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brides cousin. Pink and white roses
and ferns were used In the decorations
wiki pretty effect. the parlor being es-
pccialiy attractive The brides gown
was of white silk cloth with lace trim
mIugs and she carried boquet Of
white carnations Her bridesmaid
Miss Minnie Ray, was goWned In Nile
green and carried pink carnations
Presley J. Guio was best man. Appro-
PIRATE bridal music was furnished by
Miss Ehla Barker Those assisting AZ
The reception were the Misses Booth
shepherd Harrington. Brown and XII
grow After August IS yr. and Mrs
Gentry VIII be- 40 home TO their friends
az "a east Eighth South street.
Miss Bertha May and Charles Castle
ton We're married on Wednesday az the
brides home. With David 81. smith off,
chatting The decorations were profuse
and beautiful. and about "a hundred
guests were present The bride wore
@ charming and becoming wedding
costume and was attended by her SIS
ter Miss Eva May George Castlcton
was best man. The bride and groom
VIII make their home ln Colorado
where me best wishes Of their friends
win follow them.
a pretty wedding ~ the week was
that ~ Miss Maud Cahoon of Murray
and Mr Robert l. Gase. the ceremony
being performed on Wednesday at the
home Of the bride. with Rev. n. r.
Talbot Officiating and large recep-
ton following for the relatives and
friends. Roses and other spring now-
ers were used lu profus.on. and the
bride was attended hy her sister, Miss
Ethel Cahoon while little Gladys Ca
hOon was ringhearer and MI Walter
Bislcy best man. Refreshments were
served On the prcttily decorated dining
room, a number oi intimate friends as
sistinF Mr. and Mrs GIass will re-
side in Iowa city after a brief brid1l
Trip iD the east
one Of the uretiest June weddings
Was that of Miss Louise May Brewster
sn1 Mr Alex u Oblad which was
solemnIzed 90 the temple last Wednes-
day The ceremony was performed
by President John r. Winder IN the
evening q large reception was given 40
%, home Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs r Brewster $50 Sixth street.
The rooms were artistically and elab-
orBtely decorated In vines and flowers
The lawns were decorated with electric
lights and national colors. and music
was furnished throughout tho evening
by au orchestra The bride was beau.
tifuIly goWned in white lawn with lace
trimmings Tables were spread for 81
guests Many beautiful and useful
presents were received. Both have the
wishes NJ their many friends Tor a
happy life Nj and Mrs. 4. a. Oblad
win be Al home 90 their friends 40 e2l
Blaine avenue after July IS.
Mr and Mrs. Robert r. Anderson
announce the engagement ~ their
i8urhtcr Beatrice to y. Alvin Peterson.
The wedding 90 take place lu July
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ILLINOIS PRODUCES PERFECT SCHOOLGIRL.

Illinois produced schoolgirl
Miss Charlotte Anderson her gradu
during school life
never examinations
ahead Of the Here the things she did
do
Never missed day Of attendance; late oca never
school received kept in
for failed her home work"
Miss Anderson viii fall Northwestern university
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PROVO.


Provo June 5o-The wedding RECIPE
+ tom gwen Thursday evening 10 the
] ONE ~ Mr.. and Mrs James F. Dunn
/ iu honor ~ their daughter Maud ana
/ Joseph a. Passey. who were Marie,
/ WEDNESDAY Do the salt Lake temple.
/ was attended by many friends of Nr.
/ and Mrs. Plssey, and q delightful eve
/ ming VAS spent 40 wedding festivitles
! \ sump.tcus supper vas served. Many
/ bo1uiifui presents were received By Mr.
/ and Mr. Passey. who are dosevelly
popular young people.
Mr and Mrs. James Clayton gave q
/ wedding reception Friday evening in
honor a. the marriage N Miss Ada
. Sharrer and Raymond n. Clayton.
Nhirn was solemnized In the salt Lake
temple Wednesday. Many guests o..
/ j0yed the occasion, and good wishes
AND congratulations we're shoWerel or
the happy couple. Many valuable pres
erts were received. a delicious fuIpel
was sONed.
The Priscilla club met This week wi.h
Misses allie and Fern Smoot eni0y ua
the usual interesting program. Dainty
refreshments were served The club
and q few Invited guests win 90 90 the
canyon foi an outing today.
Tile Palias club met Friday evening
WIKI Miss Eva Ward After the readi-
ton az The program a social sessil,,
was hel1 and delicious refreshments
served
Tho tabernacle choir viii give q lawn
festival this evening on the tabernacle
grounds In honor OF Alma paXman. who
VII soon leave on a mission % the
Middle States An interesting program
has been prepared. Refreshments viii
be served
Mrs Olive Bean entertained The
teachers ~ the Fifth ward Relief 80.
ciety an her home on the Pean farm
IN Pleasant View Monday afternoon.
The occasion vas a very ENJOYABLE one
Tor an participants
Mrs Hannah Arr0vsmith has re-
turned from a Visit 90 her daughter,
Mrs. WiIbert Peay
The ladies Of the Methodist church
gave a very enjoyable strawberry fs-.
tival sunday evening al the home Of
Mrs J. W. Weeier on Provo Bench.
attended by many people from the city
and vicinity.
Friday evening the ladies of the Con-
grt gationai church and a large number
% friends enjoyed a delightful evening
az the home 81 Mr.. and Mrs John Ward
" Pleasant View. where strawberry
festival was given.
Several young people went 10 spanish
Fork Thursday evening 70 attend The
reception given by the gronm's parents
ln honor u the marriage Of Mss Sarah
Honey Of this city and J. oven Rove Of
Spanish Fork
Miss Ella Larsen has returned from
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Mrs F. s. Bascom and Mrs p. B
Critchlow entertained GOO n l,,rNll'h on
wednesday boz honor oi Mis. L,s,tl
McLaiu OF chicago nfinE ..','el 10y
ford the adar being O. most interest
Ing one
Mrs A. s. Bower entertained inform
ally 40 luncheon yesterday, ilo table
being effectively decorated ana % hum-
Der 0f personal friends enjoying the
0fair.
a pretty crcni ~ yesterday was ne
tea given by Mrs o. M. Forbes in
honor W her daughter. Mrs. g. d. NC
CuiIough. ne rooms being ofIihi WIN
flowers and % number of friends as
MISS Jenna kui Gcd4ea '0'0f. alHou
az 9 luncheon 40 The County cuo yes
tCrd1y DOB honor of Miss Mary Moore
her table being pretdiy decorated ana
about O. dozen girl friends paruclpit-
Ing.
Mrs. Blood and Mr ana Mrs Johu
~ H'l7''' "'. rN
dinner given hg SIR. and Mrs W. S.
Lamb on Thursday night Ia France
roses being used iu the decorations
and covers laid Tor SIX
Mrs. H. O.. Edwards was hostess nt
delightful card party yesterday
on Thursday Mrs. q. =. smell enter
Of her sister Miss May Price ODE table
being a picture boz its effective dcr0ra-
tons. Tho cenierplecc was a mound
81 red ana While roses ana extending
Freamors ~ ribbons Boo the same
shades, wllile me place cards we're we'd
ding bells Covers were lana Tor dgh-
teen
MIS- \. ~ Mckay gave n box party
AZ inc prpheum ON Thursday her
guests numbering bout "a dozen.
delightful tea on Thursday given BOO
honor OF Mrs. John Longmald who is
the guest OF tho Shermans June roses
were used IN profuslon. and a large
number were present
Miss Mary Moore was guest OF honor
NJ pleasant affair on Thursday at
the Country club, her hostess being
Miss May keryin and the entertainment
a ca. Red roses were used in abund-
ance, and assisting were Mrs. j. B.
Cosgrlh. Miss Margaret scallon ana
Miss Mary Smedley.
Mrs Elliott r. kimhsU was hostess
at a most delightful card party last
night large number n friends en-
Joying the event. 1
a large number ~ box parties have
been given az the Orphoum this week
the boxes ON Thursday night being
filled' and q number OF large parties
torlum. Miss Beatrice o'conuor and
MISS Elsie Scneid were among me
hosiesseS OF me week. ana Mr Carl
Scheid mas given number oi parties
~. -, ~, .,,
+. Holmes entertained at dinner about
haif dozen guests being present The
tahle was bflghl Wiin flowers. as were !
The rooms. and the place cards hand
painted japanese designs.
A unique affair N Thursday was the |
Mailer Of cleveland who with party |
10 GeStcrSie O ood co,o 1 a 5n olsi aS5.
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(oMlNGS4~o "a
S4GoTNo'

Mr. ana Mrs James O. Mcdonald
have returned from their wedding uip
% southern California. and are 40
home. q cast Fourth South
Mrs George n. Sutherland and
daughter. Miss Faith sutherland. have
retained from Washington, and Tor TIE
present are az whitehall
Miss Beth Crltchl0w has retuws
from wellesley. ara il az home az s50
south seventh East sl,eei
Mrs y &. Cary has gone 10 join Mr.
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W.. ,s---T... -, -,I-,l-..s-s
OGDEN.

The home VI Mr and Mrs Joseph
Severn 2325 Jefferson avenue was The
scene Wednesday morning OF a pretty
but quiet wedding when their laugh-
ter. Miss Bessie Severn was married
90 Prof william y. Peterson The
ceremony was performed in tho pref
tily decorated uari0rs 40 the presence
81 only the relatives ~ the contract
ING parties. Rev L. T. Goshen ~
the congregational church. salt Lake
City. officiating a bountcous wedding
breakfast was served and the happy
couple left on Che Los Angeles limited
for California where they win spend
their honeymoon returning 90 ogden
hy Aus J. where they viii be az home
az 2l4S jefferson avenue The bride h
q young lady NJ charming personality
and popular school teacher. who
taught last year az the Plain City
school The groom Is the county sup
erInttndcnt Of public schools ~ Weber
county and q highly esteemed young
man.
Miss Kitty Fitzgerald was hostess
~ "a talb-ho party given through og-
den canyon "wednesday evening which
was enjoyed by a number of her
young friends
Miss Jullcite Flygare left ogden
Wednesday fof New York where she
VIII spend the summer visiting with
her sister Mrs Richard Cogan
The Weber ttake religion classes
held their annual outing AZ the Her.
mitagc wednesday June %. which
Was participated ln By a large crowd
and q very delightful afternoon and
evening was spent az various games
music and dancing 4 dainty lunch
was served IN the grove.
j. p Lippincou and wife NJ PITTS.
burg, Pennsylvania arc visiting 40 Og.
den with their son Charles Lipnincoit
Miss Myrtle Stewart. a charming
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The Priscilla club met This week wi.h
Misses ALE and Fern Smoot enioy ua
the usual interesting program. DAINTY
refreshments were served The club
and q few Invited guests win 90 90 the
canyon foi an outing today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30

Several young people went 10 Spanish
Fork Thursday evening 70 attend The
reception given by the groom's parents
Do honor q the marriage Of Miss Sarah
Honey Of This city and J. owen Rove Of
Spanish Fork
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30

j. p. Lippincoit and wife ~ PITTS.
burg, Pennsylvania arc visiting in Og.
den with their son Charles Lippincoti
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Friday evening The ladies of the con.
grtgstionai church and a large number
% friends enjoyed a delightful evening
az the home 81 Mr. and Mrs John Ward
" Pleasant View. whore a strawberry
festival was given.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30

Miss Kitty Fitzgerald was hostess
of talb-ho party given through Os-
den canyon Wednesday evening. which
was cnjoyet by a number Of her
young friends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30

Tho tabernacle choir viii give q lawn
festival this evening on the tabernacle
grounds In honor OF Alma paxman. who
VIII soon leave on a mission % the
Middle States. An interesting program
has been prepared Refreshments viii
BE- served
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30

Miss Dot Pitt who has been study
ing music for two years IN Paris and
New York, has returned home 10
spend her summer vacation. but viii
IN September either accept a position
with Victor Herbert or Sousa as piano
soloist and accompanlst. both offers
being natterlng propositions for Miss
Pitt who Is a very talented artist on
the piano.
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The ladies' Of The Methodist church
gave a very enjoyable strawberry fa-.
tivai sunday evening al the home Of
Mrs j. W. Weeier on Provo Bench.
attended hy many people from the city
and vicinity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30

Mr and Mrs. Robert r. Anderson
announce the engagement ~ their
daughter Beatrice Co y. Alvin Peterson.
he wedding 90 take place In July.
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Mrs Olive Bean entertained the
teachers n the Fifth ward Relief 50.
ciety an her home on the Bean farm
IN Pleasant View Monday afternoon.
The occasion was a very enjoyable one
Tor an participants
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Tile Palias club met Friday evening
WIKI Miss Eva Ward After the readi-
ton az the program a social sessilr
was hele and delicious refreshments
served
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Mrs. Hannah Arr0Nsmith has re-
turned from a visit 90 her daughter,
Mrs. Wilhert peay.
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Branch Offices:
NORTHWEST BRANCHES.
Gentner's Drug Store. 18th and U sm
Portman's Drug Store. 14th and r. !. ave;
Iupton's Drug Store, Vermont ave. and 8 q
hass Drug Ss%. s sss and aos pa r. .,
Herbsts Drug Store. 25th and Pa. ave-
Crisvelrs Drug Store. Tth and sts.
Postal Teie eaph 9 9%e sia PeDna. ave-
Postal Telegraph once. 9Th and SIS; tim
KANT nsls san. GS Rssa
interior Dep, stS .t.. TeiesTsps os,ss.
Commercial Bank bldg, Telegraph once.
Corridor U. 8. Capitol.
Grier Grer,s Pbarm.ey. 9TH n j s. a rs
Goldenberg's Department Store Si<-@o ~.
St. Bureau OF Information. 49,.
The Hutchins Kenner Drug Co.. 11th Vus.
hOu.s r B. Csstcl F PSar%scist 800 18th st
GEoRGETowN:
0.Donnell,s Drug Store. s2d and = n 81 So
O'Donnelrs Drug Store. 32d and U su.
Adams Express Once. 1222 SD St
Pride's Pharmacy. 2sth and SIS.
NORTHEAST:
Kenealy's Pharmacy. N. Capitol and l 70
Haley's Pharmacy, 18th and r. Ca2ttoa ~
Milburn's Pharmacy. 18th and Fl SITS:
Buffers Pharmacy. 4th and Stanton place.
SOUTHEAST:
Bradley's Drug Store. sth and e SITS.
O'Donnelrs Drug Store Sd and Pa. aVe'
SOUTHWEST:
Sullivan's Drug Store 7th and d sta.
Eleventh Street Wharf OBren d Hall
Cbas. S. Walter. eDt AZ Ut.
ANACoSTIA:
c. G. Lohr. Is Monroe St
ALEXANDRIA:
A. s. Donirhan T27 King st.
BRIGHTWOoD, D. C.:
VIM. Thomas, Erightwood ave. and Long
fellow st.
TENLEYTowN. D. O.;
Andrew Burga Druggist.
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AS 11th NV, I'd q $4,000 217 G NV, IT, b. . 2I so
1922 H ave NV. Is 1925 1877 e Cap,
rooms 4 8 baths. SO 6r. b............ Is so
1O62 Mass ave NV, 10 no 4th $500. 70. So
and bath. 80. so 120S 10 ne. II. 90
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2132 L. Or, b. ami. .45- 20
1921 22d. 11r, b. ami .40-15
2323 Pa av. Tor. b. .35. So
2S17 o. ". b. fur. "a so
2210 81, Or, b, lat. 30. 20
997 23d. Sr. b. eel. 30 81
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2S13 @, 7r. b, eel. 30. 30
e49 18th. Or. b. lat. 30. %
1870 Pa av. Sr, b. .8.50
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951 25th. Or, b, lat. q. 80
24S3 X, n. b. lat. 20
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cit Esd. 7r, b. lat. n 50
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11s5 Goth, Or, w....m. 20
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q I'd ne. 5r. b. 20. 90
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IMPROVED AND UNIMPROvED PROPERTY
,,o>,,, FOB SALE.
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THE HANOVER FIRE ms CO. OF NEW YORK.
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WILL BUILD LOCK CANAL
Congress Won't Determine Style of
Waterway hcT3cs Isthmus.
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Amount Needed TO Continue construc
ton Of Canal During the Next Fiscal
Year. Gaecd en- Eighty-five Foot
Level
Washlneton. May 3-Conercss is not
likely 10 pass legislation determining
the type of canal to Boz constructed
across the la'hmus OF Panama AL
THOUGH no vote was taken. that was thf
dr.ft of q discussion by tine senate COM
mittce ON inter-oceanic canals. Tho
sentiment expressed by am oyerwhelm-
lnv majority of the committee was thai
the present law the Spooncr act in-
tended To- provide for lock canal. and
that couero s.. having once decided this
question. should NOT alter its decision
especially as the administration charged
with tho construction fayors That plan
The senators who were pronounced
I'm their support ~ the administration
which desires 10 build canal in COM
,.iior.o with the plans recommended
49, a.. r,inority of the hoard Of con-
~, on.in.,rs wero Willard. Knox.
,,1.,',.. e,n,,o,e and plan sena-
' ,'r me- r..t'a and Artonv if IS said.
probably viii vote in the same way.
49,, Ei,,r,doo and raliaforro spoke
-, 60. - ~ ... torol anal while
ID" '.'D' -, VS. 49,, ,.a, d.. nroforred
''''''''''' '" ''' ',''. ... ' ,..,i,od ma, ~
"'a '"" i''"' '''. an
'o,e %" ''' ''''''" 1' ''' t.. manu-
~ '''', ..a.,.,.r 81, CON.
V'''''.'''a .. - 49,. ..o,.,,n,,.,t of tho
NV, ''| .us r r. h.liorod that m
''''',' .......,.., Ton q vote will
-. 49,. 90 ..,..r. a. lin nm tho
,... 81 mol D.',ro the discussion
e..r..,,,, ,,.rt,s ronort was onotod. as
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president Addresses Deaf Mutes.

Washington. May 3. - President
Roosevelt was the guest for an hour at
the Columbian Institution for the Deaf
and Dumb at Kendall Green. this city,
on the annual occasion OF the presenta-
ton OF candidates for degrees There
wero oratiors ly five of the young men,
including one by Thure Lindstrom, OF
Washington state. on the Panama ca
nal. which concluded with an address
directed to the president. expressing
the gratitude Of the students for what
the national government had done in
behalf of the institution. The presi-
dent addressed the candidates. compli-
menting them and manifesting his
great interest in their work