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New-York tribune., 1907-12-28
CONDITION OF TRADE.

..-r1rrs Review SAYS Holiday trade vas very
heavy during the last Days before Christmas
ss1ng 4be total for the season above expectations
although co1nparlscns with last years neQreS gre
1nfsvorable st most points A few interior clueS
report better results than in 1905 but these are e
0errioreJ cases General business has been quiet
Is is customary at this time. ana raI1'iiactufi1s
plants have increased the percentaee OF Iols NE "a
chinery. Dry goods jobbeTs stimulated Hao7 y
zrecial clearance sales. retail buyers attending ~
large numbers because Of light stocks on AaIiu
The banks furnished currency more reaoly loF
roIIs but little Improvement is recorded IN rner
rsntie collections More wage earneIs are nielii-
rnoved than al any previous time thls year LLas
<sc+ories and mills announce resumption carry III
7qaS and consumption OF staple commodities IS nor
--eaT1ihI- diminished, because of the savings OF
+hA preceding extended period Of tuH occupdl'oi.
I IS interesting 70 note IN conn -. .,-j
s+srer1ents of unprecedented emigration ihat hlll
grafton for November also estaolsheo oa CO
~ z7s aliens arriving in this coufiif9' " 80
--o-e 1hsn in the same month last year. fcfelsh
commerce at this port alone lot tIls 10 -, q
rto1-e a gain Of S35e7zse III exports ana a loss OF
- - - :: ,-a,orts "a compared with the same
-raelx il 1906 Railway earnings thus lsH lEIoio1
Tor December decreased 80 per cent noi lIs is
-res of last year Security trading as igilt, VIZ.
partly accounts fer the netifa a-;so,, % zyitl1
.n hank exchanges at New York IN coipai En- go
-hA same week Of 1905 ~ other ieduii'e o
was a loss Of 22-3 per cent
..rs-s5s,ree+,s,' saws: Trade whole has neen
,7,ie- and indus y has slackened TercePnpis, - ~
.fg financiaI situation has eased. eNcepI 49, 5ts .
t -bo cass of New York, large end Of the year uiS
,,--s a. 1,.,-e 70 ne provided for Previous an
..s-.-Tors as 70 the volume Of holiday ua4o I'M
co-Trrration in the reports that the disciIu ulig @
-hilr faj1 was not equal 10 that OF Ir'o OF oL e
s-ji.- Years Mid weather is still cofnp4aeu -
e affecting retail trade in 'aasonabe gocos; So
Sc clothing shoes. rubber footwear Gnu ...-T st,
as 80 c,tsas the usual January REDUCTION
&c ,ere held in December. in many instances o.
-j-,r- before Christmas Jcbbing trace was ouiee
-iII after the latter date when me osI', - &c
- --aeb and other dress fabrics were mace
sacea --iye - fair amount OF interest wholesale
,yirees has been quiet, and both thls . me anu
= zrbhfug trade note the fectii't u '--' -
'--- - - Se1av shipment Of goods
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THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

cloth market for the week are estimated at 5000
pieces. The total number Of goods disposed Of will
about equal one-quarter of the output. Odd styles
of both wide and construction were the
chief sellers. with deliveries running through the
early part Of next year.
The following prices unchanged from last
week: cS-inch. 81 squares f14c: 2s-inch 81 by so.
4sc 27-inch, 81 by 81 &C. 2-inch. IS squares. Sic
and SSiz-inch, q squares, 6I2c.
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RELIGION Notices.


20 cents line.
St. Andrews NJ. E. Church,
10th St, west Of Columbus ave.
Preac6Rs at chAhAM Il + n Fh ana N BY fhs Pastor
Watch Night Service Tuesday. $50 P. NJ
ST. BARTHoLoMEw's CHURCH.
Tns eaS-SIi. Rev. IEIdHToN PARBs D. D. Rector.
SO 5n-H9y -H9I5Ss Communion P4sHgT and Sermon
Preacher. Rev CHARLES II. BABcocK. D. D.
Special Carol Service
AT O'CLOCK
s. TIN NAFs E.or "a sy e8a 59a sFev Dr. n5rn d
prayer and sermon, Il a m. Evening service. D m
p M.. F GFFcF l. sfh Hps St Pssf Pssoa:
vices 730 and II a, M. S ,. m.
st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church,
West oI9 End 4vePqs P3s Snd seth y street p..+or
rel s2EG5 E 4he STise5a aEka4S in ? = CRISES 5s''0
.,sB sPssls TrF g:5S:. .sT 6s sro d
THE 9nDDLB COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
viii Preaoh TTt';h at il ia a m and S p m.
THE MARBLE coLLEIcsI5AsTE. CHURCH.
Rev. DAVID "a Jas A'G ByRRELL as LII ; D. Minister.
viii preach nt Il m and ? m
fl2HSa bSGabs5r i0 Of tRe Tooe
THE coLLEGIATE CHURCH H5s OF ST. NICHOLAS.
Rev. DONALD SAGE MACKAY, D D. Minister
Rev. Prof HUGH BLACK. Of Union theological Sem
Rev Prot WA aF T54 2liss2 a \ 3 D. of Rutgers
College. at ?. m
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Rev HENRY Yes rvER7soS ER9 a5S c6BB cGd 'f B. D. Minister
will preach at II 4
Rev THOMAS MBRIDE NICHOLS at P m
assisted by Hans KronoId 'ceIlist. Or. Cobbs Bible
class for at o
UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHIIRCH. 4sth ST
west Of Broadway, ]. LEWIS HARTSOCK, Mlnister-1
a m Retrospect and Prospect; p. m. Cantata-
sermon by Pastor, The Deathless Diary Organ re-
1r,y1vERsrTY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner OF 10tb st-Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER d u
Pastor Public worship to-norrow at u a m ana
m 1t service the Pastor VIII a,
A. he evening service the HERBERT FORD VIII
weekly will be held in the chaPe!
on Tuesday evening at S O'clock
West End PRESBYTERIAN Church,
AMSTERDAM AVE. AND 10TH ST
G5RLANr HAMMER. Jr-. Assistant Pastor Services
Dr. a RrfGwfN x M viii preach Morning subject "A God
Nlia5 Personaiit,'' Evening, 'LoTd Kelvin or The
Worth Of a Man
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
st 5th and 6th aNes-
Rev. ANTHONY H EVANS. D D. IasloF
preaches at II a NJ and 8 2 m
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nrsKs AND OFFICE FURNITURE
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
IOsT-BANKBOOKS.

IOsT-BASkBOO
IOsT-Eankbook 10. 4G2 OF OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon %
r,-csarrf tfe same 10 the hank within thirty
DAYS OF the said book will be declared can
ceIIed and eztincuished and new one Is
sued Ia lieu thereof
LOST handbook No. b20 132. German
SAVINGS Rank OF New York CITY. Am
ave. and 14Lh ST.
LOST -Bankboolc No. al5.O5o Bank for
Savings. $50 4th ave. New York PAY
ment ftorpcd. Please return book to bank
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Religious Notices.
20 cents a line.

CHRIST CHURCH, Broadway. list St. Rev G. A
STRONG, Rector s, Holy Communion IL. Morning
Service. sermon, Rector s. Evening Service sermon
Nj. Miller
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CENTRAL PRFSBYTERIAE CHURCH.
-egt57 between broadway and 18th
Hev. WILTON MERLE SMITH. D ., Pastor
Or. SMITH breaches at II n
Rey J. REVERIDG5 LEE. d. D. the College Secre-
-arv Of the Eyangelistic Committee VIII preach at
p m 10 students postgraduate problems: subject.
TTuth Duty"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES. Sunday mornings
Il: Sunday evenings s. Wednesday evenings, s FIFTH
CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 22s-23O W 45th St
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OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious Efche'
bought at highest market value. mhos
into new articles or exchange foZ new Jew
,lry or japanese goods at NJ. +. TeppeFs
factory ii West 35th St
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Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Churcl

Fifth avenue ana 55th
Fs7r. = ROSS STEVENSON. u. n ,-i,is+srs
Rev. EDWIN 2. HALLENBECk. Il. II "
Services. II e. m. r N, r. IN
nr STEVENSON will preach IN the morning
Fev. HUGH BLACK. NJ a. IN the afternoon.
Re-. = WILBUR CHAPLAIN. n. d, IN the evening
Bible School. $50 2.
Mems Eitls Glass conducted by Or. HALLENBECK.
Special prayer meeting Wednesday. 10 a m.
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Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church

CALVARY. West 57th St. Dr MACARTHUR. Last
grand choir Bowman. conductor. Bible School As
Pastors current Class. 10:15 Governor Hughes
ana the Presidency Spanish service (Fsev. GARDIANO
2.
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UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 4sth st;
west OF Broadway j. LEWIS AARTSOCh' Mlnster::dl
a m .Retrospact and Prospect; p. m. Cantata-
HOLY Child watc.. Night Service. Tuesday. 10 p m
sermon by Pastor, The Deathless Diary organ Ie-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28

rrnIvFRsITY PLACE PREsBYTE.RIAN CHURCH
ooyrs- of I0fh st-Rev GEORGE ALEXANDER, D D.
Pastor Public worship to-morrow at II a m ana .
m At the morning service the Pastor VIII pIeafl
At the evening the Rev. BEFtBERr toRD VIII
1reach meeting Will be held IN the chaPe!
on Tuesday evening at S o'clock
New-York tribune., 1907-12-28

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH Harlem.
Row ! ELMENpoRF. D u, senior Pastor.
FIRST CHURCH. 12lSt st. Third eve--Fastc
Rev. Beni. z. DiCkhaut. Services II and p
Preaching by the
Edgar Tton. jr, n. y Services et II a m and p
Preaching by the pastor
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WORK WANTED.
Male

CUTTER end scorer. h. paper box maker;
steady rositfon: reliable; employed at
present: best reference. -. Goldman. SIS
Madison 81
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Mammal ttan NOngregatlOnaI,
BROADWAY AND 76TH ST.
Pastor Rev. HENRY A. STIMSON, D. D.,
breaches Morning. Evening Farewell to
Dr. and Mrs. STRLEY. Missionaries.
MEMORIAL, BAPTIST CHURCH Washington Square.
EDWARD JUDSON. the Pastor. will preach. IL a
"a Tale That Told and p. What Makes a
Happy New Year
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CoLORED MAN. not afraid Of work. 70
assist janitor. do firing or labo-er.s work.
IN or out of city. 2. TalbWtL. b4 East
1921 ST
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COLLECTOR, DELIVERY MAN. &e--By
young man. -: Or at anything. handy
With tools; best reference; bond, reasonable
wages. Becker. 13S Forsyth ST.
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WORK WANTED
nfalA

SzLESNEE nustIins cone8o n
desire a position at once as ttace =
saIes-ren through ths Soute- - e.. ="
Broadway, New Haven Conn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13
Events of the Week.

,snual banquet given by the
b Fort Douglas took place last
Al the Officers club, a num-
-zociate members being among
rs. The decorations were in
3 Beauty roses and ferns. Capt.
vas toastmaster, and among
tponding We're Capt. Wells,
hdden, Capt. Kinisson, Capt.
4 Capt. Allen, Lieut.. Paul Gal.
y Lieut.. Campbell. The guests
|Col Benjamin Lockwood. Mai.
! Smith, Mai. Pendleton, Capt.
@dward, Capt. Worrillow, Capt.
Maj. Hirst, Capt. Brockman,
ErBham, Lieut.. Robinson. Lieut..
p Capt Kinisson, Lieut., Bur
W. Wagner. Lieut.. Haskell,
Elrt, Lieut.. Sloan, Lieut. Mason,
Iillard, Lieut.. Samuel Parker,
@tn. Lieut.. Waldron, Lieut..
Lieut.. Paul Galleher. DR.. kel-
Esr Gov. Heber NJ. Wells, for
PGen. Charles s, Burton, Adj.
n Naylor, Fisher Harris.
lday evening the senior class
University will give the first
assembly ever given by a
rfg class of that institution.
'danee with the custom fol
+ all large Eastern universities,
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on official business. Each operator was
allowed to "filer FIVE thousand words
with which to make the evening pleas
ant for each other. The committee was
kept very CPS keeping them in
Copy The w, T., o. S, L., D. &
u. G. aud San Pedro telegraph Offices
were we'll represented. President Leek-
expressed themselves we'll pleased with
the success attained. Another ball will
be given in the near future. At Md
night Chief Mcdonald marked all
'off.' notwithstanding the numerous
kicks for Overtime Com.
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CALIF0RNIA EXCURSIONS
January 18th and 21st

Via Oregon Short Line. Following
rates will prevail from Salt Lake:
San Francisco or Portland and
return .............. s3l 80
San Francisco and return, via
Portland one way ,........, A. 90
Los Angeles and return via San
Francisco one way -...,.,.. 80. 90
Los Angeles and return via Port
land ore way ,,,,,.,.....,. 4! so
Tickets limited to thirty days from
date OF sale.
See agents for further particulars.
City Ticket Office, pol Main Street.
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One of the social events of the week
evening in honor OF Mr., and Mrs. D.
c, Olmstcad Ut their home, 374 West
Sixth South street, by the RAILROAD
Crowd Those enjoying the affair were
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilliker, Pond Robson,
Starbuck, Hall, Chalmers, Blodgett and
King. Miss Young and Messrs. Jenkin-
son, Burt. Bywater, Shay aud Cbantrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olmstead will soon leave
for Ogden TO make their future home
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Salt Lake People

Going to Los Angeles are requested TO
call and register at the Office of tho
Salt Lake Realty Co. Ais o. I. johnson
Bldg. cor. 4th and Broadway, Los An
geles. Cal, for their own and their
friends convenience.
a bureau of free information has
heen established there.
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Whispers.

Whispers.
|Tttle creations called hats the
have been wearing since the
a the season for furs, to keep
and hats TO set off the mar
| been many and varied IN their
There is one. however, worn
IN the youngest of the popular
|,hat has been noticed and com
a for its attractiveness which
Latly to the vivacious face un-
. The foundation for the hat
n could hardly he called a hat)
Sen brown velvet, encircled by
4, and gilt braid; falling from
[m a pale blue plume, and on
4 cluster of blush pink roses.
k,rs will be no wedding after
4 Il the way the dear old Tabs
a "a il over at the five.o clocks,
4 shame TO be disappointed
4 the college man in the East
\ The heart Of the damsel, or
9 OF the devotees during the
spent at the seaside has been
ruuate man, at any rate the ring
/; pin sped eastward
J 4 one young man who did not
s,sessary to wait until Valen-
~ 10 be pierced by the little
n his admiration and devotion
<fain brunette is causing many
(, Inends TO wonder when they
lin of all her capabilities and
Lite her in one breath.
e rather early TO schedule the
7fngs, but it is whispered that
4 4 popular maids of the young
10 be numbered among the
Rumor seems to have found
naid who is willing to accom-
= troops across the blue sea.
ia has nothing whatever TO say
hibject, The man in blue. how
,dey0tel
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Ethel and James Edwards enter.
tanned n few friends informally Friday
evening. Guessing games were the fea-
ture of the evening, The prizes were
awarded TO Addie Jennings, George
Norris, Mabel Locknour and Harry
BRYAN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13

Eat what you please and take lit
tie Kodol for indigestion after your
meals. II digests what you eat. Sold
by Anstee. Brice Drug Co. ~ Main ST.
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Mrs. u. J. Selgrath has returned to
her home in Bingham Junction, after
visiting with friends in Nevada, Ore
gon and California for the past three
months.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13

Mrs. Louis S. Gates and little daugh-
ter are at Whitehall for a week before
returning to their home in Bingham.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13

Mrs. A. j. Winters of La Crosse,
Wis. is visiting her daughter, Mrs
George F. Goodwin, 217 Eighth East
street. She is accompanied by her son.
DR.. John A. Winters, one of the promi~
nent physicians of that section.
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A grand masquerade ball will be Civ.
en- under the auspices Of the Women
of Woodcraft. known as the "Jolly
Choppers, January IS, Everybody in
yited The MANAGEMENT reserves tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13

Miss Agatha BerlShoel, accompanied
by Miss Rena Redman and Miss Marie
Berkhoel, left on Thursday for New
York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13

The Five Hundred Card club will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs, NJ.
B. Whitney
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13

right to lift all masouerades az the
door Refreshments served
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Mr.. and Mrs. H, S. Daynes have tax
en- apartments in the Bransford nee
Emery H dimes, whore they will be at
home TO their friends for the winter.
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DR.. and Mrs. f. S. Bascom enter
tanned few friends very informally
at dinner on Thursday evening.
The Misses Ina and Zayda Boutwell,
who have spent the holidays with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G, R. Boutwell,,
returned to Stanford yesterday.
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". P. Noble, accompanied by his
daughters Mrs, Robert Gould Smith
and Miss Noble, will leave during the
week for the Hawaiian Islands, where
they will spend a couple of months
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Terry will leave
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13

Miss Maud Miller, who has spent the
past three weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. D. Miller, returned to Stanford on
Friday, where she Will continue her
work for the remainder of the term.
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Mrs. S. II, Pinkcrton entertained the
members of the New "500' club at a
luncheon at the Emery Holmes on
afternoon, followed by
bridge. Eighteen guests were present
and at the close Of the game the honors
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during the week for the East, to be
away several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scarf have re
turned to their home in Chicago after
a pleasant visit with friends in the
city.
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during the week for the East, to be
away several weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Scarf have re
turned to their home in Chicago after
a pleasant visit with friends in the
city.
Mrs. T. j. Selgrath has returned to
her home in Bingham Junction, after
visiting with friends in Nevada, Ore
gon and California for the past three
months.
Mrs. Louis S. Gates and little daugh.
ter are at Whitehall for week before
returning to their home in Bingham.
Miss Agatha Berlkhoel, accompanied
by Miss Rena Redman and Miss Marie
Berkhoel, left on Thursday for New
York
The Five Hundred Card club will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs, NJ.
B. Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs, H, S. Dayne5 have tax
en- apartments in tho Bransford nee
Emery dimes, where they will be at
home TO their friends for the winter
George L. Nye of Denver sailed yes
terday from New York on the Mime
toneka for London on a business trip.
During his absence Mrs. Nye and little
son VIII be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Franken and will go on to New
York to meet Mr.. Nye on his return.
Miss Margaret Park left yesterday
for Denver to join her father, Boyd
Park for few weeks,
Mrs. c. F Pinkerton, baby and nurse,
will leave during the week for Los
Angeles, where they will spend the re-
mainder of the winter:
Mr.. and Mrs, w, P. OMcara are
spending a few weeks of the winter at
Los Angeles, and information arrived
yesterday to the effect that they are
now rejoicing over the advent Of fine
girl baby.
The Telegraphers Dancing club gave
another of their delightful dances
Wednesday evening in the knights OF
Columbus hall About fifty couple par.
ticipated and an enjoyable time was
had by all Night Chief Mcdonald
and Wire Chief Smith were in charge
Of the force. The "Quads' and "Du-
plexes were in perfect order; there
were few "Singles, ~ which needed
little adjusting, but after the "Bat-
terry was replenished by going on the
Clear Manager May, Chief Oper.
ator Long and Night Chief Cooper were
unable TO attend on account OF other
business. They were marked eek
cused, - with regrets, as also was Cash
ier Butler, who was called TO Ogden
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The "Parsifal" evening given at
Rowland hall by Mrs. William lyle
heart, Mrs. Charles G. Plummer and
Miss Ellerbeck was one of the affairs
of the week. 1t was given by Miss
Clara Colbourn in honor of the seniors
and juniors of the hall and a few close
friends.
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Mrs, j. Silvers entertained a num-
ber Of friends at tea on Tuesday after
noon in honor of Mrs G. Logan of
Louisville, Ky. The rooms were prettily
decorated with red carnations and
ferns. Those assisting the hostess in
cluded Mrs. f. c. Loofbourow, Miss
Marie Sloan of Oakland, Cal, and Miss
Lucille Heidcl.
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Mrs. c. T. Pinkerton, baby and nurse,
will leave during the week for Los
Angeles, where they will spend the re-
mainder Of the winter.
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Miss Beatrice Cheesman entertained
the members of the Sewing club on
Friday afternoon in honor of her guest,
Miss Sarah Ralston of ST Louis.
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One Of the social affairs of the week
VIII be the reception TO be given on
Friday evening OF the Commercial club,
In honor of the delegates To the Wool
growers convention and their wives.
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Mr.. and Mrs w, P. O'Mcara are
spending a few weeks of the winter at
Los Angeles, and information arrived
yesterday to the effect that they are
now rejoicing over the advent of a fine
girl baby
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George L. Nye of Denver sailed yes
terday from New York on the Mime
toneka for London on a business trip.
During his absence Mrs. Nye and little
York to meet Mr., Nye on his return.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13

Miss Margaret Park left yesterday
for Denver to join her father, Boyd
Park. for few weeks.
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Mrs. Frank B. Stephens will enter
tain at luncheon on Wednesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. Thomas Benton
Hunter of Monterey. Cal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-01-13

The Delta Sigma fraternity Of the
University entertained number of
their friends at n dancing party on
Friday evening at the museum build.
ing. The hall was decorated with the
fraternity and school colors.
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Mrs; Olive Gaylord entertained in
formally at :50on on Friday afternoon
in honor of Miss Goldsmith of San
francisco, who is visiting with friends
IN the city. The rooms were prettily
decorated with red and white carna-
tlons. Four tables were filled with the
players and the honors were awarded
to Mrs. S. c, Park and Mrs Henry
Whitney.
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Mrs, Frank Swihdlers entertained in.
formally at bridge on Friday afternoon.
twenty guests being entertained. Five
tables were filled with the players and
the prizes were awarded to Mrs. Walter
Fitch, Mrs. George l.. Nye Of Denver,
Mrs. Charles. Mrs. George Moore and
Miss Marjorie Paine.
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Judge and Mrs o. ". Powers en-
tertained dozen friends informally
at dinner on Wednesday evening at
Lingerlonger. The table was prettily
decorated with low bowls of red Rich
rnnnd rnsns