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CHICAGO "a. L., 4: DETROIT, ..

CHICAGO. Sept. 2i.--The White sox placed
their few bite to much better advantage than
81 srd WON tss ara sday d
Tannehlll were the chief factors in bringing
In the decisive runs. Both clubs felded
The score
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Totals ....4 927 IS 8
'Baited for Ma,hewsot, In the ninth inning.

'BdVeO lot matHeWSOn IN tne nlntn INNING.
Cincinnati ................0 o 90
First base on errer-New York. Left on bsses-
New York. s. Cincinnati !; First base on balls
S.;s b HshP Hs%s vrn
by, Hahn, t.. wiid pitch Mat6ewson. Passed
ball-Peitz Umplres -Emsiic aad Carpenter
Time hour and ~ minutes.
CINCINNATI. 2; NEW YORK tS. LII O-sEcoSD
GAME.
Harper struck the New York side out in
the first inning OF the second game also hit
Q batsman, made wild pitch and was bumped
for two Dagger by, Browne A fine play
Browne bunted safely, Me,Iann Sit TO H fo
per. who threy to third to force Donin. The
and grabbed the bali with one hand,
In the fourth, after Devlin and Gilbert
Sided that It was az Infisld dy and called
ending good chanoe. to score. The New
Yorks wabbled badly in the 1fth. Odwel
hit safely. .Mcl}ann fumbled Steinfeldt's
saeriflce and HugRins outfooted a bunt.
A base on balls to Schlei forced Odwell home.
and steinfsldt scored on C9rTSSorsn,s hy 70
and with the aid Of wild throw By Corcoran
filled up the corners. 1t was up TO Donlin
but his best was srounder to Higgins, and
u MoG t doubled in the seventh with one
out, but was doubled up on Mertee's little
limit OF the game by mutual consent. The
scOre.
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to two hits In the second game. McCormick
inning and came In on Phelps q single. MoCor-
mick hit a eafety again In the fourth but
was forced by Bfahsfeld, Bransfleld took
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Leh on bases ,pnSbure d BROOKLYN, T. First
brsnsheld. Stolen bases-Gessier, Jordan, Batch.
miuutek,
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Boston. .........,.....l o o 2 -
Philadelphia. ...,.....,..0 U o o o rs
:, Two base hits-stahl Bruce. Three base hits
DOran. Home runs-Freeman, Noonan. First
base on balis-on Gibson. d on Coakiey, g. First
base on erEor-Phlladelphla. Left on bases
chance Gibson, Bruce. Noonan. Stolen Sase@
L Gross Struck ou,-By Gibson. S: b.. Ccakley, s.
Sss.nee fers and p sna Psd AND
umpire-Shondan. T1me-i hour aud 20 minutes.
AtteDdAnc<--s.A an
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TotAs. III 7.1 Q D
'Bn,,ed for bergen in the ninth inning.
P!tusS,Trs ..,....,.''.'.,.Ss SSSS -
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DOGS AND BIRDS.

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Of The sMsonteIair Golf Club had blind hs9di.
Selected eS being io4 THE. scores: Miss NJ T.
wilson. iis. s---iO1; Miss l.. G Dreste. ilt: 8
1917 Mrs, H., G, Pllmpton: iss; 7e-ios: Mrs.
a woman : handicap' for prizes for best gross
and net scores: which were won BY Mas
Al T. Wilson The scores: Miss M. z. WI
son. io7, 0-io7: Miss Ellen Reid, II+. OLA;
Mrs. N NJ. Harrison. i2I. o-i24 Miss Z. A.
Owen, 1871. <-i27
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IoaAN.

An important social event of the week
was the reception given by the local Odd
Fellows, lodge. 1t was held on Tuesday
evening in the big lodge chamber and
was attended BY the local menoeIs Oh
the order and a large company of IN
.ited guests. Luncheon was served.
VISITING members of the order were Rev.
p A Sjuapkin. J. J. Thomas ana ". y.
Carbis Of Salt Lake City.
". II. Mclaughlin visited IN SAT- Lake
this week.
The Joint boards Of the J. NJ. and Y.
I. NJ + A rendered a farewell reception
TO g f Ballif on Monday evening that
vas a very nice affair. Luncheon was
served and then games, musical and elo-
cutionary numbers followed During tue
evening Mr.. Baihf was presented with a
handsome toilet case and purse OF 20.
7 T. Baliff Is down from Rexburg, Ida,
on a visit to friends. -
Charles England was in Salt Lake city
during the week.
]. ". Funk of Richmond visited Logan
this week =.
visiting friends in this city.
Mr. and Mrs Jesse Stratford enter
tanned on Tuesday evening. The aIfaiT
was in the nature OF a surprise party. and
resulted in pleasant evening tor All
Judge n. {. Richie of Salt Lake was
The Philomathic society met last night
in the p. 7. college. Professor f. y.
Owen delivered an address, Professor g.
NJ Harris performed on the violin ana
Miss Lillian Oliver gave piano solo.
Christian Hugh reached home this week,
after spending two years in Switzerland.
John r. McCord Of Tallahassee, Fla, IS
CAPTAIN and Mrs. H. D. styer enter
tanned the artillery cadets Of the A. 7.
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on Mrs. ErankeI this week. Tins ladies
having the affair IN charge we're Mrs
ToWey. Mrs. Middour. hfrB. Thompson.
Mrs. Hurlbut and Mrs Smith.
joan Hartweh Vas a passenger on
Tuesdays incoming train
One of the events nf the week was the
surprise party on Charles Shields. the
occasion being the estleasn's sslh
birthday. Delicious refreshments were
served aud q delightful time had rs al
Following are the names OF the guests
Messrs- and MeS1anles Hubbard. VIII
lilms. Golst, Wilson. Heath, Besgs. Dunn,
NcCar1y, CsiezoT. Sherman. White. Hurl-
but, L. 3. Wight. r y, Wight. Lec0mpte,
+. Bird. Frankel, Weeter, Blocker and
Miss Whitemore arrived In the Park
Sunday morning The young lady mas
accepted z position as teacher in the pub
lie school in place Of Miss Woodward,
who recently resigned.
Mrs j. Oliver Is expected home early
IN the next week from new jersey >
where she went 10 attende the Uedclns
Of her daughter
A very pleasant surprise was planned
and carried out on Miss Ada kimDail hTl-
day evening. Misses Irna Evans ana
Clara ki15zI taking charge ct the al
fair. About thirty children were pres
ent and a delightful time had BY all
Dainty refreshments were served
Rev z 1, Goshen VIII lecture 10 the
AthenaeGna Monday evening ii the Con
gregational church, The High school had
q special invitation to attend
A large number OF young people from
Park City attended the ball given by the
railroad men ia Evanston Friday evening.
a special train carried the jolly crowd,
returning 70 the Park Immediately AFTER
the dance.
The masquerade ball given by the l. D.
S. Tuesday evening was largely attended
and was q great success financially ana
socially.
]. ii. Dening Of the DaIy-Judge Min
ing company was in salt Lake this week.
John Kelly was THURSDAY passenger
to the Park.
Frank Emery returned to Park City
Thursday after q visit in Salt LAKE.
John Lindsay came up to the Park
Thursday morning TO spend a few DAYS
Royal Arch Mas0ns held their regular
meeting "Wednesday night ana jolly
good time had after the meeting
Parker Dykes is visiting in Park City
with his fatheE-in-laws Joseph Robinson.
William Mossack Of the Quincy mine
is back in Park City.
James Stevens and wife were on the IN
coming train Thursday morning
Richard PeltOn OF MercuT is visiting
IN Park City.
Oscar Lawrence came up TO the Park
Thursday morning.
J. A. Edison Of the Rio Grande Western
railway was Park City visitor Thurs
William F. Mclaughlin left Monday
afternoon for an extended trip through
California, Mexico, Arisona and the
northwest. Mr.. bEcLauahlin viii not re-
turn until the 1st of April.
The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs. 9.
r. Hedges viii be gTieved to learn OF
the death Of thslr daughter, Gladys
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phoVo.

Mrs. Zina r, Stephens and Miss Dottie
stephens gave charming entertainment
Friday evening at their home. 900 " est
Second South street, in honor OF the
Lady Maecabees of the Provo hive. The
guests were accompanied by the sir
knights, and other friends Of the enter
tainers were present The rooms were
tastefully decorated in holly ana the col
oFs OF the ordered, black and white. An
immense hive in the eolors was brilhant-
~ lighted with electric Jets and suspend
ed over the table II the dining room, NIL
sic was rendered the entire evening. The
card games and other amusing features
were eagerly and joyOusiy INDUCED in
The lunch served was superb, and 3 very
pretty scene was made when the elegant
~ attired guests were all seated at the
table IN the dining room. About fifty
guests were present at this successful
event
Mr.. and Mrs V. L. Halliday of Salt
Lake were visiting in Provo this past
week. Mrs. Halliday was spending most
Of her time IN the historic old family
home prior to having some changes made
on the property.
childrens party on Thursday evening II
honor OF Der little daughter, LeOna.
The marriage of Miss Edith Dflworth
TO Nernes J.. Bunneil was solemnized IN
the Salt Lake temple on Wednesday.
Some very enjoyable receptions followed.
one at the home Of the bride and one at
the home Of the groom. Mr.. Bunnell is
the son Of Mrs. Pefeta BunneH and has
Just fulfilled a very honorable mission to
the southern states. Both are very prom
inent and popular young people and have
legions Of friends TO send out congratuia-
tions hearty and sincere for their future.
A number of friends Of Albert S Jones
gave him a very enjoyable surprise AT bis
home on Saturday evening. The affair
was in honor Of his birthday, and with
music song and social cheer, combined
with an elegant lunch, made the evening
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highly eujoyable aad appreciated By the
guest Of honor.
air and Mrs. J. Bates gave & delightful
dancing party at their home On BFidsy
Mr. and Mrs. 5. J. Jepperson always
remember Aunt Ann Jones birthday. and
7 70 be more enjoyable than before The
event that trSaspired this past week was
especially enjoyable and Aunt Ann was
+ as gracious and cheerful on this s5th an
/ niversary as ever her friends had seen
her Among those present were Ralph
/ Poullon. Oscar Wilkins, S. p Eggert-
son. Hugh Clayton, James Grey Evan
Wide, Brig Johnson, ". Z. Jones Ander-
son. Joseph Birch Of American Fork,
/ Mesdamss Feay, Eliza Yviikeas. Mary
/ A Wilkens. Mary Kirkwoed Miss Title
Grey and Mrs. J.. p. Nelson.
The wedding Of Miss Cora sutton and
Mr.. Herman Grimm took place on We'd
nesday evening at the home OF the bride.
! Rev. Goodwin performing the ceremony.
Mrs. Grimm Is the daughter Of Mrs. J.
+ Sutton ana is very cultured and refined
! young lady, being prominent in church
/ and social circles IN the Garden City. Mr
I Grimm holds a responsible position vita
+ the Rio Grande railroad. Among the
/ guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ". ID. Sutton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kimbali Of Park City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cravens' home
I was a scene Of bright activity on Tues
I dag evening, When a large number or
/ their friends called on them unaWares
/ and made one Of the most enjoyable sur
/ prise parties of the season. Baskets Of
/ delicious dainties were spread on the dtn-
( ing room table and were heartily INDUCED
in Music, song and games were also
/ enjoyed.
| The Social hall was a happy scene On
Thursday evening. when a very enjoy
able leap year party was given
/ A leap year bali was given az the Ey m
nasium hall on Thursday evening, Wnicn
was voted as being one OF the most sue
/ cessful of the season.
/ Mr.. aud Mrs Davis Of Nernai were the
| guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ). 7. Farrer TINS
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z. Loose were in Pay
son on Saturday attending the funeral OF
Warren Loose was in Provo this past
I week.
The L. Z. society gave a very delightful
/ social at Sunflower hall on Friday
! Sixteen of the Elks gave banquet az
the Hotel Roberts on Thursday evening
/ to the party who Joined them in the hunt.
! On Thursday evening Miss Nettie Sper-
~ entertained at her home the Sunuay
! school officers and teachers OF the touFth
| ward. The time was spent pleasantly IN
/ picnic was served and thoroughly en-
4 joyed. The singing, however. thereatter
4 was a partial faiIure-too much energy
! required in the digestive department. 70
1 allow the necessary strength in that Oh
the respiration. There were present
I with their wives, Messrs. w. Q. sperry'
| Ebert SperFy, II. $ Pyne, A. L. BooIn'
l Dixon Mesdames Bertha manNarlng.
/ Vienna Kimbaii. Emma Asworeh ana
/ Rose Stewart. Misses Nora Young, Sea
trice Young. Florence Snyder, Leah Pyne,
/ pausev TfueSon and Sarah Evans Nj.
John T. Booth and Eugene Little.
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Monday evening Park city ledge No.
73s, y. p, Q. z, met and after the regular
session a, pleasant hour Was spent and
refreshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII sutton, Len KinbaIl
and Miss Carrie Sutton were passengers
20 Provo this week 20 attend the we'd
ding Of their sister, Miss Cora Sutton.
Miss Bessie Wilson returned home
Wednesday morning from q pleasant visit
The many friends Of Mrs. Moulding win
be glad to learn she is convaieseing.
6. W. Keel Of the Little Bell was a
passenger to Park Tuesday morning.
Miss Bates returned to the Park Tues
day morning after q several days visit
with friends in Salt Lake.
Dan =. Shields returned to Park City
Monday morning from Salt Lake.
J. J. Daily was Park City visitor this
week,
Mrs. T. L. Bliss ana sister were pas
seugers on Sundays incoming train,
Mrs. DIR. Wilson entertained q number
Of her lady friends IT q Kensinston We'd
nesday afternoon. The house was Hastily
decorated with vioiets, carnations aad
plUmOsa. Delicious FefreS AInentS were
served. Those present we're: Miss Fisher.
Mrs. n. III. r. Alien. Mrs. LockhaFd, Mrs.
J. e. Geigef Mrs William Buck, Mrs
Ella Jennings. Mrs. Henry Welsch. Mrs.
Whitehead, Mrs, hescel, Mrs. Boyd,
F. ". Sherman.
at the Congregational church Sunday last.
Miss Maud Husley returned to Salt
Like Sunday Afternoon after thFes
weeks pleasant visit with relatives and
friends in the Park.
James Ives was Park City visitor this
week
W. S. Mccormick spent a few hours in
Park city the early Part Of the week.
". ". Armstrong came up from Salt
Lake Monday morning.
Mrs. Or. Wilson entertained number
Of young people Friday evening Ia honor
Of Mss Bessie Wilson.
" ". Green was UP from Salt Lake
Monday.
Charles Van stufeF is visiting in Salt
Lake
sherman Fargo returned to the Park
Monday morning. u
james HoWells returned TO the PARK
after several DAYS spent in Salt Lake.
Alexander MOffat and G. L. Rood OF
the Ontario were Park City passengers
this week.
A very pleasant surprise party. was had
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J. r. Bowdle. Mrs. G. z. Allen gave
a very instructive talk on Early Re
ligious Instruction" The next meet
ing wiz be with Mrs. Norris next FRI
day afternoon.
The Nineteenth Century club held its
regular weekly meeting Friday after
noon, Jan. Is, at the home Of Mrs.
Schwab. Two very interesting papers
were read. Growth Of English Art
Mrs. Aird; How to Judge Picture,
by Van Dyke" Miss Noon, The next
meeting win be held at the home Of
Miss Mildred clark.
z##
A number of the boys Of ne high
school senior class we're entertained
Friday evening by Mrs. N. A. Peters.
The class c0iOrs, white and yellow,
were carried out in the dining room.
Invitations VIII soon be issued for
the first leap year party at Christen-
sens for this season. Friday evening,
Jan. ., is the date decided on. The
ladies' IN charge promise 20 make :
a very enjoyable AFFAIR.
The Christensen soiree Wednesday
evening was attended by the usual
number. A number of private parties
had been arranged to attend. Many
were the compliments paid the orches-
ira for the excellent music furnished.
Mrs. Goss and Mrs. Nipper will give
a KensingtOn for the members and
friends Of the Ladies' Aid Of the First
Baptist church q the home of Mrs.
GOss, ga State street, Thursday aft
ernoon, Jan. Is.
One Of the social events OF the week
was skating party given at Heath's
skating rink by Miss Mary Walgren
and Miss Alice Budd Monday evening,
After two or three hours Of sport and
fun on the ice the party returned to the
home Of Miss Alice Rudd, where they
were welcomed with an oyster supper.
after which the fun kept up until later.
Those present were Miss Mary Wal
gre, Earl Heren, Alice Rudd, Ralph
Weston Of Dayton, O.; Daisy Rudd,
Dave Peacock, Dolly White, Ray He
rem, Blanch Weston Of Dayton. O.:
Bert Margetts, the fancy skater; Pearl
Walker, George Rudd. Irene Biuepoint
ana Frank st. Clair Of New York.
Mrs. Ernest Smith entertained the
Autumn club Thursday afternoon at
heT nome, lSS South Fourth East.
Dainty refreshments were served. COW
ers being laid for eight, Those pres
ent were Mrs. A S. Derrick, Mrs. Gus
Anderson. Mrs. Jack ENNIS. Mrs.
Charles Reeder. Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Ted
Sheets and Mrs. Moroni Iversoa.
The Utah WOmen's Press club will
hold a meeting at the Exponent Office
at 1:S0 p. nj. Jan. so. The programme
Is as follows: Lecture by Mrs. Ida
SmOOt DusenberTy, Manners and Nor
ais of Children" Current Events" BIZ
Mrs. H. f. Schiller; original poem.
Mrs Lydia D, Alder. All members in
yited.
The members of the Good Time club
spent a pleasant evening at the home
/ Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Jenkfnson We'd
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nesday. Sixty-three was played. The
winners of prizes were Mrs. Dinw0eGey
and Mr. Jenkins. Those present were
dr. and AIRS. L. J. Brown Dir. and
Mrs, Fred Taylor. DIR. and Mrs. ". a.
Eeedhonn, sfr. and Mrs. George ROM
ney, jr., AIr. and Mrs. Ed Needham,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dsnwoedey, Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. Jenkins and Mr.. and
Mrs ". S. Barnes. During the even
ing dainty refreshments were served.
The club meets next time at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Barnes Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 8.
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The members of the Billie club OF
this city win give q dancing party in
DignaR's han, IN ogden, Feb. II.
The Sunset club has issued invita-
tions for an-apron and necktie party
to be given Tuesday evening at Chris
tensen's han.
The FeHcibles will give a character
ball tomorrow evening IN their armory.
on Market street.
The following officers for the Ladies'
Salt Lake Caledonia club were installed
last Wednesday: Mrs. Agnes Miiligan,
chieftain; Mrs. II. Moffat, second chief
tain; Mrs. J. Melton, treasurer; Mrs. c.
Sehulze, secretary; Mrs. NJ. MeCardeH,
chaplain; Mrs. N. Stinson, conductor;
Mrs. z. Vunder, guard.
Mrs. J. Rummel pleasantly enter
| tanned at an informal musicale Monday
evening. Vocal numbers were given
/ by Mrs. Lulu Mayne, Mrs. ]. Rummcl,
Miss Marguerite Harley. Professor
| Leon, Mr.. Harry Evans and the Eu-
terpe quartette, Miss Fannie Neale
/ rendered several fine selections on the
ments were served. The guests pro-
nounced it a most enjoyable evening.
Among those present were Mrs. J..
| Rummel. Mrs. Mayne. Miss Neale, Fan
/ ME Neale, Marguerite Harley, Emily
Larsen, Leyland Clayton, Aura Rogers,
/ Mr.. George Russell, c. Parks, Harry
Evans, j.. Rumel and Professor Leon
"a
The Jolly Jokers viii be entertained
/ by Miss stella Daynes at her home on
Thursdays evening
/ Last Thursday evening Mrs. T. B.
| LAWN entertained quite a few Of her
| friends at her home IN honor of her
0au6htefs MISS Agnes Lawn. 6sAllles
and refreshments were enjoyed. Those
/ present were Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. c. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs.
| Larsen, Mrs. L. Erickson, Miss Nina
/ Anderson, Miss H-Pearson, Mr.. ". D.
/ Freekleton, 3. Carlsbad, A. Pearson,
/ George LAWN, 3. Holmer, Frank Han
| ley, Otto Arnesens NJ. I. B. Lawn.
/
Miss Mildred Hansen was the hostess
at a pit party on Wednesday evening
| to a few of her friends.
/
The party to be given nv the Ladies
AuXiAary Of the Caiedenisn club st the
/ Harmonic hall tomorrow evening prom
/ ises to be very attractive affair. One
! Of the features Of the occasion will be
a cake O shOrtbread presented 10 each
person present. This shoFtbread was
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imported especially fer the occasion
from eallacher's baker shop, AIS Tooe-
gate street, Glasgow. A short pro-
sramne of songs. etc. viii be inter
spersed with the dancing
Miss Birdie I.ahgdon charFnlGgly. en-
fertaiHed at her home. sci East Third
South street on Friday evening. The
house was prettiiy decorated in pink
carnations and ferns. Prizes for the
drawing contest were awarded &c Miss
Eleanor Cannon and Richard Trezise.
The games Of the evening were pit
and finch. CocaI and Instrumental
selections and Rotations added TO the
evenings enjoyment, xbont thirty
five guests were present.
Mrs. J. Wilhart and her daughter.
Mrs. G. c. Billings, entertained a party
OF friends at cards last Monday even
Ing. The new game Of pit was played
and prizes were won By Miss May
Billings and Mr.. W. FarnswoFth.
About twenty guests were present
e
The Pan-Hellenie society viii meet
Thursday afternoon with Miss Blythe
EIierbeck at 70 c street.
Mrs. J. \. DinsmoFe and Miss Liz
zie Mackinson entertained at cards. al
the home of Mrs. Dinsmore at the Dali
ton & Lark, Friday evening. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Eckert and Mr..
Crawford, while Mr.. Macarthur and
Miss Charlie SINNERS carried off the
consolation. Dainty refreshments
were served, after which the guests
enjoyed themselves with games. Amons
A
Rodgers. Mr. and Mrs. Eardman, Mr.
and Mrs. Gibeant, Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes
Mr. and Mrs. Eckert, Mr., and Mrs
Due6. Miss Nara White, Miss Charlie
Summers, Miss Margaret Eckert, John
Bergh. Mr.. Crawford. Clare Older, c.
". Gibeant, j, Parks and Mr. Nc
Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs. Q. Z. Cary are az home
to their friends at 1890 East First South
street.
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on Saturday evening. A geographical
contest formed the amusement OF th6
evening. and Cadet Muir wen the prize
FOR that event luncheon vss served
Those present were. Cadets Ahlfn Clay
son. Johnson, Huuter. Hoffman, GenEry,
Beck. Archibald, Muir Payne Thompson,
Taylor Roberts Petersen Palmer and
Wrighiey
g n. Nielsen went to Sandy on Tues
day.
relatives nara
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The party to be given by the Ladies
AuXiAary Of the Caiedenian club st the
Harmonic hall tomorrow evening prom
lses to be a very attractive affair. One
Of the features Of the occasion will be
a cake O shOrtbread presented 10 each
person present. This shoTtbread was
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The members of the Good Time club
spent pleasant evening at the home
or MI and Mrs c. II. Jenkinson We'd
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Miss Mildred Hansen was the hostess
at a pit party on Wednesday evening
to a few of her friends.
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The Jolly Jokers viii be entertained
by Miss stella Daynes at her home on
ThursdayA evening.
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The marriage of Miss Maud Lewis
and Mr.. J. l.. Craig win take place
Tuesday afternoon at s o'clock at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. T. p.
Lewis. Immediately after the young
people viii leave for a visit OF some
weeks ia the east. Later they viii maRs
their home in this city.
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The third ia the series of assemblies
VIII take place Tuesday Feb. 9. The
second was in all respects a most en-
3oyable event, and nothing but praise -
heard for the patronesses who have
shown 50 wen their ability to manage
g series OF parties to perfection. The
list IS just right for dancing purposes
and at the same time is thoroughly rep
Tesentative of the desirable people of
town. The next, coming Immediately
before Lent VIII be the last till the
Easter season, when an elaborate af-
fair win close the dancing events Of The
winter