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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-14

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M. l. A. In honor or Mrs. Nellie Olser,
and Mr. David Johnson, retiring officers
OF the association. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered and dainty refresh
The eightieth birthday anniversary
OF Philander Brown was observed Tues
day, by happy FAMILY gathering at the
home OF the venerable host. A program
rendered by the grandchildren OF Mr..
Brown, and fine dinner was enjoyed.
Miss Nina Houston has gone to
American FORK to spend sunday with
relatives,
Miss Lorena Dusenberry was In Salt
OF her cousin, Miss Helen Mar Whit
ney.
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next week for Denver where they VIII
make their home.
Mrs. Lena Clark, accompanied by
her son and daughter, have returned
from a stay OF several weeks IN can
fornia.
c. S. Tlngey has returned from a
two weeks trip to California.
Mrs. A. f.. Wallace has returned
from California
J f., whittemors has returned from
California.
Mrs. A. c. Ewing has gone 20 KAN
sas city,
Mrs Hood who has spent the past
few months IN California, has returned
TO the city, greatly improved IN health
and is the guest Of her daughters Mrs
T.. u. Hall
Mrs \. 4. wallace Of Sc G street
has returned from Q two months VISIT
in southern California. with her 'lster
at Coronado beach. and with relatives
In Los Angeles.
Mrs. Virginia Y. Tasgart OF san
Francisco is visiting her sister MIS-
Ben Haywood, at the cullen.
Mr. and rMs. Lewis :, Gates have
returned to Bingham after spending
n week at Whitehall
A number Of yonng people arc pan
ming a canyon party Tor next week. the
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the seniors Tuesday evening An rr,o.
estlng program was rendered and re.
freshments served.
The Master Builders club OF tina
school OF arts and industries Of ths
brigham Young university was delight.
fully entertained Wednesday evening a,
the home Of Mrs. Elsie Barrett one q,
the instructors In the department, Ar
tistle games ripe with the Indlvlduallty
OF the hostess. made merry the time,
Mrs. Orson Bird delightfully."- enter.
tained at a chlldrens party at her
home Monday afternoon In honor q,
Master Lamar and a merry time wa,
had.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Therlot enter.
tanned number OF relatives al a an.
ner at their home Sunday, Covers wer
laid for IL.
Miss Pearl Yates has returned hon,
after pleasant visit with friends IN
Salt Lake.
Mrs. e. Z. Jones delightfully."- enter.
tanned at a Kensington Tuesday after.
noon. Music and social conversation
were enjoyed by all. A dainty lunch
was served.
Miss Buelah STORES was the charm.
ing hostess at candy pull at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
STORES. Monday evening. Refreshments
were served.
Miss Ellie Hone spent last week with
friends In Salt Lake.
Miss Olive Pratt entertained nun.
Der Of her girl friends at a social Mon.
day evening. A delightful time was
spent and q dainty supper served.
The seventy-ninth birthday Of Grand.
ma Harding was appropriately cele.
brated by the children and gran1chll.
dien OF the venerable lady at the homs
of Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Harding Mon.
day evening. A sumptuous supper W"
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to James w. silver, the wedding to
take place this month.
Mai and Mrs william II, Bird have
announced the engagement OF their
daughter Fannie Candy, TO Edward b,
Sterling. The wedding is to take place
early IN June.
one OF the prettlest affairs Of the
week, though a quiet one was the
wedding OF Miss Mary Olsen and Henry
Traloy az St. Paurs church last Tues
day evening. followed by a reception
given at the home OF the Bridesmaid
Miss Ethel Hepworth. The bride wore
a beautiful gown OF white silk, trimmed
with lace and chiffon, and carried
brides roses. The bridesmaid wore a
gown Of pink and carried pink carna
lions. Tho decorations ana music We're
most artistic. and a delicious wedding
were present Mr., and Mrs Traloy
left on late train for California TO
travel through the state for about a
month.
A pretty home wedding OF Wednesday
evening was that of Miss Sadie Wheel
house and Mr.. Frank Dunford, IT., the
ceremony being performed At the home
OF the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Wheelhouse. with Bishop Frank
Stanley officiating. The bride was glv-
en- away by her brother. Mir. J G.
Wheelhouse, and Miss Lillian Wheel
house acted as bridesmaid and NJ.
Morley Dunford as best man. Tho
rooms were tastefully decorated the
parlors In magenta and white, and the
diningroom white and green. the table
being beautifully decorated with brides
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guests to spend the day in ogden can
yon.
Mrs ]. W. D. Ford Of Calientc,
New, and Mrs George Ostler of BIng-
ham, Utah are visiting with friends
In the city for a few days.
Mrs. simms and Mrs, Richard Sim
mis-, formerly Of this city, visited with
friends, en- route 10 their home I'm Fay,
New, after spending several weeks in
Los Angeles
Arthur Behalf of New York Is a
guest In the city for a few days
Mrs, s l.. Parker and daughter re-
turned yesterday from their California
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar S. Darling have
gone TO san Francisco, TO be absent
two months.
Miss Elsie Dlckert Is at home after
spending the greater part II the win
ter In California,
Mrs. j. \. Reeves. two sons. and
maid, returned this week from Ocean
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs, Y r Iamson will go
east for months visit about the aIst.
accompanied by their son. Philip, who
has been with them for several weeks
from Newport. News, Va
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PROVO.

| The Nineteenth Century club met Fri.
day with Mrs. Sam Schwab, and listen.
90 10 TWO me papers, one by Mrs. ]. ].
| Nunn on Missionary Pioneer Educa.
| ton and one by Mrs John Warwick
on School Gardens
The Sorosis met this week with Mrs
| Pearl Yates The session was devoted
| 20 an able review OF Daniel Deronda."
by Mrs Phil Speckart The clui, will
| meet next week with Mrs Speckart
|
rhe Palas club met this week with
| Miss Bertha Barne The evening was
| spent IN reading from "Nedra." De-
| hcious refreshments were served.
| The Sixth ward Y. L. NJ A. Sewing
| club met at the home OF Miss Hattie
snow and spent profitable evening,
Mrs. Dora NJ, Olson Of this city and
| Nh a. David 81. clair Of Philadeluhla
| were married here Thursday at the
nome or the brides sister. Mrs. Geo
| Hdvercamp, Rev $. H. Goodwin oaici.
| ating. only near relatives were pres
| emit After wedding dinner Mr.. and
| Mrs. st. Clair left for Salt Lake, where
they win reside.
! Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy Boren. who
! were married In the Salt Lake Temule
| Wednesday, gave q very ENJOYABLE
| wedding reception Thursday evening at
| their pretty home on First East street.
Many relatives and frieL "a of the cs-
| unable young couple were guests OF
/ the occasion. and a delightful social
| evening passed In which the host and
hostess were showered with congratu-
latlons and good wishes for long and
happy welded life.
! Mrs A. L. Woodhouse was the
charming hostess at sociable given
at her home Tuesday evening. Games.
song and music and dainty luncheon
were enjoyed.
Miss May Thurman gave china
shower Monday afternoon In honor OF
Miss Ethel Snow of Salt Lake, now vis-
iting in Provo, her former home. who
VIII be married in Salt Lake today To
Mr., Harry Irvine. Many Of Miss
SHOWS friends were guests of the oc-
casion. which was perfectly delight
ful event.
Miss Sileth Smith and Miss Ethel
snow of Salt Lake have been the guests
OF Miss May Thurman this week
Miss Nellie Oliver was given n pleas
ant surprise party by a large number OF
her friends at the homie OF her par
"nts Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Oliver,
Wednesday evening Interesting games
songs and music were enjoyed. Re-
freshments were served.
A pleasant chlldren's party was given
Mt the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wild Wednesday In honor of the birth
day anniversary of their little daughter
Ella.
Mrs. Bert Peay OF Charleston was
visiting friends In Provo this week.
Tuesday evening the Y. l.. NJ. /. A, OF
the Fourth ward gave q surprise enter
tainment In the ward house in honor OF
the Y. NJ. VI. I. A., whose last meeting
OF the season was held on that evening,
A pleasing program and delicious re-
freshments were enjoyed.
Miss Winnie wilkins entertained n
number OF her young friends SUNDAY
evening at the home OF her mother
Mrs. Jennie Williams,
Friday evening n very enjoyable so.
ciable was held In the Second ward
house by the Y. T.. NJ, l. and the Y NJ,
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lflGOINC

Mrs. f r. McGurrln leaves today for
Omaha. where she will visit with her
sister Mrs. Bache. for three weeks.
Mr. McGurrir goes IN Tonopah during
that time on business.
Edwin RI. Lemare, the noted organ-
list and composer Is accompanied by
his wife on his tour Of the world. They
nrc expected 10 arrive IN Salt Lake
In a day or two and will be the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Charles Miller
until after Mr. Lemare's recital in the
First Congregational church Monday
evening. April l6.
Miss Edith Ellerbeck who has been
visiting her sister az Palo Alto for
month IS expected TO leave for home
next week.
Mrs. Lear Ritter vii, leave tomorrow
for a short stay in san Francisco.
Mrs, j. c. Hooper has returned from
Los Angeles where she has spent the
past month.
Mrs. Fred Earls has gone to Cali
fornla for stay OF two or three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs, Z. a. welby Will leave
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| loving congratulations and best wish.
! es, for many more years OF health ano
| happiness among her numerous pos
| terity and host OF friends. The even.
Ing was pleasantly spent nj music
games and feasting on the good thing
| OF the land.
Mr. and Mrs, Aaron ISolerwyn an
| nounce the engagement Of their
daughter, Rleka j., to Mr.. Farley q
| Butler OF Carrieott, Weber county. the
| marriage to take place In the Salt Lake
| Temple Wednesday. April Is. The
prospective bride and groom are
among ogden's highly esteemed and
popular young people. They are MEM
bcrI OF the ogden Tabernacle choir.
MIS-. Hoag has cards out for card
party 10 be given at the Virginia ho-
lei next Thursday afternoon
Miss Zina l.arkin who has been
visiting with relatives at Lehi during
the past six weeks returned home yes
terday
The Grand lodge officers OF the
knights of Pythias visited the local
lodge Monday evening at the Castle
hall whore right royal time was
spent After the regular routine busl-
ness several hours were spent In social
ny and sumptuous banquet was
served. Joseph chez acted as toast
master and toasts were given by Sir
knights j. X. Beattio Of Salt Lake
CITY, W. Johnson Of Sandy, II, n.
Slandish and W. Z. White OF San
Francisco and others.
Miss L. A, Littlenold and daughter
Mrs. Florence Turner. returned home
this week from II months pleasure trip
tc California,
John DAILY a popular young man of
Ogden employed as clerk at Rogan's
store, was married. Monday. al Salt
Lake City 10 Miss May Rusche OF Po-
catcllo, who is a very charming young
lady
Tho Woodmen Of the World gave a
most enjoyable card party and social
IN the Knights OF Pythas hall Thurs
day evening, which was largely attend
ed by members Of the order and their
friends.
The Lucky Thirteen club was de-
us tflktlNHlllt0 Wp0nrS1aN
afternoon by Mrs. J. H. Rhine at her
home on Fowler avenue Cards and
music vas the pleasure Of the after
noon. after which dainty refreshments
were served
Archibald Mcdonald and Mrs. Sarah
h Woolsey two prominent Young
people OF Park City, were married IN
Ogden Wednesday, Elder Ernest p.
Brown officiating.
The Ladies' auxiliary to the B. r. T.
VIII entertain at cards next Wednes-
day at the X Of p. hall.
Lorin Farr left Tuesday afternoon
for California and Mexico where ne
VIII spend several months pleasur-
ing.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wheelwrlght OF
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania is visiting I'm
ogden Tor a couple of months with
her sons and daughters
AT the Fifth ward institute Monday
evening the Western Stock company
presented very creditably the comedy
drama The Village Vagabond"
Mrs. William Watson who has been
visiting In Ogden for several months
past returned to her home at Chi
cago, Wednesday.
invitations have been issued by Mrs.
George Mccormick for reception 10
be given Tuesday afternoon at the Pa
cine hotel, which will be attended by
over 15 guests and promises TO be one
OF the brilliant social functions of the
season.
Next Saturday. Mrs. C. NJ. Andrews
VIII entertain at her home,
The Historical society was entertain
cd this week by Mrs. DR.. Gordon.
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BELGIAN PRINCESS GETS GOLDEN ROSE

Pope Plus has consecracd the vir 49,
coveted and II tradition
the gift OF the Holy See which this
abeth wife Of Prince Albert throne ~
The princess life and noh uor.a
Catholic which the ie
en- she skilled
the service Of her
her husband "S0' Tor
The Golden Rose mimic itsste
chased and
dew 1t is set in golden emblazon papa arms m. s
which the
recipient The plant
flower the ba@m
haunting belief raoeao
series OF munes that have attended former recipients OF s
VIII" the first Rose
later dethroned stranged
Josephine all her goles Of the Rose
bella of Spain NJ
bella the wife OF Emperor Pedro Ennr
Austria O the
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OGDEN.

Ogden, Utah, April li.--Mrs. Eliza
beth stewart MARRIOTT celebrated her
,7th birthday Thursday, April ~. at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs Tracy,
on Twenty-second street. Her children
and a few intimate friends assembled
curing the afternoon and spent a few
JOYOUS hours together In social chat.
\ nounteous renast was served In the
dining room. In the evening her
grandchildren who number az, gather
ed at the Tracy home TO greet their
honored grandmother and extend their
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M1f5DD'N1nN2

ON wednesday the marriage OF Miss
Helen Mar Whitney and Mr.. W. j.
Illnpson took place, the ceremony be-
ing performed IN the Temple at noon.
and wedding breakfast being served
later at the home of the brides parents,
Bishop and Mrs. O. r. whitney The
decorations We're pink carnations and
violets and assisting were Misses Emil
~ and Margeret Whitney. Miss Lorena
Dusenberry and Miss Daisy Mumford.
Inc bride wore dainty gown OF white
SILK batiste. and her going away gown
was OF pale gray cloth. From 10 Q
o'clock an informal reception was held.
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Timpson left
for Sugar City, Ida, where they will
reside.
The interesting list Of weddings this
week opened with the marriage OF Miss
Alice Cunningham and Charles w
Pratt on Monday. The affair was al
most strictly confined to the family
but was very pretty one the decora-
tions and all details being most eff
feellve. Miss Josephine Wells was
bridesmaid and Mr. Frank Cook hest
man, while Rev. r.. |. Goshen per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pratt have gone to the coast for brid-
al trip, but will return here to reside.
On Tuesday two other interesting
events took place in the weddings Of
Misses Alice Goodwin and Leslie l..
Savage, Miss Pearl Riser and Blair
Richardson, both being home affairs,
and both couples leaving afterward for
trips away. Mr.. and Mrs Savage viii
later go TO Nevada to reside and Mr..
and Mrs. Richardson will make their
home here.
The wedding Of Miss Josephine Wells
and Douglas d. Monat will take place
next Wednesday at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ruon S.
Wells, the ceremony to be performed
by Bishop o. F. Whitney.
Miss Vera Tingey asd Joseph r.
Haas Will be married on next Satur-
day, at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 8. TinRey. the
wedding TO be a quiet one with only
the families and IA few friends present
Mrs u, Moyle has announced the
engagement of her daughter, Louise.
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cards done in the same flowers Gov.
ers were laid for 10 guests
Mr.. and Mrs. james Ingebretson
gave dinner at the University club
Oh Tuesday and arterward attended
the theater with their party. who con-
sisted Of Lieut. and Mrs Royden T.
Beebee. Mrs. c. "A. Mcmahon and Mrs
Hugh Park
Mrs. +. J. Fabian has Issued invita-.
tions for bridge teas on next Wednes-
day and Friday.
Mrs. Russell L. Tracy entertains
next Thursday afternoon,
Next Tuesday Mrs. II. W. Lawrence
gives kensingtou tea In honor Of her
daughter, Mrs Joseph Young OF Den
Yer.
On Thursday Mrs. Samuel Porter
entertained at cards In honor of Mrs.
Charles 5. Mann Of Los Angeles. her
guests numbering about 30 The rooms
were decorated in spring flowers and
the amusement Was 800" prizes In
the contest going TO Miss Little OF
Idaho, Miss Pearl Savage. Mrs. RAY.
mond Walker The guests were Mrs
Robert King Brown. Miss Bess Hall
Mrs. Percy Sadler Miss Helen Buck
inghum. Miss Anabe Little. Mrs
Charles Cain Chrisnon. Mrs. Charles
Lawrence Mrs Arthur Witcher Mrs
June Donncl Mrs Ray Waller Mrs
Fred Dern, Miss Elizabeth Mcintyre
Mrs, Elbridge Thomas. the Misses Gib-
bons, Mrs. Lewis Evans. Mrs. Wallace
Bransford, Mrs, A. h. Wnlkec Miss
Georgia Savage Miss Daisy savage.
Miss Pearl Savage. Mrs Roy Brown
and Mrs. III, H. Lawson
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The friendship long existing between the United
ing further cmened by the Domnons
his charming wife
Washington
After leaving Ottawa fortnight the distinguished
New York where with
dor Cha w
Grey the daughter
The governor generals party rein forced by troop ncud
ing secretary courier valet and three ladies'
honor the annual
speech this dinner Earl Grey pointed
portance OF fostering the good feeling between
Since then the earl and their
President many
others prominent the social and dip
Many other entertainments
Ottawa May
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Motor given the loosoattne street
houeN made Of SOFT tw plated ungs
SHOWN OF gay-oue plaid
ned with poan-bue satin
Oh shade OF blue
oVe the hem and the seeyesay
are trimmed with heavy silk The
nat or gray straw bound with ribbon has single long
"ue pune fastened with buckle
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-28
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given, that the Com
mon Council OF the City OF Astoria, has
declared its determination and intention
to improve Eleventh street from The
north line Of Harrison avenue TO the
north line OF Kensington avenue TO the
iull width thereof. and upon the sstab-
li,hcd Crude thereof. From the north
line OF Harrison avenue TO the south
line Of Irving avenue, said street shall
be improved by grading the same to
The established grade to the full width
hereof, and constructing sidewalks 4
feet wide on zach side thereof and
planking the same to width Of 20 feet
through the center thereof, with planks
3 inches thick and IL inches wide, From
the south line OF Irving avenue to the
north line OF kcnsington avenue. said
street shall he improved by grading the
same to the full width thereof. TO the
established grade thereof and construct.
Ing sidewalks 4 feet wide on each aide
thereof
The lumber 10 be used In construct.
Ing said street shall be good, sound red
or yellow FIR lumber
In matters Of detail said improvement
shall be constructed according to the
plans and specifications therefor 10 be
prepared by the City Surveyor "a herA
matter provided and general ordinance
No, 1901 and any matter Of construc.
ton and drainage found necessary TO
make the improvement safe or sub
stantial shall be done by the contrac.
tor whether specified or not, without
extra charge,
That the costs and expenses OF con-
struetinF said improvement, shall BE- de.
irayel by special assessment upon the
lots. lands and premises benefited by
the SAME which said lots, land, and
premises are included in the special as.
sessmcnt district including all lots.
lands and premises SO benefited TO.
wit Lots 3 and in block 90, lots IL,
II. IA and the west half of lot II In
block ol lots ,, 4. 3 and G In block o.
lots J, 2. 5 and the west half Of lot 4.
lots l2. -. II and west half Of lot II In
block %; lots 3, 4. and O. in block
49, lots 3, 4. 8 and @ In block lls; lots
!, ., 3 and the west half Of lot 4. lots
IL, 10 and II and the west half OF lot
II in block ia; lots !, 2, and west
half Of lot 4, lots l2. 10. II and tho
west half Of lot II In block III. all In
that part Of the City OF Astoria. Clat-
sop county. Oregon. as laid out and re-
corded by John Mcclure and extended
by Cyrus olncy.
oLOF ANDERSON.
Auditor and Police Judge Of the
City Of Astoria.
on o.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-28
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the Com
mon Council of the city of Astoria has
declared its determination and inten-
tion to re-establish the grade on Irving
avenue from the west line Of Ninth
street to the West line Of Fourteenth
street so that the grade upon said
street when so re-established shall be
at the following elevation above the
base of grades as established by ordi-
nance, to-wit.
At the intersection of Irving avenue
and Ninth street at 1877 feet above the
base of grades on the north side and
ITO feet above the base of grades on
the south side;
At the intersection Of Tenth street
at IA feet above the base Of grades on
the north side and lat feet above the
base of grades on the south side;
At the intersection Of said street
with Eleventh street at l26 feet above
the base of grades on the north side
and l29 feet above the base of grades
on the south side;
At the intersection Of said street
with Twelfth street at l40 feet above
the base of grades on the north side
and Isl feet above the base Of grades
on the south side;
At the east line of McClUe's Astoria
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-04-28
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
4.20.l0t.

Notice is hereby given that the as
sessmcnt made for the improvement Of
Exchange street from the center line
Of Ninectenth street TO the center line
OF Twenty first street, as per assess
ment roll number l20. was made by an
order OF t,e common council due and
payable on the lst day Of May, A, d.
1905, by ordinance number S232, con"
Arming said assessment roll, that the
following are the names Of the pcrsons
against whom tho assessment Is made
and the amount owing by each to-
wit: