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two in Salt Lake sociul affairs. The
aim will be TO make the subscription
large enough for each person to enable
tho management to serve for tho first
time at n public dance here I'm elaborate
supper with perfect appointments. The
music and accessories will be in keep
ing and, if the plan works out, the as
semblics of 1901 will be memorable
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NOTICE.
Utah State Firemen,s Aceo,,a.,,

= :, - S1l'oII . tabSOClGtfOms
III, Molce Is hereby given that there
w w oe a meeting of the members of tbs
IRE station, No. rs North Second west
street; IN salt Lake City Utah. on An.
Jns' | Srd' at the hour. of u noon OF said
giy. 1iy. anu INC object OF said meeting is n.
decide whether or no this assoe,sf,o,, :"
aiia'i sila or shaii not be Incorporated under
Il;c 1I;G laws OF tho state OF Utah.
1ION. ASSoCAA-
By W; $, Cannon. President.
Hn' Gat' W; Ottley. Secretary. n
Dute OF first publication. ,I,,,y 1e,A ,c,1
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ApDlles for Letters.

district court Saturday Tor ietters OF ad-
minlstration on the estate Of her hus-
band, John H. White. who died iuiestate
July II, leaving AN insurance policy for
the United States for the delivery OF
meat to the military reservation here
There are eleven children
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Wasatch Literary Club.

The Wasatch Literary club held an
enjoyable outing at the lake Thurs
dav afternoon, when about twenty v-five
ladies were present at luncheon, which
was served at | O'Clock The affair
was in charge of Mrs. H. 6. Tawncy
and Mrs. Cassius Searles The table
was attractivcly decorated with sweet
peas and other garden flowers Later
in the afternoon a large number of the
ladies enjoyed bath in the lake.
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served, the table being decorated in
pink and white, After supper, the re-
mainder of the evening WAS spent in
dancing and other sports. Those en-
joying the affair were: Misses Blanche
Johnson. Myrtle Adams, Lillian Nord-
quist, Minnie Wilburp, Elsio Gallachcr,
Ethel Naylor, Florence Beers, Fidelia
Gay, Lenna Barker Maude Naylor,
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3sts at Silver Lake.
Hot

Tho for - guests arc registered
at the T. on hotel at Silver Lake:
Mrs. j. RS and family, Frank An
derson ,Iulia Amusscn, l.. G.. Bur
ton, NJ ct Burton. Clarence Bur
ton, ~ Mcintosh Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r.. Goodrich. Miss White, Mr.. Walk
or and party of four. Orson G. John
son, George +. Felt, Norman Felt. Mr.
and Mrs Seth a. LaDgton. Tbomns s.
Thomas, Mrs, Bruff. Mrs. Il. j.. Tibby,
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Tho week Just ended included several
particula rIy bright social affairs, chief OF
them being the tea given by Mrs. Cates
for Mrs. Hertzler, formerly Miss Eliz-
abeth Mcintyre. one Of the most inter
esting girls of her set and who is warm
" welcomed home. At the beautiful
Cottonwood home of the Ray Walkers,
Mrs. Walker WAS hostess at an enjoy
able affair on Thursday evening. The
Younger set had rare opportunity of
dancing to the heart s content with the
large dancing party given at the Coun-
try club Monday evening by Miss Mar.
garet Walker. Miss Margaret Dunn and
Miss Norinnc Thompson. while another
bright event OF the same character was
given by tho Misses Houston on We'd
nesday evening at the club. Mrs. Ben
ncr X Smith entertained at dinner Sat
urday evening for her daughter, Miss
Margaret Mcclure.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

The Misses Nellie and Beth Nelson
of Beaver, who have spent the pas
month here, have been the recipients of
many social affairs. Monday evening
an elaborate dinner was given in their
honor at the Louvre, covers being laid
for eight. Miss Nellio remains the com
ing woek as the guest of Mrs. /, B.
LaBelIe.
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Mrs Ezra Thompson and sons. Mrs. s.
NJ. Barlow and daughter, c.. II, Pear
sail and wife, DIR. Charles b. Carter and
wife. f. J.. .Tcssup, John G.. Mackay,
Mrs. j. c. Mackay, j. G.. Sharp, Mrs.
i. G.. Sharp. Lnvon Sharp, James D..
Murdoch. William Talberth, Carl r.
William j. b. Swensen. Willard Snow,
H. Kirtley, Alton Mayors. Leland
Mayors, Miss +. Gardner, r. II. Wigs,
Mrs j. r. White. Mrs. G, Mcintosh, +.
w Estes
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Mrs, c. P. Overfield and the Misses
Edna Dunn, Carrie Sappington, Stells
Fabian and Lucille FRANKIE left to
day for Silver Lake. where they viii
occupy the Elmer e. Darling cottage fol
two weeks.
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daughter Elizabeth, Miss Henrietta
Craft, Miss Kate Craft. Miss Kate
Young, Miss Enid May, Jack May,
Jr, and Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. May left
Saturday morning for camping trip
on the Weber river, where they will re-
main until August j
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Miss Rosamond Ritchie, who returned
to the city after year IS absence in the
east, where she has been attending
school in Boston, left the latter part
Of the week for Brighton.
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Mrs. D. B. Mudgett and Miss Edith
Mudgett leave Wednesday evening for
Los Angeles and the beaches, where
they will spend the remainder of the
summer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

S. W. Eccles will be welcomed dur
ing the week. His Island park home
will be occupied by tho family during
August. Mr.. Bancroft also has a place
at Island park and may pass portion
Of the summer there with his family.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Louis D. Gordon and
Miss Carrie Sappington left during the
week for Vernal, Utah, whero they will
spend some time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Adams pleasant
]y entertained at Waudamere THURSDAY
afternoon, when a delicious lunch anC
boating were features of the afternoon
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Mrs. NJ W. Lillard will leave soon
for Oregon 20 visit for several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Russell in
Portland.
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Miss Bernice Daley returned Fri
day from Chicago. She was accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Mary Sulli
van, OF FTeeport, III.
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| Mrs. J. c. Daley has returned from
a two weeks visit in Denver
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Mrs q. w. Putt of Omaha is a guest
in the city at the home Of her broth
or, JOAN j. DAILY.
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Mrs. A. II, Boxrud has had for guest;
for the past two weeks Mr. and Mrs
Everett O, Jones of Seattle
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Mrs. Zina Y Card has returned to
her home in Salt Lake after short
visit with friends in Wyoming.
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Mrs. Gus Ripe has returned from
the cast. accompanied by her sister
Mrs. u, S. Bennett. and niece, Miss
Irene Bennett.
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Miss Ruby Neslen will return Sunday
after spending two weeks with rela-
tives in Evanston, Wyo.
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: In order to prevent impostions
: and embarrassments, Tho Tribune
: requests that persons leaving social
: notes. and especially marriage no.
. tices or engagements, for publica-
!. ton leave with them names
J. through which the source OF the
. same may be traced IL the matter
. is called in question
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

Mrs, Robert Meyerhoffer and Mrs. a
Baglin OF Lark are visiting in the city
for 81 short time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

Bishop f, S. Spalding leaves today
TO Join his mother and sisters at their
summer home in the mountains neal
Denver. He will remain for about one
month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

Mrs. ]. r. Duckworth has returned
from two months visit to relatives
In st. Louis and other southern cities.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

Miss Linda Jessup aud Miss Mar.
gucrite Jessup leaves Monday for San
Francisco. whore they will Join their
mother, Mrs. r, j. Jcssup, and Miss
Emily Jessup. and will later go to
southern California.
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Miss May McMahan left Saturday fo1
Bingham, where she will visit Mrs. T.
II. Brines until Monday.
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DR.. and Mrs. Philo Il. Jones are il
the northwest for a few weeks.
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Mrs. W. S. Neslen will have as her
guest for a few weeks Miss Blanche
Comeron Of Evanston, Wyo.
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visiting for short time with Mr..
and Mrs. P. G. Brown, has returned to
her home in Ogden.
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For Miss Lillian Spence her sister,
Mrs. e, A. Woolf. delightfully."- enter
tanned ten at dinner Thursday even
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Miss Elsie Abrahamson, who has
been the guest of Miss Janet Wolfe,
leaves for her home Monday.
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- Samuel Newhouse Is entertaining his
cousin, Miss Wnsey OF Chicago mt his
home in East South Temple street.
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Miss Rhoda Larsen has as her guest
Miss Pearl Beckley Of Canton, O.
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Wandamere WIS the scene Of pretty
fiesta Thursday afternoon when the
O. f.. S. had picnic. 4 large number Of
members from the three chapters being
urpacpt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

Mrs, E. A. Rogers and small son
have gone TO Wasatch to remain several
weeks
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ington, D. c., will be guests for the
A. H. Crabbc. at his home, 729 East
Second South street They were fnr
merly residents of Ills city, arriving to-
Qay
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Mrs. G. Fl. Post and SON are at pres
ent at Ocea Park, Cal.
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Mrs. r. V. Hunt has returned from
Old Mexico.
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Miss Marjorie Palmer has gone tC
Los Angeles to visit with friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

The Misses Bryan and Grizelle Hous
ton entertained at a lake party Friday
evening.
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EVENTS OF THE WEEK.

Miss Alton Young Of Red Butte Hol
low entertained quite informally Thurs
day evening
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Miss Josephine Henson and Miss Ell
sic Brown have gone to Tooele to
spend the oath with relatives and
friends.
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Miss Merle Lynch pleasantly enter
tanned few close girl friends of Miss
Hilda Greeson Thursday afternoon, Miss
Greesou being one of the brides Of the
coming month,
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Mrs. Morton French and daughter
Frances of California are visiting Mrs
i. s. Ball at the Dunford, SS5 First
avenue, where they will be for a few
weeks.
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Thursday evening Mrs Frank Var
Cott entertained at delightful din
ner
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Miss Mabel Anna Jones has returned
] from Oberlin.
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c. ". Whitley has returned from
Wyoming.
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Miss Lydia Boyd of Twin Falls is
the guest of Miss Kathleen Speight al
the home Of ner father, Dr.. f. 4, Root
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DR.. Charles G. Plummer has returned
after a months stay in the northw est
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hornung hay
returned from their outing at the Snak
river.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. O. Mecklinbere ar
rived home Friday from Los Angeles
Catalina Island and Ocean Park, where
they passed tho last six weeks with Mrs,
Mecklinberg' mother, Mrs, Nellie NJ.
Wall
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Miss Stella Murray Of Evanston
Wyo., is the guest Of Mrs. Donald c.
MCLEAN,
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Ashby D. Cleveland has returned to
the city and with Mrs. Cleveland and
son left for the upper Weber Friday.
where the latter will PASS the heated
term
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PERSONAL.

Miss Mccormick cntcrtairs on We'd
nesday next
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Complimentary to John Scott of Port
land was a delightful dinner given by
D. E. Burley during the week.
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Miss Kathleen Speight has returned
from Park City. where she was th
guest of Miss lie Compile.
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Mrs. c. G. Plummcr, Miss Clara Col
and the Rev. w. G.. Davenport of Wash.
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Misses Thenia and Ruth Cooper. for
merly of Salt Lake.

Mr.. and Mrs Fred A. Hale and their
guests, Mr.. aud Mrs. James O'Grady Of
Rochester, n, y, have been enjoying a
canyon.
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DR.. G.. p. Stallman Of Fort Douglas
has been ordered tos Fort Wingate, N
NJ. for temporary duty Mrs. Stallman
will remain at Fort Douglas.
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Mrs. c.. T.. Christensen Of Ontario is
visitor in the city.
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Joel Hines has gone to Los Angeles
where he will visit until the opening
of school.
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Mrs. W. D. Foster left Monday for
Seattle to visit for q month with the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

Miss Mary Halloran leaves next Sun.
day for New York to be gone a month
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daughter, Francis Britain, have re-
turned from trip to tho Pacific north
west.
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Miss Virginia Shannon has for her
guest for one week Miss Kate Chip,
man OF American Fork
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The date for the wedding Of Miss
Iblda Greeson and Earle L., Coppock of
Kansas City has been set for August
Is, and will take place at the First
Presbyterian church at $50 clock.
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Oakley, Ida, to visit friends and rela
! tiyes at their old home
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Mrs. r. W. Madsen and children have
returned from a trip to Ottown Beach
Mich.
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! ington. d. c., will leave this evening
l. for trip through Yellowstone park
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. z. Van Housen have
returned from Los Angeles.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Bishop have go1
to Seattle for a few weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

Miss Lillian Anderson is at Bear lax
for the summer.
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Mrs. Walter Stone will entertain at
an informal tea this evening.
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A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred G. Deru. Mr.. and Mrs. George w
Dern. and Mr.. snnd Mrs William II.
trip through Yellowstone park.
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Mrs. W. Fl. Tobias entertained a
party of friends at luncheon Thurs
day afternoon. Covers were laid for
twelve and the table was very prettily
decorated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

Mrs. Harry j, Robinson entertained
at Chopin recital at her apartments
in the Bransford Friday evening.
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Mrs. O.. Wablstrom and daughters,
Mrs. s. c. Ewing. and son of Pitts
burg, Mrs. r. d, Evans and baby, Miss
Grace Crandall, niece of Mrs. WahI-
strom. left Salt Lake Thursday for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24

for her home in VernaI. Utah, after
snending a month in the city with
friends
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Mayor and Mrs. J. s. Bransford and
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Evans have re.
turned after an extended trip through
California
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Miss Virginia Bush left Monday
morning for the upper Weber to pass
some time with Mrs. Frank B, Stephens
and family In their summer home.
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Mr.. and Mrs, F. 8. Bascom and son
are occupying the Walker cottage at
Brighton for the summer and have as
their guest Miss Winnifred Brice.
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Mrs. r. Z. L. Collier and childre,
are camping at Killian grove, Emigra
tion canyon, for q month.
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Mrs. John D. Spencer went to Brigh
ton Tuesday to be guest at the II. q
Whitney cottage.
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Miss Viola j. Brimm and Joseph 2
Ridges were married Wednesday at
high noon at the home Of the bride s
parents on Center street.
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Old friends are getting ready to wei
come Will Ingersoll.
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Ray Walker and party left for Idaho
last Sunday.
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Roy Ridge is the guest of his sister
Mrs. Ray Walker.
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A successful lake party was given
Tuesday evening by u Jolly crowd of
young people. A delicious lunch was
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Mrs, E. W. Whitney is located at the
Westminster apartments in Venice, Cal,
for the summer.
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Miss Bessie Grace and Miss Jennie
Harrington and party left Wednesday
morning for Brighton to spend the Oath
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Salt Lake is favored in having ono of
the coolest pleasure retreats in the west
In the saucer at the salt Palace and
the races never seem To tire. Friday
evening the grand stand was crowded
with the remnant Of the fashionable
tbrong and the delightful breeze proved
that Salt Lake as summer resort has
its attractions after all.
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Flora Crossman, Eta Howells and
Bertha Hillstead; Messrs. Verd Marks,
Ralph Bleak, Charles Fitzgerald, Frank
Hunter, George Lindholm, Clarence
Smith, Art Naylor, Bill Irvine, Will
Waters, Joe Parmley, Ralph Kellerman,
and Mrs. Frank Erath, Jr., chaperoned
the party.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kearns an
family are now pleasantly located a
their Santa Rosa ranch.
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Mrs. G.. d. Bates has for her guest
Mrs. w. A. Green and son Of Detroit.
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out.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A, II. Caswcll left Mon
day for an eastern trip, to BIO away
about two months
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At the Country club Wednesday sew
eral pretty Iuncheons were given,
among some of the hostesses being Mrs.
Il. J. Chambers, Mrs Il. w Hammer
and Mrs. w. G. Alexander.
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Miss Louise Jorgensen left Saturday
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y pretty wedding OF the week was
that of Miss Leonora Van Dyke and
Wednesday by William Van Dyke of
Ogden, being n cousin Of the bride.
Miss Viola j. Brimm and Joseph Z.
Ridges were married Wednesday at
high noon at the home Of the bride S
parents on Center street.
The date for the wedding Of Miss
Hjlda Greeson and Earle l., Coppock of
Kansas City has been set for August
Is, and will take place at the First
Presbyterian church at $3.50 clock.
One of the prettiest weddings OF the
week was that Of Miss Sadie Lawrence,
n popular young graduate of the high
school, class 10, and William III, Pitts,
both of Salt Lake. the affair taking
place Sunday evening at o'clock at
the home of the bride $ grandparents,
MIR. and Mrs w c. Nentrcss, 164 South
Second West street, the Rev. Mr.. Neel
of the Central Christian church officiat-
ING. After the ceremony an informal
reception was held. the home being
artlsticaIly decorated with flowers,
pink and white sweet peas being used
IN profusion In the dining room, while
In the parlors carnations were abun-
dainty used, The bride was charm
iugly attired in white batiste, elabor-
ately trimmed with white lace, and car.
rled white bride s roses. The young
couple left Sunday night for Phoebe,
Nov. where they Will make their home
for the present. Mr.. Pitts is proml-
nently associated with mining interests
III that place.
An announcement of interest TO many
Salt Lake friends is that made last
week in Atlantic. Ia, of the engage.
ment Of Miss Makepeace Morris TO
William Robert Law Of Waterloo, In
The announcement was made at a
luncheon given by Miss Morris s grand
mother. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Nichols. Miss
Morris has often visited her mother
and sister, Mrs. j. Il. Morris and Miss
Zeta Morris, IN Salt Lake, Mr.. Law
is a young lawyer of Waterloo. The
wedding will take place carly in Oc
tObcf