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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
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lung bes gdlteins iiir bas Yaltoriuss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
Gd)annbare E6at Der 9afbtrciter.
Sifmon. Senn., 6. OFT,

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lou in ocm breuuenbeu Saule ilnl9es
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
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Com tone. 9lri5.. 10. Oft.
Gin 10000 @nilpnen SSafer io|>
Ienber 8e6dlter, lpelcber Die Slnlnge
Der Sombitone GpnIolipateD Ifining
60. nit @aler perior9t. lit am friihen
Wpr9en bon iInbcfannten llebcltbdz
tern nit Spnnmit IN Ole 2uit sea
Iprcngt lpprbeu. Der Sebdlter iit
total SerltDrt unp nub Die &alier!eiz
tuna iii llibrau6bar geiporoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
@unberpulie Sata Wsorsana.
s. 0 II o | II | II, 8. 81

Sono II II, 8. Stt.
Cine ipunberppHe Satn :Usorgana
ipnrbe bon bier aus drn liioli6en
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Jest auf DEM y8ege bon Samoa nat,
bier begriffeu lit. 2Sie iucit bieIelbe
nod bon inherent 9afen cntfernt lit,
lit niht bcfdnnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
Sifisiele Grtldrnns Der Siirfei be-
treif gulsarien's Iurseben.
GpnitonttuppeI, 8. 8

Con tan inopel. 8. Oft.
Slls 9lntiport auf Die amtlid)e Sez
na6rihtigung bon Der llnabbdnsiss
feitserflGrllng Sulsarien5 tbeiltc Der
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be5ip. @rlebigung iibertpieicn bate.
Sa biele Die Sntesritdt ltne Die Eedte
Der Siirfai garautirt bdtten, 10 fDnnc
bieIe porldufig ni6ts iueiter tbuu, ais
berem Gnti6einune ah6uluarteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
3aauu gSettiabrt.
Merlin. II.

ct I IT. IT. vi.
Die internationale S1lous@ett,
iabrt nm Den 9elincttsSeher. bez
9am bente bon Dem @orort Shmars
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cen MIR lei(bt pcrlest. Us nabnler
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Settiabrt tbeil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
Sn ben letten 24 Stunbcn 1876 Ncns
crfranfmnsen nno 62 gpoeSfGlle.
Ct. 9etersburo, 6. 8

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inter Gontrolle. 8umal penn man besi
bentt, ipelhe Iusoebnins iie bereits
in Der Stabt selpounen bate, ehe man
seeignete @obnabmen 81 ibrer Inter.
prilfllng trnf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
Sefiir,uprter Der Hadetppft nnb ber
Ypitiparbanfen.
Ses Wa 6. ssa., s. Sft.

Sn per gr0iimlngs Sieung Der
nNational 2ea9ue Of Yoltmoiters Of
tie Sourtb glaB" in Ses Ioines,
Sa., ipraeben iih beiuabe ale autues
ienben Yoitineiiter fiir gtablicrun9
Der Indetpplt nls. Sn Ibmeienbeit
bes General YoitmeiIters bon Weber.
Der iiber Yadetpoit uno Epitipurfaiien
reben iollte. ipra6 gS. 81. Spillman.
Superintenbent Der freien 2nnoablies
ierung. Seh5ebn Staoten ipuren
purdJ 800 Yoitmeiiter pertreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
S6btliGer Stnrs zines Saicball.
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cngo uno Nep 9ort 5il bdben, itiir5te
bon leinem lllftieeu Sie berunter uno
mar ollf ser Stelle tobt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
Getreiacipeiher Gspipiipn.

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Ser 9roBie 0etreileipciter III 9ti6s
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liebeH Mdnner unb eine Srau. Gire
anDerc Srau tpurbe tobtlib perlebt.
Ser Sdaben beldllft iih aui 100000
SpllurS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
8liidiuunidl bes 9aiiers an ben Tapif.

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Ser Sberprdiipent Der Hbeinprps
piuS, Sr. Sreiberr b. Shorlemer.
pelher lid bon aoblen5 nad 8oin
begeben bat, uberbrin9t oenl Yaplt
ein eigenbGnbieeS Shreibeu oes adis,
iers. Ser Monarh sratuliert YiuS
DEM 3ebnten 3ur Seier bcs golbenen
Trielters Snbildums. Die bercits unges
3dblte 5ulbisunsen aus Der san5eir
cipiiiiierten gSelt se5eitigt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13

&inocr lic8en on id]ipcrcn SGuBipuns
Den bpffnun9slos barniebcr.
@alfer ioIl hen Ier9er Der gSciben
crregt bnban. peil er nenlidb ein,ndl
gegeu cine peiBe Srau Sd)impfrcben
oue9eItoben nnb Damn Elm duoer Wedl
cinen Hepolper gc5p9en bnben Ioll.
Sie 9}ahtrciter ipolltcn DEM Ran@
nc in 0cltalt bon Yriigelu cine 2ebre
crtGeilcn, aber ais lic iif iciuent
!6duIe nabten. grill @alfer CUR %ers
tbeioigi,ng Der Seinen 5ur Iaffe.
tuorauf Der slneriff ouf bic Siittc crz
fol8tc uuo Die gauge S1rlilie uiceer@
gen1aGt mlroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
Sie Sreitctisglpfe liintct bic SETS
wpdlc IN Ger Sidbt Der Srubcr=
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@om ebrfpilrbisen Sburme Der Srrz
Dependence Snll berab, in ipelober emit
Die Sreibeit elmer nelige6prenen Yds
tion protldnIcrt porocn mar, CAB ges
itern bein eriten Worgcngrnuen cine
@lofe bnS Si9nal 5u Der Scier bes
225s idbrigen SubiIdums Der @riinz
oung Ser Stabt Ybilaoelpbia 5ur6
8illiam Tenn uub ale ilbrisen
Gjloden Der Stabt bercinigten iid) NIT
ibr 5u einem irnpoIanten Seitbor.
Su peiteren @erlaui oes Cages pur1
ben in alien airden nnldblih bes
6eltes Sanfsottesbienite nb9ebaltcn
ilnD mprgen beginnt Der Heigen ernBs
artiger feitliher @eranitaltli,sen.
neldbc Die gan5e gSohe in slnlprllh
nebmen unn IUes binter iih 5u laiien
perlpred)en ru2 man in Sieier Irt
bier ie crlebt 1T. m
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13

e ofia, ). Oft.
Der Shirt Scrbinnnb bon Sulgos
r'en ertldrte iidb beutc i'll Sirnoipo
5unl nnobbdngiaen &Dnia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ Hogan and their
son James Hogan leave this evening for
Portland. Oregon, where they VIII visit
relatives for two weeks.
Mrs. George McCabe and children are
in the city from Washington, d. c. on
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Fitzgerald.
Miss Francis Joyce, daughter Of DR..
and Mrs. r. S. Joyce has returned from
Ann Arbor. Michigan. where she has
been studying music for the past year
Hugh Powell and his sister. Miss Ed
ma Powell have gone to Omaha where
they vii! visit relatives for few
weeks.
The marriage of Argue Lochhead and
Miss Wealthy Lake of Harrisville was
solemnlzed in the Salt Lake Temple last
Wednesday. In the evening an elabor-
ate reception was rendered the young
couple at the home of the brides par
ents In Harrisvllle.
Albert Greenwich and wife of Idaho
Falls We're Ogden visitors during the
past week.
Mrs Fred Vol and Mrs. Gnbourne
left for Boise during the week where
they will visit relatives for few weeks.
Miss Nan Quick, the only. lady drug
cist in Utah, was an Ogden visitor dur
ing the week the guest OF Miss Berthe
Beckstead.
Mrs. A. j. Shupe and her two daugh-
ters, Miss Fife and Miss Jennie, have
left for their summer ranch in Cache
valley to spend the summer.
Miss Ellen Baker, secretary of SUI
perintendent William Allison of the
public schools. has left for an extended
vacation sojouln in Pacific coast cities
Miss Baker expects to spend three or
four weeks in touring.
Five Ogden boys, Tom Maginnls. Har-
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pEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY JUNE 81 1908

guests of Mrs. j. b. Cosgriff. Miss
Mary Kcrvin win arrive later
Mrs. John Reed has returned from a
six weeks stay In the northwest, haV-
ing visited her mother and spent some
time during the stay of the fleet IN
Seattle.
Mrs. NJ. II. Kervin and her little
daughter Miss Hope Kervin, have ar
rived from Reno. New. and are
guests Of Mr. ana Mrs. j. Il. Cossriff.
Miss Mary Keryin will arrive later.
Mrs III. l.. Charles viii leave sun
day for California, whore she VIII
spond the summer During her alb
scnce Mir. and Mrs. Chandler Of Bms-
ham viii occupy her home at 1l9 south
Twelfth East.
Mr. aud Mrs NJ, ~ Liohtensteln who
havo been visiting Mr., and Mrs. Will
liam Wolf left this week for Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph j. Campbell
have returned from a short business
trip TO Great Falls Mont. and are
now at home at the Keith apartments.
Mrs. Nat Brigham and her two
younger daughters ale mere from Chi
cago, and VIII spend the summer with
Mrs. I. a. Clayton,
Mrs. waldemar Van Colt and her
daughter. Miss Pearl Van Colt, VIII
leave Sunday evening for the coast.
They will spend some time with Mr.,
and Mrs. John Cromhie Niven in Los
Angeles and will go later to Coronado
to spend part of the summer,
,la, tsl :,
Angeles. where she has spent the past
year IN school.
Misses Nina and Edith Kendall left
last evening, on summers trip TO the
Pacific coast
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PROVO.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs NJ J..
Pratt was scene of mern-
ment Wednesday evening. when they
entertained in honor of the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Olive to Andrew
Anderson of Sterling. Utah, The cere-
mony was performed by Apostle Grant
in the Salt Lake temple. The rooms
we've beautifully decorated with pe6Niss
and roses. The bride was attired N
an elegant gown of white silk net oy0
white silk. A sumptuous supper was
served at the home of the brides Sis
ter. Mrs. d. II. Thomas, to about 200
guests. Many beautiful and costly pres
ents We're received. Mr.. and Mrs. An
derson, after couple of months we'd
ding tour, will return to Provo, where
they will make their home.
Gov. Arthur L. Thomas and Leroy
Armstrong OF Salt Lake We're the guests
OF Postmaster Glove at dinner Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Friday OF Ameri-
can Fork were the guests of Mr. and
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have gone to Long Beach to spend the
summer, where they have taken cot
tage.
Miss Hazel Robinson and her moth
err leave Thursday for Kansas CITY,
MISS Edna Farnsworth and Miss
Margaret Harris are the guests of MISS
Helen Monroe this week at Canyon
Crest.
Mrs. w. w. Anness Of Nebraska, is
here to spend the summer with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c, d. Heikes.
Mrs c. G. seyboldt and children left
Monday evening for Los Angeles and
the beaches.
Miss Florence Il. Allen has arrived
in the city from Cleveland to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. f, Allen.
Mrs. Samuel Adams and little daugh-
ter of Denver win be here in July, TO
spend the remainder of the summer
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. G..
Mcmillan.
Mrs Edward j. Roberts, who spent
her husband at Tonopah, where they
will remain for several months.
Mrs. Frank p Swindler and two
children will leave the first of the
month for California, where they will
spend the summer.
Everett Grant, son of Robert d.
Grant. now of Los Angeles, is here.
the guest of c. A. Dole and family, at
AZ Eighth East street.
The Rev. Elmer l. Goshen left We'd
nesday evening for the Pacific north
west, where he viii spend most of his
vacation.
Harold Fabian returned Wedne sday
evening from the Harvard law school
He will spend the summer here.
Miss Mayme Lindsay has returned
from Beaver, where she spent the past
two weeks with her mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dunbar have
returned after month spent with rea-
ives in Indiana.
Mrs. Ernest A. Trip and Miss
Gwerdoline Trip and Lawrence left
during the week for Long Beach TO
spend the summer
DR., Alvah Lewis and daughters have
gone on a trip to California.
Mrs. C. c. Slade and little daughter.
Katherine. will leave today for the
east, where they Will spend month
with Mrs. SHADES mother in New Jcr-
sey
Mrs. w. II. Colt and two sons, Web
ster and Calvin, left Thursday for Chi
caso. where they will spend the sum-
nier with Mrs Colts mother.
Mrs. w. H. IServin and daughter
Miss Hope. of Reno, New, are the
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o 3; AS}5S All ;S|;'
y1rT5T,-7T.'1y -f. . sST-srEST1.1s-si
OGDEN.

one OF the social events Of the week
was the reunion of the priesthood of
Weber stake held at the Weber stake
academy on Tuesday afternoon and
which was attended by prominent off,
cials of the Church as well as Of the
state. The features of the afternoon
We're a banquet and reception, and
during the progress of festivities II
number OF addresses were made by
some of the visitors present. The We
Der Stake Academy band, the Taberna-
Gle choir and The academy orchestra
rendered n number of selections Among
those present from the city were Pres
ident Joseph f. Smith and his two
counsellors. John r.. Winder aud Alt-
thon II. Lund; Governor John c. Cutler
Congressman Joseph Howell, Patriarch
John Smith, Apostles Rudger ClawsoA
Hyrum Smith and David o. Mckay,
Presiding Bishop c. w. Nibley, Joseph
w. MacMurtain and Charles Halght
counsellors OF the seventy; p. n. Stahl,
president Of the BoNelder stake.
At the Congregational church on
Tuesday evening a splendidly arranged
program was rendered for the benefit OF
the musical history course, which was
largely attended by the society OF the
city; The artists who took part IN were
Squire Coop. Miss lone Wilcox, Mr.. Gus
Saunders Miss Carrie Browning. Miss
Ellen Thomas, Mrs. Fred Clark, Miss
Glen Douglas and MI. Hagbert Ander-
son.
on Wednesday afternoon at the Reed
hotel. Mrs. H. C. Bigelow gave de-
lishtful reception in honor Of her
daughter. Mrs. Il. L. Van Meter of
Chicago who is visiting in Ogden for
the summer. An eight course luncheon
was served in the cafe of the hotel at
which were present Mesdames e. l..
Van Meter of Chicago. F. j. Kiesel, AL
bert Kiesel, Abe Kuhn, Arthur Kuhn
w V, Cassidy, r. A. Grant, II. L.
Peery, a. p. Bigelow. F. w. Baker. a.
3. Patton, f f. Towne, G. w. Perkins,
Miss Dorothy Bigeow.
Mrs. r. 4. Grant gave dinner party
Tuesday evening in honor of Mr..
Grant whose birthday anniversary was
upon that date. A splendid menu was
served at which were present, Mr. and
Mrs. Farley Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
a. Henry, Mr., and Mrs. II. l.. Bell, Mrs,
Alfred Brown and Mr.. Gordon S. Grant.
Rev. c. w Hastings of the Presbyter-
ian church united in marriage Monday
evening. Clyde c. Howard and Annie NJ.
Howard. both of Ogden.
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vey Cahill. John McDei1not and Albert
and Archie McGuiness who have been
spending the past year at St Mary's
college. Kansas, returned to spend theiI
summer vacation at home.
When Mrs. Il. G. Manson, wife of SUI
perintendeut Manson OF the Southern
Pacific, returned from Dayton, o.. the
past week she brought with her Miss
margaret Martin, her niece. Miss
Martin will remain with Mr.. and Mrs.
Manson during the summer months, re-
turning to her home In time for the
opening of school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Hughes of Salt
Lake City. accompanied by the lat
ter's sister Mrs. c. @. Ward of East
Chicago, H., We're in the city Sunday
for a few hours visit. during which
they visited several Of theresorts in
Ogden canyon.
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by Mrs VI NJ. Johnson, the decsra-
lions being ia pink and white roses aud
pconics and about 30 present.
Miss Marjorie Jacobs entertained in-
formally on Wednesday afternoon
Mrs, f. t. McGurrin was hostess AZ
"A large bridge tea ON Thursday at the
Country club. the decorations being
mostly in the Indian idea and the
prizes in the contest being indian has-
kets. The lowers used were syringa,
roses and wild mustard blossoms. AS
slsting were Mr.. r. S. Bascom. Miss
Edna BSiloy Miss Mary Smedley and
Miss Gertrude Hanson. The prizes
were won by Mrs. James jennings,
Mrs. IA. Vance Lane Mrs Ira futile.
Mrs. f. S Bagcom. Mrs. j. j. Camp
bell. Mrs James Ivers, Mrs. Girdley
of New York, Mrs A, Fred Wey. Mrs.
George Alris. Mrs l.. l.. Terry, Mrs.
j. H. Johnson, Mrs, Union Warrington
and Mrs. George G.. Moore.
Miss Eudora DAILY gave a bridge tea
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Thursday. and In the evening .rtcep-
ton was held at the home of the bride :
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. @. y. Pyper, with
~ number or relatives ana fricnus as
sistlng About 100 we're present The
bride was attended by Mrs. sidney "a
vile. and the groom by George w. Py
per.
Another OF Thursdays weddings was
that Of Miss Belva Fisher and John
Reynolds, the ceremony being per-
formed IN the temple by President John
Winder, and large reception follow
ing in the evening at the home or the
brides parents, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
Fisher. Miss Alice Reynolds and Miss
Priscilla Paul were bridesmaids, and
Harold Reynolds best man. About 200
guests were present.
Wednesday witnessed the marriage of
Miss Rosaltha Nye and w. Marcelms
Woolley. the affair taking place at the
home OF the groom's father, Bishop
Woolley, who performed the ceremony
and large reception following Misses
Ann Woollcy and Hattie Nye were
bridesmaids, and Earl Woolley best
man.
Miss Crissie Lawson and Harry Chap
man were married by Bishop o. +.
Whitney on Wednesday night at tho
brides home Miss Blanch Lawson be-
ing bridesmaid. and Allen McNitt best
man. Mr and Mrs. Chapman have
gone for trip TO Los Angeles, but VIII
return here to reside.
Miss Della Hines and Frank Burrcll
were married on Wednesday by Judge
Armstrong. a large reception following,
A number OF relatives and friends as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-27

on Thursday. her decorations being in
pink and white roses and carnations
and sweet peas and about five tables
played Miss DAILY was assisted by Mrs.
J. C. DAILY and Miss Selma Wall.
Prizes We're won at each table by Miss
Julia Cullen, Miss Winifred Lynn, Miss
Mamie Sappington, Miss Carrie Sap
pington and Miss Ruby Lambourne.
Miss Lucille Clark was one of Thugs
days hostesses giving n card party fol-
lowed by a tea in honor of the Misses
Bryan and Houston. The rooms were
decorated in white carnations and
ferns, and prizes won by Miss Norine
Thompson and Miss Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Mccain en-
tanned at q 500 party on Thursday
night, eight tables being played. The
parlor and library We're decorated in
pink and the dining room in Ameri-
can Beauty roses.
one Of the pretty affairs of Thursday
was the luncheon given by the Misses
Olive and Rae Bartch, the decorations
being IN red roses and covers laid for
IL.
Another charming luncheon OF
Thursday was that given by Miss Pearl
roses, ribbons and place cards all
carrying out the idea Of the rose lunch
con, Covers We're laid for ~. The
guests to meet Mrs White were Mrs
Frank Fisher, Miss Annie Adams, Mrs.
Morris Forbes, Mrs w u, Foster, Mrs,
Fred Davidson. Miss Barbara Kin
hershey. Mrs. Charles cain Crismon
Miss Clella McCready Miss Alverda
Martin and Mrs. c. s. Morrison Of
| Colorado Springs.
! Miss Dagmar Orlob entertained tho
| Thimble club at her home on Thurs
| day Miss Sumter and Miss Edna Smith
being guests OF honor and the others,
| were Miss jeanette D'Arms, Miss VIII
ma Evans, Miss Leila sjodahl. Miss All
! ice Pearl, and Mrs. Harold Orlob, and
Miss Lester Naylor.
! This afternoon Mrs Wiunifcd
| Walker and Mrs Sadler entertain at a
| large Childrons party at "Idlcwili" for
their llttle daughters Winifred and
Marian.
Henry Mccormick gave dinner at
! tine Country club Thursday evening FOL
| lowed by dance In honor OF MIS-.
| Daupherty and Miss Van Wyck, the
| decorations being In pink roses and
about 80 guests being present.
Mrs Louis NJ, Mccormick entertained
| on Monday ION Mrs Daugherty and
! Miss Van Wyck.
Mrs. John y. Sharp was hostess at
| one of the prettIest afternoon anahs
| Of the week on Wednesday Tho rooms
| being 5mothered In roses of every hue
| ana shaded llghls aiding In the artis-
I tic erect. Assisting were Mrs H. n
Mayo, Or Luella Miles. Misses Stella
| Sharp. Margaret Rogers, and Helen
| woodruff Ten tables OF bridge Were
I played and those winning prizes were
| Mrs. Frank Z. Swndler Mlrs. j. II
| Lawrence, Mrs. Sam Porter, Mrs w
| p Ritter, Mrs. Gilbert Pfut8 Mrs. j. G.
| Landenbuigrr Mrs, Florence X, Wood o.
| run Mrs. a q. Nimhall and Mrs. r..
G. Mccullough,
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