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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
CARLISLE NOT EXPECTED
TO LIVE THROUGH NIGHT

NEW YORK, July 31,--John G. Car
lisle, former secretary of the treasury,
who has been critically i'll here for the
last two days, had sinking spell early
this morning and his physician says it
is doubtful if he will live until day
light.
Mr. Carlisle was recently seized with
a recurrence of an old intestinal COM
plant which once before had brought
him near to death. His condition yes
terday was reported as better, but 1t
was always realized that on account or
his age-he will be 75 next September
his chances for ultimate recovery were
slender at the best.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
DOWNFALL OF CALINEJAS
is CLERICAL ULTIMATUM
Premier Declares He Does Not
Fear Civil War

MADRID, July 30-Excitement in
the capital and throughout Spain is
intense over the conflict with the Vati-
can, which came to climax yesterday
with the decision of Premier Canalejas
to recall the Spanish ambassador to
CONTINUED ON Page Ten)
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TO-DAY
FORECAST

FORECAST
For Los Angeles and vicInity-Fair sun
day, overcast in the morning; moderate
south winds. Maximum temperature yester-
day II degrOes: minimum, so degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
FOREIGN

c madam officials and London detective
expect to have Crippen suspect on Mont
rose in Jail this morning. Section l. PAGE
Spain recalls ambassador to Vatican and
situation reaches crisis. Section /. PAGE
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to Eugene Cuff of Provo. the mar
rage to take place Oct. 2, in the
salt Lake temple. The bride-clect Is
well known In Provo musical circles,
where she has been under the instruc-
ton OF Prof. Lund Mr.. Clufr Is a son
OF Mr. and Mrs. j. u. Cuff of Provo
and a well-known young business man
of that place.
Mrs Lucy p. r. Russell announces
the engagement of her daughter.
Hope, to Francis Plat, the marriage
to take place the latter part OF this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs, c.. A. Lund announce
the engagement OF their daughter,
Helen, to h. II. Honey. The marriage
will take place In the near future.
An interesting affair of the week was
the wedding of Miss Edna Bailey and
DR.. Otto Sussman, the ceremony being
performed at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs. Emily Bailey on Wednes-
day. at noon, with Mrs, c. III. Post
acting as matron of honor, and the
following as attendants. Mrs. Russell
G. Schulder, Miss Maud Thorn, and
Miss Daisy Raybould, while Mr.. Carl
Sussman was best man. Sybclla Clay
ton rendered beautiful selections from
Lohcngren. and n wedding breakfast
followed. after which DIR. and Mrs.
Sussman left for an European trip ex-
pecting later to make their homo In
New York
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sister. Miss Taylor of Provo, were in
the city this week.
home. ftcra spending the summer III
san Francisco.
sag syIjs III Il -.
IN town. the guest OF ms son ana
uaushter. MI and MIS-. Y. "a. ! oh.'t'e'
III 'helr home on Brigham street
shn IL, e. - IL ut.u = - Iii, trends
w - S si'eiin sun ~
Mrs w.rro, Z, poeue has returned
f,.nr,, ' Maie't y, ,s,asi, "i,,, frnnds
~ '1eiiser.
Mrs Ad,1nh p,ar aud nor daughter.
for san Francisco. ia be away a few
weeks.
Marsha, Breeder has returned after
a STAY OF some six months in the east.
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organ recital at the tabernacle, followed
by luncheon at the Commercial clup,
and afterwards at an auto trip about
the city. At tho Commercial club,
covers were laid for about IS, and the
decorations were in pink dahlas. As,
sisting in entertaining We're. Mrs. Freu
Staufer. Mrs. l.. w. Snow, Mrs J. 3.
Bransford, Mrs. Belle A. Gnmmell, Dr.
Elsie A. Faust. Mrs j. 7. Critchlow,
Mrs. r. S. Keogh, Mrs. A. J. Hosmer'
Mrs. a. a. Kerr. and Mrs. II. N. Mayo.
Mrs a. II. Peabody was hostess at
n reception on Monday afternoon In
honor OF Mrs Graham r. Putnam, now
of Ely. New, the decorations being IN
autumn leaves. and musical numbers
given by Miss Alice Martin and young
John Putnam, the hostess being assist
ed in entertaining by Mrs. c. q. Bar
ron, Mrs Horace Holly Smith and Miss
Alice Martin.
Miss Sarah Swart, one of next weeks
brides, was guest of honor on Thurs-
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(or1IyNe7~o
S ggOTNG

Mrs. Walter II. Evans and her small
son John Merton are here from Port
iand, visiting Mrs. Evans's parents,
NJ. ana Mrs. John NJ. Wheeler, at the
-SoFey apartments
Mrs. Jeanette $. Ferguson ana her
son. and daughter have gone to Cali
lorna 1or a stay of a few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. +. Dorsey
nave returned from trip of several
weeks In southern California.
Mrs. g. NJ. Freed, Mrs. Esther.
Freed Filler and little daughter. and
Ellis Freed have returned to Salt Lake,
after their European trip.
Mrs. Edward 3. Hcislcr has re-
turned from Great Falls. Mont. where
she has been Visiting with her sister,
Mrs. ]. Knox Bodell
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. futile have
for their guest Miss Louise Davis of
Battle Creek, Mich.
Mrs. L. B. Fuller of Provo has been
j. E. Berkeley.
Mrs. John Delauo has returned after
a summer spent at Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis w. Sowles have
returned from California, and will be
at home after Oct. 10 at III east Sec
ond South street.
Mrs. Graham r, Putnam and son,
John. who have been visiting relatives
and friends in the city for the past
two weeks. have returned to their home
In Ely, New.
~
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their home in honor of Mr.. and Mrs,
j. Z. Cosgriff.
Mrs. c C. Parsons Is hostess at a
bridge party this afternoon given IN
honor of Miss Merle Lynch an autumn
bride, the decorations being In autumn
leaves and roses, and about 80 present.
Assisting were Miss Hazel Sappingtoh
Miss Leslie Woodruff and Miss Edna
Farnsworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cunningham en-
tertained on Tuesday at dinner IN
honor OF Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Cosgfiil'
the table being decorated III autumn
flowers, and about II dozen present.
The Misses Marie and Adelaide Ban
croft entertained at n luncheon on Moh-
flnv nfternoon in honor of Miss Palmer
of Philadelphia, the decorations being
in mink roses, and candles with pink
shades. and the place cards figure PIC
tmrcs. Covers were laid for l..
ON Tuesday the Salt Lake County
Medical Society entertained the laales
Of members OF the state society at an
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times caused by worry, !, Is generally
due to a diseased scalp as inlicaten ny
such symptoms AS the dandruff itchins
scalp and brittle. falling HAIR or winch
you speak. To restore your scalp 10 u
healthy condition, first keep It cream DS
shanlpooinE every ten DAYS OF NV
weeks with canthroX, then mnssnsc tne
scalp. using n good qulnihe mar LONE nc.
! You can prepare the tonic yousse't ~
adding one ounce OF UuinZolh 10 u nun, ,,
pint OF alcohol ana Il hait-plnt OF coiu
water. This Is much better than 11 Is.
Icady-prcpared mar tones as J.. con ,,ia,,,
nothing to make the mar coarse ,, n siSMy
and stop your hair from coming "u..
You will find 1t an Ideal dressing lor
the hair and very refreshing 10 an i'ch-
Ing scalp.
b. NJ. D.: (a) DO not let your SUPER
fluous flesh worry you. Even thoMgh
you have spent many dollars trElnR
4 different so-called flesh reducers win,
out any Of them doing bit or Goou,
want you to try this one. l nave many
friends who tell me 1t did wonders Tor
them. Get four ounces OF parnotis from
any drug store, dissolve II In 10 plhts
fcw minutes before each meal; II az Is
rapidly without the necessity OF dieting
or strenuous exercising. OBJ That S,ood
ccXcma remedy you ask for is called
luxor
AZ II. s.. TO be sure, health and
hca;,tv 20 hand in hand. Indigestion
and sluggish liver cause impure blood.
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Frank Mathews. Walter R,ro,.
SSeorge wall and c. A. Magujro 'iaN,
nsred the church promptlv n, en-
O'Clock, the beautiful autumn sunsh, ~
hhn nid the pretty scene s'I rhs
Siathewa a'' Ms were ere. Miss Maude
Cara Warner and Miss Frame, MIS-; Mss
vaney Of Salt Lake City, Nftor 'l ,1l
ceremony, a. wedding brcnkfast me
gwen at the Tomasek home. 81, SsS
Madison avenue. covers being laid -% 100
~ guests The couple received nav ,or
beautiful wedding gifts. ~ many
The Child Culture club mot =. :,
home of Mrs. Walter Harris ~ me
Twelfth street, on Tuesday, afterno ".S
Miss Georgia Hardy Of Salt t,,a
Glts mas been the guest of Miss I'tGe
Boyle for the past week. ''''a
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Mrs. Sam Schwab of Provo is visiting
friends in the city.

!
Mrs. Sam schwab of Provo is visiting
friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. S. Hawk and
family left Saturday for Chicago, where
they will reside In the future.
Mrs. Newcomb and Miss Dorothy
Newcomb OF Provo are in town visit
ing friends for a few days.
Mrs. D. Z. Gleason of Ogden spent
the past few days in town with Salt
Lake friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter p. Jennings are
now at home in the Kensinston.
Mr.. ana Mrs j. II. McChrystal have
moved to the Convey apartments.
MIR. and Mrs George E. Airis arc
at home at 1o7 7 street.
II. Lacelle Cummings leaves. today
for Schenectady. n. Y, where he will
take a course in electrical engineering
Mt the school of the General Electric
company.
DR.. and Mrs. w. s.. ElIcrbeck have
gone for an eastern trip which viii
Include Chicago, New York, Phila-
ulelplld anu boStoil.
Miss Lillian Levy has gone to Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Klein are here
permanently and are at the Keith
apartments. Mrs. Klein was formerly
Miss Nellie Brnkcr.
Mrs. John Judson will he hero short
ly from Hastings, Neb, to spend some
time in this city.
Mrs. II. Dority. accompanied by her
son. Harold, and daughter. Ruth. left
Friday morning for Watcrtown. where
she will visit II month with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Browne left this
week for an eastern "Trip.
Maj James NJ Arrasmith. Capt.
Ulinc. Capt. Bridges and Lieut.. Wal
thall have returned from Fort Wingntc.
n. NJ, where they have spent the past
two weeks on court-martlal duty
Mrs. David Keith Is In New York,
having placed David, Jr, In school IN
Salisbury. Conn.
Prof. and Mrs. Byron Cummings and
i their son, Malcolm. arc settled In Sed-
litz, near Berlin. where they have ta-
ken Il house for the winter
Mrs II. D. Woodruff, Mrs. ]: NJ, Bow
man and Mrs. Frank d. Stephens arc
planning n trip to Los Angeles and the
beaches to remain through the winter
months.
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard p Morris arc
now settled in a cottage at Venice for
tho winter. sl
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hownt. Jr.
left on Tuesday evening for their home
In LOS Angeles, after u visit OF some
tirnc3wlth friends here:
Mrs. Harold Peery Of Ogden and her
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Among the engagement announce
ments to be consummated in mar
rage within the fortnight are the fol-
lowing:
Mrs. r. G. Bills announces the en-
gngement of her daughter Blanch to
Thomas Densley of Riverton, the mar
sriage to take place Oct. 10.
On the same date will take place the
marriage of another daughter of Mrs
Bills. Miss Grace. to Lewis Robinson
of GAINESVILLE, both to be solcmniz-
ed In the temple.
The marriage of Miss Agatha C.
Cutler and j. w. Barrett takes place
next Thursday at the home of the
bride.
Mrs. -sallie L. Taysum Announces the
engagement of her daughter, Eda, to
Frank little Reinsimnr, the wedding
to take place the middle of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Ncbekor an
nouncc the engagement of their
daughter Inez. TO Peter G. Burt. The
marriage will take place the middle OF
Octohera as.I. AZ H
Mr., and Mrs WI. Lynch announce
the engagement of their daughter
Merle to Richard Caleb Dorsey of
Louisville. Ky. The wedding will take
place about the middle of October.
Mrs. j. r. Bywater announces tho
engagement of her daughter, Edna.
to Herbert, Dorsey, Tho marriage will
take place October II.
Mrsrr Ml5fRs Bishop, Murray, Utah
announces tho engagement of her
daughter Miss Layctte Bishop to Mr..
Albert n. Pixton, son of Robert Pix
ton, Taylorsvillc, Utah.
g Mr.. and Mrs. John Larson Of
Preston. Idaho. announce the en-
gagcment of their daughter Blanch,
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PROVO.

the many friends of Reed Hardin,
WI. be pleased to learn of his marrlarss
to Miss Sarah Hayes of Tubor. cana,IsSe
winch was solemnizcd "Wednesday in
the salt Lake temple. Mr.. HARDING 10 10
INC son OF MI. ana Mrs. John Harding
ana was until II few years ago. of The
city, when he left for Canada where hs
mas spent inc past few years ana es.
tablished his home there, MI, 49,,
Mrs. Harding will visit relatives ana
friends In Provo Il few weeks bornra
returning to Canada, where they win
take with them the best wishes Of =
host of friends.
Miss Emma Fisher and Hans Chris.
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Laboratories at Scranton. Pa. Since lis
discovery. II little over n year ago,
Crystolis has been found to contain mar.
velous properties for producing new
ious tests in the worst cases Of bald
ness. dnndruff. itching scalp, etc, the
results obtained by the experimenting
chemists were considered almost miracu-
lous. In every case 1t was found that
where there were any hair roots leit i
would produce II new ana lu%urlahl
growth of hair in from four to SIX
weeks time. Gray or faded mar was
from 10 to IA days time. IN minor cases
of scalp and hair diseases, suchTas
Gandruff, falling hair. itching SCALP etc,
1t was found that these unnatural con.
ditions were corrected and often com
pletely cured by two, or, three ,appca.
lions. 'rhc discovery of Crystolis Will
without doubt, put an end to the ifouoIe-
some scalp and hair diseases that are
people. Women who have been forced,
into wearing false hair Will greatly wei
come this marvellous product. as aside
from Its many other virtues; II adds a
beautiful gloss and lustrc to the old halt
Besides. it contains no oil and has
tendency to make the hair light and fluff
fy.
The managers OF the Cresllo Labora-
tories have such strong faith In CrystClis
We have been authorized to make the FOL
lowing remarkable offer: They will for
felt $1,000 in gold IL they fail to prove
that Crystolis actually grows hair. They
will forfeit $1,000 in gold IL amy one can
prove they were not the first dscor.-
erers of Crystolis, They Will forfeit
$1,000 in gold If It can be proven thas
1t contains any oil. dye or coloring mat
ter of any kind. They will forfeit SL0o
in gold II every testimonial and sworn
statement which they publish Is not ah-
solutely genuine. Arrangements nave
been made with the Laboratories 10 furn-
fish free information in regard to this
new process to all Deseret News read
ers. Merely cut out and send In the
coupon below, and YOU will receive free
particulars of this marvellous new prod.
uts by return mail.
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Health and Beauty
.nY MRS. NAE MARTYN.

por,s. IT YOU wish to make grease,
less complexion cream lei,y tnht frN w.
quickly clear your compaiSSH,1,n no 10 rnces.
slty Of several months treatment, You
can easily prepare II ~ nome by , mr'H tna-
together an ounce of almo%oln; two IN, Nm
sroonfuls glyccrinc and onc-half pm;
cold water; stir brskly and lot stand
over night. Where applied freauentIS
YOU Will find this nm excellent lent, ,f:,I!
for removing wrinkles, bln lack i..,,
ishes. IT will leave the skin smooth.
ciea, and velvety. and is II matchlcss
preparation for massaEing and reducing
the size of large pores IN the SKIN.
II. H.: Plain delatonc Is the hest
thing ever heard OF to remove supnt-
II costs much less than the ciectrlc
needle. is painless and require ltue
tine OF course, the hairs may return
light IN ,olor--scarGcly dscernible. a
second or third application Will ID you
permanently of tho annoying hairs.
Deatone costs q dollar an AZ ounce o,ns ro SHt
Simply mix little dela,one with enough
water to form II paste: cover the skin
Cror, which you wish to remoV" me
hairs with this Paste; lei 1t remain l1G Two Two
or three minutes, then wipe OH ana
wash with warm water.
May r.: By dcvotlng just little
time each day to the care OF Your ccn'
plGSion you can ward off TIE inarNs
Of approaching age and have the same
attractive mountaineering features
Us your younger friends. Use good,
grcascioss complexion cream tsce au-
swer to Doris). and instead { closging
up the pores of your skin with face
powder. get n dependable lotion and MS
Il exclusively You can make such q
lotion by buying -four ounces OF spur-
max ut your druggists md Iissulvius
It III onr-half pint hot water, Their add
two tcaspoonfuls Elycerinc and when
cold, apply freely to Your face, neck
ana aims. This lotion Is inexpensive
anl unrGualcd as u skin beautificr 1t
powder and you will find 1t excellent
for removing that shiny, muddy look
from your skin. | find 1t good for re-.
moving and preventing frcckles. skin
pmplcs and any unnatural skin rough
mes.
u. w: II my eyes continually had
| that tired, overworked feeling YOU say
| yours do, I would lose no Tins getting
| n good tonic for them. My eyes are In
| clincd to BIO weak and keep them IN
| good condition by using II simple. III.
expensive remedy made by dissolving nm
ounce of crSstos In n plat or water.
| a few drops In each eye occas!orul!y
vi rcahily relieve inflammation iad
make ones eyes bright and sparkling
Try this and am sure you will not
| need To wear glasses, II Is n splendid
tonic toI weak watery eyes. also grani-
ln'ed lids.
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T. B. . T..
day at Il shower porty. give nby Mrs
| Ed Egli, the rooms being decorated in
autumn leaves, white roses and carnn-
| tons. and the evening spent In games,
| at which prizes were won by Miss Rcah
Rogers and Miss Esther Swart. Miss
Florence Atwood and Miss Lillias Swart
assisted, ana about 81 were present.
Mrs. w. A. Wetzell entertained last
night at shower party and musicale
In honor of Miss Gail Mills and Miss
Ethel Smith, two autumn brides and
both members of the church choir of
which Mrs. Wctzell Is director. The
rooms We're decorated In autumn col
ors. and the porch hung with lanterns
In autumn hues. The hostess was as
sisted by Miss Jessie Mills and Miss
Leola Schrack. and number OF mu-
steal selections We're given. ~ feature
of tho evening was mystery basket
from which the brdes-eect. both blind
folded. drew parcels. About 60 were
present.
Mrs. Albert Lund and Mrs. 3. Schultz
entertain next Wednesday ut china
shower to be given in honor of Miss
Helen Lund, an autumn bride. at the
residence of Mrs. Schultz, SIS south
Fifth East street.
Mrs. Ada Ferguson entertained yes
terday at Il kensington for Miss Merle.
Lynch, the decorations being in autumn
leaves and nasturtiums Assisting
were Mrs. a. II, Peabody, Miss Dorothy
Partridge and Miss Beverley Riley.
About 30 We're present.
Mrs. w. +. James cntcrtnins at n
luncheon at the Alta club next Mon
day in honor of Mrs Russell a. Chaplin.
Samuel Ncwhouse gave q box party
at the Salt Lake theatcr on Thursday
night. his guests comprising Mrs. w.
C.. Alexander. Miss Lcilah Sjodahl, Miss
Vera Sjodahl. Miss Romola King, Miss
Gertrude Hanson, Miss Gcorgida Moore
Charles Stimson, Judge w. III. king,
Clarence Miner, Mr.. Brayton and Mr..
Foster
Mrs. r. G.. Webbcr and Miss Weber
entertained yesterday afternoon at n
bridge tea in honor or Mrs. Russell a.
Chaplin, eight tables being played and
Il number of others coming In for tea.
The rooms were decorated in pink dahl
lins. and assisting in the dining-room
were Mrs. Arthur Bird and Mrs. j. II,
Jennings.
Mrs. c. c. Parsons. Jr.. entertained
yesterday afternoon at tea for
Mrs. Flora Parsons Stevenson
of Chicago. tho decorations be-
ing rod roses. dahlias and
present. Assisting We're the Misses
Hazel Sappington, Helen Woodruff,
Dorothy Roollidgc, Edna Farnsworth.
Mrs. y, G. Roberts was hostess yes
torday afternoon ut an Informal bridge
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In addition TO the usual number OF
luncheons at the Country club on We'd
ncsday, n bridge party WAS given by
the entertainment committee, Mrs. Il.
C. Gcmmel!. Mrs. d. G. Roberts and
Miss McGrath.
Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. o. Howard will en-
terrain ut a dinner next Monday at the
terrain at a dinner next Monday Mt
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THE CEREMONIOUS WINTER COAT OF VELVET.
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given ny HiS. rreu W. S'auiiei stliu
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ried out in heart effect. with pink roses
and carnations. and also the
refreshments The table had II
Clnny lace cloth over pink.
used Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
n. q. Wcbber and Miss Weber, Mrs
c. r.. Richards. Mrs. Z. f. Holmes, Mrs
!. e. Jennings, Mrs. c. II. Post. Mrs.
IA Grant Hampton, Mrs r. w. b. Terrell,
Mrs. Jasper McCaskeIl, Mrs. C. p. Over
park and Miss Minette Baer.
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autumn leoyos and chrvsa nthemums,
and the table having besides candles.
shaded In yellow N nd refreshments and
hostesses we're, assisted by Miss Virgin
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-08

One of the prettiest weddings or tho
season was that of Miss Irene
Tomasck, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Tomasek to John j. Keane OF
Ithaca, n. ". which occurred on We'd
ncsday morning at ST. Joseph's church.
the Rev Father p. NJ. Cushnahan Of
floating. The bridal party. ushered by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-08

With real art the public arc enter
tained, Wednesdays and Saturdays at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-08

The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Swedish church met with Mrs. Andrew
Freborg on Thursday afternoon at
her home, 2720 Madison avenue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-08

The 800" club met with Mrs. a. w.
Walker at her homo on North WASH
ington avenue on Saturday afternoon.