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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-15
Posses Search for Nearo.

Shreveport, La, March 14.-Posses
have been in the woods in the vicinity
of Blanchard, a station on the Kansas
City Southern. twelve miles north of
Shreveport. since early today search.
ing for Richard Cummings. negro
who. it is charged. after shooting and
beating into Inconsistencies, robbed
his, employer, ]. II. Hamers. Hamers
is in a critical condition. He is a
prominent cotton planter, and feeling
against the negro is intense.
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Fund Reaches ss2. 900.

Meridian. Miss. March 14.-(special)-
The relief fund for the victims of the
late tornado that resulted in the death
Of twenty-three persons, injuries to half
a hundred more and property damage in
the vicinity of one million dollars, has
reached $4,000. 1t is believed that at
least 100000 will be needed by the relief
committee to alleviate the emergency
suffering cases.
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Nothing But Love.

From the Chicago News.
stella-They say that Helen married for
money.
Mildred-I don't believe it.
Stella-But her husband is awfully rich
and awfully homely.
NIldred-True, but when he comes home
late she scolds him for AL hour.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-03-15
LIVELY CONTEST
ON IN BESSEMER
SEVERAL CANDIDATES DESIRE TO
SUCCEED w. j. PARkES AS CITY
ENGlNEER-MRs. M. M. MURPHY
DIES SUDDENLY.

Bessemer March 1-(specal)-The
contest for the office Of city engineer to
succeed w. J. Parkes. who has resigned
to accept a similar position at Pine Bluff,
Ark, promises to become very interest
ing.
The candidates that have already an
nounced for the place are Hugh MeInery,
B. l.. Hendershot, o. w Sellers, ]. Dill
and Assistant City Engineer Mcrri-
weather.
It is understood that the City Council
in executive session last night discussed
the matter of Engineer Parkes' success
sor but the result Of the. discussion or
action. if any was taken has not been
made public.
Mr.. Parkesi resignation was accepted
about a week ago and will take effect
April l. when Mr. Parkes will leave for
his new home in Arkansas.
Unexpected Death.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Murphy Of Madsonville,
KY died very suddenly this morning at
2:SO o'clock at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. A. r. Jones' on Arlington avenue,
IN this city.
She retired last night apparently in good
health and in fine spirits. Mrs Jones
was awakened during the night by the
heavy breathing of her mother. She went
at once to her bedside and found her In
dying condition. She passed away
shortly after.
Mrs. Murphy was g. years of age and
was highly esteemed by all who knew
her. The remains were carried to Ken
lucky this afternoon for burial.
Notes and Personals.
The Bessemer Beavers basketball team
will play a game with the Birmingham
Classical school at the Beavers hall in
this city tomorrow night.
Mrs. sgd Marks and Arthur Flatau arc
spending a few days with relatives at
! Athens, Ga.
Mrs J. r. Kent and children left this
morning for their future home in Nova
Scotia Mr.. Kent preceded them some
| DAYS ago.
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Annual Meeting Held.

Macon. Ga. March 1.-THE annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Macon, Dublin and Savannah Railway
company was held here today. and
I. *. Scott was reelected president.
Capt. }. 7 Wright was chosen vice
president and general manager The
business affairs of the road were re-
ported In fine condition. The old
board of directors has been reelected
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-28

Mrs G. Ira futile Is back from a
stay Of a month in Texas.
Mr. and Mrs r. :. Farnsworth are
In town Tor stay Of a few days,
from ogden,
Mrs Joseph Jennings and her fam
ily are spending q few weeks az Ivy
Wild, in ogden CANYON.
Mrs O. j. Salisbury Mrs Lewis Nc
Cornick. baby and nurse left THURSDAY
for Lake Tahoe, whore they will
spend a month
Walter Fitch and the Misses Lillian
and Maud Fitch arc spending the
week IN Park city
Dr. and Mrs. j p. Scalou and the
Misses ScalloD leave This week FOR
Michigan where they WIN make their
home
Mrs. Bosch and her daughter Irene
" 81 Louis. NO.. are visiting Mr. and
Mrs Gus Ripe
Judge and Mrs Thomas Marioncauy
win leave about Aug FOR lbs An
cclcs Tor a Snort stay
Miss Mabel Elton ha. gone To glove
land. o., VII she WIN visit with
friends She viii return 10 salt Lake
iu the fan
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MRS STuYYEsANT FISH.

one OF Mrs. Fish's most daring and
costly functions was given three years
ago. when she hired the entire Chinese
Honeymoon" company 10 provide fun
fof the guests, assembled In her New
port cottage. This happened on ST.
Valentines day, and was the talk OF
the socially elect for months, so sue
cessfuliy Did she surprise them out Of
their state of real ana assumed eunui.
Among Mrs Fish's earlier social sue
Cesses was the umbrella dinner Each
guest sat beaneath as costly shade
piece as the aCepts Of the hostess could
procure. Another much-talked-oi en-
tertainmeut has gone down into New
port history as the night IN Japan.
So bizarre were some features OF this
night that many persons. in and out OF
society. almost had Mysteries over them.
Mrs. Fish Is also distinguished
among her social associates as a re-
markedly frank talker. She has dared
10 call Newport and us moneyed habi-
tues stupid. she has stigmatized many
of the socially elect as being too much
engaged IN running after bearers OF
title; and she ID was who said she
understood that Mrs Roosevelt dressed
on $500 year, and looked H. Mrs.
Fishs sayings stir Up as much talk
as her entertainments.
II was Mrs Fish who took up Harry
Lehr and brought him TO the fore Had
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It not been for her good Offices Mr.,
I.ehr would probably not be a steady
contributor TO the silly season gaie'y
OF the country,
Mrs. Fish has three homes. one in
New York City a second is on the
banks OF the Hudson, opposite West
Point; its name Is "Glenclyffe.' Her
most famous home Is her Newport cot
tage-a palace-like structure bearing
the title FCrossWays.' This is her IA
vorite house. and here she gives her
elaborate entertainments.
Before her marriage Mrs. Fish was
Miss Marion Arthon. Wealth was not
then at her beck and call But her
family was am old one and fixed social
ly. the Fishes have been social lights
since revolutionary days. so that Mrs.
Fish Is not TO be listed among those
who have climbed She has done
what she has done. not In order 20 get
there socially but for the pure love Of
doing them.
Let her career be viewed from any
standpoint she appears the most dar-
ing successful social parsonage Of her
day and generation.
Mr.. Suyycsant Fish. who IS known to
the Norld Of transportation and finance
as the president ~ the Illinois Central
Railroad and 10 the would OF society
as Mrs. Stuyyesant Fishs husband.
cares not a FIX FOR society
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Mrs. sieyyesant Fish is this summer,
as usual, the leading society parsonage
in America. Here Is a photograph that
shows here as she is today. il Is a
veritable human document" II was
by the sheerest luck that II vas Sc
cured. Mrs. Fish Is undoubtedly the
hardest prominent woman IN America
to photograph. The ordinary photo
graphs of Mrs Fish that have been do
inE duty. show her as she was years
ago.
Mrs. Fish enjoys the distinction Of
being the leading society parsonage In
America largely because Of the fact
that she has given more novel. not TO
say bizarre. social functions than
any other person. IN or beyond the pale
" the so-called four hundred.
she is the original entertainer, par
excellence. OF the Newport summer coll
ony. Whatever she does makes that
iaded coterie of mutimllionaire fam
illry sit ~ and display decided inter-
esl. Incidentally. the same effect is
noticeable pretty generally throughout
the country.
Mrs. Fish's Fourth of July contrlbu
ton TO the entertainment Of Newport
and the gossip of a nation vas 10 have
been bathing suit dinner, but a down
rour OF rain caused the plan 20 BE-
changed. the guests appearing in con-
ventional garb.
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PROVO.

There Is general exodus 10 the can
yons and other summer retreats which
makes a dearth of social events I'm the
city, but causes frequent visits 90 and
from the camps where friends and rela-
tives are spending the heated term.
The Tabernacle choir visited Ohm
stead, the beautiful village Of l.. l.
Num- at the mouth Of Provo canyon.
Thursday evening. The object Of the
visit was to honor Mr. Num- with a
concert In appreciation for his gcner-
Gus contribution ~ the tabernacle or
gan fund. The singers were given
a royal reception. and the evening
passed with a spirited and artistic
rendition OF several fine selections by
the visitors, and their enjoyment OF
Mr.. NUNS hospitality, and admiring
the beautiful home he has caused 10
spring up as IL by magic for himself
and his associates and employees IN HIS
great electrical enterprises. The trim
was made on hayraCks. and the novel;
ty OF the ride added interest 10 the
visit.
The Second ward choir spent a pleas
ant evening az the lake on the 2lth.
enjoying boating, picnicking and the
attractions OF the resort.
Mrs. Reed Smoot Miss Chloe Smoot
and Mr. Harold Smoot visited relatives
IN salt Lake this week.
The Priscilla club met Thursday
evening with Miss Hannah Dunn. AZ
ter the program, delicious refreshments
were served and a pleasant social time
enjoyed
The Pallas club met with Miss Ethel
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Misses Glenn silver. Stella Paul Jane
Walkiushaw. Lucille Paul and Messfs.
Reese Howell NJ Logan, Collins cannon,
Mark Woolley Harold Roberts. Haven
Wiley aud Leslie Paul
Miss stella Paul win entertain Satur-
dav evening Don honor " Miss Leah Pet
tegreW Of Nephi
Misses stella and Lucille Paul have
returned sfctr two weeks visit 900
Logan.
Miss Agatha Berkhoel viii leave next
week 90 spend a fortnight in san Fran
cisco. returning I'm The middle Of AUG
ust ~ begin rphearsals with tho salt
Lake opera company in The Wedding
Day
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LOGAN.

Logan-Mrs. Sidney sieyors vs'
hostess az very pleasant afternoon
party on Wednesday her quests being
Mrs. Laura Miner. Mrs Foster ds
Bacon. Mrs Or. Budge. Mrs g. H.
Thompson, Mrs. ] +. shepherd Mr>
Dr. Smith. Mrs WIN Jardiue.
Mr. and Mrs Andrew E'ia9on. j.,
Mr. and Mrs Charley Hansen Mr
and Mrs. Walter Mclaughlin and MIT
Nora Eliason have returned from se''
oral DAYS camping al the ned banks 90
Logan canyon
\ crowd ~ young people who cH'
lpycd % days outing iu Logan canyon
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ments were served. Prof. Coop Is 10
leave In a few days for the Yellow
stone National park to spend his sum-
mer vacation.
Mrs. Armstrong OF Salt Lake II VS.
ting IN Ogden, the guest Of Mrs. 4. J..
Hoag,
Mrs D. H. Perry and family removed
TO their cottage In ogden canyon this
week, where they VIII spend the sum
mer.
Miss Edna Hull ard Ruth wooley OF
Salt Lake city are visiting In ogden.
the guests Of Miss Josie LHrkin.
Mrs l. H. Cook Of Berkeley. cal. Is
visiting with friends IN ogden for a
short time.
Miss Bessie Larkins Of KaySille is
visiting with relatives and friends In
ogder FOR weak.
Mrs. Kirk entertained yesterday AFT
ernoon a large number Of lady friends
at her home In a camping party.
Mrs. Roy Decker OF Salt Lake City
Il visiting with her parents, capt. and
Mrs. c. C.. Brown, for 10 days
f. c. Woods and wife, accompanied
by tLeir daughter. Mrs. Alma G.. Ian.
bert of salt Lake. are going to the
National park on an extended pleasure
trip.
Mrs La Mupyon Of Denver and Mrs.
George Douglass Of ogden have gone
TO Montpelier Ida, To visit for a short
time.
A very enjoyable party was given
Monday evening at the Second ward
Westinghouse in honor OF Walter Is.
Scoville. who LEFT ogden Wednesday Tor
Vienna. where he goes 10 join his broth
err. Joseph ScOylllc, % study vocal mu-
sic. The early part OF the evening was
spent In listening TO pleasant program
OF song, speeches and Rotations ATT
or which a bounteous repast was
served. In behalf Of the Sunday school
OF the ward Of which Mr.. Scoyille was
one Of the superintendency william
Newman presented him with an ele-
gantly bound set Of church works.
-
At Glenwood park Thursday after
noon Mrs, W. A. Middleton entertained
a number Of her lady friends at a dain-
~ luncheon, and a few pleasant hours
were spent IN the beautiful grove.
Miss Clarabel Woods has as hcr
guest this week Miss Elline shaw OF
salt Lake city.
J, Stanley Dee returned home this
week from an extended eastern business
and pleasure trip.
Miss Verna Bowman LEFT ogden
Wednesday for Ratoon, y. NJ. 10 spend
a month visiting with hor uncle. War,
rem l.. Watts
The G. A. r. and Womon's Relief
corps had a delightful outing up ogden
canyon Tuesday
Supt. Of County Schools William y.
Peterson ana wife returned home this
week from wedding tour OF California
and Mexico.
Miss Clara T.. Ritter a popular younA
lady Of Riyerdale. Weber county. was
married this week TO Henry G.. Moore.
highly esteemed young man OF Staun-
ton. Va
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given al the Country club on Wednes.
day among those who entertained be-
inr Mr. and Mrs Lcwls Mccormick.
Mr. and Mrs William Reid, Mt ana
Airs. d. T. sharp and Mr. and Mrs
Fred Hale.
one ~ tho many dcllghiful affairs
given this week iI honor OF Miss Wal
den was the morning cara party ai
which Miss Fannie Blcalel was host
css The rooms were bright Ulth pink
clover and Uhit, daisies. and in th'
tuchrp contest score was Kept with
flowers and ribbons The prize was
won by Miss Helen Shepherd Present
besides Mlsa Walden were Mr.. J.. J.
Richter. Misses bess ANA Mildred Me-
MILAN Miss Mabel Cui'ar Miss Sus 20
l.. Sawyer. Miss Agatha Berknuel Miss
Birdie B1reUau of pgian. Misses Ne
yerta and Jessie Martin. Miss Marjorie
Dey Miss LuIcpu Leary Misses Pe1ii
ana Daisy Savage. Miss Hazel foaI,
Miss selma Wall Miss Helen shepard
Miss lu0 Ruly Miss Frances Joyce
and Miss He'u Wcaguer az osd'n
Miss Ethel Partridge.
Miss Etho. Partridge Entertained az d
2, lti'.y ~. ,v.tl." ,hS ,,,ps he.
,,'.'o' ,'...5 ..i o.. number ,r
.t .,,,'i S...''is'.t,...... ana eursi
OF honor enjoying iH' function.
A.. ~ p-..g..,,.. .nt.-,ai,,d Inc
so'r.siiy ~, a. ,gI.re.r yasteriay.
,u.. s,.,, r,t,.. "a. ghost Of hon
i,..9. .s,.r,o,7, ,.,r., ye..
a. h., a.. trsn,. I,1rk
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-...rr. es,Is About n quests we're
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.s,',..,t sac mai eiye1 bg Postmaster
rr,,,.s Boating fsls.ne ana dane
he ,.sr. among Tho features OF the
rim
.rchu,,id clarence and Law Miner
,.o,, bosts ot. a y.rhfius marty ON thu
l.t, ycstcrd,v tho affair being chan
,-,,ol by NJ sr1 Nrs l. l.. Savage.
rs.t rirtt JUDGE aud Mrs ". g..
IN 1,,. b, g.iiohtfrl dinner marty in
1900 .f ,ties Wsli.r ana Mr.. Me.
fs,,,,i,. ftn tatIa be.pr beautifully
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5,,,rg tbc .vrrt
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i1n,b,s, ty,-ora to Afr Martin W. 10.
can ou W,jucsday. Aug
Al, t,..,tt.. T'i,,r,,s ana Miss Annie
,5 ~ Co.. ',,'' aro,y yes,erdav's host.
80. 40, f,T.,i,r bsiue a cara marty.
'''
nm Thursday night Miss Elizabeth
S l,.oI1 &C., 60 ", f,,,b y.ere married
'to'i e', LII LII, ,,,ro M NE home al
,be b,tdes nare1ts MIR. and Mrs. O. p.
A r,,a. .r S,'" ,s,ior I'm which The cere-
r'ls -. s,-tor,,.A yr,s 1ecoratcd In
, ..g 20 80 f,'h,,o ,bc bridal connie
t,se .',,. ,.' 49, - 'aropy ~ zines ana
s.ai''l,'e MI an ,bo,i me ,oon ,yere
10Y 70 "','' .' -, ,'ess The aim
AIMS o,e " ~ g., rSnr ana white
.rs ,oo,,s go va, : msld f,r ronterpiere
.'hia ,shu, st,e.r,crs ~ smi-
ioI lns s@o,S ,' "',, mis- ~ the corners
Tre library was In yellow Assisting
We, m,s a. toeenb snarr Miss
1.atloogl il', m,a, "a Miss usrgarot
hupy ba,,,u'u' a. Tob,as vii i've
Atnoiu' ~ MI a." ,gjends et,er Auq a
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Smith Thursday and enjoyed a e-
gram and a pleasant social e,'e pro-
Dainty refreshments were served s''ng.
Miss Blanche Richards Is v,.n,
friends IN Salt Lake. '''ns
Miss Hattie Parker. OF Sal, =.
Is visiting Mr. and Mira W. II. pvs aSs
Mrs L. O. TAFT has gone 70 ~.
man WA 'aur-
Miss Goldie Gillespie visited Al,
Niia Gerber OF salt Lake This weoi, rs
Nr. and Mrs. Don w. Copovsr 81,
lied relatives in Sandy this week VS.
Miss Rachel Pynt is yisIup, ~,
Phyllis Sparks az NephL MSS
Miss Mamie Beesley is visiting f-f,,,
friends IN ReNourg Idaho. '''"a
Miss Mayme Billings ana Miss NJ.
Thurman entertained their music ,',ay
dents. numbering about twent h. ~
heber Napoleon and Provo a.,
nome Of Miss Billings. Monday e,e
ing delightful evening PASSED c.l,l
music. song and games. ana an. "h
cussiou OF dainty refreshments
-
Mrs Kent Farnsworth and f,,,r.
are visiting relatives in Hehe-
Mrs. Ralph Poulton cntertalns a,al.
net Sunday IN honor of Mrs ~
Giauque 81 Salt Lake city. g..
tuous dinner was served ana tio,.
ant afternoon passed ''
e
The engagement OF Miss Lena Pa,
man Of this city. and Mr.. &. d M
OF Cleveland Ohio, is announced o..
marriage 10 take place early I'm sao'
tembcr P'
Mf. and Mrs. J r. Hodsor ,ss,,s
friends in Eureka Sunday
Mrs y. l. Nelson entortalrs3 o.,
dinner Sunday IN honor Of Nh Gts.
Lesieur Of Mesa, Ariz. Covers Vs.
laid for t.
Mrs Alex Mortenson was the boo,
ess az childrens party Frds,
honor Of Bliss and Loretta Bustr.o'
\ merry afternoon was cnioyei tr
the little ones
Mrs e. d. Crackford Of SALE Tab.
is the guest Of Mrs. A. r. Bucklsr .t,,
week.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 4. Briscoo tau.
turned from their triD east
Mr. Chas LeSieur ana Mis- rn.,
Rawlings are The guests of Mp s.t
Mrs. w. $. Rawlings at Wnduro5 mn,
week. ''
Mrs. S. Tucker OF Ely Ncy. Nrs n
campbell Of Phoebe Sir ana Ma
Frank Casch Of Eureka were The e1sv,
~ Mrs. e.. q. Newell This week
Dr. and Mrs Walter Pike 1ro spend.
lng a few weeks at Spring drn.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. M-Adar sr,...
tanned al q family dinner TUESDAY n
honor Of Nh auf MIS- Thomas rrr,
and family Of sat Lake City
Misses Beulah and Lena Raehn,,
visited friends I'm salt Lake tf.s vsst
Mrs W, r. Bassctt has returned
home atlr plcasan, visit with frsrs,
In Logan.
Mr.. and Ms. e. W Thompson a,
Salt Lake. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Pa.
ter and 2. W wilcox of Kansas civ
Mo. are visiting MI and Mr., Joast
Beck at their camp at Spring Den tbe
week.
Mrs. Mathews Of salt Like Is hs
guest Of Mrs. Ruth Kirkwoo1 tsI,
week.
Mr.. Farley Glover of Bingham Irro.
ton Is visiting friends iu Provo tbs
week.
Mrs. G. +. Loose delightil,ly enter.
tsined this afternoon IN honor n ben
son. Master Dean Il being his eighth
birthday anniversary. 4 merry line
Was enjoyed on the lawn. a umbiu.
Gus dinner was served.
Misses Ellie and Hazel How have 70.
turned homo after an absence of sone
weeks spent visiting rionls On DE
south.
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's Tour iho "aenroofed and nfs''
mar sun (" snnonee cloth Of the season
R '' cores and hounced and say trimmed straps The ''
| e huns closes with vide doilcbreasted BIG c
buttons are used and standing trimmings possible T @
emhaie every possible BIT feinuous trimming rt
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ogden Jliy 3. Nrs Van Are- "a,
hostess Thursday Afternoon 90 an CAB.
oiele Jplchoon r'ru ai the dir.nrro7m
r IN Wetet 0lth Covers were laid
ipi ID and t0tDn--1I.,r luncheon wa
served Throughout ihe afiernoon nj.
ano music vas dls-1uuad. Tho dining.
room was tasieu,ly decorated in mar.
gusrlies ard ribbons. the color scheme
beIng yellow ana white.
Miss Finn Lindsay entertained
"Wednesday evening 40 her home st,i
Aonnoe avenue On honor III Prof soulr.
Csoa. There were present q nurnhsr !,
n' PUPILS and friends and q right en-.
Jc}atie evening was rpcnt Al mugr
"''' 'in'I measures Dainty f'rfeh
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OMETHING OF AMERICAS CHIEF SOCIAL FEMININE LIGHT

ma IN Account "Bmre Functions
Other Member of Her
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The report that Miss Jean Reid.
The American ambassador daugh
ter. Is engaged 90 marry Lord Ache
son. elder son NJ the Earl 90 Cos
ford. and the Duchess Of Devon
shire's grandson, q again current IN
London. where Miss Reid BE- cstab-
hshed With her parents.
Despite the absence OF conarma-
ton the engagement Is accepted as
tact among friends o. boih parties
Who are seen i0Eelher evefyUnere.
Lord Achcson belnr "a regular ,isi-
'"t n Mf. Reia's rsadon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-28

Miss lmcy Van Colt has returned
from New York. after an absence Of
two years spent in study az The big
metropollr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-28

Mr.. Serene 70. futile and her chill
dTcn. who have spent the past three
months boz southern california, will De-
home TUESDAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-28

Ma 81 - save accompanied
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-28

Mrs. rs. w. Armstrong q I'm ogden
Tor a short VISIT with Mrs Ralph =
Hoag 40 the Virginia