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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-20

The request of the Salvation army,
seconded by letters from Gov. Hoch,
Clad Hamilton and j. A. Troutman,
that the money paid for the use of
the auditorium for recent series of
army meetings be refunded was re-
fused by the council for the reason
that any such action in this matter
would be a plain violation of the ordi-
nance. Several Of the councilmen
spoke in admiration of the work of
the army and offered to make a dona-
ton out of their own pockets, but
their hands were tied in the matter of
remitting the rent paid on the audi
torium.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-20

Mrs. Norman Keller was the hostess
of the In Temporal club today.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-20

petition to pave Lawrence street
from Sixth to Eighth was read and
referred to the street and alley COM
mtttee. There were seventeen sig
natures on the petition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-14

OF friends WHO wish them joy and
prosperity through the journey " life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe have returned TO
their home in Beaver after pleasant
visit in this city, the guests of Miss
Edna Beck
Mrs. L. A. Wedgwood. formerly OF
this city but now residing in Salt Lake.
is spending a couple OF weeks here
the guest of Mrs Sam Schwab.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Roylance
entertained the jolly Surprise Bunch
at their home Thursday evening. Cards
and music were the features and a good
time enjoyed by all. An elaborate
lunch was served.
Mrs Sam JeppeTson entertained a.
number OF her lady friends at her
home Thursday afternoon. Social chat.
sweet singing ana n dainty lunch were
the features.
Miss Sarah Gilel was the recipient
OF delightful surprise given In her
honor Thursday evening at the home
OF her brother, Mir. and Mrs. Charles
Giles IN tho form OF IL bundle shower"
A large number Of friends and relatives
were present and enjoyed an evening
of games and music. Many beautiful
presents We're received by the guests
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Homer illustrated n number of fake
cases of spirituaJism Refreshments
were served.
The eleventh anniversary Of the Utah
Sorosis was celebrated Tuesday even
ing NJ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs i. A.
holdaway The rooms we're beautifully
adorned with potted plants. violets and
SmllaS, the club colors, holiotrope and
cream, being effectively used through
out the decorative scheme. An excel
lent musical program was rendered.
numbers being furnished by Prof. A.
{, Llnd Hazel Taylor Ray Holloway,
MISS Clark and Mr.. Reese. After
which an entertaining gamo was in
tToduced and the prize awarded Mrs.
Horace Secrist. Dainty refreshments
were served.
Mrs Phil SpeclSart was the pleasing
hostess at a card party at her home
Wednesday afternoon In honor OF Mrs.
". A. Wedgwood, of Salt Lake city,
five hundred was the game enjoyed by
all the prize being awarded Mrs.
George HAyercamp. An elaborate
lunch was served.
Mrs. Sam Schwab WIS the charm
Ing hostess at a card social at her home
Thursday afternoon. the guests we're
the lady members Of the Five Hundred
club. Music and cards we're the foa-
lures of tho afternoon, Mrs, r. A.
Wedgwood OF Salt Lake was the guest
OF honor. A sumptuous lunch was
'p0AL5s
Mrs. Hugh Dougall OF SpringViIle
visited friends in Provo Thursday.
Tho Forum met Monday evening With
Miss Miitum Nelke The question dis
cussed waA Resolved. that marriage
aud divorce should be controlled by
federal law" Mr.. Craven was cham
plon for the affirmative and Mr.. Tuck
er for the negative. The colleagues on
both sides being absent the president
appointed Miss Adams on the afflrma-
tive and Miss Neke the negative De-
csion was In favor OF the latter.
Mrs H. A. Wedgwood WIS the guest
Of honor al . bridge party Saturday
afternoon az the home OF Mrs. sam
Schwab. A delightful afternoon was
passed ana a dainty lunch served.
A very enjoyable dance and social
was given Friday evening Ia the gym
naslum by the Master Builders
Miss clara Allen entertained num-
her OF her friends at the home OF ner
brother, a. Eugene Allen. Thursday
evening, at candy pull the evening
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LOGAN.

on Saturday afternoon last Mrs II.
K. Perry was hostess at "A most delight
full Kensington. which was held at her
home on West Center street. The rooms
were prettily decorated with cut flow
ers and potted plants. Mrs. Perry was
assisted by Mrs. Naylor, Mrs, G. w.
Thatcher, Jr., Mrs. Stops, Miss Smith,
the Misses Gertrude and .Lorlette and
Master Howard Perry. Miss Mclean
and Mrs. Jesse Earl We're the prize win
ners in a geographical guessing con-
test, which was very much enjoyed by
the following guests: Mesdames Leo
Campbell. s. O. Stevens, L. p. Bacon,
r. W. Robinson. T. w. Naylor, p. ID.
Stoops. ]. A. Bexell w. l., Langton,
Nettie Sloan, G. w. Thatcher. .Ir., w.
c. Gates. |. $. Smith. r. w. Thatcher,
ID. c. Budges. q, II. Champ. u. ID. Bail,
Guy Thatcher. j. 70. Carbon. o. II.
Bulge, j. A. Widtsoe. n. r. Moore, a.
II. Thompson, s. g. Thatcher, Rhoda
Cook. w. w. Mclaughlin the Misses
Elizabeth Smith, Charlotte Kyle, Me-
Lean. Schodt. Blanche Cooper, Mar
garet Wilkinson Hervey Katherine
Smith Hansen.
The Misses Carrie McAlister and
Jett McCarrick entertained a number
of friends very pleasantly at dinner
on Tuesday. The dinner was served at
the p. Y. college.
The members of the Y. NJ. & Y T..
NJ. I. A. enjoyed a social on Monday
evening, which was held at the y, Y.
college.
OF the recitals which have been Civ
en- by the U. a. C. string quartet this
winter none has boon more thoroughly
enjoyed than the one given ON Wednes-
day evening at the pavilion, tho eX-
quisite music of Schubert and Dvorcl5
being splendidly interpreted by the
quartet. Miss Phyllis Thatcher was the
always charms her audiences TO the
utmost and the general verdict was
that she has never played moro beauti-
fully than on this occasion.
The Daughters OF the Pioneers Liter
airy society hold an interesting meeting
at tho homo OF Mrs. j. A. IIendriokson
on Wednesday and the life OF Orson
Pratt was given by Mrs. Harold La
faunt.
A pleasant affair OF the week was the
evening party given by Prest Mrs. Lin
ford IN honor Of Prest. Kingsbury Of
the u. OF u, Thore were present the
members OF the Il. Y. c. council and
their partners.
Prof, Williams left during the week
for San Francisco.
at home after having spent the past
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CnlNGe~e
gfsGOTNG

Mr.. and Mrs. chariess II. Lindley
have returned from a delightful trip
lasting through several weeks and in
GLIDING California. Cuba, Mexico aud
the large southern and eastern cities.
Mrs. w. ]. Browning and her mother,
Mrs. Avis, will leave the first of the
week for California, where they will
spend several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mailer OF Cleveland
viii he here next week, and probably
spend few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank b. stephens.
Mr.. and Mrs. IT. Gouldstone Griffin
leave for the east Monday, going by
the way of Chicago and Washington.
They win sail from New York March
% Of England on the Adriatic, and
will spend some months with Mr..
GriHin's mother aud family in the
south of England. Whom they return
in the summer they will come home
by way OF Quebec and the St Law
renee river.
Mr., and Mrs. w. d. Leonard left yes
terday for Denver. where they will
make make their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Knight Of Car
field win leave shortly for the east to
remain indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs Dana McCready viii
leave the first of the month 60 visit
Mrs. McCready's parents in Indiana,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. IL. Franken leave to-
day for visit 70 the coast
Miss Mary Copley is home after II
stay OF a few months in southern Cali
fornia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimberly of Bellevue,
Mich, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. u. b.
Sherwood at $40 south state street.
Mrs. Edward Moore expects 10 leaye
soon TO visit her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. w. I. Phkerton, in Ohio,
MIR. and Mrs Heber NJ. wens ex-
pect Ia leave shortly after the middle
of the month for an eastern trip.
Mrs. Charles Walker and her mother.
Mrs. l'oUte. have returned from an OK
tended trip 10 the coast and are az
home at the Louise flats.
Mr., ana Mrs. W, II. MoManus have
gone TO Nampa' Ida, where they viii
'''NHfNN N''NA' AF''''Nt
Miss Alice Farrell left last week to
visit relatives in Denver.
Mayor and Mrs, j, $. Bransford viii
return next week from Pasadena.
Miss Jessie Fox, of Oakland arrived
here last week TO visit friends,
Mrs. Thomas Weir returned Tuesday
AFTER short visit in Denver
Mrs. H. q. MCMILLAN has returned
from visiting her daugteG Mrs. Ray
mond Mason, in san Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Wood ana Mrs
y. Bonnemoro rctnind this week from
their California lrip.
MIS- u. q. Jaehng lcu thls week 10
visit her sister IN Los Angeles
Mrs r. *. Woomdn returned this
woek' after an extended visit In the
east,
Mr., ana Mrs George W. SNOW win
return the middle Of the month from
ocean Park
Mrs. G.. W. Miller has returned from
visiting friends IN California,
DR.. ana Mrs y. S. Bascom and small
son viii bo home tho last of the month
hlr trim 10 Moyirn
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passed merrily in games and various
amusements. Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Delpha Teasdale is visiting
friends in Nephi for a couple Of weeks,
Miss Bertha Barney entertained the
Pallas club at her home Thursday
evening. An enjoyable time was pass
ed by all.
The Provo City school teachers en-
tertained the board of education, sup
ervisors and friends at the First ward
social hall. Wednesday evening. at a
dancing party. Ice cream and cake
was served.
Miss Hattie Walker visited relatives
and friends in American Fork this
week.
Miss Leona Billings was t. Salt Lake
visitor this week.
Hon W. H. King visited with his
many friends in this city Wednesday,.
Messrs. Ben C. Rich and H. c, Hicks
were Salt Lake visitors this week
The Utah Sorosis met Saturday after
noon in regular session at the home of
Mrs. a. G.. Lund. Papers on "Carls-
bad" and 1.-The German Army and
Navy were given by Mrs. L,und and
Mrs. Cliff.
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Washington and several other large
cities while away.
Mr.. and Mrs. " II. Pease left We'd
nesdny for San Francisco, where they
will reside.
Judge and Mrs. Hanna of Colorado
Springs win spend few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Baer in the Brans-
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Goodman and their
son. Charles, win leave shortly for New
York
Mrs. I. w. Dunyon is in Provo to
spend . few days with her sister, Mrs.
d, d. Houtz.
Miss Emma Trumbo is at home since
her return from New York at 81 First
avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. f. a. Druehl will re-
turn the last Of the month, after an
outing in California, most of which
was spent at Hotel Glenwood. River
side. Cal.
Mrs. j. A. Reeves returned Wednes-
day from trip to New Orleans. She
also visited in Kentucky while away.
Miss Nellie Morris and her sister.
Mrs. ]. A. Brown. are back, after a
months visit in California.
Mrs. Fred Mathews, Jr. of Nephl. is
here spending month with her moth
err Mrs. Fanny NJ. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Cosgrlff and two
children have returned from an ex-
tended stay IN California.
Mrs. Claude r. Barnes is spending a
week with her sister, Mrs. u. G. Ham
sen, at Eureka.
Mrs ]. u. Bamberger leaves tomor-
row for a months stay I'm New York.
Late In the spring she VIII go to Ger
many for an extended stay.
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OF honor. and delicious refreshments
were served.
TIL I. O. O. f. members formed q
very enjoyable skating party and en-
ioyed few hours at the Eldred nudl-
forum Tuesday evening. After which
an elaborate lunch was served In their
lodge rooms.
Tho officers of the sixth ward Pri-
mary delightfully."- entertained the MEM
bvrs Of their association at charac-
ter ball at the ward houae Wednesday
afternoon. About 30 little folks rang
ing from 3 to 10 years OF age. made
the afternoon pass mcrrily In dancing
and various amuscments Many OK
cellent costumes were worn by the lit
tie ones and II was IN event that VIII
long be remembered by all who par
ticlpated.
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Evans have re-
turned home from pleasant trip
through California,
Mrs. Fawn Winters OF Ogden is in
this city visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. John X. rwelves.
Mr. and Mrs. james Gray entertained
the members of the Sixth ward old
IolkS committee III titAi lloihS NSN-
nesday evening. About 80 guests en-.
joyed the hospitality OF their genial
host and hostess.
A very pretty home wedding took
place Monday evening at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. William Mccullough,
when their daughter. Mary, was given
in marriage TO Mr.. j. II, Pohlman OF
Salt Lake. The ceremony was per-
formed at o'clock by Justice a. a.
Noon, and witnessed by the relatives
and a few invited friends. The bride
| wac attired in an elegant GOWN OF
| cream wolfe over white taheta and
| carried shower bouquet, After the
| ceremony an elaborate wedding supper
was served. Mr. and Mrs. Pohlmar
| left on the evening train for Chicago
| where they will visit the groom's par
| ents and friends. They were accom-
| panied TO the station by a number OF
their young friends who showered
| them with rice and old shoes. Mrs
! Pohlman is one of Provo's popular
young ladies and LARGE circle. OF
| friends extend congratulations and pest
| wishes.
The Merry Dozen entertained at a
skating party Wednesday evening al
the Eldred rink. About so young peo-
pie enjoyed the evening.
Mrs. O, w. Bailey and Mrs. b. J.
Vincent were the guests of Mrs j, w
McAdam at dinner Thursday.
The Psychic society met Thursday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs James
| Glove. Dr. j. n. Christensen gave q
demonstration of hypnotism, and Froi'
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pEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY MARCH IA 1908

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Savage re-
turned the last OF the wreck from an
extended stay In california,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Reed are
home after two months soIourn at
Hotel del Coronado CAL
Miss Georgia Hartley returned Sun
day after a month spent in Los An
gelos.
Miss Florence Loughridge left this
week for her home IN Denver after u
delightful visit IN the city at the Iu
man home ON east Second South street,
p. /. Williams and his daughter,
Miss Katherine Williams. are spending
short time at Coronado Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lawther Of
Belfast Ireland who have been tho
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. \. c. smith,
have left for Los Angeles.
Miss Leila Fowler has returned
from months trip to California.
Mrs. John stuart Manloy has gone
TO Indianapolis to visit with her fam
lily for u time.
Mrs. Richard Oglesby, who has been
visiting her mother in Terre laute,
Ind, since the holidays, is home
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wise and Mrs.
Engler. who have been in Kansas
CITY for several weeks, returned this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Snyder returned
Tuesday from an extended trip IN the
cast. They visited in New YORK,
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BRIGHAM CITY.

The ladies of the Auxiliary club
spent delightful evening at the homo
OF their president, Mrs Nels Jensen,
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Jeuson y
reslgning after a faithful presidency
which has dated from the clubs or
gsnization
AS token of the clubs good fol-
lcwship, Mrs. w. l.. Eddy presented
the honored guest with q bcautit1
hand-painted lemonade jug. Speeches
readings, music and delicious refresh
ments made The afternoon very
pleasant one.
The Auxiliary club held their BUSH
ness session Thursday AFTERNOON aud
the new organization was effected
After the voting, the officers stood
as follows: Mrs. Wynn J.. Eddy. presi-
dent; Miss Eliza Hansen. vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Arthur Truoison, aecreta'N:
Miss Bertha Rosenbaum. correspond
Ing secretary. Mrs. Charles Anderson
treasurer. There are 80 club mem
bers. and there were 20 In attendance
at the meeting After the business Of
the day, an elegant luncheon was
served. The rooms were prottlly dec
grated With bunting and cut flowers.
The bishopric Of the Fourth ward
We're the guests OF honor NJ a pleasant
surprise party given by tho members
of the ward Wednesday evening. After
the surprise" the bishop was present
ed with handsome gold watch and
chain. while the oounselors received
each beautiful rocking chair,
splendid program was rendered ana
refreshments enjoyed,
DR. and Mrs. r. A. Pearsc enter
tninpd a class az Mitfuat bOVR Tues
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Allen Sanford. Mrs. H. j. Schultz, Mrs
j. r. Hanchett and Mrs. Barbce.
Mrs. Fred Hornung entertained the
Century club this week, and prizes
we're won by Mrs. j. A. Earls and Mrs.
A, j. Davis.
Miss Beth Critchlow entertained in
formally at bridge ON Monday after
noon.
MIR. w. Il. Cooper entertained at n
stag party on Tuesday night at his
home, the decorations being In white
carnations and snilaX, and musical
numbers being given by VIII Sibley
and II. IL. Leipsinger
Dr. and Mrs. A. j. Hosmer win enter
tain their card club next Saturday
night.
Three well known local artists. Miss
Olive Gray, Miss Frances Savage and
Mr.. NJ. j Brines are planning for an
evening of music and readings to be
given by the trio In the near future. to
include a program of rare selections.
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OGDEN.

Among the brilliant social events Of
the week was the reception and tea
given Monday afternoon at the Vir-
Einia hotel by Mrs r.. A, Grant, which
was enjoyed by large number Of her
lady friends, The guests were received
ut the parlors whore an hour was spent
In social chat, while tho Hungarian or
chcstrn discoursed sweet strains of mu-
sic. from the balcony Of the staircase.
A dainty tea was served In the dining
room The rooms We're profuscly dec
grated with carnations, danodllls and
ferns. Mrs. Grant Is charming hos
tess.
Mrs, G, NJ Rathmuin ana daughter
Of Cache county, are visiting In Ogden
with relatives aud friends,
Sarah NJ. Cartor and Henry n Flaw
Rims popular young people OF Ogden
were married this week.
delightful dancing party was given
Thursday evening an The Congress
dancing academy
About 200 guests were entertained
Tuesday evening AT the Masonic temple
hall by tho Temple craft committee.
An excellent program OF speeches. Voc
cal nnd Instrumental music was rom
dorcd. After which dainty refresh
ments were served. Judge Gideon was
master of ceremonies
The Daughters Of Rebecca gave an
enjoyable card party at the /. o. o.
J.. han Wednesday evening.
-
Wednesday evening a large number
Of The young friends OF i4yles W. Lar
KIN gave a Jolly surprise party al the
home OF his grandfather George W.
lArkin ON rWenty-seYenth street. the
occasion being his fourteenth birthday.
t.r ..,f.,r.1.ltt ,.,..,.t =, 4
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was served in the dining room.
Mrs. a. a. Burt entertained the
Ladies Mission study and Social circle
of the Baptist church,
Mrs VI. Il. Stewart OF SALT Lake city,
Is spending q few days In Ogden with
relatives und friends.
Mrs II. II. Henderson has returned
home from pleasant eastern trip.
Miss Mabel BuI'ch and Oliver White,
two well known young people of Ogden,
We're married Wednesday,.
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six weeks travelling in Mexico and Cali,
time
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a. Cohn of Salt Lake
Lake were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
seiignan the first part of the week
Mr.. sperry Lawson was a business
visitor on Monday.
The Misses Ella and Nora Nelson
have gone to Salt Lake for a visit with
friends there.
Mr.. c. w. Nibley, Jr., is here from
oregon.
Mr.. walt, Barber of stal. valley who
spent last week in Logan on business
returned TO his home or Tuesday.
Mr., Moses Thatcher, Jr., left OH Mon
day for Los Angeles,
7 Prof. j, A. Bexeil was u Salt Lake
visitor the first past OF the week.
|, Mr.. Is. F. Ritter has returned from
I pleasant "trip to California.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lorenzo Hansen have
returned from a visit with Ogden
( friends,
r.. ~ -, -. Is,
Mr.. p W.. Thatcher returned ON
( Tuesday from Salt Il ,a1se,, -fS
81 II ~ 'sNtD ~
s'Dr.t hnd Mrs. 'sJalries NIoffell Of s0g-
dem spent several days of the week
visiting with Logan relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCulloah OF Fort
Assinaboine, have been visiting in Lo-
gan. on Thursday they were tho
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John It. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Campbell are visit
ing in Salt Lake for = few days.
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PROVO.

Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Frisby entertained
at their home Monday evening in lion-
or OF the marriage OF their daughter.
Miss Prilla, to Mr.. Orson Shlll, which
was solemnized in the Salt Lake Tenn
Pile, Wednesday. The bride was attred
in a white null gown with lace TRIM
mings The rooms We're prettily de-
corated with carnations and ferns. and
about so guests sat down to an elabor-
ate supper Many beautiful and use
full presents were received. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Shill will reside for the present
in this city where they have host
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awaiting
the furnished Raymond Fowe
only / FowIe, a
Foyle shop andm
knowledge
ceremony leaked gu only a
Fear parental
teenth
bag, the bridegroom
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its
Incidents
The
adj
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their breath arm
a de se
Center /.
ere marred by he Rev. FIR
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Cut glass, furniture,
pianos, oil paintings,
rugs, curtains.
1t is for cleaning just
such articles as these
that Ivory Soap is adj
mirably adapted.
1t is so mild, so pure,
so entirely free from
Stree" alkali that it can
be used for hundreds of
purposes for which ordi-
nary soaps are unsafe
and unsatisfactory.
Ivory Soap
SO 4t10o Per Gent. Pure.
81
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was given Friday evening In the gym
naslum by the Master Builders
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Mr.. Nose Christensen OF Boise, Ida
IL visiting his parents in Brigham
this week.
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N,.,. w. II. Benson was another OF
Nv ay's hostesses, her junction pc
IT. N were entertained. The decora-
MI we're i'm green and white. the din
I A room being especially pretty Win
I Easkot OF white carnations tied with
n n ribbon for a centcrpiecc, green
n bn stteamors reaching from the
N hdelior to the four cOrnore. and
' fen studded lights. Mrs Benson was
Iisted by Mrs Robert Hampton, MIS-.
w w. Trimmer and Mrs. Donald
Rawstron Prizes We're won by Mrs.
A. II. Peabody Mrs w. ~, Lake Mr..
G. NJ. BELL. Mrs u. w Edmupds, Mrs.
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DIR. and Mrs. r. A. Pearsc enter
tanned a class OF Mutual boys Tues
day evening. Music and games were
the evenings enjoyments. About a3
Mprn nrnsanI
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Miss clara Allen entortaine num-
her OF her friends at the home OF ner
brother, a. Eugene Allen ThufsnaY
evening. at a candy pull The evening
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Mrs y. A. Wedgwood WIS the guest
Of honor al bridge party Saturday
afternoon al the home OF Mrs. sam
Schwab A delightful afternoon WAS
passed ana a dainty lunch served.