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Hlcxan0ria Society.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va. September -, 1905
MI and Mrs. Richard Mccoy of River
ton. Va. have announced the engagement
of their daughter. Miss Gretta Mccoy.
to Mr.. Frank Lee Slaymaker of Alex
andria. The wedding will take place
during the fall Miss Mccoy is well
known in Alexandria society. Mr.. Stay
maker is captain of the newly organized
Company Ct. LIST Virginia Regiment Miss
Mccoy is now the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward II. Kemper. at their home on
| North Washington street
Miss Bena Stratton left yesterday for
Lynchburg to visit her sister, Miss Mary
Stratton.
| Miss George French. Miss Jean Brent
| and Miss Mary Snowden have returned
| from months visit to Warrenton, Va.
Miss Genevieve Bolts Luckett and
Mr.. William Hall Luckett have returned
| from a short visit to relatives in Rapi-
| dan, Va.
| Mrs William A. Smoot has returned
| from visit to her sister Mrs. Randolph.
| in Campbell county. Va.
Miss Fannie Virginia Burke returned
! Monday from visit to WeStmoreland
/ county, accompanied by Miss Elizabeth
| Washington, who will spend the winter
! with her.
! Mrs John H. Watkins has returned
| from Nelson county, where she spent
| the summer.
Miss Katie Glinn has returned to her
| home in Richmond after visit to Miss
Ruth Henderson, sol Cameron street.
| Mrs. Robert W. Fuller. Master WI
| liam Fuller and little Miss Phoebe Fup
! er have returned from BluemOnt. Va
where they spent the past month.
Edwin Watson of Portsmouth. Va,
was the guest of his father. Rev. w.
! f. Watson, during the past week.
Milton S. Fairfax has returned from
| trip on the lower Potomac.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Cogan have
returned from a trip to Put-in-Bay
| Island, Lake Erie.
| Capt. and Mrs. George w. Mays and
| Mr.. Vernon Slaughter left last week
| for a trip to Niagara Falls and to visit
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honor of Miss Willie B. Thomas of Jack
sonville, Fla. Other guests We're Miss
Anne Eustace Davis of Washington. Miss
Annie +. Walker of Culpeper. Miss Made
line Hope of Alexandria, Miss NJ. Ethel
Speake of Maryland Messrs. l.. r. Man
vile of South Dakota. d. F. Asbury of
North Carolina. Catlett Davis of Wash
ingtOn. Gustav T. Thompson. William
Thomas Gary and Rowland Rodney Gary
of Del Ray. Miss Thomas accompanied
Miss Speake to her home in Maryland and
will spend several weeks in d lighthouse
in Chesapeake bay.
Miss Evangelina Sophie Talbot has re-
turned from visit to friends in Fauquier
county.
Miss Sadie Davis and Mr.. Andrew
Cheshire were married very quietly Tues
day evening at the rectory of st. Paul $
Church by Rev. p. 2. Phillips, rector of
the church.
Miss Henrietta Finnell and Miss Lillian
Finnell are visiting friends in Baltimore.
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Richmond Society.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

SpeclaI correspondence OF The Star.
RICHMOND. September IL 1905
Mr.. Jonathan Bryan sailed last Satur-
day for Liverpool, England. He will
spend a few days with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Bryan in London. Then
the party will sail. returning to Richmond
September Il. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan went
abroad in May and spent the early sum
mer in England. They were guests at
number of handsome entertainments in
London, witnessed the Dover pageant,
went from Dover to Paris, and from that
city To Italy and Rome. They have made
their way back to England and will be
home again by the first of October Mrs.
Continued on Eighth Page.)
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from Virginia, where they spent several
weeks visiting relatives
Something Notwithstanding better for the mt
I'VE comparison"

Among the more enjoyable of the recent
social events i'm the Jamestown neigh
borhOod was watermelon feast. given by
Mrs Charles II. Nourse, her guests in
Guiding number of the young folks of
Jamestown and vicinity. In the seed
guessing contest, which followed, Miss
Eleanor Darby won first prize. while Mr.
Philip Darby was awarded second prize
Dancing was also enjoyed. Those pres
ent were Misses Margaret and Eleanor
Darby. Josephine and Corinne Dawson,
Lula Windsor. Maude V. Broome. Willie
Beall, Amanda Griffith, the Misses All
mutt and Messrs. Edwin w. Broome
BriScoe Gassaway, William Dawson, Eu-
gene Cissell, Nicholas Dawson. Philip
Darby, Arthur and Herbert Beall.
Mrs. Bert Thurman and chiren, who
spent the summer with Mrs Thurman's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. James +. Ayton.
at Laytonsville, have returned to their
western home.
Mr.. Eddie Dawson. who has been in
cheering corps of the United States
geological survey. is at his home here
recovering from illness.
Mrs Lucretia Keirle of Washington
visited relatives in Rockville during the
week.
Mrs William c. Bean of this town is i'll
or typhold fever. but her condition is not
regarded alarming.
Mrs Everett of Baltimore is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Edwin Smith, here.
Misses Mary Almoney and Mary Brewer
are spending few days visiting friends
at Hyattstown.
Rev. A. w. Shaw. pastor of the Rock
vile Presbyterian Church. spent several
days in Richmond during the week.
Messrs. Walter Higgins and Joseph
Packard, who are in business in Pennsy-
vania were recent visitors to the homes
of their parents at this place.
Miss Belle Bond of Baltimore. who has
| been visiting in Rockville. is spending two
weeks at Rectortown, Va.
Mr.. Claude v. Allnutt of the Isle of
| Pines. who has been visiting his parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs H. Clinton Allnutt at this
| place. spent several days in New York
city during the week
Misses Evelyn Weer of Washington.
| Eleanor Gott of the upper section of the
county and Charlotte and Emily Saunders
| of Glen Echo were recent guests at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clinton Allnutt.
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ROCKVILLE SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, September L., 1908
Mrs Cecilia Delihant has returned to
Washington after spending the summer
here.
Miss Lillian Morgan left today for
Baltimore. where she will become a stu
dent at the State Normal School
Col. Spencer C. Jones and daughter.
Mrs. T. Richard Falvey are in southern
Virginia visiting relatives
Rev. and Mrs. w c. Smith of Coles
Vile district have been guests of DR.. and
Mrs r. b. Beall at Darnestown
Mr.. and Mrs Philander r. Stansbury
and children will return during the week
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week with Mr.. Nash's aunt Miss Julia
Monroe in Fairfax county.
Mr. and Mrs r. A. Shirley of Nor
| folk are the guests of w. S. Nicklin, on
South Pitt street
Mrs S. r. Shinn and her son. Robert
Shinn of Baltimore. are visiting Mrs.
Shinn's brother, George kidwell, on Duke
street.
Mr. and Mrs Z. P. Taylor, formerly
of this city, but now of Norfolk, are
on d short visit to relatives in Alex
andria.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Rust and daughter
of Richmond were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Byrne during the past
week.
William Jones of Pitcairn, Pa. was
the guest of his brother, c. f. Jones.
last week. en- route for Charlottesville,
| Va, to visit his mother.
! Mr. and Mrs D. w. Schofeld are
spending a week at Oakland, Md.
wedding of interest to Alexandrians
was that of Rev John Ridout of Rich
mond and Miss Emily Gould Bliss.
| which took place in Santa Barbara, Cal.
| September l. Mr.. Ridout has many
friends in Alexandria.
Miss Cora Duffy has returned from a
visit to Center, Ala: Memphis, Tenn,
and Raleigh, n. c.
| Dr. Edward Mcclure of Richmond is
! the guest of his brother. DR.. Hugh
Mcclure, at his home on Prince street.
Miss Mamie Jones has returned from
visit to Berryville. Va.
|
| the guest of Miss Nettie Wells, has re-
turned to her home in Baltimore.
J The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Rose
| Dabney. daughter of the late Walter
D. Dabney of the University of Virginia
! Law School. and Mr. Ernest Haymon
Nenable of Charleston, w Va, took
place Tuesday evening, September 8. at
| the brides home in Charlottesville, Va.
Miss Dabney has recently been the
guest of Miss Mary Janney Hooff. at
her home on Seminary Hill, and is well
known in Alexandria.
Mrs Elizabeth T. McVeigh has re-
turned from visit to her niece, Mrs
Salie Love, at Fairfax Court House.
Va.
Marshall Jones has returned from a
weekend. visit to his aunt. Mrs. Column
bus Shriver at Union Mills, Md.
Miss Grace Anderson has returned from
a two weeks visit to Miss Jeanne Walter
at her home in Maryland.
Miss Edith Willis of Remington. Va,
is the guest of Miss Bessie Marks at her
home on North Royal street.
Rev. William Jackson Morton. rector Of
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, has
returned from Fredericksburg. where he
spent the month of August with his par
ents DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Morton.
Miss Lucy Walker Gary entertained at
a delightful house party last week in
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NeckWear

All Fine Handmade Col
lars and other Neckwear at
greatly reduced prices.
Collars and Ties, sold up
to SOC. ......... .I5c
Collars and Ties, sold up
to S1.oo. .25c
Collars and Ties, sold up
to $3.50. SOC
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Mrs. William Albert Smoot, jr, and
Master Albert Ansley Smoot have re-
turned from a several weeks visit to
Woodbury. Forest, Orange county, Va
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Miss Mamie 7. Bontz has returned
from trip to Thoroughfare Gap, Prince
William county.
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Capt. and Mrs. Mays daughter, Mrs.
Howard {. Pitt. in PHILADELPHIA.

Mrs Julian Thompson Burke. Miss
Esther Burke, Mrs. Louis S. Greene and
Master Julian T. B. Greene have re-
turned from the White Sulphur Springs.
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Mrs. A. I. Bruce and Miss Green Bruce
have returned from Mountain Lake Park
Md.
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Mrs. John Harlow, Miss Mary Harlow
and Mrs. Martin P. Green have returned
from two weeks trip to Atlantic City.
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Suits at $3.50
Values up to $3.50.

lust IS Suits in the lot:
odds and ends of long, me-
dunn and short coats in black,
blue and novelty effects; some
Silk Suits in the lot: also 4
Black Silk Jumper Dresses;
all good styles and models
suitable for early fall wear.
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William Jones of Pitcairn, Pa. was
the guest of his brother, c. f. Jones
last week. en- route for Charlottesville
Va to visit his mother.
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Mrs. Frank NJ. Hill and two sons. and
Miss Ella Hill have returned from trip
to Boston and points on the New England
coast.
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Mrs. S. r. Shinn and her son. Robert
Shinn of Baltimore. are visiting Mrs.
Shinn's brother, George kidwell, on Duke
street.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Taylor, formerly
of this city, but now Of Norfolk. are
on a short visit to relatives in Alex
andria
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Notable Values in Women's Wear.

O The
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Rust and daughter
of Richmond were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Byrne during the past
week.
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Waists at $3.50

Values up to 5000.
Fine Hand-embroidered and
Lace and Embroidery Waists:
long and short sleeves verv
fine. sheer materials.
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Mr.. Claude v. Allnutt of the Isle of
Pines, who has been visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Clinton Allnutt at this
place. spent several days in New York
city during the week
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DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Mcclure have re-
turned from a trip through Europe, where
they spent the summer months.
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A wedding of interest to AleXandrianS
WAS that of Rev. John Ridout of Rich
mond and Miss Emily Gould Bliss.
which took place in Santa Barbara, Cal.
September 1. Mr.. Ridout has many
friends in Alexandria.
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Waists at So. so

Values up to $50.
Fine Hand-embroidered and
White Irish Linen Waists,
with long sleeves, stiff collar
and cuffs.
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SueetCor
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Waists at $1.OO
alueS up to $500.

VALUES up 10 $500.
Fine All-over White En-
broidered Waists. with short
sleeves.
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Handkerchiefs at 25c

Values up to 75c.
A sale of Fine Linen Hand
kerchiefs. in white and colors
lace and embroidery eff
fects.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Shirley of Nor
folk are the guests of w. S. N1ckl1n, on
South Pitt street
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Miss Belle Bond of Baltimore who has
been visiting in Rockville. is spending two
weeks at Rectortown, Va.
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Mr. and Mrs. u. w. Schof1eld arr
spending week at Oakland. Md.
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week with Mr. Nashs aunt. Miss Julia
Monroe in Fairfax county.
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Misses Evelyn Weer of Washington
Eleanor Gott of the upper section of the
county and Charlotte and Emily Saunders
OF Glen Echo were recent guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Clinton Allnutt
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! Miss Cora Duffy has returned from a
visit to Center, Ala: Memphis, Tenn,
and Raleigh, n. c.
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Miss Annie Luckett has returned from a
short visit to Mr.. and Mrs. James T
Grimes, in Portsmouth, Va.
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Messrs. Walter Higgins and Joseph
Packard, who are in business in Pennsyl-
vania. were recent visitors to the homes
of their parents at this place.
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Waists at $3.50

dICtS UP 10 SI.UU.'
Fine Waists in white and
colors long and short sleeves:
broken sizes. Some in fine
Irish linen tailor-made STYLE
and others hand embroidered.
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Rev. A. w Shaw. pastor of the Rock
vile Presbyterian Church. spent several
days in Richmond during the week.
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| Dr. Edward Mcclure of Richmond is
| the guest of his brother. DIR. Hugh
| Mcclure, at his home on Prince street.
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John Robert Zimmerman, jr.. of New
York city is the guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John r. Zimmerman on South
St. Asaph street.
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Mrs. Bert Thurman and chilren, who
spent the summer with Mrs Thurman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James T.. Ayton.
at Laytonsville, have returned to their
western home.
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Mr.. Eddie Dawson, who has been in
West Virginia several months with an en-
gineering corps of the United States
geological survey. is at his home here
recovering from illness
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Mrs. Davidson. widow of Gen. ]. W.
Davidson, after trip to kennelbunkport,
Me, and other northern resorts. has re-
turned to her home on Harvard street.
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to their home at the Cairo after Il visit
to relatives in the north. Capt. =. D..
Lockridge who has been on special de-
tail, has also returned to the Cairo for
the winter.
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RICHFtElD.

James Clawson of Spring City visit
ed relatives here this week
Robert Hopkins of Joseph visited in
Richfield Monday.
Ed Van Wagner spent several days
in town this week.
Lafayette Morrison went to Mt.
| Pleasant Thursday.
Senator Willis Johnson went to
Marysvale Sunday.
Judge Chidester is in Salt Lake iris
week.
Warren Sevy of Panguitch is spend
ing few days here
| ]. L. Wright went to Junction Mon
day
John Georgensen is a Salt Lake Wis
itor this week.
Mrs. George Barrett entertained the
Sewing club this week
James Edwards and family OF Sa-
lima are visiting relatives here this
week.
part of the week.
Mrs. H. w. Ramlose and daughter,
Clara, returned Thursday from four
weeks visit with relatives in CaHfor-
MIA.
James Nelson of Spring City and
Lora Anderson were married here on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Barr entertained
the n. G. U. officers and their ladies
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Don c. Nebeker entertained a
few friends Thursday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Johnson of Salt AXE
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Johnson.
Mrs. L. p. Judd returned to Salt
Lake Thursday, after visiting Mrs. j.
j. Woodring several days.
c. H. Hales of Junction was in town
Saturday.
Miss Pearl JOrgensen returned Sur
day from a visit with relatives at
Ephraim.
Mrs. William Sellers is visiting Mrs.
w. w. Morrison.
]. z. Hanway is in Loa this week
Mrs. John Arnold of Salt Lake is
spending a few days with Mrs. 5. Vi.
Read.
o. D. Banks of Salt Lake is a Rich
field visitor this week.
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Charles w. Nibley, jr., is here from
Meacham, Ore, on a visit TO relatives
and friends.
Mrs Hannah Thorpe was rendered a
reception by her numerous relatives on
Saturday. the occasion being the
seventy-fifth birthday of the lady.
VIM. r. De Witt left this week for
Red Cloud. Neb.. to visit his mother
Moses Thatcher, jr., left here Mon
day for Ocean Park. Cal. where he
Joined his parents and other relatives.
who are enjoying an outing there.
J. w. Woolf. NJ. P. of Cardston
Canada, visited Logan relatives the
fore part of the week
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Morrell spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
Mrs. Maud Goddard, of Salt Lake, IS
visiting in Logan with her mother,
Mrs. Hanks.
Mrs H. Neumann returned Sunday
from a two-weeks' stay in Salt Lake
City.
Mrs. A. H. Casperson, of Preston,
Idaho, is the guest of Mrs. Catherine
Hubbard
Prof R. E. Williams, formerly of
the Agricultural college left for San
Francisco Monday. He will be en-
ployed at the Mare Island navy yard
for time and will then go to the Ore
gon Agricultural college.
B. F. Ritter returned the first of the
week from California
Mrs. s L. Jensen entertained on
Thursday evening in honor of her
brother, Farley ID. Jensen. of Sioux
City, Iowa, who is visiting here.
Mrs. A. II. Petersen entertained q
party of frienos at dinner at the r. 7.
c. on Saturday. Covers were laid for
twelve.
Thomas Lowe has returned from a
pleasant visit to Ocean Park, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Cohn, of Salt
Lake City. were the guests this week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Seligmann.
Misses Ella and Nora Nelson are Wis
iting friends in Salt Lake City.
Edward Soworthy, of Denver. Colo.
is visiting friends in Logan and vicin-
ity.
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PARK CITY

The following young men spent Sun
day ski riding in Thayne's canyon: Al
bert Stickler, Sam Radon, George
Quinn and Frank A. Shields.
c w. Hodgson returned home Mon
day after a six weeks visit in the va
rious California cities, and the gentle
man spoke of having had a most de-
nghtful trip.
John Leahy left for Butte, Mont,
Sunday afternoon, where he expects to
remain during the summer months.
Frank Westcott was a Park visitor
this week on mining business.
crowd of young friends of Peter
Martin surprised the little fellow at his
home one day this week and pleasant
afternoon was spent in playing games
of all sorts, and refreshments were also
served.
Frank Barnicott arrived in the Park
Tuesday morning from Portland, Ore.
from where he was called by the death
OF his father.
Andrew Faddis and sister, Miss
Mary. were in the Park Tuesday from
Coalville on their way to Salt Lake,
where they will visit with friends for
several days.
c. Il. wantland went down to the
city on a brief visit with friends Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Mabel Kemp entertained a num-
Der of young people at her home on
WOOdside avenue Wednesday, The
evening was spent in games and music,
and a good time was had by all pres
ent.
Henry Spriggs was a Salt Lake pas
senger on business Wednesday after
noon.
A masquerade ball was given for the
little people of the L. D. S. church in
the amusement hall on Wednesday
evening, and the affair was certainly
enjoyed by them. The characters rep
resented by the youngsters were all
good and caused much merriment even
amongst the grown-ups.
Edward Tracey left for Butte this
week, where he has accepted posi-
ton.
Miss Jennie Sherman entertained
fourteen of her young friends at her
home on Park avenue Saturday even
ing after the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hughes enter
tanned at dinner Saturday evening for
the following people: Rt. Rev. Bishop
Spalding. Rev. George and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. Street.
Mrs. L. z. Hubbard entertained at a
Kensington Thursday for Mrs. B.
Bears, Miss Minnie Kescel and Miss
Ada Stewart. Twenty guests were
present and dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Mrs A. r. Weeter entertained the
members of the Esperanto class at
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NEPHI.

one OF the biggest matchmaking mar
tles of the season was given Friday evan
ing py Mr.. ana Mrs. Enoch Burton in hon
or OF v. E. Candland, who leaves soon
on mission q Great Britain. The fol-
IOMlhg humorous program was rendered
Debate, Resolved. That the proceeds Of
the she new oil fields be turned iSto the mis-
sionary fund Affirmative. \ "a ~
ton negative, c. H. Grace. Speech. M
missionary experience in Sanpete.' . II +
Foote. Speech, Medicine for mission
aries" DR.. d. o. Miner.
Mrs Fred Matthews is visiting in Col.
Lake this week III A0di'
The Ladies' Literary club met at tho
home of Mrs. J. r. Edghein last TuesdaN,
evening Inc members suspended Tho
rules and turned the meeting in 10 a snr-
prise on the hostess. A verv eniovsbI.,
time was had. '''S @'ie
Miss Eva Barton is down from Sa1t
Lake visiting her sister, Mrs. j. w. Whit
Mrs. Hyrum Jensen and Miss Pbvr;s
sparks went TO Provo Friday for a few
Mrs. Tabitha Hyde and granddaughter
Nellie, are up from Los Angeles for q
few weeks visit here.
Alma Chase is in Salt Lake this week.
Mrs; Arthur Gates is here visiting from
Mrs. Mark sowby went to Salt Lake
Friday.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
J. W. Whitmore Sunday.
w. F. Knox is here from Beaver, visit
ing friends.
G. NJ. Whitmore and son Max have re-
turned from months sojourn in Cali
Misses Bertha and Jane Mcpherson re-
turned from Salt Lake the first of the
week
County Attorney t. L. Foote. County
Clerk Jacob Coleman and Deputy Record
er William Burton formed pleasant fish
ing party to Burrastons pond last Wei
nesday.
]. w: Whitmore is here from Sunnyside
for a few days.
Mrs. A. E. Stevens is here from New
Mexico, visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. E.
Bigler.
David Ostler OF Salt Lake visited here
the first of the week
Ethel Gadd leaves for Provo Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. MILFORD Bellston ceIe-
brated their second wedding anniversary
last Friday.