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Talked ON white slaves. =

w. H. Lee, an evangelist from
Colorado, addressed small audi
fence in the seelye last night on the
white slave traffic. He represents a
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ABtIEaE's SOCIETIES

"A u AND 4, n. n q "A.
If-Ais 9eIIseels 1f1t 4nI IA vi 81
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The Reflector has for sale nomi-
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
EPHRAIM.

Special 10 The Tribune.
EPIRAIM, ITcb 12-Thc NJ d. n.
club which l. composed of Tho young
men OF the town. and the Ladies' G. q.
&. club entertained their friends at n
dancing party At thr pavilion last
evening, which proved Ia be ono Of tho
prctticst parties ever given in this city.
The dining room was arranged in The
club colors. which aye pink and green.
while tho ballroom was decorated IN
white and blue. which arc tho roors OF
'hc young men. -in elaborate lunch was
sclved
air. and Mrs Willie Anderson ldclIGlh .
fully entertained number of their
friends ri q progressive high five
party at their home Wednesday evening.
which proved To be one of the prctticst
affairs OF The past season. TIL" prize
winners were Mrs. Coil"y StIyner OF
Salt Lake and David Poulscp or this
city. Dinner was served during the
early part of th" evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Iohansen. who
hayc recently moved into their bcauti-
house warming Sunday evening bS a
number of their friends,
Mrs.--1on G. Sorcnscn WAS the hostess
ut a bridge whist party AZ hcr home dur
Ing the week. in compliment To Mrs.
Coilcy Slayner Of Salt Lake. who has
been visiting in this city during The
past week An elaborate midnight lunch
was acrvcrl-
s very pleasant affair OF the past week
was the dinner party given by Mr.. and
MiS. Willie Larsen. Jr., I'm honor of their
sixth wedding anniversary. Covers wore
laid for ten,
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TOOELE.

Special To Tho Tribune.
TOOELE. Feb. IA delightful time
was had on Thursday evening a the
Lincoln opera house, when the Young
Ladies' society gave banquet and ball.
Tho hall was artistcally decorated for
tho occasion a sumptuous supper was
served. and dancing was the chief amuse-
mcnt until late hour. Among those
who attended from Tnocle were Joseph
Jcttc and Miss Marsden Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel J. Merritt. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son and Mr.. and Mrs Harry White.
Captain w. Mcfarland Of st. Johns
was in rooel2 Wednesday.
John Dunn Of Alberta. Canada Is visit
ing his grandparents OF this place.
Joseph A. McRay Of Salt Lake City
has been visiting Bishop :. c. Orne the
past week.
Mrs Emma j. Aiax OF Center is in
this city visiting relatives. Mrs. Ajax
;yill leave Tooclc soon 10 spend tho re-
mainder Of The winter in California
Mrs. Ada Schooling of Sal, LIKE City
is the guest Of her daughter Mrs. V.
Green Logan. at Hotel TooeIc
Tho members OF Olive Branch Rebckah
lodge No. - will give . Martha Washing
ton dime social for all tho members OF
the J. .. -. f., their husbands and
friends. IN the odd Fellows hall, Febru-
AIRY g..
The Ladies' Sewing club met on We'd
pcs5av afternoon al the home OF Mrs
Ndolph Hansen. The afternoon was most
pleasantly spent In sewing. and later
cards were played. \ dainty lunch was
served. Mrs Hansen was assisted In en-
tertaininc by Mrs. Fred Brulc and Mrs.
RbNnald Thill. The club Will meet with
Mrs. V. Green Logau on next Wednesday
at Hotel Tooelc.
Mrs. owen Brinton entertained al an
elaborate Is O'Clock dinner on Sunday
evening. Covers were laid for NIr. ana
Mrs. owen Brinton Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Brulc and Mr.. and Mrs Rhynald Thill-
AEE. Anderson OF Denver, Colo. was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wal
lace on Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs Harry S. Wales, who has heen
visiting in 1ooele. has returned To her
homo in salt ralle CITY.
The Hotel Bridge club entertained at
cards on Wednesday evening in the hotel
parlorS.
Mrs Donald Hendry entertained at
luncheon on "Wednesday,
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MANTI.
Special to The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
MANTI. Feb. 12.--One OF the most sue.
cessfu affairs OF the week was the oirth.
day party at the home of 9Ir. and Mrs
James Crawford Sunday evening in homo,
Of their daughter. Maggie. who was. 2l
years OF age. Maggies glrl-friendS pre-
sented her with u handsome china tea
set. The evening was spent in cards and
music. \ delicious luncheon was served
during the evening.
Mr.: and Mrs, Henry Jensen went 10
Richfield Sunday, where they spent tho
first of the week visiting. They also
visited at Salina, returning home today.
on Thursday afternoon Mrs. Christian
ANleson entertained at a dainty five
o'clock tea in honor of Miss Agnes Hog
gan of salt Lake City and Miss jessie
Hogan of Louisville, Ida
Mrs T. L. Becker entertained at a de-
lightful luncheon Wednesday afternoon.
Covers We're laid for ten.
Mrs. George l.. Sears was the hostess
Monday night at'a birthday dinner. given
in honor OF her husband. Dr. George l..
Sears, in their new home, ono of the
finest in the city.
Thursday afternoon Miss Maria Mel
son and Miss Jennie Work gave four
o'clock tea party Tor Miss Iona Tinges
who left Friday for Salt Lake
from n pleasant visit with her mother,
Mrs. NJ Tucker. Of Fairvjew.
Ono of the pleasant events of the week
was the dinner given Sunday by Mrs.
II. A. Clark in honor Of Miss Agnes
Hogan of Salt Lake.
Miss Blanche Bird. entertaiped Monday
evening for Jessie Hogan of Idaho, Ten
young ladies were present
Mrs. }. H.. Bornung entertained In
Tuesday afternoon.
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PARK CITY.
spccial 10 Thc TrIhmne.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
PARK CITY. Feb l2.-'rhc regular
meeting Of the Womau's Athvuaoum was
held Monday last at The home OF Mrs.
Julius Frankie Miss Eva liughos was
tho leader OF the lesson aud gave an
excellent. paper on The llisior!cti
per.
Wednesday evening Mrs, Fred Smith
entertained number of friends in honor
Of Charles Heath uf North Yakima.
Wash, who is visiting here. The guests
spent the evening playing cards. and th"
prizes were awarded 60 MrS. sherman
Fargo and William Buck. Later de
licious refreshments were served 10 Mr.
sherman Fargo. Mr.. auG Mrs OlNor
Lockhcsrt. Mir and Mrs Julius Frankie,
MI aud Mrs. w. j. Buck. Ml: and Mrs.
Lee Il. Wight. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Shcr~
Allen aud Charles Heath.
Mrs. T.. J. BcGgs entertained Thurs
day afternoon IN honor OF Mrs q. w.
Allen. Tho ladies' played cards during
ments were served 10 MrS. sherman
Fargo. Mrs. Lee Wight. Alrs. frcd
Smith. Mrs. Frank NcEwan. Mrs. @. w.
Allen. Mrs. oliver Lockheart. Mis. oscar
frankie Mrs W. u. sutton and Mrs.
Locllhcart. Prizes were awarded 20 MIs.
Sherman Fargo and Mrs o. W. Allen
Mrs. Fred sherman entertained infor-
Charles Heath.
one OF the social events ol the week
was the grand bail Tuesday evening
given by The Park City Military band.
Paul Billings left Friday afternoon on
a brief visit through the northwest.
\ pleasant affair Of the week was thet
Of Monday evening when "a gct-ac-
quainted party was given I'm Society hall
by the members OF the local order OF
Elks The Parl; CITY band was i'm at
tendance and furnished musical pro-
elammc that WAS greatly enjoyed by all
present Mr.. Hall, a vaudeville artist.
and Prof Wcrteniicld were present and
were principal factors In making the at
fair u success. y German lunch with al
It's trimmings was served.
Miss Anna Wilson returned TO her
home sin tho Park. uitcr an absence Of
three months in Kcmmercr. Wyo.
The mcmocrs OF tho Binkcu club were
pleasantly entertained by Misses Blanch
1and Alice Dcighton. Friday evening. Tho
young ladc, spent the evening IN play
ing, games and later Il delicious lunch
was served to the Misses Gertrude Nc
Laughlu. lima Evans. Rhca Riley. Cr"S-
ccut Smith Miriam Radon. Nda KIM
ball. Clara iimball lie Nora Hurley,
Dora Evans and Edna Sutton.
Miss Bessie McClcan entertained the
members Of the ~ Il. W =, Friday even
ing. Games were played during the
evening and later dainty refreshments
were served 10 Tcssie Mclaughlin. jean
mic Sherman. Anna Wilson. Anna Paul.
iulda Wilson. I.islc Webb, Clara Kim
ball and Edna Sutton.
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RICHFIELD.

Special 10 The Tribune.
| RICHFIELD. Feb. l2-Niss Adell Gott-
trcdson WAS hostess ut a parcel shower
at the Fillmore home on Monday night
! In honor of the approaching marriage Of
J Miss Clara Fillmore and Clarence Chris
| tcnscn, which event viii take place on
! the 18th. Tho evening was spent in
games and music, and delicious refresh
mcnis were served Many presents were
given tho young couple. and the affair
was a great social success.
! Mrs. Andrew Nelson entertained one
afternoon this week at a Kensington
! Delicious refreshments were served
Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert Bird entertained
at d wcll-appointed dinner Wednesday
| evening. The guests were Misses and
Mcsdames G. RI. Ogden. Orson Chris
/ tensen and Jonathau Lloyd.
The stake officers of the y. l.. VI. l.
! \. save wcIl-planned reception on
! Wednesday evening at the home OF n. j.
Hapseu. in honor OF Mrs. George og-
den.
! Mrs. 6. II. Herbert was the guest oil
! honor at farewell party which the
| ladies OF tho Third Ward Relief society
gave on Monday afternoon. Delightful
guests during the afternoon. Mrs Her
bert will leave Tor California next month
where she expects to make her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lewis will enter
tain at valentine party on Monday aft
crnoon.
Jared Wilkinson and family OF Noun
tain Home. Ida. are here to spend
month visiting with. friends and rela-
tives-
Clarence Miller is here from Salt Lake
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Hans c. Larsen of Teas
dale were hercS[his week.
Samuel Page of Marysvale was here
this week.
Louis Jacobs of SaIna was a Richheld
visitor this week.
Mrs. Hans Hansen and Mrs. Ed Van
wagner LETT for their home at Provo on
Saturday.
Word has been received from Mr.. and
Mrs Mel Saltsberry. who are studying
in Brooklyn. ~. Y, that they will ar
rive here the latter part OF 'this month
Marriage licenses We're issued this
week to the following: Peter NJ. Peter
son and Millie Sorenson OF Glenwood:
Melvin p. Miller OF Murray and Miss Cora
Brusger of Venice; Roy Robinson OF
Scipio and Miss Aletta Nebeker OF Rich
field. The last two couples were married
by Bishop Coons OF this city.
The character ball planned for Ealen-
tine night will be given at the Anona
and viii be the society event OF the sea-
son.
y wedding reception was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Robinson at the residence
of the brides parents Thursday after
noon and evening A delicious supper
was served 10 a large number of guests
The time was spent In social pastImes
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Nebcker and is an accom-
phshed and lovable lady.
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HEBER.

Special TO The Tribune.
HEBER Feb, l2-Mr. and Mrs Nc
Allistcr OF Salt Lake have spent the
week hero visiting Mrs. McAlister's par
ents Mr.. aud Mrs. Abram Hatch.
Dr. u B witt returned from n short
stay IN the city OF skyscrapcrs Wcdnes-
day.
Wednesday evening the class OF 10 or
the Wasatch high school took a sleigh
rldo) to Midway. where couple OF hours
were spcnt in coasting. after which they
drove to Charleston and enjoyed a sup
per at the home OF Bishop Ritchic.
Fourteen members of the class were
present and all report the finest time Of
the :cor.
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PROVO.

/ Special to The Tribune
PROVO. Utah, Feb le.-NIrg. John
E'Gi!cs entertained at an afternoon fen
| Lhursd9y. White carnations were used I'm
me table decorations whore covers we're
/ @ml ,snd '2i Mesdames PaNtnan. Farror
SNNleS, aud McSsrs. Daniels. Graham
Giles Anderson. Cassidy and Icfficr'
/ The Relief society OF Utah stake win
CIV, Married Folks" chaEactor ball
/ M tho Mozart hall Thursday. FEBRUARY
i. Nu entertaining aud amusing pro-
Er"iHinc VIII hc given. and prizes will he
awarded to wcarcTs OF the best cos
tunes.
\. II Maibcu and VIE have gone 10
/ California to spend tbo uyNt month
Mrs G. L. Smoot entertained ot =
Childreu's party Wednesday afternoon i'm
, honor Of The birth anniversary Of her
pretllN decorated in silver tiascl and
SmiIaN; y birthday dinner was served
TO twelve guests.
The Sorosis Junior club met Tuesday
night with MisS Ferris Moves. Arrange
,n'niS were mad" for valentine party
20 be given by tho club Monday night
- Social hall, and also for the Wash
lnstpn i"a party TO be given on the I'D
Of this month.
Miss Mcrlr Jones pleasantly enter
taincI at her home "Wednesday aftcr-
noon ~ honor OF her eighteenth birth
anniversary, About twenty guests were
vo,.y cutrrtaIninci,, '"S l;tsIu l,tSI.u
supper was served.
Mrs Jennie l.. Jones M tional Junior
vice president Of the Womass Relief
meeting OF the local corps.
Mrs Brig johnson was The recipient
o. very enjoyable surprise by Il mum
p'I "l ne. HirhaS Wednesday night at
inc, ,,,,s ni,,ra ,'%, , MIiH m me even
mIIsir 80 7'-'''S '''u
-. o..
GIorT% tarlrf pl luS city was a Nephl
Ii;L,l.L,, s"S' Week '''e guest oi MIS-. NJ
rl%"N ,, i.yGg"G 20 pL MuiSnlsNlIle
md ,.i DC IN T,,1 w" WIN l''V""S
."
,EIC MiEC Su'lllan tnd ~; J.. HaIity "i
,.,o,, WY ''''' '''''"'' "n''"s thc
Miss Mari" StariGp entertained tho
Junior spSGi"ly members at her home
'"u"9N dl'''"o"'.
Mrs KITTY \. Hines has returned from
q sIioli Visit 10 NornaL
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Bo.cn entertained
az their homo TUESDAY evening in honor
Of their iorty-third wedding anniversary.
IhlriE guests wore present 10 enjoy the
sd."'"' i"uS.. '''d u"I,s"''uI supper
Mr. and Mrs Chal Chas" entertained
at charmiuGly appointed dinner Mon
DAY In honor ol Nh and Mrs. II 6.
! Hughes After dinner the party took IN
The Land Of Nod. at the opera. house.
The members Of the Fourth ward en-
, tcrtainod II the ward house Thursday
evening in honor OF Dr.. H. ;. lync. the
| choir leader; y well selected programme
was rendered
and Mrs. Irvine Jones enial-
u lnc9 y number OF their friends at a
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GARFIELD.

Special TO The Tribune
GARFIELD. Feb. l2.-CarficId Social
club gave a onc-:ict home talent comedy
onttl"d 'obstiuacy." in the odd Fellows
hall which was greatly enjoyed
Mrs A. c. Ellis will entertain the Bo-
niia card club next Wednesday.
The Sunday Night club viii have a
.Ii1ss meeting In the Odd Fellows hall
this evening. Vocal selections will bc
given by Mrs. G.. G.. Plummcr OF Salt
Lake and Tho maIr quartctte OF Car
field. The members of the club arc
pla ming 10 open a reading room and
gymnasium for the benefit OF the young
mon In tho near future.
The Garfield Sewing club will be en-
tcrtained Thursday by Mrs. ID. l.. Bar
ncrd
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EUREKi

Special TO The Tribune.
EUREKA, Feb. 1n-.Sn
week. ffa
Mrs. D. r., Sullivan ana
g -. Hush. visited Ncn,
the week. 'p'
Mrs. lsaac u. Barto, q
weeks In California.
Mrs. Walter Webh a..
spend tho summer at NJ
Mrs. Albert Bray. wbo
ing with her sister. Mrs
has returned to her honno
Ida. '"''
Mr.. and Mrs. James
visiting with relatives M
The anniversary dan,
Miners union was held =.
yilion Tuesday night. ana
IN every particular. A Jar.
union boys was present. =
Mrs. Frank Gorham l..
relatives at tho caplLal oif'
Mr.. and Mrs. u. 4 wi,
Scen at Los Gatos. Cal
vemher. returned 10 E,,r,
benefited by their vacatio,
The ladies Of tho M Z
give a VALENTINO party.
Mrs. i. w. TIurd en,crt.
OF tho Methodist chnrc,,'
ThursdaY afternoon. NJ
day. eoe'
Miss Vera Shaver IL q,
with her mother at s;aIf;
Mrs: G. G. Grigrs
breakfast and dlnper ON
Herbert Hopes and :
spent n portion Of thc VI
! Miss Anna Hughes
chargc OF the baptist min,
l'' 'IlC past Two years.
week FOR her old home r.,
( Mrs. Marcellus Scbmia,'
her daughter at Salt Iap
Mrs. w IT. RYAN i-'
Denver friends. 20
Columbia lodge. Renc,r.,
candidates and enjoy n sn
attachment. next Thurpds
MIR. and Mrs. Edwa+aN,
spent the fore part ~ q,
rsEa, the guests OF MIR. Il
Adamson. g
The grand lodge of the.
tted Eureka lodge No
evening. After spcocb.
members Of the order a IN
spread.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew,
Mrs. Rebecca Mitchell Z
Provo on Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank RosclIe ba /
a visit with her mother
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KAYsvII.

Special 10 The Tribune. ).
NAYSvILLE. Feb. /
Barnes Is spending a few
and Springyille as a cuc,
friends.
Paul R. Thomas ssen END
intimate friends at kis
day evening to n pro.
party. Delicious rcfrcS
served, --
Mrs. Elizabeth Swan n.
her home in Salt Lake Cd
tended visit In Kaysy(llc
her brother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. William d,
den were visitors IN Kay:
day.
Mrs. Ellen BarncS &
Is spending a few weeks
guest OF her many reid
Mrs. Ann Bloxman OF d
visiting here for a few d
Of her brother. Charles Ba|
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II
nounced the engagcment
daughter. Louise. and WI
Woods Cross. The MARI
place In Il few days,
EphTaim Bosworth OF r
visiting IN town this wee
Of his sisters. Mrs. Lizzie
Mrs. Mary Harvey. q.
George Harvey of LehI
the first of the week. the
tiyeS. Sr II
Miss Edna Ford is spi
months in Idaho. f.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman (
Haven. Ida. iare I'm town
rs guests OF their many
friends. "a
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts. .of!
spending a few months IN
the guests of their dauG1
5. Hatch. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 81
turned TO their home In
after an extended Visit iu-|
their many relatives. ~
Mrs. Mamie Thomson ri
Huntsville. Weber count
\ number OF the friend
rendered him q surpriSz
home on Friday evening
ent games were played.
licIous refreshments wer
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NEPH.

Special TO The Tribune-
NEPFI. Feb. 12.-Jac0l
tor OF the Juab County IA
coins birthday in Provo
The stake Sunday scho(
ting out invita- lions for q
TO be given at the Arii
rUary IS.
The members Of the So
gave q party Tuesday e
mentary TO Ernest Win
choir leader, An eXccll'
CT music and readings wa
refreshments served.
MIR. and Mrs. Z. r 30
informally at dinner lasl
and Mrs. I. IT. Grace. ~
Lyman Hudson OF Salt
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Y. Ha|
at dinner Tuesday cvenfn
Mrs. Arthur Booth, who {
from Provo. .
The members OF tho =
club met at the home Q
Bennett Monday evening"
ing made for an old-timf
held on Washipgton's Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. George q
rella will move 10 Nepn
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j., g
first of the week visiting
friends In Salt Lake. Il
Albert Sells has gone
California for two weeks
A. V. Gadd has returne
where he has been In atp
\. c. L. taking the cou'
ture.
Farley Austin was down
first of the week VISITING
Misses Alice Carter and
were down last Sunday
Lake. where they are yea
Mrs. -. III. Spdrhs W"h
raesday TO visit with her
Hyrum Jenson. NJ
Mrs. John Adams retuf
Lake Tuesday, where she
ing for several months. :.
!. s. Ostler returned y
Sunday evening. where
Weekend with Mrs. Ostiot
Spr ber son there,
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AMERICAN FORK.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. Feb, 12,--Mrs,
James steele of. Iona, Ida. formerly u
resident OF this city. - visiting here, Il
guest of relatives.
Charles Kelley uf Bingham Canyon,
formerly a resident of this city, Is visit
I'm here, the guest of his parents.
MIR. and Mrs. John Kelley
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Hoarse Coughs, 8

pain in chest and sore lu
toms that quickly de'
dangerous illness if th'
cured. Foley's Honey
the cough, heals and :
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