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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
TO ORGANIZE ALUMNA.
MISS LEILA CALHOUN, OF OK
FORD COLLEGE,, NOW IN
THE CITY.

Miss Leila Calhoun, of Greensboro,
KY, financial secretary of the girls
college in Oxford, o., and in charge
of the work in Kentucky. is at the
Palmer house on business connected
with the college. This college is one
Of the largest and most popular in the
country, and more Kentucky girls have
graduated from it than from any other
college in the country.
Miss Lula Reed, Of Paducab, 10 q
graduate of it, and many Of Louis
villle's most prominnt women attend.
ed it.
Miss Calhoun, who is a sister of
Capt. q. @. Calhoun, of Frankfort, is
now arranging for a meeting and ban
quet at the Louisville Hotel, Louis.
vile, about October for the purpose
of organizing state alumna of the
college graduates and in addition to
many OF the most prominent young
ladies of Kentucky, there will be sew
earl prominent women from other
states present.
1t is thought that fully 100 will re
in attendance. Among them will be
Mrs. Gath, of Hamilton, O., president
of the national alumns Of the college,
Miss Fannie Ruth Robinson, presi-
dent Of the college. and Mrs. Durbin,
wife Of Indiana's governor.
1t is probable there will be several
present from this end Of = . state. and
very pleasant time is = Sipated.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
MRS. BlNFORD DIES.
FULTON WOMAN SUCCUMBED
AFTER OPERATION.

Mrs. Charles Binford, of Fulton,
who was shot accidentally by her hus.
band some time ago, being mistaken
for . burglar, died this afternoon. An
operation was performed ON her last
night to locate the bullet, and she
never recovered from the shock. She
had been holding her own fairly well
until the operation became necessary.
She was one of the most popular
Young women of Fulton and there ID
gr... sorrow over her death.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
Fight to be Made in Aldermanic
Board Against the Brick
The City Gan Afford the Best Ma
terial, Say Some-The City
Bond Question.
MORE STREET BONDS WANTED

There are lxely to be two lively
fights in the board OF aldermen Thurs
day night when il holds its regular
meeting. One will be over the kind
of brick to be used in paving the
streets, for which the contract was let
last night and the other over the
amount Of street improvement bonds.
There are n number OF kinds OF brick
on the market and the kind selected
by the committee Of the whole last
night stood fifth in the recent test
made. Some OF the aldermen claim
that the city selected the brick that
stood the best test a few days ago, be-
fore it was known that Contractor
Terrell would not sign the contract,
and there IL no reason il should not do
IL now.
II don't see any reason for such q
change now" declared one alderman
this morning. IF il was to the city's
advantage to select the best brick .
couple Of weeks ago, it certainly is
now. think we should have the
best material possible TO get. for the
streets, and certainly will vote for it. "
The board of aldermen can defeat
the street proposition as IL now stands
by refusing to ratify the action Of the
committee Of the whole last night in
awarding the contract to Mr.. Terrell
and selecting the Evansville brick.
The council as separate board rati-
fed the action Of the committee Of the
whole, but the aldermen have not yet
passed on 1t.
The other fight will be over the
amount OF street improvement bonds
The council last night fixed the
amount at $50, 900, which is not salts
factory to some Of the aldermen. One
said today:
~ shall try to have the ordinance
amended and make the amount $3.50,
900. or not less than 800, 900. II we
are going to build better streets it will
be cheaper to build as many as possible
now, and save the money wasted year
after year making repairs on the
gravel streets. We could do enough
paving of the streets with $3.50. 900 to
make the city one of the prettiest in
the county and at the same time save
thousands and thousands of dollars a
year that will otherwise be spent for
repairs that do not last more than q
few months"
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
ice BROKE THROGH
NARROW ESCAPE OF MR.. RAN
KIN KIRKLAND THIS MORNING..

This morning about s o'clock Mr..
Rankin Kirkland, Of the American
German National bank, was at work
at his desk when something struck the
heavy glass skylight above him and
descending like creased lightning
grazed his nose.
He jumped quickly and saw a huge
cake Of ice hit the floor and fly in all
directions. 1t had fallen from the
third story window, where 1t WAS
placed to be washed, and striking the
sky light demolished portion OF it.
Mr. Kirkland's escape was indeed mar
row. but fortunately he was not inr-
Jured
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
DUMMY HUGHES BACK.

Cairo, Ill, August ls-"Dummy"
Hughes. who jumped his contract two
weeks ago, has returned and rejoined
the team at jackson today. The Cairo
team has been badly crippled but will
soon be on its feet again.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
SOLDIERS ENLISTED
AND LEFT ON THE MORNING
TRAIN FOR LOUISVILLE.

Major Il. ID. Read Of Louisville, Wis
tied the local recruiting office last
night and enlisted three recruits re-
ceived last week. They were: Fair
fax f. Craig, John T. Thompson and
Uric l.. Bearden. The officer and the
recruits went to Louisville early this
morning.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
TO MEXICO
SPECIAL AGENT OF THE N, c
AND ST. l.. LEAVES FOR
HIS HEALTH.

Col. b. b. Linn, special agent Of
the NJ. o and st. l.. road, left this
morning for Mexico for his health.
Col Linn has been ill for some time
and the trip is complimentary from the
road for which he works. HIS many
friends will wish him q speedy recoy-
cry.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18

Mr.. Clarence Ohamblin and Mr..
James Murray, who left for Chicago
on the l. U. excursion this morning
will make q tour of the west before
returning home.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
KILLED BY EMPLOYE.

Oshkosh, Wis, Aug. is-Thomas II.
Morgan, a millionaire sash and door
manufacturer was shot and killed to-
day by Frederick Hampel,a discharged
employe
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
ENDED THE SPREE.

Louisville. Ky, August is-Dr.
Parry Conner, a well known physi-
clan, suicided last night by taking
csrbolic acid. His death was the re-
suit Of q spree
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
IS UNIMPROYED
CAPTAIN WILLIAM ROLLINS
BELIEVED TO BE SINKING.

The condition Of Captain william
Rollins, who is very low at his home
ct Fifth and Monroe streets, is unim-
proved today. He 10 slowly sinking.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
sALIsBURY's CoNDI.
TON CRITICAL

London, August is-Lord Sails
bury's condition is now reported criti.
cal. He has been Ill for several days.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
MASONIC TEMPLE DAMAGED.

Cleveland. August lS--The Masonic
temple here was damaged TO the ex-
tent OF e75. 900 by fire at midnight.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
to its whereabouts.

The captain on the United States
steamer Lookout, which has been at
the wharf for the past few days, re-
ported to the police this morning that
his fine $125 watch had been lost or
stolen. 1t has been missing for sew
eral days and the captain thinks he
lost it's some where.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
Rebels Kill 200 MOslems--Fight
Near Monastery.
Salis1ury's Condition Critical
Louisville Physician
Suicides
POWERS ON THE STAND
TURKS BADLY BEATEN.

London, August iS-A terrible bat
tle has just been fought between the
Turks and insurgents near a monas.
terry in Macedonia. The Turks were
badly beaten. losing ever two hun
dred. The rebel loss IL unknown.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
BUYS ANOTHER PITCHER.

Louisville. Ky, August is-Pitch-
or Kerwin has also been sold TO Gin.
cinnati.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18
COlOred Porter Arrested This
Morning for Grand Larceny
Two Watches Reported Missing to
the Police This Morning
Early.
NEGRO CULPRITS ESCAPE

Lee Atkins, colored, who had been
employedsat Weille's, was arrested to.
day on a charge of grand larceny. He
lives at Eighth and Boyd streets and
was suspected Of having carried goods
away from the store. A search war
rant was procured and quite a guam
tity of the goods were found. enough
to justify..the charge of grand larceny.
The case was called today in Judge
Sanders court and continued.
Cal Hinton was fined $40 and costs
for violation Of the Sabbath.
A breach of the peace case against
Richard Milliken was dismissed.
Dicey Dixon was fined IS and costs
for using insulting language.
An unknown man, white, who said
he had no name, was fined 81 and cost
Cor drunkenness.
Patrol Driver John Austin was
called to a stable pear the furniture
factory on South Third street with
the patrol wagon this morning at an
early hour by the information that
two negroes who slept there mad COM
mitted a nameless offense. He went
there after them, but they had made
good their escape. The charge would
have been q felony and the police are
still searching for the men.
W. ]. Murphy. of Fulton, KY, re-
ported at police headquarters this
morning that bis watch was stolen
from him last night at West Broad.
way saloon while he was asleep. 1t
was gold and quite valuable, and the
police have been able to secure no clue
to its whereabouts.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-08-18

TENDER 2Sth.
Young women will also be admitted
to the business Glasses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

Miss Llndqulst received informally on
Wednesday afternoon, Miss Lindqulsl
win leave shortly for her home In Sou'n
Dakota.
Capt and Mrs Sturglss entertained
ut dinner last night at the FORT
Judge and Mrs, o. w Powers VIII
give dinner party at their home to-
night
The Fort Douglas dancing club gave
IT'S usual hop on Wednesday night
The party given by the High School
cadets at the Armory last night was a
most enjoyable affair q large number
being present and an having the best
kind Of time.
Mr. and Mrs w l.. Jones entertain
ed at q Theater party on Monday night
and afterward mt a supper at the Com
mercial club.
Mr. and Mrs. o. e. Cary entertain
ed informally az dinner on Tuesday
night The table was prettlly recor-
ated and covers were laid for 10.
a pleasant party was given by the
y. a. r. society ln the museum hail
al the University last night
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FuT.uR.E@.
'& S&VE- NJ IS
k-.-s-

Miss Louise Wey has Issued invita-
tons for q party next Tuesday
Mn !. o. Rhodes win entertain at
cards next Monday and Tuesday after
Moons
Mrs a. W. McCunc Jr, will enter,
tain at cards next Wednesday IN honor
Of Miss Hattie Jennings
Mrs L. y. Harvey win entertain the
Card club next Friday afternoon,
Mrs Robert Glendeunlng viii enter
tain az a luncheon at the alta club
next Tuesday In honor OF hen mother
Mrs. Hubbard Reed
Mrs. o p. Cary ana Mrs. Russell
Tracy win entertain the Sewing club
next Tuesday
A farewell reception win be rendered
mr. and Mrs Clarence T Brown previ-
Gus 20 their departure for their new
home in California.
Mrs. l.. Cohn VIII entertain at re-
ceptlon next Monday in honor Of her
daughter Mrs. Herbert Coin,
The Ladies' auxiliary Of the b, OF l..
T. viii give card party next Thurs
day night in the Scott-Auorbach block,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

] Evans IN Denver have returned,
Mrs. Evans accompanying them for a
visit with friends IN The city
Mrs. Emma Saunders left this week
for California, where she VIII spend
the next two months,
Mrs, r. A. Vincent left on Wednes-
day for Oregon
Miss Marie Ireland Is the guest of
Miss Katherine Creary at the post.
Mrs, Arthur Davies has returned to
her home In Park CITY,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J.. Downing returned
yesterday from their eastern nip
Miss salie Leonard left this week
for The east to take a course at the
John Hopkins training school foi
nurses,
The fort people are regrotting the
prospective loss OF two popular young
lleutenants from their midst, Lieut..
Bower leaving shortly for Texas, and
Lieut. White for Manila
Mrs. Ralph e. Hoag has heen the
guest this week OF Mrs t. 3. stephens,
Miss Clara Welnbcrger Of Denver
is visiting In this city with Mrs Her
man Borrman
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 5. Burton and FAM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

glass candlesticks al either end Of the
table had shades in damodil hue. tne
effect being most brilliant a pretty
feature was the last course consisting
Of q dainty confectiOn Of cram and
chocolate served in dainty flower pots,
and with q jonQuil placed as II splout-
ug from the brown Garth. The guests
who enjoyed the pleasant affair acre;
Mrs. +. O. Howard, Mrs Belden Nus.
Igleheart and Miss Keogh Mrs IA
Motto, Mrs. Sturgls Miss Mabel Ac-
Cure. Mrs DagGC It. Mrs. Blythe, Mrs.
THOMPSON Mrs Woodward Mrs. Pow
ers Mrs Pfoutz, Mrs. Charles Read,
Mrs Fabian, Mrs. Babcock, Mrs. Web
Der.
The ban given BY Battery a az the
Armoy ON Monday night was o suo-
cessful affair The hail was artlsiIcll-
ly decorated with military emhicms
and the red white and blue 90 Ameri
can flags being used DO dra0o She hal
with hundreds of yards of bunting n
the national colors. Ammunition chests
covered with artillery blankets We're
used for seats and gatllur guns aud
crossed swords and rifles We're eyow.
where I'M evidence IN the decorations.
About 800 people were present.
This evening the sccdnd-yca French
class OF The q. Oh Y. VII give "a French
play at the main building 90 the uri-
yerslty The students who wtll take
part ere tha Misses Sawyer Ferguson,
Snyder Miller and Critzer and Bur-
CESS Young The affair o. % private one,
and invitations have been issued io b
number Of friends OF the participants.
Miss Jean Odell entertained five of
her young friends 40 luncheon at Ole
Alta club today and oftprWard took
them to the performance of ARIZONA
90 The Vheatcr the party being ch1p-
erouad hy Mrs j n Richards Thc
table at the elnb was prctu.y decorated
To- pink and Jhe following GUESTS were
present Misses Kate Groo Annette
Ferguson. EIuise S1Glor Vida GiUl-
ards and Florence Grant
Mrs 81 W. Pratt counselor 90 tla
presidency of the Y J.. M. T. A. ND
Granite stake. Wlg the recipient
pleasant surprise given by 'ha lH'
NJ. J. A. officers of Forest Dale "a.t
Thursday evening Feb Dr. u NH
pratte re .danoD About ao officers 3H1
friends were present 1nd enjoyed theme
selves in s0cial reunion During tl.
evening Mira James Jlendry ou haA.t
of thc officers PRESENTED Mrs 81 W
Prtt with houlslW.. bound volume
~ tbe History or Oh. church. Mrs
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OGDEN SOCIAL NEws

A very bratt,
place NVednes6S,. no'ne wedding H..
dence of Mr onS ,vNehliE at the 'gN
jefferson nvonno axe, .',s. A. L, Coreg y
Miss Armeda Cnr,, " neN lhelr lgua "
iage Ia MI ClaT8i was united In navy
Wedding narty 'a, D. Roberts M
parlors M 5.90'p ,bt'',gu One beamgi
hcautlful Moral ar '"t,i place unBees
performed the ra,, " l'a'. j. 6. Caw.'
maids wera No n ,gulohl The bHd
Lake civ and ,b t'' s'itt Barr Of ~,
Verna Barrows "l U ',.G, oI honor Nla
beautiful white o,.-D'N all werre
man. way e''o'A. acted as ba,,
The bride WAS g,,.,
alton Of vbite cr7,', ..' N a pretty ora.
tafleta ana catri.l WV 'lIhe over gbh
of brides roeso aACWer bog0gs,
ana couprafrloijorsi,'', 'ne Ceremony
mo weddmr pn.t,s '.,g Oeen extended
IN large numbery s,, WI" I We're ppss1i
tuous Weddinp rera., o'"n 10 @ SUM.
waters and oac5 s" s', yea by e6l5ld
homo lccora tions W. ~. "'aling 'ake me-
nrruneod an rlbt,r. y artstoalB
Greens cte Tbnl,..f. .' lowers eref.
mos, charminp on5 g. i. Ion. que 9i Qslens
ladies'. and yew poegI, '3'.'nea young
tegcnm In tbn 0sio o'' "3s .oymHyS
Tbe Groom h n'.i pubic geho0s
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M, so "
E;'S5tEy5,SzD

The week, though not as brilliant IN
social way as the last has had q
number Of interesting events, the most
notable one being the large gathering
al the Bee Hive house ON the three
first evenings OF the week to hear the
reading Of Bishop o. +. Whitney 8
epic poem. Following this in lmpor-
lance were the entertainments given
by the Reviewers club at the Ladies'
Literary club house on Monday and
Tuesday, for the benefit, respectively
Of the free kindergarten, and the choir
OF 81. Pauls church Besides these
have been number Of smaller events
which have Hlped In the weeks pleas
ant record.
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,,s.,3fDDIN&8Gg.9$2

The wedding Of Miss Hattie Jennings
and Mr., Arthur Shepherd viii take
place on Thursday, March 8. Following
the wedding the young people win leave
for a trip to Boston,
one of the interesting events OF the
week was the wedding Of Miss Julia k.
Hays and Mr. Enos Hogo, which took
place ON Wednesday night at the home
of the brides parents, Ar ana Mrs. Jo-
seph Hays The rooms were beautl-
fully decorated with roses, carnations.
palms ana vines with a protusion OF
violets In the dining room The cere-
mony was performed by Father Hiely
Of the Catholic church and afterwards
an elaborate supper was served. the Inn
mediate friends and relatives being
present. Mr. aud Mrs floge are at
home at $40 Lincoln avenue
The marriage of Miss Essie Robin
son ana Mr. Fred Thorpe took place
last Monday at 81 Paul's church, Rev.
c. y. Perkins officiating.
The wedding of Miss Clara l.. Snyder
and Mr. Herman Eckner took place ON
Tuesday night at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Snydcr Rev Mr.. thinner Of the Ger.
man Lutheran church performing th,
ceremony The rooms We're prettily
decorated. pink ana green predominant
ing A sumpU0us Wedding supper was
served the guests being The relatives
and near friends o. the bride ana
~ Itll
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DOMINICAN
GToTNG


Ny. aud Mrs Hubbard Reed. who
ha been absent for the last year in
New York are in The city, and are
stopping at the Knutstord.
Mrs j, NJ Bowman and Mrs j, J.
Judson who have been visiting Mrs. T.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

MAJ. ana Mrs. George NJ. Downey. Mr.
ana Mrs o. D. Salisbury and Mr. and
Mrs Hoyt Sherman
Miss Ivy Young entertained delight
fully at her hCme in Forest Dale on
Thursday night ia honor of Mr JacL
Horne WHO leaves shortly on a mission
tor Germany
AIRS. Guernsey entertained about n
members OF the Mexican corps at her
home on Thursday The afternoon was
epj0Fably spent. a pleasant feature be
ias the vocal solos Of Miss Edna Dun
can
The character bah given by the Y
%. 1. a, at the Twelfth ward scho1
hrue on Thursday night was q com.
3.ale success On an details. a Lara.
humber were present to enjoy Oh.
lI@sant anair.
Last nigh, the last hop Of the season
Ha1 given no Fort Douglas. the hoe
uss,s being Mrs. LeMay and Mis-
Df.lry, and Liouls White and jackson
having charge OF he arrangements.
Miss Creory entertained az q Wells
ulMt PARTY on Wednesday evening Boz
Hcuor OF her guest Miss Ireland,
lrs Dawson was guest OF honor at
pleasant birthday surprise party on
Tuesday night The others present be-
ae Misses Poet Kent Van Houtin.
naWaon Bradford ana Laura Dawson,
Nr Smith and Charles Dawson.
Tonight the Liberty chapter D. a. r..
win give % reception In celebration Of
Washugton's birthday. Mrs. J.. G..
MIcr and Mrs e., T. Allen being hos
tesses The aquir Wll be held az the
home of Mrs Miller and promises to
be delightful one
Miss Bird and Mrs. !. H. Richards
entertained az luncheon ON Wednesday
n honor OF Miss Hattie Jennings ut
lh' homo Of Miss Bird their guests
Numbering ~ fhe decorations were 90
-.t.te and green and v-re prettily car
lied ou.
..r., f,irctio, ttls srterrrn,' i, i,o,o,.
Ma, W. IL Jor.s entertained 81 an
.,r.r1,9i b,if arNrftrpI .Tair op WI
anl ap enioyqma rmc vas soent
rr.ft, rnrbaon at bs.. Nom tca,,
ON Tuesday n.-lt ise First Regiment
'l -"sS l'' ., .l'l' ln. "l,ar
d, Nas 'ne ,l.,I .e'lur being ren.
i, ~ 'o ll' .t =. ,he eand, ana
.NtlI was lNo' 'Nsniy enjoyable 10
'n ~. Nis- N.leie EIerbeck
l1.n-o ~ Ntns'nsien gt her
r r,ca' 1,o Lar' Mg,ieF ss May BiIl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21
cKkSSS55INa1l:}Hss31

Ms. Arthur Davies was hostess at a
pretty card party on Tuesday after
noon, given In honor Of Miss Hattie
Jennings The affair took place at the
home OF Mrs, Byron Groo, the hostess
mother about II guests being present
The rooms were prcttiy decorated in
red and white, the Japanese idea being
carried out In all details Prizes were
gon by Miss Jennings and Misses Jane
md Frances Howat
One Of the prettlest card parties Of
he week was that given by Mrs, Ne
seath and Miss Lane on Tuesday. at
he home OF Mrs. Megeath. The dec
,rations we're In yellow and white, daft
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S0GCIALaG
Q7F4G1ATI

The entertainment given by the la
dies OF the Salt Lake stake Primary
association In the Twentieth ward an
mex on Thursday night was one Of The
successes Of the season. No more de"
llghtful program has been given Ia me
schoolhouse than that Of THURSDAY
night and the enjoyment Of us many
notable features was go great as 20 M
duoe demand for its repetition, when
viii possibly take place some evening
next week. Special praise was award
ed the charming opereJta. the dance
given by the pupils Of Prof Lolsglle,
and the part taken by the Primary ch'l-
dren. who delighted the audience Wiih
their performance President Camilla
Cobb Of the Primary cannot but teei
well satisfied with The efforts OF those
who combined TO give this notable eu-
dence Of their loving interest in her
and the Organization Of which 2-2 %.
head.
one Of the most charming Of the sea-
sons luncheons was that given By MIS-
nesday. The sprlngtlmc covers and
colors were chosen for the decorations,
the center Of the table having a large
basket Of daGodils with ferns, and OUT
side these a circle o. yiolets, while cut
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

fodils and marguerites being used abou
the rooms. and me scores ana tame
having the same flowers In water con
ors The prize winners were Mesdamc
Ferris. Gallagher Gemmcl and Witcher
on Monday night Or ana Mrs Il. j
Niles entertained at cards, about 3D.
guests being present The rooms Wef.
tastefully decorated and the scores anA
talnes were water color paintings
Mrs. Kimball, Mrs woodruff an
Miss Klmball were hostesses at pleas
ant card party ON wednesday ana
again on Thursday, about go guests pc
ing entertained.
Mrs. Henry Norman entertained de-
lightmlly al cards yesterday FOR nei
guest Miss Weiuberger OF Denver
Miss Marie luce entertained the GUY
ana Saucer club at her home on Tues
day
Mrs Charles W. Fineld was hostess a.
delightful afternoon affair on Thurs
day. the entertainment being the game
of hearts The decorations were IN
trely IN hearts scores of them artlst-
ically arranged making an eueciiF.
adornment. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs Cleaver ana the prize winner
were Mrs Dlnnlny and Mrs II ~
Cary.
Mrs N. G. Parsons entertained the
Gard chb This afternoon.
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Miss Marie Luce entertained the Cui
ana Saucer club at her home on tues
day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

Mrs. Henry Norman entertained de-
lghtmlly at cards yesterday FOR nef
guest, Miss Weiuberger Of Denver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

Mrs. n. G. Parsons entertained 1h'
Card club this afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-02-21

AIRS Harry Knight and her guest,