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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21
LOGAN

A large number of friends spent
most delightful evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Anderson at their beautiful
new home on Center street on Friday
last The rooms We're tastefully deco
rated with red and white Carnations
and ferns. and Mrs Anderson was a.
sisted in serving refreshments by Miss
Scott Miss Stoddard and Miss Eva
Eliason. A pleasant feature of the eve.
ming was the dedication Of the home by
Patriarch Lorenzo Hatch. and tho
guests enjoyed to the utmost number
of beautiful musical numbers by MISS
Shirley. Among those present were
Bishop and Mrs. Antoine Anderson, Mr..
and Mrs. David Eccles, Mr. and Mrs,
c. w. Nibley, Mrs. Stoddard, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Hendrickson, Bishop and
Mrs. J. f. Carbon, Mr.. and Mrs George
w. Thatcher. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. All
Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Lafaunt, Mr. ana
Mrs. Harold Lafaunt, Mr.. and Mrs,
Isaac Quincy, Mr. and Mrs. George
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs, Guy Thatcher,
the Misses Nora, Jennie and Elva Ella
son, Shirley, Drue and Hattie Smith,
Eva Stoddard. Scott Mr.. and Mrs. Har.
~ Smlrthwaite, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il.
Hatch, Mr.. Charlie Hanson.
The gymnasium OF the Agricultural
college was the scene of one of the
prettiest and most enjoyable parties
that have ever been given In that build
ing on Saturday evening last The
event was the annual party given by
the Sorosls girls. who decorated the
gymnasium and society rooms most
beautifully. The decorations suggested
Easter, lilies being used In great pro
4 a nj sr
were greatly enjoyed by all present,
The hostesses, who were the followins
presented. as usual, a most charming
appearance: The Misses Verna Bow
man. Kate Adams Fife Smith. Inea
Powell. Nellie Hayball Mabele Nebe-
ker. Mildred Jensen, Dora Quayle Min.
ME Petersen, Maud Egbert, Mildred
Forgeon. Grace, Fisher. Blanche Gains
Eunice Jacobson, Eva FAIR Letltia
Flint, Mrs. Mrs. Fife Jardine, Mrs,
Edith Hilman.
The Misses Amanda Holmgren and
Grace Fisher entertained at an Easter
luncheon at the Agricultural college on
Saturday afternoon last.
President Nephl Morris OF Salt Lake
spent Sunday in Logan, and was the
guest of Prof and Mrs. w. 5. Lang
ton.
Mr.. Eddie Hanson left Logan last
Monday morning for Germany. Hi3
wife AMI mother accompanied him TO
Salt Lake,
Mrs. Capt. Styer IL spending week
with relatives in Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Thatcher went to
Salt Lake Tuesday to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Josephine Wells and Mr..
Douglas Moffat.
Mr.. James Elsmore was business
visitor during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steinord of California
visited in Logan the first part Of this
week.
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has been visiting Mrs Hy Kirkham.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Roberts have
moved to Goshen. where they VIII make
their future home.
John Bone and family have moved
back from Canada to Lehi,
Mrs. Mosiah Evans OF Garland has
been visiting Lehi friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. knight spent asst
week with Salt Lake relatives.
Miss Vera Cutler of Salt Lake has
been visiting Lehi friends.
The D, r. society will hold it's month
" melting in |. O. o. r. hall Monday
evening, when a pleasing program Will
be rendered.
Miss Della Jensen has returned 10
Mt Pleasant after spending two
months here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Slade were visit
Ing in Salt Lake City Tuesday.
Mrs. Frazier OF oakley is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Mida Peterson.
Mrs David Clark has been visiting
friends In Idaho Falls,
Foreman Larson of the experiment
station and family have moved to Lee
hi.
Miss Eta Jones is visiting in Mann
moth with friends.
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Mrs. Driscoll left on the late train for
PocatelIo. Ida, where they viii make
their home. Many friends OF the hap
by couple extend congratulations and
best wishes.
Mr.. j. S. Smith Of SprIngville visited
friends in Provo Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kngsberry of Me-
vada are visiting relatives and friends
in Provo this week,
About 10 couples OF young people en-
joyed an Easter outing In Rock canyon
last Sunday.
Mrs. Ester Call Stewart was the
charming hostess at a dinner at her
cozy new home Sunday. Covers were
laid for II. The tables were prettily
decorated with Easter lilies.
Mrs. ID. II. calder entertained at
dinner the members Of the Nineteenth
and Sorosis Clubs on Arbor day. the
djningroom was made more inviting
and fragrant by the use of blossoms
A sumptuous dinner was served and
pleasant afternoon enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Mary Dunn of Pleasant Grove
was the guest OF Mrs. o, w. Bailey to
dinner Saturday.
Mr. Hyrum Smith of Lehl was visit
ing his parents in this city Sunday.
Mr. n. Tanner Of Salt Lake visited
friends In Provo the forepart otthe
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LEHI.

Wednesday evening Bishop and Mrs,
James H. Gardner entertained a large
number OF friends, Finch was played
the greater part OF the evening, and
tasty refreshments were served.
Friday evening Mr., and Mrs. Chas,
G. Friel entertained a number of friends
at their lovely home. Games were
played the greater part OF the evening.
Monday evening farewell soclable
will be given In the city pavilion In
honor Of John A. Fox, Carlos Schow
and Edward Hutchings. who leave for
the Southern States mission field.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs, A. J,
Evans entertained a number of friends,
progressive Finch being played the
greater part OF the evening.
Mrs. Annie Coates is home after Wis
iing for several weeks with her sister,
Mrs Charles Munns OF Deweyville.
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Porter OF Bling
ham Junction were visiting friends hero
this week,
Mr.. Jake Evans was visiting Lehi
relatives Sunday.
Miss stella Whiting Is home from
Portland, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Homer j. Kendall of Salt Lake City
spent Sunday In Lehi with friends,
Leo Coates has been visiting rela-
lives in ogden the greater part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos, Broadbent returned
from Salt Lake City Tuesday, after
spending several days there with
friends
Miss e Mae Campbell OF Salt Lake
city is visiting LehI friends this week.
r.. r. Gardner and wife OF West Jor-
dan spent Sunday in Lehi with rela-
lives.
Stanley Gaddle and Leon Taylor were
in Lehi the first OF the week being on
their way home to Sugar City, Ida.
after visit through California,
Mrs. Vim. Wanlass OF Douglas, Ar!z,
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Of President Joseph f. Smith and mem
bers of the board of trustees. Many
prominent citizens of Utah county ana
other parts OF the state attended and
the evening passed in a delightful man
ner with music, song and speeches. The
banquet, prepared by the young ladies
OF the domestic science department,
was a triumph In culinary art
The Pallas club met Thursday eve
ming with Miss Alice Brown, the eve-
ming being devoted to the reading and
discussion Of "Nedra,"
The Sixth ward Y. l.. NJ. |. a. sew
ing club met Thursday evening with
'Fiss Hannah Dunn.
Miss Erma and Fay Loose enter
tanned a number of friends at dinner
Friday at the Hotel Roberts
The stake officers OF the Y. l.. NJ. |. A.
gave pleasing sociable Saturday in
honor OF Mrs. Donna Mecham, the oc-
casion being Mrs. Mecham's birthday
anniversary. The evening was devoted
to song, music and speeches. and Mrs.
Mecham, who was for many years the
stake president of the association was
remembered with an appropriate pres
ent as a memento of the OCCASION Re-
freshments were served
The Sixth ward Y. L. NJ. I. A. gave
a very enjoyable sociabe Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Esther
Call Stewart. The evening passed In
a delightful manner with song, games
and music, Dainty refreshments were
served.
Many Of the friends of Il. c. Heinrich
sen, lately returned from mission TO
Norway, gave a surprise party In his
honor Thursday evening at his home.
Speeches song and music sped the
hours. Refreshments were served.
The Second ward choir gave farewell
socable Thursday evening in honor of
one oftheir members, Reed Johnson,
who is about to leave for sweden on n
mission The gathering was at the
home OF Mr.. Iohnsons parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Beugt Johnson. Jr. Song. music.
games ana dainty refreshments were
enjoyed,
The Boys social club was entertained
Thursday evening at the home OF Mrs.
May Partridge. An interesting program
was rendered. games enjoyed and re-
freshments served.
Forrest Glazier entertained a num-
Der OF his young friends Wednesday
evening at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G, A. Glazier. The oc-
CASTOR was very enjoyable social
event Delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs, Glazer
Mrs. Ethel Snow Irvine Of Salt Lake
visited Miss May Thurman this week.
The ladies Of the Maccabees gave a
very enjoyable card party Tuesday eve
ming in the X. of p. hall
John Miller Of American Fork visited
relatives in Provo this week.
Miss Sarah Douglas was here from
Sal. Lake visiting relatives this week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A, Thurman Of Eu-
reka visited relatives in Provo this
week.
Miss Lydia Knudsen is visiting rela.
tives and friends in Heber.
Miss Emily whitney Of Salt Lake has
been the guest of Mrs. w. IL. Dusenber-
ry.
The Sixth Ward Sewing club was en-
tertalned Thursday evening at the
home OF Miss Hannah Dunn. A very
pleasant and profitable evening was
spent
Miss Emma WoOdhead and Mr.. Ed
win Driscoll were married Tuesday eve
ming at the home OF the brides par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Woodhead.
The eercmory wns witnessed u. TIE
immediate family only. after which n
wedding dinner was served. Mr.. and
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In Women's World.

Inc use "a nuts az everyday loOu IS
iiiCi edsiua. Onv o. ne newest Mays
VI oanius oPpies IS 10 core lnem anu
ini tne 1vhttts Witn sugar anu unUppv,.
athiVnus. InVy dlv Icduy very uucn
Deuer tnan ordinary paheI apples, ana
possess higher food value.
Tea is one OF the foods which IL will
not do to keep ln a glass fruit lar. Tea
loses It's strength in strong light, md
PROBABLY deterorates IN weak light.
III you have a pan or bottle of sour
cd milk, let II stand until It Is thick.
Put furnished silver forks, spoons and
small pieces into a shallow pan ana
pour tho milk over them. Let them
remain IN the milk half an hour or
longer, then wash them and rejoice in
their brightness.
Many people like their cheese with
SALAD, and they show excellent taste.
Break up choice Roquefort cheese nad
telNc on crisped lettuce hearts. with a
French dressing, all very cold
A delicious salad TO serve with ven
lson or any game, is made by combin-
ing green peppers, tomatoes. and Ber-
n1uda onions. 'Peel the onions and sea
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

The groom is a well known young bust
ness man OF Salt Lake CITY Who Is
also very popular Mr.. and Mrs. May
have the best wishes OF a host OF
friends. They VIII make their home
in salt Lake city.
The Modern Woodmen of America
had "A very pleasant time Wednesday
evening after Initiating several men,
bers. a banquet had been arranged,
and jovial time was had for several
hours. a. w. Agu was postmaster
for the evening. and a number Of very
witty toasts were given.
A. Curry Robins and Miss Edna King
two well known young people of Og-
den, were married this week,
At the Salt Lake Temple Wednes.
day Miss Hendrika j. Koldewvn
daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. Aaron Kolde-
wyn and very charming young lady.
was married to Farley G.. Butler, a well
known and highly respected young
man of Marriott, Weber county. They
will make their home at Marriott. where
Mr. Butler is engaged In agricultural
pursuits.
The Episcopal ladies gave an enioy-
able ball Thursday evening at Tolers
Dancing academy.
The Pacific hotel was the scene of n
brilliant euchre party, given Tuesday
afternoon, which was attended by near
~ 100 guests. The lucky winners of
the prizes were Mrs. II. NJ. Conroy head
prize, and Mrs. Corse second prize.
GRATED for the occasion with carnations.
Easter lilies and evergreens. Each OF
the guests received hand-painted tai
ly card as souvenir. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. +. h. Pierce delightfully."- enter
tanned the Tostoi circle at her home on
Twenty-third street Tuesday afternoon.
Several very interesting papers were
read and some sweet music was rem
dered. 1t was a genuine literary treat.
Dainty lunch was served by the host
osS.
Mrs. Annie Coates and son Leo spent
several days In Ogden this week, visit
ing with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Il. r. Hong delightfully."- enter
friends Thursday afternoon ut the Vir-
ginia hotel Five hundred was played
affordlng much pleasure. The hend
prize was awarded Mrs Nye. and Mrs.
H. II. Henderson was given the con-
ISOLATION. The color scheme carried
ont was white and green, arranged
beautifully with Easter lilies carna-
lions and ferns.
Mrs G. M. Andrews Is giving a card
party this afternoon to about 70 of her
lady friends.
William Glasmann left for Boston and
other eastern cities the early part of
the week.
e. Ray West, who has been visiting
In ogden with his mother, Mrs. Eve
lyme West, returned Tuesday to his en-
ployment at Fenelon, Nevada.
Mrs. Lena Corse and son, Lee, OF
Fort Madison, Iowa, are visiting in Og-
den with G.. II, Corse and family.
Prof. Thomas f. Mckay spent Arbor
day in Ogden with relatives and
friends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

France has a hand free. Uncle
Sam an interested spectator,
knows things are warming up.
Things seem ripe now for the
Spring House Cleaning. we can
do it all for you, from tinting and
painting to scrubbng the Kitchen
floor and polishing the floors and
furniture or the stove. Carpets
cleaned by compressed air and
delivered the same day. Nation
al House Cleaning Co., So E. LIST
S. ST. Phones 1058-k and 971.
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PROVO.

The Nineteenth Century club met Fri
day with Mrs. Sam Schwab. Mrs. e. e.
Corfman presented an able paper oil
THE Literature of the Pacific Coast
The Sorosls met Wednesday at the
home Of the president. Mrs, Phil Speck.
art Two interesting papers We're read,
"Some American Artists" by Mrs.
Frederic Cliff, and Rembrandt by
Miss Alice Reynolds The club meets
next week with Mrs. r. H. Beesley.
The Priscilla club met with Miss Achsa
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Eggertsen Thursday night and enjoyed
an interesting program. Officers for
the ensuing year were elected,
The Brigham Young university fac
'ulty gave an elaborate reception ana
banquet Thursday evening in honor
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CLUB CHAT.

The Daughters OF the Revolution held
a meeting at the Templeton on Thurs-
day In honor of the anniversary of ,he
battle of Lexington, an interesting pro-
gram being given. Mrs, Ella w. Hyde
read an excellent paper on Gen. Israel
Putnam, and Mrs. Wiley gave an IN
teresting talk on the historical spots
around Concord and Lexington, After
ward different members gave interest
ing incidents connected with the bat
tie of Lexington,
The Daughters OF the Revolution are
showing much interest in the fifteenth
annual meeting OF the general society,
which is to be held at the Bellevue
Stratford, Philadelphia, during the first
week In May. In addition to the bus
mess meetings. May | and g a most
attractive program of social events aud
excursions has been arranged A re-
ception to all visiting members will he
given by Mrs. Dreer Of Philadelphia
There will be a banquet at the Belle
vue-Stratford Arrangements have
been made for trip to Valley Forge,
visit to many interesting and histor-
&c points in and about Philadelphia, and
to Bryn Mawr college. From Satur-
day, May ), to Monday, May T. will be
lions are assured from the New Eng
land and middle states The west and
south also will be well represented. The
chairman Of the committee of arrange
ments Is Mrs. Nathaniel Leaver Keay
of Clifton Heights, Pa.
The current events and current 1T
erature section Of tho Ladies' Literary
club met yesterday afternoon at the
club house Mrs Mary CAM reviewed
THE Divine Fire by May Sinclair
and this was followed by the election
Of officers for the coming year Later
a general caucus OF the club members
was held for the purpose of settling on
candidates for the annual election Of
the club which takes place In May.
The BrideHell chapter OF the Daugh.
ters of the Confederacy entertained
the veterans of the south and their
families at a reunion at the home Of
Mrs Kate Bridewell Anderson this
week About 80 were present and AN
informal musical program was render
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the skins off the tomatoes, and set u
the Ice TO chill. Chill also lettuce CT ro-
maine leaves. Just before serving cut
cncas, peppers and tomatoes In rings
ard l.S then Ia alternating colors Gu
the leaves, Pour oyer. at the last mo-
mort, chilled krcnch dressing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

Harry Treloar and Miss Mary Olsen,
well known young Tintic people, were
made man and wife at st. Paul's church
In Salt Lake on last Tuesday evening.
The happy couple have gone to Califor-
MIA to spend their honeymoon, after
which they win take up their home at
Robinson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

Alfred Gauffin and wife left this week
for Washington state, where they will
make their future home,
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late Deco model receiving notice from onnosseurs because
the
ghy-rold folds while
cloth buttons the cuff directly folded
cloth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

The dance given Monday night by the
Eureka volunteer fire department was
social and financial success, The
alarm Of fire from the Yankee Cons.
mine about 10 o'clock, caused the fire.
men to go on duty for while, but after
subdulng the flames they returned TO
the hall and participated in the festiv-
titles until an early hour
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

Mrs. George Jones has returned from
10 days visit with her sister Mrs.
Allen at Salt Lake City
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The Violet b. Mccoy attraction head
the boards at the oper house wednes-
day night and gave very creditable
vaudeville performance, which was
we'll attended.
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Mrs. g. $. Forsey OF Robinson at
tended the wedding Of her sister, Mrs.
William Coleman, at Salt Lake City on
last Tuesday evening.
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Goodwin lodge No. Knights OF Ply
thias, entertained the grand lodge Of
flcers on last Tuesday night. Music.
songs and speeches helped pass several
pleasant hour after which an excel
lent banquet was served
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Mrs Herbert Hopes and Mrs, Conrad
Kopman spent the week at Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

James Tressider has returned from
n trip 10 South Africa and prefers the
mountains Of Tintic as dwelling
Mace
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An excellent concert will be given Mt
the L, u. S. Church on next Tuesday
evening. A splendid program of local
talent will be rendered.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

Stanley Gaddle and Leon Taylor were
in Lehi the first OF the week. being on
their way home to Sugar City, Ida,
after visit through California,
Mrs, Vim. Wanlass OF Douglas, Arlz.
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Miss r. Mae Campbell OF Salt Lake
city IL visiting Leh friends this week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

r. r. Gardner and wife OF West Jor-
dan spent Sunday in Lehi with rela-
tves.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21

Mr.. and Mrs Jos. Broadbent returned
from Salt Lake City Tuesday, aftai
spending several days there with
friends
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EUREKA.

The local lodges of Odd Fellows and
their families will give an entertain
ment on the 26th OF this month In
honor OF the anniversary OF the order
The program will consist of music,
songs, recitations, banquet ad dance.
Mrs. Bradford n. C. Stott went to
Salt Lake Monday TO be installed at
vice president of the Grand Assembly
OF Rebekahs. Mrs. Sarah j Worley and
Mrs Kate knight represented Column
bia lodge OF this city In the Grand
Assembly.
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Pastort Surprised.

one sysping i lasit weak the mem:
bers 81 Rev, G.. a. Cahoon's sum
day school al aolaaas and friends te
the number Of about so made him
an unannounced visit and took
possession Of the parsonage. The
invaders were armed with we'll
laden lunch baskets at the sight of
which the reverend gentlemen and
this wife surrendered lat adisoretion
and turned the house overdto their
.captora. "A, veryrpleasant evening
was spent with social amusements
and q test Of the contents of the
baskets all Of which proved highly
satisfactory. Before leaving the
visitors presented Rev. and Mrs.
Cahoon. with 2 handsome set Of
dishes as q token of their, regard.
IT was a. most enjoyable social
event both to the visitors and the
host and hostess. v, Il Nh ,arg r4.,,, l.
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aJARs.soC CRA RANEaHuRT
Broke am Arm List Friday in :
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ss Grandma Crane, who makes her
b home r AVN With II her efd4E daughter Ars. y, A:
Durfee met With Is painful int''si accident e
last Friday. She was going down
the hack stairs when she slipped
ind fell : with tho result that'1ehe
Sustained broken arm and several
outs shout The head. 3s5 '4an35 Il
Medical aid Y was summoned OF
once and ths fracture of the arm rsz
duosd md hehQthsr ipjuKjae sttend-
led taa She isenecp pyeripg al rApitdly y
|as Ican ssbe oaxpeeted Hero 4d many }
friends Will ayM thizeea 18th her Ii
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The Twentieth Century Club.

The twentieth century club met
on Tuesday last ut the usual hour at
the home Of Mr.. Thomas Palmer.
A study Of the works of Freddrich
Schiller was taken up under the
leadership of Mrs. s. V. Wyckof
with the following assistance. -s
= Mrs. e.. q. Moore gave a very
complete and instructive sketch. Of
schiller's life and works, Mrs. VIM.
Ramage gave the historical and geo
graphical setting OF the dramatic
triology ''of Wallenstein, ''and Mrs.
Ray Humiston took up the first
part OF the triology, "Wallenstsin g
Camp giving 9 very entertaining
synopsis of it, and the. dramatis per-
sonal in interesting detail. After
the program the club adjourned to
meet again in two weeks at the
home OF Mrs. Moore when the study
Of sWallenstein" will be conclud-
ed. ..,es ! .s. ... .Ssss.
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Surprise Party.

Mrs. Jacob Leinen, Of Elk town
ship was given q surprise party on
Monday evening by large com.
! pany of her neighbors, who invaded
her home armed with all kinds OF
good things to eat. "A very pleasant
evening was spent and before de-
parting tho guests presented Mrs.
Leinens withja handsome token Of
their esteem as a reminder of the
occasion. I'D H. .@J! TH1a I @@.x l. J..
Mrs. Leinen and family have
lived in Elk township for ten year,
and are held in high esteem by all
the people Of that neighborhood.
Last week Mrs Linen disposed Of
her PERSONAL property at auction,
and she will move to Fulda, where
she has bought q home. She takes
with her the best wishes Of large
circle of friends in Elk township.