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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
+ SPORTS
JOY WILL PITCH FOR
ALL-HAWAH

out In deep left center, and then Bar
ney rubbed his eyes and found himself
at last awake.
What had happened was enough
plus more. In that one opening stanza
:he Commuters had swatted Barney for
an even quartet of bingles, which. with
u walk rendered and a batsman hit
with a pitched ball, had netted Vans
outfit four runs. After that there was
about as much snap and ginger to the
game as there would be in a race be.
tween two doughnuts.
Barney's early season fault of not
being able to settle down in the open
ing stages of the battle was upon him
with the grip of an incubus. Van Hal
tren stole third on him while Barney
was trying to interpret Streets sig
mails. He didn't seem to have any
thing that a boxman is supposed to
possess. OF course, after the alarm
went off and he had located himself,
riie was not so easy a problem.
Opposing him was ELI Gates, and he
was an entirely different Eli from the
Eli who was bombarded off the slab
on the day preceding.
The initial inning, though, was the
cal taffy when II comes to making n
pitcher look foolish. Smith, the first
Inan to take his selected ash plate
ward. was given four bad ones and
Gtrolled down. Brick" Devereaux,
who has the kanaka sign on Barney,
stationed himself on the third base
coaching line, and made things merry
with a lot of red-dog junk aimed at
Joy. Brick distracted Barney's atten-
ton to such an extent that Smith stole
second right under the big fellows
nose. Van Haltren then ripped off a
handsome single to deep right field
Il there Is such place-and Smith
completed the circuit.
BY this time Barney was up In the
air SO high that he couldn't see either
the plate or the batter DevereauS
talked Dutch to Heinie Heitmuller, and
during the conversation Barney hit
Heinle with a siX-cylinder inshoot, and
he baby elephant limped down to first
lie went to second on Eagan's single
which scored Van to third on Bliss
sacrifice and scored on Bigbee's out
third to first. Eagan scored on Haley'i
single to second. Haley then stol,
that sack and was caught at the plat,
Ivy Hildebrand's thrown from Dever
eaux's single.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23

AI-HAWAII MAY PLAY
RIVERSIDE BOYS

II matters can ne arranged the
hll-Hawaii team will go up against a
picked team of players from the Riv-
2rside League. They will play Sc
ries of three games. starting on Sun
day. the Sd of November.
Such series would be highly In
teresting inasmuch that many people
think that the Riverside boys would
have chance. It would be great
practise for the All-Hawaii team, as
they could get in their teamwork.
This scheme meets with the approx
al of all and If details can be arrang.
cd these games will take place.
OF course they will be played al
the League grounds, where everyone
can see them.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23
CUSTOM HOUSE TEAM OUT-R0l[
OAHU

The Custom House bowling team
defeated the Oahu College team on
the Hotel Baths alleys last evening
1y 1885 pins to 1910 or a margin OF
1876 pins. Three games were rolled
McGrew was the weak sister" on the
Custom House team. He seemed to
have lost control of his side-wheel
hall and nearly lost the game for his
team. The team all look to McGrew
TO win their games for them.
The two teams meet again on Fri.
day night.
The three games were rolled as fol
lows: Custom House: 625, GA, 500;
Oanu College: 500, 527, 5S7.
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Tuesday, Oct. %, Henry Hapai. AZ,
won by default. Richard Cooke, SO,
won from Il. w. Thwing, IS, by 60,
60. .hI
To play Wednesday, Oct. 90: 4,
Nicholson, 81, VS.. c. II. Atherton, 80;
V. o. Banks, 33, VS.. +. c. Atherton,
"a.
To play Thursday, Oct. "a: II, Ha'
pal, ~, VS.. Richard Cooke, SO; A. dc
la Nux, 80, VS.. C. Il. Edmunds, 81.
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FOOTBALL FRIDAY

The first important football match
will be played on Friday between the
High School and Oahu College second
team. The game will take place at
Oahu College at $3.50 p. m.
Both teams are working hard to
get into shape and they will put up a
good game.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23

Mike Fisher sent Il cableSHaTN to
Garry r. Herman. Honolulu offers
100000. for deciding game of the
worlds series. Sunshine guaran-
teed." Herman is the baseball mag
nate in charge of the championship
baseball series.
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BARNEY PITCHES POORLY

Immersed in anticipatory dreams OF
Mike Fishers coming expedition to
Honolulu, Barney JOY, the pride OF
The islands. awoke with start after
one inning of butchershop baseball yes
torday afternoon and evening. Catch
or Charley Street took him gently by
the arm, pointed to the score board
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-10-23

There are a great many people here
who don't seem to be able to grasp
the fact that Barney Joy will pitch
for the local team against "Mique"
Fishers all-star combination of Coast
players. The fact that anyone would
think that Barney would pitch for the
Coast team Is foolish Joy is Ha-
waiian boy and naturally would pitch
for his own team. Just because Bar
ney is coming down with the profess
SIGNALS means absolutely nothing. II
Is natural that he would want to
come home with his fellow players.
Joy will be the man upon whom Ha-
vail will depend. OF course we will
have Reuter- and he will be in fine
shape to go up against Fishers team.
Reuter- is working harder than he
ever did before in his life to get into
shape. Dick is anxious to make a
showing against the big fellows, as
he is anxious to get In big league
company. II he can make good Fish
er will surely take him to Frisco.
The fans are planning a welcome
for Barney Joy and he is sure to have
e homecoming that he will remem-
Der for many day. When Barney
steps to the plate the fans will pre-
sent him with some remembrance.
barney is anxious to get home and
will welcome the sight of oahu on
the morning of the 22d of next
month.
:: {. q
Mike Fisher has made arrangements
Ia call his team that will make the
triD to Honolulu the A. q. SpaldinGs
The boys will have uniforms made
with the word "Spalding" across the
breast.
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(onlNGS4~o g
3lS5OTNG*

Maurice stiefel has gone east on a
business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs, p. {. Evans are in Los
Angeles and vicinity visiting friends.
Mrs. Edith Cummings and Mas
Maud Convey have returned from Los
Angeles and Catalina island.
Miss Florence Grant went Friday FOR
a Weekend visit with friends In Park
City.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Newhouse are
spending few days In Carlsbad Ger
manv
Mrs. james Eugene Ellison of Los
Angeles, who has been spending the
summer with relatives in this city, left
wednesday evening. for ner home.
Mrs. a. II. Snow, accompanied by her
sister Miss Gaylord. viii leave Sunday
for trip TO Denver
Mrs. Mary u. Gilmor and her two
grandchildren, Mary and John, are
back from short visit 20 Brighton.
NJ. j, Brlnes viii spend the next two
weeks with Harold Segel at siegel, Ne
rada.
Mr. and Mrs. Ge.. Smith are back
from their wedding "trip after an alb
seuce Of several weeks.
Miss Paralee HALEY leaves this week
for Boise where she VIII visit FOR few
days, before going on 10 her home In
Perdleton, ore.
Miss Katherine Geddes o,turned Mon
day from month spent with Mrs. ste
phen Shaw In Denver
Mrs. G. II. futile left Wednesday for
Lake Tahoe, where she Will Epend
the remainder OF the summer.
I'd. McConaughy OF Chicago Is visit
ing with III, and Mrs. r. n. MoCon-
aughy on cast Second South street.
rope.
Mr. nn1 Nfrr Raymon1 g. Mason
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| left Thursday for san Francieco,
where they will make their home.
James o. Salisbury and his quests,
Mr.. Newman and mar. Armstrong OF
New York, have gone to the salisbury
ranch in Idaho for. a short stay.
Jam~a a. Pollock and j. n. Barnett
go to Idaho today for. a fishing trip
Miss Dortny Gordon and Miss Lucille
Evans hAse returned from a trip to
Cheyenne and Denver
Mrs. G. Chapman, accompanied by
her daughter Miss Lillian Chapman,
returned last week from Rock Island,
Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ. Chamberlain
will leave shortly for New York.
whence they sail Aug. 2S, for Europe.
Thomas a. Homer returned Tuesday
from an extended trip I'm the east He
attended the Elks' convention and
the jamestown exposition, making the
trip from Philadelphia to Norfolk by
sea.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Pond have been
visiting their daughters, Mrs. w. w.
Crome, and Mrs. Willard Snow in Ce-
dar CITY.
Miss Valentine Grant. who has been
here for the past two or three weeks,
left Sunday evening for her home In
Tacoma.
Mrs. Samuel Adams and little daugh-
ter Dorothy of Denver are here to spend
q month at the Mcmillan home.
W.
friends here, DR.. NJ. p. Jacobson lett
hor his home In the south Thursday.
Mrs. Elbridge Thomas has for her
guest Mrs. James Stevenson of Gin
cinnati. who was formerly Miss Arte-
mesia Spence, and well known in Salt
Lake society some years ago.
Mrs. r. C. Neadown and son, Vigil, of
st. Joseph, Mo-, are visiting with Mrs.
q. A. Mcmillan on east Second South.
Mr.. and Mrs Scion Spiro VIII leave
during the week for an extended trip
through the northwest, including vari-
Gus points In Oregon. Washington,
British Columbia and Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Simms, for
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white net over taffeta and carried
shower bouquet of white carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson left for a trip to
Soda Springs and the Yellowstone
after which they will reside in Idaho
Miss Annie Parsons entertained at
a china shower on Tuesday in honor
of Miss Pearl Branch who is to be
married in September Pink and
white sweet peas were used to de-
corate the house.
Today will witness the first tennis
tournament of the season at the Coun-
try club. 1t viii be for mixed doubles
and the five courts are in perfect con-
dition.
Mrs. w. H. Cunningham entertain
ed at bridge on Wednesday for Mrs
Mason and Mrs. Adams. Prizes were
won by Mrs. Robert Glcndinning, Miss
Kinney and Miss McGrath
Miss Myra Williams and Peter W.
STAN Jr, We're married in the temple
at noon on Wednesday In the even
ing reception was held nj the home
Of the brides brother. Mr.. j. A. VIII
liams on Third avenue.
Miss Hazel c. Young entertained
this afternoon IN honor OF Miss Ruth
Kahn of LeadYille.
Miss Viola Godbe entertained at
800" Wednesday afternoon In honor
OF Mrs. Alfred Rest. rhe rooms were
prettily decorated with nasturtiums
and sweet peas, the dining room IN
smilaN and white flowers Five tables
were played. The prizes were won by
Mrs. Best and Mrs Olson. Miss God
be was assisted 10y Miss Mildred Godbe
and Miss Ethel Casteton.
The Cup ana Saucer club met We'd
nesGay with Mrs j Tarvin Harris.
Mrs Ellsworth Daggett ana Mrs.
w W, Armstrong were hostesses at
the Country club on Wednesday,
Several circus parties took place last
| Tuesday evening three Of the hostesaes
OF which wero Mrs David Murray,
Mrs, c. w. BiAold ana Mrs. A. W
Snow
Mr., and Mrs w, c. a. Smoot, Jr.,
announce the engagement of their
! daughter. Geneyleye TO w r. sPet-
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LOGAN.

A very pleasant social event of the
week was the evening party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Campbell, IN honor
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jennings, who are
their guests. The rooms were tasteful
ly decorated with golden rod. sweet
peas and nasturtiums Mrs Campbell
was assisted by Miss Florence Camp
bell and Master Jennings.
Miss Mamie Brown was hostess on
Tuesday evening at q party given II
honor of her guest Miss Eda Taysum
of Salt Lake.
Captain and Mrs. Perry entertainer
n number OF friends at cards on Mon
day evening.
Prof. and Mrs. r. ID. Ball arc IN To-
gan and arc located IN their home on
the College hill.
Miss De Graf and Miss Annie Ray
mond left the first part Of the week
for Los Angeles to be gone year.
A delightful party was given by miss
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY AUGUST 10 1907

her mother Mrs. IT, Sells, on East
First South street.
Mrs. w L. Green has returned after
I'm absence Of some weeks In Kansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. johnson and
Miss Ethel Paul will leave on trip
to the northwest. Thursday for three
weeks.
Miss eva Snow will return this week
from two months spent in Los Angeles
and Ocean PAX, Cal
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Walker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Chamber.
lain left Monday for two weeks
camping trip.
Miss Alta Johnson is spending few
weeks with Mrs. u. c. Bellingcr.
Lynn S. Gillian has returned from
a visit to his home in Minneapolis.
Miss Ruth ami Paul Armstrong will
leave for weeks outing at Wasatch,
soon.
Dale Smith is spending few days
on the Weber river
Mrs. Lafayette Reese is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary McKinnon, at RAN
dolph.
Mrs. Agnes Huntington Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. C. j. Toone, at Morgan,
Utah
Mrs. w. wall of Long Beach Cal.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. Ter
hume.
f. o. Carey is here from solida foi
a few days.
Harold Peck and Morton Chcesnnan
left Tue.-:ay for a week at Brighton.
Mrs Edward C. Parsons has re-
turned to her home in Denver after
visit with her mother, Mrs. Sarah
McChrystal.
Mrs. r, II. Officer returned Mon
day after Visiting for several weeks
in New York, New Jersey. Massachu-
sets and Illinois
Mrs. Virginia Snow Stephen is still
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enjoying the breezes at Ocean Park.
Cal.
Miss Mac Twomey who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Timby left We'd
nesday for her home in Spokane.
A II. Boxrud and son. Frank viii
return today from two months spent
in the cast.
Mrs. James Il. Clinton has gone to
the Lava Hot springs in Idaho.
Mrs. Sarah II. Karricl and daughter
Denny. and Miss Mary Luman are
guests of Mrs Thomas Marioneay.
Mrs. Isaac Russell spent two days
in Ogden this week.
Miss Minnie Evans, Miss Nell Smith.
Miss Stella Carter, Miss Nellie Kirk
and Mrs. r. ID. Evans have gone to
Wasatch for two weeks.
Mrs. j. G. Doolittlo and her chill
dren are at Redondo beach. spending
the summer.
Mrs. Eugene Smith, formerly Miss
Pearl Pierce OF :his city. Is now living
in Ocean Park, Cal.
Mrs, Charles fl. Stevenson went on
Tuesday to Brighton to be a guest for
few days at the Brown cottage.
Mrs. George j. Mclaughlin left
Thursday for her home IN Rochester.
after visit OF some weeks with her
mother Mrs A. NJ. Walden.
Mr., and Mrs. II. w Woodbridge, who
have been visiting Mr.. ANA Mrs r. II.
Woodbridge at the BransfOrd, left this
week for Fay, New. TO make their home
there,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe M. Breeder are
spending n week at Brighton,
Miss Marie Ross is ylstin her oous-
ms in Mammoth.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Terry have gone
to to Yellowstone,
Rev and Mrs, O. n. Perkins viii
leave. che first Of September for a two
months trip IN the east,
Y. a. Clawson left Tuesday for a
three weeks trip 10 Canada.
Mrs Richard stinglev left on Mon
DAY evenings train ~ jain MIR. Sting
ley at Los Angeles,
Miss Jane Howat il nj brighton
visiting her sister Mrs, Hampton
Mr. ana Mrs, James u. Jennings left
Wen"efda5 for the Yellowstone nark.
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merIy of this city, but now at Atchi-
son, Kan, were in town this week.
The Misses Annie and Katherine
Adams are visiting In Logan, at the
home Of Capt. and Mrs. Perry.
Sherman Armstrong, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. armstrong, will return to
ST. Matthews school. Burlingame, Cal,
next week.
Mrs. r. II. Officer returned lately
after a stay Of several weeks in the
east. She visited friends in New York
and New Jersey
Miss Josephine DevereauX will leave
early IN September for st. Louis where
she VIII enter school,
Miss Ruth Kingsbury has for her
guest Mrs. Samuel Westfall OF San
Francisco at the Newhouse residence
on East South Temple.
Miss Mary smedley returned Mon
day evening from three months spent
in the east
Mrs. Il. a. Greenwood and daughter
Helen, left Tu esday to visit a month
III DNANoi "h' N"i"i"HO ''piAA5''
Mrs. Simon and her daughter Helen,
who have been visiting Mrs. Jacob
Morit2, left for their home In Portland.
on Wednesday.
Mrs Joshua 2rant has gone TO Park
City on q visit 10 Mrs. Hampton.
Mss Mary Smedley is home, after
spending she past few months in ST..
Joseph, Mo.
Mrs James Dietrich and son OF Spo-
no arc spending few days With
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PROVO.

Miss Sadie Graham Of H..
postoftice entertained the claw. royo
carriers of the office topett.S and
thelf wives, at her homo ~ with
evening, The time passed c,aaonday
with high five, music. SONG s,o,,,'suhtly
ings. Mrs. Laura Foote t"N, reau-
ladies' prize ana Mr.. j. r. Hone, .,e
sen..enian prize Delicious rerroshe
Mrs Hepsy Lewis entertained ,r
day evening at a birthday nSri.ues-
honor of her daughter. R6rtb',V IN
occasion being Miss Bertha's as, we
birthday anniversary Ahnr, Nsh
friends of the young ladv sHe, ~
pleasant evening with music som,
games. Delicious refreshments VII 'g.u
Miss Vilate Knudsen will snana
week with relatives In Salt LAX, ''s"'
i''Ne
Mrs. Thomas Jenkins of SAL,
is visiting her daughter Ars i-'He
Jones, in this city. -' l.
Mrs. All Lundberg ana Mrs Lao
week. lN'S
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Jensen ana ,r..
Essle Reese have returned cr,r,, l,sS
extended visit to Mr. and Mrs ~ ~ ~
Hyde at Garland. w. W.
Mrs. owen Dusenberry who h,.
been visiting here for some time hS ss
returned to Salt Lake. ""9
Mrs. Reed Smoot and cbua...
visited Salt Lake relatives this weo u
w. b. Passey of Salt Lake vlsl,o5
relatives In Provo this week.
Hon. r. C. Callister of Fillmoro
visited his daughter, Mrs. L. d, Hinc,.
of this city the past week.
Mrs. Tessie Alexander of Salt Lake
IS visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
S. X. Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Rydnlch wsr.
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. yVyl,o,,
NJ. Roylance ut Springville, Sunday.
A pleasant family party was given
Friday night ut the home of Mr. anG
Mrs. Andrew Knudsen in honor N
their son Heber A., who returned from
a mission to Norway last week Tbers
was a large gathering of relatives ami
friends and delightful evening bas.
ed with music, song ana games.
The Peter PAN club met AIondoy
night with Miss Arna Sward, An IN,
teresting program was rendered anda
pleasant social evening passed Re,
freshments We're served.
The Pallas club met Thursday owe.
ming with Miss Bertha Barney After
tho rap1itiDn NJ tho IrnppaNt, r,fr,.L
ments were served.
Mrs. c. o. Newell delightfully."- on.
tertained Friday afternoon at the Ho-
tel Roberts in honor of Mrs. S A.
King,
Mrs. c. f. Erickson entertained alta
dinner at her home Monday. Covers
were laid for 10.
Mrs. Sam Schwab was the hostess
at an evening social at her home
Tuesday A delightful evening OF
music. cards and reading was en-
joyed.
Mrs. Hager Singleton and daughters
Minnie and Hazel We're Salt Lake yisit-
ors this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Bachman
vis'>ed friends in Salt Lake the latter
part of the week.
Mr.. Frank Graham of Salt Lake
visited relatives and friends in Provo
Sunday.
The officers OF the Sixth ward Pri-
mary association entertained their
members to a delightful dancing party
in their Westinghouse Monday after
noon.
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Older Salt Lakers will be interested
to learn that Miss Paralee Haley who
left this week for her home In Pendle-
ton. Ore, is the daughter of n Salt Lake
belle Of 30 years ago, known then as
Miss Paralee Kimball. Miss HALEY will
visit for a few days In Boise before
going Oh to Pendleton.
Miss Harriet L. Mcclellan and Joseph
f. Thomstorff were married thursday
at 10 o'clock at the brides home GA
south Second East. The house was
prettily decorated in pink sweet peas
and carnations, and small reception
followed the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomstorff left on the noon train for
Chicago. where they will make theis
home.
AS soon as the weather clerk gives
out fair and cooler" number OF
small affairs will be given for Miss
Hattie Whitney and Miss Ethel Rog-
ers, two of the September brides.
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tiguc. tho marriage to take pla'
Aug. 81.

tigue. tho marriage 10 take place
Aug. 81.
One of the most delightful events Of
midsummer was given Thursday from
3 20 G by Mrs. j. n. Walker and Miss
Geneve Horlick at the Walker home on
West Temple street. Miss Helen Bea-
tie, Mrs. II. s. Bascom and Mrs. Can
non of Kentucky assisted. The house
was n cool bower OF flowers softened by
colored lights. the hall n blaze Of mas
turtiums and marigolds the parlors
In pink and white roses, the library in
lavender and the dining room in pink:
sweet peas, gladiolus and plumosn ferns
being used with beautiful effect. Sweet
peas formed the centerpiece of the ia
BILE, several shower bouquets hanging
from the chandelier above, tall srystal
candlesticls being paced at each cor
ner and masses Of sweet peas covering
the mantol and sideboard. An orchea-
ira furnished delightful music. Miss
jeanette Human Miss Rogers and
Mrs. Frank Lowe served punch In the
library. About $50 invitations were
issued.
Mrs. Helen V. Klmball viii chaperone
two Salt Lake girls, Miss Rita Jack
man and Miss Gene Hayward. who go
to Berlin to study music for one or two
years. They VIII leave September !.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Lig-
gan and Charles II. Lindley took place
Thursday evening at the home OF the
brides sister Mrs. Weaver, the Rev. G.
f.. Perkins officiating. Miss Llggan
had as her attendant, Miss Lulu Wea-
yer, Fred Reiger being best man. The
brides gown was OF white vlole over
taffeta and she carried a shower bou-
ouet OF brides roses. Miss Weaver
wore blue net over taffeta, with bou-
quet of pink sweet pas. The brides
travelling dress was navy blue. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lindley left on the late tram for
u wedding trip TO Los Angeles.
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club. with their husbands. spent n
jolly evening at Wandnmere in dane
ing, roller skating and boating. The
cleverness exhibited In manipulating
the skates by some OF these young
matrons IS remarkable. The mem-
bers Of the club are Mrs. j. T. Harris,
Mrs. Sam Park, Mrs Wallace Brans-
ford, Mrs w. d, Donoher, Mrs. Ell
bridge Thomas. Mrs. c. E. Travers,
Mrs. c. r. Alley. Mrs T Roy Brown,
Mrs ]. Rogers, Mrs. Lewis Evans, Mrs.
Charles II. Onderdonk, Mrs. Keif Mrs.
a. c. Wherry and Miss Evelyn Thorn
as
It's hard 10 tell these days In which
place clyde Squires is spending his
vacation, salt Lake OF Logan.
Miss Mary A. Boreham and b. "
Nelson of Riverdale, Idaho, We're mar
rlcd in the temple on Wednesday, In
the evening n reception was held at
the home in East Waterloo, about
80 being present The house was pref
lilly decorated with carnations and
sweet peas. the wedding party stand
ing under bower OF arkspurs in the
parlor The dining room was in pam
sizes. the cloth embroidered in that
flower The bride wore gown of
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Mrs J r. Risque entertained last
Tuesday morning at n bridge party.
followed by luncheon at the Country
club.
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Mrs. j, NJ Harmon announces the en-
ragement Of her daughter Gwcndolyn.
20 j. Russell Hatch of Woods Cross,
tiah, tho marlnge TO take place
Aug. IS.
Last Monday the Cup and Saucer
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Miss Sadie Graham Of tho ~.
postoftice entertained tho c 'e Provo
carriers of the office topeibaS and
their wives, at her home NJ with
evening The time passed pI,1,iu9y
with nigh five, music, song ana WY
ings Mrs. Laura Foote ,v, Feau-
ladies' prize ana Mr. J. II. Ho1Sn, ,Re
gentleman's prize. Delicious ~ n lne
ment We're enjoyed 'e'resh-