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FAT MEN MEET.
fIrnIon AssocIn,rfl Press,)

tUnl1n Associated Press.)
{ PORTLAND. Me, Aug. 14.-seVernl
tons OF aL!pose humanity assembled
in Portland to-day at the annual meet
Ing OF the New. England Fat Mems
Club. A clam bake is the feature OF
the: entertainment programme nrlnng-
Cd for tlc fefty ones. Eve are fat AMI
glad OF II. is the slogan of The club.
A movement Is on foot to elect Frcsi-
den: TAFT. to honorary membership.
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MEMoRIALlTOs IRISH

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 14.---An ISL
and In the st: Lawrence river Will be
tue scene tomorrow OF the unwilling
Of a statue to commemorate the thou
sands of Irish. who. fleeing from the
famine OF 1s47. died and were burled
after their arrival in America. The ISL
and In the st. Lawrence was their
final resting place Arrangements for
tho ceremony were made by the eNfcn-
tive council of the Ancient Orde: of
lTibernians at q session here. /.
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TO BUILD NEW COURT HOUSE
AT klNGWOOD-TO USE $4,000
Old Building Declared to be Unsafe
and viii Give Way to New to
New Structure.

New Structure.
The Preston county commissioners
have decided that q new court house
Is needed and have appropriated the
st:m OF $4,000 to be expended in put
ting up Il new structure on the site
where the old building now stands
Bids for the construction OF the build.
ing will be asked for soon.
The commissioners visited numbc
of surrounding counties and viewed
several different styles or buildings
before passing the order scttin Gnsile
the sum of $4,000.
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cHicAGo.BosToN TRAIN.

---|-I.- tJnIOn AHsnTihtfH F'rcaH.J - 7. r
BOSTON. Aug. 14.-Commenclns- to.
morrow. Boston and Chicago will be,
more than five hours nearer each!
other by the extension OF, tle Twcn-.
ticth Century Limited train service.
heretofore operated only between New
York and Chicago, to this city. The
lime OF the new service will be twenty
hours and thirty minutes between the
Hub and the Windy City.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14
DANIELS TO STAR.

Clinton Associated Press.1 ~
LONDON. AUG. 1i.-Frlnk Daniels.
the comedian. sailed for New York on
the Manretania to-day. He VIII m.
pear MS q star in tho London musical
comedy snccess. 5"'rhe Belle OF Brit
.L1ny," which will open In Boston and
later go to New York for an indefinite
run.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14
NEW OIL COMPANY.

CtIiARLlcSTON,iA Aug. LITTLE Sec
rotary of State has issued Il charter to
the Ironhale Oil and Fuel Company OF
Pittsburg. to operate In West Virginia.
Ohio. Kentucky. Indiana. Illinois and
other States AMI In the Dominion Of
Canada. The capital stock is $4,000.
with 500 paid In. The incorporators
arc Daniel MaEinn. William II. Marley,
A. J. Bollcek. George p. Luther. w. WI
Wolfe. Bernard Canlff and G. I.lmburE
all of rittsburE.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14
S1li011tol!.Ul:';1'1
"a gain. ! ! Z I j
;gBtG SCORE In FIRST INNING THE
ssss,s FEATuRE OF YESTERDAYS
a. 81 GAME.

vi One time more Mccloskey's men
.outplayetI the local team. The game
Sstartcd with big scores In the first In
ming: FaIrmont made three trips
around the bags and finished her days
work SO far as run getting was con-
sderned.: uniontown made four runs In
\ the first ane one In the third inning
Y Both teams .battcf the. ball hard.
Each team changed pitchers. >Hunt
Opened for tho locals and gave way to
Taylor. Fletcher started the game for
sUniontowni and gave way to Wilson.
2SS Score: Il
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
ST. Louis s; philadelphia s.
Cleveland 2: Boston Z.
Chicago 1; New York 3.
Detroit g.: washington 0.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14
w. VA.-PA. LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Uniontown 6; Fairrlont !.
ConnclIsvillc II; Grafton !.
Stan ding Of the Clubs.

To-day and Tomorrow.
UntontoWn at Fairnont.
Conncllsvilic at Grafton.
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Summary
Hcmc rNn-Cariss. -.n
Three base hit-Gate1. r
Two base hit-I3lllott.
Sacrifice hits-Phillips. Taylor.
Stolen bases-SlaEle. Carnes -
First base on balls-On Taylor .;
off Fletcher 2.
Struck ollt-By Taylor 1; by Wilson
2.
Hit by pitcllcr-o'Mulley. Gates.
Time 2:G5.
Umpire Smink.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14

Il Sundays Games
New York at Chicago.
Boston Mt Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14

rorman's Photo. Gallery will DO
closed for vacation from August IL to
/. Xxx
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14
stan ding Of the Clubs.

Today's Games.
New York ut Chicago.
Philadelphia at PittsburE.
Boston ut Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
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lNATIolJAL LEAGUE


Phiiadelp hla tsbnrs ~ 2 In.
nings Il Is
x Now York g chleago 2. q t.t siis
5 Brooklyn ST. Louis s. 81
4 Bnsto CincinnaH Rain.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14

No Sunday games scheduled.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14
Stan ding of the Clubs.

Today's Games.
Detroit ut Washington.
Cleveland Mt Boston.
Chicago ut New York.
st. Louis Mt Philadelphia.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14

Gold Medal Flour saves worry:
= Il. IIEFzInAH
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-08-14
cONEELLSVlLLE, II; GRAFTON,

GRAFTON, Aug. 1i.--Connellsviilc
took the second game from the locals
IL to !. From the start when Con
nellsvilIc scored runs In the first
inning the Cokers had the Engineers
going. and 1t was n slaughter al! the
way through. Score:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27
Ell Sr. Tallada

Desde aver ha dejado de pertenecer
al cuerpo de la Policia Insular Ell seiior
Francisco Tallada.
Ell senior Tallada comandaba ell Dis
trito de Arecibo.
Parece que Ell informe de la Conf
sion nombrada por Mr.. Ward NO fus
favorable al senior Tallada.
Con motive de la separation del sc.
nor Tallada, habra ascensos en- ell cuer.
po.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27


jores informes y consoles que podais OBJ
tener, utilizando para clio todas Las
fuentes disponibles. No abandoneis min
gun asunto hasta que 10 hubiereis COM
prendido. Ell metodo en- La ejecuci6n de
las cosas es necesario y debe ser aprendi-
do, pero vosotros debeis saber tambien
Ell porque de aquellas, y fijar ese conoci-
miento en- vuestras inteligencias de tai
modo que podais aplicarlo en- 10 prac-
ticO.
Sc da empleo a los maestros con ell OBJ
jeto de que expliquen las razones y fun
damentos en- que Sc basan los hechos que
vosotros conoceis. De consiguiente, no
dudeis en- preguntar sfpor que", y en-
insistir hasta obtener una completa ex-
plicaci6n de todos los asuntos que Sc
traten en- las escuelas.
Procurad ser hombres de caracter en-
tero Y mujeres de sentimientos delica-
dos, Y, con una cuidadosa consideration
hacia los derechos y sentimientos de los
otros, justifcareis la direction que he da-
do esta carta.
No es caballero necesariamente aquel
que monta a caballo, aunque puede ser
10. Ell mas humilde de nosotros merece
ese titulo. 81 tiene cuidado tantO en- s1ls
pensamientos como. en- sus acciOnes, en-
cuanto Sc refieran q los sentimientos &
la sensibilidad de los otros. Ell que no
procede de ese modo, en- justicia no pue-
de ser considerable como caballero, cua-
lesquiera que sean las otras condolences
que tenga
Deben cultivarse asiduamente altos
ideales, pero tened en- cuenta que un
alto ideal sin el sentido com1n necesario
para aplicarlo en- la practica, es 10 mis-
mo que un volantin sin rabo. Ell cuidado
es ell precio del exito. Procurad racioci-
mar bien, y trabajar y jugar con ahinco.
Dividid vuestro tempo en- forma tai que
podais obtener los mayores benefcios en-
todo 10 que hagais, y tendreis buen exi
to, no solo en- vuestros empenos indivi
duales, sino en- ell aumemto de la prospe-
ridad general y de la felicidad de vues-
ira terra nativa.
Con la seguridad de mi interes perso
nal por vuestro bienestar felicidad,
quedo,
Muy sinceramente vuestro,
Gobernador de Pto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27
Ia 'ellba de n!je'es

Con motivo de reiteradas insistentes
protestas, sc han dado 6rdenes Ia de-
tective y policia para que sean detenidaE
aquellas mujeres, que q las primreras he
ras de la noche, vagan solitarias unas
veces y otras acompanadas por gente =
NAL vivir, sin 4ogar conocido.
Ademas otras graves denuncias, que
afectan q la salud pdblica han Obligadko
& los funcionarios tomar semejante dis
posici6n.
Segdn tenemos entendido en- esta ~
mana Sc han detenido unas treinta j.
venes, algmas de las cualss han pasndo
al hospital.
La medida spesar de su rigor ha ma
recido Ia aprobacidn general =,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27
De teatrO

Aunque La compania de EvangelinE
Adams no tuviese otro meritO que el de-
haber dadO 4 conOcer en- Puerto Rice,
un autor tan ilustre como Linares RI
vas, ESQ seria bastante para haeerse
acreedora nuestro APPLAUSE y nuestro
estimulo.
Borras nos di6 cOnocer ell teatro ca
italian, y presto con clio un gran servieio
4 nuestra cultura artistica, la companin
que nos traiga ell teatro de Benavente,
Linares Rivas y los Quintero, habr&
completado la obra de ensenar 4 nues-
tro p1blico, como es de admirable y d.
intense, el teatro espanol contempora-
neO.
En- este sentido ha 4lecho algO va, Ia
compania Adams. Nos ha descubiertO UNI
autor, un grande, un insigne autor, ell de-
La CisanG.
Debi6 bastar ell nombre ilustre de LII
mares Rivas. para 1levar una gran con-
currencia al teatro, pero el publico sts
reserva, sin duda, para Los dos pst1etss.
prefiere ell repertoire truculento que tam
to gusto di6 4 nuestros abuelos, y este
bello y noble teatro del ingenio y de Ia
buena ironia. le cansa Y le aburre.
La demonstration de anOche ha siRss
lamentable. La empresa, no Sc animard,
sin duda. poner las obras de Benaven-
te . Sin embargo. haga Ia tentatl-
va. una siquiera. :. 4 yer. Quizas eE
nombre del maestro del genero, haga ef
milagro.
En- la Interpretation, destacaron Evan
ge1ina Adams, la de Lora. la sonora Re-
drigu@y Bravo. Jambrina. Bafiares y
Adams.
Ell juguete c6mico, El fantdsma dc les
once ell mon6logo La huelga de los Re-
rreros, completaron ell programa.
Jambrina Sc hizo aplaudir en- el mOnts-
logo, que aeclarn6 muy bien. Con decir
que 10 hive aqni Borras y que Jambrin@
ha consegui,!o ap1ausos. es el mejor eE9-
gio que pueae llacerse lie; joven y dis
tinguido actor.
Ell juguete c6mico de Manolo Adams
es muy divertido. Ell publico celebr6 e
gracia del libro y la de los INTERPRETERS
Y terminare hacienda una indicae56m
al cronista de La Correspondence.
Ell drama Aurora. de joaquin Dieen-
ia. no esta prohibido en- Espana. ST n@
Sc representa- en- la actualidad, es p0r-
que el plblico Sc habra cansado de YER
10. Ademas, no tiene ningun subtituEG-
Sc llama Auyora. y NADIA mas.
Esta obra de Dicenta, como Juan jose
como Electra. de Perez Gald6s, y otraz.
del genero anticlerical, han provocaN@
las censuras de algunos obispos que las
han prohibido sus feligreses, pero E&
obra sc ha seguido representando. La.
obediencia 4 la autoridad ecclesiastical, es
completamente. absolutamente volunta-
ria en- EspaTa. Las autoridades guber-
nativas no prohiben ninguna Obra, ann
que como Electra de Perez Gald6s, hsya
producido incontables conflictos de or.
den piiblico Ell todas las ciudades espa-
nOlas.
FL cronista tiene ell deber de saber eS-
to, y no dejarse impresionar por un re-
clamO de empresa-
Domingo OROZCO-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27

Cuando triste sc esfumaba
ell suceso lamentable,
Y va Sc desvanec1a
del olvido los cOmpases,
lego 4 la rada de Ponce
barcO de airoso velamen;
entr6 en- ell puerto, a su bordo,
con ell "duetto" deleitable,
desembarc6 Castan6n,
causando impresiones graves,
y dirigio a sus amigos
cartas, y surgi6 al instante
la natural algeria
al yer salir de los mares
ell por difunto tenido, .
Y salvo considerable,
con ell admirable "duetto"
que q San Juan vendra mas tarde.
iRESURREXIT! Castaiion,
nos alegramos; que alcance
victOrias con sus artistas
Y tenga felicidades.
SOLAPENK.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27

dos, 81 es que no han de venir pronto
embellishments, las compensaciones le-
gltimas que todos tenemos derecho es-
perar.
Y no Sc nos podra acusar de impacien-
tes, 81 dirigimos un nuevo recordatOrio
indispensable la remolona inactividad
de quienes Sc dan tan poca prisa por
darnos 10 ofrecido de SUI parte, a cambio
de 10 que Sc apresuraron q tomar de la
nuestra
No es este ell primer recordatorio. Els
cierto, v tambien 10 es que no sera ell Ill
timo, 81 no Sc reconoce la justicia de
nuestra demanda, y no Sc lie da la inme-
data satisfaction que reclama.
Lo que hemos dado, 10 que cedimos,
fue cambio de algo que estimamos
equitativo.5 ESQ no vieneg No Sc nos da
10 Ofrecido? Pues nosotros recogemos 10
nuestro, que no estamos obligados ge-
nerosas dadivas, sino que esperamos con-
sideraciones reciprocas y m1tuas ayudas.
Sc nos da 10 ofrecido, 6 Tenderness de-
recho una acusaci6n mas energica Y
mas dura contra la informalidai de es-
tos procedures verdaderamente incalifi-
cables.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27
-@~(@)@N-
Information De |w. lueb|os

Del Distrito de San Lorenzo comu-
nican que pOr fuerza de aquel Distrito
fue sorprendida una jugada de gallos,
arrestando cuatro individuos.
Del Distrito de Arroyo comunican
que Ell el cafetin de f. Garaud hubO I'm
conato de incendiO.
Del Distrito de Isabella c0munican,
que por fuerza de aquel Distrito, fue
capturado ell individuo Manuel Deliz,
por ser autor de un escalamiento. Tam
bien fueron arrestados Hip6lito Roman
y Luis Deliz por delito contra La JUS
ticia pnblica.
Del Distrito de Camuy comunican,
que Ell la casa del senor Ignacio Rodri-
guez ocurri6 un conatO de incendio.
Del DistritO de San Juan cOmunican
que anOche sc cay6 de una estiva en- el
muelle No 4 ell individuo Valentin Gin
tron, habiendose golpeado gravemente.
Los siguientes servicios han sido pres
tados:
Infracci6n de las ordenanzas NUM-
cipales, II; turbar la paz, 3; acometi-
miento y aggression, Q; Infracci6n 4 la
ley de carreteras, 2; total, 18.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27
Plato del dfa
SURREXIT; clam0r solemne
a Castahon aplicable!

LEGO de Santo Domingo
la noticia espeluznante
Gle que en- quisqueyanas costas
naufragado habia la nave
Ell que Castaii6n viajaba'
con bello "duetto'; I'm desastre
habia sufrido ell navio,
perecido tripulantes,
y CastaI6n y su gente;
y como prueba del trance,
hablan llegado a las costas
trozos de adornados trajes
de las hermosas artistas
del "duetto" hundido en- los mare;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27

Del Distrito de Arroyo comunicar
que Ell el cafetin de +. Garaud hubo ur
conatO de incendiO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-11-27

pubIic6 toda la prensa
del naufragio los detalles,
y los amigos tejieron
de afecto funebres frases
sobre ell recuerdo amistoso
de Castan6n, funerales
aplausos SUI memoria;
que los vivos Sc complacen
elogiando a los difuntos,
cuando los muertOs no salen. ..
y todOs Sc lamentaban
de tan lugubre desastre,
Y de Castan6n Sc hicieron
epitafos en- mil frases.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
T.. Post was the scene Of Il quiet but
beautiful wedding Wednesday evening,
when Miss Elizabeth Ward became the
bride of Thomas Worthingtou Bowen
of Phoebe. Ncv. The ceremony was
performed at S clock by DR.. ". NJ.
Padcn in the presence of thirty five
relatives and friends. Promptly at the
appointed hour, as Mrs Hugh Ward
softly played the Lohcngrin bridal
chorus, in n pretty gown of white
satin and carrying white roses. the
bride entered on the arm of her broth.
er. Hugh Ward. During the ceremony
the Spring Song was played. \
wedding supper followed The rooms
were charmin9ly decorated in pink roses
and SmilaX Later, Mr.. and Mrs, Bowen
left for Phoebe. New. where they will
be at home TO their friends after Jan
nary J. Mrs. Bowen wore stylish
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
To- START CAMPAIGN
/ FOR NEW MEMBERS
Numerical Club Takes Definite
Action at Meeting of Com
mittee Wednesday.

lAt \ meeting of the membership COM
mittee of the Commercial club Wedncs-
h.v afternoon. active measures were
l|aken in the campaign for increasing
MIC membership Of the club to lOUO.
Iist of 900 names of prospective mcm'
bers of the club was divided among
III subcommittee from the member
hin and each subcommittee Will be
Teld responsible for the names given
INTO its charge,
Every eligible man in the city and
many throughout the state will he seen
tud shown the advantages of belonging
io Salt Lake City's great booster or
,auization Only ia new members arc
Eouired to swell the total membership
10 1000. and fourteen of this number
arc already well on the way 10 mem
bcrsliip. Thus the task Of the com
piftces will be fairly simple.
AS soon AS the membership is in
.reased TO 1000 meeting of the whole
,ommittce will be held 10 decide wheth
u thus number will he made absolute
md further members admitted only on
he occurrence of a vacancy. and the
luesion of increasing the admission fee
10 800 Will also be taken up for
The committees appoint
III at the meeting Wednesday afternoon
lrc as follows:
No. 1.-Charles 4. Quigley. chairman;
,Jov H. johnson. George f, Merrill
nd f. s. Murphy.
no. 2.-R. +. Rcdmnn. chairman: Ar
.hur Thomas, J W. Houston and +. {.
0ichmond.
I No. 3.-Geofge D. Alder. chairman;
b. s. Spencer. |. A. Clayton and w. F..
Valley.
\ No. 4.-D. J.. Bolton. chairman; W. !.
rrnbbe, W. j. Blake and w. \. Licb
Elm
No. 5.-A. i. Davis. chairman: NJ.
M. Desav, Karl Scheid and j. II. Gar
|fit
No. Cd. H. Marriott. chairman; T.
E. Wbitworth, Leon Sweet and G. +.
SutneWskv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
ASHTON IN HAIR
"WALNUTTA HAIR STAIN"

NOT Ft.hhyi soIu 9y M druHgIs.s,
'fFe size (clgbt lines rs rnch) &C, II your druggist
l|1nts enll it send direct 10 US Send the. yellow
mpper from TWO bottles purchased from druggist
ID we Will give yon full-size bottle for nothing.
FALiI"TA CO. I105. Olive ST., St Lorln, aes
F6ad 70 +. J HILL DRUG COMPANY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09

Mrs, y. 4. DUnyon entertained he
ladies' of the AID society Of the lhT
Methodist church nt delightful tea
at her home, Tuesday afternoon, The
rooms were prettily decorfed in smiax
and rcd carnations. a very interest
ing programme Of music and readings
was given. Mrs. W. r. Duvall gave
u reading; Miss Marguerite Duvnll. a
piano selection. and Miss Kirkman gave
vocal solo. Mrs. Dunyon was assist
ed by her sister. Mrs Alberton
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09

The parlors of thc First Cougrega
tional church. prettily decorated in
palms and rcd and white carnations.
were flied with friends Wednesday
evening at the reception rendered 10
the Rev. and Mrs. Elmer L. Goshen
Music was furnished III the evening by
Miss Allen and her ochcstra Dainty
refreshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. a. j. Gorham Mrs. 6, NJ. Norton
and II. b. Hogan assisted in receiving
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09

The Odeon hall was thc scene of n
large and brilliant dancing party We'd.
nesday evening, when Col. and Mrs.
j. j, Daynes, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Edward +. jenkins entertained 500 of
their friends. The hail was Handsomely
decorated in flags and poitcd plants.
Dainty refreshments were served i'm q
cosy corner at one end OF the ball.
room. Music was furnished by the or.
chcstra
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09

number of parties were made up
for the opening Of the Mission theater
Wednesday evening, and the boxes
were occupied by President and Mrs
Joseph f, Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. B. H..
Roberts. Governor and Mrs. William
Spry, Miss Spry, Colonel and Mrs r..
T. Badger, Colonel and Mrs. A. p
keslcr. Doctor and Mrs. :. l.. Richards,
Doctor and Mrs. Fred Staufrer. Major
and Mrs. X, W. Young. Mrs J. f. Clark.
Judge and Mrs. d. n. Straup, Judge and
Mrs. w. NJ. McCariy, Judge and Mrs
j, p. Frick and Mr., and Mrs. T. r.
Black
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09

Mrs. Ernest Stenger entertained ten
at a charming luncheon at her home
Wednesday, a mound of carnations
craced the center of the table. around
which covers were laid for Mrs. r. g..
Gcmmell, Mrs, +. A. Greenwood Mrs.
J. +. Wyche, Mrs 4. T. Sanford, Mrs.
5, Y, ncrrah. Mrs. i. NJ. Bowman Mrs.
Raymond Ackman, Mrs. A. II. Mayne
and Miss Anderson.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
SOCIETY


y md embarrassments, The Tribune
: requests that persons leaving social
:: notes. and especially marriage
!: notices or engagements, for publ"
y cation, leave with them names
= through which the source OF the
= same may be traced if the matter
: is called in question.
:. !. :. .
!. CALENDAR.
!. Mrs. j. E. Dooly will be hostess
: 1T D luncheon at the Alta club
: today.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wise viii
!. entertain this evening, IN honor OF
: Miss Elizabeth Groo and John
: Wise, who will be married Decem-
!. Der i6
= The members of the Plate club
: will be entertained today by Mrs. :
:. j. A. Earls in the Virginia apart"
!. ments.
: The Daughters of the American :
: Revolution, Spirit of Liberty chap
= ter. will meet at 3 o clock this aft
: crmoou. with Mrs. l.. G. Miller at
!. 9i3 East First South street, Miss :
: Edith Nudgett will he the chair
: man.
:. Mrs. Elwood S. Brown Will .
: entertain the sewing club this aft :
: crnoon.
!. The history section of the La
: dies Literary club will meet at :
: 1915 o clock this morning at the :
: club house. A paper on - Early :
: Manners III Rome will be given :
: by Mrs. j. J. Buswell.
:. One Of the social events Of to-
i dav Will he the turkey dinner aud :
: opening Of the bazar at ST. Mark $ .
:. cathedral. this evening. The din :
: ncr viii be served from 5:3U 10 5 :
!. clock. under the direction of :
:. Mrs. +. NJ. Allison, Jr. a number
: Of tables have been taken, and :
= among those who will entertain
:. are: Mrs. George \. Lowe. Mrs.
: o. i. Salisbury, Mrs. f., Bonncmort,
:. Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Hamilton and :
:. Glenn Schramm.
!. The Undine club will meet this
: evening with Miss Augusta Young
: berg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09

Mrs. Charles A, Shepherd entertained
twenty at a charming bridge luncheon
at The Bransford Wednesday. The
guests were seated at one table. eff.
fec,ivcly decorated in the season s flow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09

Miss Mildred Tibbals, who is teach
ing in Knox college. will spend the
holidays with her brother. Howard Tib-
balls, who is in his senior year at Ober-
lin college.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09

Mrs. P. 0. Perkins entertained few
friends at Il delightful Kensington at
her apartment IN the Nelson, Wednes-
day afternoon. in honor of Miss Elsie
Dickert, who will leave soon for Cal
ifornIa. The rooms were prettily dee
GRATED IN pink roses. Those who en-
.ioyed the afternoon. besides the guest
of honor. were Mrs Ferdinand Dickcrt,
Mrs. Frank Anderson. Mrs. Fred Earls,
Mrs. George Ames, Mrs Wood. Mrs
Chester o 'Neill. Mrs c. b. Norhis. Mrs
G. +. Badger, Mrs. Albert Pierson,
Miss Catherine Anderson, Miss Froi-
seth. Miss Bernard. Miss Alice O'Don-
Ecll and Miss Winnie Welbv.