Holman's luncheon, Mrs Siegel's pink
domino" party Friday evening, the hop
at the post the same evening, and the
Ritter party.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Derr announce
the engagement of their daughter, Ella,
to Captain F. NJ. Bishop. The marriage
viii take place the 18th of this month.
Miss Ida Chandler was the hostess
Friday evening at a very pleasantly
arranged card party given in honor of
her cousin, Mrs. Harry Chandler of
Chicago, who is her guest. Sixty-three
was played, and prizes were won by
Mrs. Edgar Hills and Mr.. Froiseth.
The Opal club attended the Christen-
sen soiree last Wednesday evening.
which proved TO be the best attended
OF any this season. A pleasant evening
was spent by all. The club will give a
card social tomorrow evening.
The Elite Social club gave highly
successful dancing party at the Ladies
Literary club last Friday night. The
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PARK CITY.

Monday evening at her home Mrs.
Henry Casey entertained a number OF
her friends at cards. Those who enjoyed
the evening were the Misses Geneveve
Fitzpatrick, Lizzie Conoley, Frances Viii
son, Veronica Fitzpatrick, Josie Manix
Mary Ledhy Kate Manix. Mary Fallon.
Florence and May Kelly and Mrs. P. w
Welsh; the MessFs. Dan GaIliVan, Dan
Clark, Dan Huron, Pat Clark, James
Allen and D. Regain.
J. c. Weeter was in the Park Friday
Miss Kate Farrell and Miss Margaret
Ryan returned to the city Wednesday
after a few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Alex Farrell.
A very pleasant dinner party was given
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Heath Saturday. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Davies. Jerome Pax
ton and Miss Betha Getch.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w Armstrong re-
turned home from California Friday.
George Waning was a passenger to
the city Thursday.
Miss Harris gave a very enjoyable
musicale at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
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PROVO.

The banquet in honor of the governor
and MS staff and the Utah legislators
given by senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot,
was one Of the uleasantest most success
ful and superb events that has ever hap
pened IA Provo The. banquet was given
IN the Opera house, and covers were laid
tor 250 guests. The house was tastefully
decorated with palms and the American
flags. The tables were a dazzling sight
or silver. cut glass. flowers and delicious
Ylands. Silver candelabra with pink can
dies helped out the brilliant effect and
arc lights extending from the ceiling
were in grOtesque harmony with the gOr-
geous uniforms, exquisite gowns and
brilliant surroundings The toaSts and
speeches were able, sparkling with wit
and flowing with sentiments. Senator
SIN Dot was everything that an ideal host
could ever hope to be, and his congeniai
guests were all impressed with the gram
deur and thoroughness of the affair. Mrs.
Smoot was equal TO the occasion in every
respect, and made beautiful appearance.
IN an elaborate Paris gown. 1t was
over MORE cream silk The skirt had
panels of real lace with tiny hemstitched
by two rows of tiny shirred ruffIes. T'ne
waist was an artistic creation of ex-
pensive lace and ribbon with block
stitched yoke decorated with diamond
ornaments. 1t was the grandest gown
ever worn in Provo. After the banquet
they all went to the Mozart hail. where
a grand ball had been arranged for by the
citizens. The hall was never so beauti-
fully decorated as for this occasion and
was loudly praised by all the visiting
guests. as well as the guests of the city.
The music was divine. the dancing per
lection, and all in all this event marks a
wonderful record for Provo as a social
event
Mr.. Charles Z. Moore gave a delight
ful social AT his home on Tuesday last
in honor, of his sister: Miss Flora Moore
of Salt Lake City. The Mozart orchestra
furnished the music for the dancing. and
the home was beautifully decorated for
the occasion. Dainty refreshments We're
served. The guests were; Messrs and
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Salt Lake. Feb. 5

By no means should one wear an
evening dress on the train, and it would
be every bit as bad taste to wear one
to a noon wedding. Wear a travelling
suit on the train, and later change to
a smart afternoon toilet. The number
and variety of gifts suitable for bride
gives one a great deal OF scope, but the
nature of the gift for an individual
would depend on the degree of init
macy existing between the two. the
financial condition of the donor and the
circumstances of the bride. Send no
answer to the invitation if it is for a
reception. but if the number of guests
is to be limited. and you are one of a
few intimate friends, by all means send
an informal note saying that you are
coming
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DRESS SUITS AND PRESENTS.

To The Salt Lake Herald:
Please answer the following questions
in your columns Sunday morning:
I received an invitation to attend
wedding in Ogden at 1890 O'Clock.
Should wear an evening dress on the
cars or wait until arrived before put
ting it on? What would be a suitable
wedding present for the bride? Should
1 answer the invitation stating that
shall attend the wedding and if so,
please give some form of so stating.
A SUBSCRIBER
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Marriage Licenses.

John j. Sullivan, Salt Lake ..........2S
Fanny Davis, Bethany Brook. w Va p
T.. II. Anthony. Salt Laxe-.--...-..-.2 u
annie l.. HollingsWOrth, Salt Lake, "A
Amt Engh. Salt Lake s
Inga Johansson, Salt Lake. ...........26
william w Poll. Laramie. Wyo.......26
Cora Jones. Laramie Wyo. q
w. H. Shovel, Salt Lake..............Z2
May Phillips, Mill Creek 10
Walter Arn0tt, Salt Lake ...........53
Alice H. Holland. Salt Lake.......7 3
Sam Bernstein. Salt Lake... "a
Esther Appelman, Salt Lake....24
Thaddeus w. Naylor. Salt Lake 80
Adah Roberts. Centervflle .............23
Herbert Cohen Salt Lake.........3I
Anna Morris. Salt Lake.............94
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or March for Chicago, where they viii
make their home.
Mr. and Mrs Scion Spiro will leave
in about ten days for California, where
1 tney will spend month or six weeks.
The card party given Friday evening
! for Miss Ritter and Mr.. Levi Ritter was
one of the prettiest and most enjoy
able affairs of the past week The
house was decora ted in white and pale
green except the hall. which was in
the red and white of the T. of u. The
score-c cards were pen and ink sketches
Of Gibson and Christy girls and the
prizes were all on the same. order
Twenty-four tables were filled with
guests, the tables being arranged
| through four adjoining rooms The
prizes were awarded to Hattie Whit
ney, Karl Hardy and Henry Burmister.
One of the prettiest Iuncheons OF the
season was that given by Mrs. Oscar
Lewis at her home on East Fifth South
street on Thursday, The color scheme
was pink and. white, and with dark
ened rooms and candelabra with pink
shades made a handsome sight. The
ladies present were Mrs. Newberger of
Butte, Mrs. Charles Brink, Mrs J. J.
BroughalI, Mrs. E. F. Eccles, Miss Nell
Ireland of New York City, Mrs. Hos
mer and Mrs. E. F. Walker.
One of the pleasing events of the past
week was the card party given by Mrs.
! G. H. Heritage at her home, 1872 South
Fourth East street, Wednesday after
| noon. The game was Might've, and
the prizes were won by Mrs. Crabtree
and Mrs. Charles Morrison. The pretty
I e..1f- -
rated, and after the games delicious
refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Hemenway have
moved into their new home, SIS South
State street.
Mrs. c. G. Terrell arrived from Butte
yesterday to take up her residence in
Salt Lake. Mr.. Terrell has recently
opened a foundry and machine shop
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Wallace have
moved to Salt Lake from Park City,
and will be at home to their friends at
Third South and Seventh East streets.
Mrs. G. r. Pearsall. who has spent
! the past three weeks in Helena, Mont.
visiting her mother and Miss Davez~
port, returned yesterday to the city.
Miss Stella Reilly, who has been in
| California since December, is expected
home the latter part of the week. ,e
| -
Mrs. Henry c.. Hoffman and little
| daughter, Naomi, left last Wednesday
evening for Butte, Mont.
The third of the assemblies, and the
| last large dancing event planned for
| the anti-Lenten season, will take place
| Thursday evening. The smart set are
/ looking forward with anxiety to the
| affair. and incidentally hoping that the
/ dancing hall will be trifle more hab-
/ liable than it was on former occasions.
! Two of the large events of the week
/ are the receptions Tuesday and
| Wednesday evenings which Mr. and
Mrs. ]. D. Wood are giving in honor of
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Hagenbarth and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Wood
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jennings, Mr..
and Mrs. r. P. Morris and Mrs. Din
woodey will entertain at a large card
/ party al the home of Mrs. Dinwoodey
| Wednesday evening.
! Mrs. D. R. Gray gives a sixty-three
! party next Saturday afternoon.
/ Judge Thomas Marshall and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. r. Gray have invitations out
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EUREKA.

Lewis Mccormick went in to Salt Lake
Thursday.
Hans Hasseu and Sheriff Cronin were
in Nephi Monday and Tuesday.
Edward Pike and P. J. FenneH were IN
Salt Lake Monday.
George Adams was at home Sunday to
rest from his legislative duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. ". Wood of San Fran
cisco spent the week in Eureka the
guests of Oscar FOrslund and wife. Mr..
Wood leaves shortly on a business trip to
New York City. Mrs Wood VIII return
to California, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. George Adams
Sheriff Harmon of Utah county was in
Eureka on official business Tuesday
Charles Laver and son returned We'd
nesday from a two months stay IN FIJI
more.
f. D. Kimball was IN Salt Lake the
first of the week.
Mrs. Watson Nesbit. ST.. has gone 10
Ohio City. Colo: to join Mr.. Nesbit
Dr. F BrownelI of New London, Wis,
has joined the medical staff of the Tin
tic hospital
Charles Brown has returned from Lehi
4 daughter was born Wednesday to the
wife of Calvin Clayton of Robinson
guest of Mrs. George Hansen Thursday
George NJ Hays, president OF the Bal
hinch Mining company, is IN Denver
James Chapman was IN Eureka on min
ing business the first of the week.
P. J. Donohue of the Western Explora-
Salt Lake were here Wednesday and
Thursday on mining business
The board OF health of Juab county
has prohibited dances and social gather
ings and the visits of peddlers from small
pOx infected valley towns, in all towns
in Tintic district There has been but
one case in the district recently the
patient being discharged two days ago.
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Mrs O.. G. Hemenway viii be at
nome to her friends hereafter Thursday
afternoons at her new home, SIS South
State street.
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The first ball given by the college
women of the e. of u. wiz take place
Friday evening at the university.
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The young ladies of the Unitarian
society will give a ball at the Ladies
Literary club next Thursday evening.
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Madame Pfoutz and Mrs. G. B.
Pfoutz have invitations out for card
party for next Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs Simon Bamberger viii entertain
at cards Thursday and Friday after
moons.
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Miss BurkeIla Pierce, whose work in
health and physical culture is creating
so much enthusiasm among the ladies,
will organize a Shakespeare class for
ladies and gentlemen tomorrow evening
at her studio, go Commercial Club
building
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Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scarf will be
missed from Salt Lake society shortly,
as they expect to leave about the LIST
of March for Chicago, where they viii
make their home
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Mr. and Mrs Scion Spiro will leave
in about ten days for California, where
they viii spend a month or six weeks.
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Mrs. Charles Brink will entertain at
an afternoon card party on Thursday
IN honor Of her niece. Miss Marie Ire
land OF New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel weitz leave for
San Francisco and southern California
this morning.
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Ribbons.

Four and 5-inch Silk Ribbon. plain and
fancy cOlOrs. Worth III
z5c yard, for, yard. j G1C
165 Pieces of 5-ineh AlI-Silk Ribbons
in plain and fancy colors. no
Worth Soc Final Price, yard. A0C
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morrison were
given most enjoyable surprise Sat
urday evening by number of their
friends, the event being their silver
wedding. Many beautiful silver pres
ents were received. Those present
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Lorin Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. K. Compson. Mr. and
Mrs. ]. L. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. F. z.
Margetts, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Booteau and Mr.. VIII Rodgers of Dan
nemora, N. Y; Mrs. R. Farnsworth,
Misses Ethel Doffiemyre, Lucille Nor
rison, Laura Morrison. Eleanor Mar
gets, Mrs. j. Taylor. Mr.. Lorin Nor
rison, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. William BooteaI1 of
Dannemora, N. Y, are visiting their
sister, Mrs. Charles Morrison of Fourth
East street. Mr.. Booteau is here for
his health and if it agrees with him
they expect to make their home here
The Ladies Aid society of the First
congregational church will hold its
next regular meeting in the parlors
OF the church at IL a. m. Tuesday,
Feb. 10.
The engagement of Miss A. Phelps
and Mr.. Richard O'Connor, both of this
city, is announced.
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for sixty-three party. to be given on
the evening of the 21st.
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Infants Wear.

INFANTS LONG DRESSES of Fine
Nainsook. embroidered and lace
trimmed On.
Value s1.25, for...........U JS
INFANTS SHORT DRESSES. French
style, of fine lawn, fine embroidery
trimmed. Ct IN
Ndlue SI-s0 I0r..---. " = ! "
INFANTS LONG Flannel Skirts of
fine flannel. finished with wide hem
Value $1.25, en-
Tor ......s-----.---- 49, - -
INFANTS SHORT Muslin Skirt of fine
lawn and Nainsook. lace and ruff1e
trimmed. Or
Value $685. for .........-----...-. CIs
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guests present. Mr. Nelson and Miss
Hattie Lee. carried off the prizes.