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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-27

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pipe or gam. As the latter Is directly In
front of65thc church. the results will be
effective. Garlands and festoons OF foliage
and Easter lilies will be suspended from
the very dome, with! great shower hoy !,
punches Of lilacs hanging a Il intervals
over tho altar. The font will be q mass
of6white lilies. and suspended from pillar
toEpi1lar will be festoons OF smllax and
Japanese ounce blossoms. g FIJI a 8
a beautiful and characteristic effect
will he In white and yellow. The pillars
and wallis Of tho chancel will be covered
with white lilies tied with yellow ribbon
a somewhat similar idea will be carried
out In white ard green. In tho latter
case everything will be covered with
white. while garlands of lilies and .smilax
will drape walls, pillars and peWs. A
large cross of smilax and lilies will be the
prominent feature to the r-~t Of the
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HOW TO ARRANGE "a CHILDREN'S EASTER MONDAY PARTY

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cotton will make an excellent couture
for the colonial dame who must have
patches OF black court plaster on her
segg-shell face, These odd little dwarfsS
5peering fromNthe smilax nest, will fur.
$nish the children with a great deal Of
amusement while they are eating, and
will afterward II make appropriate SOU
5Yenirs. t5 4 81 Al SS$35s
$,& The menu9card atSeneh place should be
i'm the shape of a snow-white swan. cut!
out out y, q. deckled pa per- Tho head and
,oEs and the tai
let ink on the tail. the bits OF yellow and
violet baby ribbon attached to 1t should
be phss si hn, The neck ofthe
that proud curve for which the 5swansis
noted. IL. En- # sS575 55, 5f 81
s@ These menu cards may. be purchased it,
I one Is not handy with scissors and pen "a
@ The refreshments should be In accord
8a ans with tho dec orations as blows:
Chicken So ndwlcl,es. "a pplc Salad
u. Cream II chcese .E ggs.'
Easter IIggs. Angel Sugar Nests.
5Ice Cream "a ~ ! 4. ~
Fruit Phospl,a e.
The hso san ndE,i,dm should be cut egg
should be served with them In white ID
per, cases tinted yellow and violet and
lnoedded II leaves of parsley. The olives
should be rolled In powdered sugar to
resemble eggs. Cream cheese, eggs cal, be
made out Of cottag e cheese. mixed with
cream and rolled into the slaLc 9 F eggs
Each one should have large walnut
meat pressed firmly into the side Of the
egg. Serve on crisp curled lettuce
made into IL nest. The punch WILDE sim
pie egg-n ogg, Of which most children are
iSn, With nutmeg I, ana fruit
4 Easter eggs ma e an appronrinta dessort
wholesome enough to satisfy the heart
Of the hygienist, and yet. delightful4fto
all children. They are made Eof yelvety
;blanc, mango or, sparkling Translucent / jei-i
ny a iheyt may be served either5piled In I
"a nest Of stiflya whipped cream or ac-
companied by n boat of sauce. The pref
ti {! est! wa is TO- serve am old fashioned
Dlrd's nest in jelly g. 81
55}}. To make, empty8the contents OF egg
shell through a furnished hole In the
large end. Rinse the shells aud set ,lp-t
right IN a pan OF flour or cracked leo
II gelatine is used. Fill with tile Jelly
or blanc mango and when cold and firm
peel the egg shell from around It. a pint
of Jelly will usually rill siS.tSI G colored
eggs are preferred, use tho color paste
which Is sold by grocers. and which Is
perfectly harmless. Harlequin eggs may
be, made BY using remnants Of, dlferent
Ing another color. until the shell is lilled
3Bewitching rainbow effects will be tho
result. Es u {j ,tI d IA
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Eggs
Table Ce1lterpieces of p
Nests, Make-BelieVe Chicks
and Shell Alppropr t e: 81
Menu Of Dishes III AM
Shape Off gEgs


8sllrmounted with tiny yellow ana violet
cake cand les which rpay be lighted when
cake time comes around. DIT B S3
After the first course OF sandwiches,sS
salad and reIisles Is disposed Of. the table
removed. An immense Chicken pie made
OF yellow and violet crepe paper. u id@
covered with chicks Of all sizes SO tss$i NJ
III tic table: Violet and yellow riLboi,.I
leaders should extend to the places
tho children. here re ~ sou ven lrss eggS
cups, sprayed with lland-painted panses.at III
fA%7gIded eggGshould rest inside, Ind stlieS
name or tl.cssmall guest fol- " HON IL rs
intended should be lettered II IN violet and s
yellow on t. AZ diminutive nest of green
piled high with candy eggs. After ne
cake, ice cream and other goodies hre
disposed OF. the small hostess should tell
the children to pull their ribbon leaders,
at her signal. whereupon they Will DO
rewarded with amusing little swapping
bon lions. Il. ~
After luncheon. an egg contest may be-
this part as Ia surprise. She holds up fL35
Engagements egg. tho same time as king
the children to guess how largeH around H.
IS. Each @ child ~ should be 6 ven one5 4
guess, and the one giving 10 mo COT
rect ans wer WI be rewarded WI 3a prlE2e;s
plant, or d book: The one farthes t FROM H
tho answer may be given a BOBBY prize e
q, paper nacEe chick or some such gift.
ping pong or small 8bil lard table VIII "
mako an excellent lawn on yyl1c "a 70 4
ErollFthe colored IGas ter egg w WI be-
snrovided + bya he small host tess. tA game
may be made of tile egg-rollinG ana prizes
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HOW 70 DECORATE THE CHURCH FOR THE EASTERTIDI

i zs,ffe apple blossoms wlll be used .fore
J, shower over Tho ellancet THIS shower
will DO made like q II immense floral
umbrella on d wlre frame. Tho latter
Wilt be first covered With the plenrso''ia' ~
;whlcl, viii ie admirable because bA
5its featfIery fronis. a fringe Of these
ferns will hang; from he umbrella cir-l
de, the top and the inside Of which
viii lie covered With pure white apple
blossoms. Long strands Of sr1iax Will
exctrtl from the points; OF tho shower
oyar the cntcel to tho side walls walls These
strands Will be festooncd with apple
blossoms caught With pure white rib
bon. NJ TX 5;s N
AZ the close Of the service. when this
choirtis singing tho last hymn and march-B
ling ont, 81 unique ceremony Will be obs
servcd -Four ofStiie cl,ulr5 will take hold
81 tho sinilnx ropes, which Will be adj
justed In stlcli q WA ms to close tho tifl-
lrella, and the shower Of fragrant white
have passed out. T9
~ No church decoration would be cons
.plcte 81, Easter without tho Easter Ills.
tho pure white cfallces Of which carry
their message or the Sresurrcction. This
same church will have an immcnsc}nr
over the altar, which will be composed
entirely Of great white lilies and South
cin smilax. rho arch will DO OF such q
height MS not to interiors with tho i
shower Of apple blossorns. At the rear
OF the church, over the organ balcony.
apple blossoms will bea cascaded With
Southern smllax, and extend dowr the i
side Of tho balcony to- tho pillar in! a 4
shower OF bloom. b n
s ono OF tho New Y orks churches, noted
for Its richness OF decoration ut Easter
time, will use nothing but lilies. crimson
rambler roses, and palms for decoration
There will bo a. graduated row of arches,
mado OF lilies and ferns. from the en-
strance to tho altar down the center aisle.
AS tho worshippers enters tho church.,
the Vista of the aisle will appear tcle-
lsccpic. On the gate OF each pew a cluster
OF lilies and palm leaves VIII be attached 4
with pure white ribbon. II.
The shower ovcristhe chancel will be
made canopy, shape OF Easter lilies, ferns A
and smilax. Tho ropes of smax will be
caught by the side walls and over the 4
balcony. On each side Of the altar will
be what appears to be q cross n:.d Q OF
crimson rambler roses. but which Is d
rose tree itself. rowing In a pot ana
trained into the shape Of cross The
tiny blood-red clusters give a touch OF
color that Is striking and significant.
Clusters Of the rich red roses will ap-
pear on the walls. while the altar rail-
3chandeliers and pillars will be garlanded
with them. The decoration on the rear
balcony rail will consist entirely OF lilies
and a huge cross Of red roses
Another prominent church will use the
Japanese ounce as q banking for tho
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ANCIENT CUSTOMS. OF EASTER
,But OH, 5sho dances such a way
mo sun upon an East day 4 H "a
us half 80 fine a sight by atsfs1i lSA

But OH sho dances such a way. }i3;9 ". s.
"No sun$upona an Easter Ola KS "a N:
us half so fine a sight IA 3
III RlgIdly must old England have observed.
Lent: read Of tho feast; ISL 3!i Ss5i
They rost their flesh and Gus ards I
great $g54 l}S W
Nt4And eggs ana radisl store. 81 NJ 81 ~ 4.
s.'And tritles. clonted crcnrnc, and what
soever8 more, = "a 4 g85t I5sa911
w Every person must have some part 8ofS u
his dress, new on Easter day or he will
enjoy no good fortune that year, 4 e. sss8aS
Easter I put on my blue
''l'rock cuoat, tho vlst time, VIE newl
waller buttons aal q, brass. gYi
THAT glitter'd I'm the zunlilS glass;
s''Beknse twcr Easter Ennday.''''5s 4
f Quaint indeed were tho Easter customs. 1
in English shiles; q fewanay be mention
ed. II
Al In Yorkshire on Easter Sunday the 3
young men took the buckles from tho 4
turn were taken. while on Wednesday
the shoe gear was redeemed by small for-
feits with which u Tansay cake was pro-
vded to eat with music and a tlance.sl
Tn Durham II pleasing connublal practices
/. OF wives on Easter Tuesday beating 4
their husbands, being In their turn beat
en- the day following by their spouses
WarwIckshire lads We're wont to rise be-
times to chase a hare, which, u they
could bring TO the parson Of the parish
before 10 o'clock Easter Monday rlornl MS a
entitled them to recelve OF him a calls
lieal one hundred eggs and groat I'M
money. Tansey cakes and bitter herbs y
were eaten and a CANNON of bacon TO
show himself to be no Jew. fs Fl ll85H
H In lNarwiekshire also WAS observed i
8'IIeaving Day. emblematic OF the
Sav!ours Resurrection. Easter Monday
tho men In parties patrolled the yillaga
streets, capturing every female and HTS
Ing her three times, followed BY q chasta
salute from which any maiden too coy
to kiss might escape on payment Of IN ~
shilling The ancient chroniolel' nalyely
observes; '.But kisses We're more plellsf
3teolIse than shllinges.p The following
day the women rataliated, ''heayin ms am
salnting the men-lthe masculine ettbrac'asg
was rated AT but siN penee 5g 81 Il {S5sGs4
These and other merry customs once 81
prevailed ut this season OF etoicings nnHg
.fnsr( disappearing from an age ~ which,
tradition and superstition alike fiutt no
place. @ d q +, sgss
AsAsxasia ~ = II
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decoration of ths church. which IS I OF
tho approved twilight type. The electric
light bulbs will have artificial lly shades.
made OF white silk. Fastoons Of these
bulbs will 11e suspended from chan daliers
to chandelier and introduced wherever
possible. Hidden, as they will he. IN the
heart OF tho lily D ossom the lie htawlltS
Sbc s,ibdued, and yet give q striking eff
feet. ~ lighted cross will also be- use 40
above the pulpit. W d
A pleasing decorative scheme IS the
lavender and white one. Bells IN these les
shades. made OF 3 imrnOrte Giles 8or tissue l!
paper are suspended from VII lite and
Lavender ribbon port 81. In using: as ';.'
scel:sion lilies for shower arrangemen
the stems, which are sti r. and III, ganer
$ful, are broken Oft enoug h Bel left elf4
however, to secure them to ribbons ct 81
different lengths. Asparagus ferns and
marguerites are useful for this pulpDssi
{it, connect1o lon with the III les. 3
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8Thc Egg as the Motif From#Be-
ginning to End-Invitations
Show Egg Shells and
Chicks Dining Room
Decorations.
I LOUISE E ]. DEW.

8T@7 ROM the beginning to The end,
N tho chiIdren's Easter party
~ must be as unique and attrac-
Y15tSe6Y tive as time and ingenuity can
k&3S make II. All the little details
should be planned with care.
even to the sending out of the Invita- TORS,
i They should be written with violet ink
@on pure white note paper a the top
sof5whlch shouldqbe a hand-paintcd little
yellow chick holding q single violet In:
Its bcak. The point on the envelope.
flap should also have a chick pailted
i on K. With n violet in Its bcsik ana one
below the flap. q 81 ~
f AS the little guests arrive the young
hostess should present them with bou-
tonnicres OF pansfes With which the
basket which she carries on her arm is
filled Violet colored ores should be
given to the little girls and yellow ones
10 the little boys.
The dining room decorations Should
be entirely in yellow and violet pam
sies and smilax. a window box should
DO filled with these dainty blossoms.
and they should also be masscd In crystal
{ bowls on the sidebaords 55
Whenever an egg Is used for a week
before Easter. an end should be chip
ped off and the contents removed. The
shell should then be rinsed with water.
and when the shells have generously
accumulated they should be dyed violet
and yellow along with the regular East
Ell. eggs. a pretty arrangement for the
shells Is 20 fasten n knotted end of vio-
let and yellow. ribbon to each one with
n drop o { glue, covering the broken end
with circle of gold paper. These rib
bons should be- OF unequal lengths and
suspended In q mass close to tho chande-s
lier for n decorative g fleet.
Underneath the egg shells a large white.
crepe paper egg should be suspended by
Sviolet and yellow ribbons. Tho heads OF
tiny yellow chickens, should be peepingl
out Of the egg. MS if they We're Just
breaking the she'll. Attached to the necks
of .heHchicks should be violet ana yellow
ribbon leaders. arranged nlternately.#and3
passed to the PLACE cards Of each small
guest. The cards should consist OF d.
minlltive oblongs on which tiny yellow
chicks and violets are painted. with a
quotation about flowers and Easter.
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"a decorative scheme for the body of the church.

crowded quarters around the pulpit 1. 54 n
# Arches and shower effects will he q
feature In church decoration this year.
one of the prominent N ew' York florists
is making elaborate plans for the I, use 4! Of
the apple blossom. which he will bring
from the South In great quaint ties. The
Japanese ounce. one Of the most rare
and expensive Of flowers. Will also be.
added to the list OF Easter fayorites. s5 ss
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A STRIKING TABLE FOR THE EASTER MONDAY PART
Believe Chicks and Duclings Pleasing Features

Others may represent demuro little
51naidcns with golden hair made out OF
manila hemp and securely fastened to-
this egg shell head with glue.
"a Colorcd lamnlies and colonial heads
may also be built out Of the shells with
but little trouble red bandanna made:
out of a square Of turkey red calico
will serve as q turban to be aworE over
the wooly locks OF tile former. White
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4 The paper egg should, of course. contain
dainty souvenirs OF the OCCASION which
may be pulled ont .uring the Interim be-
tween the luncheon and dessert. lsi} s@5
Il lii the center o The table make n
nest OF smilax and fill it with pansiess
and saucy little egg-shell faces, painted
or sketched In India Ink. Some OF these
heads may represent pickar.innles with
painted faces and black wool for hair
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lilies and plants and other green and
blooming things that they. have bought5o or
borrowed for the OCCASION.
But from the few churches that are
regularly decorated By florists, many
ideas, easy OF adaptation. can be secured
by the home decorator, SO to speak; and
they will tend TO give a 1uorc pleasing
decorative effect tina that produced by
tho customary banking OF flowers III d
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all colors. Tho Ice cream may be served
an egg mould. a simple and harmless
phosphate may be home made, and should
In the shape OF eggs, witl,sfthe aid Of
consist of the Juices gof oran ges, lenons
and splneapple.g with sugar water and
cracked ice added. s =; sfSll a3s4s
The cake should $be In tho shape Of q
big egg and frosted yellow. It should pc
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To mako a nest. use a mould of jelly
partly full, When hardened. pile gelatine
eggs on top. Arrange 4 over and about
low sponge sugar. which any confectioner5
can, supply. or orange peel cut In tiny
shreds. Angel sugar nests may be made!
out Of angel food, q cut round, and with, q.
should be piled high with candy GEES In
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by SUSAN Il. CUNNINGHAM.

I3YssUsAN Il. CUNNINGHAM. 3 *
#T=-lVlsE in { the large cities the
II churcl, that IS decorated for the,
Easter season by a florist Is In
4 (e4&W9S the minority. AS Is the custom
n5toWnS and country, the women
+ OF the congregation still take the matter
IN their own hands and turn the church
into a bower OF blossoms with their own
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ROM the beginning to the end.
\ tho children's Easter party
must be as unique and attrac-3
tive as time and ingenuity can
4 make IT.. All the little details
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-02
nelinnnent Nctice

Sewer Extension No. 18.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-02
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Sept Mrs. T. Fl. Russell OF
Delaware. o., is here visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs Charles II. Lewis, wife o. Rev
Charles II. Lewis of the Methodist church
Mrs. Lewis is dangerously i'll from SON
sumption.
County Recorder Pync will leave TINS
month for Washington, ID. G, where ne
will study medicine. Mr.. Pine Is Il
pharmacist, and has devoted considerable
time 20 the study of medicine With the IN
tention of adopting that profession
The city teachers are being examined
today in the Parker school.
Abraham Halliday and wife OF the Sec
ond ward. were thrown from busy yes
terday while near the railroad crossing
west of the city through the horse becom-
ing frightened and OvfrtNrning the We
hicle Both of the occupants received
bruises but TO serious results arc eX-
nected. although Mr.. Halliday age, 80
wears. made the accident qdite serious Tor
him. and has caused him TO be confined TO
his bed.
George Manning and Frank thinner man.
accused OF Vagrancy. were convicted ~
a Jury i'm Justice Noon S, court today sen
tence will be passed Saturday. Iney are
two of the five tramps arrested IN spring
Vile about ten days ago. and who al 0e-
manded a jury trial The others VIII De
tried tomorrow and Friday.
City Marshal Crandall was over from
Springville today on official business
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
Cif,- Council Of Salt Lake City OF the
intention OF such council 20 make the
following described improvements tO-Wit.
GRADING. curbing. paving on canyon
road from State street to Second street
In Paving District No -. and defray the
COST and expense thereof. estimated &C
sfx thousand two hundred seven and
l7-lOa CS6. z11.11) dollars, or six and si-ieV
C$66O dollars per front or linear foot by =
ir.,aI assessment upon the lots or pieces or
s-~ou,d within the following described dis
trict being the district 10 be attected or
t.rafited pv SAID Improvement, namely.
All Of lots and = block =. plan -
Salt Lake City survey. and part n tue
southwest quarter of section 81 township
i north range east. salt Lake base and
meridian described as follows,
ReCirning 1871 feet north and north
81 regrces II minutes cast $50 fees from
tbo Stone street monument at tae inter-
section OF State and First streets. rln-
sine rapuce north ~ degrees. 81 minutes
esst. 49, feet. thence north = degrees.
81 minutes east. So feet. thence GOrtn
= degrees 80 minutes cast 3lS feet. thence
v,oTt6 q degrees. j. minutes east 1874 feet.
thence north l52-l5 teet-
An protests ana objections 10 the carry =
ing out az such intention must ne pre-
serted IN writing 90 me city recorder on
or before the 9Th day OF - member. 1891.
be1na m: time set o. said E,unei when
n win hear and consider sucn protests
arr obiec ions as may be made thereto
Rv order OF the City Council OF salt
Lake City. Utah.
j. :. CRITCHLOW
City Recorder.
~ ~ r Nj
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-02
TO HAVE AN OUTING.
Bell Telephone Employees Go to La
gcon Tomorrow.

For tie purpose of getting better ac-
0uainted with one another, the $50 en-
ployes Of the Bell Telephone company
will hold d reunion at Lagoon Satur-
day. The employers have granted
holiday hours for the occasion, which
means that all departments will close
at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Suost-
tutes will be employed to take the
place of the operators so that tie ser
vice viii not be crippled. This is the
first affair of the kind ever undertaken
by the employees, and they nope TO
make it a success.
In the afternoon there viii be a pro-
gramme of sports, including racing. 2
tug of war for a supper, j baseball
game with the battery boys of Fort
Douglas, and a pole climbing contest
This latter will be a test TO ascertain
who can climb pole and tie wire
10 n cToss-arm in the shortest time.
The winner will be awarded - hat
In tie evening there VIII be a dance.
at which the best woman Walter VIII
be given a pair Of shoes and her part
ner 4 hat.
A. W. Gallagher. CHIEF clerk IN the
city department. is the chairman OF
the general arrangements committee.
He will be assisted 10y the heads OF the
fourteen departments of the service.
II is the intention OF the employees 10
lave this outing the forerunner OF a
number OF social functions which VIII
take place during the winter \ nail
will be engaged where dances and ban
qucts viii be given from time TO time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-09-02

SATISFACTORY MEETING.
Hospital Fund Can be Turned to Any
Institution Desired.

Park City. Sept 1.-The Miners union
committee on the hospital question met
Manager Kearns of the Silver King mine
70 learn the sentiment Of the mine own
CTS regarding the hospital. The result of
the meeting was perfectly satisfactory to
the committee Mr.. kearns told the COM
mittee that the money Of the men could
go 10 whichever institution they desired.
and If the miners designated Park City
hospital as the institution TO which their
money was 10 go il viii be collected by
the company as formerly done and turned
over TO the local hospital. The decision
In the matter has been awaited with con-
siderable interest By the citizens here.
All realized that the hospital here is
amply qualified, with the local corps OF
physicians. TO take care of any case
which may come uD. and as an emergency
Cspital none could be better located than
Is the new building In the past many
a man who was injured in the mines here
AMI who by being properly cared for inn
mediateiy would have recovered. has dted
simply because the facilities for caring
for such injuries were not nearer than
salt Lake. This. when the Irregular frai:i
service is considered. practically cut PARK
City niners off from immediate medical
ala The decision Of nc King company ~
the hospital matter VIII have material
weight uncn the decision OF the other
companies here. and 81 in all * one OF
tee hest things which has ever happened
for Pa~k City.
The infant son Of John Morrow died
YESTERDAY and this morning the remains
were tak2n to Evanston for interrmeni.
Mr.. Morrow is member OF the Park
CITY hand and as a mark of respect that
organization turned Oat and PLAYED Soy
cral funeral diFges ion the way 10 the
CerOt
Bon Hampton was the guest NJ honor &c
q dinner last evening given by McssrS.
Malta Culhertsor ana Shields.
Dr.. T. Odell OF Sa!t Lake was IN PARK
CITY yesterday.
William Cuff If salt Lake came up
from Salt Lake this morning.
Mrs T. +. Cali spent yesterday ana
To-Day in the Park.
Or, r. r. Hampton Of Salt Lake was in
the Park today, A.