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Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-07-14
SAMUEL EDMONSON.

TENTH TRAcT-Grant No 1898, January
8, 1887. Book "G" page 49, Eotry No.
81, December %, 1886, Robert B. Cain
Coffee. Description Containing 5000
acres. Beginning ON a post oak, the south
east corner of Samuel b. Keltons 5000 acre
tract, thence north 920 poles to two hick :
cries, Keltons northeast corner, thence east
$50 poles to black oak, about s poles east
Of north from Thomas Cunninghams house
near the Barren Fork of Collins River,
thence south 1920 poles TO a post oak on
Phillip Marberry's north boundary line
thence west 900 poles to the beginning
Excluding all former Improvements and
former legal claims, in all $500 acres. Sit
uated 10 Coffee county, Tennessee.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-07-14
SAMUEL EDMONSON.

TWELFTH TRAcr-Grant No. 5l9l, May
II, 1887. Book III" page 299 Entry No
50, March -, 1887. Josiah Morford
Coffee. Description Containing 5000
acres on the head waters of Bradley Creek
of Elk river. Beginning at an ash about
100 poles east of Richard Charles, run
ming thence east 960 poles, crossing Mill
Creek by spring to chestnut oak, thence
south $50 poles to a stake, thence west 960
poles TO stake, thence north $50 poles to
the beginning, Including $50 acres of
prior claims, Situated in Coffee county,
Tennessee.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-07-14
SAMUEL EDMONSON.

EIGHTH TRAcT-Grant No. 1873, Janu-
airy "a, 1887. Book &c" page sol. Entry
No 96, January -, 1887. Pleasant Hem
derson. Cannon. Description-Contain-
ing 5000 acres on the waters of the Collins
River Beginning at two post oaks the
northeast corner of washington Brittons
5000 acres, running thence south $40 poles
to post oak and red oak, thence west 1880
poles to stake, thence north $40 poles to
a stake, thence east 1880 poles to the be-
ginning. Including and excluding 120
acres of granted land. Situated in Cannon
County, Tennessee.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-07-14
SAMUEL EDMONSON.

EIGHTEENTH TRAcT-Gtant No. 6I75,
May II 1898. Book tx" page 90.
Entry No. 50OS, July 8, 1887. Mark
Hale. warren. Description-Contain-
ing 5000 acres on the waters of Rocky
River. Beginning on hickory the
southwest corner of Louis Carmacks
5000 acres, running thence south 900
poles to hickory, thence east 900 poles
to white oak, thence north 900 poles to
a black oak, thence west with said Car
macks line 900 poles to the beginning,
Including and plating out 621 acres of
Tennessee.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-07-14
SAMUEL EDMONSON.

ELEVENTH TRACT-Grant No. 1887,
February IA, 1887. Book &C" page SOB.
Entry No. 10, November II, 1886, (No
assignee on book Description-C Contain
ing 5000 acres Beginning at a post oak
and two hickory pointers near the west
edge OF natural meadow on the head
waters of Bradley Creek, running thence
west 960 poles TO post oak and pointers,
thence south $50 poles, crossing the msin
road leading from Hillsboro to Shelby
vile, TO two post oak and pointers, thence
east 960 poles to stake, thence north
crossing said road 900 poles to the begin
ming. Including 760 acres of prior claim.
Situated in Coffee county, Tennessee
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-07-14
ANDREW A. KINGCANNON.

NINETEENTH TRACT-Grant No.
$500, March IS, 1887. Book "H' page
20S. Entry No. 4o97. January 1, 1896
Edmond Pendleton. warren. Descrip-
tion-Containing 5000 acres on the wa
tiers of collins River. Beginning on a
poplar, the southeast corner of wash
ington Brtons 5000 acres, running thence
south, crossing several branches and
small valley near the end of the line, in
all $40 poles to hickory, thence west
1850 poles to lynn, thence north $40
poles to hickory, said Brittons south
east corner, thence east with his line
1889 poles to the beginning. Including
and plating out I70 acres of Older title.
Situated in Grundy county, Tennessee.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-07-14
SAMUEL EDMONSON.

NINTH TRAor-Grant No 1899, Janu-
airy Z, 1887. Book sc" page 1856. Entry
No 81, December 80, 1896. Josephus
Moore. Coffee. Descrip,ion-C obtaining
5000 acres Beginning on post oak, the
sou theast corner of Robert B. Gains 5000
acre tract on the waters Of Hickory Creek,
running thence north 1920 poles TO black
oak, said Gains northeast corner, thence
east $50 poles to a stake, thence south 1920
poles to a stake, thence wesU960 poles TO
the beginning Situated in Coffee county,
Tennessee
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-07-14

A Column
Dedicated
to Tired
Mothers
as they
Join the
Home
Circle at
Evening
Tide.
Mrs. Grundy. (Tracy City, Tenn.) 1903-1930, 1904-07-14

offer for sale to the highest and best bidder
upon the terms hereinafter mentioned the
following described real estate as the prop
erty of defendant company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-05

A very pleasing and interesting pro-
sram was carried out,
This evening at the o. J.. hall, the
Daughters OF Rebekah will give a card
party and supper,
The lecture course 10 be given by
Prof, $, II. clark, Of Chicago, at the
Ogden tabernacle, commences Mon
day.
The Bostonlans appear at the Grand
opera house this week In Robin Hood"
A number OF other attractions are
booked for this week.
A farewell dinner was given Wednes-
day evening by the Vendredi club In
honor of B. j. Pullin. who left Thurs
day for ST, Louis. There were present
Il couples, the gentlemen appearing In
full dress suit and the ladies wore
beautiful gowns The evening was spent
at feasting toast m king, and music,
All present spent very delightful
evening, and wished the guest Of honor
much pleasure and success In his new
place Of residence
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Woodward en-
tertained Wednesday evening In honor
Of members OF their Sunday school
class. There were present about 30
OF the young men and ladies, who par
took OF their worthy teachers hospitali-
~. D.nty refreshments were served
during .ne evening
Miss Ethel II. Oakley, daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs James Oakley, and one OF
Ogden's charming ana accomplished
young ladies', was married Thursday to
Mr.. Frank j. Cramer, of Encampment,
Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Plngree enter.
tanned Wednesday evening at their
home. corner Madison avenue and
Twcnty-ffth street. There were pres
Cnt large number OF their friends who
had an enjoyable time at high five,
Some vocal and Instrumental music was
rendered, and delicious refreshments
were served.
A novel affair was given at the par
lors Of the Baptist church by the La
dies Aid society Wednesday evening,
called Rubber social" Each couple
present paid their admission to the So
cial with pair Of rubbers, which will
be made use Of in a charitable way. The
affair was a social success, refresh
ments were served and the following
excellent program was carried out; Sc
lection, guitar and mandolin club reel
tation blanche bingham, vocal solo
Rev Ora c. Wright; piano solo, Esther
lyerson; recitation Josie Murphy.
The ball given by the Wednesday
Night club. at Dignan's this week, was
one Of the most pleasurable events Of
its kind given this season,
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pr OVO.

The first meeting Of the Provo Book
club was held Monday evening, at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Seare. It was
decided to meet monthly for the pur-
pose Of discussing articles found In
the best magazines, and studying the
latest and best literature, Membership
viii be limited to twenty'four.
The many friends Of Miss Nina Bean
and Margaret Thurman will be pleased
to learn that they have been released
fro their missions and are expected
to arrive home tomorrow morning.
Mr. and Mrs. BiersaCh entertained the
card club at their elegant home Ton
Academy avenue), Thursday evening.
Dclisious refreshments were served, and
all agreed that the evening had been
one ~ the most successful spent by
the card club,
Three hundred invitations are ont for
the reception to be given by the Soross
club next week The ladies In charge
are working to make the event the best
the club has given.
The Elks ball, given Tuesday even
ing, was In every way most brilliant
affair. The costumes worn by the la
dies were beautiful, and with the per-
feet blaze Of electric lights and ele-
giant decorations presented a most
pleasing picture.
Mr.. and Mrs, Rob. Irvine entertained
az dinner Sunday last. Their guests
were Mrs, Klmball and Mrs, sutton Of
Park city.
The sixth ward dramatic company
presented the play BLOW for Blow at
the Opera House Thursday evening
Tho performance was very Creditably
given, and thoroughly appreciated by
the good sized audience who were pres
ent,
Miss Lydia Thurman has been visit
ing friends in Manti The past week.
Mr. Race Whitney and Spencer Claw
son spent Monday with relatives and
friends In Provo
The Fifth ward Sunday school gave
a most enjoyable children's dance In
Gymnasium hall Friday afternoon. The
proceeds 80 to assist in paying for the
new westinghouse.
Mrs. Sperry Of Payson was a Provo
visitor this week.
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LOGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. u. II. Thomas charm
inely entertained Thursday evening at
the spacious home Of Mrs. Luna Y
Thatcher. The guests made things live
ly az four pit tables until interrupted
by the serving Of most delicious re-
freshments Those invited We're MIR
and Mrs. Dr. Bulge, Mr. and Mrs.
George w. Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs.
Seth A. Langton, Mr., and Mrs Thad
Naylor Mr.. and Mrs H. II. Martlneau,
Mr. and Mrs Leo Campbell, Mr. and
Mrs w. 49, Preston. Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
b. H. Pyper Mr. and Mrs, b, G,
Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. a, l., Farrell,
MI and Mrs g, w. Nibley, Jrp Mr. ana
Mrs, Frank w. Thatcher, Mrs. Anus
sen. Miss Nettie Amussen, Miss Cas-
sidy, Mrs Barrett, Miss Ida Mitchell
and Mr.. George Ilayball'
The Logan choir annual reunion was
held in the tabernacle Tuesday evening
and proved one of the most enjoyable
events IN It's history. \ suitable music
al program divided honOrs with refresh
menta and fellcitous remarks were
made by President Joseph Morrell and
Hon, Moses Thatcher.
Retiring Postmaster Robert New
dock was complimentcd 10y his office
associates, by the presentation OF a
gold headed cane.
The military ban at the A, c. y.
Saturday night was one Of the most
elegant events Of tho kind this season.
Capt Styer and cadets covered them
selves with glory
The opera Pauline" by Prof. II, w,
Robinson and music students Of the
b. Y. c., was n grand success and n
large audience appreciated and crowd
ed the house Monday night
Tho A. G. 4. Wom.n's club met with
Mrs. capt Styer TO-. Monday and con.
tinuod the discussion Of French Sculp-
ture."
Hon. Aquilla Nebtker has returned
from Mexico and his stories OF the
great opportunities for capital and
energy In land OF Monte2uma are set
ting the boys ION fire."
Bishop William =. Preston spent last
Monday In the city hc holped to found.
Mr. L. L. Num- Of the Telluride
Power company, visited the Logan
plant on Wednesday.
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LI2fiI,

Mr.. William Coates and Miss Ethel
Thomas were married IN the Salt Lake
Temple Wednesday They are two OF
our most prominent young people and
will make their home here.
The Ladies' Literary club met at the
home OF Mrs. 4. j. Wadsworth and a
very enjoyable time was had.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Smith of Juab are
visiting relatives here this week.
Mr.. Andrew Christofferson who has
been In Idaho for some time Is visiting
his relatives here.
Messrs ]. Il. Gaddle, J, c. Cough Da-
vid Hodge and Geo. |, Naugan returned
to Idaho Falls Monday where they hold
prominent positions with the Idaho SUI
gar company, after visiting with
friends here the past few weeks.
Mr.. w. II. Ford Of Mammoth, was IN
Lehi Tuesday,
Hon. y. X. Cutler was visitor at
Lehi Friday.
Mr.. A. r. Bennett and family left for
Canada Wednesday and Will be fol-
lowed In a few days by Mr.. John f.
Bradshaw and family where they have
acquired large ranches,
Mr.. Thomas Austin and family left for
Rexburg Idaho, Wednesday, where he
Will conduct the Austin ranch of which
he Is part owner.
Messrs. George and Robert Ball Of
Eureka were visiting friends here Mon
day.
Last evening Mrs. Sarah J, Walker
gave a very delightful party In honor
Of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Bradshaw
who will leave for Canada In few
days,
Mr., James Shaw. an old time resi-
dent Of Lehi was visiting friends here
this week.
Last night the High school gave a
very pleasing entertainment IN the
Westinghouse, assisted by stereoptican
Views,
Mfr. George A, Smith of Salt Lake
city was visiting relatives here yester-
day.
Mr.. Bert Brlmhall and family are
contemplating moving to Ephraim IN
a few days.
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CLUB CHAT.

The important event In club circles
this week was the birthday anniyeray
celebration at the Bee Hive House On
Monday given by the Daughters d
Utah Pioneers In honor Of Mrs. Z. B
Wells.
The Wasatch Literary club met his
week with Mrs. Walker, and al It's rsn
meeting, on March Is, will meet with
Mrs. McNeice when a paper will b
given by Mrs. Montgomery on Rem.
iniscences Abroad"
The Cleofan met this Week with Ms
Charles Wells, and took up the study
Of historical points Of interest about
Florence, preparatory 10 reading Rus,
Nn's Mornings in Florence
The Unity club have arranged tori
series Of lectures by Rubin GodmafI
a musical composer and pianist Of IA.
tlonal reputation To be given In UnIB
hall on May 8. and 7. Mr. Goldmsrt'
subjects win be Die Walkucre,' "Ses.
fried "Gotterdammerung' and Die
MeistersInger Won Neurcnberg"
Mrs. Lydia D. Alder has been invited
10 speak at the Woman.s Congls" %
Berlin.
The local Biennial Board II the O. T.
w. c. has sent out the following BY
circular to the presidents Of local iel'
erations
The General Federation by accepting
the invitations to hold lbs Seventh Blsn.
NAL In Saint Louis, from May u Io.9
inclusive. places on Us records the GEE
hration Of the great Louisiana rug
chase and gives not only SAINT LOUIS
but the state as WELL the pleasure
welcoming the national orsanI1auo, "
our homes. You win be interested "
know that arrangements are neNS
completed for the DAY OF CeIeDIauVaa,
at the Worlds Fair grounds ana ts
press committee VIII soon give 'u'
report of this interesting occasion
We are looking forward to me ls,f
est delegation which the Genera tel,
Grafton has ever presented on aCCVl as'
of the growth Of the national Ooly Wv
central location Of the entertaining Wv
and The great interest In he lheIns'V,,
al expositIon For the acconlln,Sols'v',,
of such an increased delegation, Wv
have the pleasure Of Offering the @'.
audience hall the Blennlals nave e,o
experienced. and 1t should not pc oO o,n..
fui for the writer to speak mus 'a a.i
she has attended every Blennia' S Ss,
presents only her experience ~.
acoustic properties Of the o1eo d..o os
unsurpassed, and speakers Elli i.,, nrg'i
YOU of the perfect case the ln mimi Iio,s
effort in presenting their yaIIols, lly,,
Tho Club Woman issue OF .so gai
gives illustrated statistics OF l,'g YIN. mI'
which we recommend to every uV''''''
alternate, speaker or vislIot, ..o,,d
we are told that the prices s $500
for hotel accommodations are Ivan o,g.
the means Of the average cruz ~, ' o,os.t
ana II is the average woman we e.p ~,
and wlsh 10 satisfy, An know NAY , @
position periods raise me pr',ns ar ", tG
available hotel or boarding nO osni on,
the hotels committee Will soon s s.,d,n
n circular arranging for these N''''
the best Of its abll'y'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-05
IUpEKA.

Mfr. aud Mrs. Endlund went to Salt
Lake Thursday for few days
Dr. J. w. Dryborough left Friday
for trip to the Eastern states
Mrs. Joseph Phillips and Mrs. Arthur
Raven attended a reunion Of the Nor
gan.Dayid family at Spanish FORK
Thursday
Miss Georgia Finley left this week for
ber homo I'm Illinois. Miss Finley came
10 Eureka several months ago In search
OF health and has been the guest or her
sister, Miss Louise Finley, a teacher in
the public achool
Owing 10 misunderstanding with
the management OF the opera mousse
the Elks VIII give their celebrated MN
strel performance at the l.. d. S. church
ON March u and %,
John Boyle, q popular young man OF
this city, and Miss Martha openshaw
of Santaquin, were married last Friday
al Nephi By Bishop Pcttegrew' They
will make Eureka their home
Miss Nellie =. Hush OF Payson was
the guest Of MI and Mrs charles ~
Hush this week,
Mrs. Frank Iigson returned from salt
Lake Friday u,~ht, after a briet go
journ with friends.
Tlntlc lodge No, 30 |. o, o. f. enter
tanned the grand lodge officers OF utah
on Friday evening last The program
rendered was an excellent one, ana az
It's close refreshments were sorvd'
On Wednesday, evening March 10 the
sisters OF the Holy Cross academy. VIII
give a concert at !, o. O. f. nan, when.
from the program prepared, promises 70
be,a treat 20 the music lovers OF bure-
ka,
Miss Georgle Milton left the forepart
Of the week for her home In SAT- Lake
after q pleasant visit wltht Mt ana
Mrs. s. j. Schneider.
Miss Mamie Miles Is visiting with
Salt Lake friends.
MfS. n, a, hOueTlSpn Wdh wv hu'.'
OF Mrs, David Depue ut Robinson TINS
week.
Mrs. William Shales returned to SAT-
Lake Wednesday, after visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs James EarIes'
a pleasant and enjoyable surprise
I party was given Monday evening at
- INunq
In honor OF Rev James stoddard, rector
OF the Episcopal church at this place.
| An impromptu program was rendered
and refreshments served Mr. Stoddard
was the recipient Of several nice pres
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-05

ana Mrs. Laurence Green at a = street
ON Monday night Mr. and Mrs, y, y
Lambourne entertained at pleasant
party in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs oliver
Walsh, "pit' being the amusement
Abou IS guestg enjoyed the event,
Nh and Mrs. D. B. Hampstead enter
toined Informally a! dinner on Monday
Mr. and Mrs. D. $. Spencer enter
taln,d informally on Monday evening
~ their home, their guests numbering
the members of Mrs. Spencer's Sewing
club ana their husbands
Nh and Mrs. W, c. futile entertained
tine East Side card club at their home
ON Thursday night
Mrs, J. n. Sharp was hostess at an
Informal meeting of the Sewing club at
her home ON Wednesday,
Mrs La Forge viii entertain at
luncheon week from today
MIss Bessie Amos was guest Of honor
at an evening party ON Monday Civ
en- ny MIS-, MOlEuN previously 10 nef
departure FOR Montana,
Mr.. and Mrs. John p, MclkIn were
hosts at an evening party on Monday
Given I'm honor OF Mr. and Mrs Han
ord, Mr. Forester and Nj Walker Of
the Honford COMPANY A Dutch supper
was among the features.
Sat Social Chat
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Sprunt and Mr. j, l.. G. ,ron took pla'
ON We lpsd1v n, o.. loW. OF the bride
They NUl reside O, ~ Walker Terrace
The engagement = Miss Beatrice
Werthelmcr OF birmingham. Ala, and
Nr. Leon sweet OF this city Is an
rounced the wedding TO take place
early In the spring,
Misses Gonoyc and Ethel Felt enter.
tanned at an informal evening party on
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fowler have
moved into their new residence on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-05

time IN inspecting the art treasures
contained in the. ne" gal'ery
Mrs. David Hemphlll entertained at
luncheon on Thursday the decor tons
being prrttiIy carried out m earn. iiohs
and ferns. Covers were l'id for 10,
Mrs. Graham T. Putnam received her
friends Informally from 2 to D O'Clock
yesterday.
Mrs. A. ]. Gorham entertained az an
ENJOYABLE Keusington this week I'M hon
or Of Miss Buddemeyer Of Portland
"Fnmch" WAS the amusement ANA de-
llghtful vocal solos were sung BY the
guest Of honor
one Of the pleaganiost events Of the
week was the dancing party given by
the /. S. &, N, club al the Ladies' lit
prary club rooms Tho hall reception
room, and down stplrs rooms were eff
fectlvoly decorated, The hall had, be-
sides the rugs and dlvans, which made
uretty cosy corners of various hooks
palms stationed az intervals about the
hall and banking the platform whorr
the musicians We're placed, and vases
Of red carnations about In the windows
and on the piano. while the lights We're
shaded In red and twned with smllaX.
About 100 guests were present
Mr. and Mrs. William Druchl enter
tained the members uf me oxford I".
ccum at their home on Thursday night.
tho affnir being most ENJOYABLE one.
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Mrs William Shales returned to salt
Lake Wednesday after Il visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Earles'
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IN WOMAN'S WORLD.

WashIngton's birthday idoU'IF yoy.
m amazing lack Of imasIna', or5 Ibatch.
cts. ConsIdcrlng that the e. C y, last !
episode never happenn,Sa,n,oo.s esem as u
extremely Doubtful aI ,e,, might b.
some more suitable emblem ,sa,. are aye prelty
devised. Ices in cooked h ,os s s,s q
d abe tablc night arrropraisssy, ely, q 70 ~
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OGDEN.


Wednesday afternoon Mrs. william
Driver was given a most delightful
surprise party at her beautiful home,
corner Of jefferson avenue and Twenty
seventh street, by the members Of the
Fifth Ward Relief society, Of which or
gani2atlon Mrs. Driver Is president.
There assembled 50 Of her lady friends.
who took full possession Of her home
and spent an cjoyable afternoon. The
special feature OF the afternoon was
the presentation to Mrs. Driver Of Il
beautiful nix umbrella with gold
handle suitably engraved, also a large
bouquet, as tokens OF love and esteem
from the members OF the organization.
The presentation was made by Mrs
Jane S. Richards. The hours passed
quickly by at instrumental and vocal
music. speech making and n general
good time which closed with those pres
emit partakng Of a bounteous repast
the spcephmlkiuG was lltcrspersed with
so1gs hy Mrs Lafayette Farley MISS
lda Driver ana } J. Pe'vc,
Prof Squire Coop and his bride have
returned home TO ogden from New
York. whore they We're married last
week. Mr. and Mrs. Coop are both
very popular IN ogden and Salt Lake
city.
Miss Ella Nebeker, Of Logan, is Wis
ting In ogden FOR short time. the
guest Of her sister Mre. W. j. Terry
The Chllds culture club met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs, David Eccles,
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Maple avenue, in the southeastern part
OF town,
The Salt Lake friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W G.. Sears Mr.. and Mrs, u. r. Patter-
son, and Mr.. and Mira. A, G, Piper are
IN receipt Of invitations TO attend
social at the club house OF the Idaho
sugar factory to be given this evening
at 1880, Dancing and games viii be the
features.
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Another affair Of the week held In
honor Of Mrs Wells was the family
party given on Monday evening nc the
home OF Mrs. Annie Wells Cannon, who,
with her sister, Mrs, Isabel Sears, was
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hostess at an extremely enjoyable az
fair,
Spring lowers IN yellow tulips and
dafioAlls. with streamors and bows Il
rlblon.and candle shades In correspond
Ing colOrg wore the effective dtcOr0-
tlons used at the pretty luncheon gives
by Mrs Sara y, Branslord ON Monday.
Tho place cards were IN accord being
decorated with daflodils iI water co'oia.
The guests We're: Mrs JprmaIne. Mrs
BOYD Mrs Putnam Mrs Green, Mrs
J. s. Brarsford, Mrs. LOWS Evans Mrs
plank Mrs. Greenwood. Mrs, Benedict
Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Kidlcr Mrs Hard.
Ing. Mrs Blood Mrs. Dale and Mrs
Smith
A masquerade social win hn given by
the g. u. society ~ the First Congrcgo-
tlonal church I'm the near future.
At the charity card party given hy
the jewish Relief society ON Monday
the prizes were won by Mrs. ~ Davis,
Mrs. Sam Lichtenstein Mrs. Loeffler
and Mrs, NJ H. Deskey.
Mrs. r. f. Holmes received ycster-
day from TO o'clock. and n large
number Of her friends were present dur
ing the afternoon, having a delightful