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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-20
DESARROLLO OE las
bases de Ia De-
CIafaCiOn De Prin
CipiOSg De Ia Union.
de Puerto Rico.
FueRte de e1ssiaBza J de ROtiCias
para los que pregunten jqu6 es
10 que quisfe Ia lJni6n?"

Como Ia Declaration de Principles de
la ''Uni6n de Puerto Rico" Sc asienta So
bre la realidad, no fle inspirada nj por
la ficci6n nj por los convencionalismo nj
por la mentira, nj una sola de sus afrma-
clones se aparta de Ia certidumbre de Ia
veFdad.
La "Uni6n de Puerto Rico diio como
Marshall He'll: nj qUierO M puedo dor ma
cOnsentimiento q ana mentirG; = diio Pelle.
tan: eL Orbe e,.terO pertenece al dominic de
las idas.. -. solo con conVicciones frnues q
paLGbrGs dignas Sc comsigue para los pWe-
bios mOmentos de VerdGdera grd1adesa.
Y aBi, sobre Ideas sobre convicciones,
sobre frmeza y sobre realidades, coDsign6
la Union de Puerto Rico" sus pensa-
mientos, decorosoE por ser justos y justos
por ser cristianos.
La base qatjgltG, asi dice.
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II. del Vale Zeno
INGENIERo CIVIL Y AGRoNoMo

Con praeag oOnstan oTece serpeos psuales
Constructions cvi rrOcarl acueauco d. PsnO
de casasMensurasy dalinde1a 4
general
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1906-10-20

LA VILLA DE MADRID.-Ya
IlegaTon las legftimas camisetas de Crepe
de Eant6 id de merino trancesas; aurtido
de- casimirss; madr6s para camisas inf
nidad dc artfcuIos de los que e. exclusive
e.ta caaa. EI pfbIicO de buen guato
compra siempre en- ola villa de Madrid.
San Francisco 81. Tel6fono 273. p. o.
Box 764. San juan. Puerto Rico
En e1la imprenta g Yendo Papal Vieio s
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TREASURE DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO
BIEN Es INMUEBLEs
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

Sebastian 30 de Octuhre
embargados
de tempo couOne los sgdn dpOne Ley de Rem
Inkrnas
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e.. .DECLAR AMOS, que en-
tendemos factible que la isIa de
Puerto Rico sea confederate los
Estados Unidos de la America del
Norte, acordando que ella sea un
Estado de la Union Americ ma,
medic por ell cual puede ser os re-
conocido Ell ''self-governmen" que
necesitamos y pedimos; y declara-
mos tambien, que puede la isla de
Puerto Rico ser declarada nacion
independents, bajo ell protectorado
de los EstadOs Unidos, medic por
ell cual tambien puede sernos re: O.
nOcido el "self-governmen" que
necesitamos y pedimOs.....,"
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Pueden deall que repvOs ezpentes
mPrador de a prOriedad debe dOa evo mn de1
del
de cual h fue subaada prOea duane los ie
vfc0 Sebastian PueoHieo 1906
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PRoPIETARIos.

PROPTETARIos.
Antonio E. Toro
Feliu Font
Wenceslao Eeheandia
Prudencio Soto
Jose P. Rivera
Jose w. Irizarri
Pedro Rio Lopez
Manuel Ma. Rivera
J. Arocena y Co.
KIE Tt
q lKIt KIt ......
Fundadori Velazquez
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF PORTO RICO.
sUBAsTA PUBLIcA
BIENEs INMUEBLEs

En- Ia de entas Intenas de cOrO d 81 de oubre
1906 vedidos los
pto ods los ben Teonados pe de los a cubr las
hber
dbdo cbuG vencdy sdn dspone la Ley de Rem.
Al mernas
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tan asoeiadas con Ia imagination del
medico, y son muy pocos los que
reconecen el catarro en- los rifones.
Ellos recetan diyersas medicinas,
prueban este y aquel remedio, y ST la
enfermedad es catarro. Pocos frascos
de Peruna 10 curan.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17
LEHI.

The annual sociable OF the Elders
quorums OF the four wards was held In
the city pavilion Tuesday evening. The
greater part OF the evening was spent
In dancing, picnic was partaken OF and
a short program was rendered.
Monday evening a Lincoln day danca
was given In the city pavilion by the
NJ. !. A.. the b. Y. ". orchestra being
In attendance, Wednesday evening a
Valentine dance was given, and last
night the hremen gave a ball, all In
the city pavilion. which we're well at
tended and much enjoyed.
Last Friday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Misses Ruby
Brown and Stella Whiting delightfully."-
entertained number OF their friends at
progressive finch and other games. Rs-
treshments were served.
The Second ward amusement COM
mittee viii give a variety show" In the
Assembly rooms and put on a play In
the opera House In the very near fu-
ture,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coates have
moved to Sugar, Ida, where they viii
make their future home.
Mrs T. f. English OF Cache valley
Is visiting relatives here.
Bishop James H. Gardner and daugh'
ter were IN West Jordan Wednesday,
attending the wedding OF his brother
William Gardner.
MI and Mrs W. II. sadler were VS.
ting friends In Salt Lake the drst Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. I. Goodwin. DR., and
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9 B:G:yfi5

J nd Mrs Nephi Clayton and
Nj lella Clayton sailed from New
Yorh .Jday on the Cynthia for Europe.
Mrs. T.. A. Ellis and daughter Della
and Mrs. F. ]. Chamberlain and child
have gone to Los Angeles. where they
expect 10 remain about six weeks.
Mrs. W. II. Ellison has gone to Los
Angeles to spend few months with
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Francis are in
New York. where they viii spend the
next six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Alder are
spending a short time In Los Angeles
Mrs. Robert Gould Smith Is home
from the east and Is with her sister,
Miss Wayne Noble for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Edwards and
their small son, Carylsle, left this week
for southern California to tpend
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore are now
at home at the Manitou.
Mrs. NJ. X. Parsons and her daugh-
ter, Elsie, left this week for Los An
geles.
Mrs. George G. Graves Of Ogden Is
spending the week with Capt. and Mrs.
f. A. wedsewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fowler have
returned from their wedding trip,
MIR. and Mrs. George III. Wood are
settled In their new apar,m ents at 201
east Third South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Rowland
are at home from their wedding trip,
and vii make their home al IA south
Fifth East street,
Mrs. ]. c. Lewis and daughters
LEFT yesterday for Los Angeles for q six
or eight weeks trip
Mrs. 4. V. withee Is at home for a
short time with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John W. Pike.
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Jennings ex-
pect to leave early In March for Cali
fornia
Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard w. Reed are
home from the coast. where they have
spent the past few months,
Mrs. Isabel NJ, Pitts accompa MED by
her son VIII are In the city the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur b. Witcher,
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DrsFRTT IvrNING NEWS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II. l9O6.

Fred Slade, Miss A. Kinsman ana MISS
x. NJ. Harris. The punch bowl was IN
charge OF Miss Louise Wey, and she
was assisted by Miss Ethel Murphy,
Miss Hattie NAPLES and Miss Alice
Farrell. IN the dining room MISS
Laura Farrell, Miss Nettie Luman,
Miss Lille McEyOy assisted In serV-
ing.
Mrs. Walter Lewis OF Butte was
guest Of honor at card party given
by Mrs. Stewart on Monday. about
three tables being played The rooms
were prottily decorated and refresh
ments were served.
Miss Blanche Klmball was hostess at
an Informal bridge party on tuesday
the decorations and scores being sug-
gestlve OF the valentine Idea, and sew
en- tables being played.
Mr. and Mrs william Child enter
talned at an Informal card party on
Tuesday night In honor OF Miss Blanche
Waterman of Omaha the rooms being
artistic In decorations OF red and yell
low JoEquis and red hearts, with Valen-
tines used for the scores. Invited TO
meet Miss Waterman were Mr.. ana
Mrs. Robert King Brown, Mr., and Mrs.
John s. Manly, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Crlsmon. Miss Leila Stingley, Miss Hell
en- buckingham, Misses Pearl and
Georgia Savage. Miss Bess Hall,
Messrs. Chauncey 0yerfeld. DR.. Ar
mold, Jay Buckingham. Wayne Hemp
hill, Gregg, Belcher and Richard Stin-
gley.
Mrs. w. X, Warren was one OF the
weeks hostessas, entertaining at
pretty luncheon on Wednesday follow
ed by bridge. The table was decorated
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party at the Ladies Literary clubhouse
Feb. %.
Mrs. II. c. Brownlee entertained her
card club on Wednesday, using the pre-.
yailing emblems OF the day in her gem
eral details.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Easton OF the post
chaperoned the delightful party given
by the Twenty club at the Ladies' Lit
erary club house on wednesday night
The hall was attractive with It's palms,
rugs and draperles. and about 50 we're
present.
Miss Ethel Murphy was hostess at an
informal Kensington on Wednesday,
about 20 guests enjoying the after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. {, c. Slade gave a de-
hghiful dancing party and reception on
Monday night AZ the Ladies' Literary
club In celebration Of their wooden
Wedding anniversary, about l50 being
present. The decorations were I'm
hearts and Clothesplns upstairs, while
In the dining room flowers and red
hearts were used with artistic effect.
An orchestra was stationed In the dane
Ing hall behind screen OF palms, and
punch wns served in the reception
room from a bowl decorated with red
hearts and flowers, while red-shaded
lights were all around. Assisting the
hosts were Mrs. George w. Reed Mrs.
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N5RRoGi::I! ]! ( ! Z I

a reception at the Ladies' Literary
clubhouse Feb. "A.
Mrs Il. A Wall entertained at thea
ter party yesterday at the Orphcum,
and later at q supper at Franklin's, In
honor OF Mrs Mccormick and Miss Nc
Claim Of Los Angeles, her other guests
being Mrs. w =. O'Menra, Miss Fran
ces OMeara, Mrs. NJ. II. Keryin, Mrs.
s. u. Pinkerton, Mrs, Kisslck, and Mrs,
NJ. Il. Whitney
Mr.. and Mrs Charles G. Crismon viii
entertain the members OF the Sewing
club and a few of their men friends az
cards next Wednesday evening. IN hon
or Of Miss Blanche Waterman Of oma-
ha.
Mrs. Benjamin G. Lockwood has Is
sued invitations for a bridge tea 10 be
given next Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Justus Jungk VIII entertain at
bridge next Wednesday afternoon.
The Canadian club gives a dancing
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LOGAN,

Logan--The following young people
who are members of an evening social
club were most pleasantly entertained
at the home OF Miss Edna Daniels on
Tuesday evening. The Misses Daniels,
Alton, Genevieve and Veda Thatcher,
Sophia Poulson, Elva Eliason Eva
Stoddard; Nessrs. Ariel Carbon, Geo
Torgensen. Guy Carbon, Madsen.
Hookstrasser. Ron Thatcher. Mrs Gra-
ham, Mr., Seth Hanson and Mr.. George
Langton were guests OF the club,
The members of the Tabernacle
choir were the guests on Friday even-
ing OF Mr.. and Mrs w. 8. Lamoreaux,
The social was held in the First ward
hall and the evening most pleasantly
spent In social pastimes A fine lunch
was served.
Miss Vivian Hatch was the hostess
at valentine party at her home on
Wednesday evening. The valentine
idea was most successfully carried on,
In decoration--cupids and hearts be-
ing everywhere present. The guests
were Misses Lou Thatcher, Marie Bar
Der, Florence Tingey, Nan Nibleyi
Messrs. Steven Blair. George Lanyton,
Booker Preston, Parkinson.
-
Mr.. Hockstrausser entertained q
number OF his friends at his sisters one
evening of this week. Among those
present were Misses Edna Daniels.
Maggie Jones, Hon; Messrs Leo
squires and Guy Carbon.
Mrs. 6everine Jeppesen entertained
her sisters and sisters-in-law most en-.
joyably at a.card party on Tuesday att
ernoon.
A very successful social event OF the
week was the party given at the Is. x.
c. on Wednesday evening for the out.
going stake Sunday school officers, a
laSge crowd was present and enjoyed
good time.
The presentation Of the Pirates Ok
Penzance" by the school OF music OF the
A. c.. under the direction OF Prof u,
w. Thatcher, was n splendid success
IN every detail. The performance was
Witnessed by a large audience, which
was most appreciatiye and warm In us
praise OF the excellent rendition OF tho
opera.
Mr.. and Mrs George Barber are back
from a most delightful trip to Cali
fornia
Mrs. Moses Thatcher spent several
days Of the week In Ogden.
Miss Alton Thatcher Is In Salt Iaks
as the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs r, >.
Campbell.
Mr., w. w. woodsde was Logan
visitor on Saturday last.
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Mrs. Milton ogesby has for guest
Mrs. Lyndon Hubbard OF Denver.
Miss NJ, 3. Smith of Denver, who has
been In the city for few days, left for
Los Angeles last evening
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunbar will leave next
week for a visit in Los Angeles,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Bamberger have
gone to Los Angeles, where they ex-
peet to spend several weeks.
Mrs NJ. X. Parsons and Miss Ellie
Parsons left for the coast last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William e. Fife re-
turned this week from their we'd
ding trip.
Miss Marie Dermitt OF Pttsburg Is q
guest OF Mrs. George Jay Gibson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell g. Schulder are
at home In their new residence on Cap
itol hill.
Mrs. T. r. Black will leave early In
March for a stay of some weeks In
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Kiser are now at
home at l6o Thirteenth East street.
Miss Lena welby has returned from
two weeks VISIT with friends in
Eureka.
Mrs. Elias Smith leaves today for
Chicago, to be away several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry s. Joseph have
returned from visit Of several months
In New York
Miss Beatrice Cheesman has returned
from Bingham, where she has been
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gates
for several days.
Mrs. Russell Lowry will return
Thursday morning from San Diego.
Mrs. Reed Smoot of Provo Is SPEND
Ing few days In the city with her
mother,
Mrs. S. A. Ellis and her daughter.
Ardella Cannon, accompanied by Mrs.
S. j. Chamberlain and daughter, leave
| tonight for Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Strevell returned
during the week from a trip of sew
i eral weeks through the east and south.
DIR. and Mrs. j. Beattie and Mrs. II.
j. johnson and children left for Los
Angeles last evening, where they will
spend couple OF weeks.
|
Mrs. Henry La. Motto and son left
for San Francisco yesterday.
Mrs Solomon Slegel left yesterday
for stay OF few weeks in Bati.
| more.
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A character ball was given at the
Fourth ward hall on the evening OF the
l4th for the benefit of Albert Foulger,
who is soon to depart ON mission. The
attendance was large, and many char
aoters were well sustained. Light re-
freshments were served,
The ball given by the Weber Stake
Sunday school board this week was an
enjoyable event,
A surprise party was given w. o.
Ridges. Sunday school superintendent
Of the state Industrial school. Thurs
day evening al his home, by his associ-
ates In the Sunday school, and many
friends. The hours passed quickly In
sociality. singing OF songs playing of
games and partaking OF delicious re-
frsshments.
Mrs. L.. NJ. Conroy entertained de-
lightfuly at cards Thursday afternoon
for her sister, Mrs. Broughton OF Cali
fornia. who Is visiting In Ogden,
St Valentine reigned supreme at the
home of Mrs II. II. Henderson Thurs
day afternoon, when she gave very
enjoyable afternoon at cards, giving as
prizes tlekdnt Ndlenllnts, Dhtii'y re-
freshments were served. The parlors
were tastefully decorated with harts
and cut flowers
Mrs. Henry Bailey of Salt Lake City
visited IN Ogden this week, the guest
Of Mrs. Horace Peery
Mrs. Rathbone of Evanston was an
Ogden visitor this week with friends.
The members Of the ogden nre de-
partment was banqueted Wednesday
evening by n, p. McCardle, who was
formerly a member OF the department,
but Is now running a lunch counter.
1t was a bounteous spread enjoyed by
all present.
Mr. and Mrs. G. s. Potter left Thurs
day afternoon for months pleasure
trip to California.
The Eagles gave a card party We'd
nesday evening at their hall. After
cards, dainty lunch was served,
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Which brings the greater happIn.,.
pursuit OF possession. Heber Ruper
ana Reed Anderberg spoke FOR ~.
suit and Misses Margaret Call ana Oh
Sward Tor possession. OF course, the
ladies won. 'ie
Mrs. w. II. Dusenberry has return-
ed from Denver, where she visited hsr
son. Mr.. owen Dusenberry. ~
Or. and Mrs, r. W. Taylor and Mrs
Heber j. Richards we're Salt Lake Via,
itors this week.
Mrs, Reed Smoot and family went "a
Salt Lake Thursday to attend the Wa
ding ot Mrs Shoots sister, Mrs. Hat.
tie soiiin and Mr.. Theodore Center
Mrs. ID, r. Beebe visited Salt Lab.
friends this week.
Mrs. A. o. Smoot is a Salt I,aks v,.,.
tor.
linen shower was given In honor n,
Miss Hattie Richmond Thursday night
at The home OF Miss Title Gray. A
charming social evening passed with
music, song and games. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
The orpheum club gave the third n,
It's series, charming dancing sociables
IN the First ward social han Thur.dav
night, attended by a large number OF
guests.
A masquerade ball was given In tha
Mozart dancing academy Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Beck and Mrs
Armstrong were Salt Lake visitors this
week.
Miss Vera Roselle entertained a
number OF friends at a pleasant chill
dren's party Thursday,
Mrs. Berry OF Eureka was the r,,est
OF Mrs. Edna Packard this week.
Mrs. c. A. Hedquist was the hostes,
at charming tea Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Mary T. Peck, mother Of Mrs.
]. G.. Graham. enjoyed the visit OF a
number OF relatives and friends from
Springville Wednesday, krs. Pecks
ninetieth birthday anniversary
Mrs. II. j. W. Goddard was given a
pleasant surprise party Tuesday eve.
ming at her home by large number OF
friends, the occasion being Mrs. God.
dard's birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Rhoda Douglas gave a pleas
ant sociable Thursday her birthday
anniversary. Many of the ladys
friends were present, and tho occasion
proved a happy social event.
Miss Ethel Rogers gave a charming
entertainment Wednesday evening, In
honor OF the Il. @. I. club at the home
OF Mrs. Thomas n. Taylor.
Miss Ruth Evans is spending a few
days with friends In Salt Lake.
Mrs. Richard Money OF Spanish Fork
was visiting old friends In Provo We'd
nesday,
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In green and white, and In the card
contest, the prize was won by Miss
Mary Scanlon. The guests were Mrs.
ScanOn. Miss Mary Scanlon, Mrs. II. 4,
CleaVer, Mrs. Il. G. Brownlee, Mrs,
Richard Stingley, Mrs. George c. Moore,
Mrs. f. l.. Oswald, Mrs. II. c. Hill, Mrs.
Fred Hornung.
Mrs f. s. Ellerbeck entertained the
Woman's Republican club on Wednes-
day at cards, the valentine Idea prevail
Ing throughout
Mrs, Wilbur Flagg gave an Informal
card party on Monday night. about
FIVE tables being played. Prizes were
won by Mrs. David Murray and Mrs.
Kriebel.
one OF the pretty valentine parties
of the week was that given By Mr.. and
Mrs. John stringham for their daugh-
ter Ada.
Invitations are out for reception
aud dance 10 be given by the Masons
az the Ladies Literary club Feb. u.
The reception committee consists Of
Mesdames Comfy, swan. schramm.
Sherwood, Pond, C0nreve, Korns.
Mosher. Hall. Arnold, Sinclair. Judd.
Leatherwood, Cooper Higson, Hiskey,
Miss Pollock, Mcssrs. ARNOLD. Hlakey,
Higson, Cooper, Leatherwo0d, Judd.
Dr. Brown,
A dancing social viii be- given at Uni
~ hall. 40 Second East street, Feb, 20.
The advanced students of the UniyerEi-
ty OF Utah. l.. ID. :. T.. All Hal!0ws
college and High school have been
specially invited 10 attend and 10 wear
their colOrg or buttons Dr. w. II.
Hopkins, chairman, VIII Porter, Ro-
bert Stevenson, ID. II. Patterson. Cory
don Higgins. q. G. Richter, Lester
Price, II. g. Hicks. V. +. Strange, @.
T.. Mantle, Roy MoretoL, Orson NJ. OF.
sen, Edward =. Sturner. Miss slgrld
Peterson Miss Nora link, Miss Halle
Ferron, Miss Elol Holmes Miss Kathe.
rine Moffat, Miss Ethel sturgis, Miss
Edna Clark, Miss Marjorie Higgins,
Miss Maybelle Crowley. Miss Irene Tay.
sum, Miss Laura Hadley, Miss Ruby
Button, Miss Carrie Snyder.
Invitations are out for the luncheon
TO be given AT the Alta club by the
Spirit Of Liberty chapter OF the ID. A.,
r. Washington's birthday. Each men,
Der is allowed one guest Mrs George
Y. Wallace and Mrs. Elizabeth d.
Pfoutz have the AFFAIR In charge.
Mrs Ed. Klmball will give a wash
ingtou birthday luncheon at her home
on sixth East street Feb, q, In honor Of
Miss Rose Hartwell
Mrs. o. Il. Cary entertained about a
dozen guests at a very informal bridge
party this afternoon In honor Of Mrs
Charles knight and her guest, Mrs,
Heron Field OF Denver.
Mrs. z. a. Wall gives a theaser party
this afternoon, followed by luncheon
at Franklln's, in honor OF her daughter
Selma,
Mrs. H. VI. Cornfor'h gave pleasant
Kensington yesterda in honol OF Mrs.
swartwood OF Rock springs.
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OGDEN.

Ogden. Feb 17,-Mrs. s. II. Bell en-.
tertalned Wednesday evening at her
home on Jefferson avenue ir honor Of
her son Edward Bell, at Valentine
party which was attended by a large
number Of young ladies and gentlemen,
Various kinds Of games. contests and
music made up the evenings pleasures
together with sumptuous supper. The
home was artlstically decorated with
large and small hearts, the color scheme
being red, Each of the guests We're pre-,
scented with a pretty Valentine as Il
souvenir OF the event.
Mrs. d, H. Peery and Mrs. Horace
Il. Peer entertained a large number OF
their lady friends Wednesday after.
noon at pretty valentine party, given
at the home OF the former on Adams
avenue Cards were played and other
pastimes enjoyed, after which dainty
lunch was served.
4 cleyerly arranged and most de.
lghtful st, Valentine party was given
wednesday evening at the Sacred Heart
academy by several Of the members Of
the Junior class In honor OF the seniors
Two OF the apartments In the academy
building were tastefully decorated with
hearts Of all sizes. and other pretty
decorations. and the evening was spent
at contests. games, music and dane
Ing. Dainty refreshments were served
Miss Golde Fell was hostess at a
pretty valentine party given Wednes-
day evening at her home on Twenty
ffth street. In honor OF her friend, Miss
g. Radcliffe OF Salt Lake City, who was
her guest this week
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the O. r. &.
gave an elaborate banquet and recep.
ton Thursday evening to Mrs. J. H.
Moore, president Of the order In this
district. and q large number OF visit
ing members from other parts OF the
state. Pocatello and Evanston. The hall
was prettlly decorated.
Mrs. +. \, Hess has as her guest this
week Mrs. Henry Bailey OF salt Lake.
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fl}eo!r.BIs1{9

on Thursday Mrs. Esther Eldredge
Coffin and Theodore l., Center we're
married the ceremony being quietly
performed at the home or the brides
mother at $50 o'clock. by Rev. h, l.
Goshen, aud a wedding supper being
served later for the near relatives. MI.
and Mrs. Center are both well and
most popularity known here, and will re-
ceive the congratulations and best
wishes OF their many friends
An interesting announcement OF the
week was that Of the engagement OF
Miss Ruth Kirkpatrick OF this city and
Walter Stone OF san Francisco, the
wedding 20 take place near the end or
this month,
The marriage Of Miss Mabel Maynard
and Mr.. John G. Dwyer occurs to-
day. and the happy couple leaves Inn
mediately after the ceremony on we'd
ding trip to California
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Mrs Fera Decker entertained Tues
day evening in honor OF her sister
Miss Olive Gay of ogden, who is a
Provo visitor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-17

The Sixth ward NJ, I. A. gave an in
terestlng. sociable Tuesday evening In
the ward house. An appreciated fea-
ture was a debate on the question,