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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-02-28
PRETTY WEDDING.

The marriage OF Mrs Armeda G.
Roberts to Ralph D. Roberts was eol-
emnized Thursday afternoon at ono
o'clock at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. b, Corey.
$500 Washington avenue. Rev. ]. F..
Carver officiating. The rooms were
very prottily decorated with carnatios
and Jonquils intertwlned with forms
and palms, Only the relatives and a
few friends were present at the cere-
mony. after. which luncheon was
served
To tho strains Of Lohengrin's we'd
ding march. played by Edith Corey.
Myrtle KeDsler and Charles White
more, the bridal party entered the par
lor In the following order. Rev. Car
yer, the groom attended by the bride >
brother, Lawrence Corey, little Claudia
Roberts. daughter of the bride, the
ring bearer, followed by the bride and
her father. They took their places
beneath an arch OF carnations, jonQuils
and ferns, where Mr.. Corey gave bis
daughter away, and Rev. Carver per-
Termed the beautiful ring ceremony.
a reception attended by relatives and
a few immediate friends, was held
from till 4.
The bride wore a dainty gown of
white messaline silk with real lace
trimmings. a spray Of orange blossoms
In her hair, and carried a shower
boQuet OF brides roses.
The young couple left Thursday
afternoon for a short soJourn In South
ern California. after which they will
make Ogden their home.
Mr Roberts Is prominently connect
ed with a leading railway construction
company and at present has extensive
contracts In the far northwest
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received BY
the board Of trustees ot tho State In.
dustrtal School. Ogden, Utah. for soil
pipe, galvanized pipe, tthngs, bath
tubs. water closets. lavatories, sinks.
beator. etc. A detailed list of said
material, together with the probable
quantities thereof. may be had upon
application to tho superintendent OF
said institution. and tho said list Of
material so on flle in the office of said
superintendent is hereby referred to
and made part hereof
Bids must be sealed and marked
Bids for Material" and addressed
to the State Industrial School. Ogden,
Utah, All bids must be received at
the institution on or before Tuesday,
March 2. 1909. ut 2 o'clock p. N.
The board Of trustees reserves the
right to reject any and all bids or TO
accept any part OF any bid or any pro-
posal deemed to be to the advantage
Of said institution and state Of Utah.
Dated ogden, Utah. February 20.
1909.
H H. THOMAS. Superintendent
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The marriage OF Miss Eliza Hinch,
cliff, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Matthias
Hinchcliff. to Stephen 8. Duckwalter,
was solemnized at high noon Wednes-
day, in Salt Lake temple.
In the evening. a reception was ten
dered the young couple at the home of
the brides parents About seventy
nve guests called during the evening
TO extend congratulations and best
wishes. They were received BY Mrs.
N. A Tanner and Mrs. ]. H. Riley, sis
ters of the bride. The home was beau
tifully decorated with ferns, carna-
tions and roses and the punch was
served throughout the evening by Miss
Ada Riley. An elaborate wedding sup
per was served In the dining room.
whero MIS-. c. F. Heath, assisted by
Miss Mary Tanner. presided.
Tho bride wore q beautiful gown Of
brocaded blue silk with silver and red
lace trimmings
Mr. and Mrs. Buckwaltor will be at
homo, in a short time, to their many
friends, In Salt Lake City.
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PYTHIAN SISTERS.

Following short business session
yesterday afternoon at the Knights Of
Pythias hall. the Pythian Sisters en-
tertalned at grand banquet at Ken
nedy's cafe. In honor of the Grand
Chief, Mrs. Philo Blivens, of Bingham
Canyon.
Those present at the banquet board
besides the honor guests, were
Mrs. EclSlund NJ f. c. exGrand
Representative. Mrs. McGaw: Grand
Trustee. Mrs. jenkins; Mrs. White,
Mrs Tyree and Mrs Anderson, the
newly elected delegates TO the grand
ter ie of Pythian Sisters, to be held
in Salt Lake City. in May; alternate
delegates. Mrs. Robb. Mrs, WinanS and
Mrs. Fulton Mrs. Barry, Mrs, Carr,
Mrs. Blackman, Mrs Stone, Mrs. Tur-
ner, Mrs. Lucy Hodge, Mrs. Kate
Hodge. Mrs, Mark. Mrs. Hood, Mrs. A
H Blddle. Mrs, Robins, Mrs Staples,
Mrs. Kohn, Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Gullihur,
Mrs. Lindsey; Miss Chapman, Miss
Ritter
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MEEkS-GOODEll. l..

Last Sunday, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. w. Week. on Jefferson avenue.
was consummated the marriage OF
their daughter, Grace Muriel. to Ever
cit T. Goodell. the elimination OF a
pretty romance begun eighteen years
ago. when the bride was tiny baby
and the groom was young boy with
all the procliyities attached thereto.
Only a picket fence divided the two
homes. so that the children practical
ly grew up together, the boy natural
ly constituting himself the protector
and champion of his lltle playmate.
who never failed to call on "EOby'
to life her over tho fence OF help her
over rough places. Into her g1rhood
his samo thoughtful care extended. un-
til, orphaned. the lad was obliged to
go out into the world to battle for HIM
self. But the memory OF his pretty
little playmate abided always with
him Returning to visit his old homo.
several years later. he found the little
girl grown to maidenbood. womanly
and sweet Their engagement was a
natural sequence, to be followed by
the pretty home wedding to which
only relatives and close friends were
invited.
The home was tastefully decorated
for the occasion, the bay window
where the bridal party stood. being
especially artistic In green and white.
Promptly at ] o'clock the bridal pro-
cesslon entered to the soft strains of
Mendelssohn's Wedding March
rendered by Miss Louise Allen and
Miss Edith Corey Rev. Noble Strong
Elderkin oflciated. using the beautiful
and impressive Episcopal ritual
The bride was exquisitely gowned
In soft white silk. trimmed with rich
lace and hand embroidery, and car
ried large bouquet of American
Beauty roses. After the ceremony
refreshments were served In the din
ing room by intimate girl friends OF
the bride.
Amid a plentiful supply Of rice and
other good luck accessories. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodell wore driven TO the de-
pot to take the Limited for their home
In San Francisco. followed by the SIN
cerest wishes of their loyal friends
for long continued happiness and
prosperity.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodell were moro
than popular. They were loved truly
by large circle OF friends throughout
the state. Their lives had always
been In accord with everything that
was beautiful and good. with charity
TO all ana malice TO none, and though
Into their lives some rain must fall
some days must be dark and dreary."
the wish is that the clouds be few
and always from without, while onIv
the silvered lining OF perfect trust
and love shall penetrate within.
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LINCOLN CIRCLE NO, 2.

Lincoln Circle No. 2. Ladies' OF the
C. A. R., and their friends. were en-
tertained by Mrs. Nicely at the home
of her daughter, Mrs Charles Murphy,
422 Twenty.seventh street, on the
afternoon of Washineton's birthday,
The house was bright with bunting,
flags and flowers. A musical and lit
erary program had been arranged by
Mrs Bostaph. which was both enter
talning and instructive, About nifty
guests were present. and among them
a goodly number OF G.. A. R. Miss
Marvel Ives presided at the punch
bowl, and the refreshments were dell
cious.
OF Washington 1t has been written:
with equal skill and Godlike power.
He governed In the fearful hour
or horrid war. or guides with ease
The happier times of honest peace"
And a handsome portrait of the
Father OF his country. which graced
the scene seemed to beam approval
on the social gathering The after.
noon was all too short, and those who
were present will not soon forget the
pleasant event.
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Some
Interesting
Letters
Concerning
Pe-ru-na.

Ct. CHARLES Hospital, Quebec City
~ Ono of our sisters, who commenced
to tnke Peruna, has improved and Will
continue TO tako 1t. Some othors arc
trying 1t also. Sr. Ste. Marie, Superior.
CONVENT of st. Laurent, near Mon
~ treal, Mother House Sisters of tho
Holy Gross.
After using Peruna for two or three
months, several members of tho COM
munity havo experienced such good
effects that thoy can recommend It's use
to others. Sisters of Holy Gross.
HOSPITAL for Incurablcs Notre
! Damo do Grace, near Montreal.
Notro Dnmo do Grnco Hospital for In
curablos, having used Peruna for SOW
eral months, recommends 1t highly rs
an oxcellont tonic, and IT is with ploas-
ure that we add our testimonial TO tho
others.
HAVING used Peruna for tho pnst few
months, for our sick and poor, We
arc happy to say that 1t has given US
great satisfaction. The Sisters Of tho
Good Shepherd, Montreal.
After continued use of tho remedy,
this institution has found no reason to
change its good opinion of the remedy
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FOR MISS DALEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alswang extended the
hospitality of their cozy home on
Canyon Road to the United Garment
Workers and their friends Tuesday
evening. to meet Miss Margaret C.
Daley OF New York City, National Or
ganizer OF the United Garment Work.
ers of America, who Is here in the In
terest Of that body.
Miss Daley gave some very inter.
esting facts regarding her work.
A pleasant evening was spent, at
the close of which an elaborate ban
quet was served, Miss Milley Hanzon
doing the honors. gracefully. The
color scheme OF purple and white was
delightfully."- carried out. A large cut
glass bowl of purple yiolets was the
center-piece. The place cards were
tied with ribbon. and In one corner
was painted a pair Of oyeralls in the
prevailing color.
Those invited to meet Miss
Daley were Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Piggott. Mr.. Beauchamp. Mr.
Walker. Mr.. I orgerson. Miss CrandaII.
Miss Wost. Miss Sanders. Miss Han.
zon. Miss Roat, MISS Kuphmann. Miss
Jackson Miss Browning, Miss Robin
son and Miss Hobson.
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FAMILY REUNION.

Ono of the most pleasant affairs Of
the week was a family reunion given
at the homo of MT. and Mrs E. j.
Jones. 2731 Wall avenue. After par
taking OF a most sumptuous supper.
the evening was spent In music, sing
ing and playing different games. In
honor Of their mother. Mrs. Sarah H.
james, tho family presented her with
a solid gold breastpin, upon which
was beautifully engraved Mother"
Those present were, Mrs. Sarah H,
James, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. F. James.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard james. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. j. Jones, Mrs Sarah Rcshton,
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. James, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. Read. Misses Nettie Rush
ton. Mary A. Jones. Sarah James. Ella
James. Bveline James. Florence and
Pearl James. Sarah, Vora and Minnie
Jones, Messrs. John G.. Jones. Alma
Jones. Willard James. Joe James and
Masters Harold Jones and Grant Read.
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M. S, G, CLUB.

The NJ s. G, club entertained 10
young men Monday evening at a din.
ner party at the home OF Miss Lila
Eccles. The home was tastefully dec
GRATED in the clubs colors. pink and
white The table decorations we're es-
pecially beautiful and consisted of a
larse suspended basket of lilies OF the
valley with pink ribbons to each plate
on which wero the place cards.
those present were Mlssese Norma
Sears. Alberta Wright. Celia Eccles,
Beatrice Brewer. Lillian Wright, Ma
bel Rolapp. Fon Wright, Lucille Bal.
lantyne. Vera Browning, and Lila
Eccles; Messrs. Joe Scowcroft, Jr.,
Woodward Nell, Victor Sears, Joseph
Eccles. Francis Goddard, Stewart Ec-
cles, Ray Treseder. VIII Eccles. jim
Scowcroft and Thad Stevens.
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MUSICAL HISTORY CLUB.


The third musicale of the Musical
History club was given at the Con
gresational church, Friday evening
ana was an unqualified success.
The speaker OF the evening was Don
Mcguire, who delivered a most able
and interesting lecture, taking for his
subject the appropriate topic OF "Prlm
itlye Music" He outlined the history
OF music. citing the influence that
music has and will ever have upon
the human race. He dwelt particu,
larly ON the folk songs Of the existing
nations and drew several apt compari-
sons between their peculiarIties.
Among the more interesting num-
oers OF the musical program was the
violin solo. given by Miss Armstrong.
with plano accompaniment by Mrs.
Ferraro This selection was the
unique "Hymne to Apollo" a relic OF
ancient Greek melody. discovered
craven upon stone tablets at Delphi.
In 1898. by French sclentists, and SUP
posed to date back to at least 1000
years before the Christian era.
FOLK songs OF America, Scotland and
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Pe-ru-na
Used to
Combat
Colds and

and expresses Its satisfaction In the fol.
lowing terms:
ffXY7E found Pcruna a relief in SOW
wv oral cases.
"We can sny 1t Is good tonic and wo
nre very thankful" Sisters OF the
Good Shepherd.
One Of the many hospitals which have
found Peruna of value in treating old
and obstinate cases of cntarrh is tho
Hospital st. John, who write rs follows:
lfTY7E arc happy to toll you that
wv your Peruna has given Us salts
faction. Thrco patients havo tried It,
ono 68 ycnrs old. Ronouf Dupuis, af-
flictcd with catarrb, is much relieved,
moro than he has been for O mum Der Of
yonrs.
"A young girl, Is years old, had IN
obstinate cough, which half a bottle Of
Pcruna caused 70 disappear.
"As to myself, two bottles havo con-
vinccd me that Pcruna Is magnificent
as tonic. Before tho treatment / could
not walk for quarter of an hour with
out experiencing much fatigue. Now
can walk a mile easily.
Through these thrce cases wo dodro
10 mako known to the public tho
efficiency of your remedy"
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LEGAL.
SUM MONS.

In the District Court of Weber
County. State OF Utah.
Mary L. Wilson, Piaintin, va
Charles e. Wilson. Defendant-Sum.
mons:
The State of Utah to the said De-
iendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
i'ear within twenty days after service
Of this summons upon you, II served
within the County In which this &C
tlon Is brought; otherwise, within
thirty days after service. and defend
The above entitled action; and In caso
of your failure SO TO do, Judgment
will be rendered against you accord
ing to the demand of the complaint
which has been f1led with tho Clerk
of said Court This action LIS brought
to recover judgment dissolving tho
Conds Of matTimony heretofore exist
ing between you and the plaintiff.
N. ]. HARRIS,
Plaintiffs Attorney
P, o. Address: First Natioual Bank
Building. Ogden. Utah
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PLEASANT SURPRISE.

George Peak was pleasantly sur.
prlsed at his home Tuesday. A happy
evening was spent at games and music
ana supper was served at 1880.
lhoSe present included Mr.. and Mrs
Oluson. MI and Mrs, Christensen,
Mrs, Jordan. Mrs. Reed. Misses Nora
Hughes. Ella Peak. Eva Llndh, Eva
copper, Helen Baker; Messrs. Paul
Muller, Muller. Evans. Scott. Ross
Hawkins. Frank Copper, David Scott,
Paulson. Mcdaniel, Jordan.
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liam Van Allen, Mrs. A. G.. Horn. Mrs.
]. H. Spargo and Mrs, Gillenbeck.
Tho Bell telephone girls gave bal
at the Royal Dancing Academy last
Thursday evening. A large crowd
was In attendance and II was pro
nounced success.
The Imperial the most popular
dance In the cast will be introduced
for the first time in Ogden ut the Roy
al Dancing academy, on Tuesday even
Ing OF the coming week.
w. c. Mcneil Of Pasadena, Califor-
MIA spent a day OF last week In Ogden,
on his way east, with Judge Bagley,
who was his old schoolmate In the
district school in Iowa
Mrs Hulaniski Will entertain
Remington on the afternoon OF March
18th at her home. 1923 Jefferson. the
members OF Lincoln Circle. No. z,
Ladies of the G. A. r.
Mr.. and Mrs William Driver an
nounce tho engagement OF their daush-
ter. Ida May, to Mr. William Pearson
the marriage TO take place March 49,
1909, at Ocean Park. Cal.
Mrs. Henry Mclaughlin OF 226o
Adams avenue, left yesterday Tor 70
catello, Idaho. where she VIII Vlelt
her son and daughter. Mrs. c. ], Kel-
leher, and M. j. Mclaughlin.
Mrs. e. T. HulanisM Will entertain
nt a Kensington on the afternoon OF
March 4, at her home on Jefferson ave
nue.. Her guests will be the members
OF Lincoln circle No. 2, Ladies of the
G.. A, r,
The Relief society OF the Ogden
stake gave an old time dancing party
Monday evening at the Weber Acad-
emy hail. An orchestra of old time
musicians furnished the music during
the evening.
Miss Mary Harding was hostess on
Monday evening at whist party, the
guests numbering about sixteen. he
rooms were decorated in pink and
White carnations and PINK Snaueu
lights. Prlzes were won by Miss Erma
Thompson and Carl Shepherd.
Mrs. ]. E. Carver and Mrs. DR.. Bar
Der. members of Spirit Liberty Chap
ter of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution OF Salt Lake, attended the
annual luncheon In Salt Lake on
Washington's birthday. Mrs. Carver
took as her guest her sister, Miss Biz
die Boreman.
Mrs. F. II. Frey, Mrs. B l.. Under
wood and Mrs. W. l. Underwood enter
tained the Indies of the Baptist and
Methodist missIonary y societies on
Thursday afternoon at her homo on
Thirteenth street An interesting pro.
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wales were rendered by Mrs. Dalrym'
Pic In a very pleasing manner.
A number Of Russian folk songs
were very ably given by " Parsowithe.
who generously responded to several
encores. employing In each tho Rus
sian tongue.
mrs. Ferraro. the accompanist Of the
evening. Interpreted several African
melodies. which were much appreciate
cd
A disappointing feature of tho even
Ing was the inability OF Hagbert An
derson to appear. through Illness. He
was to havo contributed a number OF
Norwegian folk songs
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Mr.. D. R Wheelwright has returned
from trip TO California.
Col f. Robinson OF Minneapolis Is
spending few days IN Ogden.
Mrs A. w Walker visited relatives
in Coalville during the past week.
Louis Lapp of Baker City, visited
Ogden friends during the past week.
A. 3. Taber and wife of Elko, New,
visited friends In Ogden during tho
week,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Porter have re-
turned from a pleasant trip to Port
land
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hollingsworth
spent part OF the week In Salt Lake
City.
Mrs w. L. Watts was hostess at nm
on Friday.
Miss Mildred Taylor entertained the
members Of her sewing club on Wed
nesday afternoon
Mrs William Fl. Eccles entertained
tho members of her sewing club on
Friday afternoon.
Miss Ella Mitchell was given a sur
prise on Friday evening by about 20
OF her young friends.
The Tolstoi circle will meet with
Mrs. Bassctt next Tuesday afternoon.
at 1924 Twenty-fifth street
Mrs. o. J. StIlwell was hostess on
wednesday evening at dinner party.
covers being laid for nine guests.
Mrs. C. n, Davis entertained at
dinner party on Sunday evening In
compliment to Mrs. L. Herrick.
Miss judith c. FAINT OF the forestry
service has returned 10 ogden after
few days stay a; the Utah Hot
Springs.
Mrs. A. l.. Fryer, who has been visit
bh6 MI siuu AAlo w. "A lbCSuW LOT
several weeks. left Tuesday for her
home in Seattle.
The marriage of Mr.. Ralph Corlew
and Miss Bertha Price will take place
at the home OF the bride. Monday
evening at o'clock
Superintendent and Mrs W. A.
Whitney are home from Oakland, Cal.
where they have been for the past
two weeks.
Mrs. j. H. Spargo was hostess on
Monday and Tuesday afternoons at
card parties given at the Virginia.
Mrs Spargo was assisted by Mrs. VII.
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SOUTH SIDE CARD CLUB.

The members of the South Side Card
club were guests Of Mrs. Bushnell on
Friday afternoon. The game WAS high
i've ,and Mrs. NJ. F. Cunningham and
Mrs. Ripley Johnson were the lucky
prize winners.
The other guests were Mrs. Carl
Allison, Mrs. Camp, Mrs. Moore, Mrs.
Taylor. Mrs. Kershaw. Mrs. Ben John
son. Mrs. Stanley Johnson, Mrs. Hud-
son and Mrs Perry.
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SURPRISE PARTY.

Miss Lizzie Blair was most pleas,
antly surprised Friday evening at her
home in Marriotts, BY a number of
her young friends. Games and music
were INDUCED in until late hour.
when the guests repaired to the dining
room where a dainty repast was
served.
Those present were: Miss Rachel
Dinsdale, Miss Della Stnnger, Miss
Mable Stanger, Miss Myrtle Parry.
Miss Edith Stanger, Miss CRYSTAL Cow.
an, Miss Frances Christensen. Mira,
Meale Penrose. Messrs. Wells Mar
riott, Novine Butler. Thadius Morris.
Ray Millard. Otto Bills, Spencer Terry,
George Hodson, Meale Pcnrose.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A pleasant birthday party was given
Friday evening. for Miss Opal Wald-
ram In honor Of her seventeenth birth
day at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. T. Waldram, 561 Seven
teenth street Mrs A. T. Waldram,
assisted by Mrs. Jack Wykes,
acted as hostess. Games and cards
were the order OF the evening, until
1l;So. when dainty lunch was served.
AZ late hour the party dispersed.
after Wishing Miss Waldram many
happy returns OF the day.
There were present Nj and Mrs.
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HIS sEveNTYeFlFTH BIRTHDAY

President c. F, Middleton celebrated
his seventy-flfth birthday on Wednes-
day entertaining at his home, 431
10Th street, thirty or more of his
children. grandchildren and great
grandchildren, The occasion was en-
hvened With congratulatory speeches
by several OF those present and the
presentation of an elegant Morris
chair. A Substantial supper was then
served and enjoyed by the guests.
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HASTlNG GS-LOViN.

The marriage Of Miss Lenora Hast
inss and Scott Lovin. both Of Ogden,
TOOK place at the home of the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs John Hastings,
last Sunday at o'clock. President
James Wotherspoon officiating. Only
relatives and immedfte friends Of the
family witnessed the ceremony, but a
host OF friends OF the Young people
wish them well on the journey upon
which they have started for life
Mr.. and Mrs Lovin Will make their
future home In Salt Lake City,
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MARTHA SOCIETY.

Mrs. A. P, Bigelow entertained the
members Of the Martha society on
Monday afternoon. The home was dec
GRATED with national colors and tho
refreshments were in keeping with
the day.
Superintendent Thomas Of the State
Industrial school extended an invita-
ton to the members of the society to
visit the school In two weeks.
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THE MORNING EXAMINER UTAH SUNDAY FEBRUARY 2 1909

Jnck wykes, Misses Ethoi Jones. Pnu-
line Malan, Alice Reeves, Beatrice
Farr Frances and Cora White, Hazel
Hall and Opal Wddrum: Messrs. A.
T, Joseph, orville and Leslie Waldram.
Glenn Corey. Frank Stone. Arthur Nc
Beth and Lestor Malan-
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MISS DoXEY ENTERTAlNs.

Miss Irma Doxey was hostess on
Thursday evening at a card party
given at her home on Twenty-seventh
street. High nve was the game and
prizes were awarded TO the lucky
players. Refreshments followed the
games.
Those present were the Misses Elva
Iittlefleld. Bessie Lindouist Bonnie
Lamden' lone Wilcox, Zelta Ballinger.
ADA Stevens, Lula Browning. Marion
Emmett, Verna Riley; MesSrs. Clyde
CLARK Jay Redfeld. Paul Ellis. WIN
Erickson.
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parlors of the church Friday evening.
About sixty members and their
friends were present and enjoyed the
sociabllity and a program of humorous
and more serious selections was fol
lowed by light refreshments.
The work Of the class is assuming
larger interest each month.