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The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-16
Hail in Big Bend
tBig Bend SpeciaIt

mere was light hailstorm here
'uhoay afternoon but little damage
was oone as the stones were email
ana scattering. A heavy shower.
lasting for two hours or more thor
oushly soaked the fields wbich ..ar.
sireany a. E about as wet as they could
De @ me Platte is within its banks
district. III 'nie
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-16
New Pythisn Officers

The Pythian Sisters held the reru-
lar election OF officers "Wednesday
afternoon. The following were elect
ed: Mrs. Mile Vrooman, f. c.;
Mrs. Sarah Speers, P. c.: Mrs. Alb
bic Deffke. E. s.; Mrs. Emma Schry-
yer. +. j.; Mrs. Boynton. manager;
Mrs. johnson. guard: Mrs. Lulu Kist-
ling. protector. Mrs. Speers was
elected grand representative.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-16
THINK THIS OVER

We offer your money back If you
use large bottle of Kexall "9s"
Hair Tonic and are not satisfied with
what 1t does for you. We do this
because 1t seldom fails to effect a
complete cure OF dandruff. scalp irri-
tation and falling hair. Can you ask
a better argument why you should
try 1t? Two sizes. soc and 81. II.
Reynolds Drug Co., the "Rexall
Store.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-16
iaReh East for Burial

Inc remains Of Mrs. Marie Rel
Ia.Hy' iani VINO died Monday of tuberc,,.
,S, ,usls, were taken to Cleveland a.
by bar n,a, m'ns Tor burial, accompanied
the w,se Hio.ner' os Mrs. Bellamy was
tnrer ne oI George Bellamy. a lee
'''e' ana sium worker in the east.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-16
TfRy +

Attorney Will 7
a roommate, DuI
and has been roy
mates for the pu|
barrow was hs
get married ID
so the young ,.ts
his mind that \
can't leave vih
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-16

Wizard OF OF.
Baylor,F. Guam and Juanit
Bindloss, H.-Young Traders.
Blanchard, A.-Janets S College CT
reer.
Brown. J.-Rab and His Friend:
Brooks, Noah.-Boy Settlers.
Burt, A L., pub.-Aladdin and III
Wonderful Lamp.
Calhoun. f. B.-Miss Minerva an
William Green Hill.
Garfield, F. A. C.-kidnappe,
Campers.
Craik, D.-Adventures of a Brown
lie; Little Lame Prince.
Crockett. r. S-Red Cap Adven'
lures.
Curtis, A. T.-Little Heroine o.
Illinois.
Day, H.-Eagle Badge; Rainy Day
Railroad War.
Deland, E D.-Miss Betty of New
York.
Dickens. C.-Beautiful Stories
About Children; Chimes, goblin
story
Dodge, NJ P.-Hans Brinker; Her
mt OF the HIS.
Douglas, A-Helen Grant Stories,
six vols Little Girl in Old New York
Little Girl in Old Salem.
Durham, Golden Goblin.
Drysdale, W.-Fast Nail.
Eggleston, G. C.-Long Knives
Fraser. w. A.-Mooswa and 9th
ers OF tl.- boundaries.
Goss, W. Jack Alden.
Hamp. S F.-Trail of the Badger.
Hare, T. T-Sophomore Halfhack.
Henty, G. A.-By Englands Aid
Cat of Bubastes; Facing Death; With
Lee in Virginia; With Wolfe in Can
ada.
Houston, f. J.-Five Months on
a Derelict.
Irving. W.-Child's Rip Van Win
kle.
Johnston, A F.-Little Colonels
Chum, Mary Ware.
kipllng, R.-Puck OF Pook's Hill
Lott, P.-Lives of Two Cats.
Lummis, C. F.-New Mexico David.
Mabie. H. W.-Heroes Every Child
Should Know; Heroines Every Child
Should Know.
Macdonald, R M-Great White
Chief.
McNeill, E.-Boy Forty Miners.
Mcopadden, ]. W.-Stories from
Dickens.
Madison, L. F.-Daughter OF the
Union.
Marshall. c. 1.-Two Wyoming
Girls.
Meade, L. T.-Palace Beautiful;
Polly, New Fashioned Girl.
Molesworth, NJ. L.-Cuckoo Clock,
Montgomery, L. Name of
Green cables.
Munroe, Kat War With Pom
tiac; In Pirate Waters; Son of Sat
suma; Through Swamp and Glade;
Under the Great Bear.
Ollivant, A.-Redcoat Captain.
Otis, J.-Andy's Ward; Toby Ty-
Ter; Mr.. Stubb's Brother.
Page, T. N.-Tommy Trot's Visit
to Santa Claus.
Patterson. E. Judy, a Pioneer
Girl.
Patterson, S. Pussy Meow.
Pidgin, c. F.-Quincy Adams Saw
yer.
Pier, A. S.-New Boy.
Roberts, G. G. D.-Around the
Campfire.
Roosevelt, W.-Frontier Boys or
the Overland Trail; Frontier Boys in
Colorado; Frontier Boys in the Crane
Canyon; Frontier Boys in Mexico.
h nyt-y
College
Senour, C.-Master St Elmo
Spears, j. R.-Fugitive.
Stephens, c. A-Camping Out
Fox Hunting; Lynx Hunting: On tn,
Amazon.
Stowe. H. B.-Uncle Toms Cabin
for cnildrcu.
Stratemeyer, E.-Bound to Be al
Electrician.
SWEET, S.-Princess Wisla; Youni
Shipbuilder.
Tappan, E. M.-Chldren's Hour
10 vols.
Tomlinson, e. T.-Four Boys O.
the Mississippi; Ward Hill at Yves
ton; Ward Hill, the Senior; War
Hill at College; Mad Anthony
Young Scout.
Townsend, V.-Hope Darrow
Margery Keith; Six in All
Trowbridge, j. T.-Three Scout!
Wallace. D.-Ungava Bob.
Ward, e. S. P.-Gipsy's Year 9
the Golden Crescent.
Whitney, A. ID. T.-Faith Gar
ney's Girlhood.
Freshman.
Wyss, j. R.-Swiss Family Rol
inson.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-16

Miss Dine aus 4
to Il. l.. W.
dinner .ppiit
u. the home n, W.,
The hos,s.1'.A st 81 vi
i1e'' EaIs pLeve,.,s
Wyatt and din%' D.
or. II
The hop.. I'll
a'ed ,,"i with brIs,'I
small small tables, H..
~, c~'r.een' Mis. n
VI U,. nonor t,G at vi
wrs..I " 40 .s.I,abOratel, n
wreath. y.,, Her y
iully trimmed =
no ,.l
SONS. "
n,A a six eoprs !
VASE was served, a a,'
ass assisting in til. ?
ter was presept.|
sfa'ed tea spoo,s)
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-16
Ay,,,l

~. H'eY
n,. he delivery u
nleat market dnl
away about noo,
NE n,,teishborhoOd Of }
l thirteenth ayenv1
'ei' standing Will
some meat, and 7
a sudden and in
nome and oats, ,
{ hly a block ar,yI
vas in too great /
ing the corner \
house, ran ip,O
landed beyond, nj
be d. Some of ,s.
roots disturbed I
lead home in III
element was oya.
badly cut by th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04

Mr. and Mu Vs. 3 Henderson and
party Of salt Lake stopped over an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-04
MfDDINSrsn

Mrs Elizabeth NJ. Felt announces the
engagement Of her daughter, lrma, 80
Roy IA Bitner the marriage TO take
place early in the fall
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pugh announce
the marriage OF their son. Joseph, 20
Grace a. Roach. which took place in
ogden, Friday
Miss edith Smith and Sylvester
Evans. both OF Lehi. were married at
noon Thursday in the Temple.
Miss Eva May and John Hamilton
we're married at ST. Mary's cathedral
Wednesday morning at o'clock
Bishop Lawrence Seaman performing
the ceremony Miss Margaret Rogers
a cousin of the bride and Leo Haml-
ton. brother of the groom, were the at
PENDANTS. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton have
gone to Seattle and Portland for
short time. returning later to POcatello.
Idaho. where they win reside.
This evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph l.. Rawlins. the marriage
viii take place Of Miss Lara Rawlina
and Mr. Herbert Cofman. Miss Flor
encc Gunner viii DO the bridesmaid ami
Mr.. Athol Rawlins win act as best
man. After a honeymoon spent at Lake
Tahoe. Nj, and Mrs. Coffman viii go to
Riverdale, Cal. where they will reside
Thursday morning at the Temple
Miss Mabel Wells and Mr.. Will James
were married. President Winder offici-
ating A reception followed in the eve
ming at the home Of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs John Wells az 53i street
The bride wore an imported gown OF
~ 10 "A x
attended by her sister. Miss Bertha
Wells Mr.. Frank James acted as best
man After Sept. IS, Mr. and Mrs
James win be at home at the Oaks
apartment
Miss Norma Fenton OF this city and
Mr.. William c. Browning were married
al noon Wednesday at the First Uni
tartan church Of Los Angeles.
Miss Winifred Candland of Mt Pleas
ant and DR.. o. r. Dibblee Of Richfeld
were married at the home OF the bride
father, W. ID. CAndland. president OF
the state land board. Wednesday last.
Miss Elsie Anderson OF this city and
r. b. stephens were married Wednes-
day evening at the homo OF the bride $
aunt. Mrs. T. Dahl In Oakland, Cal
A wedding OF local interest was that
! ~ Miss Louise NJ. Prosscr and Arthur
| O. AdamsOn. which took place Wednes,
| day. Sept. I, at the brides home lu
| New London, Ohio Miss PrOsscr will
/ be- remembered as the secretary OF tbs
| Y. W. G. A. Of this city for more than
| a year. while Mr. Adamsou was con,
| nected with the Y NJ. c. A. AZ the same
! time They will visit in this city for
a few days on their way 20 Foo-Chow
| china, where Mr.. Adamson will tax.
up the Y. NJ c. A. work
!
! Monday evening Miss Ada Marsh
/ and oliver Larson were quietly married
| az the home or tho bride Rev r. A
! simpkins officiating After sept IS
! Mr. and Mr. Larson will he al home at
] I26 eNenth East.
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envy 81 Annapolis 10 IN town to spend
she month With hls cousin. Lieut. Alvs
Lee,
atru W. v Hotchirspu has gone 20
f6aho for q short visit With Mn y d.
weed.
Miss Kate Edslnan has gone 20 seat
tle FOR two months visit
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Sterling and Mrs.
I'D Pierce Of idaho Falls, who have
been visiting friends In this city, LEFT
yesterday for their home, making the
trip by auto.
ltr. and Mr. Milton L&pman zre
home from q months stay IN ogden
canyon.
Mrs. Leslie snow and Mrs. Lewis y.
Hnls are AZ the Hermitage Tor a week.
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. FRED Hornung leave
soon FOR an extended visit In Los
Angeles.
Mrs James Finien. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
James Ivers for a couple OF months.
leaves for her home In Chicago. Mon
day.
Miss Aunice Reldcn OF Los Angeles
who has been visiting here for several
months, left the later part Of the week
for her home.
Mr. lie Grand, Young ST.. and Mr.
and Mrs. William Reid and children
leave today for a few weeks stay on
the Weber.
Miss Elizabeth Miles left during the
week Tor "a visit Of some time in the
east. Later she viii be Joined 10y her
mother Mrs Niles.
Mrs George seeley Of Eaton Raj ids
Mich. Is staying with friends in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs seldcn 7. Clawson and
daughter Helen. who have spent the
last ten days In Idaho, viii be home
Sunday.
Miss Katherine Jennings will return
home sunday after having spent the
summer with her aunt Mrs Wolf. in
San Francisco.
Miss Florence Reynolds. who has
been the guest Of Miss Virginia Beat
IS for the past two months, left dur
ing the week for her home I'm Boston.
Miss Helen Graham Of Pueblo. colo.
spent a few days In town with Miss
Frances Evans
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from a very enjoyable trip to Canada
and eastern states.
Mr.. and Mrs Joshua r.. H0dson en-
tertained al dinner WEDNESDAY even
ing for Mr.. and Mrs George : Taylor,
and the Misses Edith Smith, Nav
Fuller and Edith Newcombe.
Miss Ida Proctor. Mrs Chas. T. Lett
son and son Wilbur left Monday for
omaha after a months visit with Mrs.
Newoome Of this city.
Mr., Fred Richmond. Ross Worsley.
and Frank Deming have returned from
a most pleasant trip to the coast Los
Angeles and Seattle were the special
POINTS of interest.
The Misses lydia and Pearl Jones
arranged for a lawn party on Tuesday
eve. last az the home of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Jones. but a rain
storm interviewed so the social ham
near by was engaged and those invit-
ed were notified Of the change The
hall was brilliantly and tastefuuy ar
ranged. Miss Florence JeppersOn, now
on a vacation from BOSTON. sang twu
numbers 10 the delight of those pre-
sent. Dancing and refreshments added
TO the enjoyment. The out Of town
guests were, Miss Curtis. Judge
Magaw Washington. Lulu Snow. Ella
Keyting. Mr.. and Mrs Binder. Scott
Koyting. Dale Pitt Mr.. G. T., Miller.
Mr. Marcy, Mildred Clark. Salt Lake
City.
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turned after a most enjoyable outing
in the Strawberry valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Duke are visit
Ing relatives and friends In Heber
this week.
Prof and Mrs A. c. Bund returned
the fore part Of the week from their
European trip. which they report as
having been a continuous round OF en-
ioymcnt from the time they left home
until their return.
Mrs John Guy entertained at din
ner sunday. for Mrs Elizabeth Graham
and the Misses Edith. Anna and Sarah
Champion.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Snow spent
Sunday at the upper fails
The officers and teachers Of the Lake
View Sunday school gave "A very plea
SAINT social Tuesday evening in honor
OF l.. John Nuttal who win leave
Thursday Sept 9Th. for New York
where he will enter upon a two years
course at the Columbia university.
A very pleasant evening was passed in
games, music and the Partahng of
a dainty lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schwab have re-
turned home i'm Provo after having
spent most enjoyable summer In
California and other points OF interest
IN the west
Mrs Newcombe and Mrs. a. e.
Buckler chaperoned merry crowd
of young people on a hay-rack eXcur-
sion 10 Heisletts Monday afternoon
after enjoying a dainty lunch and
spending several hours, the party re-
turned home by moonlight.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson and
daughter, Miss Hazel have returned
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dancing complimentary 70 Mrs "
tunkin, Of Hawaii and Miss Anna
Vaughn ~ Kansas city Those pre-
ent were Or p. y Erickson and Mis-
f,5fye Rosebcffy. y e Carruthers and
Nlrs Hazel Ofiier. p. insurer and Miss
Anna Vaughn 4 " puste and Niles
Agnes Busath, J %. Anderson and Miss
Mabel Snyder, Dr. 3. N Keyrer and
Miss reny Husband, ~ Il Gray and
Miss Hattie carter j. = Snyder and
Miss Georgia Reld n J. Hart and Mise
Mics Vera Daano, W. r Bennett and
Miss Jean McNeii, W. Hdmunds and
Miss Florence Powell Roy Frost and
Miss Hazel WllkInrou 81 ard Mrs,
G l. Westlake NJ, and Mrs q !.
Larson. Mr.. and Mrs L Mnnwaring,
Mr. and Mrs. j. y. Chase and Mrs p,
r. Gundry
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NnST7Ss1vSlsst5Ss5 sssvsssss
PROVO

ar and Mrs Reed Andorbery enter
tMuod 90 % family dinner party al
their home saturday evening In honor
of Mr. Andcrbergs sisters. Mcsdamcs
Lloyd Ieyne and Ida Hush. covers
were laid Tor u.s.
Mechanics Electa Bullock and Han
nah Tucker and Miss Allie smoot have
am returned homo after n delightful
summer spent at Wildwood
Miss curtis one of the leading society
ladies 1f Washington and sister OF
senator Curtis OF Kansas, Is visiting m
our city, me guest of MIS-. Reed Smoot
ON Saturday afternoon Senator and
Mrs Smoot entertained az "a launch
party BOZ honor of Miss curtis
Mrs Gertrude Page Us visiting rela-
tivos and friends in Payson this week.
Mrf David Kane and daughter
MIssrf May and Florence Kane and
MT Sarah Clough have returned o.
thcIr home m Grand Junction Colo.
after an extended Visit boz our city. The
guests Of 81 ans Mrs H. y Rae
wr and Mr Vs. Henderson ana
party of salt Lake stopped over in
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manson gave box party at the or
pheum during tho week Tor Miss Godbs
Mrs. J. ]. DeNereaux entertained at
tea on Wednesday la honor OF Mrs.
Harry Gregs Of sawtelle. cal
Mrs. Elliott Melinger OF Pittsburg,
Pa. was guest OF honor AT bridge
yea wednesday afternoon. given by
Mrs. o. W. Howard and Mrs 4. d.
Caudldnd gave a china shower Friday
evening for Miss Mildred Brown, who
Is 10 be married early in September.
Tuesday evening next Miss leila Cal
lachcr VIII entertain for Miss Brown.
Mrs. Lulu Snow Kommick gave an IN
formal afternoon party Friday for her
sister, Miss La Blanche Snow. an
autumn bride.
sixteen Of the younger set went %
the lake last Monday evening. the az
lair being planned In honor OF Miss
Prudence Irimble.
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Sid Savlle
entertained for Miss Mabel Wells. who
was married Thursday 10 MI VIII
James.
Tuesday evening Mr. Samuel New
house gave "a delightful dinner at ihe
Alta club for Nj aud Mrs Fred Ham
ilton, who are visiting in this city Che
guests of Mr. and Mrs Brigham n
Cannon.
Tho Lucky Thirteen club spent last
Wednesday evening At Waudamerc as
participants Of a watermelon fete ana
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Christensen Is one OF salt Lakes prom
Using young artists
Mrs John D. Mcclellan and her
mother Mrs Samuel Douglas OF Pay
son, who have been visiting the Seat
lie fair and other points OF interest in
the Pacific northwest, win return home
today.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh W DougaI and
son and Miss Mayme smith returned
during the week from their cottage i'm
Emigration canyon.
Mrs Frank Powell Of Los Angeles is
"a guest at the Bartch home until after
the Bartch-Lloyd wedding next week.
Mrs. Powell is 10 be one Of the bridal
party.
Miss Edna Cohn is home. after a
short stay at the Hermitage IN ogden
canyon.
Miss Fay Scott Of Armstead. Mont
mas been visiting her sister. Mrs La
Grand Young Jr. during the week. on
her way 10 Brooklyn, N ", where She
goes TO enter Pratt institute for the
year
Miss Flanders and Miss Ostcrbore are
home after having spent the summer
months al Pacific Grove. Cal
Mrs j y Hunt of Los Angeles is
visiting her sisters. Mrs. NJ j. Moran
and Mrs S. n. Wilson OF this city.
Miss MathIlde Dcmongo Is home from
the Seattle far
Robert Corwin Lee OF the naval acad-
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LOGAN.

Mr. and Mrs. Leo Campbell and lit
tie son Bob" were Sunday guests II
Mr. and rms. Willard Langton at their
camp In Logan canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs Hyrum Nebeker and
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87{GOTNo

Mr. Levi Ritter. who has been IN Ne
voda for several months, Us IN town.
visiting with hls parents. Mr. and Mrs
W W Ritter
Miss Florence NJ. Christensen left
during the week for Paris whore she
goes 90 continue her studies Miss
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MIR. ]. J. MCCLELLAN

has returned 90 the city and will be-
gin fan teaching on Monday. Sept s.
Piano and Theory Hours 10 10 r. 2
tO T. Tomplcton Bldg
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$500, .,..-. .r.trs dur.
Incto were N'NeIA' .'i- .,... H..
lns ,ne "o1 ,,,,. 0ng '' -,,nr nv Mr..
Charics Quisley ar u ,n'.,
S,no M mono. ,.,.lt tp rbs
Qui.,i,; .,,,,. J,ro,,t15 With
table Nas ne"uuIu lH "elV'"
pink astors ana Nh.ir -Ecol peas 49,. H,,,,
teins sWe"n "tef lh' ,.o'' ,,..,i1 ,.S
prizes we're varded t' NIT reg We
Mre- MNi"lr CIV
Mrs heoRn' Ni-' j. a. '''''"
ana MISS DAISY r'Ndt'
-. ,..,...
MRS .,g'I i..,. N h11. yyss S' st ti,,
Country club given loi MISS hae
haitph' VINO IS lo p. na Ile' next VIVA
towers were ''i9 'o'
,.,--..,
luncheon ThWsd1F afternoon al ner
nome Tor MISS 'os9 ~. Nliiah hno Ala'
Rae Barton y h''hel OF N'noW nov
ers iornfed inc confer on tne ,fnt ana
handpainicd cards ntrhed places l"i
Mrs Frank Powell or Los Ahkeles' one
on the 5artch-lioEa nrl9a, party VI, W.
i he,sN MoooW', ,i.' ~ ''c, 'as9 - h.
sides the guests of honor.
The Misses 'hffe ana MhUit say
IinHton entertained at series OF
fridge teas during me week
MISS Florence tuinef entet'' lneu ~
guests az lo,'S parry c,,,nl,.-
country home IN Little ,otionWooa, lot
Nl-N lara hsW.'uH aI,u
mani who VIII he married To-Day
Idol % White cloud. KAN ana MISS
NHne lauenlh or Loe AnEfles W'te
guests oi honor ai Pr" party tl."'
lnrNday ny Mlt T.. IT, jones' al n''
rome ~ \ stree'
.,.,
Mfs hcnaro a NeF.s s'1s ~ 7., s'ao-
lniene@p at ',' H,'' ,,, az" o., ne
or0hcum,
Miss Elsie McMlllan was hostess at
large afternoon yea J nu's"sl slNe"
N honor n hef guest MISS unenu'
Trimhe or Kansas 'ltN. MIS- NJ
Iilian was assisted IN 'Llt'i ''l'ine w
Mrs Morton Davis MISS MlnhIeo hiiCe
and ltue Miss Hazei hhl ABOUT po
called during the afternoon
Miss Elsa IWicky gave DON parry
az me bfpneuiu lhnl HudF' ~ h.'i'' "a
Miss Edna smith of New foih
luncheon followed ~ Frankhns covers
heinz laid Cor Mrs " j. Mafshau MIS-.
G Lynch. the Misses tdna smltn, rear
savage. Daisy savage h'U'l M"''in
The Misses Esther ana hhe' neln ~
len save a large poo par3y AZ, rs'o 5e
Grand Young Jr
MIS-. G r Elliott of Minneapolis VINO
* visiting Mrs Clark Elliott az fort
Douglas. has been the guest OF honor
At several Affairs during the week MIS-.
n. Fitzgerald entertained Tor het
Friday and next wednesday Mfs' 'laiA
Elliott Will give 4 bridge tea IN her
honor
About 50 members of the f1itcentn
ward choir under the ieadefHhlp "t
M .....,.l.,r pgobt ~ tho horuo ~ Jobu
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Miss Bees Mcmillan. a color schcme
of yellow was carried out IN the de-
corations. the dining table looking par-
tcuiarly beautiful being covered with
u eluny lace cloth, With an Immense
bowl Of yellow flowers forming the
center There were 10 tables az bridge
Monday Mrs j. d Richards enter
taincd four tables az bridge FOR Mrs
D. B Sterling OF Portland. or, and
Mrs. Arthur Shepherd
Mrs. Wellington r. Lake was hostess
as an Informal luncheon. Wednesday
given Tor Mrs. charles Symms VI ST.
Louis
Miss Viola Godbc was the guest OF
honor at card party given Thufsday
by Miss Anita Davidson. Mrs. II. Hey
Evening star., 1909-03-04
Cultivation of the Mistletoe.

FROM IN" London Glohr.
The mistlctoe j. trGe parasite, Il
has Joined stems. opposite evergreen
leaves and the flowers in threcs in Tie
forks of the branches. Being dioecioUs,
those plants which are wholly male do
rst produce berries la ch berry cor
tains a green embryo. which on coming
!uto contact with ;he bark OF a. tree
TIE bark till Il reaches the camb.Gm
layer when il grows parallel 10 the
branch and sends out ateral roots.
ire difference between the mistietoe and
an epiphyte. such as an orChid. Is that
IN tie one case the roots are inbedded
below the bark and obtain n0urislment
Cor the plant entirely from the tree.
whereas the epiphyte has is roots out
side the bark and does not obtain any
SIS,cnanCc from tie tree itse E. but from
atinuSphe riC moisture and debris which
ind q Iod.ment here There is no diff
Guilty i'm establishing the mstletCe arti-
fcially on such trees as il is known to
grow upon some OF which ar" the follow
inc: Apple. pear. hawthorne. poplar. will
low line. maple. sycamore and wEcn elm.
The berry should be rubbed gently ~on
The bark 50 as noJ 10 burst the enI-
hrNo and protected agains. interference
bv birds and from being washed off by
rain. y notch might be cut in the bark
Just deep enough % hold seed. The
rcd berried mist .etoe 'NisCtIm CruciatUmi
grows on the olive in the south OF Europe
and forms very large clusters. There are
examples OF IL in cultivation $t Kew
In tropical countries there are parasite
shrubs related 10 The !listletoc and be
longing chiefly 10 the genus Loranthus
which have LARGE handsome flowers, gen
orally bright in color. l.oranthuS itself
Is a genus Of about 80 species. nearly all
Evening star., 1909-03-04

lar Army and Navy Union and Army and
Navy nion of the C.S.A.. the latter
having been adopted by unanimous vote
of the National Corps In encampment as
sembled at Buffalo, y. Y. in 1901
The Army OF the Philippines was COM
manded' by Gen. p. J. II. Farrell COM
mander. and made a most creditable
showing.
Sons of Veterans Reserves.
Bringing up the rear of the veteran
escort division and acting as escort of
honor to the veterans of the G.. y. r.
was the Sons of Veterans Reserves.
T.SA. There were about 200 of the
sons in line. and they were armed and
uniformed with dark blue blouse light
blue trousers. fatigue cap. woven belt,
with rifle and scabbard. The officers are
Gen. Fred Tschudy. Maj. Henry Stewart,
Col. Paul Smyser Col. w. B. McNulty.
Capt William Carl. Capt. s. s Horn,
Capt \. c. Miller.
The Sons of Veterans Reserves were
asked for the first time in the history
of the organization to parade with the
G. A. R. in the morning parade or veteran
escort. The reserves were armed and
fully equipped. The brigade was COM
posed of members from Easton. Gettys-
burg. York. Allentown. Philadelphia and
Johnstown. Every year the reserves go
into camp and are under strict military
rule. In case of war. the Sons of Veterans
Reserves can be called on. it is said. and
could respond promptly. fully equipped
aud ready for active service.