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ASHORE ON ST. sIMoNs,
Bark Rescue VIII Probably BE n
Total Loss.

Brunswick, Ga. May 12.-The bark
Rescue, Capt. LOCKER, went ashore off
Long Island Point, st. Simons, Sum
day. She was bound from Whining
ton, N. c., for Jamaica, with cargo OF
lumber valued at $4,000. The tug Inca
to-day brought the captain and crew
of seven men to this port. The bark
probably will be a total loss.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Halliday
have returned from their wedding trip
Mrs. Eleanor Thomas, mother of eX-
Gov. A. l.. Thomas, left on Tuesday Tor
a three months stay in California
Miss Gretta e. Cosgrif and Miss
Elizabeth NJ. CosgriN have gone 10 Los
Angeles for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor NJ. Clement have
gone to Mexico.
Mrs Harry Cue win leave next week
for her home in Brooklyn after an eN
tended visit with her sister IN this city,
Mrs. Alma Kata leaves shortly for
Boise
Miss Ida Hanauer left on Thursday
for New York whore she will spend the
next four months
Mrs. Frank Jennings viii leave TINS
month To join MI Jennings In Bols'
" here they win make their home The
Misses Jennings win remain in Salt
Lake for time with Mrs. Priscilla
Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt sherman have for
their guest Mrs Colts, of Fort Logan.
Mr.. w II. Cunningham Is here from
San Francisco
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Col and Mrs. shaughnessy and their
little daughter have returned from New
York, where they have been spending
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Hayt OF Park
city, who are the guests Of Mr. ana
Mrs Dick Reyes, win leave shortly for
Honolulu.
Mr. and Mrs. George Meter have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
at home at 1854 Second Eas, street.
Mrs. Castleman and Miss Lashbrook
Of Mercur are the guests Of MI and
Mrs Charles Iashbrook at Fords,
Mrs. Frank Wilson OF Idaho who
has been visiting friends In the city has
returned to her home.
Mrs. c. NJ, Charlton left on Tuesday
for New York.
Miss Eva Tompl5lns LEFT this week for
an extended southern trip.
Mr. and Mrs L. II. Sweetzer Of Yale,
'N''' '' '''''''9 ave- "
ntrs ~ p p,acp bss re,urned from
Caiifornio " ' w
NJ. ~ n po,,o, and ,hrea sons NJ
rond ~ ara Visitissl MIS- Patton'e
noIrnts NIr and Mrs. 4 r phDllps.
''''y WIN ''''''' @A
,tr ana Nrs sred N1,ns arrived thls
- t,nT, ,tnstaeor MIN vbere thny
w. ~v,e t ,onHeS, of tba powsr nlant In
"a, T',tonwosd canyon ,cbere nav viii
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WI. m,'s 49, oV 80, ''' NV ''
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Taylor on Jefferson avenue. An excel
lent program was rendered. some good
papers being read on the educating OF
children,
The degree team Of the Woodmen will
give a grand hall at Dignan's hall
Thursday evening.
George Coates Of Lehl was visiting in
ogden this week with George W, Lar
kin and family
The Modern Conservatory Of Music
has remover It's headquarters from the
First National bank building 20 the
stevens terrace on Twenty-fourth
street
Mrs A, Hennng returned home this
week from a months pleasurng in
California.
Mrs Il, r. Stewart has returned home
from HALEY, Idaho, this week, after
pleasant visit with friends.
Miss May Wadsworth went TO Los
Angeles Friday whore she viii spend
some weeks pleasurng.
Mrs. II II. Spencer and son went
east 10 Ohio Tuesday to visit with her
son, L. B. Spencer.
Miss Lillian Plngree one Of Ogdens
most popular and highly accomplished
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II Hanak. The table WAS Beautifully
decorated the centerplece being o
mound MI ylolots and lilies Of the valley
while at each place was ilny pas a,s
Of ylolets tied with pink rlpDon' l,n1e
guests besides MISS i'V ,f.,,,.
we're Mesdames y, - nahoun'
Carl Roberts NJ y Whitney Dana ~
smith J r. Gallagher W > SuRnlnE.
ham. christopher plehl ana the Misses
bern. Miller Culmer and Mcintyre
Mrs Mabel Miner Mcclure gave
pretty luncheon today for her niue
daughter Margaret about 10 guests be-
ing present
The Sewing club met yesterday WITH
Mrs. r. W. Jennings
Mr. and Mrs Fred. Minis who have
iugt returned from their wedding Trip
were surprised az their cosy nome IN
COTTONWOOD canyon on wednesday
niebf about so of their friends gath
erlne there and spending most en-
joyable evening.
a DELIGHTFUL sixty-three party was
glcen by Miss Myrtle Peterson Z her
home last Thursday evening, 'oS soulh
Tnh East The rooms were peauu
INV decorated with red carnations and
forms and the gentlemGn's prize was
Won bv Mr. Charles Nulmer, me
Iodv's prize by Miss May Alder After
Inc games dainty refreshments were
srryed. Those present We're the Misses
Myrtle Peterson, Sibyl Foote, Blance
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:EuTklREs:N}
e g&VEN IS

The students of the University o.
Utah viii give o ball at Christensen $
on March 90
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs, Judson VIII
give children's party next week.
MIR Lester q. Young will be the re-
clpcnt of a complimentary entertain
mont next week IN the Fourteenth ward
hall previous to his departure for CALI
fCrnia
Next Tuesday night Miss Gratla
Flanders win give a musical recital az
tire CONGREGATIONAL church for her pu-
10. Miss Bertha Behle. She will be as
sisted by Mr. SHELTON, Miss judith
Evans and Miss Duncan
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Mrs. Frank f. McGurrin entertainer
M delightfully."- informal reception Oh
Thursday afternoon in honor OF heF
sister Mrs, Joseph B0che, OF Olhuil1,
The rooms were decorated with pll,h
rores and ionquils and refreshmt,hl7
were served Assisting the hostess
we're Mrs. George l.. Nye, Mrs. Fle'ii
McOurrin. Miss Edna Donellan anu
Miss Mary Kinney The hours were
from 4 until G.
Mrs. Thomas Jennings and Miss Hat
tic Jennings received their friends M
formally at their home on wednesday
afternoon,
Mrs. Mont Ferry entertained AT q
tea Yesterday afternoon. The rooHis
were prettlly decorated and y lals'
plumber were present
Mrs. George II. Dern entertained de-
llghtful,y ut tea yesterday
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PROVO SOCIAL NEWS

Miss May Thurman was the r.oln,,,
of very enjoyable SURPRISE psry ', M,
week, Music. games and songs N.Y., W.
the features Of the evening which m,5,
It a very happy event The mss'
were Misses A Eggertsen May BIms,.
Vcda Chapman Flo Belg. lou psSs
Georgia Hoagland, Messrs Nurrse
Snow, John Alder Byron Alder LeRSs
Kirkham, Roy Miller Calvin Fotcf,,
Clay Spencer Fred Snow Hanly
Fletcher aud j Gilbert.
Mrs, b. b, Thurman gave q mos, d..
lightful children's party this week m
honor Of her little son Ayton.
The commercial department Of M
II. Y. A., gave a very elaborate ban
Friday evening Il was one Of the me,
enjoyable events Of the season.
On Wednesday afternoon the rnh
Sorosis and a number OF Ms guests
spent a delightful afternoon at the
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spring flowers. and covers were laid for
H. The guests were Mir and Mrs. VIC
tor Huntzicker Mr. and Mrs. X, H..
Masters. Mr. and Mrs, d. Elliot Kelly.
Miss Goddard. Miss Balm. Or, Garrison,
Miss Laura Preston entertained al
delightful luncheon on Tuesday, covers
being laid for u. The table was prettily
decorated with volets, and violet iavors
were given The guests We're Mrs. F.
D. Klmhall. Mrs d c. Dunbar Mrs.
Gannett. Mrs. Geddes. Mrs Seckles,
Mrs Van Colt Mrs Game Mrs. Archer
Mrs. Osbourne, Miss Carrie Williams
and Miss Jane Macintosh.
on Thursday Miss Preston enter
tanned al a second delightful luncheon,
IN honor OF Miss Rosenfeldt Of Chicago.
who is here visiting her sister Mrs. b..
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Young. Jennie SmoOt, Adlia Horrockt,
Nay Alder Messrs. Joe HorrCcks
berry Jones STEINER simpson Charles
Timer. Dave Cameron, Rubin Smooa
Richard Watts
The Elite Social club gave another
successful dancing party at the La
dies Literary club last Friday eve
ming The last business meeting Of the
club was held at the home OF Percy
Clark. and after the meeting. refresh
ments were served
Today was the eighty-second birth
day anniversary OF Mrs. Rachel Grant
and her grandchildren celebrated the
occasion in a delightful dinner party in
her honor. about ~ Of her friends being
present The table was prettily decor
a,cd, and most enjoyable time was
spent.
The mission circle Of the First Bap-
list church was pleasantly entertained
by Mrs. Cross ana Mrs. Nipper at the
home OF the latter on Thursday
Miss Caroline Paine left for California
Thursday morning Tor the benefit Of
her health. She will be absent the rest
of the school year Rev Fish teaches
the French and German classes In Cor
don academy
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Grant entertained
at dinner on Tuesday evening at The
Knutslord and aiterward ut a theater
party. their guests being Mr. and Mrs.
BaackCs OF Chicago, MT Poole of Dem
yer. and Miss Grant
Mrs. and Miss Salisbury entertained
Informally at dinner ON Thursday
The students OF the Latter-day Saints
University gave % delightful dancing
party al the gymnasium building on
Wednesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Rood entertained
a few friends informally on Thursday
night
Mrs Albert Day entertained the r.
! t. Card clubat her home yesterday.
Miss Margaret Ryan gave pleasar,
card party at her home on Thursday
night.
Miss Rosenfeidt of Chicago, Is visit
Ing her sister, AIRS q. b. Hanaak,
/ Mrs. Leroy Morris, of Idaho Falls
with her family Is visiting her mother,
| Ms William Jenkins
Mrs, @. II. Cushing entertained ,hC
Sewing club this week.
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an interesting event Of the week was
the wedding Of Miss Hattie Jennings
and Mr.. Arthur Shepherd on Thursday.
rhe ceremony was performed IN lhe
Temple during the morning ana aiter,
ward a wedding breakfast was served
al the home Of the bride, the young
couple leaving Immediately atterWatd
for an eastern trip. The bride is the
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Thomas Jeh-
nirgs Of this city. and the groom Is the
talented young pianist. at present lead
en- Of the Salt Lake the9ter orchestra
and whose musical gifts promise
most successful career Both nave
Tests OF friends who win wish them
happiness and prosperity Mr. and Mrs
Shepherd win be at nome to tht
friends after April 10 at the home OF
the brides parents, l72 First street
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young ladies daughter Of Mr. a,1v.
job Pingrae, was married this @a. h, y
j. 5. Daniels, a promnen. yopn w., 81, y
the Colonial ban given TUESDAY ey,.
Ing at Prof Conveys hah ma. VA ~,
argely attended bu, was an e1cseln ny
~ enjoyable affair About ,; c.u.I
attended IN Colonial costumes W"
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OGDEN SOCIAL NEWS.

Cards are out announcing the mar
rlage of Miss Annie Fowler and Walter
Heller to take place next Wednesday
IN the salt Lake Temple. They viii
be rendered reception In the evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Il. Heller on orchard avenue,
49,
The Child's Culture club met yester-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs, X. j,
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Probably the largest, and one Of the
most delightful affairs OF the week was
the banquet given az the Ladies' Lit
erarv club by Mr. l. H. Cook OF the
New York Life Insurance Coo to the
members who have been engaged In a
friendly contest during several months
past The table was spread In the long
han and was handsomely decorated,
and an orchestra rendered choice
musical selections during the repast,
afterward furnishing delightful music
for the dancing that followed. A pro-
gram Of toasts aud songs was given
and q delightful time spent by all
The character ball Of the Billie club
at the Ladies' Literary club ON Monday
night was enjoyed by about 80 young
people each one representing some
unique and interesting character
Ghrlstensens orchestra furnished music
ger a delightful program OF dances. and
Franklin furnished refreshments. which
were served In the lower hail during the
evening All spent an evening that win
be pleasantly remembered for long
time Those present Were Misses
Katie Farrell, Kitty Johnson crystal
Patton, Louise Hagman, Nellie Nichol-
son, Bertha Midgley Dorothy Dwyor.
Lucia Peterson, Emily whitney, Naomi
Felt Emma Grosbeck. BESSIE Felt. Myr-
lie Robinson, Anna Sorenson, Mana
Short Janet Murdoch, Gene Hardy,
Sarah Williams. and Messrs Dave
Sprunt. Robert Wilson. Andrew Burt.
win BAH. Sam AshbyArt Bolton, Frank
White, Art Ball, Abe Brain, James
Watson. Weysley Wilson. George But
Ter, James Nelson. Erne Holmes, Clyde
simmons Clarence Patten. James Cow
an. The Billie club will give a dancing
party at Chrstensen's Friday eve,
March q,
Mr. and Mrs. G. x. Smith entertained
ON Wednesday at dinner In honor OF
MI and Mrs James Robinson OF Mont
real who are their guests The table
was artistlcally decorated with La
France roses and smilaX and the place
cards were hand painted in water col
ors The invited guests were Or and
Mrs Clarence T. Brown Mr. and Mrs
a. Il. Hutchinson, Mr. and Mrs j, b.
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. l. o. Rhoades, Mr.
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The deadly drouth OF the Lenten sea-
SON has get in, and the social world be-
gins TO show the effect The Few events
that have taken place have been OF a
private and very quiet nature and II Is
doubtful If any exceptionally elaborate
function win mark the next four weeks
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and Mrs. John Reed, Mr.. and Mrs
George orr.
Mr.. and Mrs A. e Hutchinson gave
n thenter party on Tuesday night m
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robinson their
other guests being Mr. and Mrs g. h'
Smith
The Hosperlan club gave a tlea'er
party Thulsday evening followed pa p
banquet al their club rooms. vihcers
ror The ensuing year were installed at
tho Hesperian club on Tuesday a vote
of thanks WAS given TO the officers VINO
successfully carried out the duties as
signed TO them during the previous
year
on Tuesday night Dr. and Mrs j. c.
b. King entertained delightfully."- 10 din-
ner. IN honor Of Dr, Frederick A. kiehle'
me table was prettily decorated with
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WATERVILLE.

Mrs. p. Russell and children arc visit
ing her parents in Milton.-A. L. Lara
way is in Springfield and Boston this
weck.-Samuel Perkins has moved to New
York Statc.--T. j. Thomas of Worcester,
Mass, Is visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wcstcott are happy
over the arrival of daughter born July
Henry Fuller of Barton Landing visit
cd friends IN town over Sunday.-IIoward
Thomas has gone to Elmore where he has
job clerking.-Mr and Mrs. Henry Nc
Kannon spent the Fourth with her par
cnts Mr.. and Mrs. Chaunccy Tillotson--
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure and Mr.. and Mrs.
ontgomery of Fairfield visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Leach last wcek.-Mr. and Mrs
Charles Tohin of Pleasant Valley visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Wcstcott
over Sunday.--Charlcs Corey and daugh-
ter of Manchester, n. H.. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Fairbanks over the Fourth.
Mrs. little Putnam of Minneapolis,
Mimi, arrived in town with the remains
of her father and mother. Mr. and Mrs.
George Morse. former residents of this
place for intcrmcnt last week Mrs. Put
nam will remain with relatives in town
several weeks.
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at the church where he had worshippcd
for so many years. Tho Rev. Mr.. Tuppcr
ofIlciatcd assisted by the Rcv. j. G. TaY-
lor. The church was filled with sympa-
thizing friends. The flowers were mum
erous and beautiful. lie leaves wife
and eight children and twenty grand
children, five of tho children live i'm Cali
fornia, two reside hero. and ono in Mar
thas Ninyard. The funeral of William
Robbins was held at his homo Monday
afternoon, the Rev. O. n. Boutwell, Off
ciating.-J. and a. -. Robbins were in
town to attend the funeral of their
brothcr.--Jennie Lowell has finished her
work at Mrs. T.. n. Nelson e. George
Swain and two daughters. also Mrs.
Moulton and two children from South
Dakota, are visiting friends in town
Mrs. Henry benjamin and children visit
ed in Danville last wcck.-t'rcd Marco
and wife have moved to the a. j. Smith
farm.-Mr Wright and two children from
Enoshurgh are visiting at james Libby
Jack Williams is home from the Bur-
lngton hospital with his cycsight i'm
provod-Pcoplc in this vicinity celebrated
the Fourth in various ways some attend
ed the horse trot at Barton. some attend
ed picnics and others stayed ut home.
There was n good display of fireworks
in the evening and some OF the usual
patriotic boy spirit.-pcrCy and Fred Netr
went to Canada last week to visit their
grandparents a fcw wcchs.--Carric Crow
ley has finished her work at sherman
GaCc's.-Ciuy Goodrich and wife from
Canada are visiting friends in town. They
formerly resided hprc
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SOUTH HERO.

About 500 people from here and the sur
rounding towns attended the celebration
here the Fourth. 1t was the biggest
held in this town for several years. ono
of the most interesting bali games of
the season was played in the forenoon
between the South Hero Reds and the
Grand Isle Whites. The score being %
to y in favor of the South Hero Reds.
In the afternoon the potato race was won
by Tomas Santor. The boy race was
won by Joe White. The throc-lu logged
race was won by Bert Irish and Joe
White. Joe White climbed tho creased
pole and won the prize of s.. Alison
Donavan won the 100 yard race. Percy
Livingstone won the running jump race.
At three o'clock the Reds played against
the North Hero team. The game result
ing in victory for the North Hero team
by a score of - to 80 Mr.. Fields acted
as umpire 10 the satisfaction of an. EN-
Cellent music was furnished during the
day by the Grand Isle band. There WAS
a fine display of fireworks in the evening
THE Young Peoples society cleared about
$50 from the refreshments they served
the Fourth. Orvillc Allen ana
boarders spent the Fourth at Bluff Poiut
hotel at Plattshurgh. Phelps of
Milton was in town reCently.-Willis
Robinson and Hardy Robinson from the
Nest. are visiting relatives in town
Wallace Martin is having his house new
" painted.-About % couple attended tine
dance at Keeler's hall Friday evening
Miss Harris of Milton is visiting her sis
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MONTGOMERY.

Mrs. John Comstock died very sud
denly on Thursday morning of heart
failure. being sick only few hours Tho
funeral was held from her late home on
Sunday afternoon. the Rev. G. u. Pierce
officiating. Mrs. Comstock was "A woman
of remarkable sweetness and beauty Of
character. and many cstimablc and love
able traits, which drew to her the cs-
teen and affection of all who knew her.
or came within her influence. She is sur
vivcd by two brothers. A. l.. Hall of
Bakersfield, Or. Han of Franklin, a sis
ter. Mrs William Burt of Enoshursh
Falls, a husband and one son, H. q.
Comstock of rcwkshury, Mass, to mourn
her loss. and Mrs II. g. Comstock
of Tewksbury, Mass, are in town called
here by the death of Mr.. ComStock
mother.-MisS Sadie James and Louise
Clapp were in st. Adams over sunday
Mrs. James has returned from a visit a t
ST. Albans.-Mrs. Lcander Shina return
ed on Tuesday from a visit at South Roy
alton.-Dilian Golf of Boston visited in
town recently.-Hayden Shina is not as
well as usual.-Eddie Domino and wife
of Boston are visiting at his fathers,
Darius Domino s.-Caley Combs visited
In St Adams over Sunday.-OliVc Miller
has finished work at st. Adams and re-
turned homes-The Ladies Aid society of
the Methodist Church met last week al
Joseph Roe s.-Mrs Amdsa Lcpper is on
the sick list.-Dr. and Mrs c. c. Smith
have returned from an outing at Iighgate
Sprngs.-AIrs. II. II. Scott has returned
from Richford, Miss Alice Goodspced
is visiting at East Berkshire. Ernest
Combs had the misfortune to have his
ankle spraned last week while at work
In the mill
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Goodoll went to the hospital at BurlinG-
ton but there seemed to be no help for
her, Tho cause of her death was cancer
of the liver. She was GO years of age and
leaves a mother. Mrs. Harriet Griswold.
one brother Eugene GriSwold, both Of
this town, and a sister. Mrs. Florence
Holland Of Townshend. Tho funeral was
held Monday at St ThomaS's Church at
two O'Clock. the Rev. W. +. Weeks Of
nCiating. Arthur s. ketCham had charge.
1ntorment was in Pine Hin cemetery.
The home of Shubel Shedd in F'orcstda!e
was burned to the ground saturday. Mr..
Shedd was attending the celebration on
Smal!eNS lot at the time the fire started.
When he reached the house it was i'm
possible to save anything. The house was
insured for 5000 and there was $50 on
the furniture and clothing.
julius Delphia received a severe cut
about the right eye saturday. While
celebrating with the fire crackers large
ore exploded while on the ground and
blow stone into Mr. Dolphia's eye
Miss Riven Phillips and Miss MadGe
Bliven from Nyack on the Hudson. are
visiting at II. w. Prirdlos.
Floyd McCollom is assisting in the post
office during the summer vacation.
Dr.. j. ". Estabrook has returned from
Il tlip to Rochester and Bakersfield.
Mrs II. w. Conger of Brushton. y. Y.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j f. Macarthur.
Daniel Tatum and daughter and NJ.
Clarence New Of BROOKLYN. y. Y. drc
spending the summer at the Brandon
Inn.