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MRS. LANGDON
SELLS HORSES

New York. July 2s.-Mrs. George
Langdon, formerly the widow of "Caes-
ar Young, the bookmaker who died
from bullet wound while riding with
Nan Patterson in a cab. has just sold
q half interest in thirty thoroughbred
racing horses to E. r. Bradley of Ken
lucky. Mrs. Langdon will retain half
interest in the horses
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HORSES
TO FORE ABROAD

Goodwood, England, July 2s.-Her-
man Duryea's Mediant won the Stew
ards cup over the local course yester-
day. James r. Keene won the weller
plate of one mile with Mediant Pine
Knot Won the West Dean selling plate
and August Belmonts Boudouir was
second.
Paris, July 2S.-Wnliam X Wander
bits Marcaurele won the Prix AvilIe.
which was run at ChantlIly yesterday.
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PLAY GINNING GAME
Mcpherson and Lyons in a
Long Contest.

Mcpherson, Kan. July 2S.-McPher-
son and Lyons battled for supremacy
in twenty-one inning game yester-
day afternoon Lyons winning. to l.
Mcpherson scored in the fourth inning
by an error. Laganuer pitched the
first seventeen innings without hitting
or walking man, He then asked to
be relieved Brannon on third made
sensational stops twice, and Perrine a
feature by making a double play on
third base unassisted. The game was
played in two hours and fifty minutes
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HERE'S A CHALLENGE

The ST. John Juniors OF Whiting
would like to secure a game for Sun
day. August 1, to be played at Whit
ing. For games address Bodney, man
ger of St. John Juniors, Whiting, Ind.
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W5EEAzRRRAHH5 w ,zXzEE8ggyG LR GARx

her daughters at Chicago Heights.
Perry Goodrich and family and Miss
Gibbs OF Lincoln. III. drove to East
Chicago and spent the dav with Lewis
Douglas and family.
Miss Frona Koch returned home aft
er a short visit in Chicago.
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CLOTHIER TAKES
TENNIS FINAL
Bests Palmer in Longwood
Meet.

Boston, Mass. July PSI. ". Cloth
Ter of Philadelphia won the final match
at the Longwood tennis singles yester-
day afternoon, defeating r. H. Palmer
of New York in five set match. 26.
90. As 60, 6-2. Today Clothier VIII
play William A. Larned. the present
holder of the challenge cup.
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OPTION CANCELLED

Memphis, July 2s.-The option given
to former Chicagoans on the Memphis
Southern League club franchise was re-
turned today to President Coleman. the
statement being made that all negotia-
lions for its sale were of.
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DtSilIuRicnTuent.

What is an optimist?"
a small boy who Iiab+s bie o,s.-
with a highly ornamental band"
And what is a pessimist?"
The same boy after the cigar is half
smoked. "-Washingt Star.
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Results Yesterday.
National League

NauOnaI LeRRUe.
st. Louis, 4; Chicago, twelve in
nings; darkness
Philadelphia, IS; Brooklyn. o..
Pittsburg. 5; Cincinnati, 1.
Boston, "a; New York, As.
American League,
Cleveland, l; Detroit, 8
Was hington, "a; Philadelphia, So.
New York. 6; Boston, o.
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G. WITH THE -


= = = = go = = 90,
3 CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.
. THURSDAY.
. PacI<y Mcfarland VS.. Dick ,
o Hyland, twenty rounds, at San .
g Francisco.
3 FRIDAY. ,
First day of the Canadian Hem ,
. ley regatta at st. Catharines, .
o Ont. .
Start of tVventy-fOur-hOurs au-
. tOmObile race at the Brighton
> Beach track, New York.
. SATURDAY.
Q Second day of the Canadian ,
2 Henley regatta at st. CatharInes,
Jimmy Britt VS.. Johnny Sum I
0 mers, twenty rounds, at London, .
England.
Cruising power boat race :
= around Long Island.
0 Annual automobile hill climb I
ing contest Mt RichfieId Springs. I
= NJ .
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The Chicago White Sox show a flash
of their old-time speed occasionally and
as a rule Washington gets a beating
during the flash.
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Joe CantlIon says that Detroit is
about due to hit the chutes. Joe wouId
hate to see the Tigers slide down far
Their than eighth place.
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87lGOTNC

Mr. and Mrs u. J.. Coleman, who
are in the Critchlow apartments, WIZ
soon have az their guest Mr coleman /.
mothor % Los Angeles. Col' Who VIII
spend sevral weeks here.
Mir and Mrs. y. A. McMIllcn have
returned nom an eastern trip OF Sow
eral weeks.
Mrs y. NJ. Marshall has returned
from a trip 10 Seattle wash ana the
coast
Mis-, Edith burns has returned from
six weeks visit IN the east
Mrs stone ~ Nevada, "a former resi-
dent OF salt Lake is visiting IN inc
city as the guest OF her sister Mrs.
John A. Marshall
Mrs Mark McChrystal win leave
Monday FOR "a visit 10 her former home
IN New York
Mrs. William Owslcy who has been
the guest OF Mrs. A. Fred Wcy for a
few weeks. viii leave for her home IVA
Montana next Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Hale has returned from a
short visit in California
Mrs. Lyla Read has returned rom
Seattle, Wash. and the Pacific NORTH
west. and Is 40 home with Mr. and
Mrs w r. James
Frank !. Forest, grandson Of Gen
Forest OF tho Confederate service is
here for a few days with old friends.
Mrs. Henry winans LETT Monday Tor
her home i'm Denver. colo, after spend
ing several weeks here with old friends.
Or. and Mrs Dowd OF Sunnyside, who
have been on trip 90 Idaho will be
here today to visit Mr. and Mrs. John
sharp,
Mrs. Herbert Coffmsn, who has been
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son. Bessie Ritley. Bessie Bailey Mar
rarot Winter. Clara Black. Ethel Dun
bar May O'Donncll. Anna Butler, Vera
Davis. Della Stevenson Gertrude Al
mond and Haxol Tavccns, three VI
whom assisted. and T. Lawson. u.
Warner r. Pitt r. Christensen. }.
Arnold, 4. Hardy and r. German.
ono of tho Halloween parties of last
week was that at which Miss Lucille
Hatch was hostess, given at her homo
in north First West street by the r.
o. y. %. club Tho house was pref
lilly decorated boz Japanese cfcct. The
parlOr being carried uut in yellow. ana
Japanese lanterns and autumn leaves
attractlVciy mrancgd n the dining
room the table piece was Of Cluny lacc
over red satin. "a large pumpkin basket
nllcd with fruit forming the center
piece with q Japanese parasol suspend
ga FROM the chandelier with rcd crepe
siroamors 20 the various corners OF the
room. The living room was carried In
yellow ana black supper was served
in the basement IL hcing decorated
In Halloween style, with puinpius, corn
stalks and autumn leaves Glider and
peanuts were served n a moonlight
corner " the basement There were
about 40 guests present the costumes
being In japanese.
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pEsEpEr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY NOVEMBER 6 1909

Los Angeles and Pasadena to visit Tor
q couple Of weeks
Mrs A. w. DcCamn who has been
tho guest Tor few days Of her sister,
Mrn. Iedyard Bailey, left Monday for
tho coast Mrs De Camp VIII spend
tho winter in san Francisco as the
guest Of her mother, Mrs Austin.
J.. Eggertscn Ciun spent sunday In
Provo with relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs Icc Greene Richards
will return this week from an extended
European ttip and win b. az homo
some time with Mrs. Richards mother
Mrs c. A. Eldredse
Mrs. Hanson and daughters. The
Misses Gertrude and Irene Hanson, Will
spend the winter In Oakland. leaving
here about the middle Of November
Mr.. and Mrs George Ryan now
have with them Mrs Ryans mother
and brother. who have recently re-
turned from oregon, where they had
spent the past year
Mrs. Jake Israel has returned from
an extended visit in the east. She was
accompanied home by her cousin
from Cincinnati. Ohio, who will spend
the winter here,
Mrs. Porter slower has returned to
her home I'm Freeport ILL.,. after spend-
ing the past two weeks here with Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Steiner.
Mrs. samuel Newhouse, who has
spent the past six or eight months
in Paris and London, sailed for New
York Friday, November 3.
Mrs. G.. G. Verbryck expects TO leave
soon for a trip TO idaho. In her alb
sence her home at 427 NJ street VIII be
occupied by Mr. and Mrs J. u. Har-
rison and two sons.
Mrs. 4. h. Witcher and daughter Of
Ely New. viii be here TO spend
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Witcher's
mother, Mrs. Isabel Pitts,
Mrs NJ Lesser, who has spent the
past eight months here with her sis
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OGDEN.

Mrs. ]. T. Ritter Of Riverdale. has
gone to Mesa City, Ariz.s TO visit her
mother for few weeks.
G. f. Kaiser OF Elko. New. was an
Ogden visitor during the week.
The ladies Of the W c. r. T. held a
meeting on Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. +, a. Cook, 2i62
Monroe avenue.
have returned from two weeks visit
to Los Angeles
The choir at the Weber stake
academy is now fully organized, there
being about 100 members in the organ
ization. The choir is lead by Prof Jo-
seph Ballantyne and sings every morn
ing at devotional exercises.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cort. Miss Cort.
and Mr.. and Mrs. r.. A. Grant Of salt
Lake were Ogden visitors during the
week.
Ludwig Oscher and Elmer Johnson
OF Chicago, were the guests OF Hagbert
Anderson during the week.
Mr. and Mrs l.. j. Wright announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Pearl, TO Mr.. clyde c. Thatcher,
Lacst Thursday, the ladies' OF the
Second ward Relief society, after "A
short meeting at the Second ward
Westinghouse. took trolley ride up
Ogden canyon. il was a beautiful day
and the canyon seemed more beautiful
than ever before The ride was made
70 the Hermitage and then back 20 the
Peery cottages where they were en-
tertained by Mrs. d. H. Peery. Mrs.
PeeIy was assisted IN receiving by
her daughters, Mrs. G. G. Richards,
also Mrs. Horace Peery. The decora-
tiOns Of the pretty cottage and the
inviting fire place reminded the ladies'
OF younger days at Halloween time.
During the afternoon Mrs. Ann Brown
ing favored the ladies with a number
OF her fine recitations. A delicious
luncheon was served and each lady
was presented with a bouquet Of how-
ers, The time for leaving came too
soon An were profuse in their thanks
to Mrs. Peery for the pleasant time
spent at her pretty canyon home.
Mrs. Freddy and Mrs $. H. Hender-
shot entertained a large number Of the
ladies OF the First Presby church
on Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Rreiday, 907 twenty NTH street.
A most enjoyable afternoon was spent
and delicious refreshments were
served
Mrs, f. G. Coursey Is visiting with
friends and relatives I'm Colorado and
Nebraska.
one OF the prettlest social affairs OF
the week was the marriage OF Mary
Josephine West 20 Reuben r. Evans
on Thursday. The ceremony was per-
formed AZ the Salt Lake temple,
Apostle David o. Mckay officiating.
Upon the arrival Of the couple IN Og-
den. a large reception was held at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr. and
Mrs Joseph A West. 3i8 Twenty
eighth street, from 10 g y. m. Fully
$50 guests were received being tho
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intimate relatives 49,, -
tifully do,n oonl, The ho,na o. "A.
asters ana rsr with unrsN hess.
luncheon 49,. ..aInation ana i,,,.
croft acted y. ,rNed Miss NJ eugt,h
IA rocel,in,, bridesmaid ,,,.S Sou
" West ,eS. NV guests. NJ s'l|Qs5
fnl pr.eovt. ue7t man. NJ. hleha-
ware ,vern ~ cut glass a. beautI.
1880 oirioct woo. IN the @ SUM-.
FOR Mem W., W.T. aud Mrs ,,eang
German. Where they M, ans ith
course Il, Ivy, Evans al tgi,, sail 70,
Forrest s,.t,l .o,,etlfy with ~ ul
to- ssiynool of Bntmote R blitna,
tatsn " ~, on the FIRST n, N O. ati
NM ~ Darmstadt. c months ~,
NJ Nh oi Forest conseryotilIl many, IN.
~. IL r-Sans win return ~ o' Nv AL
Hnu ot six months ma Ahe,rlca 4,
n sy',u ',,5,r"llna where M ,sElu III q
The Ogden Caledoni,n
reunion at Union Labor 5ho,niety h
H,as hitnt' The ATTENDANCE % M
- ana % general roo5 YES u-
~ u"nclnE party rivop
ph"he operators last Bride, lne it..
huge success. Notbins ulsit hn
zone TO assure those 80. Nls Yen ir.
time and everyone thdrc ' s z soa
,le most royal entertaipr,o''gea ihen
o., pr and Mrs. r s. Jovco 49,.
olf Twenty-fourth street o,eslqlng &.
nounce the engagement, 'su.n an.
daughter, Frances pauiir, VI hst
nenry Charles Hlhbard y, 10 NJ
wash. Tho marriage vii n. NeaiTs
the early part OF this month 'Ae pai
Mr. ana Mrs. HALEY NJ.
Evanson, Wyo.. are visit,tG'eher p
friends in Ogden this week E''"s via
The Woman's Missioparv s..,..
the Methodist church was vo,',y q
antly entertained ON Thursdts plea'
noon by Mrs. b. h. N.Y. after.
Washington avenue Tho ~. ~
Spanish Speaking peon,e SIAN %
United states was ver5 i,,.. M
and instructive '"'7'eslns
Misses lnez Thomas and u.
Dixon left on Monday for e hs,in
Utah. where they expect to o,tta'sA
home i'm the future. '''@' utt
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WfpDNES6

Mr. and Mrs sam Williamson an
nounce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Catherine s.. 20 James Blakely Of
Reno, New, the wedding to take place
Nov. a.
Another wedding ~ tho near future
is that OF Miss Ethel l.. Webley and
Richard @. Fowls. late OF Walsall. Eng
Miss Zella r. Gmlcy and Carl NJ
Stevenson win be among the months
bridal couples.
Announcement which occasiOned
much interest during the week was that
OF the marriage OF Mrs. Bfde Dean
Whitehead and Mr.. Edward Sproat. the
event having taken place in New York.
A pretty wedding Of the week was
that Of Miss Ellen Rasmussen and Mr..
George Poulsen, which took place on
Wednesday. tho marriage being solem-
nized In the salt Lake temple and a
reception following at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr., and Mrs. Niels Ras~
musscn. The rooms We're beautifully
decorated for the event. Music was rem
dered and a delightful evening was
spent. There were 10 guests present.
Mr. and Mrs Poulsen will he at home
at 15s Ninth East street, Nov. IS
Hand painted place cards furnished
Miss Given Dunbar 3lS II St, Bell
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Mrs T.. o. Mecldeubug Mrs. W. W
Rives, Mrs w r. snyder Mrs ezra
Thompson. Mrs. BispqrCk Snyaer Miss
Frances O'Msara. Mrs. Frank J. West
colt Mrs Vaughn Paul Miss Marie
Gibbons Mrs CLAUDE Williams, Miss
Charlotte Holmes and Mrs. w, u. Fos-
ter
Mrs. Aiken r. sanford has been
hostess this week at delightful we'd
ding teas, the rooms being decorated
In chrysanthemums and the bridge
prizes were won by airs. g. H.. No
Mahon Mrs Il. A. Mcmillan. Mrs. j.
A. Earls and Mrs. 5. o. 5. Nelden,
Mrs a. l., Hoppangh, Mrs j A. Earls,
Mrs W G. futile, Mrs. O. X. Lewis.
Mrs T.. p. Mccormick gave an Or
pheum party on Tuesday night In honor
OF Miss Genev'eve Mccormick and
Walker Salisbury whose marriage
takes place this month
Mrs David Crane entertained at a
tea on Wednesday at her home, the
time being spent with games and a
sewing contest in which prizes were
won by Mrs e., c. Couutryman.
A bridge tea viii be given next We'd
nesday afternoon by Mrs. W. II. Nc
mtyro and her daughter, Mrs Fred
Dern. at the Mcintyre home in Seventh
avenue.
Mrs W. A. Woyher win entertain
tho members Of the Thursday Lunch
con club az its meeting Thursday NOV
49,
A dancing party win be given by Dr.
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here for several weeks, has now re-
turned 20 her home In Riverside, Cal
Miss Lorine Leary returned Monday
from a visit OF several weeks IN the
Pacific northwest.
Miss Myrtle Finch will leave This
week for Denver, whore she will be
married TO II. K. Aborn
J. J. Stewart returned sunday eve
ming from o. stay OF several weeks an
Portland. or.
Miss spaulding. accompanied by her
mother. Mrs Spaulding. OF Denver
Colo. arrived SATURDAY, ana opened lLie
home AZ 49, east First south street
Mrs. spauding viii be- here about
month.
Mt. and Mrs. ". q. Wightman and
Mrs. Eugene Barnes ana son VIII leave
today for southern California, where
they will sucnd the Wlntcr. MI. Barnes
VIII spend the holidays with them
During their absence, their homo at
t245 second avenue win ho occupied by
Mr. and Mrf. Knickcrbocker
Mrs. "A. ID. Nues. Miss Niles and
Frank Niles have moved into mo ivan
hoe apartments.
Mrs. r. p. Rifcuberick. Jr, left this
week FOR the east and an extended tllp
abroad.
Mrs. d H. Walhck Of Provo. who
has been the guest Tor O. few days on
her sister. Mrs. N. 49, whitney re-
turned home on Tuesday
NJ and Mrs. Marx NJ Murtough OF
Twin Falls, Idaho. who spent the SUM
mer in New Jersey, have been tho
guests OF friends in Salt Lake for a
few days since their return nom the
east
Miss lone Atwood, who has been Wis.,
fling len ogden Tor the last two weeks
as the guest OF Dr. and Mra. q W.
Raker, has returned homo.
Lieutenant and Mrs Fauntey Miller
returned Tuesday from "a months we'd
ding trip 90 Los Angeles. and are now
at hone "a Quarters No. 20 az Fort
Douglas
Miss Marion Jones returned Tuesday
from "a months visit 90 ocean Park
and other southern california points
Mira y. a.. EldredEe. Sr has returned
from visit of two months with her
two daughter who are attending
school iu Denver
Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Klug and thcir
daughter Miss Virginia. have returned
from "a visit 10 Jacksonville ana other
Florida cities
Mics Iottio Brain is spending "a fort
night at Provo as the guest ~ Miss
clara n. Gun
W A. Crtzer of Oakland viii arrive
iu Salt Lake Friday Nov, ~. 90 Join
Mrs Crtzer who has been visiting
friends Bon the city FOR few week.
Mr. and Mrs. ortEcr expect 10 leave
mo following sunday for their home
Boa Oakland
Miss Margie McMahon hsa gona 10
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ter, Mrs. Cohn, left last week for
her homo in New York City
Mr. and Mrs. Brinker OF ST. Louis.
Mo, win be here today 10 visit Judge
and Mrs j. NJ. Bowman for a few
weeks. They are on their way to their
now home Ia Texas
Major and Mrs w h. Purviance left
Monday FOR san Francisco, cal. where
they sailed Friday, October 8. for the
Philippines.
Mrs A y Forron Is In Hammanton.
Cal. whore she Is visiting her daugh-
ter and husband. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Dickorman
Mrs Fred Hornung will return sun
day nom three weeks "trip TO san
Francisco.
Miss Maudc Miller Who has been
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs r.. u.
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PROVO.

Mr. and Mrs. John Decr,v,.
royalty entertained the ofec.., w
teachers 81 the Third ward 80,
school In honor Of Airs. Vlrga p D-.
and Misses Etna Holloway ar4 ~.
Johnson at their home wodnesas,' ,.'
ming. The three guests OF hono, ~,
been earnest workers iu The $50
school and have now resigrsS ~
social being given IN evidence NJ "a
probation OF their efficient WORT 80,
music, readings and the partakirr y
an elaborate lunch was enjoyed /,
about 60 guests.
The Young ladies VI. I sssoci,s,,
Of the Third ward delightfully."- sur...i
Miss Sadie johnson al her home Tbr-,
day evening and showored her Ia
useful and dainty gifts. Games. mp,
and a merry time were enjoyed bvN
Mr.. and Mrs. a. G.. Jensen entsrt,l.ss
Monday evening, DR.. and Mrs. Kerr h
a theater party az the Rex, followed \,
dinner at the home OF Mr. and Nh
Jensen on Academy avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. u. n. Jones entertlinss
about 20 guests at dinner Wedneslay
evening in honor Of Ben Medium VIC
will leave the first part 0f next week. 'r
a mission in Germany. An elaborate
dinner was served and very enjoyable
evening passed.
Misses Myrtle and Matty Jones were
the hostesses at a very enjoyable Ha.
lowe'en party at their home SATURDAY
evening. The guests were attird
costly costumes and the decontav
throughout the house were In hehg
with the occasion A witch oQTG ui
arYanged where each fair gvss va
able 70 learn her future A dainty na
WIS served.
Miss Romola King has remnd 70
her home IN salt Lake, after a coupe
OF weeks passed IN this city as Ne
guest OF Miss Zula Houtz. who has
returned 20 salt lake with Miss King
and will be her guest the coming week
The Social Sixty gave Us opanig
party at the First ward social hal Wed
nesday evening. The hall was gary
decorated with festoons Of aulari
leaves. Punch was served and o d.
lightful evening passed. The members
OF the club are among the Provo leaa'
ing society people Following 3 us
list: Postmaster Glove. Messs Waller
Adams. II. @. Blumenthal p. bu.'
look, Josiah Beck. j. G., Deal 5sooo
Evans. ID. ID. Houtz, Walter Cluh j J.
Farrer, David Openshaw, Roy Bcieh' q
W. Farrer. W. W. ErcanbracE W. .
GILES. G. ". Heindselmau. $ j. Jols,'
vivian HinclSley t. G. Hughes T. ~.
Humphries, Andrew Anderson. fiaAA
AIhander. Alex Hedduist, G. NJ nun
phries, A. n. Holloway. J. T. hNnA
I'd r. Jones. Milton Jones, A. G. Sos'
son, ]. L. Lytel. G, r. boose. A. ~ ~
Jones. A. y. Morgan. Brig Mads'n .,, w.
NJ. Roylance, John Roundy' p A. A T
chai. Davis Johnson. Alma sn'ol W.
r. Russell. CLARA Reid, =. ID 10y ls'6 =
ID. u. sutton. W y. Ward, sel. q
SteWart. u. " Thomas carl saAss (,
$ smith. IT. g. Wood a. +. Paf. .
Alma Nelson. r E. Piorponl D.
TAYLOR. y. n. Nelson. J. D. lais'- ~
seqSh Ward and n. q Wood
Mrs. william strong mas I'~
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Miller. for a few days. will leave to-
day To resume her work az Stanford
university.
Miss Edith Burns returned Saturday
from n three months stay In Chicago.
Miss Mildred Lang. who has been
visiting ia Honolulu and California
FOR the last six months. has returned
To Salt Lake.
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UInIO IOTI0WIng I'M W0I0n me UTI1o WOnI
to Mrs e.. D. Fuller
Mrs. g. A. Quiglcy entertained the
Crystal club on Wednesday the rooms
being decorated with 10 profusiou of
carnations and ferns in crystal baskets
different colurs being used ON each Ia
hlr Mrs. Quielev was assisted bon serve
ing boy Miss Emma. Qulgloy and Miss
ELISE Yates Tho bridge prize was
awarded To- Mrs NJ. j Daley The
guests present were Mrs Frank Bird,
Mrs NJ j. DALEY. Mrs n J Galuvan.
Miss Kate Hailorlu. Mrs, Ned ttowctt,
Mrs n. c. Hl Mn Thomas Koans.
Mrs James tangton. Mrs J g.. Lynch.
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Hand painted place cards furnished.
Miss Given Dunbar 1913 II St. Bell
4l4l-z.
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Mcdonald Offers All Lovers

of Quality Chocolates, Another
Marvel Of Perfection, His
Newest and Daintiest Crea-
ton;
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Miss lotto Brain is spending "a fort
night at Provo as the guest of Miss
olata a.. tlun
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MI and Mrs A. a. King and thcir
daughter Miss Virginia. have returned
from "a visit 10 Jacksonville ana other
Florida cities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06

Miss Baummrten was hostess al two
pleasant afternoon affairs thia week.
the FIRST ON Tuesday and tho other on
Thursday. the decorations al each DO
ing ln autumn flowers aud both az
fairs being formal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06

The Young IAdies' VI. I sssociasp
Of The Third ward delightfully."- sunr,J
Miss Sadie johnson al her home Tbr,.
day evening and showered her IN
useful and dainty gifts. Games, inns,
and a merry time were enjoyed BY m
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-06

W. A. Critzer OF Oakland viii arrive
Iu salt Lake Friday Nov, ~. 10 Join
Mrs CrItzer who has been visiting
friends in the city Tor few week.
MI and Mrs rlltEor expect 10 leave
iho following sunday for their home
Boa Oakland