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PASSENGER TELLS
OF SEA DISASTER
FIRST ACCOUNT OF SLAVONlA
WRECK RECEIVED WHEN RES
CUED REACH GIBPALTAR.
HIT ROCKS AT FULL SPEED
Vessel Was Carried Out of Course by
Currents and Struck IN
Dense Fog.
HULL NOW IN mouth OF HE'LL"

GIBRALTAR, June 14.-The steamer
Princess Irene, with the first class pas
sengers of the wrecked Cunard liner
Slavonia on board, came into Gibraltar
this afternoon.
The Cunard company has made ar
rangements for the accommodation OF
the saloon passengers of the Slavonla at
the principal hotels here in the event
that ii is not feasible for the Irlnzess
Irene to convey them TO Naples. If there
are any stecrage passengers on board,
they will be housed az the Welcome
home and King Edwards institute.
The Slayouia went ashore the night OF
June 9 on Flores Island, one of the
Azores group. Help was summoned by
wireless telegraphy and Thursday night
the first passengers were transferred 10
the Princess Irene, that had FASTENED
to Flores Island in answer to the &C. U
D." call of distress. The SlaVona be.
came a total wreck and the crew landed
on Flores Island
II is understood that the Storage pas
scngcrS were taken on board the Ham
burg-A American steamer BATAVIA,
Gives Account of Disaster.
DR.. Joseph Smith Of Worcester Mass.
has given the following brief account OF
the loss of the Savonia and the transfer
of her passengers 1t Is the first recital
to be obtained from any of the passen.
gers who were on board the Inflated
steamer the night she went ashore. Dr.
Smith said:
I'VE were going at full speed in n
dense fog when we struck the rocks The
Slayunia had been carried out of her
course by the currents. The accident
occurred at 2:3O O'Clock on the morning
of June 10 The Flores islanders called
the rocks that now hold the hull of the
Savonia "the mouth of hell"
"Nonc of the passengers on board the
SlavOnia was injured. The transship-
ment of the cabin baggage was affected
without loss and with no hitch what
ever. The baggage that was IN the
ships hold was lost"
There are nincty-nne Of the FIRST class
passengers Of the Slayonia on board Of
the Princess Irene and a majority Of
them will continue on to Naples without
discriminating at Gibraltar
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Last year Germany exported 552
large-size locomotives. 1916 smaller one,
up to ten tons each. II locomotive tend.
ers and 3Go4 tons Of locomotive paris.
The total value of all was about s.
56s. 900.
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TRIBESMEN STAY 5000.
Most NOdhwestorly Province of Persia
Is Ravaged

ST. PETERSBURG June 1l-Fivc
thousand persons have been killed n dis
patch ~ the Novoc Nrcmya from Astara
reports, 10y the Shakhscvan trihcsmcn.
who ARE ravaging the Ardnhii district IN
AZSrhailau, the most nurthwcStcrly pruy-
lnce IN Persia Tn" leading inhabitants
haT" appealed TO the Russian consul for
projections
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1909-06-17
Murderer Is Electrocuted.

AUBURN, n. y, June 1i.-William
Scott was put to death by electricity IN
Auburn prison this morning for the muir
der Of his step-mother, Mrs. Della NJ.
Scott near Chenango lake. short dis
lance from Norwich. in October OF 1907,
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MILWAUKEE, HAY MARKET.

Choice timothy, 1l.20M 1925; No /. 49,
dl3.5o: No. >. ll.Uoul2oO; clover anC
mixed. loUoal10O; choice Kansas. 13.5Uu
400; No, l Kansas, 13.oOul3.25: No. :
kansas 10000 HOO: marsh, IU0MI 30
pack, 5.J0Q6OO; rye straw, 9.Ooa92J.
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Falls from an Ocean Wave

la CROSSE, Wis June l2.-IS pe.
ciai Failing from the steps Of ibe
ocean wave swing which is being oper.
ated by the Carnival company playing
here. Christ Haralsrud sustained 4 frac
lure Of the skull
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MAKE SUFFRAGE
FIGHT A HOT ONE
MRS. BELMONT AND MRS. HARPER
RETURN FROM ENGLAND WITH
"DANDER UP"
BOTH SEE HOPE IN AMERICA.
They Praise Methods Used Abroad, but
Say Money Will Be Forthcoming
for Their Struggle
MRS. MAcKAY COMES IN FOR RAP.

NEW YORK. June 12.-MrS. O. II. +.
Belmont and Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper
have returned on the Cuuarder Maure-
7anIa from England where they have
been studying the woman suffrage queS-
ton. Both were fun of enthusiasm and
declared their intention Of injecting gin
ger into their American sisters in the
cause. They sat in the writing room Of
the Mauretania together and talked ct
length to n group of reporters.
Mrs. Belmont believes in the extern
sion of suffrage to the women OF this
country said Mrs. Harper. She does
not believe it right that one-half our citl'
gems should be deprived of the right 10
say how the government shall be run"
Especially when they are taxpayers,
added Mrs. Belmont.
Regarding financial support for the
movement, Mrs. Belmont said: The
movement is now being taken up by n
more influential class. 1t has had all the
intellect needed, but financial backing
has been lacking Now there viii be
both"
Takes Rap at Mrs Mackay.
Mrs. Belmont, asked about the Ouch
ess of Marlborough's interest in the
suffrage cause said she bad been inter
ested for a long time, although IN the
recent congress she did not take an az
tive part She was heartily in sympa
thy with the work, however.
Comparing Mrs. Clarence Mackay and
Mrs. Belmont Mrs. Harper said the
former was a local suilraglSt, the latter
a national worker.
The English suffragists, said Mrs.
Belmont. have had to work against the
L eli t.{ han
have been about as bad rs possible. Il
Is not true that the police nave been
given unnecessary trouble. As matter
OF fact the police Of London are in sym
patty with the Sutiragists ana wish them
Success
Mrs. Harper added that in a few is'.
lated cases some women had been 20
demonstrative, mentioning a woman ~no
broke window at Lord ASquitn'S place.
Turning to Mrs Belmont, Mrs. Harper
said: you don't want Il be quoted as
saying that she should have broken his
head, do yOGf" aud Mrs Belmont laugh
ingly answered in the negative.
The suifragistS are going 1870 politics
was the next announcement New ' ofk
will be made a center Cor the rational
work.
I'm England" said Mr.. Harper,
~womcn have been trained IN p0ll'rs Tor
q long time. Here it is ;ha reycrs'.
Sees Hope in America.
'In England the suifragsts have been
able TO accomplish much 10y going into
The field against candidates, who, while
In office have failed to fulfill promises or
aid the cause
Here Mrs. Belmont interrupted: I'VE
can do the same thing here
well, we'll find some difficulty IN OBJ
tanning such good results as IN Eng
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MILWAUKEE STOCKYARDs REPORT

mSOO: prime butchers, 7S5n7 80; good
mixed grades. 300 lbs and up, 7.5OI7.75:
common to fair and grassy mixed, 1.Oo6I
745 light, 100 TO 1870 lbs 1907 30; weight.
135 to 100 lbs, 1897. 80; weight, 100 to 10
lbs, G.6na705; rough packers, 675n11j;
pigs, under 100 lbs, 5.75u6l5 government
and thrOwouts, 2.o0u6OO.
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BRAZIL RULER NEAR DEATH.
Ministers Are Summoned to President
Penna's Palace.

RIO JANEIRO, June 14.-Dr Alton
SO Moreira Penna, president of Brazil.
is gravely i'll, and Sunday night the min
listers were summoned to the palace.
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La CROSSE. Wis. June 12.-lspe
cial. PLANS are in progress for the rs
Establishment Of wireless telegraph sla
fion here within the next few months Is
abe United Wireless company.
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..s
NJ and Mrs. ID g. Jacklinr return
"a. Saturday from q short stay in cal-
lfornia
Miss Fred A. Hale and son. who have
spent the past two months 10 Long
Beach. cal. viii be home by the mid
DE Of the month.
Col and Mrs r. F Holmes and Har-
old Lamb who have spent the summer
at Ocean Park. Cal have nov return
ed 90 Paso Robles. where they VIII
spend the winter Mr. and Mis-. J. 7.
Harris and children are still az th'
beach
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Mrs Walter
stone OF Goldheld win be here early IN
November 20 spend some time with
judge and Mrs. John A. Marshall
Miss Kendall Francke has as her
guest Miss Eleanor Bogerson, or MIN.
neapolis, MINI, who will spend several
weeks here
Mr. and Mrs G.. A. Voris have re-
turned from their wedding trip and
win he at home after Nov. ], at the
Nelson apartment.
Mrs NJ. l.. MAY left Monday eve
ming for a visit I'm Los Angeles Cal
Major May win Join her there early In
November
Miss Ruth Beasley has as her guests
Mrs Ben Brookheld and Miss Alice
Popeman OF Idaho Fails, Ida, for u
few weeks.
Mr. Gibbs left Sunday for Middle
~ FaN fllN !
here with S. d. Evans
Mrs J. w Delano has returned from
an extended trip in the Pacific north
west.
Mrs. S ~ Evans and Miss Evans
viii be home tho last Of tho week. after
a mouth spent in Los Angeles Cal
Miss winlfred Brice returned Satur-
dav from "a two weeks visit with her
aunt In Los Angeles
Miss Edith Shearman returned Wed
nesday from a visit OF several weeks
IN Portland and other coast points.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. W. Midgley. who
have been visiting in Ocean Park. Cal,
forthc last six months. are again at
home, and Mrs. Midgley rs much inn
proved IN health.
Mrs. W u Leonard OF Garfield. left
yesterday for Shreveport. La. where
she will visit until after the holidays.
She was accompanied by Miss Jessie
Rails of shreveport who has been
her guest for several weeks.
Mrs. Glochncr Of Los Angeles is the
guest Of Mrs. r. II. Peale OF the
BrandsfOrd APARTMENT
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n social and entertainment on Friday
evening. oct %. IN Union Labor han
on Twenty-fourth street
Mark Brown OF ogden has entered
the medical department at the Column
bia university IN New York where he
will take up post graduate work. MIR.
Brown is a graduate Of the University
~ Utah, with an A. v. degree.
on Wednesday evening at the Con-
gress Dancing academy, a very sue
cessful farewell party was rendered
John F1ygare. who leaves soon FOR a
mission 10 Germany. The party was
well attended and n general good time
was had by all present
n. A. Ludwick Of Tuscarora, Cal, Is
an Ogden visitor. being the guest "
AIR. and Mrs. W II. Stalker.
w p. Jacobson and r A. Margetts
OF Salt Lake returned from a trip to
Battle Mountain. Nevada, and stopped
on in ogden as the guests of Mr. ia
cobsons sister. Mrs. $. 3. Good.
The military ball given by the uni
form rank of the Knights Of Pythias
on Monday evening was huge success.
About 100 couples were In attendance,
the knigsts Of the rank were all IN
uniform and dress suits we're sprinkled
here and there throughout the crowd.
The HAIL was artistically decorated
with the lodge colors and coy corners
were arranged in three corners OF the
room
on Thursday evening at the Episco-
pal parish house. very delightful
Halloween party was held There
we're a large number I'm attendance and
various games pertaining TO this sea-
son OF the year were played.
Harold Parkinson Of Blaolfoot Ida
no, is spending few days with ogden
friends before departing for Germany
on a mission Elder Parkinson will
meet his brother Stewart AZ Liverpool
and the two will tour Europe for a
couple Of months before Mr. Parkinson
takes up his missionary labors. stewart
Parkinson is lust finishing the work OF
a three years mission and will return
home as soon as his trip with his
brother Is concluded. The Parkin-
SONS were former residents OF ogden.
70 c. Baum and family have gone
70 California for an indefinite visit.
Mrs H. NJ Stringham and Mrs.
Frank d. Grant Of salt Lake city ana
Mrs. Maria S. Stevens. Miss Zella Ste
vens and Thad J. stevens Of ogden,
have gone to Los Angeles, where they
win spend the winter.
Mrs David Eccles has gone TO Los
Angeles. where she recently purchased
a new home. She viii be gone for
several weeks.
Miss Lucille briggs was a Salt Lake
visitor during the week.
"I.es BONES Nouvelles" club. which
Is comprised OF Misses Fern Farr.
Helen Farr Pauline FAR. Nellie Bluth.
Beyrl Greenwell, Lillian Scott and
Celestia Peterson. gave a pretty Hal
IOween party on Friday night at the
home OF Miss Helen FAIR. 3ls7 Adams
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs L. p. Spencer OF Haw-
thorne, Nevada. are ogden visitors
being the guests Of MIR. Spencers
mother. Mrs. II n. Spencer, at ATS
Twenty-flfth street
The ladies' OF the Fifth ward Relief
society held a very successful bazaar on
Wednesday and Thursday OF this week.
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ranged here and cider and doughnuts
served. About 81 were present
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Caine and Miss
Pearl Van Colt entertained al n rccep-
ton last night boz honor of MI and
Mrs. Robert n Chaplin. who were mar
ned recently ln Los Augeles at the
home Of the brides mother. Mrs. Eli2t-
beth Dunbar The rooms were heaut-
fully decorated In pink and white cos
mos and American Beauty roses. ana
about 100 guests were present Mt
and Mrs. Chaplin left today for their
home In Boston.
Tho Woman's Republican club viii
meet next Monday, Nov. / at the home
~ Mrs J. s. Melton 9F Seventh East
street Mrs Melton viii be assisted
by Mrs. Kmbal and Mrs Ensign as
hostcsscs and the program VIII have
the topic "Our Greatest President
with an open parliament Tod by Mrs J.
u. Davis. a full attendance Is de-
sircd.
A Jolly Halloween PARTY was that
given by MT Richardson in honor
~ the members of tho Chateau
club and their Young lady friends
Among those present were the
Misses Kate White. Laura l4ovcnd1le,
Evans, Cummings. Clawson. Smith,
King Woodruff. CLARK and short, and
Mcssrs. Tomlnson, Gilchrist, Santschi
Evans, Kimbal Williams Cannon.
Jennings. Earl and Richardson,
pumpkin carving game was one OF the
many unique features Of the evening.
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WfoDINSSn

Mr. and Mrs. +. J Webley announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Ethel l.. TO Richard George Powis late
OF Walsan, England the marriage to
take place IN November.
Among the weddings to take place in
November are those Of Miss Veda
Beebe and Edward Buyer Miss Emily
l.. Barnes and Z r. Beard, Miss
Bertha Edwards and Walter J slater,
Miss Zella r. Gurley and Carl n.
Stevenson.
An elaborate wedding of the week
was that OF Miss lone Morrison and
ChaunCy r. Overheld, the ceremony
being performed at ST. Marks cathed-
raj by Bishop Brewster Mrs. Russell
j. Schulder. Mrs Jasper McCaskell
and Mrs. George d. Keysor acting as
matrons OF honor and the Misses Car
rie Sappington and Edna Dunn as
brides maids Mr. Gordon Hutchins
was best man and the following acted
os ushers. A. w. ShCarman, Leonard
Wilson, Warner Morrison and James
Hoglc. MI and Mrs. Overheld have
gone for an European trip To last sew
eral months.
Another wedding Of the week was
that OF Miss Nettie Wizard and V A.
nesday at 10 "a. m. with Stake Presl-
dent r. W. Young officiating. and a
wedding breakfast following. The
rooms were bright with chrysanthe-
NUNS ana cosmos and the family and
intimate friends We're present The
bride wore q gown OF white lansdownc
with lace trimmings and carried white
roses. Her going away gown was OF
olive green broadcloth and her hat and
gloves Were In the same shade. MIR
and Mrs. Bettilyou have gone TO Den
yer for a short stay, and on their re-
turn will be a. home az the COvey
Hats. The groom IL manager OF the
Halloran Judge company
Miss Mary T. Homer and II +.
McIain We're among the weeks bridal
couples the ceremony being performed
on Thursday afternoon at the home of
the brides parents. Mr. and Mrs g.
N. Hamilton. with Row r. a. Simpkiu
officiating In the presence OF the near
relatives and friends. The bride wore
a handsome travelling gown Of gray
hroadcloth and carried white roses.
The rooms were prettilv decorated In
white and red. Mr and Mrs McLain
have gone for a trip 10 the coast. and
win later be az home 10 their friends
at BucShorn city, New
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lns contest with prizes awarded the
winners.
Mrs j. g. cutler. Jr was hostess
yesterday afternoon at a card party.
the decorations. talllcs and nearly all
details carrying out the Halloween
idea The rooms were darkencd. and
ut with jack % lanterns. the taily cards
being also in this design The Ice
cream was served In pumpkin shells
and the salad Ia orange. with other
tho details in yellow carrying out the
idea Mingled with the Halloween
emblcms were autumn leaves and cos
mos, tho dining room being especially
pretty with lts ccnterplece 81 cosmos
Assisting the hostess were the Misses
Jennie Ottlnger Mabel Lambourne.
Virginia shannon and Daphne Bate
man and about so we're present.
Mrs Charles gillette entertained
yesterday afternoon az "a luncheon at
the University club. the table bcinE
beautifully decorated In Chotney roses
with a large basket Of them for ccn-
tcrpiece Govern were laid Tor Mrs
r. r. Woodbridge. Mrs. r. r. McGur-
rim. Mrs George Moore. Mrs. Rachel
Miller Mrs. George Smith, Mrs Wills
Unno Mrs r. A. Reyes Mrs ID. r.
Gray. Mrs ". w. Armstrong, Mrs A
Baer and Miss Margc Miller.
Mrs Philip ~ Moore president ~
the Gcnral Federation of Women's
clubs, who has been tho guest Of Mrs
o. r. Hancock during her short stay,
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(oe:|InrIlNe1.e -
45OTNC

Mr. and Mrs. G.. G. Crismou returned
home Monday from "A two weeks visit
in California
Mrs. j. NJ. Sjodahl and her daughters
Leilah and Vera, are az home after an
extended trip abroad in which they
visited Germany. switzerland. France,
England and Norway
Mr.. and Mrs Gus Lind left Wcdnss-
day morning for Detroit Mich, where
they will make their future home
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chaplin. who
have been guests at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Joseph r. Caine for few
days left Friday for Boston, where
they will make their home. Mrs
Chaplin was formerly Miss Beth Dun
bar, a daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth Dun
bar.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. oft shave as
their guest Miss Katherine OFT Of chi
cago. H.. who will spend month here
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. IAnck win be
homo the first Of the month after
visit Of several weeks with Mr. Liuck's
parents ln Onto
Miss Bthal ogden OF Spokane, wash,
"
will leave sunday for the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Best and chill
dren left this week for New York.
from which placc they will sail early
in November for. Berlin.
Mrs r. ". Hanson and daughters
| the Misses Gertrude and Irene. viii
| leave next week for Oakland, Cal,
| whore they will spend the winter MIS-
Hanson.s sons viii po.n them there
later.
Mrs. $ g. Baldwin has returned from
| the cost Dr aiid Mrs Baldwin arc
now al home IN che Miller fats
Mrs. ELLEN Elliott who has spent the
| summer lu los angeles and on the
beachos n California. win be- home
today
pr. W % Il TerilI and his mother
! Mrs lculll. have as their guest Mrs
Myron Westoyer Of .,os Angeles, Cal
Dr and Mrs Philo E Jones are now
"a home at 1850 east Firth south street
Miss Lorne LSary, who has been Wis.,
| ting Don Tacoma and Seattle wash.
I I" liN" NIIN NAfrNN OF Ut AlAA NAN'# -
| a. r.. King boz Portland, or.
Mrs Harriet r., L.aney. who has spent
| th, past three months In the Pacific
! northwest. has been visiting Mr. aud
| Alrs b D. Redmau.
|
AIr ANA Mrs Glen Iiller have zee
| turned from San Franchise. where thcy
| have spent the past sik monthf They
| win boz established boz thelr home boo the
| urW flats at First aycnuo and M street fl
Mr ". g. Fatmer vino has spent
| the past month with heI sister, AIRS
| j D. stewart left Monday for her home
| Boa Springfield ohio
Mrs IRA n Lewis aud her mother
| Mrs Smith have returned from Two
| months spent Boz Long Beach and los
Mias Hazel Barnes. Who loft several
weeks ago to continue her vocal study
ing abroad. b. now studying with jean
DC heszke boz Pars Fnnoe.
Mr ana Mrs Don Porter expect to
leave tno last OF AoNembor for Stock
ton. Ca.
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PROVO.

Miss Alta Taylor is ont.
ming nome thls s..
Mrs. Hannah I.onsra
nome. after a most onio,,6i' ietumN
ifiends ana relatives In SAD .,,sl utu
I'M.
The following party of yo..
chhperoned by Mrs Warno- peops
delightiul Horseback ride p,, ey,i!oyed
yon saturday. Misses ZpIa M 3I'ate can.
mala King and Dortha C,,,,.o,a'4. to.
ana Mcssrs. Moore psst,-i-..' snam.
mhngs and Bishop. An .pto'., ,un.
IN the canyon and returned 81, lunch
Rock canyon. ny Way o.
a quiet home weddipg ,..,
Monday evening az the ho,,,. pace
and Mrs. Joseph r. Farror ,,t vi Ar
Ida Taylor of Lehi aud Etnre, Miss
man, brother OF Mrs Falrer - mn.
Rcd, the ceremony being porf,...'.- glli-
Elder Joseph Butte TN tho n,.'- ,'..l BY
the family, after which sumner q
served ''ppef vas
Mrs Estolla Schu and Nus. d.
Duftin we're the guests of Nom. ven
dinner PARTY given SUNDAY h., d,
James Dufin at her home. Ar @n
ner a pleasant social evening ul'
passed. Wa
Mrs. Maggie Guy entertained
friends at dinner at her homo snnit
Covers were laid for L.. '''
Mrs A. D. Smith was tho ,h,..-
hostess at an afternoon social n
ladies Of tho Telluride Power COM.
last saturday i'm honor OF Mrs ~,
Ranch OF Salt Lake a douchtfri ~.
timo was enjoyed by AN. An elab,-a
lunch was served
Mrs Allie Cunningham cntcrtair.,.
number of her lady friends al
home Monday afternoon in hon- !,
Mrs. Stella Schill and Vera Duf6r n
rooms were prettily decorated q ~
occasion A pretty centeruiece f~e.
dining table was formed of nss-
tiums. An elaborate dinner Was -, Il
and delightful afternoon psssss =
social chat and music
Mesdames J. w. Arid. W. r S....
and Sam Schwab attended the -s,s.-
ton given in Salt Lake Thursds- 4.
the ladies' clubs i'm honor of Mis-. PAN,
Moore, president OF the National r,s.
Grafton Of Woman's Clubs
Mrs. J. F.. Bagley has returned I,
ogden after "a very pleasant mona,
visit in Provo with her daughter M
r. McNitt.
Miss Ieona Billings entertalnl
Thursday evening the members Of h,
Priscilla club. A pleasant social rA
ming was passed and q dainty luA
served.
The public schoolteachers enjoyed I,
outing Thursday afternoon at the ransi
of Supt. and Mrs. w. s. Rawlngs. "a.
king lunch with them, which they IN.
tOyed around the bon-fires They re.
turned home by moonlight
The Sor0sis club met WEDNESDAY
afternoon az the Provo library and h.
tened 70 a very interesting and IN.
etructive lecture on Art and Homs
Decoration" by Artist w B. Fairbanks
Of Salt Lake. They also had the pny.
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IN Wednesday '.' evening -
s Az, ,',.l,, was rendered and we nery a.
Icy ,.s. nlsn. dance Tor the ai SSn Thu.
W., Nas gwen The attend,n,cu'e ' peop.
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OGDEN

Tuesday evening al $3.50 occurred the
marriage Of Avery b Charple 10 Mary
u, IApe, both Of ogden, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. II. u. Zim-
norman al the parsonage n Grant
avenue Mr. and Mrs. Charpic viii
make Ogden their home. the groom
being IN the employ of the railroad
company
cards have been received in Ogden
from stockton, cal, announcing the
marriage in that city ON oct 20 Of
John Conlsk formerly Of Ogden. and
Miss Mary Elizabeth McCanerty,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Nc
cahcrty OF stockton Nh and Mrs
ConlisS viii be- az home 10 their friends
at TOnopah, Nevada, after Nov l. For
many gears Mr. COnlsk was tho as.
slstant 90 Charles A. Henry the gem
eral ticket agent az the Union depot.
lie has very large circle of friends
who wiz Join in extending their con-
CALCULATIONS.
Governor william Spr, Attorney
General Barnes and Governor sptA r.
private secretary John w. Hardy were
ogden visitors ON Wednesday
The Woman's Missionary Society OF
the Methodist church met with Mrs
ID. D.. Newton at 1925 Washington
avenue at $3.50 O'Clock on Thursday az
temoon.
The ogden caledonian society gave