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LIsT o. PueLlc sALEs.

March 3.-Real Estate, at Court House
for John n. Rodney, attorney, at
10 o'clock, a. M, by Stidham G.
Son, Auctioneers.
March 3.-Public Sale at 12 o'clock,
% acre farm. Mrs. Annie p. Gar
rett, Striekersvile, Pa.
March 3.-Public Sale Of Registered
Stock and Farm Machinery, 1-2
mile above Wooddale, on Lancas-
ter Pike, at P. m. Lilburne
Chandler.
March s.-sale Stock and Farming
implements for executors Of 4.
Newton Chambers, near Mermaid
on Lime Stone Road at f2 o'clock,
noon by Stidham & Son.
March 4.-Sale Of High Grade Furni-
ture, Administer Carpets and Rugs,
Bedding, linoleum and Mattings. at
Stidhann & Sons Auction Store,
iii East Fourth St., at o'clock,
p. m. "Watch this paper for ad
Of SALE"
March 5-Sale Of Stock and Personal
Property for William Stafford. near
Eden Park, at 2 o'clock, p. m., by
stidham g. Son, Auetioneers.
March 7-Sale Of Stock for Pusey
Brown at Talleyville, Brandywine
Hundred, o'clock, p. M, by
Stidham g. Son.
March 8-Sale Of Furniture and An
tioues, estate Of Mary Chandler on
Lancaster Pike above Mile Tav-
ern at I o'clock, p. M, by Stidham
g. Son, Auctioneers.
March 9-Sale Of household goods anc
farm implements and stock, on the
road from Hare's Corner to Chris.
tiana, Del. Thomas F. Fleminq.
/ March 1O.-Sale Of personal propert,
for oeeurity Trust Co., Of Jones
Estate near CentreVille, at 4
o'clock, a. M, by Stidham G. Son
Auctioneers.
March 10-Adninistrator's Gale of Per
sonal Property Of the late Rober
Dennison on Limestone Road, I o.
miles South Of Southwark Station
on the Landenberg Branch Of E
g. o.
March 14.-Sale Of Stock and Persona
property for Dominiok Lombard,
on Newark Road, I mile fron
Stanton, at f2 o'clock, noon, b,
Stidham G. Son, Auctioneers.
March 17-Public Sale of cattle ami
Horses at Hares' Corner Hotel, b.
w. S. Burris.
March f7.-Sale of Furniture at %
Broome street, for John Gibbons
at 9 o'clock a. m, by Stidham 4
Son. Auctioneers.
! March 21-Public sale Of Farming I'm
pements and Household Goods o.
Arthur V. T. Weld. WooddaIs. De
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NATURALIZATION COURT.

The rules of the naturalization court
were gone over by Judge Bradford this
morning, and an Interpretation was
made that an applicant unsuccessful at
an examination would have to prose-
cute his application to termination
within a year ensuing The court was
of the opinion that it was not contem-
plated that an unsuccessful applicant
could drag his case along for an inde-
finite period.
Only one applicant for citizenship
was admitted. His name was Ludwig.
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ON SATURDAY


THE 5rH DAY OF MARCH 1910. -
az 10 o'clock A. NJ.
the following described Real Estate. viz.
brick store and dwelling house thereon.
situate I'm the said citv OF Wilmington,
bounded and described as follows that is
to say
BeFinning at the southeasteriy corner or
Fourteenth and Walnut streets thence
southcrly aioag the casterlv side Of Wal
nut street sixteen feet six Inches TO a
corner in other lands OF the said Robert
McCaullcy. thence eastcrly along sai0 line
Of land parallel with Fourteenth street
and through the centre Of the party wall
seventy feet TO the westerly side of a
four-fect wide alley running into Four
tecnth street. thence northcriy along said
alley side parallel with Walnut street six
teen feet Six inches TO the southcrlN side
Of Fourteenth street and thence by the
same westerly seventy feet TO the place of
beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may. with the free and unintcrrun-
ted right. use and privilege OF said al
ley with others entitled thereto In COM
mon forever, subject nevertheless TO AN
equitable share OF the cost charges and
expense OF keeping said alley in ropait
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Robert McCaullcy, Executor
Of Robert McCaulley. deceased and Ann
" McCaulley, surviving morigagor and TO
be sold by .......
shorim's OHce. Wilmington, Del,
February 18th. 1910
] ffob1S 10 J. % 26 Mari
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CONDEMNATION
FOR POSTOFFICE

Action looking toward condemnation
of two stable properties adjoining the
Federal building will be taken within a
few days. Judge Bradford and District
Attorney Nields talked over the sub
ject this morning, but definite action
awaits the return of J. Harvey White
man, one of the counsel for the property
owners, who is in Nevada
The condemnation proceedings may be
set for March 16. A jury Of condemna-
tion may be asked for by the property
owners.
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PROPOSALS

CoVERNoRs ISLAND. n. Y. IL.
" March T. 19i0.-Scaicd proposals. IN
triplicate. for furnishing Fuel, Gasoline.
Mineral OH. and Forage and Straw i3
months supnly--July, August and sep
tembcr). required In Dept OF the East,
during ycaf ending June 80. 1871. VIII be
received here until 10 a. m. April l. 1910,
T.. S. reserves right TO reject or accept
any or an proposals or amy part thereof.
Information furnished ON application
Envelopes containing proposals VIII be
endorsed proposals for Fuel Gasoline.
Mineral ON and Forage ana straw az
-."- I. w LITTEIL, ID. @. NJ. c..
MarL23.t30n
ID ROPOsALs WILL BE RECEIVED
L at the County Engineers once,
Court House Wilmington. Del, up 10 l-
o'clock. noon. March Is. 1910. for
mounted stone crusher OF the capacity OF
l50 tons per day OF ten hours, Including
elevator screens and bins. The said "a
be delivered at some railroad station in
Brandywine Hundred
JAMES WILSON.
Nfar2 cod. ct County Engineer
pEEDY ISLAND QUARANTINE
N Port Penn, Del-Sealed proposals.
Will be received at above address nnu
/ H. o'clock NJ. March 49, 1910 ana thet
opened to construct gangway at lteenN
island Quarantine. Particulars and ne
cessary blanks may be obtained upon
I lapplication TO undersigned
w. A. kORN.
Mar2-lt Passed Asslstant snrscoI
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MAY START MEDICAL
INSPECTION NEXT WEEK

Dr II. G.. Buckmaster, chairman Of tho
health committee of the Board Of Educa-
tion, said this morning that the medical
inspection of the pupils Of the public
schools would probably begin the first Of
next week The printing Of blank forms
for distribution among the teachers and
pupils is awaited. II is the idea TO have
one physician assigned 10 each school.
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CARMEN AFTER
SUBSCRIPTIONS HERE

Car men Of Wilmington and New York
will be asked for subscriptions for the aid
OF the striking car men Of Philadelphia.
Two committees have been appointed, one
10 get subscriptions in New York and the
other TO obtain subscriptions in Winning
ton.
Those authorized to solicit union aid in
Wilmington arc. Walter Smith and Will
mar 0uillan.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
I XECUTORS' SALE OF
Z PERSONAL. PROPERT

EXECUTORS SALE OF
u PERSONAL PROPERTY
The undersigned. Executors Of the VII
of Henry c. Jones, deceased, VIII oiier
lat public sale.
THURSDAY. MARCH 10. 1910.
at ~ o'clock. a. M.
on the farm known as "Brooknolu, sit-
uate on the Kennctt Pike. near Center
VILE Delaware. the following personal
property, viz.
Three horses, (workers and drivers.
one colt O. years old. ten cows, tsome
close springsrs) lot Of r.. G. Rhode ls-
land Chickens. carriages. wagons, har-
ness. farming implements, creamery fix
lures and other articles too lerous 20
mention: also hay and straw by the
ton and ten acres of wheat I'm the ground
TERMS or SALE-Al purchases
amounting TO $1,000 or less TO be paid for
I'M cash: for purchases amounting 10 over
$1,000 note at months. with good
endorser. will be accepted, or "a discount
Of per cent will be allowed for cash
lsECJRITY TRUST g. SAFE DEPOSIT
COMPANY.
| iTWGIlMAN JOHNSTON
Mar2.5.l. EA'e"' ols--
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deal or service. Gentlemen wanting
horses should attend this sale as l eN-
pcct TO show YOU the best that money
can buy. and acclimatcd ready for uso'
right off tho Virginia farms.
one Prince Ashton Colt coming 4
years old. sire record 2i6 ono nice sor-
rel colt Horses must be as represented
OF money refunded.
You viii have ono week 20 ascertain
the defects Horses can be seen three
days before sale
Sale under cover
JOHN 4. O'NEAT,
w S. TOWNSEND.
Ellis Hicks. Clcrk
1rchog- Nfarf93
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Retreat for Boys at ST. Pauls.

The Rev. Joseph NJ. Schneider, the
Redemptorist Father. viii conduct the
retreat for the boys of ST. Pauls par
ish, which win begin on Passion sun
day and close ON Palm Sunday The
.retrcat is intended especially for tfe
Infant Jesus Sodality and St. Aloysils
Sodallty. but il is expected that an the
boys who have made their first con-
rnunian xn Join in the exercises.
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LOST AND FOuND

T OsT-BLACK SEAL GARD CASE
II containing railroad pass bearing
name Of James T. Robertson. Reward n
returned to 6if Washington street or
Pennsylvania Railroad. Mar2-st
r OST-SATURDAY EVENING GOLD
l. brooch. garnet and pearl stones.
going from Sixth and Franklin to Eighth
street car. 10 Delaware avenue car 70
Avenue Theatre. Reward if retuned 10
coo Franklin street. M.I--l-
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FOR RENT.

FoR RENT~sfLo~ STEEL FORMS f6
build silo OF concrete, diameter. SIX
teen feet inside; any farmer can build
his own silo. Address.
BROOKDALE FARM Centreville. Del.
Febi9-10t.
Tor RENT - D-ESTABLISHFD
milk stand. 7O3 West Seventh street
Stable In rear Apply SECURITY TRUST
AND SAFE DEPOSIT co Fah2S-3t
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NOTICES

At '0Tic'f.~NNY PERSON HAVtNG De
~ mands against Hannah y. Glenn
estate. Wilmington, viii present same 20
J. W. Alexander, Administrator hy April
I 1nl0 J. W. ALEX ANDER.
Feh2s-A Maria No fi2 East Seventh 81.
~ OTiCE-I DESIRE TO INFORM
~ the public that ] have purchascd the
millinery business OF Mrs. l.. j. Mas
TINS S60-S0i Ford Bldg. where I shall
be clad 10 see an her former patrons.
and my own. Being we'll acquainted
with her trade. having been associated
with her formerly in business. Opening
WAY" MRS. SOPHIA a. HAuGH
aTnrn-Ifup-onu
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ellis Hicks. Clcrk.
1'cb26- Mari2.3.f.
pUBLIC SALE.

~ bllN SALE.
VIII be sold at public sale az the
tho village of Christlana Del,
ON TUESDAY. MARCH Sth
at ~ o'clock, noon,
the following described personal prop
seven m Head of Horses: No. T. sam.
roam horse. 4 years old, sound. ANA 2
good worker and driver, fearless OF all
objects. No .. Rcttic bay mare 9 years
old good worker. sound. No. 3, Jess.
sorrel horse. ~ years old. sound, good
worker. and safe for lady 10 drive NO.
worker and driver. fearless OF an OBJ
Iects. sound No r.. Nellie. bay marc,
years old. with foal, good worker and
9fFet tser. sINnp oid Win soei ssfe Tor woman
to drive No. q Sadie. bay colt. coming
wears old
hoifers. Mostly fresh or close spring
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. ETC. 1--WE
farm wagons one hay rigging, one Ger
good as new, Mccormick binder in good
order; I Dccring Mower. / Superior grain
drill, / horse rake, roller sulky culuNA.
tor. ! nearly new corn planter, corr
marker, / snring-tooth harrow. ! spike
tooth harrow. ! corn shelter. grain ran
Syracuse plows. ] hand cultivator corr
gle and double trees. set OF carriage ant
set of buggy harness % sets wagon har
ness. collars. brides. lines. etc
Also one-half interest OF a. acres o
! wheat in tho ground.
/ TERMS OF SAl.E-On an sums of 81
land less cash will he required, on ~
sums over that amount a credit Of cigh
/ months will be given by the purchase
giving haniSahle note with approved on
dorscr, interest added from day Of sale
Q per cent of for cash on all crodi
| sums No goods to he removed until con
ditiona Of sale are compiled with.
ANNIE -. AppLEBN,
OLIVER H. AppLEBY.
/ Geo T. Davis, Auct
David Applcby and Wallace Helmon
I flcrtse Marl-6t
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FDUCATIONAL

ID RIVATE LESSONS GIVEN IN COR
L rect English speaking aud writing
Terms moderate Address X, Journal
Office. Marl-ll
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FOR SALE

Nsf7fi 6fi''f7~DR. WARDS HEADACHE
Il Powders: the best on the markets;
trDy them. BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
FOR SALE
a Household furniture. consisting or
the following: one ulahogany bookcase,
u,apla desk one 3-picce oak bedroom
snifc. chiffOniers, couchcs, one bed
lounge chairs rugs one Chase up
corner Eighteenth and Van Buren SITS.
Mari-5t.
-OR SALE-CIGAR STORE. no. lSos
L Market street. Apply after O'Clock
Ii. m JOSEPH WALSH.
Nar2-6f.
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"EASTER SEA TRIPS"

Baltimore 10
Savannah and return .......... .SlA.VV
Jacksonville and return $1,000
including meals and stateroom ac-
commodations on steamer.
Merchants and Miners Trans.
CO.. will sell tickets for saiings
of March 21st and 2Srd, good re-
turning within 10 days from date
Of sale.
Secure tickets and reservations eariy
W. p. Turner, p. T. NJ, Baltimore Md
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WANTED

xTTSiS'f fsiS SffRNfTURE OF ALL
w kinds. highest prices paid for part
on entire households. Hotels. restaurants
ONCE fixtures roll top desks, safes
a spec.alty. All kinds OF stoves and car
pets sold or exchanged. Se-ond- hand
tools bought. Goodls second hand clothes
bought OVercoats and pants specially.
Bring your Raw Furs 70 Us
Phone, Delmarvia. TO. 23i3.
CHARLES S. HURLOCK,
Ian7-tf. Seventh and Poplar Sts.
xrYANTED-iOO0 CARPETS TO CLEAN;
w storage rooms for rent Sl.50 and s.
per month Both phones.
GEO. L. LANG CO, 1905 Orange st
] Fob24-tf
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sHERIFF SALES.

SAf.E-BY ViRrUE OF a
writ Of Icvari Facias to me directed.
will be exposed TO Public Sale. at the
Court House. on Market street. between
OF Wilmington, New Castle county, Del
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PuBL1c SALES
---------llrl-1
DUBLIC SALE


PUBLIC SALE
Buggies Horses. Registered Fresh
Guernsey Cows. Prize pedigree Registered
bull. dairy fixtures and farming lmple-
mcnts, I D.. m, Thursday. March 3.
IILBURNE CHANDLER,
Lancaster Pike u mile above Wooddale,
Del. Feb2i-9t
HoRsEs At PRIVATE SALE. APPLY
20 A. r. HOWELL,
Fch26-lt Chrlstlana, Delaware
PUBLIC SALE.
of hlgh-class Virginia Horses will he
sold az VIM. Martins Sale Stables. Third
and Orange streets. Wilmington. Del,
SATURDAY. MARCH o. 1910.
nt o'clock, y. m.
one carload Of nne young horses. rang
ing from 70 years old among them
are some fine brood mares.
These horses are chunks. selected OK
pressly for farm and draft purposes and
will hll the demands OF those wanting
that class. Also 20 head of secondhand
horses. young and VIII return a great
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BUYERS GUIDE


OF WILMINGTON.
cependabis tiousss. Shon bv Prona
XIY D. WILLIAMS co.
w S9i Orange st. Roofing, Spouung nnu
Heating. Metal ana competition ruohnE
Hot Air heating and vontiatnG. Repair
irg promptly done. Phones. a26-iy
ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEERS
E. l.. RICE, JR., CO. Qnc)
Architects and Engineers. SIS Market 81
30 Gears OF active practice brings 10 oui
clients. much useful knowledge IN desieh
and construction. and we warrant our
work correct in all respects.
Tv YOU WANT HIGHEST CASH
1 PRICES FOR YOUR FuRS. See
Dec. .6-tf LEWIS !. BAER. 6i3 King st.
CTANLEY sILKA. TAILOR.
= Southeast Corner Ninth and Pine SIS
Cleaning pressing dyeins and securing
Ladies and mems clothes repaired.
Delmarvia phone 35dS. feh2i-lmo
w JAMES PAYNE, 60i Christiana 81
Fcb2S-6t.
EO WEDDING INVITATIONS, si.sg ur
w at JOHNSTON'S, ii T. ith 81
scpt30-e o. d.-tf.
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PERSONAL

Al REFINED LADY, As, WISHES TO
Address Box B.. this Office Mar9-2t
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DCBLIC SALE
OF stock farming implements and
household goods on TUESDAY, March
sth. al ] o'clock. by j. S. rrcdd, Rock
Springs farm. Montchanln, Del.
TERMS CASH
Mnrl-6t. WAf n. INNk, Auct
DUBLIC SALE
4 Having sold my farm. will sell at
stock without reserve, az my residence
al Tanovviue on the concord pike on
MONDAY. MARCH 9Th. 1910,
at / o'clock p. M, sharp.
Seventeen head Of iirst-cl1ss Mich
Cows Hoisioin and Guernsey 10 OF those
COWS have calves by their side and tho
rest sprineers fine Holstein bun COM
ing years old one bay mare, weight
100 mounds No. / farm mare.
TERMS or SALE-Crcdt OF three
months with bankable note with approv-
ed endorsor .. ,,,,~,,,..-
stidham & SON. Aucts Marl-ot
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-FARM or Is ACRES AT
TalcyVilc known as "Hurnby
Farm. Apply SECURITY TRUST AND
SAFE DEPOSIT co Mnri-St
EOR RENT-APARTMEN I ROOMS
aud bath with heat and hot WA.
ter THE ANGELUS. s W. Cor Van
A. Phone si65. Possession March e5th.
Murchi-1mo.
EOR PENTHOUSE AND LOT. WITH
Il stable for two horses. at Price s.
Corner w. j. ARMSTRONG.
d. g. A. Phone 9ii-L Mar2-3t
EOR RENT-HOUSE. No. l20 KING
st. Inquire in store.
Mur2-2t
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ponMs FoR RENr !

SntURD, sos. so7 AND s65 RACE 81,
" philadelphia Rooms 2ic, sc. soc
Gerflemen only. nl-nl-lv.
EOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
4 second-story front room with all
conveniences. on Market street near
Twelfth. Address X, Journal ONCE.
Febl7-lmo.
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noon. Miss Margaret Summerhays Will
entertain with d kensingtOn Thursday
afternoon. and Mrs. Z. b. Isgreen will
also entertain in her honor one of the
afternoons OF the week.
\ y x
Miss Ethel Campbell entertains We'd
nesday afternoon at bridge to meet her
guest Miss Minnie Balm, of Chicago.
4 X
There viii be a called meeting of the
p. =. o. society Tuesday evening at 7
o'clock to be held with Mrs. g. II. Nc
MahOn, % Caithness apartments. The
principal business OF the evening Will
be TO arrange the details of a recep-
ton TO be given in honor of the SUI
preme organizer of the society, Mrs.
Edith PrOuty. of Humboldt. Ia, who is
sent by the supreme grand chapter ~
inspect the chapters in the west. Mrs.
PrOuty comes from BlackfOOt Ida, on
her way TO the coast, and viii arrive
September 9 in Salt Lake.
x x X
The Primary union viii meet Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock in the First
Methodist church.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Reese, sr., will
entertain Wednesday evening at the
home of their son, A. A. Reese, to cele-
brate the fifty-fourth anniversary of
their wedding.
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Coming Events

The news that the FerullO band Will
remain another week at Saltair viii be
the signal for many pleasant parties TO
be given at the popular resort, where
the attractions OF dancing and bathing,
together with the delightful musical
programs offer more than the ordinary
Inducements.
The largest social event of the week
Will be the dancing party for which
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Daily have issued a
large number Of invitations 10 be given
Tuesday evening at their home, Sl9
East South Temple street
a dinner Will be given this evening
BY Mrs. Minnie Thompson al her home
in compliment TO Mrs. J. r. Cook and
Miss Alvina Eiseumann, who are guests
at the Thomas j. Osborne home.
X = =.
Tomorrow (MOnday) afternoon, Miss
ROmOla King viii entertain with a
bridge tea given for Miss Williams and
Miss Halderman.
Mrs. Percival o. Perkins will enter
tain Friday afternoon in honor of Miss
Leone George, whose marriage to r. j.
Froiseth, "a brother OF Mrs. Perkins has
been announced
+ X X
For Miss Hazel Love, an early Sep
TENDER bride. her sister, Miss Geneve
Love. viii entertain Wednesday after
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formed by the Rev. r. G. McNiece and
VIII be preceded by a choice musical
program when Professor A. H. Peabody
Will preside at the organ, and NJ. ].
Brines will be heard in vocal solos.
The bride Will be attended by her sis
ter. Miss Mildred Jones, as maid Of
honor. The bridesmaids will all be
former pupils of the bride in the High
school and of her Sunday school class
in the First CONGREGATIONAL church.
and include the Misses Ruby Scranton,
Gertrude ingalls,, Wealthea Learned,
Daisy Harrison, Bella Carruthers and
Mabel Lubbock. Howard Jones viii be
the best man on the occasion, and Eu-
gene BrOaddus and Theodore Harte will
act as ushers. The bridal party Will
be entertained at a bridal supper fol-
lowing the ceremony al the home OF
the brides parents, Professor and Mrs.
Marcus L. Jones.
= x x
Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. ). n. Love for the wedding
reception Of their daughter, Eleanor
Hazel, 10 Carlos L. Dunford who will
be married in the temple Thursday
morning, September 1, To be given in
the evening at their suburban home,
2645 South Seventh East street.
X = X
Invitations will soon be issued for
the marriage OF Miss Margaret Clark,
daughter of United States Senator and
Mrs q ID. Clafk OF wyoming, ana Ut.
Josiah II. Holland Of Fort Douglas, who
is a member OF the medical corps at the
post. The marriage viii take place in
Evanston, Wyoming. the brides home,
and will be a brilliant affair. Miss
Clark has many friends in Salt Lake,
where she graduated from Rowland
hail. and is a charming and accom-
plished young girl.
X X X
Mr. and Mrs. William r. George an
nOunce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, LeOna, TO r. j. Froiseth, the we'd
ding to take place in September.
= \ \
The most brilliant matrimonial event
of the past week was the marriage Of
Miss Hilda Greeson and Earl l.. Cop
peck, which took place Thursday even
ing at the First Presbyterian church.
A delightful musical program was Civ
en- during the half hour preceding the
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Weddings and
Engagements

The marriage of Miss Chloe Smoot
daughter Of Senator and Mrs. Reed
SmOCt, and Ariel r.. Carbon of Logan,
viii take place Wednesday morning,
August "A, in the salt Lake temple. A
large reception will be given in the
evening from s 10 II at the family
home in Provo, on which occasion a
great many relatives and friends from
salt Lake and other places viii be pres
ent. The bride viii he attended by
Miss Veda Dickson of PaysOn, and the
bridegroom by his brother, Guy Carbon
IF Logan.
X y x
An interesting wedding Of the pres
ent week viii be that Of Miss Mabel A.
Jones and Dr.. Charles A. Broaddus
which will occur Saturday afternoon al
o'clock in the First Congregational
church. The ceremony will be per-