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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-13

sense to her aid and strOve 10 Danish
the young mans image from her mind.
The task was more difficult than she
thought
week later Lorn and his pawning
of the book were recalled to her mind
by a stranger who entered the shop
shortly after midday. This man was
short, stout, elderly, and vulgar. He
was much excited and spoke badly. as
Hagar noted when he laid down pawn
ticket number eight hundred and TWEEN
ty on the counter.
" Ere girl" said he in rough tones
gimme the book this tickets for"
You come from Mr.. LOrn2 - asked
Hagar, remembering the Dante
Yes; he wants that book. There's
the brass Sharp, now. young wOmani"
Hagar made no move to get the vol
ume, or even TO take the money. In
stead of doing either, she asked ques-
ton. us Mr.. LOrn III that he could
not come himself?" she demanded,
looking keenly at the mans coarse face
NO; but I've bought the pawn tick
ct off him. Ere, gimme the book"
Il cannot at present. replied Hagar
who did not trust the looks Of this man
and who wished, moreover to see Etus-
tace again.
'Dasn yer impertinance! Why not?,
Because you did not pawn the
Dante; and as it is a valuable book, I
might get into trouble # I gave 1t into
wei. I'm b1est! There's the ticketl''
80 I see; but how do I know the
way you became possessed Of st?"
'fIorn gave II me-" said the man
suikily, land want the Dante"'
I'm sorry for that retorted Hagar,
certain that all was not right. for no
one but Mr. Lorn shall get st. If he
| isn't i'll, let him come and receive it
/ from me-
/ The man swore and completely lost
/ his temper-a fact which did not dis
well clear out" she said coldly. Il
| have said that you shan't have the
book, so that closes the question
''I'll call in the police!''
DO so; there's a station five min
utes' walk from here"
COMPOUNDED by her coolnes, the man
snatched up the pawn ticket and
stamped out of the shop I'm rage.
Hagar took down the Dante. looked at
/ 1t carefully, and considered the posi-
! ton. Clearly there was something
wrong, and Eustace was IN trouble,
else why should he send a stranger to
such store? In an ordinary case, Ha-
gar might have received the ticket and
money without a qualm, so long as she
was acting rightly in a legal sense, but
! Eustace Lorn interested her strangely
| why, she could not guess-and she
was anxious TO guard bis interests
/ Moreover, the emissary possessed an
Enthusiastically face and looked a man
capable, If not of crime, at least of
treachery. How he had obtained the
ticket could only be explained by its
owner; so, after some cogitation, Ha-
gar sent a message to Lorn. The gist
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LOGAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Nebeker gave de-
lightfuI musicale and social on Satur-
day evening. Miss Oliver, Miss Eva Neb-
eker and Mr. James Jardine rendered
instrumental and vocal selections. Cards
games etc, formed the social features.
Refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Chrlstlansen en-
tertained on Friday evening at cards.
High five and euchre were the games A
fine supper was served in the early even
ing and then cards occupied the time
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Crockett left for
California on Tuesday. They will spend
several weeks in visiting there.
c. E. Lloyd Of Ogden spent part Of the
week in Logan.
Miss Minnie Duncan returned this week
u Salt Lake after a pleasant visit with
her mother, Mrs. Collett-
Mr.. and Mrs. H: c Hansen started
Monday for San Francisco, where they
will spend the next three or four months
with relatives
Mrs. G. w. Lufkin went to Hood River.
Ore, this week to visit her daughter,
John Rust returned this week from
Switzerland, where he spent two years
as a missionary.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smart left for
the Pacific Coast this week, where they
will spend a month or more in pleasure
w W. Ritter of Salt Lake City, was
with Logan relatives this week.
President William Bulge of Paris, Ida,
visited on Wednesday with his sons, the
Drs D. G. and T. B. Bulge.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Palmer are visit
ing relatives in Los Angeles.
Miss Vienna McAfister left here Thurs
day for Ogden, where she was Joined by
her brother. Lieutenant ]. A. McAlister.
and with whom she proceeded to Monte
rev, Cal, to visit friends.
Joseph E Wilson, jT.. returned Tues
day from a trip to Milwaukee.
Attorney p. +. Keeler, who has been
rusticating in GoIdfieId for some time
past came home this week.
| Frank DusenberTy stopped off in Lo-
gan this week to visit friends, while on
his way from Telluride, Colo, to Dinglc'
Bishop ]. E. Carbon and family left
here Wednesday for Ocean Park, Cal,
where they will spend couple of months.
Thomas Griffin of Richmond spent part
of the week as the guest of his son, j.
P. Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Cardwell of Tue
son. New. are in Logan on visit to
relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farr entertained
on Monday evening in honor of Mr.. W.
D. Wright. The evening was spent III
various social paStimes and refreshments
were served.
The Agricultural College Woman's club
gave another of its charming socials on
Friday night at the Eliason home.
Mrs Lucille Davenport of Hood River,
after spending a pleasant visit with her
friends here.
E f. AmuSSen came up from Salt Lake
this week to visit friends.
G. England visited in Salt Lake dur
ing the week.
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John H. Hougaard. who is at ST. Mark 5
hospital, having had an operation for
appendicitis performed. is recovering rap
idly
The Manti opera house management
give matinees every Saturday evening
The ladies of the Literary club visited
the bowling alley during the week upon
invitation of the proprietor
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Cunliffe left for
their home in La Grande, Ore. after
spending a month with relatives at
Manti.
Mrs. Charlotte Evans and Miss Fran
ces Paxman came from Nephi during
the week to visit relatives and friends
The Y. NJ. and Y. L. NJ. I. A. confer
ence of the South Sanpete stake will DE
held in this city. Jan. IS.
The quarterly conference of the South
Sanpete stake will be held. commencing
Feb. 5 next.
The Commercial club members enter
tanned at the club rooms Thursday even
ing. Card playing, musical selections,
recitatiOnS and various other amuSe-
ments made for the guests an enjoyable
venenins.
The South Ward Sunday school gave
a social and dance at the Assembly hall
Tuesday evening last to defray ward eX-
penSeS.
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BINGHAM,

The Misses Myrtle Christensen and
Myrtle Marcus planned a delightful sur
prise party Saturday evening in honor
of Miss Martha Evans sixteenth birth
day. The cosy home of Mr. and Mrs.
Evans was artistically decorated in holly
branches in celebration of this occasion.
The young people spent a jolly time in
playing pit finch, whist and numerous
other games. An elaborate menu was
served to about thirty guests.
The Rathbone Sisters will serve tea
Tuesday afternoon, Jan. %, at the home
of Mrs. w. w. BreckOn for the good of
the order.
Miss Rena Crawford has returned from
parents in Rawlins, Utah.
Miss McDonough spent Saturday in
Zion.
Mrs. V. B. Jones was at the city Fri
day.
Mrs. w H Dunn has returned from a
brief jaunt TO the city.
Mrs. A. L. Heaston and daughter were
outgoing pilgrims for the city Sunday
Mrs. Forest Darrenangue was among
city visitors during the week
Mrs. Charlie Booth of Highland Boy
has returned from Larnard, Kan, where
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Herrick had for
their house guests Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Stokes Of West Jordan.
Dave Lennon was over from Stockton
the latter part of the week shaking
hands with old friends.
Mrs. Frank Gebeaut is over from
Stockton the guest of her sisters the
Misses Coakley and Mrs. C. L. Country
man
Mrs Minnette, chairman of the literary
section of the Woman's Unity club has
chosen for her next subject for debate
Beauty VS. Brains" This meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Nina jump
son, Feb. Z.
Jack Bryant returned to camp Wednes-
day. after a brief stay at Stockton
Mrs. Jack Bryant has her sister, Miss
Simpson of Pleasant Grove, visiting her
for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dyet will make Salt Lake
their future home, having left camp
Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Lerwell was at the city
during the week.
Rev. EImquist came in from Ogden on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ernest Bush visited the city on
Mrs ]. f. Williams and daughter
Miss Eliza Williams, were in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs Fehrenbach was hostess Monday
evening, when she informally enter
tanned about twelve guests at whist
Tho fortunate winners of pretty prizes
were Mrs. WorthingtOn Clark and Mrs
Y, b. Jones. Miss Louise Berry was
freshments were served at one large
table most artistically arranged by the
charming entertainer.
The next social session of the wo-
mans Unity club will be held at the
home of Mrs. A. J. Minnette, Mrs E. E.
Dudley assisting.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lundy and Mrs
J. Ruttles of Highland Boy enjoyed a
horseback ride to the Junction Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Harmon returned ON
Wednesday from brief stay in the city
The WOman's Unity club was infor-
RALLY entertained Tuesday evening at
the cosy home of Mrs. Anna Mcclure,
whist music and social chat all going
to make an enjoyable evening. Prizes
were awarded to the most successful
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Social Happenings IN
Towns of the State

his friends Monday evening at his new
home on the corner OF Second West and
Second South. The hours passed merrily
In dancing and music. A sumptuous sup
per was served.
The Priscilla Art club met wednesday
evening in a special meeting at the homo
of Miss Mamie Billings, to arrange for
a grand ball to be given next Thursday
in the Social hall for the benefit of the
free public library.
The Sixth ward, M. 1. Sewing club were
entertained Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs. w. E Stoker.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Miss Maud Wilkins and Ed
gar Perry, to take place on Jan. 20. A
Mr. and Mrs. Edward wilkins. Both are
popular and highly respected young peo-
pie of this city.
Mr. and Mrs T. N Taylor left Tues
day morning for few weeks visit with
friends In the east.
Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Paxman enter
tanned at a social Tuesday evening in
honor of Mr. John Giles who left here
on Friday for a mission to the Hawaiian
islands. A pleasant social evening was
enjoyed by about thirty friends. Supper
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Strong were pleas
antly surprised at their home Monday
evening by a large crowd Of friends and
neighbOrs. The evening was delightfully."-
passed IN music and dancing. Refresh
ments were served.
Elmer Strong delightfully."- entertained a
number Of his friends at the home of his
parents. Games and music were the fea-
lures that marked the evenings enjoy
ment. Refreshments were served.
A o. Smoot of Salt Lake spent several
days in Provo visiting with his children.
Arthur Graham of Salt Lake was a
Provo visitor Sunday.
The Woman's Republican club gave a
social Monday evening at their club
rooms. After a short programme con-
sisting of short speeches and musical Sc
lections refreshments were served and
the remainder of the evening passed in
social chat.
The E. Il. Club gave another Of their
popular dancing parties at the First ward
social hall Wednesday evening. Light
refreshments were served and a general
good time enjoyed by all.
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EUREKA.

Mrs w c. Clark and family are visit
ing friends in Spanish Fork.
Mrs. William TregOning has almost en-
tirely recovered from her recent illness.
James Aylward and his son visited the
capital the early part of the week.
Mrs George ThiTiot entertained her
sister. Miss Henry, of Provo, this week.
George HOdgins has been in Eureka
since Wednesday, looking up old friends.
Edward Hickman. who has been i'll for
some days, has entirely recovered.
Mrs. j. H Chinn is in Salt Lake visit
ing her husband, who is in St Mark S
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph wirthlin departed
for California last Wednesday, where
the summer
Mrs D. A Depue of Robinson enter
tanned Mrs. n. A. Robertson last Wednes-
day.
Dan Holland returned last Saturday to
his home in Park City.
John BIggane has gone TO Ely, New.
where he will accept a position in a mer-
camille house
The home of Mrs. George Riddell was
the scene of the last meeting of the La
dis Socialist club, and after attending to
the regular routine business very en-
joyable evening was spent.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
Last Friday evening the Woodmen of
the World installed their new officers and
initiated six new members. DR.. J. A.
Hensel, the new consul commander con-
Quoted the ceremonies, after which the
members enjoyed themselves in the usual
manner.
Captain Hugo Deprezin, Elijah Bowen,
Isaac Barnard, Dave Mills and Fred
ShOntz attended the meeting Of the grand
lodge of Masons in Salt Lake the past
week
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joined by her mother and they will pro
coed on to the city, where they will MAKE
their home in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LammersdOr;
started Friday on their trip to CalifOr
MIA and Honolulu. expecting TO be absent
a couple of months on a pleasure trip.
Mrs. L. o Hoffman, returned to heI
home in Price Sunday after a visit o.
several days with Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z
Hoffman, and her son Walter, who is at
tending school here
Mrs. Orson Dalton. who has been Wis
iting with her sister. Mrs. W. n. Spaf
ford OF Annabella, started on her return
home to Moab Wednesday.
Chris A. Hansen returned from his mis-
siOnary labors in Denmark Sunday.
Peter Jensen and daughter Sophia wen
been visiting with relatives here during
the past two months Mr.. Jensen vii
go to California for the remainder o.
the winter for the benefit of his health
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RICHFIELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Nelson were down
from Kimberley this week visiting with
Mr.. Nelson's mother, Mrs. August Mel
son.
Benny Carter came down from KimbeT-
ley Sunday to spend few days with
his mother
Sidney Black was down from Marys-
Miss Sadie Stalker of Annabella went TO
Manti Friday to visit relatives.
J. W. Werner went to Salt Lake Sun
day to attend the annual meeting of the
grand lodge of Masons.
A. F. Anderson returned Tuesday from
visit to his parents at Mount Pleas
ant
Mrs. Martha Horne returned Monday
from a visit in Salt Lake with rela-
tives.
Nephi Peterson went to Salt Lake Mon
day to remain for some time with rela-
J. w Poulson went to Kimberley Tues
day to spend a couple of weeks.
John Domgaard went to his former
home in Manti Sunday TO spend a few
Miss Blanche Matthews was down
from Marysvale Thursday visiting with
old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Bentler visited in
mon Peere
Mrs Annie Strong returned TO Provo
| Thursday after a visit with her aunt,
Mrs. G. T. Bean.
Lorus Chichester and Walter Dodge went
| to Bingham Monday to remain.
Henry PoulsOn returned from Kimber-
ley Tuesday to spend a couple Of weeks
William Johnston went to Salt Lake
Monday to attend the annual meeting
of the grand lodge of MasOns.
Charles SkOugaard returned Sunday
from his trip east where he has been
for the past month.
John G.. Jorgenson went to Salt Lake
Monday to spend a few days
Mrs. John McFayden left Richfield Fri
day for Salt Lake, where she will be
Joined by her husband and they will
go TO Garfield and make their home in
the future.
Mrs. James c. Belle of GIenwood went
to Gunnison Sunday for a visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Katie Alfred of Salina visited with
her sister, Miss Clay Alfred, in this city
this week, returning home Friday.
Mrs. Caroline Ence and Miss Pear
Powell left for Salt Lake Wednesday.
Miss Anna Willardsen, who attended the
funeral of Mrs. G. A. COnOver last week
returned to her home in Ephraim Thurs
daY-
Mrs ]. A. Nagley of Salt Lake. Mr.
and Mrs E. p Bean and Mrs. G. T
Bean, of Richfield, spent a few days in
Manti this week with relatives.
J. H. Fullmer of CirCleVille, after spend
ing week in Richfield, boarded the train
| Friday for Salt Lake.
/ Miss Laura Miller departed for Salt
Lake Wednesday. She viii visit a couple
/ of days in Gunnison, where she will bt
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PARK CITY.

On the occasion of the third anniver-
sary Of their marriage DR.. and Mrs. Il.
Is. Ward entertained at one or the mosl
deliberately appointed dinners ever served
in Park City Z o'clock was the APP
pointed hour and promptly the twentE-
four guests were ushered into the dining
room, where two tables We're set. The
decorations for the occasion We're very
pretty, white and green being the color
scheme carried out Across each table
from corner to corner were stretched
steamers of white ard green ribbon. a
centerpiece of smilax and white carna-
tons decorated each of the tables and at
each place was a carnatiOn The tables
were lighted with white and green can
dies, set in small, unique iron candle
sticks. The places for the guests at the
table were designated by burnt leather
place cards. The dinner was served III
eleven courses and Misses Eva Lambert
and Eva HamIin had charge of the serv-
ice. Following the dinner the guests re
turned to the parlors and at that time
presented the host and hostess with d
beautiful leather chair.
James Ivers was in camp Monday on
mining business.
Miss Isabella Grant returned home to
the Park Sunday from Salt Lake. where
she has been for several weeks for the
benefit Of her health.
Frank J. WestcOtt was Park visitor
this week
The Whist club held their regular meet
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Shields Tuesday evening. Several games
of cards were played and later IN TINS
evening some dainty refreshments were
served by Mrs. Shields. The next regu-
lar meeting will be held at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Sherman Tuesday
evening Jan. so.
Mrs c. w. HodgsOn left Thursday
afternoon for a three months visit III
California with relatives and friends.
jay z. Johnson came UP to the Park
Wednesday morning, where he expects
TO remain for some time.
W. s. Mccormick spent Monday IN ParB
on business connected with the Silver
King Mining company.
The masquerade ball given by PROBES
sOr II. 3. Younger Tuesday evening
proved to be q great success both SOCIALLY
and financially.
Miss Putnam spent wednesday and
Thursday in this city.
Lyman Fargo of the Blyth, Fargo Co,
was in Park from POcatello, Ida, Wed
reSday.
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NEPHI.

Miss Frances Paxman is visiting friends
in Manti this week
Captain NJ. T. Howard was in Salt Lake
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Read entertained
a number of their friends at card party
Wednesday evening.
County Attorney Adams has been in
Eureka the past week.
Mrs. Q. Y. Hague entertained In honor
of Mrs. Eugene Giles Wednesday evening
Mrs. Giles leaves for Park City today
where she will make, her future home.
Miss Hadie Patten is here from Provo
visiting her mother.
County Clerk Holeman was in Salt Lake
Monday.
Joseph Brown of Salt Lake is visiting
his family in Nephi this week.
George Sudbury, manager of the Bull
lion-Beck store at Eureka, was the guest
of J. w. PaXman Monday.
On Washington's Birthday Company A
n. G. T., will give big military ball in
the armory. Adjutant General Joseph
Geoghegan, Colonel H. NJ. II. Lund and
others from Salt Lake will be present
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CURRENT EVENTS IN
LOCAL SOCIETY CIRCLES

Mrs E. O. Howard entertained yes
terday al a large and deliberately ar
ranged luncheon in honor of Mrs.
George Jay Gibson and Mrs. Dana T.
Merrill. The guests numbering thirty
six. were seated at the long and several
small tables, all of which were deco
rated in carnations. In the dining
room pint Lawson carnations were
used and white alone was seen in the
other rooms. Over the cloths Of all the
tables were scattered. maidenhair ferns,
and place cards in the delicate Dresden
cOlOrs were at each place. The guests
10 meet the honor guests were Mrs. w
Montague Ferry, Mrs. Edward S. Fer
ry, Mrs. Benner X. Smith, Mrs. o. w.
Powers. Mrs. Union Worthington, Mrs.
David s. Murray, Mrs. Ernest Bam-
berger, Mrs Walter G. Filler, Mrs. S.
c. Adams, Mrs. GIstave Luelwitz. Mrs.
T. B. Beatty, Mrs s. D. Sturgis, Brs.
George II. JamersOn, Mrs. g. W. FL
field, Miss Laura Sherman, Miss Leta
Mcmillan. Miss Gertrude McGrath.
Miss Katherine Williams. Miss Fannie
Hanauer. Miss Ida Hanauer, Miss
Katherine Geddes, Miss Alice Goodwin.
Miss Mary Louise Anderson. Miss
Georgia Weber. Mrs. A. c. Ellis. Miss
Blanche Kimball, Mrs. A c. Ewing
Mrs. John z. Dooly Mrs Thomas Weir,
Mrs. Frank Browning, Mrs. c. r. Pear
sail, Mrs. L. L. Terry, Mrs. James l.
FTanken and Miss Lena Hague.
=
One of the events of the coming week
VIII be the marriage next Wednesday
evening of Miss Elizabeth Cosgriff and
William Edward Fife, which takes
place at the home of the brides broth
er at O'Clock. The wedding will be
followed by large reception to which
several hundred friends have been bid
den. The bride will be attended nv
Miss Eugenia Miller of Fresno. Cal.
Miss Gertrude McGrath, Miss Lillian
Fitch and Miss Laura Sherman. Frank
w. Cantwell of Madison, Wis, viii be
the best man and the ushers will be J.
E. Cosgriff and Harry Sherman, While
little Ellen COsgriff will be the flower
girl. Bishop L. Seaman will officiate.
\
Mrs. Howard H. Lawson will be the
hostess next Saturday at a luncheon
in honor of Miss Mabel Baum of Den
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Bert" Keith, Carl Lathrop and Ar
thur Emerson of Kansas City, who are
on their way to the coast. Those
who assisted in entertaining were the
Misses Sigma Johnson, Hilva' Johnson
and Nellie Creech.
= x
George T. Price and family leave to-
day for a six-weekS trip to southern
California
The teachers Of the Lowell school en-
tertained at a banquet Friday after
noon in honor of Charles S. Coulson
and Miss Winnifred Hardy, both of
whom are leaving the school, the for
mer for q position in the Wasatch and
the latter on a leave of absence. The
long table was decorated with ferns,
and place cards appropriate to each one
present were found. Much merriment
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PROVO.

Miss Erma Loose was the delightful
hostess at a dinner party at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Loose,
Wednesday afternoon. Covers were laid
for six.
Misses Bessie Taylor and Nellie Soren-
son returned to their homes In Salt Lake
after spending few days in Provo, the
guests of Miss Nina Taylor.
One of the pleasing events Of the week
was the entertainment given on Wednes-
day evening by the students of the sew
of the graduates. The event was a social
success and was held in the school build
ing.
Miss Jennie Mason of Eureka visited
friends in Provo this week.
Hyrum Jensen and Master Eugene Of
Nephi were visiting friends here Thurs
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Farrer entertained
a number of their friends at their home
Friday evening. Social chat, games and
music all helped to make most pleas
ant evening Delicious refreshments
The students of the B. Y. university
gave a most enjoyable ball in the gym
nasium hall Friday evening.
Miss Maud Kirkwood returned to her
home in Salt Lake Thursday. She was
accompanied by her sister Miss leila.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Roberts have re-
turned home after some weeks spent Wis
iting friends in California.
Miss Alice Reynolds went to Salt Lake
Thursday to attend the wedding recep-
ton of her cousin, Miss Keddington
Mrs. c. o. Newell entertained a num-
Der of friends Thursday evening. Music.
Rotations and the partaking of dainty
lunch were the enjoyable features of the
evening.
The domestic science department of the
B Y. university gave a dinner in honor
of the faculty on Friday. Miss Effie
Howe was hostess, while Miss Erna
Loose acted the part Of host. The af-
fair was conducted in a most pleasing
manner and greatly eniOyed bv all
A ball was given Friday evening in the
Mozart pavilion in honor of the grad
yates of the public schools
Irving Hanson entertained number of