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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-12
,r,,ad fron, !. visit to the Yellowstone

turned from a; visit to the Yellowstone
park.
Mrs. G. S. Marshall. accompanied by
her children, have gone to Idaho 10
visit relatives for three weeks.
Gordon Grant of the Reed hotel is
visiting friends in New YORK ana Bus
ton for a couple of weeks.
Mrs. H. S. Foster has returned from
a brief outing at Croyden
Mrs. Frank A. Cook arrived In the
city from Fremonton. Utah, on Tues
day, to arrange for the placing Of her
daughter, Ruby, in school.
Miss Ellen Ipsen entertained the In
dependent Telephone operators satur-
day evening at her home, 454 Twenty
sixth street
s. Scott Parmley of Ogden and Miss
Naomi Hamilton of Evanston Were
married by Rev. Father Cushnahan IN
st. Joseph's church, Saturday after
noon A wedding supper WAS served
at the Hermitage in Ogden canyon.
Charles A. Wright has returned from
Ia.
citise.
Mrs, w. F. Boden of Evanston was
the guest Of Mrs. j. f. Cary, 73s TWen-
ty-fourth street, during the week
The tenth wedding anniversary Of the
weddings of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ
briggs and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred n. Hess
was celebrated at the home Of the for.
Inc n
guests attlred in appropriate costumes
ware present and enjoyed the evening.
The evening was spent in dancing, dur
Ing which time refreshments were serv-
ed.
Mrs. Jack Sharp of Rock Springs.
Wyo is in the city, the guest of the
D.. S., Hopkins.
II. H. Still and wife of Rock Springs
were Ogden visitors during the week.
Mrs. r. S.. Castleton, Mrs. James CAS-
Teton and daughter, Irna, of Salt Lake
City, visited Mrs. William 6. Rackham
during the week.
Mrs. H. "A. Barron of Salt Lake City
entertained Il number of friends at a
dinner party at the Hermitage Monday
afternoon.
Mrs Norton White has returned homo
from visit with relatives and friends
IN Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph announce the
engagement of their daughter. Minnie
to William S. Paine. The wedding will
take place Sept. %.
Miss Loretta Whalen has left for
Chicago and other eastern cities for an
extensive visit.
Councilman c, ]. HUMPHREYS enter
tanned the young ladies employed in the
various offices of the city hall Wednes-
day afternoon to an automobile trip
to Huntsville. Upon the return of the
party a stop was made at Idlewild,
where a luncheon was served
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Mr.. and Mrs. August NVestman have
returned from their wedding trip
through Yellowstone national park.
Kark A Scheid and his mother will
leave today for visit with relatives
in Pennsyltania.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Hoibrook
and son, James, are. now at home to
thei- friends at No. Zimmerman
flats.
Miss Edyth Billings has returned
from Ely, New where she has been
visiting friends for the past six
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Delano and son..
Edward, are home from an eastern
trip of several weeks.
Miss Grace McGonagle returned
Monday from spending the summer in
southern California.
children spent Monday in Ogden cam,
yon.
Mrs. waldalnar Van Colt and Miss
Pearl Van Colt returned Monday,
after spending the summer in south
ern California
Miss Frances cowan left this week
for the east. when she will enter Vas
sar.
Miss Jeanette Luman has returned
from the Lun1an ranch in Idaho.
Miss Lucille Clark leaves within the
next 1G days to enter Wellesley.
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[ Mr.. ane Mrs. NJ. j. Meagher OF Yer
nal, Utah, are here visiting Mrs.
Meagher's parents. MIR. and Mrs. A..
Macdonald. on Third avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. a. ]. Murphy have
arrived from their wedding trip, and
are at home with the Guernsey fam.
Murphy was formerly Miss Duffee of
New York, and the wedding took
place Aug. 6.
Mrs, L. Miller of San Francisco is
here. the guest of Dr.. and Mrs. Jack
Keith at 927 east Brigham street.
son have returned from stay OF
some time at Ocean Park. Cal
Mrs. George. Matthews, who has
spent the past 10 days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ledyard NJ. Bailey, left yester-
day to take up her work at Vassar
college.
MI. and Mrs. F. w. Francis and
their family are home from Alder
wood and are at home again on Sec
ond avenue.
Mrs. Asenath Adams is home from
son Hole country
Mrs. ]. w. Houston and her daugh-
ters, the Misses Bryan and Grizzelle.
will leave Sept 90 for New York, where
the young ladies will enter The Finch"
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearl left for Los
Angeles Monday, where they will spend
some time with Mr. and Mrs. j. j.
Judsen Miss Alice Pearl has gone to
Seattle to visit friends. Mi. Pearl will
JOIN her there later.
Miss Flanders, Miss Osterherg and
Miss Pearl Rothschild arrived in New
York Sunday from spending the sum-.
,ner abroad. Tho first two will return
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Mrs. Harriet NJ Piper and Otis G..
Cross were married this week, Judge
Armstrong officiating in the presence
of the near relatives and friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Cross left aftcrward for a
short trip, but will be at home after
Oct. /.
Miss Mary L. HDpkinson and Thomas
A. Ord, both of this city, We're mar
ried on Wednesday evening at S:45
O'clock, Bishop William Mcmillan off
ciating, at the home of the brides
mother, No 647 west Third North street.
A wedding reception and supper fol-
lowed and We're attended by the i'm
mediate relatives and friends of the
We're used In the pretty floral decora-
lions, and the bride Wore a gown OF
white organdie and carried pink car
nations
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Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Fleshner. who
We're Ogden visitors during the week,
have returned to their home IN San
Francisco.
Mrs, d. Sweeney of Rock Springs was
an Ogden visitor during the week.
The marriage of Ray Bowman of
Ogden and Miss May Kelsey OF Logan
was solemnized in the Presbyterian
church az Logan Monday afternoon.
After brief visit in ogden the couple
VIII proceed TO Salt Lake. where they
Will make their future home
Mrs. Z. c, Blask has returned from
visit with her sister, Mrs. James
Dinwoodey, in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. G. L. w Davis has returned
from an extensive eastern trip.
Judge John D. Murphy has returned
from g visit TO his mother at Morenso.
air. ana Mrs. Robert Lewis have re-
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With excellent effect. Dancing was
the feature of the evening. Ice cream
and cake were served.
Senator Smoot returned home from
his European trip Monday. ne Wa ss
met at Salt Lake by Mrs. Smoot ana
members OF the family. He reports q
most enjoyable trip.
Mrs. Eldredge Of Salt Lake is the
s s for a few days, Miss Chloe
smoot, who for some weeks past mas
been with Mrs. Eldredge III Salt Lake,
is also home for a few days.
Harvey Fletcher and Miss Lorena
C,hipman of American Fork were mar
| ried in the salt Lake temple Wednes-
day leaving the same evening for Bos-
ton where Mr. Fletcher will enter
| school Congratulation and best wish
es Of a large circle Of friends VIII ac-
company them.
The young ladies Of the Fourth WARD
| Mutual gave very enjoyable social at
| their ward house Thursday evening. An
| excellent program of games ana music
| was enjoyed by Il large crowd of young
| people lunch was served.
Cards are out announcing the mar
| riage of Miss Fern Snoot and Weis
| l.. Brimhal which was solemnized ae
| noon Wednesday in the Salt Lake tenn
Pile. Miss Sn,oot Is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs a. o. smoot
and one of Proves beautiful and
charming young ladies. Mr.. Brimhall
| is the son Of Prof, and Mrs. George H.
Brimhall, and a promising young bust
ness man. The happy young couple
| left "Wednesday evening for an extend
ed tour through California. They will
| be at home to their friends in Provo
after Oct. Is. A host of friends wish
Mr.. and Mrs. Brimhal the realiza-
ton of the bright and prosperous flu
ture that appears to be theirs.
Mr. and Mrs J. E. Armistead an
nounce the approaching marriage of 2
their daughter, Miss Theresa, to Mr..
James Dautrie of Ely. New. which will
take place next Wednesday evening at
their home. a reception will be given
in their honor the same evening.
Mrs. A. D. Sutton entertained at n
very enjoyable childrens party at her
home Saturday evening in honor of
her daughter Miss Thema, and Mas
ter RAYMOND sutton. About twenty,
little folks enjoyed an evening Of games
and various amusements. An elaborate
lunch was served
Miss Theresa Hardy has returned
home after a very pleasant visit with
relatives and friends in Salt Lake.
Mrs. j. c. Graham and son Earl have
returned from Salt Lake where they
spent the latter part OF the week with
relatives and friends.
The marriage of Henry Gibbs Of this
city and Miss Sarah Potter Of Price Is
announced for the latter part of the
month.
the guest of Miss Florence Dunn tbs
week.
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of Boston viii be here today to spend
several days with Miss Stella Fabian.
Mrs. Richard Savage and family re-
turned Wednesday from spending the
summer on their ranch in Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hickey of Nam
pa, Ida, are here with Dr. and Mrs. H..
n. Mayo.
Miss Katherine Wall has returned
from Los Angeles, where she spent the
summer with her mother. and viii be
at home with her sister. Mrs. b.
o. Mecklenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Cohn and the
Misses Cohn, who have been spending
several weeks in Paris, are now enjoy
ing a trip on the Italian lakes and will
return to Paris about Sept 20.
Miss Rosalie Pollock has returned,
after spending the summer In Europe,
reaching here Wednesday evening.
Miss Elsie Parsons returned on Mon
day from spending a month With MIS-
Arthur Parsons and her small! son at
Long Beach. Cal. Mrs. Parsons has
Parsons for the winter.
Miss Lillian Lane left this week for
Knoxville. Ill, where she will re-enter
school
The Misses May and Martha VIII
Hanson leave next week for George
town, y. j., where they Will attend
Dana Hall for the coming year.
Mrs. R, C. Easton and her niece. Miss
Nan Clawson, left Thursday for New
York. where Miss Clawson will enter
her senior year at the Horace Mann
school,
Mrs. Arthur Sheperd and two chill
dren will leave next Monday, for Bos-
ton, where Mrs. Sheperd will join her
husband. She viii be accompanied by.
Miss Beth Dunbar, who will spend
tia winter in Boston. studying vocal
and instrumental music
Mr.. and Mrs. Scion splro nave re-
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luncheon at her home on Tuesday for
Miss Kate Allen of. Park City, who
leaves shortly for the east, the table.
having for Il centerpiece a mound of
pink and White asters and the place
cards being done in good luck emblems.
Mrs Arrasmith entertained the
Regimental Bridge club at the post on
Tuesday the prizes being won by Mrs.
Potter and Mrs. Harker.
Mrs Samuel Park and Miss Mar
garet Park entertained the Cup aud
Saucer club on Tuesday at the Coun-5
try club, four tables being played and
prizes won by Mrs. Lewis Evans, Mrs
George Airs, Mrs. w. d. Foster and
Mrs. Armstrong.
Mrs. John Cain entertained at a
bridge tea on "Wednesday, her decora
tons being in autumn fruits and flow
cra. and prizes awarded each table.
About siN tables being played
A large affair Of the week was the
reception Al Gordon hall on Tuesday
night given by the trustees OF the
Academy for the new principal, Mr..
A. O. Goodale and Mrs Goodale, the
rooms being beautifully decorated and
a delightful musical program enjoyed.
Mrs. a. C. Ewing was hostess at
luncheon on Tuesday given for Miss
Eva Madden Of San Francisco, the
and pink shaded candlebra, and pres
ent besides the guest of honor being
Mrs, Richard A. Keyes. Mrs T. X.
Woodbridge Mrs. w f. Fife, Mrs. w.
w p Kiser Mrs. D. r. Gray, Miss
Cosgriff, Mrs. II. Vance Lane and
Mrs Noel of Kansas City,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Howard enter
tanned at Il beautifully appointed din
ner on Tuesday night for Mrs. George
Matthew the table being decorated in
White ,ii asters and ferns, with basket
of the flowers in the center and at each
end The place cards We're also in
green aud white.
Mrs. Grace Wooley entertained on
| Tuesday night for her sister Miss Nan
| Clawson, who laft on Thursday 70 COM
| plete a course AT the Horace Mann
school in New York. The feature Of
| the evening was a musical program and
| present were the following guests:
| Misses Nan Morris, Rehan Spencer.
Margaret Whitney Blanch squires,
! Burdette Clawson, Helena Meade, and
Frank Fowler, Lou McCurdy, Les
Squires VIII Irnpey. Cliff Foster. Ever
EFT Foster, Dennis Murphy and Oscar
| Jensen.
Mrs. Lou McCune gave a dancing
party on Wednesday night in honor of
| Miss Nan Clawson. the rooms being
| prettily decorated in asters and chrSs-
i anthcmums and n large number of her
| young friends present. Refreshments
We're served on Inc porch.
| a number Of young people who leave
J fc- school this clcnth entertained at a
| dancing party at the Ladies' Literary
/! club on Monday night, the chaperpnes
| being Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Walker and
| Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Houston and abor,
| 40 being present
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extremely high
a prince a Eroadcoh
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FOR ELABORATE EVENING WEARs
elaboration than designers
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De to
Of
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turned from months stay in San
Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Dundy of Onla-
ha, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashby .. Cleveland and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Brown. left this week for
their home.
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An interesting wedding of next week
will be that of Mrs. Winnifred Sprague
Walker. and Herman a. Prosserof New
York, which Will take place quietly at
the brides home at Idlewild on Mon
day morning, with Rev. Il. i. Goshen
officiating, and only members of the
two families present.
So
Another interesting wedding Of Mon
day will be that of Miss Nettie Will
liams and George a.. Taylor. the event
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Williams, and
the bridal couple to leave afterwards
to make their home in Denver.
An affairin which great local interest
is taken is the approaching marriage OF
Miss Hazel Taylor of Provo and Harold
Peery of Ogden, which is to take place
on Sept. 80. the popular young couple
to make their home in Ogden.
Mrs. Percival Lynwood has issued
cards announcing the marriage OF her
sister Agnes Josephine Ryan, to Jo-:
seph William Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis have arrived and will be a
home to their friends at AIS ] street
after Oct 1.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Hansen
and Abram H. Cannon took place on
"Wednesday morning in the temple and
was followed by a large reception at
the home Of the brides parents In the
evening, nearly 200 guests being pres
ent.
Another brilliant affair was the we'd
ding of Miss Margaret Dunford and e..
A. Gardiner, which took place also on
Wednesday evening, the marriage hav-
ing been solemnized in the temple dur
Ing the day
Miss Ethel A. Kelly and John w.
Donnell, We're married on Wednesday
at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. f. Il. Kelly, and left later
to make their home In Missonla, Mont.
A quiet affair of Wednesday was the
marriage Of Miss Lillith Redman OF
this city and Clifford Niver of Los An
geles, the ceremony being performed
In the morning and the couple leaving
ilater for California.
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PROVO.

One of the pleasant events of the
week was the one given Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs Andrew
Stewart in honor of the eighty ninth
birthday of Grandma briggs Among
the. guests We're fifteen old ladies who
were among the society leaders of forty
ception Of two. nd widows. The time
was delightfully."- passed in music, and
"reminiscences, and an elaborate dinner
was served. The guests departed, wish
ing the guest of honor a. continuation
of health and long life.
Mrs. James Glove, assisted by her
daughter Ivie, entertained at very
pleasant birthday party Monday after
noon in honor of the sixth birthday an
niversary of little Miss Eveline. Games
and various sports were enjoyed on the
lawn by the little ones. Refreshments
were served.
The Y. NJ. and Y. l.. Nj. /. associations
delightfully."- entertained at reception
and dance at the ward house Wednes-
day evening, The hall was beautifully
decorated for the occasion in bunting,
and numerous sunilowers were used
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-12

with excellent effect. Dancing Vas
the feature of the evening. ice cisnA'
and cake were served.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-12

The young ladies Of the Fourth ward
Mutual gave very enjoyable social at
their ward house Thursday evening. An
excellent program OF games and music
was enjoyed by a large crowd of young
people. lunch was served.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-12

Harvey Fletcher and Miss Lorena
Chapman of American Fork were mar
ried in the salt Lake temple Wednes-
day, leaving the same evening for Bos-
ton, where Mr.. Fletcher will enter
school. Congratulation and best wish
es of large circle Of friends VIII ac-
company them.
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Mr., and Mrs. John Westphal an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Elsie. to Joseph B. Hancock
OF salt Lake. Marriage to take place
this month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-12

Mrs Jessie knight and Mrs Lester
Mangum charmingly entertained about
oo guests at the Knight bungalow at
Springfield. The guests of honor were
Misses Clara Allen, Bueah Keller ana
Messrs' Archie Cheney and Dan Meal
lister: Camp fires lighted the grounds
anu the merry young people enjoyed an
evening Of games and various amuse-
ments. Many beautiful presents were
tecelVed by the popular young Sep
temper brides. An elaborate lunch was
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Mrs. Eldredge Of Salt Lake Is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Keea
Smoot, for q few days. Miss Cnloe
smoot who for some weeks past mas
been with Mrs. Eldredge III Salt Lake.
is also home for a few days.
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a number OF young people who leave
fo~ school this month entertained at a
dancing party at the Ladies' Literary
club on Monday night, the chaperpnes
being Mr.. and Mrs. j n. Walker and
MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Houston and about
40 being present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-12

Mrs. Lou McCune gave a dancing
party on Wednesday night in honor of
Miss Nan Clawson. the rooms being
prettily decorated in asters and chrys
anthcmums and n large number of her
Young friends present. Refreshments
We're served on the porch.
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Senator Smoot returned nome ron
his European trip Monday. re Wa Wa
met Mt salt Lake by Mrs. Smoot and
members OF the family. He reports q
most enjoyable trip.
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Miss Ethel A. Kelly and John w.
Donnell, We're married on Wednesday
at the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. f. L. Kelly, and left later
to make their home In Mlssonla, Mont.
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WEATHER SIGNALS.

The white with the triangle FLAG
below it, indicates fair weather,
colder.
The blue with the triangle flag
above it, indicates rain or snow.
warmer.
The blue with the triangle flag
below it, indicates rain or snow,
colder.
The white and blue with the
triangle flag above it, indicates
local rain or snow, warmer.
The white and blue with the
triangle flag below it, indicates
local rain or snow, colder
The white flag alone, indicates
fair weather, stationary tempera-
ture
The blue flag alone, indicates
rain or snow, stationary tempera-
ture
The blue and white flag alone,
indicates local rain or snow, sta
tionary tempature
The white with the triangle flag
above it, indicates fair wea thtr
warmer.
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OUR Weekly
NEW YORK LETTER.
Light COlors for the Autumn Suit
New Ruches to Finish the One
Piece Gown-Skirts Growing Long
The Winter Hats Usually Satin
or Velvet.
BY MONS. GENE DE PONTIAC.

For the early autumn cloth suit.
the ight-colored homespuns, serges
and cloths will have their innings be-
fore we settle down to the half-tones
and subdued shades which are prom
ised for the winter-perhaps as
a reaction from the brilliant
hues that have Haunted them.
selves all summer. Light shades Of
green, blue and tan are worn for
these first cool days, and even white
is smart and appropriate If the tex
ture of the material give some effect
OF warmth. White broadcloth and
lady's cloth, made up with elaborate
strappings, stitchings and braidings
are especially effective.
AS we'll as the light cloth suit, a
fashion that seems popular this au-
tumn is dark serge or cheyiot gown
worn without a jacket and finished
off with a stole of marabout or a
ruche of ribbon or chiffon. These
gowns are usually very simple one
piece affairs, with yoke or sleeves Of
dyed net or chiffon. A very dainty
new ruff lately seen with such a
gown was Of malines with an edg-
ing of ostrich feathers. A new ruff
being worn in Paris is comprised Of
wide, soft black ribbon, with wide
frills on top and bottom, the ribbon
tied in huge bow, either at the
back or on the side, and the upper
frill graduated to extreme narrow
ness under the cnin
Skirts are growing longer. and the
short skirt would seem to be doom
ed, save for the severely plain trot-
ting frock. For the gown intended
exclusively for house or carriage
wear, there is no question that the
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FITZGERALD, GEORGIA.

Mr.. Frank J. Garbutt is in the
city for few days.
This afternoon at $3.50 the Bust
nesss League is holding an impor
tant session.
Captain Arthur Day came up
from Boston Friday and will spend
several days in the city.
After ten dsys of low temperture
during which time the mercury
played between 80 and 20.
Mrs. 7. Fl. Brown, formerly of
this city, has bought out Mr.. War
mans interest in the Family Thea
ter in Cordele and now has com
plete control.
Today was regular sale day, but
Sheriff Fountain had little to sell,
and the prospect is for less next
month, all of which indicates that
there is not much necessity for the
courts in collecting claims.
Mrs. 81. G. Chaple, son Roy and
little grandson Clarence, returned,
home Sunday afternoon from a
three days visit with relatives in
the country. They enjoyed an auto
mobile trip thru the country via
Ashburn to Cordele in Mr.. War
mans machine and returned by
rail.
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The A. T. o. boys had their
first foot ball practice last evening
and altho some of them had never
played the game before, they new
ertheless showed up we'll. They
expect to have winning team be
fore many weeks, and have already
received challenges from various
teams. They have a husky bu1 CHI
and will make it warm for any
team. Coach Green is right there
with the goods and says he and
his team will deliver them too.
Good luck to the boys.