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have a drink again.-Delegate Walker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY MARCH 1910

ingroom az the Weber club IN honor
Of Joseph ScOWcroft, Jr.. who left
Thursday for a European trip. The
table decorations We're beautifully car
ried out Ia yellow aud white and the
room was artlstlcally decorated with
ferns and cut flowers. The menu was
an elaborate one. The dinner hour
was delightfully."- spent, following which
the young people played 500 and spent
the final hour Ia social diversion, ex-
tending the guest Of honor happy an
ucipaton of an enjoyable trip and
pleasant return. The guests were
Misses Celia Eccles. Lillian Wright
Fawn Wright, Mabel Bolapp Lucille
Bmlantyne. Beatrice Brewer Messrs.
Joseph scowcroft Jr.. Roscoe Civilian,
Raymond Treseder. Lawrence Evans
Jack Kuhn and James scowcrot.
The young ladies Of the Baptist
church win give "a shamrock" social
IN the church pariors on the 18TH OF
March TO which a cordial invitation Is
being extended.
The Womans Missionary society OF
the Methodist church met Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 az the home OF Mrs.
5. W. Wheery, 2609 Madison avenue
An interesting program was rendered.
the principal topic being india
The Relief society OF the Second ward
were the guests OF Mrs willard Scow-
croft Wednesday afternoon at the or
pheum matinee.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph scowcroft were
the host and hostess at q beautifully
appointed dinner party last Friday
evening at which covers were laid Cor
a. The affair was a pleasant fare
well 20 "a few friends before the de-
parture OF Mr. and Mrs ScoWcroft and
family for their European trip. The
rooms, sweet with the odor OF narclssus
and other cut flowers In artistic pro-
fusion, brilliantly lighted and beauti-
fully arranged, presented a lovely
scene. The centerpicce. an elegant pro-
ductiOn Of the florists art. was a
beautiful representation Of the steam
ship on which the Scowcroft family
viii sail for Europe, bearing the name
SaXi0nia, the waves In shades Of green.
here and there necked with white, the
dainty bout0niercs az each plate, the
place cards, with gay little cupid and
his suitcase, each suggested the 'lea
of travelling An elaborate menu, dur
ing the serving OF which toasts and
graceful responses. Renaissance ami
social chat occupied the time. was FL
lowed by social hour. In which music
pleasant anticipation Of the future and
best wishes TO the host and hostess
were the fitting close 20 a delightful
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ward Friday afternoon. a sumptuous
banquet and a excellent program was
enjoyed by about $50 guests. The
time was one that will long be remem-
bered by all present.
President and Mrs. J. b. Keller
are entertaining this evening az their
home In honor OF the Tooth anniver-
sary OF Grandpa Fairbanks. father OF
Mrs. Keller. About seventy-hve rela-
tives and friends enjoyed AN evening
Of music and games.
Mrs r. J. Kroupa has returned after
a very enjoyable visit with relatives
and friends in salt Lake city and
ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs Murray Twelves en-
tertained Tuesday evening the Five
Hundred card club. at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs John r. Twelves Mrs
w. y. Scales and Ben Durland carried
on the honors
Mrs w S Armstrong entertained
Tuesday afternoon at a bridge party
-Four tables being played. An Ella
borate lunch was served.
Messers Byron Denhalter, Walter
Anderberg and Maurice Bee delight
fully entertained at II dancing party
Monday evening In the First ward
social hail. About fifty young people
enjoyed the evening
The Sever sixth birthday anniver-
sary OF Mrs Van Wagonen was APP
propriately 'ebrated al her home
Wednesday venlng. About forty
friends and neighbors were present
TO assist in making a pleasant eve
ming.
Miss Kathrine Adire Of ogden is
visiting friends in Provo this week.
Miss Louisa Armstrong Is visiting
friends in salt Lake city. the guest Of
Miss Rhea Lees.
Mr. and Mrs. Orson Bird delightful
Us entertained at family dinner al
their home sunday. Covers were laid
for twelve.
One OF the elaborate events Of the
past week was the eel, rration of the
nintcenth anniversary OF the MIN
tcenth Century club. az the cafe La
mar On Friday afternoon Thirty ladies'
sat down TO the tables which were
beautifully decorated with narcissus,
danodils and ferns. Artistically hand
painted place cards beautifully done
In the club COlors. yellow and green
were attached TO the program with
knots Of green ribbon. An elaborate
menu was served after which the fol-
lowing program was given.
The Power Behind the Throne" .....
............ ..... Mrs. Jennens.
THE Newer Womanhood' .......
........ .. ........ Mrs. Hughes,
"Our Club-The Have-beens. the
Are-nows and the May-bes' ....
....... o.. oil. .... Mrs MCGraw.
THE Associate Member" .........
....-.. ......... ...... Mrs. Gates,
Charter Members" ............
....... zee. ....... Miss Bonham.
Mrs. j. W. Arid In her usual bright
and witty way introduced the speak
ers. who responder with crisp and APP
propriate toasts
One Of the pleasing events Of the
week was the entertainment of the
sged in the Sixth ward. Vehicles car
ried the venerable guests to the ward
house at about n O'Clock where a
social hour was passed after which
about two hundred guests were seat
ed al banqueting tables which were
heavily laden with eatables and pref
lilly decorated for the occasion 4
program Of speeches and music was
enjoyed by all. In the evening the
committee and married people " the
ward enjoyed an evening Of dancing
Eugene MacKay OF Salt Lake city
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weeks here with her cousin, Miss Ra-
mola King.
J. b, Cosgrin is in Reno. New, and
viii probably Join his family In Oak
land. cal. before returning here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Dick left
Sunday for months stay I'm Califor-
mia.
william Putnam left Tuesday owe
ming for an indefinite stay I'm Texas.
Mrs. c. r. Neal left wednesday for
a visit in penve. COLO.
Mrs. @. T. Brice. who has spent tho
past month in Los Angeles, Cal, will
be home the middle OF this week. Her
sister Mrs. Herbert Chamberlain who
accompanied her, win remain there
until spring.
Mrs. fireman Sumner has returned
from a visit 90 her old home iu Colo
RADIO.
W. p Noble and daughter, Mrs. G..
L. Robinson and child win leave the
latter part ~ the month for Culifor-
MIA where they win spend a month.
MT and Mrs J. q. McChrystal have
as their guest Mrs. McChrystars moth
en- Mrs, Earls. Of North Yakima,
Wash, who viii be here several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley F. King have
returned from an extended visit la the
east and are at home at their rozi-
donce. lt6 U street
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and the beaches, where they spent the
past month.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Smith have
as their guests Mrs. smiths mother
father and sister. Major and Mrs. G..
L. Luhn and Mrs. Ernest LAshmutt
Of Spokane, Wash.
NJ. J. Brines. who has spent the vim
ter Ia New York, expects 20 return mere
early In April where he will join MS
wife and son 20 make their home here
Mr. and Mrs. s. A. Wicket Of Chi
cago, H.. who have come here TO
make their home are located at NO
81 Bransford apartment.
Lieut.. J. c. Waterman left Monday
for Denver, Colo. wher be Is 20 be
stationed az the department headquar-
ters.
Miss Minnie Lambourne LETT Monday
for Pasadena, Cal. where she WIZ JON
her sister Mrs. Ernest NJ. Fowler ana
children, 10 remain during the sprlns
Months Mr Fowler VIII return
home the last Of the week
r. w Daynes has returned from
California after spending three weeks
With his family in Ocean Park.
AIRS. f. NJ. Charlton has returned
from a months trip 70 the east
Samuel Newhouse win be home the
first OF the week from New York.
where Doe accompanied Mrs. Newhouse.
who sailed March 2 for Paris and
London.
Mr. and Mrs. A. p Hutchinson have
as their guest for "a few weeks Miss
Winnie Rhoadcs formerly OF this city
but now Of san Francisco.
W. T. Noble and his daughter. Mrs.
l.. g. Robinson. and child leave this
week FOR "A month In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Snow, who have
spent the winter I'm Chicago, Ill.,. viii
be back here early lu the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs p Mohesy Jr. will
be home the lat Of next week from a
short stay in New York
Mrs. Ernest Steuger has returned
from two months trip 90 Kelvin,
Ariz, Denver Colo. and omaha, Neb.,
where she visited old friends.
Miss Zulu Houtz has returned 10 her
home in Provo after spending two
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05

evening Those present were MI and
Mrs. NJ. $. Browning, Dr. and Mrs.
Ezra Rich, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thorn
as, Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Wilson. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ellis, Miss Rea Nibley
OF salt Lake, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Scowcroft, Miss Mae Scowcroft and
Joseph ScowCroft Jr
Mrs George Halvorson is spending
a month at Centerville with her moth
err, Mrs. Elizabeth whitaker.
Mrs S. j. Bigelow entertained the
Past Noble Grand club at her home
5t7 Twentieth street, on Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l.. Jones and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Thomas have returned
from a pleasant trip 70 California.
A meeting OF tho Chlldren's Ala so
ciety was held Friday afternoon al thu
home Of Mrs. O.. H. Costing, 2i03
Adams avenue, when Judge Guuncil
addressed the members on the work N
the Juvenile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
MpOrrfSR

Mrs y. Y. Hampton announces tho
engagement Of her daughter Edna 70
Mr. Charles W. Price, the wedding 70
take place In April
The marriage Of Miss Irene Hilton
and Charles Greenwood takes place
next Thursday.
The date Of the marriage Of Miss
Edith Lee Sutherland and A. Robert
fillmore has been set for May 3, and
nearly 1900 invitations will be issued.
The affair viii take place In WASH
ington. and n former college chum OF
the groom, Rev. Morgan Ashley Will
perform the ceremony at 81. Margarets
church. Miss Sutherland Is receiving
many attentions in the capital hav-
ing been guest OF honor az n number
Of large functions and others being
planned Tor the future
pretty wedding Of Monday was
that of Miss Frances a Rawlings and
william p. Barton. Bishop Woolley
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Tuesday three tables being played.
Mrs ~ "a blanchard and Mrs O. II
blanchard wore hostrsses md "a card
T,s,f,, I'm Tu,aI,,- and at "a literary af-
mir ,p tbe dan forIowIrr both dIpc-
lions bsIug al t1. f,rmrr's home.
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1i!uyI l"t MI ~ u ,,.-" ~, ~. ~,
sss
Miss Afariorie Dew entertained NJ
t,-I4.r. .,, XVo5voe,I-,- r,..ufv,r fp boror
of Miss Carey Marshall who leaves
tomorrow for trip abroad. tho dccora-
lions being in daffOdils and four tables
played.
Mrs. ID u. Rose entertained the Ouin-
gcnta club TUESDAY afternoon
Mrs C. W. Iambourno entertained
her card club this week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
(o:s!m,,I!NS71ee -
87lGOTNO

Mrs. A. G. Maclean and Miss Mac
lean, who have spent the past three
months In Kansas city, Mo, and Min
neapolis, Mimi, will be home the first
of next week.
Mrs p. w. Hanson and her daugh-
tors, tho Misses Gertrude and Irene
Hanson. who have spent the winter In
California. viii be home tho middle
of the month.
Miss Winnie Shrack returned sun
day from Ave weeks spent in New
York.
Miss Clare Gleason Of Kaysviue
spent sunday here at the L. r. Hail
home.
j. H. McChrystnl has returned home
after "a few weeks spent In California.
Mrs McChrystal and children will re-
main some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Elias A. Smith re-
turned Sunday Afternoon from a few
weeks spent In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w W. Armstrong and
Mrs. ". O. Alexander are now spend
ing a few days IN Venice, Cal
Mrs. r.. C.. Parsons and her mother.
Mrs. Sarah McChrystal. are IN Venice,
Cal.
Mrs A. t. Park is now AZ home ~
tho Fifth East hotel after trip east
and south.
Miss Alice Nibley has returned from
visit I'm Washington, ID. c., and other
eastern cities.
Mrs. A. W. McCune has returned
from Now York, where she has spent
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
Ernest Greene.
Mrs T.. d. LoCompto of Park city
spent the weekend here with friends.
Mr. and Mrs T. Mehosy Jr. arc
spending two or three weeks iu New
York.
Mrs Frank n. Hobbs returned Tues
day from a months visit In southern
California,
Mrs Agnes Dillon OF New York. who
has been spending some time Ia SOUTH
ern California, Is visiting I'm the city
with Mr. and Mrs. Il. W. Kelly Ia First
avenue.
Mrs O. w. Mccarthy and Miss Nc
Cnrthy have come 20 salt Lake 20 re-
side, and are az home for the present
az the Meredith apartments.
w w. Armstrong has returned from
southern California whore Mrs Arm
strong win remain for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs IT Il Prudential win
leave today for Phoebe. New, where
they viii make their home
Mrs A. IS Bower and Mrs. r. a.. Glib
SON. who have been Spending the wine
Ter in southern California, will return
the last Of the month
Mr. and Mrs. r. T.. Darling and
daughter are expected home the latter
part of this week from Los Angeles
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OGDEN

Miss Lucille Dunno, daughter of col.
Dunno Of Portland was the guest of
honor az the home of MT and Mrs
william n Ecclos ou Tuesday Cya-
ming The parlors. brilliantly lighted.
beautifully arranged and decorated
with a profusi0n of carnations and
other cut flowers, presented "a lovely
scene. Cards music and othDr pleas
ant diversions were INDUCED in until "a
late hour when dainty refreshments
were served, Those present We're MI
and MIS-. David Eccles. Mrs Nettis
Eccles MI and Mrs Harold Peery. Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Perry Mr. and Mrs.
A. W. walker Dr and Mrs II. NJ
Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. ID. Q. Eccles the
Misses Rosabel Scowcroft, Ethel Hir-
mon Flo Civilians. Celia Eccles, Lila
Eccles and Miss Georgia Young of Salt
Lake. Mcssrs Earl Emmett. William
T.. Eocles, j.. IT, Spencer and DR.. Luke
Crawshaw.
Miss Beatrice Brewer was the charm-
ing hostess al an elaborate dinner Civ
en- Tuesday evening I'm the private din
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05

spent a few days this WOO, -
relatives and friends rhlts,
Mrs. Joseph Niblev of Sal,
visited her parents. Alr ana \. la,
n. Dusenberry in Provo 4 , el'. r
this week. iew On.
ar. ana Mrs. William tsi.,
Pleasant Grove spent MIX
Provo. The guest of M.
Graham. j.
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card party at her home which ives
prcttily decorated for the occasion.
Mrs J. j DAILY was guest Of honor
at dolightul bridge tea on Tuesday
given by her daughter. Mrs. Roy H..
Brown iu celebration of her thirteth
wedding anniversary Mra Dalys 9TH
or daughters Mrs Iiliard. Mrs j.. J..
Roberts and Mrs. J. g. DAILY assisting.
The rooms we're decorated In jonquils
and vi1lets and the prizes were won
hv Mrs Ezra Thompson. Mrs. laadorc
Mayer and Mrs A. p kimban.
Mrs Paul q. Potter entertained at
an Informal bridge tea at the post on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05

W.
THE notable AFFAIR ln o. social way
obi. week was the reception given in
Eouor of Nrs b. E. Wells 0u Monday
by The general RELIEF society &C tho
puarH rooms % the Bishop building
Thr-a wore bright with rumber.ess
foraI offerings from friends and NOM
bsrs OF the Relief society assisted in
SERVING and receiving. Tho hours were
r.m 20 o'clock. and several aun-
dr.I people called 10 pay their respects
ia the guest OF honor Mrs. Bath
.H.ra 1v. smith the sae.etys president
r#st.I Mra Wells loo receiving.
Another delightful affair given in
H.. Wells honor was .hat of the Utah
l,umaus Press and Reaper clubs
which combined iu am enjoyable mcst-
ire with "a special program devoted 70
Sos Wells ufo and wors7 and pre-
scented her Jointly with handsome
ed. dress ratiera.
t. and Mrs A. %. Irvine entertain
.f l1e members of their card club on
Thursday evening ana few outside
guests, the amusement being 500.
Mr. and Mrs O. ID Harding entor-
taIucd number OF friends 'u Wcdn1s-
day evening iu celebration oi their
china wedding anniversary. th" rooms
b.'ur effectively decorated throughout
Had % program of music. addresses and
Rotations being n feature of the cve-
MINK The guests numbered Mr.. and
Mrs f. $. T'ngcy Mr and Mrs. g. *.
Howe MT and Mrs. wallace, Mf. hll
Af.F n y. t0IIott Mf 1nd Mr'. q. 49,
NarEotts. Mr 'n1 AIa. N.ien' AL
nl Mrs ST. snow, Mf. Anl Nf. Jos.
Irdotte Mr. and Mrs william Lang
f"n. Ar and MIS- *. -. yiol' MI.
1rd Sits Aaron Cox MT ana Mrs a..
H Felt Mr. ana Mrs Joshua DAVIS
Mrs. William laneiord MIS-. AiathllH
'HW'cN Mi- Una huII Aii-. hlon.tsi
Mus Butte Mr- Jine COX Ml-
Holmes. MIS- Baker MIS-. Alma. I'm
NrF. A. w cannon MTs. MalIlsA
HHrIIuE Mrs 'ittic" hafdN. me
Misses Esther lloyd Lntte Davis,
Elizabeth smith Nellie Holmes laa
HuH Annie Felt jennie ana i'lAI'
Harding. the Mcsrs, william Holmes.
lr.n. Ieidngrs' J'hn u. Wnlt'' baI'''I
Baker ana Efmll d. iiHfulns.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. O.. 7. over
field WAS hostess 40 ON informal nrl1Ee
tC3 given iu honor NJ MISS MARSH lI'
Miss Trask and Miss Dickson. the doc
oratiou- being iu Amer lean Beauty
roses and about -FOUR tables played. . As-
McCaskcr. Mrs Louis Cotos and tho
Misses Minnotte b1'r' L'reen Letfy
and EIiuor stewart
urs. q. n. Woodruff was guest ~
honor Thur.dav at 90 deIIuhtml auaIr
given n honor of hor seventy second
birthday anniversary bv her daughters
Mrs A "a Wr0druG ANA MIS- J. =
Dayues al the home of the latter HE
md nottoJ piants tbe dinipgr5om be-
ing in pink. the table having a lace
5oisbro shaded I'M mink and fest,9ns
az smilax and carnations brought from
10. .h,r5eli.r 'f1 the fou- rornera
i,r,, tirtt,,l,,. .sirc ,.ss tho .ertsr-
.,iaee ana n r,usicai program was eIvor
H. Mira T.ueIia Ferrin sham. Mis-
NIipDon Drnbaft.r ana Miss Edn1
l,,,,,,.- ~ ''r,.rg,1r
s.,..- ..,.-..i.., 81.
MI d. a. 9iIN'I s''lsi' llel l".
Np1l ,'', cruz, S,sl' Wy, tle pI,4
$ IT. Thompson. Mrs orson l1Idrcdge
Mrs. TT. s. stowe ana MIS- II. hap ].
Mf. ana NiA. 0rhtr entertained also
800 me evening
Miss EInor stewart entertained the
Thursday bridge tournament yester-
day
Mrs j. s. Taylor entertained tho
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RACING COSTUME OF CHAMPAGNE CHIFFON BROADCLOTH.
Killed walking skirt
a
bodice
rle black
the the rather almost straight
sunshade
black
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performing the ceremony in the PRES
ence Of the families and a wedding
supper following.
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Mrs A. IS Bower and Mrs. II. o. Glib
SON. who have been spending the wine
Ter iu southern California. will return
the last OF the month
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Mr. and Mrs f. T.. Darling and
daughter are expected homo the latter
part of this week from Los Angeles
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-10-14
SCREW PROPELLER IN CASING
Mr.. Yasuzo Wadagaki Makes sugges-
tlon to Increase Efficiency Of Ma
rIne Turbine Engine.

With view to enabling marine tur.
bine engine propellers to work at
higher efficiency, Mr.. Yasuzo wada-
gaki. in a paper before the Northeast
Coast Institution of Engineers and
Shipbuilders. proposes to use a metal
lie casing surrounding the screw pro-
peller, the forward and aft ends of
which are fiared into bell-mouth shape.
with a cross-sectional ar@ gradually
contracting from the two ends toward
the screw propeller, says Scientific
American. By this arrangement the
forward velocity Of the water, which
is impaired by the fractional pull of
the ships side, is accelerated, until at
the most contracted part of the chan
mel, where the water is acted upon by
the screw propeller. the velocity rises
to maximum. the propeller operating
I'm water having a relative velocity
much higher than the forward speed
Of the vessel" BY this device Mr..
Wadagaki believes the slip will be
reduced and the screw propeller efi-
cheney proportionately increased.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-10-14
TURBINE ENGINE IS Defined
to End Of Stick and Played
With by Children.

There are probably few people out.
side the ranks of engineers VIII, know
what turbine is. THE best idea I
can give of it," said an engineer, els
to liken it to those paper wiadmills
which spin on the end of a stick, and
which are sold to children In the
streets. A turbine, in fact, is like q
series of these revolving wheels fixed
one behind the other. only instead Of
being turned by the wind, it Is re-
volved by jets of steam. The turbine
wheels turn on a shaft inside a cyl
inder, in the interior of which are
fixed a number of stationary blades
which project into the spaces between
each wheel. The purpose of these
blades is to catch the steam and d.
rect 1t on to the wheels at an angle
where 1t will exert the most force. As
the steam enters the cylinder 1t 10
caught by the stationary blades and
DETECTED on to the blades of the first
wheel, which are set turning. The
steam then passes to the next, until
all the wheels are set whirling and
the ship is driven through the water"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-10-14
WE'D AS IN OLD FORMILSA

stantiy with spear thrust tbrougb
the heart and the carcass was singed
over fire of rushes. skinned ana or,
into small pieces. The pieces NOR.
placed In pots and set 10 bo,, ov.,
charcoal fires. Before this had han.
pened the bridegroom had TO fetch
the bride. She offered resistance ana
wept a great deal. but selling hold NJ
nef the lover placed her upon his
oack and carried her to the omen but
where all the company squatted round
table raised but two or three ,nch.s
from the ground. Then the food v.,
fetched. the pieces OF semi-cooked soo6
being handed round with chopsticks
The feast was interpreted with weird
chanting. The chief theme was sun,
piled by the words:
We are now one: We love each
other"
The proceedings lasted well int
the evening. The bride preserved :
most stolid demeanor throughout. hut
the crowd Of Europeans were hurelv
delighted and cheered and capped an,
Daily 0raphia
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-10-14

next Saturday evening In the old han
to reorsanize. Do you think your son
Is able to lead Them"
Able, my Sammy, why he wouldn't
be the sen of his father If he we're not
born musician"
Let him come then, and bring his
fathers baton-I mean the one we
gave him."
Get 1t, Sammy" said his mother,
perhaps Mr.. Millaker would like to
see it again"
Very proudly the boy opened the
box, displaying the handsome baton,
simply saying: Father was very fond
of It."
AS the visitors eyes fell upon the
baton he said:
Yes, It's the same. How well re-
member 1t, and how pleased the pro-
fessor was when we presented it, And
to think of our allowing ourselves to
lose track of his wife and son. Well,
you needn't worry any longer, Mary,
the old orchestra1l look out for you
now-till you make up your mind to
let me have the Job alone"
Though he gave her a meaning look
he took his departure in the midst of
her embarrassed laugh.
"Oh, mother" exclaimed Sammy, in
stantly the door was closed, Il under
stand now. That's the Joe that wrote
his name I'm all your school books"
The little lady, looking 10 years
younger, blushed as prettily as a girl
over her first love affair
YES" she admitted dreamily, "the
very same"
And to think of his making me an
orchestra leader. Do you think l can
do it, mother?"
"Of course you can. Are you not
the son Of Carl Blumenthal?"