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r. r. McNulte, Brooklyn. New York ar
rivals are Mrs. C. r. Meyer Miss Ha tie
Siegel Louis Hicks. Hamilton Hicks,
Louis s. Posner. Harry So1dheim. Thomas
Loughman, Louis Manheirner. y. w Sells-
man. Miss Lillian Sibernagel. Miss BeIe
Cohen. Mrs Silhernagel and Charles
Meyers
The daSce Thursday, night was the chief
event of the week at the Lakeside Inn.
about forty couples participating in the
evenings pleasure. The week arrivals
include Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w Lipman,
Albany: DR.. and Mrs. II. FriedenWald. Bal
timore; Miss Georgetta Cohn. BensonnuTst.
y. Y; J. r. Downey, Potsdam; Mrs. w. D.
GAYLE and the Misses Wiiheimina and
Clare Rimerman. Lincoln. Ill. New York
arrivals are Miss Stewart. DR. and Mrs.
Henry Green. Raphael Brill, Gustave 5
Boehm Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Meyers, DR.
William L. Webster and William II. pris-
coll
The weeks social events at the Grand
View started with masquerade Dali on
Monday evening The gay colored cos
tunes of the fifty or more participants re
fected in the many mirrors about the par
Iors Of the hotel made the scere appear
like human Kaleidoscope. Miss Rosa
The hotel had two ball teams in play Mon
dav afternoon. the regular team. of which
Mr. Carroll is manager. crossed bats ~ith
the Lake Placid Club aggregation on the
clubs grounds. The score at the end OF
the second inning when the game was
called on account Of rain. stood TO y IN
favor of the club. Arrivals st the GraAu
View from New York include Miss Flor
ence Cohn. Mrs. A. V Nicholson. MISS
Nora H Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Michel. NJ. F Campbell. X. \. Campbell
Miss L. kegan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Philips
Miss Katherine Gilmartin, Miss Margretta
Gilmartin Mrs. Frank Nora. Mr. and MIS-
F. c. Wood, Charles n. Bull, James Mar
tin. William r. Wieder, A 4. Singleton
and William Macdonald.
Things are going along smoothly at the
Northwoods Inn. The guests have become
acquainted with one another. and it takes
only q few minutes to arrange for a card
uarty automobile rides or any other
amuser1ents where "the more the merrier
axiom holds good. Miss Florence a Hill,
a long time guest st the Inn. returned from
Washington early in the week, after an
absence OF several days. F. j. Devereux. of
New York, is registered for his fourth con-
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distributed. Among the winners are c. c.
McEwen. of New York. who captured the
MaplewoOd Inn cup on Monday. The Garon-
dah cup given by Erman !. Ridgway, of
Morristown. was won by Benjamin F.
Stetson. proprietor of Decr's Head Inn.
The Deer's Head Inn cup was by
W. D. Boswell of Troy. who also won
another cup in the tournament. Other cups
were wen by George l.. Cutler. Alexander
Van Wagner and Harry Taylor. There
are still five events of the program to
be played.
One of the largest touring parties of the
season at Deer's Head Inn came in three
cars en- route to Quebec and Canadian Te-
sorts. They were Mr. and Mrs. S. Elliott,
Mrs Tyson, and Mr.. and Mrs r. Havi-
land. of Norwalk Conn. Mir and Mrs. a.
r Miller of NorwaIk, and Reginald w.
Brixey of New York, with Stanley &.
Irnane. of Arsonia, Conn. Among the no
Ia bic tourists were Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
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messed here The house is crowded. and
during the week the manaeement has been
obliged to turn away a numner of appil-
cants for rooms
The masquerade bali al The RockWeoh
Casino on Saturday night attracted one OF
the largest crowds that has been attracted
To am social even; held here during tne
present season. 4 number OF handsome
prizes We're awarded to contestants at the
masquerade.
The Greene County Agriculture! Society
will hold its annual fair here next Tues
DAY. Wednesday and Thursday This is
going 10 bring crowd here for three days
and Viii bring thousands OF visitors here
from other resorts sor each day OF the fair
This years fair. because Of the excel
Ience Of its racing programme is expected
&c eclipse al previous affairs held by the
Greene County Agricultural Society
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CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

Catshiu Mountain House, Aug 20-1he
last week has been the busiest week in the
history # this celebrated summer resort
hotei. The departures have been fewer
tl.an the management expected, so that tley
have bean put 10 considerable inconven-
fence in making room for those VINO have
arrived here since last Monday. and to-day
this house has under its hospitable roof
the largest number of guests it has ever
entertained The season here will be pro-
ionged untl late than usual. because Of
he number Of people anxious 20 spend The
carly part OF September here
Nj. and Mrs. Henry S.eseI. Miss Jane
SicgeI, Alexander sieSel, Mrs. A X. alt
Hlayer, Ms. II. HyEigEn and Mrs. QUO
SaitoriEs. OF New YORK. are among the
arrivals Of The last week The Baroness
Won Bardeleben. of Cassel, Germany. is
spending The latter part of August here.
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which will be picked to challenge players
from the Cobble Hill Golf Club. at Eliza
hethtoNn
Mrs. G. c. Hopkins and daughter, Miss
Edith Hopkins. OF New York are at the
inn. Among the other arrivals are Mr.
and Mrs. J. ". Emery, Mr.. and Mrs. H
G. Regan. of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. p
F. Rothermel, j.. Of Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs. ]. p. Blair, j. p. Blair. jr., and
Miss Kruthschmidt, of New Orleans; Mr.
and Mrs. Yo1ke Allen, OF South Orange.
y. j.: J. H. Meghee and Mrs. Maghee- of
Morrlstown. y. j.: Mrs. X. l.. Davis. Miss
Dorothy G. Davis and +. A w Davis of
Pelham \. Y: Mr.. and Mrs. A s Mac
kay. of Hamilton, Bermuda: Miss e. r.
Jenks OF Bedford, Mass. and Miss H. 'G
Stevens. of Boston.
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here this week. to the delight of the thou
sands Of visitors. The result has been one
round of pleasure for the guests and profit
for the business men and bonifaces The
attendance at the track continues to be
most gratifying to the officials and it is
expected that the rest of the meeting will
see larger attendance than the first part.
Much Of this will be due to the running
Of the Futurity on August 81. for which
event the railroads are already making ex-
tersive preparations.
Mrs Ella Wheeler Wilcox will he the
guest of Miss Juanita Miller, daughter of
Joaquin Miller. the Poet OF the Rockies -
at her home in this village next week. In
cidentally il is understood that Mrs. Will
cox has consented TO appear ct dra-
matte and musiCa, tea to re given at the
Casino on Thursday in one of her plays
Art ve. Cupid -
]. e Eustis. Public Service Commissioner
Of New York, is a guest OF the United
States Hotel. lie expects TO remain here
for about week.
The Grand Union had quite legislative
air the other evening when eight state
Senators were stroiine about the rotunda.
They were all members of the Forest Fish
and Game Commission. and stopped over
incident to a tour by automobile Of the
Adirondacks, where they expect to spend
a week, The party included j. J. Frsuiey,
of New York; r. 6. Cronin, of Brooklyn;
G. H. Cobb, OF WatertoWn: H. s. Holden.
of Syracuse; II. r. Goats. Of Saranac Lake:
Orlando Hubbs. of Suffolk; Charles AIT. CT
Brooklyn. and 6. ". White. of Rochester
Saratoga has the honor of entertaining
two rear adnirals of the United States
navy for few days-George Reiter, OF
New York, and Herbert Winslow The lat
ter is accompanied by his son. Elmer Wins
low. They are guests OF the Grand Union.
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view entertained the Rev. Or. Mullaney
and the Misses Muilaney, who came from
Cliff Haven.
Visitors to Trcmbleau Hall are enjoying
the evening entertainments at the casino.
and Wednesdays progressive hearts party
one of the most successful of the sea-
son. Miss Florence Brewer, of Newark.
won first prize. with Louis Severy, Of
Brooklyn. second. Consolation was won
by Mrs. Pollard. of Brookiine. Mass The
bridge party was enjoyed by goodly
number Of people. but most pleasing of all,
especially to the young folk, was the don
key party with its funny miX-Gps. Dan
cnS is enjoyed every evening.
Mr. and Mrs. r. e. Coates and family.
cf New York, spending some time at
TrembIeau Han. Among the other perma
nent arrivals are: Mrs. Ernest c.. Bud
ington. f.. O. Burlington. Mrs. F. ID. Sher
man. Miss l.. Plummer. New York: Mr..
and Mrs. George j. Williams and Freder-
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been unusually brilliant. The euchre party
at the O'Iara House for the benefit OF st.
Francis's Church was the most successful
event Of the season. The rustic party on
Monday evening was a pleasant affair and
the games singing and dancing occupied
the time ~ - midnight. when a buffet
lunch was served by the management.
The regatta on Crystal Lake was the
eliminating event OF The week. The first
prize won by Dr, j +. Baker. one Of
the guests NJ the O'IIara House. Late ar
rivals there include Austin Slate. Mrs
Montgomery. Mrs. N. j. O'Gorman. Miss
Muriel O'Gorman. w j. BaIhe. Edward
Bowers, Miss Catherine CouGhlin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert +. -Nattan, Mrs. H. p Burgess.
Mrs. Richard Nattan. New York. MIR. and
Mrs Thomas Burns Mrs. 5. Wood, the
Misses Wood and Mrs NJ. J. Garvey
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UPPER SARANAC.

I-pper Sararac. Y. Y, Aug. 20.-Anglng
still attracts a large following at SaIanac
Inr and the waters OF Upper Saranac Lake
and its surrounding territory still give up
big fish 10 the joy of the patient fishermen.
The largest fish ever brought into Saranac
Inn by a woman angler fell to the creel of
Miss Helen Bangs OF New York, and was
twelve pound Northern pike The fish
put up a hard fight. and was q half hour in
yielding 20 capture. Joseph Moore. jr.,
president of the Bank OF Northern Liberties
and the Philadelphia Clearing House, is one
of the persistent anglers. and with his
friend W Morton Garden. is enjoying a
friendly rivalry as to which shall get the
largest catches Of fish.
The events on the golf course continue to
attract large number of players and a
pleasing featur is the general distribution
Of honors Fritz Lindnnmeyer has joined
the winners and carried of the event of
Saturday. It was q handicap match. 2nd
Mr.. Lindenmeyer's net score was SIS. {. G.
Dumont. of New York was second. With So
The annual tennis tournament at the inn
has been in progress this week.
Water sports are attracting the sailors
at the inn. and Saturdays race of the yacht
club was won by Douglass Dunn and Doug
lass Blagdon who made the ten mile course
in one hour and quarter. Swimmers are
giving honofs TO E. H. Hornbostei of New
York, who swan over course of three
miles and was in the wafer hour and a
quarter Among the New York people who
have come to the inn Mr.. and Mrs Mar
shall c. Bacon and family, II. Frederick
Brush DR. Arthur Chase, Mrs. W. H Mead
Miss Estelle Mead Miss Marion Chaplin and
Mr.. and Mrs r.. NJ. Brae. The Philadelphia
contingent has been increased by the ar
rival here Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Barlow and
the Misses Barlow
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H. Olin. of Rhnebeck and New York. who,
were en- route out of the Adirondacks after
a visit a the Vanderbilt camp at Paul
Smiths Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Pillow, of
Montreal stopped here at the end of trip
through New England.
Mrs. Hensel. with her brother Mir. w
Kanieno, of Brooklyn, are at the Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Lovejoy and family,
of Montcair have their car here and Will
remain until September -. Among the
others who have come to stay are; .
/. Mills. Mrs. Helen l.. RehfuSs. Mrs.
Waiter Z. Rowley. Fitch Eowiey. Miss
Gertrude Sullivan, NJ. A. Chapman ara
J F. Smith, OF New York Miss Rae, Il. L.
Rae Mr. and Mrs. e. J. Connolly, Miss
Edith Meyer, Mrs. S. S Diclin inson. of Brook
lyn and Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Horney. Of
,~hiiIicOt he Ill
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WAWBEEK.

Wawbeek. y. Y, Aug. 20.-Plans are under
way for a big water carnival TO be held
Friday on Upper Saranac Lake. The pro-
gramme viii be Ella borate, and il is hoped
to make the affair an annual event The
committee in charge is J. Ben Hart, man
ager Of the Wawbeek and members of the
camp colony, including john g. Agar, Henry
Graves. jr.. DR.. l.. Emmett Holt E. p.
Swenson. a. l.. White. of New York, and
Thomas Blagdon, of Washington.
Mrs. Edgar Van Etten is entertaining g
Mrs. Perry Tiffany at Tangle Birch camp,
on Hoel Pond. and is making many trips
over the Adirondack highways in her tour
ing car. Mrs. Van Etten, With Mrs. Tif-
fany and Charles Phillips. visited Paul
Smiths early in the week.
Adolph OChs and family. who have been
touring through the Adirondachs In their
car. have settled down at the Wawbeek
for the remainder of the summer. and are
occupying one Of the cosey cottages.
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HE KNEW.

Look here said one OF the jurymen.
after they had retired. If 1 understand
Alright. the rlsintiff doesn't ask damaces
for blighted affections or anything of that
sort. but only wants 10 Get back what he's
spent on presents. pleasure trips and SO
forth.
THAT is So" agreed the foreman
Well, then, | vote we don't give him a
penny" said the other. hastily. "if all
the amount he expended II mn,si hs eoSt SiS
own fault. gentlemen. courted that girl
once myself. The Housskeeper.
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LAKE PLACID.

Lake Placid \. Y. Aug. 20.-Crowds of
strangers come and go. leaving no mark be-
hind. OF the thousands here. few know
more than a score of their immediate asso-
cates yet the summer visitors are enjoying
life to its fullest extent.
The Lake Placid Inn still has every room
and tent occupied and applications for ac-
commodations are still coming in. Among
the recent arrivals the wife and fam
lily of Carlos Gracia Nelez. Cuba s repre-
sentative in the Argentine Republic Other
arrivals are Miss Rose Strasser Albany:
Dr.. Mover s. FIeisher, Philadelphia. and
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ELIZABETHTOWN.

Eliza BEETHOVEN, y. Y, AUG. a0-Sore
foulscore players are entering the events
of the August tournament. and to-day will
finish the contest for the Windsor cup,
given by the Messrs. Orlando and w S
Kellogg In the events which have been
pIa yed the beautiful cups have been widely
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PALEEVILLE.

i'a!engihe y s.. aug M.Mid-A august
a;G5 palenNi!.e thronscd with visitors. the
majoriIy of whorl VIII remain in this
iEaa;iful ltftle Village untn la.e in Sep
ter-oer; IL fact. September promises to 20
buster thar July VAS here. There has been
the asual number % dances. cl1uIch fairs.
ete.. provided FOR the entertainment Of the
sumner visitors, and most nf The affairs
q tLe Iast netA ID - Leen vel! attended,
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LEXINGTON.

Lexington, \. = Aas .2g.-tew of The
villages in The neart of the CetskIls sur
pass Lexington in beauty or in popularity
and fhe present season there proves this
by the nImDer Of persons = no have been
spending July and August at its comfort
able hotels ana boarding houses
The q Hara House has been the hVeliest
place mere and the social affairs there have
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21
WESTPORT.

Westport-on- -Champlain. y. Y. Aug. 20
Reginald LOCKER. OF Washington, has
reused the golfers at Westport, and the
inn links which have been comparatively
quiet. are now teeming with life The
players are practising and brushing up
their scores as candidates for the golf team
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

lex Williams, Newark: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam E. Schultz. New Britain Conn; Mrs.
G. w. Ryckman, Brooklyn; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Beebe North Brookfield. Mass:
Mrs. James H. Smith and Miss Eliza beth
G. Morgan, Bridgeport, Conn: Mrs. NJ.
Close. Schenectady, and Mrs. l.. A. Ffgg.
OIlSVi1le XIV
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Harmon Mrs e. c. BarmoTe. DR.. Charles
r HeaIy. New York; Guy s. Jackson,
Norfolk Va: Mr.. and Mrs l.. L. Lewis,
jr Neil Y. Faytin. Buffalo: Bishop r. w.
Wilson. Baltimore: Mr.. and Mrs. F. +.
Wright Memphis Tenn.
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PORT KENT.

Port Kent. n. Y. Aug. 20.-A number ci
dinners We're side feature of the chapo
dedication al Port Kent, Tuesday. when
Mrs Edward Rowan entertained ct Grey
stone with Bishop Gabrels as the chief
guest, and Mrs. Philip Coushlin, of Bay
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

Cal \ -. Ak. -9-The ai1f-a,s al
CzIrc -ttlliri lie last Heei have not been
rs nCn.e1CGs - u r:c..ols t:5erls. as the
Cairo l.c.tI -slen l-are not naI sufficient
rooms - accommodate ali II the yisitols
EheIe = rhrcns here greater in numbers
isan at any other place throughout the
CatskllF. 50 tire village has had It's snare
Of the fun and merriment that have made
caro- famoas as a resort
&ap.e lawn Hotel has been the scene
G. numerous pleasant affairs. including
two - iae rlost attractive ilops ever wit
New-York tribune., 1910-08-21

Catskiu Y " Aug. 20--So great has
been the number of people VINO are being
entertained in and around Catskil during
the last week that the hotel men have had
to lease practically every available room
Ga -he private residences in the vicinity Of
their houses 70 care fer the Angus; visit
Or. The season was supposed 10 have
beer at its heigh; last week. bar more peo-
rle are icing entertained ro-right than
have ever been entertained here before.
m the corresponding date in past years
7here has been a vast crowd Of departures
and q decrease IN the number OF arrivals.
but TO-DAY conditions were reversed
The Grant House has bee. the scene Of
. numteT OF notable functions. Proba biy
the pTttIicst event Of the season there was
the hop which took place last Saturday
night ana which was attended hy more
than three hundred persons.
Miss Florence STenSle, of NeA York. one
@ the u,ost popular members of the young
g set, IS achieving = reputation as an
angler 5r having made several excellent
catches n CatskiH Creek during the last
week
a numuer 81 parties arr reing organized
mere to list the Cairo Fair "hich viii
be he'd ~ cairo on Tuesday. Wednesday
anc ThursSaN-
arthur n NAe;hiae, 81, o. New York.
has been Spending the last week At Loud's
Eotel
IIotel ar5sta-s during fh. week ireia6e;
Grant Ho1sc-Nrs BGuarG Iantzst Miss
L y len'- Mrs. J. N Ste,ens Miss
steseus AJlss Beatrice Stevens. Thomas
NacG.r N.ss ! a. Davis. ". Davis. Her
bert Davis Mr. - Russell \ Il Konl-
steQ, w Edds. a. srookiyn. Miss l. Wiley.
Nr and MIS- ?. N. McNailS. Miss Eta
aicNsliy. Mis-. Mar : Thurston. Mrs e.
Mo:elas Barrett Pnai l. M0;elay ana Miss
I. c Ncs6ous
Lou6 Hotel-Air. and Mrs }. c. Con
~sy. Ar as,6 Airs Rooert 8ersesS. ken
reth EcrgesS. Mis-. s. Ash.ev. MISS Ma
EIne. Mis- A1kerlg. = Z Asa reusen,
EdaArG Ee.t. 81 BrooAisn, =. - Lock
wood- r. : HOLLAND, Mss N. Frenger
J. =. i.a.s.cd :. .. s-o.lgey. +. II. sopei,
z. a H4 ae-f o,Eny and &. E.
ET4r1-.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
SOCIETY BENEFIT BALL,
MAUDE ADAMS PRESENT
Brilliant Event at Odcon Celebrating
Mothers Day Occasion for
Big Crush

A brilliant event celebrated Mothers
day In the bail given at Odcou h1l last
night whose preparations had been
carried through almost entirely by %
bevy Of young girls OF salt Lakes
younger society circles Palms. ferns
and spring flowers were am about and
with the beautiful costumes made d
charming picture, especially with the
big han filed with dancers.
II had been rumorcd during the day
that Maudo Adams would attend the
bail after the performance 40 the thea
ter and "a large number who had been
present there went co Ddeon han aft
Crward both with the hope Of -caing
the celebrated actress away from her
stage surroundings and To- patronize
personally the benefit ball True to
her word. Miss Adams at about 1850.
accompanied by her mother. Mrs. KIs-
kadden. and an escort formed of the
committee of young ladies I'm charge
Of the ball led by Miss Sybella CLAYTON.
appeared at the hail. whore for a short
time she held an Informal reception.
shaking hands with the many who
gathered for the privilege. Miss Adams
wore handsome evening gown Of blu,
velvet and was as usual CharmingIy
friendly and unconventional through
out Credit rs due those who Success
fully planned the entire affair. the
financial success being as satisfactory
as tho social nearly $50 tickets being
sold Those In charge were Misses
Sybolla Clayton. Mildred Mcmillan.
Edna Dunn, Lucille FRANKIE. Minette
Baer, Eleanor Stewart, Aline McNIu-
Ian and JOY De Camp.
The patronosses We're Mcsdames W.
s. Mccormick, David Keith. NJ u.
Walker, r. S. Ferry, j. r. Judge n.
W. Salisbury Willis Uline, G. II. Nc
Mahon, Ernest Bambergor. w W Ri
ter. Russell o. Schulder The young
ladies' In charge Of the distribution of
tickets We're Miss Aline Mcmillan. Miss
Elsie Parsons, Miss Margaret Walden.
Miss Lucille clark. Miss Isabel Shinlor.
Miss Marjorie Jacobs, Miss Rose Evans
and Miss Gladys McConaughy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
l.. d. s, u. NOTES

on Monday iu devotional exercises
President Young presented the MEM
beers OF the Dramatic club with a beau
tiful little souvenir pin. The work or
the club this winter IN producing one
of the Eight" has been especially com
mcudablc and the students are very
proud of this organization.
Tho seniors are busy students pro
pairing for commencement day. IL
comes rather early this year and there
Is no time 10 be lost In addition TO
the worries of graduation Itself, the
class will give an entertainment on
senior class evening which promises
10 be interesting They viii also pub
fish the hnal issue OF the Gold and
Blue" which means a lot Of work.
The juniors. who are the recognized
school leaders. are themselves not idle.
Besides furnishing the school amuse-
ment In the way Of May walks, etc,
they are working hard iu preparation
for the annual banquet 60 the seniors,
This promises 10 be an elaborate at
fair this year The juniors are al
ways up 20 some prank and tho latest
one believed 20 be perpetrated by them
Is writing OF "black hand letters to
members OF the senior class.
The final school dance Of the year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-07
LESTER \. STEVENSON.

She approached the marriage license
desk rather timidly and her evident
nervousness was accentuated in the in
ccssant chewing Of gum When the
couple followed the clerk into the ante
room to complete the marriage service,
tho gum was worked faster than be
fore. and the first responses We're onE
half audible As the ceremony pro-
gressCd. however. compnsure was re-
gained. and by the time the husband
had accepted her for his wife she was
certain Of her own wishes. 10 surprised
Mr.. Eldredgc, though, 90 be assured IN
response To- the question. do you take
this man 10 bc your lawfully welded
husband?" sure, Mike, SAID with an
emphasis that carried with IL a ques-
ton, What do YOU think I'm doing2'
All sorts and conditions Of people
come to the marriage license desk, and
as often there rs tragedy as humor In
the prauks of the impish Cupid. II
wasn't long ago that a young couple
stepped up To- Deputy Fred Bassett
the man mumbliug something about
marriage. Deputy Bassctt directed
them To the license clerk. but In Few
minutes they We're huck, the wife
struggling TO keep back the tears and
with the teardrup now and then es-
Gaming down the cheek. with forced
laugh the man. not more than p or "a
years old. hesitatngly told Mr. Bias
sett that IL was not license but "a
divorce they wanted. You See he
went ON haltlugly "the wife and
made up our minds that r. after
month or two we didn't like each other
We would quit. and we came TO get our
names taken OFF the book
II was explained TO them that the
only way they could realize their wish
would De- TO employ an attorney ana
hle "a suit IN the district court. This
seemed TO be n setback to their hopes,
but as they turned IN disappointment
To look into each others eyes. there was
"a cry from the girl, sudden hlngihg
~ arms i'm embrace. and then a start