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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-12
EPHRAIM.

The marriage Of Miss. MaybelIe Whit
lock and MILFORD L. BrienhOlt was SOL
emnized at the Manti temple Wednesday
st noon. The bride is native of this
city. a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II.
Whitlock. and one of the city's most
charming girls. The groom is a we'll
known business man of this city being
the Junior member of the firm of Brien-
holt Bros An elaborate reception was
rendered the young couple at the opera
house Wednesday evening.
4 farewell surprise party was rendered
the Misses Ruth and Hazel Dorius by a
number of their young friends Monday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. ThorwaId Hansen were
visiting Mrs. Hansen's parents at May
field Tuesday.
Mrs. Augusta Stevens. afer a seven
weeks visit at Rock Springs. Wyo.. re-
turned TO her home in this city Thursday.
Miss Carline Nielsen of Centerfield is a
guest of William ROsQuist's family
Mr.. and Mrs. John DOrius. ir.. and
family left for their new home in Salt
Lake City Thursday.
Frank Wilardsen of Mayfield is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r. .. Willardsen.
Mrs. Charles Jensen is visiting with her
husband and relatives in Salt Lake city.
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LOGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs c. +. Goodwin entertained
at cards on Tuesday evening. The deco
Re tions at the Goodwin home were Jap
anese in character and were very beau
tirul, \ supper that was most elaborate
and inviting was served before the cards
were brought on. High five was the game
plaN-ed and the prizes fell TO Mrs Addie
p jenkins and Mr. Harry Stoney. Punch
was dispensed during the evening from a
japanese booth in a corner of one of the
looms These present were Messrs. and
Mesdames Victor Crockett, l. Lennartz,
/ Frank Earl, Lee Thatcher, \. +. Jenkins
-. a. Cummings, John Bishop, F. w
Brock. Jesse Earl, IL. ]. De Witt and
Harry Stoney.
The first of the sociaIs given by the
Cache Commercial club occurred in Fri
DAY evening. and il proved 20 be very
pleasant function Cards, music and so
cial chat filled in the time. Light re-
freshments were served during the even
ing
Miss Harrison. the primary supervisor
in the Logan schools entertained at the
Hanks hotel on Friday evening. Amuse-
mentS of various kinds were enjoyed for
a time, and the guests were escorted to
the Murdock parlors, where refreshments
The Misses Fannie and Ardelle Crockett
entertained on Thursday evening at the
home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Vic
tor Crockett Cards and music formed
the evening entertainment. Supper was
served in the early evening.
Fred h Turner returned 20 his home in
Magrath, Canada, this week after an ey-
tended visit with relatives here
Mrs. Adelaide Smith left for California
this week after visiting for some time i'm
this city as the guest of her daughter
Miss Elizabeth Smith. the librarian at the
Agricultural college
Bishop Spalding of Salt Lake City Wis
tied in Logan this week
Miss Cordelia Anderson and Miss E,liza
larsen spent two days of this week in
Salt Lake CITY visiting the schools thor
. v hendricks of Richmond was in
Logan Tuesday and Wednesday
AIbert Lund of the Seventh ward was
rendered very pleasant surprise on MoT1
Gay evening Games and dancing were
INDUCED in, and light refreshments were
served. VET
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south. Sixty-three was the game played.
afterwards songs, recitations and re-
IreShments were enjoyed by all. ~
The Fourth ward is making extensive
pans Tor a grand celebration on Washing
A grand bali and reception were given
Dy the seventies Thursday evening at the
First ward social hall. About 200 guests
were present, al lof whom were highly
entertained by the following well known
TALENT: Misses Eva Ward. Nora Young,
hannah Dunn; Messrs- w. D. Roberts
and johnnie johnson. Dancing was en-
Joyed for couple of hours, after which
delicious refreshments were served.
Miss Nina Houston has returned to her
desk in the clerks office, after about ten
DAYS absence spent with her parents in
American Fork.
Miss Nell Sumsion of Springviue spent
Sunday in Provo
The Card club met Thursday evening at
the beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
Twelves. Five hundred was the game
played and at the end of a series of
games Mr.. Phil Speckhart was awarded
X. Irvine, Jr., the ladies. Refreshments
We're served, after which the guests were
delightfully."- entertained with a phono-
graph
Mrs. Kitty Hines returned home Sunday
evening. after a most delightful visit in
California for a month past
The grand ball given at the Sixth ward
nan Friday evening was one of the social
events of the week. Ice cream and cake
were served
Miss Lyle Ffnlayson of Payson spent a
couple of days in Provo with relatives
Mrs. J. E Hickman
The Ladies' club is preparing for a
grand ball and reception for Tuesday
evening.
Miss EIvira Enos of Enos. Ills. is visit
ing with her sister, Mrs. +. +. Bottom
ley in this city.
A social was given in honor of Miss
Mary X. Thompson by her Springville
friends at the home of Newton Deal on
Saturday evening. A most pleasant even
ing was spent in games. songs and Teci-
tations, after which refreshments were
served.
Mrs. A. D. Smith left Saturday for Long
Beach, Cal, to visit with her mother.
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The following story is told with
relish by the friends of the young
Adonis- He thought to do an espec-
Tally pleasing thing one time when
he was to be absent from the city at
: certain time appropriate to the send
ing or flowers, and calling on the flor
list, he left a card TO be-encloss d and
directions to send the bill to him at a
nearby mining town. The day came
Tor which the gift was intended. and
behold. from the same florists shop
came a box addressed to himself. He
opened the box in wrath and looked
at the flowers They We're the iden-
teal kind he had chosen for her. Say
ing a few remarks about the florist
which would not be permitted in the
columns OF the paper, he dispatched the
box back by the next express. What
vas his dismay TO receive it back the
next day with a polite little note of
explanation saying that a mistake had
been made, as the card of Miss Blank
tanother girD was lying beneath the
flowers And the card contained more
than the girls name. too, and the
first girl received all. 1t was all off
This is said TO be the real reason for
his remaining a bachelor.
There win be a feast of wit and flow
o. reasons, '.WOmans reasons no
6oubt at the annual breakfast to be
club. The list of invited guests is a
lengthy one and as the club member
ship is greater than ever before the
eN ent will be well attended. 1t will
De notable as being the first big social
affair given at the new Emery HOnles
cafe and in every way it promises TO be
the greatest social affair ever given in
club circles. The committee in charge
are Mrs. A J. Hosmer, Mrs. J. NJ.
Dart and Miss Ethel Paul 1t will have
Il be something fine if it's better than
the event of last year
\ new kind of proposal was recorded
during the past week. One of the fair
est extended her hand at an afternoon
call TO relieve a guest Of a glass. and
holding it fat as if it were a tray she
said. This is a silver salver for your
glass" With a look that bespoke how
deep were his wishes the man replied:
Il should prefer IT to any 1 have ever
seen
1t is whispered in confidential circles
extending among about thirty girls
that she has given the ring back for
the third time and, il is whispered, the
last time. She is responsible for the
statement that she viii not play any
more.
At a recent luncheon to which about
forty guests were invited three re-
plies were received before noon of the
day previous. salt Lake is rapidly
growing more courteous in this little
matter.
1t would be just as we'll to keep ones
temper in the matter of prizes, any
way. despite the custom to the con
trary.
DOHL BARET.
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EUREKA.

Mrs. DR.. c. c. Countryman is visiting
Rev AID Mrs. D. NJ Helmick in Salt
Lake.
Miss Pearl Stewardson went to Salt
Lake Wednesday for a short stay.
Miss Mabel Hupfer spent the week
with friends in Salt Lake.
Mrs F. d. Wood, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Adams
has returned to her home in San Fran
cisco.
Charles Goss is up from Payson TO stay
Miss Eva Butterfield of Sacramento,
Gal, has taken a position in the city
schools.
Mrs NJ. NJ. Sullivan returned Sunday
from Salt Lake, where she went with
Mr.. Sullivan, who was injured last week
in one of the mines
The Home Dramatic company will pre-
sent Uncle Rube'' at odd Fellows Ia IL
on the evening Of the 18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs George Zimpleman were
the guests at a farewell party at Has
sells hall in Mammoth Monday evening
They have zone 20 Evanston. Wyo.. TO
reside
The Ladies of the Maccabees gave a
social Thursday night. The guests were
entertained 1t cards. music and recita-
tiOns and refreshments
The members of the two local lodges of
Odd Fellows. with their families enjoyed
a social time in the lodge rooms Wednes-
daV night
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MkNTI.

MILFORD BrienhoIt and Miss MavbelIe
Nbitlock OF EphPaim were married at the
temple in this city Wednesday last.
Jacob Wintch. a longtime resident Of
this city. was married Wednesday at the
temple to Miss Christina Hildebrand. saIso
Of this place. a reception was given at
the home of Mr. Wintch "Wednesday even
ing. where number of relatives and
friends assembled.
Ulrich Wintch of Midway Wasatch
county has been in the city visiting with
relatives for few days.
y Valentine ball will be given at the
opera house Tuesday evening next
On the 18th of the present month the
BLACK Hawk veterans of Gunnison Will
engage in a jOllification.
James NJ Nicholson of this city has re-
Gently been appointed station agent for
tne p d r. c. railway at Marysvale.
during the week.
Friday evening the North Ward Relief
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BINGHAM.

A. W. Foreman royalty entertained a
number of mis- friends at stag party az
his home recently. The cosy rooms we've.
-artistically decorated with tail vases OF
carnations and ferns. The game OF the.
evening was high five Most elabora te.
prizes were awarded. The prize winners
for the evening were Ellis Maxfieid ana
d. J. Teachenor. Luch was served on
small tables. which was most Ella borate
and complete in all it's appointments
The whist party given by the lady
Maccabees Wednesday evening was one OF
the largest social gatherings of the sea-
Mrs. Mcguire. Mr. Ford Mrs HeastoIi
Dr. Stockham. Mrs. Evans and Mr. Law
horn. Consultations fell TO Miss Gerfie
Bush and Mr. Plummer Refreshments
We're served to about 100 guests.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Jack Forbes is seriously III with pneu-
monia
Little Miss "a Eason entertained a few
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CURRENT EVENTS IN
LOCAL SOCIAL CIRCLES

e Miss Alice Goodwin entertained n
Few % her girl friends at a luncheon
yesterday. given in compliment to Miss
eils, Stingley and the Misses Mary
and George Ida Moore. The decora-
tiun1 were all in simple pink and white.
the Other guests were Miss Louise Sui
Ivan, Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre and
Misa Stella Mcintyre.
Judge and Mrs. Norris L. Richie
gave dinner Thursday evening in
compliment to Bishop +. s. SpaIding
and his sister, Miss Sarah Spalding.
Thu other guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
George Y Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. w
G. Jennings. Mr.. and Mrs George NJ.
Bacon and g P.Overfield.
E#
The next hop at the military post will
b. given Wednesday evening. The in
NitationS are issued and the hosts and
hostessea viii be Captain and Mrs. $
y. Ham. Lieutenant and Mrs. A l..
CASTOR, Lieutenan5 and Mrs A r
SlcaH, Lieutenant Q. r. Saunders and
Livutenan. E. Z. Oswalt.
Mr.. James Brown Eddie and Miss
Clara Colburne have issued invita-
tons for a reception to be given next
Wednesday afternoon in honor Of Miss
Sarah Spalding, the sister of Bishop F.
=. Spalding.
MI and Mrs E Holman announce
the engagement: os theif daughter
Grace E, to DR.. w r. Ferrebee of
Murray The marriage will be one of
the early spring events
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Dahlquist announce
the enga cement of their daughter.
Ruth Adelaide. TO +. William Reese
The marriage Will take place March =
The Wasatch Literary circle met
last Tuesda.- with Mrs. J. G. Souther
and heard a review OF the Tales of a
Wayside Inn given by Mrs W. l.
Brown, assisted by Mrs. G. Oliver
Cars. Al Hamlin gave a short taIk-on
THE New York Subway" and music
was furnished by Mrs. Ebeu Hall and
Miss BreclSen. The next meeting viii
Ic held March :.
The CIeofan Will meet Tuesday with
Mrs. Thomas Sloan on C and Fifth
streets. and viii continue the reading
of Henry V.
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. l.. Cary Will enter
tain at q dinner Tuesday evening in
compliment to Bishop L. :. SpaIding
and Miss Sarah SpaIdinE NJ and
Mr.. George Y Wallace also give a
dinner in their honor Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. Everett Buckingham and Miss
Harriet Dunster entertained the 500
Card club at the Buckingham home
Friday afternoon. Five tables We're
filled with the guests. and the game of
sec was played. Prizes were won by
Mrs. w. w. Armstrong and Mrs John
Hinman.
s.
The date set for the marriage OF
Miss Ante FEEDER Of San Francisco and
Nathaniel Lichtensrein OF this city is
Thursday. March q. The event viii
take place in San Francisco. and the
groom Will be accompanied there by
his sister, Mrs. Louis Boukoisky.
Mrs. Morris Brown OF Lincoln. Neb
Will be in the city Tuesday TO be the
guest for a while of Mr. and Mrs FL
mer Z. Jones. Mrs. Brown is the wife
of the attorney general OF Nebraska.
Miss Louise Sullivan leaves about
the first of the month for visit with
relatives in San Francisco.
The German club meets Tuesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Daggett-
Mrs John C. Cutler viii leave about
the middle OF the week for a STAY OIL
several months IN Los Angeles where.
Governor and Mrs Cutler have their
winter home Mrs. Cutler VIII be ac-
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society gave an old-time party at the
opera house. 1t proved a grand success.
OH style costumes were worn and pro
Sramme Of unusual interest was rendered
during intermissions throughout the even
ing.
Rev. G.. W. Martin of this city delivered
a lecture al Nephi during the week.
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READING AND VOICE CULTURE.

Several new classes in reading and
voice culture have been organized by
Miss Davis during the past week
This department in the Pierpont
School is rapidly becoming recognized
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oratory and Physical Culture.

Miss Grace Dele Davis and Miss
Burkella Pierce. PierpOnt school.
Phone 2431-X. Day and evening classes.
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HAPPENINGS IN
STATE SOCIETY
PROVO.

The Happy Hour club was charrnins,Iy
entertained Friday evening. by Mrs Nv
rum Jensen at her home on Fourth
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Mrs. John c. Cutler viii leave about
the middle OF the week for a STAY OF.
several months IN Los Angeles. where.
Governor and Mrs Cutler have their.
winter home Mrs Cutler viii be ac-
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The date set for the marriage Of
Miss Ante FEEDER Of San Francisco and
Nathaniel Lichtensrein OF this city is
Thursday. March =. The event Will
take place in San Francisco. and the
groom will be accompanied there BY
his sister, Mrs. Louis Boukofsky.
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Mr.. Everett Buckingham and Miss
Harriet Dunster entertained the 500
Card club at the buckingham home
Friday afternoon. Five tables We're
filled with the guests. and the game of
500 was played. Prizes were won by
Mrs. w. w. Armstrong and Mrs John
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Mrs George Davis and Miss Grace
Della Davis gave a green and while
luncheon last Sunday at their home. 80
) street. in honor of Mrs. Helen Rich
ardson Waite OF Ogden The guests
were Miss Burkella Pierce and Miss
Mary Mayne, Mrs. S. L. Pierce and
Mrs. A H Mayne
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The German club meets Tuesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Daggett-
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Mr.. and Mrs. Q. +. Cary viii enter
tain at a dinner Tuesday evening in
compliment to Bishop L. :. SpaIding
and Miss Sarah Spalding M. and
Mr.. George Y Wallace also give a
dinner in their honor Wednesday even
ing.
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Miss Louise Sullivan leaves about
the first of the month for visit with
relatives in San Francisco
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The C1eofan Will meet Tuesday with
Mrs. Thomas Sloan on G and Fifth
streets. and viii continue the reading
of Henry V
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Mrs. Morris Brown Of Lincoln. Neb..
Will be in the city Tuesday TO be the
guest for a while Of Mr. and Mrs. FL
mer Il. Jones. Mrs. Brown is the wife
% the attorney general OF Nebraska
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-11
.BRIT0NS LEFT
BEHIND IN RACE
United States and Germany Gust
ing Them From Markets Va
sfs.of World .sss
ARE TOO CONSERVATIVE.
ARE TOO CONSERVATIVE.

lttlgs4 ..is-. sst
Especial Cable to The Times. Dispatch and
49, - ~ - New York .Herald. . ~ Il; s8
5g4 Copyright, by the Sew York Herald co..
June W-ssThe United States
Of America and Germany are not only
ousting Britain from her foreign markets,
but they are flooding her home markets
with goods cheaper than, she can make
!them,', said the Hon. Senator R.. w, Best,
OF the Australian Commonwealth Parla-
ment,9 number OF city merchants and
others assembled under the auspices Of
the Australian Cha NIB ers OF gCejnmerce in
London on. Thursday.s5s ritish t avelers,' &
he added vera sinapi owher g in. COM
parispn with the tenacity ana push oH the
American and German travellers. Eng
5lish merchants We're far too conserva tive.
They would not change their Methods,
mca sl1rernents and other details on any
account and the result was the loss Of
trade. 5.t Is
7. '.As an instance Of the need to keep up
to the changes Of the day. he 4 said.
4.Australian carpenters had found rs the
American hammer better shaped and
more suited totheir needs than the Eng
3iisi1 made article. The Germans discov-
cred this, and at once made their ham
mers Of the American shape, and secured
a large portion Of the trad which Eng
land is losing. .Sa
1"These were only single items in B an
almost endless list. T. was "a host OF
such things that made Australia buy
se5, ,70o, 900 ($12s, 500. .0o0) wort OF goods
yearly from Britaln's commercial rivals
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SHAH OF PERSIA GIVES
GREAT SIGH 0F RELIEF

fspecial Gable to The Times. Dispatch and
{'-'lS1SIl New York Herald.) 4
Copyright. by the New York Herald COD
PARIS, June 10.-Thanks to the recent
decision to the effect that no legal pro-
ceedings can be taken In France =, aga'nst
an Independent sovereign, the Shah b. OF
Persia is now able to anticipate an und s.
turbed visit to Contreseville, in the Vos-
ges free from debts and duns. 4
NJ Meriat. however, notwithstanding
the gift from the Shah Of beautiful
green sash, with tinsl star, IN payment
for building the Persian pavilion a. the the
last exh. ..ltlon. is inconsolable, for, being
responsible to the builders for the total
cost. he is now entirely ruined. 4
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LITTLE COMPETITION
FOR famous RELICS.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
New York IIerald.)
Copyright. by the New York Herald Coz
PARIS, June 10.-There was little conf
petition for the possession of the Marie
Antoinette relics which came ul.cer the
hammer at the Hotel Drouot this week.
The collection Of Alvin Beaumont, con-
sisting OF nlneteen lots. fetched only
G,G2sf (sl,325), tho first price being ], 1907
(s2so) for manuscript treatise bound
in red Morocco with the royal arms. The
Queens autograph fetched 30f. (s50 a
miniature OF the Pauphln. with q, lock OF
his hair, 15Of. (s3o). and two fans, 660f.
and 7O6f. (sls2 and S14l), respectively.
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FAKE BOMBS BEING
Thrown. AROUND. PARIS

Especial Cable to The Times. Dispatch ana
New York Herald.) n
Copyright, by the New York Herald Cos ~
II Paris, June 10.-Eyer since the das-
tar>D attack on King Alfonsos life, fake
bombs have been cropping up like rnusf-
rooms in every part of Paris, At the
door OF the German embassy was found a
so-callcd bomb. which, when examined
at the municipal laboratory, turned out
to be nothing but an old tin full OF dust
and dirt. In the. Rue des Renandes was
discovered dangerous looking object
bound with iron wire, two identically
similar ones being soon 5afterwnrd found
in the sewers. All three We're found to
contain nothing more harmful than sand.
At the corner of the Rue de Richelleu
and the Rue des s-Champs, two
deadly brass tubes were seized, but on
examination they, too, proved only fakes.
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MCCLELLAN AGAIN
VAN vlYC.k'. Ny X. Thinks. u ! | (: J
Former Mayor Expresses Posi- Isl
tive Belief. That He Will.
Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch and
New York Herald, } III

n
Especial Cable 10 The Times-Dispatch and
New York Heraldo
Copyright by the New York Herald tco.)
X LONDON. June 1o.-F Former Mayor Of
New York, Alr. Robert "A. Van Wyck. who
came over the other day from Paris
with Judge Henry Heinert, who sailed
yesterday on the Deutschland. is staying
on a few days here, because he likes
the atmosphere of the Carlton and meets
many old friends from New York In
town. He left Mr.. John T. Carroll in
Paris. and the two have planned for
a long automobile tour. Mr.. Van Wyck
has a new twenty-four horse power Leon
Bollce; Mr.. Carroll hasa forty horse
power Mercedes, and their party, In the
two cars, will travel down the valley
OF the Loire and across to Aix-les-B Bains,
arriving at the latter in July for a ten
days stay there.
Thence they will go to BadenBaden,
with which. place Mr.. Carroll was SO de-
lighted last year that he intends to make
a long stop this season.
Mr.. Van Wyck, when saw him, de-
clared his positive belief that Mr.. Nc
tClellan would be nominated and re-elect-
ed may yor OF New York, and will have a
larger plurality than before. Mr.. Nc.
Clcllan's administration. said Mr., Van
Wyck, has given satisfaction to the
great body of the people.
Mr.. Van Wyck saw the Spanish King
in procession on Wednesday,. After hav-
Ing witnessed that monarch's reception
In Parts last week, he says there were
more people ilfthe streets In the French
capital. and the reception there was:
more demonstrative.
II saw King Alfonso driving with
President Loubet the morning after the
bomb was thrown and marked his eA-
treme coolness." said Mr.. Van Wyck.
Though a very young chap and only
lad. he betrayed no apparent remem.'
brance OF the event of the night before.
1T seemed to me the Parisians tried to
show the youthful king by he warmth
Z of their greetings that day they want
cd him to forget the Incident.
Eyes. i have noticed that many more
Americans are over now than 1T this
time last year. II is the natural out
come of the financial. industrial situation
in our country. Where values nre en-
hanced during the year. travel Is a lux
ury and people nrc bound to indulge In
4 1t when money Is coming in.
americans over here are spending more
money than ever, and the number who
go in for automobiles is increasing IN
way that is almost startling.