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The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-24
PRESBYTERIAN
 CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

The following Christmas program has been. arranged for tonight and to tomorrow st the Presbyterian church:
 Saturday EssainE Christmas Entertainment at : o'clock (For program see yesterdays Alaskan. )
 Sunday Mo ming Christmas Message, "Incsrnstion
 Truths" "..........N. B. Harrison Baritone Solo, "ChristmsS" %.
 .................W. c. Blanchard
 Sunday Evening Christmas Hymn ............By Choir Anthem, "Calm On the Listening
 Ear of Night. The ChoIr Quartet. ....... "Iu Bethlehem Town" Mrs. c. Olsen, Mrs. W. c. BlSneh- ard, Messrs. ". c. and A.
 c. Blanchard, with Tenor
 Solo by A. c. Blanchard Solo, Night of Nights" ..........
 .............,..Mrs. N.B. Harrison A Christmas Message The Pastor Anthem, "Oh, Holy Night" The Choir Baritone aud Tenor Solos by Az c. and W. c. blanchard.
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Club bags, bureau and wardrobe trunks, telescopes and suit cases at Clayson's.
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Kodak

A little click its very quick U've cut pretty caper,
 The button pressed, we do the rest They call us Case & Draper Phone S3. fl
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Railroad RestaurRnt

Best meals in town served from 6 a. ID. to 10 pm. Tray orders a specially, l0c. extra.
 John Williams, Prop.
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Suit for Sl . Year

Buy an English corduroy suit at Clayson's. They cost fifteen dollars and wear fifteen years. t
The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-24
Oyster Cocktails

Elmer Chamberlain's and Popcorn Jim's famous Olympia oyster cocktails are now served at the Totem saloon.
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The best that the market affords at
 the Pack Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-24

We have 8 small line of reversible hunting coats we would like to show spOrtsmen. F. Fl. ClsysOn & Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-24

Don't forget our initlAled silk hsndkerchieis and silk muhiers for Christmas presents, they are very appropriate.
 Clsyson & Co.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-24

Oyster cocktails, Olympia or Eastern st the Pack Train: restaurant.
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English corduroy pants St Clayson's. They wear like a nigger's heel.
The daily Alaskan., 1904-12-24
Monograph needles at Harrisons'.

All the latest winter styles in suit iugy at the American Tailors.
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Full dress suits at ClsysOn's. Q
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New goods at the American TsilOrs
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NO RATTLE Goods Given Away at the
 Totem

n AN AONNAAA ANAAN q eAAAAN Fs sANSAo gAA bAHN simply give our friends a holiday pns ent. Look at the list for a famly stock.
 LIST l. 1 Quart Old Valley Rye. 1 Old Clinton Rye. Finest Sherry. Belrista Claret. Old Jamaca Rum. l Bottle Damiana. 6 Bottles. Price s5.OO.
 LIST No. 2. l Quart Cyrus Noble Bourbon Old Valley Rye. Plymouth Gin. Apricot Brandy. l Finest Sherry. " Tokay Wine. 6 Bottles. Price $500.
 LIST No. 3. l Quart White Wheat Rye. Old Valley Rye. Sherry. l '. Belrista Claret. l Bottle Damiana. 1'iBox (25) choice cigars. Price $500.
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King Wednesday evening at Opera han
was a very pleasant affair
Professor J. W. Mclaughlin SIS on the
Bulletin stat during the summer
months,
Mrs. A. A. Ferre left Tuesday fer
Provo, called there by the serious lil-
ness OF her fathers
Miss Julia Walker of salt Lake Is
visiting friends iu the camp.
Mrs. T.. +. Berliug is spending the
week in salt Lake.
Mrs. Jim Coakley and daughter. kite
tie. returned 90 their home in Victor,
Colo, Friday, Mrs. T.. Coakley accom-
panying her as far as Salt Lake.
Stanley SWalzki was on the incoming
train Friday.
mr. and Mrs Holm Of Highland Boy
returned Friday from brief stay in
the city.
Mr- and Mrs. Sims and Miss Maud
ROBERTS are spending the day at Og-
den's GienwoOd park
Miss sigie Lundberg of Upper Bing-
nam spent several days in salt Lake
during the week.
Mrs. Hopkins and daughter. Mary.
were on the outgoing train Monday for
Salt Lake
Julius LAWYER was a city visitor Mon
day.
Gene Chandler spent the latter part
Of the week at the capital.
Rev T. J. Cook of Park City spent
Thursday in camp with his daughter.
Mrs. Brooks.
n. A. Wilde and O. 8Iisner OF Amer
lean Fork were ia camp the latter part
Of the week.
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Chrystai. 8Ir and Mrs. I. A. Copeland,
Rr. and Mrs. =. /. Henry, Mr. and Mrs
Ben libby, Mrs. r.. iii. Strickland, Miss
PFitohard. Miss N. Thomas. Miss Ber-
tina Cr0zier. Miss Maud CahoQn. Miss
Edna libby, Miss Florence sears, Miss
Lilly Thomas. Miss Emma Thomas, Dir.
C.. A. Beardsley. hr. e. p. Welsh, mr..
j. j. McMmlen father OF the groom;
Mr.. Thee Nehemiah. Mr.. ". T. Inom-
as jr,
Mr and Mrs. McAfullen viii be at
home TO their friends at Butte, Mont
where they intend 70 reside.
A pretty home wedding was that Of
Miss Eleanor Sharrock, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph sharroek, and
Robert Evans, which took place Thurs
day at the home of the brides parents.
Bishop George Romney performed the
ceremony in the presence of forty reia-
lives and friends. The bride wore a
pretty dress OF white mule and
trimmed with white satin ribbon and
lace and carried q bouquet of white
roses and carnations Miss Katie
Canning. the maid OF honor, wore a
dainty gown Of white. beautifully
trimmed with a bouquet OF white roses
Mrs. Ella Cumming WetzeU has is
sued invitations for a midsummer mu-
sicale to be given tomorrow evening at
Barratt han by Miss Aura Rogers and
Miss Lillian Turner. They will be as
sisted by Mrs. w, s. LOOMS as accom-
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STATE SOCIETY,"
RTNaHAM


AIRS. AIDE Heaston returned sunday
from the city.
The Misses Nave and Ruth Bougard
have returned after weeks visit with
friends in the city
Mrs c. II. LashbrOOk OF salt Lake
was a guest Of her sister, AIRS. DAVID
Teachneor. the first of the week.
Archie Orem returned Monday from
a brief stay at the capital.
w J. WOodring was city visitor
during the week.
Miss Corseuet. who has been a guest
OF Miss Emma Nahlert returned 10 her
home in cedar city Monday.
Is. j.. Lewis and J. T. Dean, dele
gates to the grand lodge of knights
OF Pythias, held in Salt Lake, returned
Thursday morning,
Mrs. j. C. Dugan left Friday for her
former home, St. Louis, to be gone Lof
several months,
Bingham is preparing to give a rous-
ing celebration on the Fourth Drill
ing contests, field sports, fireworks ana
dances viii be leading features Of the
day
Jerome Bougard was on the outgoing
train Wednesday for the capital.
lars ellis MaEheld is spending the
week with her parents at Provo
Fred West Of Upper Bingham was a
city visitor during the week.
Superintendent Williams OF Highland
Boy was on the incoming train last
Wednesday.
AIDE Heaston was a city visitor the
first of the week.
John Hooking returned Sunday from
a brief stay at the capital.
Tommy CULLEN was a visitor az the
capital Wednesday.
Mrs. II. T. CarreI Of Sacramento,
Cal. is guest Of her daughter. Mrs.
E. Il. Dudley.
Miss Ina Clays is spending the week
in the city, a guest Of Miss Maud Heas-
ton.
Harry Joseph was on the incoming
train Thursday.
Miss Sheets spent a few days at the
capital during the week.
The excursion 60 American Fork on
Monday was not largely attended.
About thirty-five Lady Maccabees Of
the salt Lake lodge We're I'm camp last
Thursday TO assist in instituting a
lodge here. About twenty-five women
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joined the order. The following women
were installed as officers Lady com
mander Mrs. Craig past commander,
AIRS. Ruttie, lieutenant commando,
Mrs. G.. j. Ccuntryman; record keeper,
Mrs. Josie Fitzgerald; finance keeper,
Mrs. Hin; chaplain, MRS Adelaide
ScoViIe; sergeant, Mrs. Emma Brack-
en- mistress alarms. Mrs Lizzie 4ltz-
gerald, picket sentinel, Mrs. Warden;
picket-elect, Mrs. Mckenzie. The in
stallation was public ana the drills
given by the visiting ladies were high
81 appreciated By all present, and the
work reflected much credit 10 the meme
bers OF the order
The ice cream social given Wednes-
day evening By the ladies' Of the Refer
society at the ward meeting house net
ted a neat little sum, and was Wen
attended.
Mrs. GregeTs0n o. Upper Bingham
drove 70 salt Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. william Robinson ana family
returned Tuesday from American Fork,
where they have been visiting friends
and relatives the past three weeks.
Mrs John Hooking left Tuesday for
Salt Lake, 70 visit friends and rela-
tives.
Ray Kenner was on the outgoing
train Monday,
Mrs, r. &. Smeoley was city Vis-
itOr during the week
Dr, and Mrs. +. c, 6medley are NOV
ing into their new residence opposite
the postOmce.
j.. b, stringer Of salt Lake was a
camp visitor during the week, a guest
of Mr. and Mrs Jack Forbes.
Manager w, Ziegler Of the Ohio Cop
per company was On the outgoing train
Wednesday
AIr. and Mrs. W. Zion, who have been
spending several weeks in st. Louis and
other points Of interest in the east, re-
turned Friday.
Miss Victoria Hornbuckle returned
the first Of the week from the city,
where she has been visiting friends.
bliss Lilly station returned Thursday
from a ten days visit with friends in
the city.
C. i. Adderiey was a city visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Forbes OF Murray is visiting
mrs. Al Foreman.
AIRS. George u. Lee is visiting friends
and relatives In American Fork.
Mrs. KlOpensten was on the outgoing
train for Salt Lake Monday.
The dance given by Simpson and
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PIANIST ana Professor Claude 2. Nettle-
ton.
The Caledoniaus had their picnic n
Lagoon last Wednesday and enjoyed
themselves in their native sports and
dances The real interest centered in
the QUOT game. iu which there was
twelve contestants and was won after
q hot contest by r. H. Thomson Win-
ming the hrst and John Thomson sec
ond prize. The Scottish Cronies Of
Ogden could NOT meet with them.
Robert II. LoiselIe's pupils win have
a special day al Lagoon Wednesday.
July 6.
There win be a special meeting Of
the Jewish Relief society tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock at the b. b.
rooms.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
Miss Ollie c. Meyers and ~. u. Schlu-
ter. which VIII take place at the home
OF the bride Thursday evening, June So
Mrs. C. Moon Of Ouumwa. Ia. is
spending tine summer with her sister,
Mrs. c. II. Bruins, 547 South Second
West.
r. OWinEs Sheckeu returned Tues
day from the east, where he has been
attending college the last year.
About thirty friends of the Misses
Ella and Clara Folsom enjoyed a few
hours Of music and dancing i'm honor
Of the birthday OF the young women
last Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Peurose were
given a reception last evening at the
home Of q. V. Peurose, 222 Ninth East
street About seventy guests were
present to greet the young couple,
who were recently married in ST.
George, Mr.. and Mrs. Peurose win
make their home in salt Lake
The WOman's Democratic club will
give an excursion to Lagoon next
Wednesday, when prizes win be given
and a special program of drills and
songs presented.
Wasatoh Summer Resort.
Particulars, write AIkire, Wasatch
hotel. via Sandy.
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gone 10 Utah lake duck camp. and VIII
return this afternoon.
Mrs. Hattie Warn OF Spokane,
Wash, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Adeli. rs spending the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Emma sharkey.
Mrs. p. j. McKeuna received tel
egram yesterday announcing the death
Of her youngest sister, Miss Carrie
schiebei on Fridey evening, at stur-
gis, S. ID
NJ. and Mrs. ~ 81, Wootten have
returned from their wedding tfips and
after July / win be at home to friends
al 9Si East Sixth South street.
Fred il. Myton has returned from
Chester, PA where he was attending
the military college.
Airs. IT. r. Juds0n of ST. Joseph, 40.
Is visiting her daughter Mrs. j. WIN
Gray.
Fred r. sharkey is visiting i'm the
city with his mother and sisters, en-
route TO New york With his brother,
Frank ar. Sharkey r. now operating
a goid mining property near Eugene
Miss Ruby Williams, who has been
attending the Peabody Conservatory Of
Music at Baltimore, VIII return home
this week. She is accompanied by her
mother.
Mrs. j. H. Walker is recovering from
an Illness and is again able 20 be out.
Mr, and Mrs. Walker are as home for
the summer at S2I Third street,
Mrs. n. F. Putnam and Miss Louise
Putnam arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon and are at home with era
ham r. Putnam at 629 East Second
South street, Mrs. Putnam win spend
the entire summer with her son, but
Miss Louise returns about the end Of
July to New York
Miss Elizabeth Dunbar has returned
from the University School for Girls
i'm Chicago, and Hooper Dunbar is
home from Princeton. Both the young
people are spending the summer with
their mother at 29 h street.
Captain and Mrs. Briant II. Wells
VIII move into their new quarters, No.
Is, at Fort Douglas Monday OF Tues
DAY of this week
Airs, W, III. Van Allen and Miss Mel
lie Healy OF ogden spent Friday in the
city.
Robert Marsh, jr Is home for vaca-
ton from Cornell.
Miss Blanche Chadwick, who has.
been visiting her sister, Mrs, II. A.
Knowles, has returned 20 her home in
Montana.
Harold Fabian VIII return this after
noon from New Haven. and viii spend
the summer with his parents.
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PAYsoN

NJ II. Ross of Salt Lake and Hattie
Wednesday En- the salt Lake temple. a
reception was given Thursday I'm their
honor az the home Of the parents of the
bride, Mr. and Mrs w c. WiEhtman.
George Crook Of PaysOn and Miss Ivy
Humphrey Of Mammoth viii be married
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. george A. Mcclellan of
Colonia Juarez, Mexico, are here for "a
visit with relatives.
There win be union services at the
Presbyterian church Sunday evening. ar
Wards theme viii be Addition"
The Y. L. N. /. association officers 90
Nebo stake viii hold their regular month
~ meeting in the PaysOn tabernacle next
saturday, June Z, az lJ clock a. m.
Mrs. Clifford BAH is visiting at Eephi
among relatives.
Mrs David Stark Of Provo. accompa-
CContipued On Page p section ~
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MISCELLANEOUS

Miss Edith Lowther was the special
guest of honor yesterday at dainty
brides luncheon, given by Miss LOra
Schoppe. Above the table a large wed
ding bell was suspended formed Of pale
green Beneath this were low bowls OF
uasturtiums and nastuTIu were
scattered over the cloth, The two
bTides-to-be were both given places Of
honor Miss LoWtheT and Miss May
Billings. The other guests were Miss
Mabel Daily, Miss Pearl Weller, Miss
Daisy RaybGuld, Miss annie Adams,
Miss Bessie Davis, Miss Gertrude May
eF and Mrs, Frederick Sinclaire.
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Miss Lucy Wright, for the past two
years superintendent Of the Keogh-
Wright hospital, was married Thursday
at noon 20 Arthur b. Snow, the mining
engineer. who Is the secretary of the
Columbus Consolidated Mining COM
pany, Later the young couple were
given a reception az the home of Mrs,
Moses Thatcher. sister of the groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. snow viii Ice at home
after July j az 103 South Fifth East
street.
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Miss Mary Rider and Miss Eliza Cur
Ills entertained about thirty friends yes
terday afternoon to meet Mrs. George
Curtis. who is their guest for the sum-
mer. The afternoon hours were spent
quite Informally with music and con-
Versatiou. and later the men dropped
On 10 spend the early evening,
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$500 ID aoTNa

Lieutenant John B. Burns. who IS one
Of the new bachelor officers al the post.
lett yesterday morning Tor washing
ron. Mr. Barnes takes "a two months
leave cf absence and during his absence
be viii De married 90 one Of the bellies
Of Washington society
Philip LiVermOEe Of New York viii
remain in the city. the guest of Mr.
Newhouse. til the middle Of July. at
which time they win leave FOR New
York, whence they sail july % on the
Cedric 10 spend the remainder OF the
summer abroad.
8lrs. J. y. Moore. 503 Main street has
returned lrom a visit iH the east.
DR. p. ~ Linaaay and vice. Colonel
end Mrs. sturgis and Mr. Young have
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The marriage of Miss Annie Beatrice
Thomas and George n. AfcMuien took
place Thursday evening al The home OF
the brides parents. Mr. and AIRS. ". c.
Thomas. The ceremony was performed
BIZ Dr. ~. III Padeu. and was Witnessed
by nearly sixty of the friends OF the
young people. The ceremony was fol-
lowed by a wedding supper. Roses were
used ia the decorations for the parlor
and library, while pink carnations were
used in the dining room.
The brides gown was Of white crepe
de chine over taGeta. She carried a
bouquet Of white roses Miss Maud
CahO0n. the bridesmaid had q beauU-
ful gown OF cream-c0l0red MULE over
torQu0ise blue taneta Her flowers
were white sweet peas. MFs Thomas
mother Of the bride, wore a handsome
gown OF light green wolfe ever white
taneta Those present 81 The recep-
tiou were Sir. and Mrs. O. y. AcMulIen.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Beetles Ar. AID
Mrs. Henry CaUow. AIR. and AIRS. III.
81. Johnson. Mr. and Airs. j. H. ne
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evening at their home on Second street.
Miss Mary a. Binkiushaw and Hy-
rum Christensen were united iu mar
riaFe Wednesday, the ceremony being
solemnized at noon i'm the temple A
large reception followed in the even~
ing al tho home of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Birkinshaw, 52t
East Fifth South street. seventy-fve Of
the young couples relatives and friends
being invited. The house was prettily
decorated with roses syriugas and pot
ted plants for the occasion, the color
scheme being pink and white through
out the parlOr ana sitting room, the
dining room red and white and the
hau green and white. Assisting iH re-
ceiving were Miss Eliza Blrkiushaw,
Miss Rose Shore. Mrs. r. =. Rogers
and Miss Pearl Peterson. Miss Emma
Birkiushaw, sister Of the bride, served
punch during the evening.
The bride was daintily gowned I'm
cream wolfe over tameta, with trim
miugs of real lace with silk. and car
ried a shower bouquet Of brides roses.
The presents were not only useful bat
many end costly. Mr and Airs. Chris
Jensen wiz bee at home 10 their friends
sitter July Z AZ IS East Fourth South
street.
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Miss Elizabeth Dunbar has returned
from the University School for Girls
i'm Chicago, and Hooper Dunbar is
home from Princeton. Both the young
people are spending the summer with
their mother at 29 L street
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AIr. and Mrs. Rulon s. wells enter
tanned an an informal family party last
evening at their home on Second street
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Captain and Mrs. Briant III. Wells
VIII move into their new quarters, No.
Is, at Fort Douglas Monday OF Tues
DAY Of this week.
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There was little dream Of a girl Just
home from school at the Amelia Palace
FRIDAY. She wore "a blle gown with a
big picture hat of white. which sea on
a face ike an exquisite cameo. She
is OF the slender type and had Just
enough viVacity 20 show am unsp0iIed
school girl interest i'm everything.
Doubtless she viii be one Of the SUM
NOR HaI1ae
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Ada DWyer lIrs. Harold RUSSELL,
who has always been popular in her
home town, has received a perfect
deluge of homage during her present
visit She has been entertained by all
the old friends fin one way or another,
and with her usual gracious manner
has been delighted with everything
that came. mir. and Mrs. Russell and
AIR. and Mrs. j. II. Folsom of San
Francisco were guests of honor at a
high tea given last evening at the Kim
ban home ON Main street. Mrs Russell
leaves Tuesday Tor her work
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Another interesting engagement is
that of Miss Ruby Peytou. who left
here I'm short frocks a few seasons ago.
and whose affairs are stiu interesting
10 a wide circle. The lucky man is one
of the best known young business men
of Germantown, Pa.
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Airs, W. H. Van Allen and Miss Mel
lie Healy OF Ogden spent Friday in the
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The announcement Of the engagement
OF Miss Gertrude McClntock, a niece
OF the DoWneys, came as a surprise to
friends here and more than one<of the
beauN of the city viii temper his good
wishes with signs. Miss McCIint0ck is
one Of the really charming girls, and
they are not few, either, who has been
guest within the city gates.
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OF all the delightful innovations in-
dugurated by the University Club that
Of gardening" j. O.. sitting on the
roof garden and enjoying it. bids fair
10 be the most popular. Despite the
attractive dance programme and cool
ness Of the night which made dancing
pleasure I noticed there were more
pairs engaged In the new game than
ever noted before
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The tennis grounds at the post are
rapidly nearing completion and. ac-
Cording 10 the reports given by the ten
mis- men iu town the officers at the post
viii need the grounds for severe pTac-
tice before they can expect to- compete
with the men who use the little racquet
in the city.
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Harold Fabian VIII return this after
noon from New Haven. and viii spend
the summer with his parents.
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Miss Blanche Chadwick, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, II. A.
Knowles has returned TO her home in
Montana.
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a dainty little fsock which app
preached the 1880 style was seen an
the woodward dance last Monday
evening, and made a refreshing cone
trast to the trained gowns which have
been worn to dance Bon for so long The
gown was of sheer white material and
friHs edged with lace reached almost
10 the waist The skirt stood out TN
true old-fsshi0ued style and Just
cleared the dancing floor A touch Of
yellow at the belt and shoulders made
glow which was extremely becoming
10 The dark-eyed girl who wore it,
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Mrs. n. +. Putnam and Miss Louise
Putnam arrived ia the city yesterday
afternoon and are at home with era
ham II. Putnam at 629 East Second
South street. Mrs. Putnam win spend
the entire summer with her son, but
Miss Louise returns about the end Of
July TO New York
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Wasatoh Summer Resort.
Particulars, write Alkire, Wasatch
hotel, via Sandy,
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Robert Marsh, IT,, is home for vaca-
ton from Cornell.
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one delightful feature of the car.
party given Thursday by Mrs. Hubbard
W. Reed was the mandolin and guiJa
music which doated in and out tin
open windows and made a beautiful
party stiu more harmonious.