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The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-05-23
OFFICIAL
CIRCLES AG|TATED

San Francisco, May 22.-Were the
naval aides appointed to meet Ad'
miral Uriu guilty of smuggling the
famous Japanese sea-6gbter, the bar
oness, his wife. their baggage and
their valet into this country This
ls the momentous question which has
been agitating federal official circles
ever since Captain Edward w. Eberle,
commandant of the Yerba Buena
training station, In his eagerness to
welcome the distinguished visitors on
behalf Of the army md navy took
them from the Nippon Maru yester-
day without the formalty Of first Sc
curing the consent of Boarding Off
Ger Charles Stephens. the personal
representative of Collector of the Port
Frederick Stratton, who, in the pres
ent case, also claimed to be the per
sonal representative of the President
of the United States. Now Stratton
claims that the rules of the United
States treasury department have been
violated by Eberle, and that the latter
has laid himself liable to fine of
ed admiral and his charming wife be-
fore the formalities of the custom ser
vice had been compiled with.
Early yesterday morning, the navy
officials sailed forth in the tug Wig
liant to meet the visitors. and at the
same time. as is his custom when a
liner appears in port, Chief Boarding
Officer Stephens started out In the
revenue tug Golden Gate. But unlike
ordinary trips. he went armod with
instructions to pass the admiral and
his party into this port free Of duty
and the petty annoyances which less
distinguished travellers must endure.
The navy tug proved the faster. how
ever and when Stephens arrived Cap.
tain Eberle had made of with Admiral
Urlu, his wife and his baggage with
out even a 'by your leave" to the rep.
resentatiye of another arm Of the gov.
crnment which was seeking to do hon.
or to the famous visitor.
There was nothing for the Official
representative of the President TO do
but to report to his superior. tho col
lector of the port, and nothing for the
lntter to do but report to Washing
ton. Both dill so and the outcome Is
awaited with interest
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semi.annual dinner, and Captain f.
d. Smith kept him overnight at his
house.
Major Bertis- McGreal" was at Gov.
emor'S Island daily. and among the
many officers he took special fancy
to Lieutenant Dewey. The lieutenant
kept him over night several times. but
yesterday morning when the major"
appeared at the headquarters after
having apparently strenuous night.
the lleuteLant put him to bed again
and called up the Hotel Knickerbocker
To request that the majors" automo-
bile and chauffeur be sent down to
him. Instead, the hotel sent It's house
detective and demanded pay Of fifty
two-dollar board bill
While the stranger induced a young
woman friend to advance the money
for him, a search of his one piece OF
baggage at the hotel revealed his con-
nectIon with an umbrella house at
Niagara Falls. He had no secretary,
no automobile. no chauffeur so far as
the officers could discover. and Com
mander Major Banks" was not known
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BANQUET AND DANCE.

A banquet and dance was given
"Wednesday night at the Hermitage,
fl ogden canyon. by the younger men
of the local lodge of Elks. to the lad
les who participated In the amateur
theatrical performance recently held
at the Grand Theater in this city.
The merry party, consisting of thir-
ty-two young people and three chaper
ones, gathered at the club rooms at
leight o'clock and were carried to the
canyon resort In the large sightseeing
automobiles that are used during the
season to transport visitors to Ogden's
summer resort
There was dancing until II p. m.
when the banquet was served In the
large dining room of the hostelry. af-
ter which the party returned TO the
city.
The members OF the party follows,
Chaperones: Mrs. C. a. Smurth-
waite, Mrs, c, NJ. Clay, Mrs. John
Lynch: Misses Constance Smurth.
waite. Jessie Lewis, Minnie Brown.
Bessie Blair, Louise Bartlett, Arta
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CHARITY BRIDGE WHIST.

Thursday night was ladies' night at
the Weber club and the members of
the Martha society entertained one
hundred fifty guests at bridge whist.
after which refreshments were serv-
ed. The affair was q brilliant one
and was arranged for the purpose of
securing funds TO aid the women and
children Of the poorer class, and tho
committee In charge state that their
best hopes were realized In the ticket
sales Prizes were won by Mrs. Hen.
ley and Alec Patterson
Those who entertained small par
ties included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nye.
Mr., and Mrs. ice Thomas. Mr.. and
Mrs O. M Runyau. Mr and Mrs G.
A Woodruff. DR.. and Mrs. A. S, Con-
don, Mr.. and Mrs. T. r O'Connelly,
Mayor and Mrs. A. L. Brewer. DR..
and Mrs. A. p. Hibbs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Farley Wright, Jimmy Dunn Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Browning. rr. rnl Mrs
Frank NJ. briggs, Mr.. and Mr.. VIII
! Wright.
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CARD PARTY.

Mrs C. F. Osgood was hostess on
Friday at one of the most artistically
arranged afternoon affairs of the sea-
son. The rooms we're beautiful in the
different shades of wistaria, In the
dining room and hall masses of lllacs
were in evidence, while In the draw
Ing room and library iris was used
The chandeliers were festooned with
the prevailing colors. and the ensem-
BILE was an unusually brilliant one
The color Idea was carried out in the
refreshments in many pretty little de-
tails.
Violin music was furnished by Wal
ter Zeimer and sister during the after
noon, The hostess was assisted by
Miss Eva Leek and Miss Eulalie Dale
In a vegetable guessing game, the
prize was won by Mrs Ross Guthrie
and at FIVE hundred prizes were won
by Mrs. Fred NJ. Nye and Mrs. Joseph
Grant Of Salt Lake City.
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AUTOMOBILE PARTY.

Mrs l. Boyle, of 655 Twenty. eighth
street, was hostess at IN automobile
party, numbering six. and chaperoned
by Mrs. 3, F. Livingston, Thursday az
ternoon
A delightful drive about the city
was followed by a trip to Brigham
City, where dinner was served and
upon the return to ogden, short stop
was made at Utah Hot Springs, where
luncheon was served.
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Simpson. Lizzie Watkins. Eulah Was
tener, Josephine Farr, Eva Dalton,
Nellie Bluth. Bertha Gordon, Amy
Clay, Myrtle Jones. Bertha Jarvis.
Miss Chapson; Messrs. F.. a. Burt, o.
p. Meckes, c.. o. DeWolf, o. Pet
erson, H P. Anderson. Harry Chap
son. G. q. Stevens, w. D. w. Eel
Ter. l.. ]. Clark, l. c. KimbaIl. H .
Rosenbluth. Gus Sande1 Mr Whit
lock, j c. Carver. George Wall, Tom
| McKinstry.
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MUSICALE.

The Musical History club will give
Its sixth musicale next Friday even
ing, In the Congregational church. 1t
will be an amateur evening. and one
of the younger pupils of each teacher
In the city will play. Former pro
grams have been the work of profes'
slonals, and this concert has been ar
ranged to demonstrate the work IN
music being done by the younger
people.
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AUTO PARTY.

A party OF young ladies' were de
lightlully entertained at an auto par
ty, Thursday afternoon, by Miss Julia
Roberts, one OF the popular society
buds of Bliss. Idaho
Among the guests werc the Misses
Susie Jackman, Loretta Clause. Ida
Terrell and Louise and Gertrude Muir
ray with Mrs. ]. p. Keller and Mrs.
w. B. Wedell as chaperone5
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A. R Haywood left Tuesday morn
Ing for the cast.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wattls visit
ed In Salt Lake this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Carver left this
week for a visit to Seattle
Fred G. Taylor Of Lewiston. Idaho,
was an Ogden visitor this week,
Mrs w. A Middleton and daughter
have returned from their California
trip.
Willard Kay is home from Stanford
University TO spend the summer vaca-
ton.
Mrs. I. l. Reynolds will entertain
the Monday card club Monday after
noon.
James n. Mclaughlin of Salt Lake
City visited his parents in Ogden this
week,
Mrs. Frederick Holt of Pocatello,
Idaho. Is the guest Of Mrs. +, NJ
briggs.
Mrs. A r. Bowman has gone TO
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BINGHAM-HODGSON.

A marriage Of interest to a large
circle of friends is that Of Miss Mary
Elinor Bingham. daughter Of Mrs
Margaret Bingham. to Fred w Hodg-
son. which occurred Tuesday noon in
Salt Lake temple. President Winder
officiating,
The young couple left at $50 o'clock
the same evening on the Los Angeles
Limited for San Diego, where they
Will make their home for two or three
years. Mr. Hodgson has accepted a
position with w. F. Shebbard, q prom.
ipent architect of San Diego.
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MISS AlANO ENTERTAINS.

Miss Emily Aland entertained few
of her girl friends at her home 1915
Washington avenue. Thursday after
noon. from four until eight. Pitt was
the afternoons diversion, and the head
prize WAS won by Miss Hazel Royle,
while Miss Edith Nav received the
BOBBY. A dainty supper was served,
after which the guests dispersed.
Those present were Misses Zella
Cowan, Crystal Cowan. Louise Pierce.
Hazel Royle, Edith Nav, Edythe Read.
Marie Sanford and Emer Sanford.
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Bright Boy!

James. my son. take this letter to
the post Office and pay the postage for
It" After q little while the boy James
returns highly elated, and says. "Fa-
ther. l seed lot OF men putting let
ters In little place. and. when no one
was looking. l slipped yours in for
nothing!"
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Chicago TO visit with relatives for TWO
months.
Mrs. D. c. Olmstead left this week
for Los Angeles for visit OF six
weeks OF so.
Mrs. 2. NJ. Reagan, of Portland. Ore
gon, Is visiting her mother. Mrs. WI
| liam Eccles.
Mrs, A r. Mcintyre entertained the
members of her sewing club on Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. Paul Kimball. of Chicago, Is
visiting here with her father, Hon
Frank J. Cannon.
Mrs. r, G. Seagon of Los Angeles
Twenty-siXth street
Miss Kathryn Woodcock lef. Tues
day for a visit of several weeks in
Omaha and St Paul
Mrs. a w. Walker and Mrs. VIII
Eccles Will be hostesses at a bridge
tea Tuesday afternoon.
The annual Junior ball of the OG
den High School will be given on
Tuesday evening, June S.
Mrs. John T Hurst and little daugh-
ters are home from a several months
| stay in southern California,
J w. A. HickenloopeT left this week
{ for Blackfoot, Idaho. where he will
visit friends for Il few days.
Mrs Walker West and children o.
Hood River Oregon, are in ogden for
4 few weeks stay with relatives.
Mrs Walter Poulton, of Salt Lake
City, visited her mother Mrs. H f.
jWoodmansee. a few days this week,
The Sixth Ward religion class VIII
give an operetta Thursday evening at
the Fourth Ward amusement hall.
The w. c. T. T. met at tho home of
Mrs. Eisenberg. SEQ West Twenty
fourth street. Wednesday afternoon.
The Martha Society met with Mrs.
Thomas D. Dee Monday afternoon
about twenty members being present.
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unl praise from the Chinese with
whom she has come In contact, and no
doubt the court OF st. Petersburg will
find in her the same qualities to ad-
mlre.
Mrs. Straus has been In Turkey be-
lore and knows the country officially.
AT this time of strife and turmoil her
position will be tho most unusual and
VIII require the utmost diplomacy.
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a dancing party will be given Fri
day evening, May 2Sth. at the Con
gress dancing academy, under the aus
pices of the young ladies' of st. JOS
eph's church The patronesses for the
large amair arc Mrs. A. r. Heywood
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With the announcement of the ap-
pointment of Mr ". w. RockhiH to
the ambassadorsnlp of Russia and Mr..
Oscar f. Straus to tho ambassador
ship to Turkey, much interest centers
In the wives who represent the social
head OF the American colony in these
two places Mrs. Rockhlll has been
with her husband ir China during the
past few years and has won contln.
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Mrs. r. 3 sedton arrived in ogden
Wednesday from Los Angeles 10 visit
her son, Albert Seaton. at 90 26th
street. Mrs. Seaton was d former
resident OF Ogden. She will spend two
or three months with her son before
returning TO her home In California.
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a Correction.

We made n mistake last week. It
being George Minick who died IN
stead of George Wolfe.-Bixler Cor
respondence, Newport (Pa) News.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dent Mowrey left Fri
day evening for Europe. where they
will spend five years studying music.
On Monday evening, the seniors Of
the Ogden High school will enjoy an.
other of their successful class par
ties.
The graduating exercises Of the We
Der academy will be held at the acad-
envy hall Wednesday evening, May
I26th
Mr.. and Mrs S NJ. Swanger Of Wei
ser. Idaho, are guests of their son, r,
IF. Swanger, at SIG Twenty fourth
street.
Miss Norma Sears will leave soon
for Chicago to spend the summer va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
IHeber j. Sears.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. C, Hanley announc
the engagement Of their daughte-. An
ME Marie. to John l.. MCGOWAN, OF st.
Paul, Minnesota,
Miss Inez Littlcton was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon at a Kensington
given In compliment TO her guest
Miss Mary Hunt of St Louis.
Mrs. c. II. Stevens and children
who have been visiting with Council.
man S. O. Stevens OF Logan. expect
to return home Sunday morning.
Miss Clara b. Johnson, who has
been teaching the past year In El Cen
tro. Cal. arrived home Today, and
will spend the summer in Ogden.
Miss Cramer ot the District For
est Service. entertained a few OF her
Intimate friends, Monday evening al
her apartments at 2155 Adams avenue
A splendid concert was given at the
Third Ward institute Tuesday even
ing, and the excellent program was
enjoyed by a large number or people
Mr. and Mrs. James Pingree an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Sarah, 10 DT- J r. Calvert
the marriage 10 be solemnlzed June l6
Judge and Mrs. w, L. Maginnis and
two children have returned from thelI
eastern trip. Miss Florence Magin
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Miss Helen Rivers entertained the
members OF her card club on Wednes-
day evening. The game was 500 and
prizes were won by Miss Dorothy
Wood and Jesse Morris. Decorations
of spring blossoms and plumosa were
used, and supper followed the card
games. The club Will meet again In
two weeks with Miss Lillian Holmes
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The Mob Hill Congregational ladies
VIII be the hostesses at a church tea
10 be given at the home of Mrs. e. w
Newcomb, 1863 Robinson avenue,
Thursday afternoon, May 27. All lad
les Of tho church and friends arc cor
daily urged to attend.
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Mr. Clyde w Lindsay has returned
home from a three-year mission to
Germany. With him came his sister,
Maude, who met him in New York
City. The Sightseeing from the me
tropolis home was greatly enjoyed by
both,
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Miss Pricilla Growe was hostess at
delightfully."- arranged evening af-
fair on Monday in honor OF her guest,
Miss Edna Burt OF San Francisco. The
decorations were beautifully carried
out in red and green. tulips, carna-
tonS and ferns being used. The even
Ing was spent at music and games.
and in a guessing contest prizes were
Won by Miss Margaret Wilding and
Edward Neyin.
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ChIldhood'e Needs,

Children have more need Of models
than Of cr.dcS.-Joubert
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umn.
Mrs Sid Badcon has Issued invita-.
tlon for two afternoons OF next week
On Thursday five hundred will be the
diversion, and on Friday bridge will
be the game.
Senator and Mrs. Kuchler left Wed.
nesday for Seattle where they will
spend the summer ia the interest of
the Utah exhibition at the Yukon
! Alaskan exposition.
The Ladies' of the Baptist Kensing-
ton and their friends will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Mainline.
219 West Twelfth street, Friday af-
ternoon, May 2Sth
Miss Julia Roberts who has been
visiting in Ogden during the past
three weeks. left for Pocatello Friday,
where she Will make a brief visit, re.
, turning to her home in Bliss.
, The Womon's Missionary Society of
the Methodist church Will be enter
tanned by Mrs, J. c. Nyo. 2546 Adams
avenue. on Thursday afternoon. An
interesting meeting Is promised.
Mr.. Louis Pingree has returned
from Pnlo Alto. California, where he
Is student ut Stanford University, to
spend tho vacation months with his
parents. Mr, and Mrs. Dtxld PIngree
The Haliyon Sewing club met Fri
dey with Mrs. Patterson. The after
noon was pleasantly spent and delic-
iouS refreshments were served. The
next meeting Of the club Will be with
Mrs. Abe Kuhn
Mrs. Lettie Mowrey left Friday for
Butte, Montana. After a visit of a
few weeks there she will spend sew
cral weeks in Seattle. and before her
return will enjoy a trip through Vel.
lowstone park,
The Mutual Improvement associa-
! tlon Of the Fifth ward will give a
I dancing party and entertainment on
Friday evening, May 2S in honor of
John r. Watson, who Will leave soon
for the mission field In England,
Mrs Mary S. Gibson, accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Alma Todd. ar
rived in the city Thursday from Den
Yer, and will spend the summer visit
Ing with her daughter. Miss Nellie
Todd of the District Forest Service.
Mrs Charles Barton of this city was
one Of the guests at most elaborate
out of.town affair, In the nature of
a reception given Wednesday by Mrs.
John w. Thornley,, or Kaysvllle in
honor Of her husbands fftieth birth
day.
AT the next meeting of the Child
JCulture club to be held Tuesday. MAY
rs. at the home of Mrs. F.0S. Smith
31S7 Adams avenue, DR.. Anna Wright
Will deliver q lecture. All members
ere urged to be present. as an inter
estlng meeting Is assured,
Mr. Clyde w. Lindsay has returned
home from threeyear mission to
Germany. With him came his sister
\
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Mrs. Don Mcguire, Mrs. George Mat
, son and Mira. D. A. Smyth.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Pingree an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Sarah, TO DR.. r. Calvert,
the marriage TO be solemnlzed June l6.
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Senator and Mrs. Kuchler left Wed.
nesday for Seattle where they will
spend the summer ia the interest of
the Utah exhibition at the Yukon
Alaskan exposition.
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Judge and Mrs. w. L. Maginnis and
two children have returned from their
eastern trip. Miss Florence Magin-
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WOMEN IN FOREIGN coURTs.-AT
ROCKHILL, OF THE NJ EWLY APPOINTED AMBASSADOR
S WIFE
NEWLY APPOINTED TURKEY.
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Mrs. Sid Badcon has Issued invita-
tlon for two afternoons of next week.
On Thursday iiye hundred will be the
diversion, and on Friday bridge will
be the game.
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The Ladies of the Baptist Kensing-
ton and their friends will be enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. Mainline.
2l9 West Twelfth street, Friday If
ternoon, May 2Sth.
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mis-. will not return home until aut
umn.
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A splendid concert was given at the
Third Ward institute Tuesday even
ing, and the excellent program was
enjoyed by a large number OF people
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The w. c. T. U. met at tho home of
Mrs. Elsenberg SEQ West Twenty
fourth street. Wednesday afternoon
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The graduating exercises of the We
Der academy will be held at the acad-
emy hall "Wednesday evening, May
26th
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AT the next meeting of the Child
Culture club to be held Tuesday, May
rs. at the home of Mrs. F.0S. Smith,
3lSI Adams avenue, DR. Anna Wright
VIII deliver q lecture, All members
ere urged to be present. as an inter
estlng meeting Is assured
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The Martha Society met with Mrs
Thomas D Dee Monday afternoon.
about twenty members being present
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Hiss Cramer, ot the District For
est Service. entertained a few OF her
Intimate friends, Monday evening at
her apartments at 2155 Adams avenue.
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The Sixth Ward religion class VIII
eive an operetta Thursday evening at
the Fourth Ward amusement hall.
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Mr.. and Mrs S NJ. Swanger of Wei
ser. Idaho, are guests of their son, r,
F. Swanger, at S19 Twentyfourth
street
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Miss Julia Roberts who has been
visiting in Ogden during the past
three weeks, left for Pocatello Friday,
where she VIII make a brief VISIT, re-
turning to her home in Bliss.
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Miss Clara b. Johnson, who has
been teaching the past year in El Cen
tro. Cal. arrived home loday, and
will spend the summer in Ogden.
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Miss Norma Sears will leave soon
! for Chicago to spend the summer va
cation with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
lHeber j. Sears.
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On Monday evening, the seniors OF
the Oglen High school will enjoy an
other of their successful class par
ties.
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Mrs. Charles Barton of this city was
one of the guests at most elaborate
out-oftown affair, In the nature of
a reception given Wednesday by Mrs.
John w. Thornley,, or Kaysyllle, in
honor Of her husbands fftleth birth
day.
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Mrs Walter Poulton, of Salt Lake
City, visited her mother, Mrs. H E.
Woodmansee. a few days this week
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. C, Hanley announce ,
the engagement Of their daughter. An
ME Marie. TO John l.. MCGOWAN, OF st.
Paul, Minnesota,
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Mr. and Mrs Dent Mowrey left Fri
day evening for Europe. where they
Will spend five years studying music.
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Mrs. c. H Stevens and children,
who have been visiting with Council
man S. o. Stevens OF Logan. expect
to return home Sunday morning.