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territorial however by O'kocfo ne hit
Gardner a little low, but lmmcdiatoll
npologigod for II, Later kocfo Slipped
10 the loor Gardner nv once assisted NJ
foe Ia hls feet THIS brought cheers from
thg crowd because II showed u generous
spirit
In summing mp the contest n " only
noccfWry 10 say that both men were lay.
luR back ull TIE time tor ID pnHnrr tu IAN /
u decisive blow, but The oppuli InN never
rnlnu, Gardner lahhod with his We ami
n'koolo uuintorod with ltft and rlghl fur
head on body inlduur tried a few upper
cute aud did The better lnnghtlnR, hut
both were AFRAID ~ throw them 'eN.s
open nnd take chance, Judging llom
IMPRESSIONS from the spectators a. IN y
ltll the nronn, the contest may be pro
nolWrod one uf the fastest aud MOI soi'
onlliic ever seen IN Sail luhc NitN.
The preliminary hotwoun llillA Arnold
NJ san Lake ana Ed fcrru az Tacoma,
WAS frost but not the lnuli OF Tcru
The latter has Arnold beaten city block
ana besides that Arnold puNo nj 0u, ih'
rankost exhibition uf mliimg ever scol
here. We foignod Knockout ain ugh
the blow landed un Ms husky hair H.
made a most clumsy attempt 10 fan nm.
conscious, az cuurHr, Tcuo wag drrWcd
Tho winner
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R0X|NC CONTEST
GOES THE LIMIT,
rl,ver Exhibition by Jack 0R'elc
And Jimmy Gardner Last
Night
BEAN CALLED BOUT A DRAW.
Gardner Proved to be III. More Clever
OF IN, Two But o. kecis Mad Beat
OF the Last Round,

n,fo,o A crowd NJ about 900 nghl faOS
d, he saucer track last night jimmy
u,tdncr Of Lowell Mass ana Jack o.
kcefc Of chicago boxed twenty rounds
u a draw
Rrom standpoint OF clryornoss ANA
,p,cd IL Was ono Of the very hrst Nhlbi'
,inus of the kind ever seen In this city,
and while both boys tried hard Tor a
lno,kout, none was lorlhcomlng- not
,,fn Touchdown and Referee ll,anH
,cclylon was lust and fair Al the 'nl
nj lhc contest lioul' said
ladies and gentlemen Both men are
,itong, Neither man has scored a knock
down. ana while one of them hnH had u
,lpht advantage M O'krofo " LUCKY
10 gct a draw Ana draw II WAS l'ut had
ib' contest gone anuihcI rouni ~ Nv
Nh, rhiuppg lup that O'kocio Muuld have
brn,cn hls speedy opponent, Gardner was
"a NM atuggy IA the idtl iullnd hul IN IN
rrc,lous round he had an the better OF
Inc milling doing soma clown lnlgOllnH
I'm u'keclc went after MIN llho u ugrr
Nm the last round ana illod hmlN Ia ltnd
iho smmbcr producing WALTON
seldom are two men hvpn ~ ne NJ v
,,ho are ~ evenly matched a. were
,indnor ana u kaClu lAHl night u tn
Ncro trained 10 the hour ana Mhllo 'nyh
MAJ confident they were Vuly careful and
neither took amy long chances
IA Was demonstrated beyond question
mat Gardner IN the moro clover OF The
Two llla foOlWork ANA blocking N wei.
plgh' perfect ana hA let iHbblnw was
something wonderful 10 bchod, ORocfr
n hleo Il clever ughtc, he II the moo
rugged " The Two, ana has q wnllop N
H. k.I IL. Ia.
dArdncr But The latter oulgonolul, d
okocfo.
4 detailed acc0un, of the cuntnN
would be ilrosOmo, there was go much
lamcnoW about N from the iirat tu tho
twentieth round Gardner war the AK.
pfoWor IN nearly oyoly round, Hts blows
were more finished and cleaner than a..
Kccfcs and His blocking was a BIZ hf.
ter IN these particulars he had shade
over Okpofc, hut that shade Was n Il
nearly enough Ia warrant the referee In
giving him The decision, The crowd WIS
Perfectly satisfied with Beans judgment
and everybody was apparently Statistic I
. that they Col their moneys worth
Tho audience was most orderly one,
md there wW moi u hitch IN the prginm
of hint of anything unfair or dislBrp d.
able
A. va said before, tho men fought a
careful ngh, both depended upon left
.ahs 10 ne face ana right counters 10 TIC
Jaw or body, but mort OF these blows
were covered Gardner .lNbhol O'kccf
repeatedly with his lightning Ike hfi
while O'koofo swung hHymnkcis for head
and body Gardner managed iu bring
blood from o'kccfc'P nose toward the
dose oi the contest aud IN the last round
0kccfo cut inrdnor'H bead 'fhcru were
The only marks The nRhlors bore except
on their arms whore most of the blows
were blocked
Gardner did some very clever Jurklng
and invariably made O'kcof, miss him
IN several pounds the Chicago lad was
forced around tho ring, bli M Was a..
ways game and ready 10 do his nuW
There was a slight foul committed, unin.
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LOOKS LIKE IT IL orr.
!, Bob fl,uimmons Ir,ins 10 crawl
Ont OF Match wan schrsekp

T. Hob fl,gsimmons trying 10 crawl
out Of his match with Mike Schlook,
ncnedulod for the nlghl uf July md at tho
SAT- Palace track
H. the old rod,ioppcd warrior nLail
~ The husky tough young Suhrcck2 bops
he FEAR ne VIII meet dpfoht2
These are questions being asked on thf
streets, lillll Hogan, manager Tor SyhrCck,
has AN answer for all ~ them llH am
tNor II most cmphnlirnllN "YES"
last nlghi fllR and hM manager, who
had inb, arrived IN ilio rllS cnlol The
match on because they dlhuOvCIcd that
WlllHld Bcnn hnd not nos,od HW Tor
The club, Llta'S managvr Leon Ircrdnlan y,
was not nut up lmmodluloIN Mean mn.
nOunrcd last night that tn money wac
up and ready, but that the nslltcra dld
not have lholl money hero ana NJ lir
hands " N w. Mulvoy
llonn says II W absurd 60 demand that
the club pui nm tho money when the
hRhlclA have not thcr money y htc1 hers,
although n " IN chicago,
II the money ~ up, II - ND 10 lIE Ia
make good, ~ be- branded ~ n qulllol ~
the tight fans Those interested say that
ho should not "hollor" about II Unll hin
money N W. local hands. Hogan drclhrfe
hat he win clolm the 400 lorfcl from
rils ANA also lho illr Of liehthoayy'
"iho trouble IL that rltg has cold foo, -
said Hogan "llo " afraid that Schreok
VIII beat him aud thhl IA lust exactly
what Mike VIII do II lnoy nght Every
EFFORT " now being made iu patch NJ the
trouble and have the contest take place
ns scheduled ana II Ia, holiU I'D thai the
dlilivully VIII be overcome,
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No RADICAL CHANGES
IN foolhnll Rules Tor tho Coming urld
IRON SpuHon

Ntw YORK. Juur No radical
vhanRrs IN tn prevailing W'cs fol l,ot.
ban were made by the ADVISORY hoard Of
the intercollegiate association whiun his
been w session here As lu he proposed
change permitting The forward prHs up
action was taken ana the old lulu VIII
stand unchanged
one NJ the earliest points com ldrrod
by The noYpn men who attended the meet
ing wnH the question uf puHphmR from
Me side Ines The point wna brought llp
that, us n baseball where the mdpliur
couoling w. allowed N mint 10 adv .ab q
lo allow The Same privilege IN football.
II did not however moch with general
Approval and was voted down
Coaching nom llc side linu lu football
H. however, occasionally done, bat whrn
detected ~ pcnaliggd tie old penalty lo'
ing u loss of llyu yWdF, THIS punuliy was
mndc none strict in order iu discourage
the tendency to 'vudc The ole ana her"
Wlor tho penalty FOR side lluu coaching
Viii be n loss ~ ten Yards,
The rules ~ the game were umrudo
IN some slight particulars and MIR CUlp.
fully todiUpd,
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RACES Ar OGDEN


The feature of last evenings bike races
mile motor record during the 0ron race
for motorcycles " n llwRru tmishod
The worlds mark, COINS lhc distance IN B
minutes ana ~ 3.i seconds The previous
record was held by llraRron but last
seconds faster The other events were as
follOwN
IN the milo handicap amateur tho
Nlnnols were, Larson Nj yards ileli
Tate ii yprdN SECONDS lutr 10 yard'
third, 1imo liN l,i.
Tho hnf mile open professional was
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THE GOOD OLD WAY.

4 severe cold or attack oi IA grlppc
IN Ike n ilrc, The sooner YOU combat II
the better your chances are 10 over.
power II. Hut few mothers I'm this AGO
are Wiling 10 do the necessary work
required Ia give n good nld.fashionpd
reliable treatment such ~ would be- I'D.
mlnisicrol by their grandmothcrs,
backed by BoChoo's German svmp,
which was always literally used IN con
neciion with the home treatment of
colds and IL sllll IN greater household
favor Than any known remedy nut
even without the application VI tho old.
fashioned aids German sSrup win cure
u severe cold IN quick time, II VIII
cure colds IN children or groun people.
II relieves The conRrslrd orgnua. alavR
III irritation, and effectively 7lopf the
cough, Any child win inko H. II Ia
Invaluable IN household Of children.
Ttial sise bottle, Zoe, regular Nar iic
For sale bS All druggists
'.----------- ------.s sa-...s..-
lltn Fullor win loop The sruoor On an
automobile tonight
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won by Lawson, samuoson second, llol.
llstol mira, Hopper fourth Time ~ i'1,
Tho ihrtc'mllo open lap amateur was
won hy Wilcox Rodmnn second cas-
iru ihld, Tlmo-6,lg2 'b.
the lhrcc'quHrlci.mllc handicap con-
ISOLATION professions Williams scratch,
lllTl Aglat, 70 YARDS, second, Rodmnn
30 yards, third, Time. liO.
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We want YOU to have your
money il you don't think
SchiIIings Bcs, worth more
than the money,
SoOr so,,ft'luio, Joui mon,y fysv don't libh
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Miss Emma Ramsey ana Mr. George
a. MOTHS WIN be- married on tune 9u
ana ON The day 'olluWN. they Win
leave ON their wedding nm which win
cover period Of scycul Npchs
Yesterday WAS the busiest Monday IN
many months. Weddings mnchouns
ana other functions hOurishcd In olab1.
ratonc,s of detail, aud made this ralh'
cr unpopular social day u banner ono,
Perhaps the most notable nnHlr WAS tn
luncheon given boy Mrs Thomas KcHrus
IN honor Of her guest Mrs Vincent
Kerons Of r. Louis The rooms were
beautifully decorated In gorgeous PEG.
MES aud roses, ana AN orchoslra played
delightful selections during the after.
noon, About 20 quests were present be-
side the guest 0f honor
An elaborate wedding of Yesterday
MAS that of Miss Folcetta DnRuct and
John Y, Mellon the event taking place
NJ the catholic cathedral Rev Kelly
performing tho hlgh marriage maHs OF
tho church. A procession Of ~ little
girls preceded tho bridal party up III"
aisle, and snng during the service, ana
then came the bridesmaid, Miss Knth.
crime early. followed by the bride Miss
Nora Gleason presided at the organ,
Followlng Inc service. A Wedding bronk.
las, was served nt the home of the
brido's parents, MIR, and Mrs Mellon
win reside here.
E,
Miss stella Fabian was hostess at n
pretty cnrd,pn,ty yeslerday, given In
honor OF her guests, the Misses calvin
Tho rooms were protlily decorated, and
A nal
Nrs pov - nroun WAS ,no or wa,
,erday's hos,ossos her function being a
do eh,,ycr parly. glyon In honor of
wcrc usnd an Tho drcoraiiona nnd n
drligninll fcniuro vns tho vocnl muslr
rcnJcrcd nv Miss Dorkhool AbouI A.
puos,s werc nroscn,
A., ,... , .,, A.. ,...,,,
q, mrN JONI NnurP n.'u Ut, 2pn,pn
Snaip rnlorWln,u n, hSutn's,o'
lnls "llcrnou' u, we no,,,o w Wy sWl
mor, aDou, w puvr,e po,ns pIVum' ~
IN pink and the hall In yellow \ de.
lightful time was spent
,.,,
MISS lda savage ehlelia'hed lne ON
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TIE GREAT TEMPLE.

complete description Of the lnlor.
Tor ana exterior OF Tho CroNt Temple
f1lt Lake CIV, ana statement NJ pur.
ponea for which u has been bult, pub.
llHhod by authority beautifully Illus.
tratc1, prlco 10 cts Wholesale 10 deal
orr,
DESERET NEWS nook STORE
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WESTERN LEAGUE,

Colorado springs, June l9 erolorndo
springs lost today by Companions poor
wolk IN The nret inning l'or,cr thon en-
score, a. u, u,
Colorado springs u,.uunmuns 70
Sioux CITY n,,,,,,,nuu,u,,us u 4
Batteries. tadNAlndsr and Baerwad
Companion Hester and Messli
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE,
ANOi1LENOS hit l1aelCK,

NNhHhTN'N w l'ONl' W.
los Angeles Cal, juno ~ Los An.
Rclcs ballod EsHi0k for n total OF nino
hits TODAY winning by a score OF TO 2,
Notwithstanding their numerous errors
The paloh.up lnnold Of the local team
did ragged work IN the nod aud made
NN errors Portland also made four
ing In two nuns There camo near be.
mg riot IN the second inning when
Umpire Bray called Householder out n,
INST retiring the sldo with three men
on bases After the decision the Port.
land players surrounded the umpire ANA
police Interference probably prevented
blows being struck,
Score u. w. ",
Los AnHolrh ut'tttnitutttuupub y v
Portland ouhuu,,,,iuunuuo 4
Battoics- Hall aud splos, Esslok and
Mclean,
lmprc~Broy
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Al 'folodo- Tolodo

At rolodo-.Toodo, p Minneapolis w.
AZ columbus columbus, p. Kansas
CITY !,
At Indianapolis lndiunapoliG '6. a.
Paul l.
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e . FH5s '
- ~ j'c sS,S3S> ~S&G&1
Those afflicted with Eczema know

Those Inflicted with Ec2cmn Know TtTs.., III
be told Of the suffering imposed Nv Ng
FIRE" uualy begins with slight redns skin which gradually
spreads followed by bers and pusuts dcagng thin acly fluid
that dries and scales Of leaving naned surface the itch
Ing and burning almost unbcarabc While the body
liable be attacked, the
hands back Eczema made 10 m limb the
and legs the pats most e OF my thumb 1904 and spread uu w
often afflicted The Of s a @ han burning wnn9 ed pnuB
Eczema acid condi nc h o,,., r,e al ~, ye u s,I
Won OF h poou he secured the advise physcen
culalioh becomes loaueo s, 8 $, and Il cured
with fiery acid poisons that Mayeto Kan J. II, Sprncp
forced through the
the skin which set the eh anm Since the
the the blood waste OF time with local
before Effected
- has equal a remedy for l!czemai the
~ - ~ blood and forces out the poison thoug h the natural
~ ~ channels, and builds up the entire system The skin
- 49, becomes smooth and soft again, and the Eczema
- ~ cured Cases that have pcrsisten,ly refused to be
cured under the ordinary yield TO purifying cooling
the blood Skin advice wished without charge
ZHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, "a.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

chicago, Juno e. Except IN one nnins
New Nork was unable ~ hlt Wolmcr ~
fcciivclY Chlcngo'F hits, though fow,
rnmo with men % basca Attendance,
500,
Score, n ~ E,
Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
Now lufk tttntnst'Htftttrlrn'' fi'''l 2
..-------. AlL-L...--.- L.lLL...- AnA--
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pEANEATERs, Il PIRATES 0.

ptsbure June 49, Errors n, critical
times by Wagner aud pcltg gave loslon
the Victory IN a tedious and inlnlercstlng
game, Attendance 200
Score n H. u,
Il'lhDnfg ,ttrrri'iiit't1tt'ii'
linNlun til,rttrrf'tttttittf
batteries Case and pcltt, Young ana
NordhOm
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ST.. JOE, 4, DEN YER 2
OMAHA u DIES MolNEs .

DCs Moncs, IN juno ~. Omaha batted
Morrison out OF the box IN the second IN,
ming today ana won easily by n score "
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washlnglon, June lg,-Woshlngton Won
II" H''' ''''V', XIV Esss ASH feN'
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REDS, 4, QuAkERs, I

Cincinnati, o., June 49, Today's game
was played In record breaking time, but
one hour and twenty minutes being con.
sumed In the contest Roth Harper and
Dugglcbyl pitched Nccllcnlly Attend
nnCo, 5000
Score, H. ", u,
cincinnati uit,un,,ru,,,,,,,u3 10 o
Philadelphia u,,u,ur,,uurul . 2
batteries Harper ana Phelps Dugslcby
and DoOln,
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e. Louis, June Est Louis had lililo
trnnhlo In defeating Brooklyn today by a
score Of Q TO o. Strickland was put out
of the game for dIspuiing a decision At
tendance, 1890,
scorei n II, ~
~, LOUIS p'''s,'i'i''',',''''''' y "
Brooklyn ,r,r''''u'i,i,,,'''" q
Batteries kcllum and Grady, Mcintyre
and Bergen,
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ntn Fullol win loop the Huoor On ea
automobile tonight
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

q motifs wi be married on June sl,
and ON The day rolluWN. they VIII
leave ON their wedding trip, which win
cover period uf scNou Vpcks.
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CARDINALS, ~ srpERpAs. .

Batteries Woimcr and KING Am
Taylor and lircAnnhan,
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-08-12

lie? God help us that in this day of
enlightenment and religion such a con
dition is permitted to obtain.
~ "
Lord bless the mothers of today an
deliver them from bearing sons in any
way like this one. May the good, kind
Providence endow them with children
who will revere them in life, as we do
the dear, dead women who sleep in the
kind bosom of the great Mother Earth
May the boys and girls now cling ng
to their skirts give them less trouble
than we did the ones who have gone.
May they learn to anticipate the
wants and assist them in making lifes
burdens lighter, because they can If
they try. We who sit in the shadow
looking backward over the journey,
note many a place where we might
have done better had we tried, and tn
holy sanctity of the pictures we see
in the mirror of memory is married by
the thought that our heedlessness
caused unnecessary pain. Needless
ness it was, for the love never WV,
cred, the fondness was ever true. Not
that we returned as much as we re-
ceived, for the ineXhaustible store of
mothers love knows no even ex-
change. Lord bless the children who
are growing up, and if among all the
many millions of little ones who have
just stepped across the threshold of
life there be one such as is this Foye,
take him away. Let his mother mourn
him as her darling, and cherish him
in her heart as her fair haired little
angel, instead of permitting him 10
grow up to do as has this incarn lte
imp. 1t is better that she should
kneel beside his little grave and
moisten its flowers with her tears than
to have him grow to manhood AMI
rankle her loving heart with the
thorns of conduct such as has DIS
graced James Edward Foye.
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Tombing.

The little son of an American moth
er and English father, who was being
instructed in English history by the
latter, was deeply impressed by the
stories of England's kings and other
great men, most of whom happened
to be entombed in Westminster abbey.
Seeking his mother he proposed that
the next time they were in London to-
gether she should take him tombing
in the abbey. And why not? The
lad, in coming the word, doubtless
had in mind visiting, shopping, slum.
ming. Why not "tombing" with the
hosts of sightseers?
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BIDS WANTED FOR WATER PIPE

Bids are called for 10000 feet of A.
inch pipe, 5000 feet of 3-inch iron pipe
with hydrants and other parapernalia
for the construction of the water pipe
line from Little Cottonwood to Bling
ham canyon. The work of building
the line will be pushed as rapidly as
possible.
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Dorsey Ash entertained at lunch
con at the University club Monday in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Neel
The other guests were Miss Maud
Fitch. Miss Leila Stingley, Aaron
Meyers and A. S. Brown.
~ ~
Madam Amelia M. Fox of Chicago
was the guest OF Miss Berkhoel Tues
day. on her way East. During the past
month Madam Fox has been visiting
at Portland, Seattle, San Francisco
Los Angeles and Long Beach.
~ ~
Mrs. H. S. Knight and Mrs. c. E.
Parsons were the hostesses of a
luncheon Wednesday at the CONNER
cial club in honor of Miss Zarbaugh
Covers were laid for the following
named school friends of the guest of
hoonr: Mrs. Ernest Anstee, Miss
Myra Sowles, Miss Ethel Lane.
Mrs. Thomas B. Davis was the hos
tess of a luncheon Tuesday afternoon
at the Country club, in honor of Miss
Stella Salisbury. The invited guests
were Mrs. George X. Fischer, Mrs
Charles Henrotin, Mrs. Union Wor-
Ellington, Mrs. Sturgis, Miss Lillian
Woodward, Miss Katherine Judge and
Miss Laura Sherman.
~ ~
Robert N. Wilson, city passenger
and ticket agent of the Rock Island
and Miss Sarah Williams, daughter of
State Senator w. N. Williams, were
married recently. The announcement
was made a few days ago since when
the young couple have been the recip-
tents of many and warm congratula-
tions. They are both very excellent
young people and have the best wishes
of relatives and many friends.
" ~
Beginning Wednesday last the list
of functions for the month of August
at the Country Club is as follows:
August 8, table d'hote luncheon at
o'clock; Saturday, August -, tea
and clock golf at 4 o'clock; hostesses,
Mrs. ]. E. Bamberger, Mrs. Simon
Bamberger, Miss Helen Bamberger;
Wednesday, August 16, table dhote
luncheon at 1 o'clock; Saturday, Aug
ust 10, tea at o'clock; Wednesday,
August %, table d'hote luncheon at l
o'clock; Saturday, August &c, tea, ten
mis-, and clock golf at 4 o'clock; hosts,
D. M. Boyd Hugh Satterlee, d. P.
Taylor, j. G. Taylor, table d'hote din
ner at o'clock; Wednesday, August
80, table d'hote luncheon at / o'clock.
~ ~
Miss Dixie Pike entertained a num-
Der of her friends at a Kensington
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Blanche Tate and Miss Hazel Tuck
field. The rooms were prettily decor
ated with pink and white sweet peas.In
a guessing game, prizes were awarded
to Miss Lillian Sawyer and Miss Irene
Armstrong. The invited guests were
Miss Nina Rogers, Miss Edgarda
Wedgewood, Miss Irene Armstrong,
Miss Romola King, Misses Lillian and
Winifred Sawyer of Grand Junction,
Colo; Miss Virginia McMaster Miss
Winifred Brice, Miss Florence Mad
sen, Miss Marjorie Palmer, Miss Stella
Hardy, Miss Fife Parsons, Miss Elsie
Hansen, Misses Nellie and Carrie Will
liams, Miss Edna Smith, Miss Nettie
Luman, Miss Vita Bebee, Miss Bessie
Mayne, Miss Nora Murdoch and Miss
Bessie Thompson.