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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-13

ROLAND F. Hall, OF Ann Arbor, Mich,
tho wedding to take place July 3.
one Of the pretty weddings of Wed
nesday was that of Miss Alice Fern
Miller of American Fork and William
Jensen of this city, the ceremony be-
ing performed at the home of the
grooln's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ephraim
Jensen. in the evening, and large re-
ception following, about 100 guests be-
ing present The decorations were car
ried out In pink and white, and a num-
her OF friends assisted In entertaining.
among them Mr.. j. NJ. Miller. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lorenzo Jensen, MI. and Mrs.
Charles Miller of American Fork. Mr..
and Mrs. John l. Critchlow, Mrs. Lot
tie Stair Mrs. ID. ID. Brooks and Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Crtchlow all of Ogden,
and number of young girl friends
Of the bride and groom. The bride
wore n white lingerie gown with trim
mings of baby Irish lace and carried
brides roses. She had no attendants.
Mr. and Mrs. Jensen WIN make their
home here
one OF the interesting marriages of
Wednesday was that OF Miss florence
Grant and w. NJ, Hunt M tho BRIDES
home Rev. Goshen performing tho cere-
mony, and a large reception following.
Miss Jean Odell and Miss Donera Snow
were bridesmaids, and Mr.. Benare
Grant best man. br. and Mrs. Hunt
viii reside at l6i sixth East.
on Wednesday Miss Judith Evans
aud Moses j. Brlnes were married at
the Congregational church By Rev. Il.
!. Goshen In the presence of large
number OF friends, the bride being at
tended by her sister, Mrs. AulabauRh
and Miss Clara HAL and the groom by
w. II. Brines. Afterward a luncheon
WAS served at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr., and Mrs. j. Il. Evans
The bridal pair LETT later for d
short trip.
Miss Jessie NJ. Martin and w. w.
Little were married on the same day
al the brides home. by Rev. W. A.
Padeu, Ethel Martin being bridesmaid
ana A. ii. Little best man. a large
reception was held with n number OF
the family and friends assisting, and
afteiward Mr.. ana Mrs. Little left Tor
a trip to California.
At the wedding OF Miss Sarah Wll-
SON. ana r. r Weber on Wednesday
night, Miss Jane Wilson aud Miss Myr-
Tie Haigh were bridesmaids. the cero-
mony being performed by Father Ryan
Of the Catholic church. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Weber VIII reside here.
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Mrs ]. Golden Kimhall and family
returned this week after a years stay
In Los Angeles and ocean Park.
MIR aud Mrs. e, II, Hanson and
daughter, Alice. OF Eureka. are visiting
in this city.
Mrs. j. " Young and her two little
daughters viii be here within Few
weeks to visit Mr. and Mrs. Henry W.
Lawrence for part Of the summer
Miss Margaret Walden left Tuesday
for an extended stay in the east, She
will spend some time with her sister.
Mrs. George Mclaughlin, In Rochester,
n, Y.
Dean and Mrs. Benjamin Brewster
and children will leave Thursday for
Colorado Springs, where they will spend
the summer at their cottage.
Miss Jeannette Luman ana Miss
Florence Halloran left Tuesday Tor
Mr. humans ranch In wyoming, Tor
the summer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hooper Dunbar and
her daughter Beth. are hero from Los
Angeles to spend a while with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. L.. Asesri,on and small
son OF RicnflciI ai~ nero to spend the
summer with Mira. siorrison's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. g.. w. Snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. smedley and
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OGDEN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Mrs. George II. Matson and children
and Mrs. F.. W. Matson. left Friday
morning for New York, whore they will
spend the summer.
The volunteer fire department of Og-
den gave an entertainment I'm the Five
Points fire hall, which was attended
by more than $50 people. After the
entertainment banquet was served.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. c. Woods announce
the engagement of their daughter
Claribel TO Alley A. Wallace of Salt
Lake. The marriage will take place
June II in the Salt Lake temple.
A complimentary dance was given at
the Idlewild hotel Thursday night by
the Weber club. and which had an I'm
usually large attendance. Samuel New
house of Salt Lake, and his CUES, Count
lie Borde of Paris. were special guests
at the affair.
Miss Gertrude Hervey, who has been
visiting with Miss Anna Hansen for
several days has left for her home in
West Virginia.
The elopement to this city and mar
riage of Mabel Blanch Cutler, daughter
vi Jan IT,
Butler, was one of the absorbing topics
in Ogden social circles this week.
The Child Culture club met at the
home of Mrs. Jennie F.. Nelson on Tues
day afternoon, with very large at
.viIuatice.
Drs. Edward T. and Ezra c. Rich
accompanied by the wives. have re-
turned from a two weeks trip in the
cast
Misses May and Edna Nibley were
Ogden visitors from Salt Lake during
the past week.
Miss Roy Tyler OF oroville, Califor-
MIA has been the guest of Miss MAY
Hume during the past week,
John w. Scowcroft has returned
home from two years service in tn,
English missionary fields.
The pupils OF Squire Coop gave re-
cital at the Methodist church, Friday
| evening, which WAS attended by Many
members of the social circle.
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Miss Irene Richie Lakin to Frank
Mason Paine. Wednesday evening,
June i, at O'Clock.
Mts. L, NJ, s., D..ens announces the
engagement of her daughter, Thula.
and Ambrose c. Sadler. The wedding
will take place at her home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Erickson announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Freda, and Fred D. Vinegar. The
IS. IA -
Miss Lulu Penrose and Walter Wal
lace were married in the temple on
Wednesday and I'm the evening a large
reception was held at the home of the
brides sister, Mrs. John Stringham. n
number of relatives assisting They
left later for trip to the coast and
Will be at home after July 10.
Another temple marriage Of We'd
nesday was that Of Miss Lutte
redge, reception following In the eve
ming at the home OF the brides sister
Mrs. r. w Cope. Tho bridal couple
Will make their home here.
Miss Bdda Houtz and Ross G. Davis
were married on "Wednesday In the tenn
pie. breakfast following at the VIII
son, after which they left for Il trip to
last till July Is. They Will make their
home here.
Rev G. T.. Perkins offciated at the
marriage OF Miss Nina Rogers and
Dean Daynes on Wednesday night,
which took place at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l., B.
Rogers. Miss Leah Hlll was brides
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The above half-tcne reproduced from
an old daguerotype will be recognized
by many of the elder generation as a
good likeness OF "Grandfather" ana
Grandmother" Free.
Absalom Pennington Free. the first OF
10 children of Andrew, Free and Mary
Pennington, was born in the state or
North Carolina, March %, 11ss, and
died July %, 1882
He was the father of 81 children;
grandfather Of 30 children; great,
grandfather of 1879 children. and second
grcat-grandfather OF 26 children. These
total 2I6. and with sons and daughters
in-law, $50, of whom 266 are living
and SO are dead. =,
OF the descendants of "Grandfather
Free. ae5 assembled at the Forest Dale
Westinghouse on Tuesday, June y IN
honor of the one hundred and tenth
anniversary of his birth; his natal day
was the 22nd of March, but owing TO
the inclement weather, the celebration
was deferred. June . was appropriate
~ selected in honor of the seventy
ninth anniversary of Hannah c. Wells
the oldest living descendant OF the
Free family.
The Westinghouse had been rendered
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Miss Emo Pyper and Mir. John Me,
Phie we're among Thursdays nridal
pairs. the wedding taking place az the
home OF the brides sister Mrs A. {.
Thorne. the ceremony having been per-
formed In the Temple during the cay
The bride wore a gown OF white ehitioh
and had no attendants. MI ana MIS-
McPhie will be at home after June 10,
at no Olive avenue.
Miss Lillian Harrington and DaVld
NJ. Kemp were married on wednesday,
evening at the brides home, with Elder
o. F. Whitney officiating and large
reception following. Miss Ethel tar-
rlngton was bridesmaid and \. IL.
Moore best man. Mr. and Mrs, Kemp
left afterward for an extended east
ern trip.
A wedding of Thursday was that OF
Miss Florence NJ. Smith and clarence
Brown. Rev. f. b. Short othciatlhs'
and three sisters Of the bride acting as
bridesmaids, while little Louise star
buck was ringbearer. Mr. ana MIS-,
Brown left afterward for an eastern
trip.
Rev. C. a. Perkins performed the
ceremony on "Wednesday unlting MISS
Rose Shore and A. L. Tomlinson, an
Informal reception following. MI. and
Mrs. Tomlinson will be at home after
July Is, at l22 south Second East street
ON Tuesday Miss Msude A. Moss and
j. II. Knowles were married, the cere-
inony being performed by Rev. r. /.
Goshen at the home Of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. j. S. Welch. They have
gone for short trip to the coast and
will be at home later at ga First av-
enue,
The marriage of Miss Loretta Lar
son and Ray Randolph Fem viii take
place at the home of the brides par
ents on Wednesday, June II.
Mr., and Mrs. Andrew ]. Gorham have
Issued invitations for the wedding of
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aaE87@SS:C1NG

Mrs A. r. Sanford win leave the last
Of next week or the east where she
will attend the Womm's federation in
Boston, June 20 to so,
Mr.. and Mrs n Kdder and two chill
dren Win leave this week Tor Mason
Valley, New, where they viii spend
the summer. Mrs Kidder ana hidren
VIII Visit her sister IN Los Angeles
before returning
Miss j. sprague returned Monday
after three weeks spent In Seattle and
the Pacific northwest,
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore left
this week FOR Canton o., where they
will make their home
The Misses Bess ana Mabel Grumpy
are guests OF Miss Louise Root on
First avenue this week.
Mrs. Joseph slegel. who has been
visiting here for a few weeks past. viii
leave today for her home in Butte.
Miss Emily Bannister OF ogden is
spending a few days In town with
friends,
Mrs, E. r. Root and her little son,
Emerson, have returned after a win
ter spent In California,
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daughter. Miss Mary and son, Harry.
are at home at No. | Virginia flats.
They Will have Mrs. b. T. Cannon's
nat for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. F'reeland will be at
home for the summer in Mrs. COINS
house, 666 east South Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II, Wood OF the
Manitou hotel spent few days last
week with friends in Logan.
Miss Irene Judge will spend the
summer with her father In Seattle and
the pacific northwest.
Mrs. McFall has gone to Seattle.
where she will spend the summer with
her sister.
Mrs lie Iakin of Nevada. is here
visiting until after the Lapin- Paine
wedding.
Dilpert plckert left Monday for a
two months stay in New York and
Boston.
Miss Jeanette Mitchell will leave
soon for Idaho to spend the summer.
Mrs. Ike Hill and her daughter Miss
Leah Hin. OF Idaho Falls, Ida. are
here TO spend several weeks with
frlnds.
Mrs, j IL. Bamberger and her daugh-
ter Dorothy, left this week for New
York, whence they will sail early in
July for "ear abroad.
Mrs, curt Won Knobloch ana her
son. Autln, have gone to their ranch
In Idaho for a few weeks.
Mrs. ID. c. Jackling has returned
after visit OF few weeks with her
sister in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. John Game win be Mt
nome FOR the summer at "a street.
present.
Keeno Miller the young son of Mr.
and Mrs. l., g. Miller. who has been
east In school for the past two years,
Is expected home within a fortnight 10
spend the summer with his parents.
Miss Lucille Hewctt. who teaches I'm
the Alameda high school, Is here to
spend the summer with her mother ana
her brother DR.. Ned Hewett.
Miss Helen Robinson OF Colorado
Springs Is here 20 spend several weeks
with her sister Mrs: w. II. Bramel
Mrs. w. r Brooks and son. sidney.
returned Wednesday, after several
weeks spent with friends in san Fran
cisco.
Mrs NJ NJ. Hirth arrived Thursday
from chicago, and viii spend some
time with her brother. A. y, Hmth
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee *. Weber viii be
AZ home after June 20 AT No. G oxford
flats.
Miss Cowsn OF Chicago, Who ha,
been visiting It'll Mr.. and Mrs j. r
Coan, left Thursday for Montana
whore she win spend some time with
/ friends. Mrs. Morgan, who has alsc
| been visiting Mrs. cOwan. VIII leave
today Cor her nome in Oakland cal
Miss Cora Brown az Mercur IL spend.
ing few days with her aunt Mrs
Hall w Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kearns and
little daughter Helen viii leave some
time this month for California. where
they viii spend the summer at theil
ranch at Los Quilllcos. few miles
from Los Angeles,
Mas Bosnlie Pollock. primary super
visor hi the public schools OF the city
accompanied 10y her niece. Miss Mins
Pollock, win take a European TOUR dur
ing the summer vacation The ladie
VIII leave the city next Saturday. COINS
from here 10 Montreal, from whicl
place they viii sail June 20 ON tn
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PROVO.

1t is doubtful II any young girl WAS
ever shown more plainly the love and
esteem with which she is held by her
friends and oo-workers than was Miss
Achsa Eggartsen on Tuesday evening
last Miss Eggertsen who is to be
married on June II, Is president OF the
Second ward Y. l. NJ, l. A. and on en-
terlng the building Tuesday evening
preparatory to holding meeting, was
met by about 100 guests who showered
as many beautiful boQuets OF flowers
at her as she opened the door standing
In this shower OF roses, carnations and
pansies 1t was some time before she
could gain her composure sufficiently
IN respond to the hearty welcome, Dur
ing the evening Miss Hattie Scott, in
behalf of the association, presented
Miss EgRertsen with an elegant large
plated mirror, In an appropriate speech
she expressed tho love they all enter
tanned for their president and the hope
that "A realization of tho happiness
they were sure she merited would at
tend her,
Miss Maud Graham Is visiting her
brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. L. Gra-
ham In Salt Lake this week.
Mir. and Mrs. W. W. Billings and
family have moved To Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Matilda Olsen OF this city and
Mr.. Herbert l.. James were married In
the Salt Lake Temple Wednesday,
After the ceremony they left for VIII
son Wyoming where they will spend
the summer months returning TO Provo
for the winter
The LaCoterle club delightfully."- en-
terteined at bundle shower Monday
evening at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
G. ID. Miller IN honor OF Miss Myrtle
Miller Games, music and readings all
tended 20 make most enjoyable even
ing. An elaborate lunch was served.
Mr. Charles Nav left the latter part
of the week for Chicago, where he viii
spend the summer, He Will enter the
University OF Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. john Gatherum have
issued cards announcing the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Eliza Hodson
10 Eugene Collins to take place June
10 mt the home of the brides parents.
who viii entertain In their honor the
same evening.
Mrs Dora Moore 81. Clair OF Denver.
Colo. IL visiting her mother. Mrs. ELI
more Moore and sisters, Mrs. George
Havercamp and w. h. Scales In this
city.
Mrs. j, r. HObson entertained al
dinner Wednesday, Mrs. Leah Hansen
OF Logan, Mrs. Ray Clayton OF Black
foot Ida, Mrs. Hyrum Smith of I.ehi,
and ara. Don q. Gee OF Brigham City.
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Cowan, Mrs. Vaughn Paul, Mrs. Girls
mon. Mrs. Edwin Butcher. Mrs Nc
Clure of the post and the Misses Cow
an and Miss Wey.
Mrs. David Keith entertained in
formally AT tea on Wednesday. the
rooms being bright with spring flow
ers and Mrs. John NJ. Zane and Mrs.
I. G. Weber assisting.
Mrs. W. II. Dale was one of We'd
nesday's hostesses, entertaining at a
pretty luncheon in her apartment at
the Miller Flats.
Miss Irene Lakin was guest of hon
or at a Kensington on Tuesday given
DR.. and Mrs. Il. u, Woodruff gave
house warming on Wednesday az
their beautiful new home In honor of
the Homecoming of their daughter
Leslie, who has just returned from
by Miss Mabel Zerbe and Miss Har-
oun, roses and pansies being used in
the decorations and about 16 being pre-
sent.
Miss Margaret Whieney entertained
at a pretty luncheon and parcel show
err for Miss Xina Card on Wednesday,
the guests being members OF her Sew
ing club and the decorations in daises.
tue NluD llVNtIs ADoul uoIeH Ntlt
school In the east. The rooms we're
decorated with June blossoms and a
large number We're present to enjoy the
pleasant affair
Miss Louise Sullivan gave a lunch
con AT the Country club on Wednesday
In honor OF Miss Carrie Calvin. the
decorations being prettily carried out
In pansles, n mound OF them forming
the centerpiece and punches tied with
purple being al each place.
Mrs. J. u. Scheid entertained IN
formally on Wednesday for her sister
Mrs. w. 3. Davis OF Denver.
Mrs, r. A. Lowe entertained at a
tea on Monday for Miss Nina Rogers
ana her bridal party. The decorations
were In white roses.
Mr.. and Mrs, @. r. Odel entertained
at dinner ON Tuesday night in hon
or OF Miss Florence Grant one OF the
weeks brides.
Miss Alice Nibloy entertained her
club on Monday afternoon at her home
| ana afterward al an Opheum party
which was chaperoned by Mrs Joseph
| Howell
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Schultz will give military cuchre par
ty next Monday afternoon at the Haf-
Vey home.
Mrs. Frank r. Sw'ndler has issued
invitations for a bridge tea next
Thursday June is.
Mrs w w. Armstrong win enter
tain at a bridge tea in her apartments
IN the Bransford Wednesday afternoon
June II.
Mrs. A. F. Wey was hostess at a
luncheon at the Wilson on Wednesday
and afterWard took her party to the
Orpheum, the entertainment being in
honor of Mrs Morgan OF Oakland, and
Miss Cowan OF Chicago. Those TO meet
the guests OF honor were Mrs. j. +.
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ALEssON IN uEALTu

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maid and number of relatives and
friends assisted. Mr. and Mrs. Daynes
have gone to Boise TO make their home.
Another of the home weddings of
Wednesday was that of Miss Hazel Nc
Donald and w. c. Price, Dean Brewster
officiating and Miss Rebecca Bytheway
acting as bridesmaid and Don McDon-
aid best man. Mr.. and Mrs. Price have
gone for an eastern trip and Will after
ward make their home here.
a pretty church wedding of Wednes-
day was that of Mis- Bessie Beesley and
G. H. Gibbs, Rev. c. r. Perkins per-
forming the ceremony at st. Paul 8
In the presence of relatives and friends.
The bridesmaid was Miss Hazel George
and William Foster was best man. a
breakfast followed at the home of the
groom and the bridal couple left after
ward for a trip to the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Marsh announce the
engagement of their daughter Ora, to
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LOGAN.

Wednesday Miss Rose Peterson and
Morgan Lott popular Lehi young peo-
pie, were married at the Salt Lake tenn
Pile. The same evening n reception WIS
given at the home Of the brides par
ents.
In the salt Iaks temple Wednesday
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Remington for Liverpool. They VIII
then visit the principal cities aud other
pointS Of interest I'm England, Germany
Switzerland. France and Scotland.
h. G. Holding and family are now
located In their new residence Ia II
street.
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What a lot of things
there are to do before
Wintercomes-curtains
and blankets to wash;
rugs to clean; furniture,
cut glass and silverware
to brighten.
1t is enough to daunt
the woman who is unac-
quainted with the merits
of Ivory Soap; who does
not know that it can be
used for hundreds of pur-
poses for which ordinary
soaps are unsafe and UNI
satisfactory.
Ivory Soap
SO 4>ioo Per Gent. Pure.
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Mrs, ], r. liobson entertained at
dinner Wednesday Mrs. Leah Hansen
of Logan, MIS-. Ray Clayton Of Black
foot, Ida, Mrs Hyrum Smith of Iehi,
and Ara. Don G. Gee OF Brigham City.
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Mrs Dora Moore ST. Clair OF Denver.
Colo. IL visiting her mother. Mrs. eli
more Moore and sisters Mrs. George
Havercamp and w. II. Scales in this
city.
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Mas Bosale Pollock, primary super
visor hi the public schools OF the city,
accompanied by her niece. Miss Nina
Pollock, win take a European TOUR dur
ing the summer vacation, The ladies'
VIII leave the city next Saturday. going
from here 20 Montreal, from which
place they viii sail June 20 ON the
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-12-26
ELEPHANT on the Track.

An extraordinary railroad accident
occurred recently in Siam, on the
Royal State railway between Ban
Phaii and Bangkok. Late one evening
while rounding a slight curve, a heavy
goods train, drawn by two engines,
dashed into a large wild elephant
which had strayed onto the track. The
force of the impact was terrific, and
both the engines we're overthrow,
the leading M %plunging over the en-
bankment and the second capsizing
and falling across the line. Two men
were killed and several injured, the
brakeman was smashed into a shape
less mass, and IS trucks were derailed
and six telescoped. The. elephant was
killed and it's body hurled so feet
from the track. This is the second &C
cident of the kind that has occurred
this year in Siam, an elephant having
been killed last February nea Lap
burr, with, however, only slight dam
age to the train.-The Bellman.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1908-12-26
To Treat Ties with Creosote.

To prolong the life of cross ties.
and thereby minimize the consumption
of timber, the Pennsylvania railroad
has determined in future to treat with
creosote ties which shall be used in
it's main tracks. The company two
years ago undertook tree planting upon
a large scale. Since that time it has
set out 2,425, 900 trees and has handled
this year 625, 600. Extensive planting
of trees and %shrubbery for ties, lum-
Der and ornamental purposes is being
made on land owned by the company
in various parts of Pennsylvania and
New Jersey. In order to provide still
more completely against the future, a
contract has just been placed for the
construction of a tie treating plant at
Mount Union, Pa, and, in addition, for
two large creoSOte storage tanks at
Greenwich Point, Philadelphia.