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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-29
OPEN SEASON
FOR BURGLARS
Some Very Lively Times in Grim
inal Circles Early This
Morning.
SHOT FIRED, ONE CAPTURED.
The Charlton shop, Firth Fast Phar.
macy and J. u. Henderson CONF
mission Co. Visited.

One burglar caught after am exciting
chase an attempt 70 burglarizc the
Fifth East pharmacy and the robbery
of ihe pay telephone box in the J. n.
Henderson Commission company's storc
was the oarly morning police record
~ crime today
The capture of Frank Hall was Of
fecied By Might Waterman George
Houehton. assisted by two street car
men. after Hall had boon detected try
ine TO enter the Charlton shop. o. mill
linery establishment. ot No l22 south
Main street. Before Han was cnught
he had led the watchmsn 90 haid chase
through alleys and down Main street.
a bullet fred by Houehton failed TO
stop The fugitive, and hgd 70 not teou
Tor the carmen who Frappled with him
Hah might have escaped.
ln making his last round about g
O'Clock Waterman Houghton found
Hall with q screw driver working tu
remove the screen on ono Of the rear
windows az the millinery store When
Han saw that he had been discovered
I'm his work. ne broke and ran up the
alley and then lodged through the
snaii aleyWay leading out % Main
street, with Houghton In close pursuit.
As Han emerged into the street the
Waterman fired a shot the bullet miss
ing the feeling man ana lodging in the
door leading 10 the rooming house
above loungs cafe
CAPTURED BY CARMEN.
The warming shot failed to arrest
Han and he sped down Main street
The two carmen, whose names We're
not learned, attracted by the shot and
the running man, blocked HIS progress
and managed 10 catch him and hold
him until HOughton reached them.
Han was taken TO the police station.
and viii be held to answer 20 a charge
Of attempted burglary.
The only loss sustained at tho Fifth
East pharmacy was tho breaking OF a
plate glass window in the front door
Of the store.
In their attempt 10 enter the store
the burglars there smashed in the
window 90 as 20 reach the lock The
noise Of the crashing glass aroused the
proprietor Of the store, A. Hatch, Jr.,
who resides on the second floor Of the
STORE building. and his outcry Who's
that2' drove the two men away from
the iron, OF the building They were
persistent however, and made two
further attempts 70 gain entrance at
the side door ana through a rear
window.
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Your Advertisement IN tho "News'
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ABLE TO Buy.
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ORDER RESTORED

Aleppo. Asiauc Turkey, Wednesday
April 2s-Order has been restored at
Deutryul where thousands of refugees
arc crowded in "a miserable plight. The
Armenian race viii recover with thc
greatest difficulty from tho cuahine
ad Dead Bodies 3 .........-..,.- .-... coo
blows of the last fortnight
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-21

Miss Viola Brom left this morning for her home at Memphis after an ex- tened visit with relatives and friends in this city.
 Travelling Freight Agent V. J. Kaiser of the Iron Mountain, with headquarters at Little Rock, is spend ing today in Conway.
 Rev. Forney Hutchinson of Hot Springs, an alumnus of Hendrix Col lege, attended the opening exercises of that institution this morning.
 Miss Freddie James has left for a visit with relatives near Memphis. Sh was accompanied as far as Little Rock by her father, w. H. James.
 w. w. Parker has returned from Hot Springs, where he has been spending the summer. MT. Parker is assistant in the high school of this city.
 G. D. Sowell of near Vilonia is here today. Mr. Sowell stated that he would make his announcement for representative from Faulkner county in the next few days.
 F. D. Utley, a prominent farmer of Hardinville, is in Conway today to enter his daughter, Miss Mollie, in the State Normal school. MT. Utley says the cotton crop in his section is the shortest in years and that an average of five acres will be required to make a bale.
 The announcement of Dr. E. O. Brannon, candidate for tax assessor of this county, will appear in the Weekly Edition of The Log Cabin Democrat this week. Dr. Brannon has many friends in Faulkner who will be glad to know that he has decided to enter the race.
 Prof. A. F. Milcher, who will be associated with Prof. G. H. Burr in the science department of Hendrix College, has arrived and entered upon his work. Prof. Milcher is a grad uate of Central College at Fayette Mo-, in which he has taught for sev- eral years, and is also a graduate student of the University of Chicago
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-21
Teacher-Now, Freddie, have you ived in Chicago all your life?
 Freddie-Not yet, teacher.
WOULD COOK WITH STEAM.

Miss Katherine I. Williams is one of the worlds authorities on the subject of cooking, and at meeting of chemists recently in London said that she was an opponent of veg etarianism because of her knowl- edge of the chemistry of cooking. The ideal way to cook, she says, is in the casserole, and steam instead of water should be used whenever possible.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-21

Ben Scroggin of Morrlton will be student at the Normal this year.
 Mrs. Thomas Harmed and daugh- ter of Ozark are visiting relatives here.
 Soda pop delivered to any part of city. Faulkner Company Bottling Co. Phone 259.
 FOR SALE-Fine folding pocket kodak. One-third off regular price. w. J. Lennon.
 Senator Mardis of Harrisburg is here today and attended the opening exercises at Hendrix.
 Dr. F. B. Stobaugh, formerly of this county, is now practicing medi- cine in Evansville, Okla.
 Dr. A. E. Moore of Enders was here yesterday on his return to Little Rock after visit with his family at Enders.
 F. M. Vaughn of Waldron was here yesterday and entered his daugh- ter in Central College for the present session.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-21
HENDRIX BEGINS
 ITS 26TH SESSION

With an attendance said to be much larger than that of last year, Hendrix College this morning began it's twen- ty-sixth annual session. The secre- ltary of the college was unable this afternoon to state what the enroll ment will be, as at that time less than half the students had filed their matriculation papers. President An derson, however, is sure that the opening attendance will be consider ably greater than that of last year.
 Tabor hall and all the dormitories on the campus are filled to their ca pacity, there being not another room available The usual student board ing places are also practically filled up with Hendrix boys.
 The opening exercises this morning were very simple, the college getting down to the business of matriculating students as rapidly as possible. Dr. James Thomas, commi ssoner of the college, and Dr. J. A. Anderson, edi tor of the Western Methodist, were present and made short addresses to the students, after which the usual opening announcements were made by President Anderson. Quite num- Der of out-of-town visitors were pres ent at the opening. The faculty of the college, which is practically the same as that of last year, is as follows: Stonewall Anderson, A. B., D. D., president.
 John Emory Godbey, D. D., profes- sor of Biblical literature and philos- ophy.
 Walter Edwin Hogan, A. B., pro- lessor of mathematics. George Hutchinson Burr, A. M., professor of natural science. 1 Charles Jerome Greene, A. B., pro- lessor of English. Guy A. Simmons, A. M, professor of Latin.
 Robert Brown McSwain, A. M., professor of Greek and Hebrew.
 Marcus J. Russell, A. B., head master of the academy.
 Thomas Startling Staples, A. M,, as sociate professor of history and teacher in the academy.
 A. F. Milchen, A. M., associate pro- lessor of science.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-21
Personals.....

Jacobs.
 Jacobs is better.
 Jacobs assorted nuts at WalthalPs. Jacobs candies fresh at WalthalPs. j. A. Frisby of Morrilton is here today.
 w. J. Snow is here from Vilonia today.
 Dr. J. K. Godbey was in Little Rock yesterday.
 Rayburn Fry returned from Atkins this morning.
 Howard Nadine of Plumerville is here to attend Hendrix.
 Jake Bateman is here from Clar- endon to attend Hendrix.
 J. A. Bost of Atkins attended the opening of Hendrix this morning. Cotton Pickers Wanted-100 cotton pickers wanted at once. Good cot ton. J. E. Little, Conway or Lollie Ark.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-21

Rev. J. Clarence Dawson, who is conducting revival at Plumerville, spent yesterday with his family in this city.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-21
THE GIRLS.

q congratulate you, dear"
 "On what, dear?" ,.
 "Why, on your engagement" "To whom?"
 "Jack told me you had accepted him."
 "Oh, we'll, maybe l did. l never have the heart to reject a proposal"
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-21
SIZING HILL SCHOOL CLOSES

SIZING HILL SCHOOL CLOSES.
 On account of cotton opening pre- maturely, we closed school on Friday, September 8, which made the term a week short. Attendance and inter est during the two months was real good. The people at Spring Hill are wide awake; our enrolment being 90 and average daily attendance 70. We give below the names of those who at tended every day:
 Floyd Ball, John Sims, Rommie Brannon, Herman Benton, Dessie Ball, Marybelle Lindsey, Edna Tilley, Aubrey Elzey, Audrey Brannon, Mer- tie Aron, Sallie Robinson, Ivie Kirby, Ruey Tilley, Artey Elzey, Grace Ball, and Jean Benton.
 w. N. JONES, Teacher.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-21
For Sale:

10000 to 5o,ooo feet of good Oak Lumber, all sig es and lengths. Will sell III any quantity. See 0. l.. HONEA or W.B. WILSON
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-21
A JOB FOR HIM.

"Did I ever tell you about my boy? That kid is sure a record breaker p
 Sure enough? Send him over and I'll let him play with our pho nograph." ."-Houston Post.
The log cabin Democrat., 1909-09-21

Central-Normal Lecture Course-5 Numbers-In- cluding Mrs. Pickett, Dr. Herbert, Magician To- ten, Professor Zwickey and others.
 Single Admission soc and 75c.
 Single Season Ticket $2.OO,
 Special Sale Soon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-31

visit with her mother. Mrs Fl assI II.
Spencer, who is spending the summer frf
there.
Miss Lnrene Farley has returned
home from South Fork canyon where
she has been visiting Miss Myrtle M, rite.
Stone. 50
A III. Chambers OF Logan visited his
parents In Ogden during the past week
3t35 Rev. IN. S. Elderl1in of the Congre-5
gational church of Ogden is spending g
the month in Brockton, Mass, where
he is, occupying the pulpit TEN porar 1ly..
Mrs. Arthur Morsehead Of Monticello I.
accompanied by her gdaug hters visited
ogden friends during the week
Miss Rae lRheinshriber of Salt Lake
visited her brother. HARRY Isheinsl1ribsf2
during the past: week.
81 LIE. Bledsoe was the guest, of +. NJ q
briggs, superintendent of thes State
School for the Deaf and Blind. NJ y.
Bledsoe is superintendent OF the Mary
land State Deaf and Blind school at
Baltimore and has been on a visit to
the Seattle fair.
DR.. w. G. Freddy and s, II. Hem
,dershot left during the week for Jack
son. Hole. Wyoming where they Will
hunt and fish for a couple of weeks.
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l. ia med at a family dinner ma nv !, 5 <,
home sunday Covers were laiI T s ! ..eir
SWeetpeas formed a pretty cen ter III
An elaborate dinner was served a p,see,
plsssaht social evening passed.
g. w. Barnes of Ogden Is visi.,
many friends in the Garden CITY 'ltss
ihe owl club enjoyed a, day on fIt,,
Lake Sunday. crossing over FL e., ~. ,tl
4tt6oga they spent several hours hatSi,a.-
and INDUCING IN various; anlusenoa,,tas
ana an, partook OF an elaborate innns'
( me also visited tieniva and peiic,.,,,
supper, returning home BY n,oon LIVED
The day was thoroughly enioyed NJ.
the party. there being % in ali. : - pYi
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Hodson ana AZ.
and Mrs. AL yanWagenerl and M NJ.
Falls. s + NY. y ppers
Mrs. Nellie Taylor has ret,,rned !,
after pleasant weeks visit WIN, wine
friends In Salt Lake. #555 WIN
The beautiful and spacious hon,,
Judge and Mrs. M. M. Kellogg ~ =.
SAcaden1y avenue was a scene ar ~
T unusually pleasant gathering on, ,rrasp
day evening A minor chord acc nys-
panu.ed sweet strains as the occasion
was to bid farewell and god spee1 iI'g ~
the family Of Mr.. and Mrs. W " % p
Starr s, . who left the day following FOR 3.
Their new home IN Los Angeles. 4 ft tor
singing and prayer by the Rev. 10 "
Moore Miss Helen Bonham, in a ~ ,es =
little speech. presented the family VIII VIII,
"a beautiful book, in which were y,n ~ ,e,i
SIGNATURES Of the members of the l Tns
worth League. Ladies' Aid Soctotv ana ana
members of the M. n. church. Bef n,rr,
separating the hymn God Be WIZ WIFE
You TIL We Meet Again, was s'n ,tn
Mr.. and Mrs Starr have made ,n rH'rs.
Si ~ since residing In our city ana
I their departure is regretted by all, ''''u
This many friends of Mr.. and ,1rs
-. ~ Ward and Miss Eva viii Ne, b.
pleased to learn that they IandGS IN
New New, York the fore part Of the wee,.
on the steamer .Lusitanin." They y;m
visit Wis eastern points of interest berora
returning home. s'2Aoi
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as their guests Rev. Mr. Bowerrnan's
4 parents Of Spring field, Mo
Mrs. Esther Filler returned Monday
4 from spending "a few days at Brighton
with Mrs III s, Ferry:
Miss Shirley Palmer Of cleveland,
/ O.. Will be here early In August to Visit
Miss Margaret Dunn.
Mrs. N. II, Davis and two daughters
of BagEo, NYyo., VIII are on their way
to Pocatello, are spending q few days
here with Mra. Dayis's sister, Mrs.
! w. I'D wards. at 171s South Main
Mrs. H, G.. Whitney, Mrs. G. D. PSp-
er, Mrs, Myra Rossiter and Mrs ]. D..
SpeneeH who have been at Brighton.
will return within & few days.
Miss Agatha Berkhoel and her
mother are spending the summer
travelling In NORWAY 81 and Germany,
Later they viii go@to Paris. where
Miss Berkhoa will spend a few weeks
in study, before returning to New
York in the fall 81
Mrs. Thomas Roscamp has returned
from m extended trip east. where she
tlSitcIz iltsf lIolllfI,s 4hIs. fSthi az
Mrs. Roscanlp was accom- panied by
her sister, Mrs, Jennie Keith.
Mrs. Arthur Shepherd .as &c 20
San Francisco. CAL. to meet her
mother. Mrs. Thomas Jennings, who
returns after nearly year spent IN
Manila.
Mir. and Mrs l.. z, Gay and Miss
Gay of C,ilth bert Ga. who are on their
way to Yellowstone. Park have spent
a few days here with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Morton Davis
FL Miss Emily Larson. who goes to
Seattle with the tabernacle choir and
the Misses Brezeale and Banks of the
,orpheum, pre- guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Dickinson.
Mrs. William Dunn. who has re-
.centlyrcturned from an extended visit
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY JULY 81 1909

1 bon, her only adorn lnent being q hand
come necklace. a gift of the groom
| Mr. and Mrs. Paskett will go to Cali
fornia for q dding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, u. Goss have am
nounced the enga cement OF their ltsl
daughter, ,larissa B. to e. II hap
man, tho marriage to take place in
September.
An interesting wedding of the week
was that of Miss Gladys Cummings and
Harry Norman Child on Wednesday at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin e. Cummings of San
Francisco, formerly of this city. The
congratulations and good wishes OF
many Salt Lake friends will be extend
cd.
a pretty home wedding Of Wednes-5
{ day night was that of Miss Verne Pat
terson and b. w. McEWan. the cere-s
Inony being performed by REV. r. 81.
Short and a wedding supper following
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Cora Little. and the groom by
Mr.. Harry Scott. The bridal couple
have gone for a trip to Seattle and will 3
afterward return here to reside.
Miss Beatrice Wilkinson, daughter of
Mr.. G. M. Wilkinson and Seth rs HI
by were married this week at the
brides home with Rev. Brown offciat-S
ing, and d breakfast following. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rigby are spending the honey
moon at the Rigby ranch.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Hurtsnlan am
5nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Stella, to Mr. r. r & F.rven Day, to- take
place at the Huntsnan hotel In Fill 4
more, Utah. "Wednesday, Aug. 4, at
o'clock p. M. 53 MI. + a. 4: 5
Mrs. r. p Van Dyke announces the
enga cement of her daughter Naomi t.
Fred Laurie, the marriage to take
place In the near future. 4.i q
New stock yudor porch shades just
arrived. Reduced prices to clear them
out. q. G. M. I. Carpet Dept.
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LOGAN,

Mrs. Frank Thatcher was the ,3,,..s,
ess at a most delightful o'clocl; f.,
which was given on Tuesday n honor
OF Mrs. Steve Lynch of Salt 40.
sweet peas and ilasturtilim formed .
very pretty decoration. Covers We're
lald Tor the following guests. Mes
DANES i. Y. Thatcher, j, "A. Mc.Alistor Z
Nellie Sloan, Kate Preston, Nellie Ris,r'
q II. Thomas, g. w. Thatcher. 4 n
Farrell and Guy Thatcher, - = -.
one or the most pleasant social AZ
( Tairs OF the week was the lawn marty
given by Mrs. LIE Roy Carbon, Nfrs
James IAangton, Miss Grehta. C,ardon
and Miss Josephine Thatcher at Tia
nome of Mr. and Mrs. Lie Roy cardon
on Friday evening. The house. porcbns
and grounds were beautifully decorated
with an abundance or lights and flow.
ers Dainty refreshments were SERVED
TO a large number of guests.
u. Miss Sarah jHuntsman leaves on SIM
day for Denver to spend several weeIs
with friends.
M Mrs Lewis T. Cannon and children
have been visiting at the home OF Con.
days - wv
&. y = z ! u = i Il 1.
Mr. II g. Wright Of Lucin spent part
of the week in Logan, y
Dr.. and Mrs. O. IN. Bulge, Mr. and
Mrs N w WI Mclaughlin. Mrs. Kate
have returned from a most deliphtfuI
lake ~ -
Miss Barbara Howell Is spending q
few days in Ogden. .35
MRS. Joe Howell and little daughter.
and Miss Alice Young OF Salt Lake
spent the Gath in Logan.
Mr.. ]. .. Spencer, Mr.. Allan Spencer,
Mr.. Daniel Spencer and Mr.. Horace
whitney formed a fishing party who
spent the gath in Paradise canyon.
Ihey We're guests at the Wright farm.
The members of the Tabernacle choir
returned on Wednesday from 1--WE
days outing at Bear Lake. All report
a most ENJOYABLE time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Nibley ara
spending their vacation with home
folks in Logan. F
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth crismon and
little son are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Mrs. George W. Thatcher.
Mrs. Steve Lynch and children OF
Salt Lake have returned home after a
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Thatcher.
MIR. Claire McAlister was up from
Salt Lake for few days of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Hyde who have
been camping with friends in Logan
canyon have returned to their home in
Salt Lake.
Mr.. A L. Farrell was a visitor dur
Ing the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Earl are enter.
tanning Miss Leone Needhamsof Salt
Lake. II
Miss Nettie Hunter of Ogden has
returned home after a pleasant visit
with Logan friends.
Miss Ellen Huntingdon who Is to
have charge of the domestic science de.
partment of the q. a. O., has arrived
in Logan.
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HElARsER ~ xeas
zoi5istR|E;5 :G
OGDEN.

Fred Harrington, S. w Badcon and
~. G. Jensen nave returned from an
automobile trip through the northwest
in Jensen's auto.
Mrs. Ida Goldman, formerly manager
of the Idlewild resort in Ogden can
yon, accompanied by Miss Georgia
short visit in the Yellowstone park.
I j. Z. Onley, assistant agent for the
Pullman company at Ogden, accom-
panied by Mrs. Onley leave tomorrow.
for an extended visit with friends and
relatives in New York;
Judge and Mrs. J.. A. Howell return
ed during the week from an extensive
visit in California
AIr. and Mrs. Arthur Edison left dur
ing the week for short trip through
7 California.
Comrade. j. Mowberry of Lincoln,
short time before attending the nation
al encampment OF the G. A. r, in salt
Lake City.
William A. Hickcnooper is spend
ing three weeks in California and other
coast towns.
Paul Paulson and P. j. Murphy were
guests at the Hermitage in Ogden can
.yon during the week.
Miss Read OF Denver and number
of ogden friends were the guests os
George Dexter, the oil man. at the
Oaks Tuesday afternoon.
NIrc JJ;,f-fr,k. C,,t
Lake visitor during the week.
Mrs. L. b. Best and Mrs. r. j. Smith
left during the week for Portland. Or,
where they will visit With friends for a
short time before going to Seattle.
D, j, Williams and FAMILY of salt
Lake We're Ogden canyon visitors dur
ing the week.
A number of informal parties were
given in the canyon this week by some
of the summer residents including Sam
5uel Newhouse at the Hermitage and
Messrs. Horace and Harold Peery at
their camp.
Grant G.. Brown, L. Dove Browning
and Bert Hadley sailed last Monday
from Montreal Canada, for Europe.
/ Brown and Browning will labor in
the Swiss and German mission fields
and Hadley will make a. tour of Europe
for newspapers.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Baron have returned,
from a five weeks visit with relatives
in New York.
Bishop scanlon of the Catholic church
of Salt La e was an Ogden visitor dur
ing the week
q III =. =. <
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+ be home today from a three months
absence in Japan and Honolulu. ISL

+ be home today from a three months
absence in Japan and Honolulu.
Mr., and Mrs. H. i. Charles and son
are at home for the summer In the
E Gaitnness apartments.
s@ Mrs. r. NJ Allison, III. and daughter,
Roweila arc spending this week II. Os-,
den canyon. VA
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal w Daynes are
spending two weeks at the Clayton
ranch in East canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. G. Cutler and Miss
Hazel Cutler left last week for Seat tle,
Wash, and Alaska.
Mrs. r. IA. Officer and three boys
Will be home early in August from the
Pacific northwest
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Harrington AMI
Miss Natalie Harrington of Wayne,
Neb., are visiting in the city with Mr..
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D. srSSS|SS>~<SSSs<~~|S>S = :
makes for them what Is best In IFS.
The gifts were numerous. appropriaae
and elegant. They Will continue To
reside Iii Raymond and viii he III home.
to their friends from now on.
Mrs. Richard Savage entertained at
All informal musicale on Tuesday night
for Miss Elizabeth Leckie of Washing
ton, who sang at the noon organ re-,
citaI on Wednesday at the tabernacle.
Mr.. and Mrs. George steiner enter
tanned at q theatcr party on Tuesday.
and afterward at supper, covers being
laid for eight.
Mrs. j. S. Donncllan gave an orphe-
UNI party on Tuesday followed by q
luncheon in honor Of her daughter, Mrs
Robert Glendenning Of Mexico.
Mrs Thomas G. C;riffen was hostess
at aluncheon at the Country club on
Tuesday given in honor Of Mrs. a. p
NIcQuestipn. the table being decorated
in goldonglow, and covers laid for IL
guests.
Miss Margeret Dunn gave a luncheon
at the Country club on Tuesday for
Miss evelyn Powers of Denver. Colo,
the rooms and yerandas being dacorat-
cd with d PERCUSSION OF sweet peas, and
music being furnished by the Hawaiian
,Trofbadors About so couples were
present, and the chaperones were Mr..
and Mrs. j. r Walker, Mr., and Mrs.
j. W. Houston and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
f. Dunn.