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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-21
LOGAN.

Logan. July 20.-On Friday evening
last Mr.. and Mrs. John Christensen
entertained at cards in honor OF Miss
Julia Howe. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. sylvan Needham. Mr.. and Mrs,
Moses Thatcher Jr., Miss Florence
Miner Miss Rhsa Kicks, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs Preston
Thatcher, and Mrs. VIM. Hawell, Mr..
George Jorgensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Crockett. Mr. Geo 7. Thatcher and
Mr., Ben Carlisle
A number OF friends enjoyed tho hos
pitality Of Miss Elizabeth Wyant Oh
Saturday evening last Of a pleasant
social evening, complimentary 20 Miss
Wyant's guest. Miss Trip Of Calitor-
MIA. Those present were. Mrs. Wins.
Prof. and Mrs Ostien. Dr. and Mrs Yo-
der, Prof and Mrs Be1ell, Miss Grace
Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. n. Il Moore.
A party OF campers. who expect to
have Jolly time on a trip 20 Bear lake
are Mr.. and Mrs. II. G., Hanson, Miss
Josephine Thatcher. Miss Edna Daniels
and Messrs. Niels Hanson and Seth
Langton.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Whitney, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Thatcher returned
from delightful trip 10 Bear Lake
on Monday evening, the Salt Lakers re-
turning TO their home on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. w. Nibley and tn
Misses Nan and Alice Nibley, leave
Sunday FOR Europe and VIII remain for
three months.
Miss JUNE Blair Is spending a few
days In Salt Lake.
Miss Harriet Thatcher is the guest OF
Miss Florence Campbell In Salt Lake,
Mrs. d. II. Thomas entertained at a
very pleasant childrens party on Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Dora Wright is visiting in Lo-
gan as the guest Of Miss Julia Nibley.
Mrs. Leo Campbell and little son Bob
are visiting with relatives and friends
In salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thatcher and
children are having an outing al Soda
Springs.
Miss Estola Egbert. city recorder,
has gone 10 Bear Lake 20 spend her
summer vacation.
Mrs Norheet and children have re-
turned from an extended eastern visit
Miss Julia Howe has returned 10 Salt
Lake, after a pleasant visit TO Logan.
The Misses Ward Of Provo returned
to their home on Wednesday after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. Ramshaw.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Lafount are
visiting with friends In Pocatello.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

Brigham City, Utah July 2o.-EX-
/ Mayor II. c. Boden has gone into the
fruit shipping business.
Rees Stevens is moving into the house
lately occupied by Mr. II. X. Chase.
who has moved his family to Salt Lake
City.
Mrs. I.ottle Cozier and her pupils will
| give a concert In the tabernacle on the
evening Of the 2ith.
Or. A. W. Ensign has gone to Rex
burg Idaho and is so well satisfied
with the rapid development OF the
| country up there that he expects to
move his family there IN the near fu-
ture.
Mr. John S, Bingham, who has so
successfully taught In the Brigham City
schools for years has sold his home on
Main street 10 Mr.. Brokman, and has
moved TO Arrowville, where he will
take up farming and stock raising In
the summer time and be in charge Of
the Snowville schools during the school
season.
Boothe & Pelrce are closing out their
merchandise business on Main street.
The Hanson Mercantile Co. expect to
move into the building as soon as va
Gated.
The date NJ the Box Elder stake sun
day school excursion 10 Saltair has been
changed 10 Thursday, August 3.
At the meeting OF the board Of county
commissioners July II It was decided
70 build a bridge across Bear river.
west OF Honeyville. A number Of ap-
propriations were made for the repair
ing OF the roads In Box Elder county
Funeral services were held in the
Second ward meeting house Wednesday
afternoon over the remains OF Miss
Elsie Nielsen, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. c. Nielsen Of said ward. The young
lady had suffered for about four months
with kidney disease and dropsy and
death came as happy release from all
pain and suffering.
Mrs. NJ. @. Korth was severely IN
j1red Tuesday afternoon in a runaway
She and her husband were driving up
Main street in single rig when the
bride broke and the DIT dropped out OF
TIE horses mouth. However, Mr.. Korth
had no difficulty In stopping II. He got
out TO repair the damage. when the
animal became frightened and began
to runs Mr.. Korth was thrown 10 the
grounA which leff the horsa lnoe. "a
Mrs Korth In the buggy the horse
running as fast as II could. Al the
courthouse the buggy nearly tipped and
Mrs Rorth fell out and was badly
bruised about the head and shoulder.
She was carried 10 DR.. Pearses office.
where her Injuries we're attended 10.
No bones were broken and she Is now
getting along az we'll as could be ex-
pected. The horse was caught about
a block further Up the street.
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Miss Mamie Becsley az the Beesley
fruit farm I'm Pleasant View Thursday
evening. The drive and the charming
entertainment provided for the guests
were greatly appreciated and enjoyed,
and the session was voted one OF the
most pleasant IN the history OF the
club.
Mrs. G. A. Strickland Of Salt Lake
visited Provo friends this week.
Mrs. Alfred Van Dyke Of Salt Lake
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. II.
Hardy.
Mrs Priscilla Smith Of Salt Lake was
the guest u Mrs. Grace L. Cheeyer this
week.
Miss Bertha Anderson has gone 10
Fish Lake for few weeks outing.
Miss Maud Wright OF Menan, Ida,
Is visiting Miss Lydia knudsen.
Mrs Amelia Nelson is visiting her
sister, Mrs, c, NJ, Osterman at Sandy.
Miss Nettie Knudsen visited friends
IN salt Lake this week
Miss Erma Smoot is here from Salt
Lake, visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs a. o. smcot OF salt Lake is Wis.
ting relatives here Tomorrow she
and Miss Lou Nelson viii 90 to Spring
vile 10 attend a birthday sociable Civ
en- in honor OF her father Don C.
Huntington.
The Sixth ward Y. I. VI. l. A. Sewing
club held its session this week with
Mrs. W. z. S,oker Refreshments we're
served.
Mrs. Grace Wallack Of Pueblo. Colo.
formerly Miss Grace Bee OF this city. is
visiting relatives here and is a guest
al the home az her sister, Mrs Jane
Bee Jones. Mrs. Sarah Meek Of ogden.
and Mrs. Edith Whitney OF salt Lake
sisters Of Mrs Wallack were also here
this week meeting their sister and vis-
iting relatives IN Provo.
4. W. Smith and wife and son Robert
u salt Lake were the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. W. II. pusenbcrry Sunday
An ENJOYABLE birthday social was CIV
en- Monday evening az the home OF MIR
George $. Taylor. The guests passed
delightful evening with music. song
and games. Dainty refreshments were
served.
The many friends Of Miss Merriam
Nelke wiz be- pleased % learn OF her
being elected secretary Of the National
Speech Art association, formerly the
National E.ocuuonists. AZ the annual
convention held az Chautauqua. y. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Longbotham
entertained a few friends At dinner
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mattas Peterson entertained
about % " her young friends al a so.
cal Monday evening. Games Of various
kinds were enjoyed until a late hour
Refreshments were served.
Mr. George Theriott spent Friday and
Saturday In salt Lake City.
Mrs. n. J. W. Goddard entertained
few friends Friday afternoon.
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PROVO.

The most important social event Of
the week was the reception given by
he Woman's Republican club Monday
evening. at the residence OF the presi-
dent. Mrs. Mary j. Vincent Tn honor
Of senator SmOot The function was
attended by members Of the club and a
number OF Invited guests. and the eve
ming passed pleasantly with speeches
music. SONG and readings, and the dis
cussion of delicious refreshments
served on the lawn. The club colors,
red, white and blue, were prominent In
the decorations.
The Priscilla club met with Miss May
Thurman this week. The usual inter-
esting literary and art program was
rendered and dainty refreshments
served.
The Fifth ward juvenile choice gave
a most enjoyable sociable Thursday
night in honor OF their director, Prof
]. r. Boshard, at his home. 4 delight
ful evening was spent with music.
and song. and expressions ~ mutual
good viii and appreciation. Dainty re-
treshmeuts were served. The members
OF Tue RNhN INNhtlllfA flNAs D@elldl q
with a beautiful gold scarf pin as a
token OF their esteem.
Misses Ethel Smith. Sarah Giles, VI
late Elliott and Mrs Esther can Stew
art visited friends On SpringyIlle his
week
Or. and Mrs Fred W Taylor enter
tained al dinner wednesday, the oc-
caslon being Dr. Taylor's birthday an
niyersary.
Mrs. Ida Smoot Dusenberry is visit
Ing friends On Boise
Miss Delilah and Master Milton
Booth entertained a number of friends
AZ their home sunday evening
Misses Erma and Fay Loose enter
iatned "a number ~ friends az lake
party Monday night
Ms. II. :. pyue Is spending a wees
70 Bingham Junction
The Pa.las club was entertained by
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rived home yesterday from Washing.
ton. where they have been attending
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. W Il Tremaync and
daughter Hattie left this morning fof
Portland. San Francisco ana Los An
gcles 20 Doe gone about four weeks.
Miss Rehecoa Morris returned the
first Of the week from a six weeks vis-
Il with her mother 90 Los Angeles.
Mrs. oryin Morris and children are
home from Long Beach.
Mrs Lee Jones has gone TO Og Zen Tor
q three weeks visit
Mrs Lester Mccain. Jr.. returned 20
hsi home in Denver after "a five weeks
stay with friends In this city.
Mrs. T.. y. Withee left during the
week for Los Angeles 90 meet Or
Wthee Mrs Wi,hee has been visiting
per parents. Mr. and Mrs John Pike.
fcr the past few months.
4 party of girls. ohaper1nei hy Mrs
~ D. Cole of Los Angeles leave the
nrst OF the week for a few weeks il
Provo canyon. they are Miss Julia
welsh, Miss Ruby lee. Miss Grace shy.
de- and Miss Carrie snyder
AR ana Mrs PcreIvu O. Perkins ana
baby have gone go Upper Falls Tor a
couple % weeks
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The above is a picture OF Mr.. and
Mrs John D. Airmet who celebrated
their golden wedding on July IS. at the
residence, 237 q street. The children
and grandchildren Of the couple with
a number Of oId,ime and intimate
friends. assembled TO honor The veter-
ans who for 80 years have lived togeth-
er iu peace and happiness.
The party sat down to bounteous
spread ~ edibles, after pariaking Of
which the guests spent au enjoyable
evening with their hosts. singing, mu-
Size and storie. being The features Of
the evenings entertainment.
John ID, Airmet was born April %.
1894 ln Edinburgh. scotland he Joined
the Church Sept q. 1915 His wife.
who before her marriage was Ann NJ.
Sellers. saw the light Of day IN John.
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tuous wedding supper ws.
happy young couple r,l, ved. !
home IN Lehl. make :
Mrs. Charles Munns return.
nome at Garland TO-DAY ss,a-a 10 M
'ohseo visit with relatives bs-. pV
relatives. 'isitlng Leh
hr' and Mrs. William p W.,
r"ysoh are visiting relatives bsr.a o.!
Mrs Susan Whipple n, Sal.
pIe the eI sr rss', " 81, asr son. R. J. wSi se
MIS- Mary Waddams OF Lima 4,
mas been visiting her bro,bcr S19ht,
"hipplc, and friends. Laso,
MI. and Mrs. W. X. shar,
the engagement OF their -"aouce
Maggie, 10 William Larson. Osn'eT.
Della Smith OF poca;elo a.,
whiting friends here. '4aho' is
Mrs, NJ. A. Taylor is ylyy..
daughter Mrs T. r. Cutlsr her
Sugar City, Idaho ''''' IT, o.
Mrs' Lott a. Russon spent -,
OF the week with Provo friends '"s h'a
MT ana Mrs Edward En,i...
Eureka have been visiting LEX 'g ,-,i o.
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bride is the charming daughter Of Mrs
Caroline a. Fry of Eighteenth street
Mr. Farr Is the well known wholesale
and retail grain and commission mer
chant. and one of the most influential
business men Of the city They have
"a host 81 friends who viii join In wish
.ns them every possible Joy and
prosperity. They win make their home
ul Canyon road,
Mrs b. r. Thomas has as her guest
this summer Miss Esther earns Of Gen.
trail city Nebraska.
Or H. j. Powers left FOR California
This week, 10 spend few weeks pleas
uring.
Miss Josie Singleton, popular young
lady nt ogden. WAS married this week
TO l.. $. Davis a well known and high
ly respected young man OF ST. Anthony.
Idaho.
Miss Jessie Parkman and Miss Julia
Farney, two popular young ladies' Of
san Jose California. spent several days
in ogden tho guests Of William ]. Han
cock and family
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8{GoTNo

Lieutenant E. C. Mccullough and
wife, who have but recently returned
from the Philippine Islands are the
guests ~ Mrs e. ~ Forbes MIS- Nc
Cullough's mother
Miss josephine pcycrauv leaves the
FIRST ~ the week Cor Brighton 90 be
the guest ~ Miss Rose Howard.
Mr. and Mrs r. D.. Chcmcy have
gone to Blackioot Wyo, f0r months
nshing trip.
Z. C. Lee and wife have gone 60
long Beach. cal. fur "a months rest
Mr. and Mrs Amo. hale. ~ Mem-
Hais, Tenn were salt Lake visitors
for a few DAYS the past week. curowe
70 southern California.
Ms Don r. Cooy Is home again.
after a brief vist in los Angeles
Mrs Archie McMulen is entertain
INK Miss Nellie Magu.re Of ogden
W E. Vigus aui Roscoe Virus have
zone 10 Shoshone Falls Tor 90 days.
Hugh Doueall has gone 10 the Her
mitage for a weeks rest
Miss Lucy Van Colt Miss Laura Van
Colt. and Miss Belle Barton are home
from the east Miss Lucy Van Colt
mas been absent over year.
q !. hasenearth has returned from
~. Anthony. Idaho
among those who have taken cot.
Isves - Lpper Falls are Mr.. and ~.
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ston, Renfrewshlre, Scotland, April 49,
1884. She vas baptized into the Church
Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day saints
By her father. William Sellers April
H. 1874 She was married to John d.
Airmet IN shettleston. Lararkshire, by
Elder John Pymn, at that time presl-
dent OF the Glasgow conference. In
1866 the Airmets came to Utah, cross
ing the ocean IN the ship Albright
They came across the plains in Capt
J0hnstons train, and arrived In salt
Lake City Sept 2S
The worthy couple are the parents o.
n children six sons and five daughters.
Two sons and al, the daughters are
now living. They are John ;, and FL
Hot :. Airmet, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Dick,
Mrs. susan A. Winward, Mrs. Janette
Chalker born on the nlains), Mrs. An
ME White ard Mrs. Agnes A. Gill
There are % grandchildren and two
great grandchildren.
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being white ana green. which was car
Ned out very artisticaliy. From 1880
a. m. until noon elcnre was PLAYED. the
prlzes were awarded TO Mrs. Allison,
Mrs. X. G, Bikelow and Mrs Rove
After cards an elaborate breaNasl
was served The place iof each gees.
at The table was designated bs a sudH
bouquet Of sweet peas tied Win green
ribbon with the name OF eacn guest
Mrs and Miss Fitzgerald We're assisted
lu entertaining by Miss Joyce, MISS
SnenceI Miss MaIoney and Miss Dom
asuy. Throughout the entire morning
"a guitar ana mandolin GLIB dlst0ulsed
sweet strains OF music The invited
guests were. ACsdaMcs. Bowman
ellison. Smith, Carr Dee fa1ikers0n'
ID n prery. ST.. Kguyol. j. ;. Lewis.
DaIrmp.e. Hurst REYNOLDS. Matson'
Lewis Armstrong bratz hoskat EyeI,
Kallsn Nhalon Lynca, McCo'nick'
A. +. Blgeiow II. g.. Bigel5w, Aalone,
EuHcu Joseph Peer Ad Kuhn, Ape
Kuhn Browning. Neuberger Mckenna.
Cor.sN Rowe. Horn. J. g. Nye J. N.
Nye. Hess. Kerr Harris Drigss Bar
son Paine. H0ag Brick, Larkin. \ 7.
Wright. Grant. Wterry Wright. Hall,
HibOg Wherry. Hume. Mai0uey, Spen-
Ger Haywood. Cannon, Kimball, Beck
~. GIN. Eccles. Van Allen. Conroy.
Patton. cullen Nelson. Francis, Lord,
wood. Manson. McGinlcy Horace
P-ery. Joyce. Shealey Parmley OF
salt Lake Mrs. Allison. Mrs Hanson.
Misses. Kiesel Green. Bemis, Ireland
and Eddy
Miss Mayme Garter and Miss May
Colroy have gone 20 salt Lake city
TO spend q week visiting with friends
William ~ Hughes OF the Journal
stan is visiting in salt Lake with his
parents and fderda 10, a few days.
AZ The home ot Mr and Mrs. George
p. Cross. 36j Twe1ty-n.ntn street
Wednesday evening their only daugh-
tor Miss Mabel A. Cross, was mar
r'od to Mr. lea Is Williams Bishop ID.
q Ensign Of the First ward officiating
DO the ceremony delightful recep-
ton WAS tenGared the happy yong
couple watch was largely attended by
relatives and friends and they Ic-
esNed many beautiful presents. A
bounteous wedding supper was served
The home was tastefully decorated
with cut flowers and p0tteG plants
The contracting parties are amon-
Ogden's most popular Young people
The bride is charming young lady
and The groom BE- a trusted erploye Of
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+ 5. snelgro.e, salt Lake. Mr and
Mrs. Warren McAdau- Mrs. ]. H..
Lawrence and Mr.. Heiernal. Eureka.
Mrs. r. 4. Green and son have gone
10 visit Mr, W. Ii. Rowe near Cornne,
Utah.
Mrs. Joyce ana Ara Frances joyce
are visiting In this city Tor a few days.
Mr and Mrs " Z. crtzer and
daughters the Misses Bess, Dorothy
and Helena. are spending a Few weeks
In Provo Canyon.
Miss Hazel Tomllnson and Mss Car
RE Atkins leave the FIRST Of the week
FOR a short outing at Wasatch
Mrs. A. J. Weber and daughter VII
remain at Long Beach TO- the rest o.
the summer.
Rev. Benjamin Young and family
viii return next week from Provo cane
yon, where they have been enjoying
an outing.
Miss Mabel LAM "a deaconess OF the
Methodist church in this city for two
years. win remove L. q few DAYS %
San Francisco. where she VIII remain
permanently
Mrs. y. j. ID children NJ
Provo and Mr Pirates Dunyou ana
children OF Salt Lake me CD be- found
HH.U. ~.
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The time Is ON for sales. 50
skip right along and make 'or
this port. Before leaving on you,
vacation trip insure your peace o.
mind while away by attending 70
the carpets and rugs and ONE,
things that need cleaning so lnaI
when you return everything WIZ
be fresh and dandy. Our new
carpet cleaning plant al warm
Springs is thoroughly SANITARY
and modern. We do house Clean
ing in all branches, also painting
tintlng and kaIsomlnlng.
tional House Cleaning Co. 81 Z
Isis 81. Both 'phYles.
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LEHI.

Tuesday evening the First ward choir
were entertained at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. " j. Whipple. About 40 PEI.
sons were present, The evei/ig was
spent with an lmpromptu program
playing games and partaking OF dainty
refreshments. The lawn was In M
with Chinese lanterns and electric
lights
Thursday evening Mrs Eva Merrili
most pleasantly entertained the officers
Of the Second ward NJ l. A. at her
home
The amusement committee OF tho
Second ward ls busy planning A har.
vest festival which viii begin in the
near future
Mr.. and Mrs A, {. Thorne OF Sal,
Lake City are visiting Mr. and Mrs. s
l. Wells
Prof. J. II. Coombs Of Salt Lake CIV
vas shaking hands with Lehi friend,
Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. +. Cutler is spending the weak
with Salt Lake relatives.
Mrs John McAfee Of salt Lak, cs,y
e visiting her mother, Mira Jos.nh
Broadbeui. ''
Mrs, francelle o'Bren Of Salt LAX.
Is visiting Lehi friends.
Mr.. and Mrs W, W, sou,hvo-,h
spen, Wednesday with Salt Iaks
friends.
thursday evening Of last week Miss
Lexia Trane and lawrence Briggs w.
OF our prominent young people were
married al the home Of Mr. ana Mrs
William Chapman. American Fork. NV
Pres. :. l. Chipman Many relatives
and friends were present The hons,
vas beautifully decorated snd sumr
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The Rocky Mountain Bell Teiephop,
company They will make their HON,
on Tweutv-ninth street The invited
guests were Bishop d. n. Ensign and
wife. George T. Cross and wife. Freg
W Cross and wife. Dell Duncan and
wife Mrs, Avis Cross. George WiDiams
ana wife John Threlheld and wife
John II. Dale and wife OF salt Lake
pe.lis Williams. ; L. Ives and wife
W. j. Criicnlow and wife VIM Halgh
- WIS W. stone. Mrs. W. Kent. John
fei'Tfon. Misses Jane Hamer Of salt
LAKE Minnie and Clara Duncan, Flor
ence Buirey Marvel Yes
Next Tuesday the Dlx-Loean Pos.
@. \. r and the W r. c. will have a.
outing ai the Hermitage in Ogdt
canyon
Judge James A. NIaer Of Salt Lab.
CITY spent the week iu OEden canyon
Mrs Barlow Wilson and Miss Dur,
nave zone 10 California % visit for d
month
Mrs =. ~ Hess was hostess vester.
rS5 '.,,t noon .l az most delightful
49,, .s t.o'll sN.. ar her home lr
49, 49, v. seesl. BITS ]. VI. Kerr. OF
49,, Na'lIoi hla' There were
49,. l..k' iluinu-r or guests. who
sr5 ZIP p.eas"pl time at cards
49, 49, '''sui \ delicious lunch
s,-,,,l...,,, .l9 sweet vocal and IN
go .',.l ,'.ut'c vas ENJOYED. some
s'' ''''' 1'''r' ''Ie maintained
A.
al. 's iea SANFORD and daughter. Miss
i.i,,l '' ,.,,ly' colorado are visiting
Oh" 'h1'H htnIF 'NIier and family
,.,-..
gus ElA slin. aon ana Joseph sch0-
~ -, Two lo4ulaF young people o.
h''leI' were married this week
i.,. ,,t.h ~ has ncen visit
,,,,,. ll.,''. ~ foiiiand' oregon
'''N''eu nome ~. week.
49, H..,n '.'A.n returned home
-',..i. ..v.l 4ieas NJ visit with
'''''''s "' N"!S'I'le. Davis county.
A,n..h-..
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TIE lAReER X
We -.r.s.- .''-rrv's, sf5r--g-v-is-,i
OGDEN

ogden. Utah. Jl,y .l.-One Of the
most brilliant social functions o. The
season was given Tuesday when Mrs
7 5 Fitzgerald and daughter. Rather
Inc. entertained a. a sumptuous break.
fast IN honor OF Mrs. George T. Nc
Cabe q WASHINGTON D. c. daughter
% Mrs FitEgerald. who Is visiting DO
ogden with her relatives for the sum.
mer The parlors and dining rooms
were most beautifully decorated with
sweet peas and forms the colo. achcme
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Black satin coats for the short quite most ua
things Of motor fashions That they without question and
that teg modelled elegant lines matter for which
most people viii be deyouy thankful illustrated made OF This
regal material double breasted pearl buttons The peck
els are Mapped and buued while oyster gray messn six
tonrg quite high to pearl Of the buttons
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Are A. y. Mckay n salt Lake CITY
spent The week IN ogden canyon al
the Hermitage hotel
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Wednesday % the SAT- take tesnpl.
Two of orden's most rromincn, people
Miss clare fir 'nf Mr. Winslow Far.
le no r-il1-k Tn
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Thursday evening Mrs. Eva Merrlu
most pleasantly entertained the officers
Of the Second ward NJ. /. A. AT her
home.
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An appealing breakfast dish ls nrs-
nared in the following manner m
Thin slices OF bacon a llght brown tui
not crisp. Place two strips ot bacon
on each slice ~ toast. lay IN par
break over each slice Of toast an tss
md bake for a few minutes
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The marriage Of Miss Clella Me.
Grady and David A. Nelson. which
= * place on Wednesday at high noon
AZ the largest event OF the week. The
young couple left on the evening train
ioi the Pacific coast 10 be gone about
eiy weeks. On their return they will
make their home In this city.
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The amusement committee OF the
Second ward ls busy planning a har.
vest festival, which viii begin in the
near future