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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-11

served. the guests being seated in the
large dining room. A feature of the even
ing were the afterdinner speeches made
by several OF the guests. John Brandt act
ing as POSTMASTER
The members of the Five Hundred club
We're delightfully."- entertained by Miss Jane
blanchard and Miss Carol Rasmussen at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Barry on Hal
loween. In both decorations and refresh
ments the halloween idea was nicely car
RED out Grinning pumpkins were seen
in every corner, while pumpkin pie and
apple cider appeared on the menu list
frlzes were won by the following: Cen
tlemen's first, Mr.. Spencer: ladies first
Mrs. King; consolation prizes. Mrs. Ly-
man Baker and JnO. Brandt
The fourth and fifth grades of the Mer-
cur public schools carried out successfully
a complete surpciEe on their teacher. Mr..
Fred Davies. Promptly at 40 o'clock on
last Friday evening the whole school
rushed into his home carrying with them
IN abundant supply of the daintiest re-
freshments ever eaten by growing boys or
girls The evening was spent in various
games in which each and all entered with
the Zest of youth.
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Ueek's Social Happenings in Cowns Of State

visiting relatives and friends in this city
for few weeks
Mrs. n. b. Johnson was pleasantly sur
prlsed at her home Saturday evening, the
occasion being the lady's birthday A
very enjoyable social evening was passed
by all present. Light refreshments were
served
Miss Lizzie Thatcher of this city and
Andrew Mcdonald OF Heber were married
Monday evening at the home of the
brides mother Mrs. Mary Thatcher. in
the Second ward The ceremony was wit
messed by relatives only. Bishop L. l..
Nelson Officiated. sumptuous wedding
dinner was served. after which the happy
couple left for Salt Lake City. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcdonald will reside in HebeT.
Mrs. Ralph Poulton entertained the
members of the Sixth ward sewing class
at her home Thursday evening. a pleas
ant evening was passed.
Mrs. Francis Hedquist was the hostess
at bundle shower given at her home
Saturday evening in honor of Miss Hazel
Elliott. About thirty friends of the guest
OF honor were present and enjoyed most
pleasant social and musical evening
Many dainty and useful presents were
received A delicious luncheon was
served
Mrs Clair Reid was the hostess at a
very enjoyable Kensington at her home
Thursday afternoon. Twenty ladies en-
joyed the afternoon OF music, social chat
and the partalIing of delicious refresh
ments.
Miss Mary EIdredge of Salt Lake City
was the guest of Miss Chloe Smoot this
week.
The relief society of the Fourth ward
entertained at their ward house Friday
evening. An excellent musical program
was rendered. refreshments served and a
most enjoyable social evening enjoyed by
over a hundred guests.
Miss Mamie BeeSley was hostess to the
PaIlas club Friday evening. pleasant
and profitable evening was passed. Light
refreshments were served.
Mrs. ]. r. Armstead. assisted by her
daughter. Theresa. delightfully."- enter
tanned at "a KenSingtOn at her home
Monday. Seventy-five ladies enjoyed n
social afternoon. The rooms were prettily
decorated with autumn leaves and flow
ers A dainty luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hoover announce
the engagement of their son. John, TO
Miss IaRena Brown of Charleston. the
ma rriage to take place Nov. Is.
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M ERCUR.

Owing to the excitement incident to the
election there was not much going on in
Ccial circles except the regular meetings
of the two card clubs. with an occasional
surprise thrown in for sake of variety.
The full membership of the Five Hun
dred club turned out at the hospitable
home Of Dr. and Mrs. Barry. ON Mercur
street. The prizes We're won by the fol-
lowing; Ladies first prize. Mrs. Tuft;
gentlemens first Mr.. Janney: cOnSOIa-
ton prizes won by Con Evers and Mrs
Daniel King. Delicious refreshments were
served.
The jolly crowd was entertained on last
Thursday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Caffey. Miss Kate -Caffey entertaining
I'm addition to the usual card game the
guests were entertained by several in
Strumental numbers rendered by Miss
Jane Blanchard and John Brandt. In the
card game. the ladies' first prize was won
by Miss Alta Dykman. and the gentle
mems first by John Dayton. the cOnsola-
zion prizes going to Dr. ]. l.. Kreuse and
Miss Peterson. Dainty refreshments were
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EUR EkA.

Invitations are out for the wedding of
Walter G. Suggs and Miss Edna Fullride.
The ceremony will take place next We'd
nesday evening at the home of the bride s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Fullride, on
Church street
The dance given at Odd Fellows hall
Election returns furnished by The Her
aid We're read between dances.
Mrs Robert Brown is visiting friends
In IN eureka. arriving from Salt Lake City
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Don Carlos gave a
halloween party last week TO about
twenty young people. at which the decor
atoms were most unique.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the
nome OF Mrs. H. F. Gear yesterday after
noon. Next Thursday afternoon they will
give a New England dinner at the NJ. r..
church.
DR.. G J; Field was over from Garfield
last Tuesday.
William Hurd left last Wednesday for
Twin Falls Ida.
j. NJ. Christensen. superintendent Of
public schools in Juab county. was up
from the southern part of Juab last
Professor and Mrs. Olson entertained
the teachers of the Eureka public schools
at their home on Church street last FRI
DAY evening. The evening was enJOyably
spent with music, games and readings
and was brought TO close by delicious
supper The custom will be continued
among the Eureka educators and every
SCCOAlO Iiudy evening an entertainment
VIII be given by one of their number
Ernest Mangum, son of Mr. and Mrs
Heber Mangum returned home last week
having completed his term of enlistment
in the United States navy
]. c. Sullivan returned Monday from
Los Angeles, where he had gone with
his family They will remain in Califor-
MIA for the winter months
Charlie Brown is down from Gilmore
Ida, for a few days visit.
Mrs James Cooks was out from the
capital last Monday and Tuesday. visit
ing her husband.
Miss Clara Tregoming, who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Treloar
at the Victor mine, and with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Tregoming of Eureka returned
to her home in Salt Lake City last Thurs
day.
Dave Mills was a visitor to the capital
during the early part of the week
j. p. Turner has moved his family from
Salt Lake and in the future they will re-
side in Eureka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Spencer. who were
recently married in Provo, have taken un
their residence on Leadville row.
In honor OF her fifteenth birthday Miss
Elsie Gear entertained about twenty of
her friends at the residence of her par
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PROVO.

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cuff announce the
engagement of their son Jesse TO Miss
Daisy Burles. the marriage TO take place
The members Of the Pallas club formed
a party OF skaters at the Eldred Skat-
ing rink Friday evening.
Miss Alice Isely and Miss Edith Sher-
man delightfully."- entertained about thirty
young people at the home OF the latter
THURSDAY evening. Games. music and
recitations mde the hours pass merrily.
Delicious refreshments were served.
Mrs 7 O. Dust of Salt Lake returned
home the fore part of the week after a
visit with her mother, Mrs. Gil1spie, and
friends in this city
Mrs Pitkin was the guest OF Mrs JOS
eph Fausett TO dinner Sunday.
Mrs Hattie Sutton was the pleasing
young hostess al an evening social at the
home of her mother Mrs. Lizzie sutton,
passed the hours merrily with singing,
games and recitations. dainty lunch
was served.
r. H. Porter for some months resi-
dent OF this city left Friday afternoon
for the east where he expects 10 remain
for a month visiting relatives and friends.
Rev. and Mrs. a. G. smith entertained
a large number of their friends at their
home Friday evening. A pleasant social
evening was passed Delicious refresh
mentS were served.
The clerks of the r. r. Irvine x Sons
Co enjoyed evening skating at the
rink Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs George Therlott enter
tanned at dinner at their home Wednes-
day. Covers were laid for twelve.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Heindselman en-
tertained at dinner Sunday afternoon.
Covers were laid for eight
Mrs Showalter of Panguitch is visiting
relatives and friends in this city this
week
Mrs. Judd of Mexico has moved her
family here and win spend the winter
Mrs William Strong announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Miss Lettie,
10 Arthur Brown. the marriage TO take
place the latter part OF the month.
The young ladies of the b. Y. university
enjoyed a social evening Friday at the
gymnasium hall Games music and a
general good time was enjoyed by all.
The Misses Lydia and Pearl Jones gave
n china shower last Saturday afternoon
at the home OF their parents Mr. and
Mrs. 5. s. Jones. in honor of Miss Hazel
Elliot The evening passed, merrily in
games, singing and recitatiOns. About
10 o'clock supper was announced. and the
guests. about twenty in number. were
ushered into the dining room. where a
SumptuOuS spread was prepared. and the
tables most artistically decorated The
light from the chandelier was augmented
by candles placed in red pipDins among
green leaves The evening was one of
thorough enjoyment.
The members of the 500 card club were
entertained Friday evening by Mr. and
Mrs Grant c. Bagley. A dainty luncheon
was served.
Miss Lizzie Jones and Samuel Robey
were married in this city Friday by Elias
\. Gee. In the evening a reception was
given in their honor at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
TT. Jones About eighty relatives and
friends were present to extend congratu-
lations and best wishes. \ sumptuous
wedding supper was served. Many beau
tiful and useful presents were received.
Mrs. Minnie TAYLOR of Napa. Ida. is
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MAN 1.

ole Aagaru of Levan and Sarah Jensen
of bennington We're married ar the tenn
pie Wednesday last
Mrs. Joseph Seetaller of Provo is here
vlsiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Niels c. Petersen
Gilbert Bailey and Miss Chloe Cook of
Noron were married at the temple dur
ing the week
Jens p. Petersen of Moroni was in
Manti this week
J. w. Cherry of Mt. Pleasant was in
Manti this week
Joseph Henderson of Oak City and Mary
stephenson of Holden were married this
week at the temple by President Lewis
Anderson.
Mrs. Joseph Booth of Provo was a Wis
ltor at the home OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. r. Bird
Jens Steck of this city is visiting reIa-
tives and friends in Salt Lake City.
Erastus Westenskow left this week for
mission TO the northern states
John 5. Bardsley and Marie Nielsen of
Centerfield were united in marriage at the
temple Wednesday by President Lewis
Anderson.
Hans c. Jensen of Centerfield visited
friends in Manti Wednesday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hansen Of Cen
terrified were visitors at the temple
Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Thomson of Eph-
rain were in Manti visiting friends this
week.
Christian Willardsen of Ephraim was a
visitor during the week in the temple city
A baby arrived at the home of Mr. and
Mrs William A. Cox. jr.
The Manti High school students attend
ed founders day exercises at Ephraim
the birthday of the Snow academy. The
Manti school carried away the honors in
outdoor sports. a grand ball was given
in the evening. 81.
Miss Effie Jolley left this week for
Provo TO take course in the music de-
partment of the b. Y. university.
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Secret Societies.
BINGHAM,

Mrs: Coughlin and Miss Walker. teach
ers at the Upper Bingham school. were
visitors at the capital Saturday.
lily at Salt Lake
Mrs. Alton Jones was up from the cap
ltaI tuesday to attend The X of P dance
Mrs Minnie Thomas of Sacramento,
Cal, has returned home, having been
called TO Salt Lake by the death of her
mother, Mrs. Johnson.
j. b. Graham was a camp visitor dur
ing part of the week
Mrs. Robert Wells has returned from,
a brief stay in Salt Lake
Mrs. "A. Arden and children returned
Thursday from their extended stay at the
capital.
Mrs. Hair. mother of y. c. Hair Of
Highland, returned TO her home i'm Salt
Lake Thursday, after ten days visit with
her son and family.
Miss Mona Heaston spent Friday AZ
McPhee 10
Mrs Booth of Highland Boy entertained
most elegantly at a Kensington Thursday
afternoon. Dainty refreshments were
served to the guests.
Miss Selma Finnell and lone Owens of
Bingham Junction are the guests of Mrs.
w. H. Zion.
Mrs. Lee Jones and children are eypect-
ed 10 arrive the latter part of the week
from their home in California. and will
spend the winter at the camp. Mr. Jones
viii spend the winter in Arizona for the
benefit Of his health
Mrs. A: l.. Inglesby spent part Of the
week in Salt Lake with her mother Mrs.
Jerome Bourgard
Mrs. w. d. Clays and children returned
Sunday from Black Horse. New, where
they spent the past six weeks with Mr.
Clays, who is in business at that place.
Mrs Dan Quinlan of RawlinS. WyO. is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs l. c. Jeffrey
Ross Marriott left Wednesday afternoon
FOR Sandy, where he will spend a few
days with his parents.
Miss Beverage of Springville is the
guest of Miss Madge Chase
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Rondebush of
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E. p Bean, started on her return 10 her
nome in Oakland. Calf. Sunday
Miss Hazel Clark visited in Ephriam the
past week with relatives
MISS Pearl Weaver started on her re-
turn TO her home in Preston, Idaho. sun
day, after months visit here with rela-
tjves.
Mrs. John Christensen and Miss Olive
Butler returned Wednesday from a visit
of several weeks in Salt Lake
G. T. Bean and Miss Lora Bean and
Annie Anderson went to Marysvale Sun
day on visit to friends.
Another pair of twins, boy and a
girl. arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs
c. A Hansen Friday. This is the sec
ond pair that has come TO Mr.. Hanson s
home.
Harvey Ross arrived in Richfield Sun
day from Klondike where he has been
Tor the past two wears. He and Miss
Sadie Scegmiller left Tuesday for Salt
Lake where the two will be married in
the temple.
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PARK CITY.

The election supper given by the ladies
OF the l.. d. S. church in their amuse-
ment hall was quite we'll attended and
proved to be a grand success both socially
and financially
Miss Pearle Lambert returned home
from a pleasant ten days visit in Salt
Miss Valentine R Murphy spent Sat
urday and Sunday in Park the guest of
Mrs Dan 3. Shields
Rob Roy left Saturday for Stockton,
Utah where he has accepted a position.
The members of the O. y. O. club met
Wednesday evening at the home of Miss
Kate Laurence.
Mr.. Salmon was a Park visitor this
William Waters spent Thursday in
Coalville on business.
Carl Badger spent Monday in Park the
guest Of E. D. Sutton
The grand election ball. given in Maple
haN Tuesday evening by Professor II. b.
Younger proved to be a grand success, as
good time was had by all.
Mrs. Dan b. Shields is visiting in Salt
Lake with friends.
DR. S. w. Platt returned to Park
Thursday morning, after a pleasant visit
In Salt Lake.
Ed Lecompte went down to Salt Lake
Friday afternoon on visit with relatives
and friends.
The members of the eighth grade of the
jefferson school building entertained the
eighth grade pupils of the Lincoln school
Friday evening in the clerks hall The
evening was spent in games and a short
program was also rendered, after which
delicious refreshments were served Col
OrS of the two classes were used i'm dec
Grating. and the hall looked very pretty
Besides the pupils present were Misses
Cressup. Lambert and the Misses and
Mesdames f. L. Peterson. Professor Mar
tin and the school board and the mem
berS' wives
$ w Walker returned TO the Park this
week after a years visit in Nevada
Eli Perkins will give n lecture Tuesday
evening in the Dewey theatre. under the
auspices of the Score club.
Miss Maria Dexter returned from the
city this week after pleasant visit with
friends.
Mrs. c. w HOdgson entertained few
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MAGAZINE SECTION.

Upper Bingham departed Tuesday ror
Los Angeles. where they will spend the
MISS Selma Finnell. accompanied BY
MISS iona Owen. both OF Bingham June
tloh, visited Charles Finnesl and Vic dur
ing Inc week and attended the X of p
Dali They returned to the valley We'd
nesday afternoon.
a party of welcome greeted Elder Wy
4 Hair Thursday night at the ward
meeting house. L host of friends gather
ing TO pay their respects Mr. Hair has
been in England for two wears ON a mis-
sion and his bingham friends presented
nm with handsome gold watch as a
token of their esteem
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Fine quality Electric Seal Jackets, tri
Beaver collar and cuffs,
Blended Siberian Squirrel, fancy blou.
brocaded lining
SPS@ii
Persian Lamb Eton--very handsome, I
buttons and fancy trimming; green brocad
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RICHFIELD.

Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Meter visited in
Salina Sunday, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
\. J. Lewis.
Mrs. II. A. Keller went to Bingham
Sunday. to join her husband. where they
will make their home.
Miss Hilda Johnson went to Salt Lake
Wednesday to visit with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. /. j. Stewart came down
from Salt Lake Sunday.
II. @ SnyGer came down from Salt
Lake Sunday to see Mrs. Snyder, who is
located at ElSinOre for the winter
Mrs. James Crosland returned from Mt
Pleasant Sunday, after a visit with old
time friends.
Mrs. II. D. Gentry went to Provo and
Salt Lake this week on visit to rela-
tiVes
Mrs. Rose McComb. who has been visit
ing with her cousins. MeSdames c. T. and
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of her friends at a dinner at her home,
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ware left Thursday for
their home in Iowa after a pleasant two
weeks visit with relatives in this CITY
Messrs. Thomas kearns and David
Keith spent Friday in Park
The0philus Williams returned to the
Park Monday, after a years absence in
Mexico.
Misses Susie and Lizzie Shields enter
tanned the teachers of the High school
at their home on Park avenue, Friday
evening
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ents. Mr.. and Mrs. IT. r Gear. The
young lany received some very beautiful
presents and the evening was eniova blv
spent with games and music, terminating
with lunch. .
Mrs. James p Murphy is visiting in the
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Thompson will
spend the winter in California for the
Denent OF Mr. ThOmpsons health
w w. Matthews was down from Park
City last Tuesday, visiting his family
Eugene Pulver was down in Payson
last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. f. Fullride returned
last Sunday from Chester. Utah, where
they were called by the death of the lat
tiers sister.
Harry Adar1son was out during the
week from the capital. visiting his broth
ers. Thomas and Robert Adamson
Mrs. y. A. Robertson was the guest
during the early part of the week of Mrs.
ID. A. Depue in Robinson.
captain H H Sowles came in from the
capital last Wednesday
captain Hugo DupreZin was among the
visitors TO Zion during the week
EDWARD Pike was visitor TO Nephi
Thursday.
Frank Matthews and his sister Mrs.
Fatten, lett Thursday afternoon for Salt
Lake, where they We're called by the dea III
or their sister, Miss Minnie Matthews
Secret Societies.
Next Tuesday evening the Evening Star
No. 4. Degree of Honor will hold its an
nual election. of officers.
The ladies' of the Macca bees. at their
meeting last Thursday evening. served re-
AreshIhehtS Ihere was a large turnout
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Chiffon and Paon Velvets Chiffon Velveteens ane
Corduroys, besides two almost complete lines Of
Plain Velves nearly all the staple shades. Vel
vet being Of the popular Of this season ma
teras makes this genuine treat for those wanting
velvet Tor gowns or jackets
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26
REPUBLICANS
OF MISSOURI

jefferson City, Mo-, July 26-The re-
publican state judicial convention
called to order this morning by Tenn
pory Chairman Parks Of kansas City.
The convention will nominate two
candidates for justices Of the supreme
court, one for the short term Of two
years, one for the long term Of ten
years,
Tempory Chairman Parks delivered
a short address, the committees were
announced, and the convention then
took a short recess.
John Kennish, assistant attorney
general, was nominated for the long
term, and Judge James I. Neville Of
Springfield for the short term on the
first ballot
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26
ON VOLCANO
The Russian Govern
ment Doesn't See
the End.

St. Petersburg, July 26.-The gov
ernment is using every means at its
disposal to create the impression both
at home and abroad that the crisis
has been passed, and that the prob
ability of a general upheaval has dis
appeared.
AS matter af fact, however, the
government can hardly be blind to
the evidence under it's very nose that
it is living over a volcano and that
the danger of an eruption is far from
ended
In the past 48 hours the central
committees Of the Social Democrats,
the Social Revolutionists, the Peasant
league, the railroad unions, the tele-
graphers and the military committee
have been comforting, both separately
and jointly, with the parliamentary
groups, not only on the feasibility of
calling a general strike, but actually
on the question of setting up pro-
yisional government, No final de-
cision has yet been reached.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26
Gets BUSY
Asks DistriCting Board for
Election District Around
Alton.

The districting and canvassing
board held another session yesterday
afternoon in Muskogee. Representa-
tives we're present from Sdpulpa,
Bristow, Ohemah, Bokchito, Alton,
Westyille, Vera, Dustin, Madill, Ma
uetta and Poteau.
Alton was represented by II. Q.
Bland and o. f. Mason. They asked
that a district be set aside three and
a half townships wide and four and a
half townships long, with an estimat-
ed population Of $4,000. This over
laps Groves district. Alton is locat-
ed IN the southwest corner Of the dis
trict, which takes in parts of the first
and second recording districts.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-26
YOUNG REPUBLICANS
ORGANIZE A CLUB
Enthusiastic Meeting Last Night at
Court House Attended by Many Of
vinita's Young Men.

this, you'll vote the Republican
ticket.
"Don't bother about the money;
that doesn't matter much. What
ever you have to do, do it; stay with
it, fight it out. If you keep your
manhood, that's all that counts. l
don't care what happens to me SO
long as I've got Frazee intact. l
don't care much about the proprieties,
and you know I've been no saint, -
but the thing to do is to live SO that
you can walk upright and look every
man in the face and not give a damn
what people think. Just do your
duty"
Several others spoke, and the meet
ing then adjourned to meet again
Friday evening, when the constitu-
tion will be adopted and the perman-
ent officers elected. The club is al
ready making arrangements to send
out speakers to organize subsidiary
clubs in the smaller towns through
out this section.