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week for Portland, Or, where she VIII
enjoy a months visit with friends
Miss Hannah Whyte and Miss Edna
May leave tomorrow for mSnths VISIT
with relatives IN Butte.
Col. and Mrs. Robert Munroe and
Miss olive Munroe ~ Plttsburg, ia,
are IN the city and will De the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs $, Lincoln Bosgs Tor
the summer.
Harold Orlob win arrive IN the city
next week from Detroit and VIII spend
the summer months with ms parents
Or. and Mrs J. e. f., King and chill
dren are home from their long Euro
pean visit
Mrs Fisher S. Harris and children
left Thursday for Brighton, where they
VIII pass the summer
Mrs Harold Russell left this week
for New York, after short Visit with
friends asi relatives here
Miss Harriet Bishop Of Seattle Is In
the city and will spend the summer
with her sisters at Gordon academy
Gordon Mcmillan arrived home dur
ms the week from Yale to spend the
summer,
James and Walker Salisbury have re-
turned from college for the summer.
Mrs c. E, Richards who has spent
the past few months with her parents
in Colorado Springs. has returned and
Is at home at 217 Eleventh East street.
Mrs. NJ b. whitney has returned
from Kansas City where che has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wallack.
Mr., and Mrs. 0. J Salisbury are
home from an eastern trip OF several
weeks.
Or and Mrs. r, Root and Mrs Mayo
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the guest OF Mrs. Tarbet for some
months, left this week for her home in
California.
Miss Hattie Pike Of Provo Is a guest
al the home Of MIR and Mrs. John W.,
Pike on q street.
Mrs. H. w. whitney and Mrs. u. ID.
Miller have returned from n two
months visit IN Ohio, Illinois and tho
fair.
Mrs. Reed Smoot Is IN the city tho
guest of her mother, Mrs. Eldredge.
Miss Ryan Of Colorado Springs Is a
guest of Mrs. Arthur Brattain Of 50 +
street
Leslie Savage OF New York, who has
been guest at the home of Judge ana
Mrs. charles O. Goodwin for several
days past left this week for his hofne'
Or and Mrs. Woodruff leave this
week for Brighton to open their cot
tage ruff Wood" for the summer,
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fricl ds at Wllforl. Utah, after JUL
10.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry V. Giles cclebrat-
ed the 25th anniversary Of their wedding
at their home on Third street on We'd
nesday night a large number Of friendi
assembled IN honor NJ the occasion,
among them being a delegation Of " or
rs members OF the old Sunshine clut'
N Provo, 10 which Mr. ard Mrs. Giles
formerly belonged, The big table was
loaded with silver offerings from many
Of the guests and an Informal program,
In which Prof. w, G. Give, ylolinist.
and his son. pianist, took the leading
part which rendered an enjoyable one 10
all present.
Miss Ada Britt and Mr.. Orson Dyer
were married ~ tho gmple on We'd
nesday, and IN the evening a delight
M reception was held az tho brides
home. The bridal party stood In q bow
or OF vines and palms, the Two parlora
being entirely in white and green. The
dlnInFroom was especially pretty IN It's
rcd and white decorations, and the ar
rangement throughout effective. The
bride wore point d esprit lace over
taffeta and carried brides roses. MI
and Mrs. Dyer win be al home after
Aug, az u west South Temple street
Miss Mabel @. Thorn Of this city,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
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Provo Canyon, Utah. Lr. A
and Mrs. Thos. McQuiston' %TS-Mt
We're pleasure seekers Tuesday ,DehVet
"'"
Bishop Taylor and win on,. N
the following party at a snecloi 'ahtd
dinner on Saturday: Mr.. arS uoe,
w. Northop, Miss Flo. Nortbo, %,y !
HieyS" ~ H. Madsen, c, A. Madsen :"
Mr., and Mrs Il. Fouts ME- a.
o MRS, ke n Provo, spent satdrSsS
Q, Williams, n. Il, Firman. G. T "a,
llson o. N. Townsend, Salt Iats N ut
IS Spanord, @. N. Bailey ARE ar,o !"
the successful fishermen regsterSS ',vh N.Y.
week. ''e'eu 'hls
ID. p. Lewis, Q. f. Price s,, Tai,
were among the callers during ~
week., "a We
Mr.. and Mrs MIR, Taylor ana,
Monday rusticating. '''H'
VIM, sadler, Drs. ". ]. sadler c,,.
Meyer, Mr. aud Mrs. II. 8. Tencb q G"f y
keysor, r. N. Hugunin. Geo. Robs,
Herman Meyer, l.. r, Macarthur XII,
Lake, were vlsitorR'Sunday. NpN
The following merry party from Pro.
70 spent Sunday evening at the Resort,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe FaTrer, Mr.. and nv
II. A. Barney, Mr.. and Mrs. Knowldln
Mr.. and Mrs. Towle, Misses Florence
Taylor Selena Farrer, Clara EIlson
Nilate Bailey Florence Barney, Nh
Thos Dec, Miss Florence Dee ogden
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Mary left this week for st. Paul, Mimi.
to spend a few weeks visiting with rela-
tiyes and friends They VIII also visit
the worlds fair at st. Louis.
Hazel Kesler daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j, kesler, was married Wednes-
day TO Mr., George W. Nasfell the
ceremony being performed at the home
OF the brides parents by Bishop En-
sign OF the First ward. The reception
that followed was very en-
joynble afair fine wedding
supper being served and gen.
eral good time had by all present.
The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion and the happy couple,
besides being the recipients OF hearty
congratulations, received many hand
some presents. Mr., and Mrs Nasfell
VIII make their home IN this city.
The ball and reception given by the
Woodmen OF the World wednesday eve.
ming az utahna park was one OF the
most enjoyable and successful events OF
the week. II was attended by over 200
couples,
Mrs. George w. t.arkln, ST., has gone
to 81, Johns. rooele county, to spend
few weeks visiting with relatives
and friends
Mrs. George Driver has returned
home from an extended eastern pleas
IRE trip While absent she visited the
worlds fair
The Second ward have arranged for
an outing on July AT the Hermitage in
ogden canyon. In which they invite
their friends to join and make the day
one OF real merrlment,
The marriage OF Miss Amy Rhees of
this city 10 Mr.. Emery A. Scott OF
Cokeyillc, Wyo, took place Wednesday
evening at the coy home OF A. l.. Fife.
2ll3 Grant avenue, Mr., Fife, q brother
in-law acted as best man and Mrs.
Fife, sister of the bride, was brides
maid. The ceremony was performed
by President g. i. Middleton I'm the
presence Of a few relatives and friends.
after which a bOunteous wedding sun
per was served. The home was prettlly
decorated for the occasion with roses.
carnations and ported plants. The
bride is a charming young lady, popi.
larry known In this city. while the
groom Is a wcll.to-do ranchman Of wy
omIng,
Az the Third ward amusement hall
last evening very enjoyable party was
given in honor Of Elder Walter N. FAR,
VINO leaves soon on a mission, Dancing
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The friends Of Viola Pratt Gillette
VIII be glad 10 welcome her return to
salt Lake, although her stay Is 20 be go
brief She viii visit her mother, Mrs,
Mlando Pratt for 10 days or a fort
night before returning to New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Dern and
family 1.-TWO children and two maIds)
left yesterday morning for Mercut,
Utah. whore they win spend the sum
mer expecting TO return 40 the city In
October.
Miss Cecilia Farrell Of Omaha is WIS.,
ltlng Miss Marge EIlerbock
Miss Edith Ellerbock has returned
from n stay at Walkers farm.
Miss Olive Gray left yesterday for
Germany. expecting to remain for
years study Of music, She viii visit
on her way with relatives In Colorado
ana IN Boston and viii probably spend
a few days at the fair IN ST. Louis.
Mrs. John W, Chrlsty and her moth
or, Mrs. Paul, have gone to Long Beach,
Cal, 10 be away for a month or six
weeks.
Miss tua Sleeth, who has been spend
ing the past year In Boise, Is the guest
OF Mrs, Louise Pastrouich for day or
so,
Judge and Mrs, o. W. Powers and
their guest, Mrs Jordan, have gone
for a few days stay I'm the mountains,
Mrs. W. B. short and family leave
today for Brighton and viii occupy
their cottage, pine lodge for the
summer
Miss Blanche Cherry has returned to
The city and will spend the summer
with her parents Judge and Mrs. a,
n. Cherry
Misses Della and Nina Weaver left
this week for n months stay In Man
Il, where they win be the guests of
their grandmother Mrs, Mary Ahl-
strom,
Miss Elizabeth Dunbar and Hooper
Dunbar have returned for their sum-
mer vacation and are at home with
their mother Mrs Elizabeth Hooper
Dunbar at First and + streets
Prot Thomas Radcliffe has gone to
NeWtonyllle, Mass, for his summer
vacation.
Miss Birdie Thompson IL spending
the summer with friends IN san Fran
cisco.
Mrs. William A. Wetzell left this
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guest 81 I, during the week ., ".
Nh Mrs 80 Elleeta Bullock loo,
' WIN her son Ben. for W.T. ,elt Monday
she goes to spend the sw',gy,omins, whe5.
rs ~, a, stlnson and wifo n, D.
FRIDAY Tor Chicago. WIZ Provo, lee
reside hereafter. ""o'e they so ~
Mrs =. N, Piper and rr.,
Lake have been the a suo family Of Salt
week OF Mrs. Hyrum je Tv,s during In
senator and Mrs. Read O..
returned from their tr6 10 eu Unoiot have
Mrs. NJ Z. Mem Of sa,t t,
Smart. usnler Mrs. pei
Mr., Howard Lcedom left WI.
lor Montana. whore he win "sTaoalne,sday
5. s; Mum ana Gene Smith T.,
New YORK, today and viii s, 'ga S ior
near future, for Europe. wberse a, y, N th
pect to spend the sumner r"e'e They W.
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and children leave Tuesday for a visit
to the worlds fair.
Mrs, T., L. Judson Of st. Joseph,
Mo, Is visiting her daughter Mrs. J.
win Gray,
Mr., and Mrs II. Il. Samson and
children Of Greeley, Neb., are guests
at the home Of Mrs. T. T.. Harvey on
Second street Mr. Samson is a proml-
nont business man Of Greeley, being at
the head Of !rge bank
'rho many friends Of Mrs Nell and
Miss Violet Neil win be glad 10 kGow
that they are IN tho city, being for a
short time az the Whitehall before
going 10 Butte,
Miss lone Mctouth Of san Jose is
the guest Of her nlstsr Mrs. A, I.
Eos,on, at Fort Douglas
Mrs. Boniamn McMakln add Miss
Brodhend OF Bloomfield, Ky are
quests Of Dr. and Mrs Union Worth
ington nt their home on G, street,
Miss Alice Haskell has arrived from
New York 10 be tho guest OF Lieut..
and Mrs Haskell ~ Fort Douglas'
Mrs. George westcryelt will remain
co. the city rill the middle OF September,
after which time Mr., and Mrs, Wesk
crvcit WIN take W their residence In
Philadelphia.
Mrs, Frank Knox and two sons arc
homo from Notra Dame, Ind where
the boys have been attending school
during the past year.
Mrs, j, l.. Laldn, sister OF Mrs Hal
W. Brown, aul formerly a resident Of
salt Lake, - in the city from Palo
Alto visiting with Mrs. Hal w, Brown,
Mrs. Walter Lewis OF Butte left
this week for their home after a fort
nights visit with relatives
Miss Mildred Tlbbals and her brother
Howard are home from the east.
Mr.. and Mrs c. G, whitmore have
gone to st. Louis.
MIR, ana Mrs Alan l., Lovey, left yes
terday for wees visit at the fair
Mr.. and Mrs. w, NJ. Wooten have re-
turned from their wedding trip, and
are 40 home 20 friends at 9gi east SiXtn
South.
Harold Lamb has returned from
Exeter where he has been attending
school
Miss Angela Kinney ls home from
school In New York, She viii be with
her sister, Miss Dorothy kinney at
Whitehall, for the summer.
Col Edwin Il, Holmes will return
from the east about July 10 and will
bring his daughter, Miss Harriet for
stay Of several weeks.
Miss Hester Lavelle, who has been
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Tuesday night, an informal card party
being given FOR her by Mr. and Mrs
J, II Bailey.
Mrs. s. " shclp entertained delight
fuzzy at luncheon today
Mrs. r. u. Samson Of Nebraska was
guest OF honor M a pretty luncheon
given today BY Mrs. r. d. Hahn.
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Vincent enter
tained the members OF the Banolla club
very delightfully."- Monday evening az
their home, Ga east Third South street.
The rooms we're decorated with bcauti-
ful cut flowers and at late hour very
dainty refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbrldge Thomas, Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Evans, Mr. and Mrs
Jay Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. G.. H. Grif-
I'm, Mr. and Mrs, j. $. Bransford, Miss
Grace Emery, Miss Eveline Thomas,
Wallace Bransford and Mr. Blood VIII
make a canyon trip tomorrow
Miss Beatrice O'Connor WIN give an
informal musicale at hor home on the
evening Of July 4
Miss Hilla Snyder entertained large
party OF friends at Lagoon Tuesday
evening The party had a private car
to the resort and In the evening supper
was served
Mr.. and Mrs. w @. Lamb entertained
a party Of friends at Saltalr Thursday
night The guests were Mr. and Mrs.
W w. Armstrong, Mrs Sara Brans-
ford, Mrs. Lila Read Mrs. Murphy
Miss Lila Richards Mr. Baker, Mr..
Leonard Mr., Johnson.
Miss Maud Thorne entertained Il par
" Of friends at saltair Thursday even
ing.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs, Amelia
Folsom Young was hostess at q de-
llghtful tea at her home, about 40
guests being present 20 enjoy the az
FAIR The rooms we're bright with
sweet peas, roses, nasturtlans ana pop
pies used effectively with green, and
a most enjoyable time was spent by
those present, Punch was served dur
iing me afternoon and Refreshments
later IN the evening. Assisting the
hostess were her sisters. Mrs L, !.
Brown, Mrs William Wantland, and
Mrs. George NJ Wallace, and the
guests included Mrs. r. q. Weber,
Mrs Charles Kraft, Mrs Frank SVEN.
son Mrs stephen ]. Lynch, Mrs. w. -.
Dougal, Mrs NJ, Y, Rosslter, Mrs
WalterJ, BeatIe, Mrs Phoebe Klmbail,
Mrs Margaret Clawson, Mrs Sophia
sharp, Mrs James y. Jennings, Mrs
Chloe Edredge, Mrs Reed smoot. Mrs
Sol SIegel, Mrs. Joseph Siegel Mrs
Nelson A. Ransohoff Mrs. j. H. BAN
berger Mrs Edwin r. Holmes. Mrs
Windsor V. Rice Mrs. william Need.
ham, Mrs John McVicker. Mrs. Jun
lus T. Wells, Mrs. Le Grand Young
Mrs w. w. Ritter Mrs Priscilla Jen-
nlngs Mrs. Nelson A. Empey Mrs
Adams, Mrs, Hugh Folsom, Mrs. EN-.
Ivy Chase, Mrs. William Mcintyre. Mrs
Margaret Romney Mrs Henry p
Richards.
The hostess az the Country club for
the first Saturday In July will be Mrs.
II, ID. Niles, Mrs r. Gould Griffin and
Miss Gertrude McGrath.
Mrs John J Hudson entertalns at
an afternoon party on Tuesday July 5.
Mrs Charles @, Plummer entertain
ed a dozen friends at Lagoon Tuesday
AFTERNOON In honor OF her guest, Mrs.
Coates Of London.
Mis- Alice Goodwin VIII be guest OF
honor at a dancing party 10 be given
by Samuel Newhouse next Friday eve.
ming az the Country club.
Mrs, George w. Parks entertained AT
a delightful euchre party yesterday az.
ternoon In honor Of Mrs. William
Scott
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HIN iefU NbdHfNl hH NAhNH NiNN Wv NV
admit both sexes TO membership
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Thorn, and Samuel 6. Wells Of Lehi
were married on Wednesday In the
Temple and left In the evening for their
home IN the latter place, Both have
many friends who VIII extend good
wishes.
on Thursday evening the marriage
OF Miss ollie V, Meyers and William ~
Schluter was solemnlzed BY Dean Ed
die OF 81, Marks cathedral In the pres
ence OF large number OF relatives
and friends, q delightful reception fol.
lowing the ceremony. The bridesmaid
was Miss Lullabel Eldredge, and the
best man, Mr.. Max Brode The bridal
party stood under a bower of red and
white rambler roses, and the rooms
throughout were brilliant with the
beautiful flowers, The bride wore
gown OF white batlste, with lace trim
mings and long veil Of tulle, and the
bridesmaid was In pale blue tulle and
carried pink roses. An orchestra rem
dered appropriate music during the
ceremony. and later there were pleasing
vocal numbers by Miss Emma Grims-
dale. Assisting IN receiving We're MISS
Ehhie Schluter, Miss Lottle Marcroft
and Mrs Artie Putnam. Mir and Mrs,
Schluter win be at home after Aug, !
at 745 Second street.
ON Wednesday night Rev w. u.
Padcn performed the ceremony unit
ing Miss Anna r. Thomas and Mr..
George -. MoMullen In marriage the
event taking utice at the brides home
at O'Clock The rooms were bright with
beautiful floral decorations, the brides
costume was charming, and the entire
affair delightful. About 60 guests were
present,
Miss Ada Ranck and Mr.. Thomas
Newman were married Thursday In the
Temple, and In the evening a delight
full reception was given at the home
OF the brides parents, The house was
tastfuly decorated with roses ana
smnax. and an elaborate supper was
served. Tho bride wore dainty gown
Of white swiss. and carried white roses.
The young people received many beau
tlful presents, Mr.. and Mrs. Newman
will be at home after July 10 at I25
West North Temple.
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oCfDEN.

Thursday evening Walter Mcdowell,
a wen known young man OF this city,
and Miss Maud Manning, a very popu-
lar young lady, were married by Patri-
arch George w. LarRin, In tie evening
they were given a reception at the home
OF the brides mother, which was at
tended by the relatives Of the contract
ing parties and few intimate friends.
A dainty repast was served. Mr.. and
Mrs, Mcdowell VIII make ogden thcir
home.
Mrs q. y. Roberts and daughter
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The Wednesday wedding was In Ayi.
dence again, quite number of
bridal affairs taking place, The largest
among them perhaps was the wedding
VI Miss Edith NJ, Lowther and Elliot
/, kimball. which took place at the
brides home at night. Rev. w. A.
Padcn officiating. The rooms were
beautifully decorated, and the porch
and lawns extremely pretty. Nastur.
tlans, roses, carnations aud sweet peas
were used In different rooms, the biIsnl
party standing under q canopy OF sml-
lax and white roses, The table was "A
picture In pink sweet peas aNl ribbon
sueamers end bows and tine other deco
ratlons were equally effective. The
bride was goWned In q charming cos
tune of white crepe de- chine and The
bridesmaid I'm white orRande Appro-
pirate music attended the marriage
service, and the affair was altogether
delightful Miss Mabel Daley was
bridesmaid, ana Mr. Fred May Of Og-
den best man,
Another pretty home wedding of
Wednesday was that OF Miss Barbara
jacobson and Mr.. Louis Euherg, the GER
omony being performed I'm the evening
BY the brides Ulher q. o. Jacio,nd.
juno flowers ana vines % n lc tn rooms
attractive and about 100 guests were
present to enjoy the delightful affair
The bride was charmingly gowned ana
refreshments 'Nere served from the
prcttily decorated dmingroom. Assist
INK IN receiving the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. A. O, Jacobson Mrs James
Evers and Mrs. II, j. Jarvis
The newly married couple viii be at
home TO their friends after July 3, at
65i east Second South.
Miss Mary Dot Stay and Mahonrl NJ
Wnteof Wllfo,d WIid, Snlt Lake cour,
{, were married N the SAT- Lake Tell.
Pile ON Wednesday In the evening about
1875 Of the relatives and friends Of the
young couple Assem- He'd nc the home
ot the brides mother, Mrs. Mary g
stay, Fourt'eLtr South and Eleventh
last, IN honor Of the Event Mr and
Mrs White yin rr at home to thoil
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When women's clubs resume meet
lngs this fan there viii be many va
cancles In the membership. Mrs. Mary
Baker O. Eddy, head Of the Christian
Science church, has by recent bylaw
advised against an clubs that do not
admit both sexes to membership.
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Prot Thomas Radcliffe has gone to
Newtonyllle, Mass, for his summer
vacation,
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Miss Birdie Thompson IL spending
the summer with friends IN San Fran
cisco.
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Miss Elizabeth Dunbar and Hooper
Dunbar have returned for their sum-
mer vacation and are at home with
their mother Mrs, Elizabeth Hooper
Dunbar at First and Il streets.
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Miss ANGELA Kinney is home from
school I'm New York. She viii be with
her sister Miss Dorothy kinney at
Whitehall for the summer.
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Misses Della ana Nina Weaver left
this week for n months stay In Man
Il, where they VIII be the guests OF
their grandmother Mrs, Mary ALL
strom,
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Col. Edwin Il. Holmes will return
from the east about July 10 and will
bring his daughter, Miss Harriet for
n stay Of several weeks.
Miss Hester Lavelle, who has been
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The Misses Holt were hostessses AT
pleasant evening party on Monday,
their guests being the members NJ the
], s, Q, n, club. The rooms were pref
lily decorated and a series OF guessing
contests were enjoyed the prizes being
won by Miss Nan Short and Miss Helen
Hahn,
Miss Ethel Harris Of 81. Louis was
guest Of honor at the Bailey home on
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Oklahoma Lands.

The Frisco system, by estab-
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Bureau at Pittsburg, Pa, have Ia
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concerning the very rich lands in
Oklahoma and Indian Territory,
and to also obtain the lowest rail.
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everybody. If you are interest
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