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Score by Innings!
 Philadelphia ...2 0 3 0 0 0 0 1--6 Boston ,,,....O Q Q 0 0 0--4
 Two-base hit, Bates; sacrifice hits, Knabe, Osborne; stolen bases, Titus, Grant, Magee; double play, Doolin and Bransfield left on bases, Philadelphia 9, Boston q first base on balls, off Dorner 2, off Sparks ? first base on errors, Boston 2; hit by pitcher, by Dorner, Magee; time, 1852; umpire, Klem.
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FISHER HAS YET TO LOSE.
Again Wins Game, This Time Beating
 Minstrels---Orators Also Lose.

Hartford, Sept. S.--In rather tame game this morning Hartford defeated Bridgeport 6 to 2. A small crowd was in attendance and there were no feat ures to the contest of especial Inter- est. The score;
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DAVIS WINS CAME.
His Homer in Ninth Scores Three Men
 Athletics Trounce Tanks.

Philadelphia. Sept. s.-Philadelphia won from New York in tho ninth in ming this afternoon when Davis sent home run over the right field fence with two men on the bases. Score:
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FASTEST MILE IN MICHIGAN.

Detroit, Sept. Ss-Dan Patch tlds afternoon at the state fail failed to break his record of 1:5b, but made the mile in 1:bS 3-4, thre fastest milo ever driven in Michigan.
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EQUALS WORLDS RECORD.
Only Two Assists Made. by smoky Cit,
 Ntne---Camnttz's Good Twirling.

Pittsburg, Sept. s -Pittsburg made by winning a listless game from that
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Chicago.

Two-base hit, Isbell; three-base hit, Downs hits off Killian. 10 in Innings; off Wilets, In 2 innings; sacrifice hits. D. Jones' Atz; stolen bases. D. Jones, schaefer, Crawford, Hahn, pougherty: left on bases, Detroit g., Chicago II: bases on balls. of Killian 2. off Willets 1, of White g. first base on errors, Chicago 2; struck out by Killian 1, by willets 1, by White 6; timo, 1850; umpires, oLoughlin and Hurst
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team by a score of to O. Camnitz was effective at all times Pittsburg eaualled the worlds record of the small number of assists having but two to her credit The score.
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Team Fielding.

Springfield fell of during ,the week on account of that seven-error game in New Haven, and is now tied with Hartford at the top. The racs for fielding honors is as close as that for the championship. Bridgeport con- tinues to improve and may yet get out of last place. as New Haven is but ons point off, The record:
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order of the day, Maggert leading with home run and triple. Pitcher Stew ems of Meriden made two doubles and single. The game was loosely played throughout The score:
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Two-base hit, Konetchy, three-base hit, Konetchy; hits, off Raymond In : innings, off HiggInbotham In inning: stolen bases, Wagner CD, Starr CD; double plays, Leach (unas- sisted); Morris and Konetchy; left on bases Pittsburg ?. st Louis [, first base on balls. off Raymond !, off Cam nltz q first base on errors. st. Louis 1: struck out. by Raymond 2, by Cam nitz [; time. l:4o; umpire, RIgler.
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MAGGERT AT TT AGAIN.
Gets Homer and Triple and Helps
 Ponies Beat the Silver City Nine.

Springfield, Mass, Sept s-spring field won from Meriden today, 8 to 6 in a slugging match Big hits were the
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First base on errors, New York 1, Philadelphia 1; left on bases, New York 4 philadelphia g; first base on balls off Manning 5, off vickers 4; struck outNby Mlnning g. by vickers i. by Dygert & hits of vickers, in ' innings, off Dygert, in innings' home run, Davis; three base hit, Davis; two base hits, Manning. Nichols, old ring; sacrifice hits, Conroy, Hemphill, Oldrlng, Manush; stolen bases, ORourke, Manush, Schreck; double plays, Davis. Nichols to Davis; Ball, Laporte and Moriarity; Barry and Davis; hit by pitcher, by Manning 1; wild pitch, vickers; time, 1:56; umpire, Evans.
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Holyoke.

Iolais ........38 10 1925 IA 1
 'Farley out, third strike bunt; Nioh- ols out hit by batted ball.
 Score by innings: Hoiyoke .....0 0 0 2 2 0 1 8 2--1o waterbury ...1 2 0 0 0 0 i 0 B. r
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Only Local Paper Printing Full Box Scores of
 Ball Games.
OFFICIAL AVERAGES
Simmons Among Seven 300 Stiokers-McCabe Leads New Haven Third in
 Batting.

With the league season four days to run, new leader appears in the bat ting column of 300 men, now reduced to seven. McCabe, of New Britain, continuing that steady advance which was started the sixth week of the sea- son, has now forged to the front and
 Is the leader by one point over Mag gert of Springfield. who keeps up his good hitting, Rising of Springfield. had his worst week of the season and he foll away ten points Most of tho others lost ground, and another poor week will reduce the final list still further. McCabe has fine chance to hold the lead, If he can continue his work this week. Only Maggert and Padron are likely to dispute with him., ale. though there are others not so far away but what sudden spurt would land the honors. Here is the list:
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The many friends of Miss Birdie
Cluh' Will be pleased to learn of her
to Howard Leedham, which
took place Monday evening in Salt
Lake City, ut the home OF the brides
uncle, w. w, Cluff The bride was
given away by her father, MI IL, II.
Cuff, and the ceremony was performed
BY Judge Lewis which was Witnessed
by the near relatives and friends Of
the contracting couple, Miss Cuff Is,
one Of Proves popular young ladies.
MIR. Leedham passed number Of years
in this city, While IN the employ of the
Telluride Power Co. and made many
friends who now join in Wishing him.
ana his bride a realization Of their
brightest hopes.
Miss Nina Houston and Mrs Walters
are visiting friends in Salt Lake this
week
Miss Flora Lewis OF Knight, Wye, is
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Mrs NJ. A. Charleton leaves early
next week for New York. to be away
a few weeks.
Mrs Raymond $. Mason lett OH
Ih4rsday Win her eaps loi nel iio Oh.
IN grescott. Ariz;, ailer sisit ~, - ses :,
Mrs. Fl. G. Mcmillan,
J..
MISS ioess McHliiisii. Z, ms sui.e W
s's'er' ME- ou.'.a.e 49,
4 M ,n,1 NIrs ap Reid and fam
liz ana Mis- I,I,ith Mcguire are at
Miss Elizabeth Niles, who has been
visiting in .the east, has returned to
Mrs, Rollin w. Dole is in the city
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
a L. Hyde
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p Swindler
have returned, afters5a stay of some
months in Los Angeles. and are at
home at Whitehall.
Or. and Mrs. II. s. Allen have re-
turned from three weeks stay in
California.
Capt. r. H. Alien has gone to San
Francisco and will sail shortly for the
Philippines to join his regiment. Mrs.
Allen Will remain for some time with
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Nc
Intyre on Fifth East street.
DR.. Z. d. Woodruff left this week for
New York, accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss Lesley Woodruff. and Miss
Bess Prinaaux, where the young wom-
en- will study music.
Mrs Frank 4. Roberts and children
left Monday evening for Milford.
six weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
DeNYolf
Mrs. Belle S. Robertson of San Fran
cisco Is in the city visiting her sister,
Mrs. p. A. Simpkin. Mrs. Robertson
was formerly Il newspaper woman. be-
Ing for years the proprietor and editor
Of the Daily Nugget OF Placelwille, Cal.
Dir. and Mrs. ID. Moore Lindsay ar
rived in Salt Lake during the week.
after spending the summer in England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard w. Reed eX-
pect To leave some time next month
for New York TO spend Thanksgiving
there. They willreturn before the holi-
days.
Mrs Windsor V. Rice is back from
a short visit with Mrs z. P. Lecompte
in Park city,
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day and Thursday of next week at
the home of the latter on East South
Temple street.
Col and Mrs. +. f. Holmes enter
tanned a party Of about a5dozen guests
at the races on Thursday.
MI. and Mrs r.. A. Reyes enter
tanned at q dinner on Wednesday.
Mayor and Mrs. Bransford gave a
Fair party on Ihursday evening.
On "Wednesday Mrs. Isadore Maker
and Mrs. G. G. Crimsmon were hostess
ses at a bridge party, the decorations
being in roses and astcrs with red
used exclusively in the dining room,
with roses, red shaded lights. and
cloth of Cluny lace over red satin,
Ten tables of the, game were played
and prizes We're taken by Mrs. j. j..
DAILY Mrs, w. w. Armstrong. Mrs.
Hoffman, Mrs. Savage Mrs, S. L. MAYER
Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Werthcimeis Mrs.
John Cain, Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. W..
H. Henderson. Assisting the hostesse.s
were the Misses Frances McChrvstal,
Mary Halloran Kate Adams and Mrs.
S. J.. Mayer.
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LOGAN.

Miss Irene Hendrickson entertained
informally Monday night.
Miss Ida Smith entertained nj din
ncr Sunday, her guests We're Miss
Gencve Smith, Mir. Dargcr and Mi,
White of Salt Lake.
One of the delightful events of the
weei- was Il party given by Margaret
NlbIey. Those present were Misses May
Howell. Della Morrell, Edna Niblcyt
J4ouisi. Barber, Harriet Thatcher, Edith
Eul!en, Irene Hendrickson, Marie
E.cces Florence McAlister, Ella Hatch.
Deane Alder, Mr. Elmer Stoddard, Mr.
Ear stoddard, Albert Squires, Heber
Carlisle, Mariner Eccles, Wesley An
dersoa and Billy Waugh.
Mrs. j. c. Walters has been receiy-
ine today inShonor OF Mrs. Ehston Mrs
Enston's home is III Waterloo, Iowa.
she is the guest of Mrs Walters.
The A. G. Womans club met at Mrs.
McLaughlm's Tuesday, and an Interest,"
ing paper was given by Mrs Sidney
STEPHENS.
The engagement of Miss Julia Hem
bricks and Mr.. Carl Smart is an
nourced, the marriage to take place
the last of October.
Miss Josephine Thatcher entertained
at delightful evening party early in
thn week III honor of Miss Nora Ella
son. Those present were Misses Ida
Mitchell. Gretta Carbon, liilda E.liason,
Marinda Torgensen, Genevieve Thatch-
e, Alton Thatcher, Ray Campbell, Mrs.
George Thomas, Mrs. Hannah Thatcf-
er.
Mrs. Julia Nibley returned Wednes-
day from a weeks visit in Salt Lake.
Miss May Howell will go 10 salt Lake
Saturday for a two days Visit. She
will be the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Lewis t. Cannon.
Miss Marie Eccles and Mrs. Marion
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sunday evening in honor Of their forty
fout. wedding anniversary.
Mrs. I. T. Thompson entertained a
number OF friends at dinner at her
home Monday evening. Covers were
laid for u.
Miss lydia Jones was the charming
hostess at a dinner party Sunday to u
number OF her young friends. Covers
Wero laid for eight. Aftcrward a stump
tuouS dinner was partaken of and q
pleasant social evening was passed
II. Eugene Allen was & Salt Lake
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o1lyNes~e
III 81 5UIVG

Mrs. Olive GAYLORD expects to leave
shortly for California to spend the win
ter with friends there.
LIB. Cosgriff has returned from a
business trip to Boulder, Colo.
Miss Jones and Miss. Pearl Jones Of
Provo are spending a week with thu
Misses 1Seyting.
Commodore and Mrs. Holland L.
Stevenson arrived last night and arc
Keyes.
Mrs. Georgia A. Foulks will spend
the winter with friends and relatives
in California.
Mrs. Paul G.. Potter Of Fort Douglas
has as her guest her sister, Mrs, Louis.
Russell Brewer,
Dr. ana Mrs. j. M. Dart have gone
for Il months visit in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.. Brines are at
home at the Cummings apartments.
p MI and Mrs. w. L. Dunn are nov
at home Mo- Cummings apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. walcott l.. ,rhomp-
son have returned from the east
where Mrs. Thompson and children
lave spent the summer with tina
formers mother, Mrs. Bishop, in New
Haven.
Mrs. w. w Armstrong accompanied
by her sister. Miss Lees, has returned
fron her. eastern trip.
Mrs. Robert Gould Smith has RAJ
Ia no
Noble homo on east South Temple
steel.
Mrs. william, o. Hall and son are
visiting nj the home of MI. and MIS-
j. Il. Cosgrilf.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. T. Walker and
daughter. Miss Margaret Walker. are
at home for the winter in the f. 5.
Eiicrbcck home 10 O. street.
Mrs. /. o. Rhoadcs. after a delight
5fGl visit of several weeks in the city
loft Thursday for her home in Berke-
ley. a
Mir. and Mrs. Hoyi sherman are 4ex-5
pectcti soon from Washington to visit
with their daughter, Mrs. George J.
Gibson. after an absence OF two years.
They will also SO oil5to san Fsrancisco
to visit their daughter, Mrs Nathaniel
p. Gray.
Mrs. NJ. L. Bailey il now visiting
In Dayton, o., and will return to salt
Lake the last of the month.
MIR. and Mrs. John \ Earls have
moved and are NOW at home at the
Hamilton apartments.
Mrs Helen V. Kimball and Miss
Reta Jackman sailed Oct. for New
York, and will arrive. in Salt Lake
about the middle Of th,a month. Miss
Jackman has been studying music
with Prof. Albert Jonas in Berlin the
last year, and on her return will be at
home with her mother drs. M.
Jackman, "A east North Temple street.
Mr. and Mrs. =. T. Treasure have
returned from u months trip in the
p east,
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3,6s555AHSS} ISL R.zt::f Al s
OGDEN.


during the past week. his daughter
Thelma, Who is attending school at the
Sacred Heart academy in Ogden.
Jimmie Shaw has returned from an
extended eastern trip.
Sam De Pass, local representative Of
the Tribune was a Salt Lake visitor
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Myrtle Ballinger has returned
from, a weeks visit in Salt Lake City.
Hal Lessenser chief droushisman IN
and Miss Lillian Snow. of Draper, VINO
were married in Salt Lake City, have
returned TO Ogden TO make their home.
Mrs. Mary ]. Davis has returned from
a visit with relatives in Indiana
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In Sthc presence OF large company
of friends Miss Gertrude Heystck and
Crank j. Erdman, woth of Salt
/ ate city. were united in marriage, at
the home of the brides parents 3SS
.orlli Second West street. Thursday
evening, Rev. William Thurston Brown,
minister of the First Unitarian SO
ciety, officiating. After the ceremony,
all sat down to a banquet in honor
of the bride and groom and all joined
iE congratulate tons and good wishes 70
the young couple. They will reside in
this city.
Mr.. James a. Ralph announces the
engagement of his daughter. Grace
Raleigh, TO W. K. Ashrnent of Black
foot. Ida, the wedding to take place
the latter part of this month
The marriage of Miss Florence E.
Tuddenham. the daughter of Mr., and
Mrs w ]. Tudd,anham. to j e, Lang
ford Jr, will take place Wednesday,
Oct. IA. No cards Will be issued. but
an informal reception VIII be held
that evening at the home of the brides
brother ia street,
Cards have been issued by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Westling for the marriage
of their daughter, Nellie W., to Walter
H. Alder. The wedding takes place In
this city on the evening of Thursday,
Oct. a, at S6 Pleasant court.
The date Tor the marriage Of Miss
Jean Odell and DR.. II. 2 kirtley is
Wednesday, NOV. II.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Plosser ans
nounce the coming marriage OF their
sister. Marian A.. to George a l3elch-
er. a5.b 1sa
Mr. and Mrs. A. Fl. Kirk announce
engagement of their daughter Helen,
to Jasper Fletcher, Jr., the wedding to
take place in October
On Wednesday Miss Radie Ormsby OF
Rexburg. Ida. and Orson John Hyde
Of this city We're married in the temple.
and afterward family dinner was Civ
en- at the home of the groom's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Hyde. the dec
orations being in American Beauty
roses, and about 16 being present.
Another interesting event of the week
was the wedding of Miss Merce Berk-
ley and Lucius B. Fuller. which took
place on Wednesday at the home of
James Berkeley, with Rev, G l.. White
officiating Miss Winnifred Lynn act
ing as bridesmaid and Robert Fair
banks best man. The bridal couple left
later for trip to the coast.
Mss Birdie Cuff OF Provo and How
ard Leedom of this city we're among
the weeks bridal couples the ceremony
being performed on Wednesday night
at the home OF the brides uncle. w.
w. Cuff, Sr.. with Judge Lewis Of
ficating. Mrs. Lillian Cuff Pawlas act
ing as bridesmaid and IA. Ii. Cuff. the
brides father. giving her away. Mr..
and Mrs Lecdom have gone to Los
Angeles to reside.
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visiting friends in this city, the guest
of Mrs f.. II. Darling.

visiting friends in this city, the guest
of Mrs. f. II, Darling.
Postmaster and Mrs. James Glove
banqueted the employees of the post
office and their partners at their home
Friday evening, Mr.. Glove having re-
turned from a hunt with Il couple OF
fine deer and invited his employees to
enjoy the feast with himself and fan-
elaborate spread served. After the
feast a pleasant social evening was
passed
A quiet home wedding took place in
this city Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs, Chris Johnson,
when their son Andrew and Miss En-
ma Browcll, of Springville, We're joined
in wed!ocl by Bishop Il. l.. Nelson.
Only tho family and Il few immediate
friends were present. After the cere-
mony an elaborate supper was server
to all Tho young couple left the same
evening for Salt Lake where they will
spend some weeks, after which they
Will return ana make their home in
Provo.
A very enjoyable social was given
Friday evening IN the Sixth ward
westinghouse by the young people Of
the ward in honor of the opening of
tho Y. NJ. NJ. /, a. work. About 100
young people made the hours pass
mcrrily with games. busic and the par
talxinti of dainty lunch.
We are pleased to announce the mar
liage Of Miss Ruth Hall, daughter Of
Mr. ana Mrs. Nels Hall of this city and
James T.. Flynn. of Marchall, Mo-
which was solemnized Monday. even
ing by thu Rev. p, Nj. Cushmahan at
his home in Ogden. Only the near
relatives of The contracting parties
were present Mr.. and Mrs Flynn VIII
be n, home to their friends after Oct
IL, NJ Sd1 south state street
Miss BESSIE lLastmond entertained
the members OF the Priscilla club at her
home Thursday evening. Games. music
and asocial TING was enjoyed ny an
A dainty lunch was served,
Ny. ard Mrs Zoellner Of this city en-
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Prof. and Mrs. Newton Noyes have
returned to their home in Ephraim
after brief but pleasant visit with
Mrs. Louisa Mcbride, mother of Mrs.
Noyes of this city.
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and white striped chevot 1t
length which the
Drectoe
weighed with
Ms pointed cuffs
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Ada Day for the past tw.o weeks. has,
gone to ST. Louis. where she will spend
the winter with relatives
Fred NJ Whipple, formerly a news
paper man OF Ogden, has returned from
Ely, Nevada, where he has been for
several months past.
Mr.. and Mrs. George baltimore and
few days.
Fred j. Kesel, one of the founders of
the irrigation congress. has returned
from Albuquerque, New Mexico, where
he attended the sessions of the SIX
tcenth congress.
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Mrs. Ralph Ftenroid has returned to
her home III Nephi after u very pleas
snt visit With friends i'll this city.
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Mrs, J. William Knight and Miss l.
H. Holhrook spent the fore part of the
week With friends in Salt Lake.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jay GAimcr and
their family are here and will spend
the winter with Mrs Gilmer at tile
Gilmer home on Eleventh East street.
Mrs. and Mrs. w, p. Kiscr and little
son. will leave next week for trip t"
California.
Miss Helen Monroe are now at home
in the Cummings apartments.
Miss Edith Sutherland who has been
the guest OF Miss Julia Cullen for sew
cral weeks Will leave today 10 join her
mother, Mrs. George Sutherland, in
Washington,
Mrs j., G. Wcctrl Of Pocatollo, is
visiting in the city with Mrs. 4, j. Cor
ham
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Miss Rhoda Douglass left the fore
part of the week for Salt Lake where
she will spend the winter.
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"A COMBINATION IRISH CROCHET AND VALENClENNES
waist this season is the
silk
particularly Irish Chef and Naencenes the latter tax
VAL The
hy
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itentaincd at a theater party Tuesday
&evfning at the Orpheum in Salt Lake
in honor of Harry Ward of the Tellu-
ride Power company, who has left for
Arizona
Miss Fay Loose was the guest Of
honor at a luncheon Monday in Salt
Lake given by Miss Hiida Gresson.
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visitor \ few days This week.
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Miss E,lvn Arrnistcad delightfully."- en-
tertamed a number OF her young
friends at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Armistead, Satur-
day evenin,. Mr.. Andrew Poulscn of
Salt Lake was the guest Of honor. a
pleasant evening of cards and music
was enjoyed by all, An elaborate
spread was served. Table decorations
we're white and pink roses.
Phplis Sparks and Rachcd Pync Wis
tied friends in Salt Lake IL few days
this week.
The Y NJ. NJ l. Association of The
Second ward gave u very enjoyable
social and dance in the ward house.
Tuesday evening preparatory TO COM
mcucing their winters work y large
crowd of young people enjoyed an
evening of dancing. Refreshments
We're served.
The young ladies' of the Cotoric club
entertained the young men Of the club
at leap year ball Wednesday even
ing, given III tho Mozart hall
Miss Maud WHITEHEAD has returned
from Il visit with relatives in Salt
Lake.
Misses Fay Loose. Kate Alexander
and leila INarrcr are home again after
an enjoyable visit in Salt Lake.
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The engagement of Miss Julia Hem
bricks and Mr.. Carl Smart is an
nourced. the marriage to take place
the last Of October
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Ms j. c. Walters has been receiy-
Ing today in5honor Of Mrs Ehston. Mrs.
Easton's. home is III Waterloo Iowa.
she is the guest of Mrs. Walters
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The a. G. Woman's club met at Mrs.
McLaughlin's Tuesday, and an Interest,"
ing paper was given by Mrs. Sidney
Stephens.
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AT the home Of Mrs. w. a. Necdham
on Thursday. II delightful card party
was given in honor of Mrs. Ncedham's
daughter, Mrs. w. d. Harris of st.
Louis, Mrs. l.. G. Brown being one OF
the hostesscs. The rooms We're bright
With flowers aud 10 tables played, the
prizes going to Mrs. Ralph Dinwoodey,
Mrs. Orso,i May and the guest of hon
or Assisting We're Mrs. May and the
Misses Hazel and Mamie Needham
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Mrs. II. N. Neasley. who has been Wis
itiDG in Jackson. Mich, for four months,
has returned to her home.
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Phpllis Sparks and reached PNne vis-
lited friends in Salt Lake II few days
this week.
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Arthur d. Sutton, of Provo, visited
during the past week, his daughter,
.Thelma, Who is attending school at the
Sacred Heart academy in Ogden.