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scheme of pink and white was artistic
ally carried out in the decorations Two
guessing games were played, the first
prizes being won by the guest Of honor
and Miss Flossle Glenn; the consola-
tlon prizes were won by Miss Margaret
Whelon and Miss Marie Jones. Music
was furnished during the evening by
Messrs, knowlden and Donelson. Dainty
refreshments were served. Those pres.
ent, besides the guest Of honor, were
the Misses Ella Kroll, Edith Deane,
garet Whelan, Marie Jones, Violet
Olsen, Flossie Glenn, Margaret Aamodt,
Della Stewart, Mrs, Browning, Mrs.
Slater and Mrs. Stewart.
The Woman's Republican club will
hold its first September meeting Mon
day at 2 O'Clock in apartment 3S, The
Woodruff. The hostesses will be the
Mesdames Margaret Zane Witcher, j.
U. Eldredge, Sr., and Fred Price,
Judge and Mrs. w. l. SNYDER OF
First avenue were the recipients of a
pleasant surprise Wednesday evening,
when a small company of friends en-
Joyed number Of games of 500. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. j, w. Geiger
and DR.. +. B. Hurlbut. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the host and
hostess, assisted by their daughter,
Mrs. F. Ferguson The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs f. j. Westcott, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w, White, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Shields, Mr., and Mrs. Geiger, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. B. Hurlbut, Mr., and Mrs. +.
A. Bird, DR.. and Mrs. Bismarck Snyder
Miss Hannah and Edward LeCompte of
Park City.
The members Of the Bachelor Maids
club gave Il jolly parcel surprise on one
of their members, Mrs, J. w. Geiger,
Thursday evening at 728 Third avenue.
Later in the evening a number Of in
vited guests dropped in and cards,
music and games were indulged in,
Prizes in the game of 500 were won by
Miss Emily Foster OF Idaho Falls and
Howard Berkley. The color scheme of
green and white was carried out IN the
tallies, the decoration of the several
rooms where the card tables were ar
ranged, and in the refreshments. The
latter were served by the young ladies
assisted by Mrs. Charles Shields and
Mrs. f. A. Bird, Those who enjoyed
the pleasant affair were the Misses
Sylvia Cahoon, Agnes Welsh, Rather
inc Owens, Genevieve O'Conner, Birdie
Beatty, Mary Owens, Frances r.
Shields, Margaret Cahoon; Messrs
Arnold Smith, Tom Cornell, Howard
Berkley, Earl Newton, Howard Cahoon,
Tom Holland.
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Rowland Hall will open next Wednes-
day, Sept. IA, Students are requested
to register Monday and Tuesday Of
this week. The office will be open
for that purpose on those two days from
10 a. M to p, m. Among the new fea-
lures of the year will be n series of
stories for the younger children and
OF lectures and recitals for tho older
students given by Mrs. VIM. Igleheart
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loss was the gross profit on that amount
OF business because the expense OF do
ing business was no greater when the
stores were remaining open until p
M, and for that reason and in response
to the demand OF numerous customers
commencing Saturday. September II.
1910, our stores will remain open until
O'Clock p. M. on Saturdays and nights
before holidays.
We wish to say that VIC appreciate the
feeling for The betterment of conditions
OF the retail clerks which is back Of
your efforts in behalf OF the Saturday clos
ing movement. and we regret that bet
ter success did not attend your work.
We all of us hold TO the same opinion
as to the dcSirabllity of making the
hours, environments and associations OF
our employees as pleasant as possible,
sideration which will more tnan offset
the extra time we shall require OF them
on Saturday evenings
We wish TO be entirely fair IN the mat
the necessary support and the positive
assurance that all competing lines will
close their stores at 8 o'clock Saturday
evenings from. say, January |. 1911, the
movement to be general. we shall be
pleased 10 close stores again at G
p. M. Saturday evening. but in the
meantime we shall act independently and
resume our former custom or closing at
0 o'clock p, m. on Saturday evenings
and the evenings before holidays.
We desire to thank your committee
lor tne great interest you nave taken
and the time you have given to the bet
terment OF the conditions surrounding
the salespeople of this city. and assure
you of our intention 10 Join in the early
Saturday closing movement if you can
make it general in this city.
Yours respectfully,
KEITH -O'BRIEN Co,
w II. Walker, manager
AUERBACH co.
II. J, Wallace. assistant manager
L. s. A. COEN.
NJ. Il bipman. secretary
THE PARIS MILLINERY CO.
w. o. Carbis, secretary
N. M. HAMILTON.
CUTLER BROS. co.
GRAY BROS, g. co.
]. VIII Gray.
R, Il. THOMAS DRY GOODS co,
zIoN'S COOPERATIVE MERCAN-
TILE INSTITUTION,
I. c Webber. general manager.
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DIR and Mrs. Horace II Cummings
announce the engagement of their
niece. Miss Imogene Angel, and
Jedediah j. Give. Jr. The prospective
bride is n wcll-known young educator,
and Mr. Give is with the Bell tcle-
phone and son of the well-known min
ing man. J. II Give The wedding is
10 take place in the near future.
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SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER H. 1910

Miss Benson is the Youngest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Niels Benson Of this
city and was one of the beautiful and
popular young ladies Of this community.
She has spent the past few months in
Salt Lake City, which will be her flu
ture home Mr. Newbould is ut pres
cnt engaged as clerk in the Wilson ho-
tel
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pearce an
nounce the engagement Of their niece
Miss Laura J. Wright, to II. A. Ken
dali. The date for the wedding will
be announced later.
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Miss Gratia Flanders

VIII return from Europe and reopen her
piano studio, 1045 East South Temple
street, Monday October sd 8. Pupils
on this date.
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Miss Hazel Slater, who is to be mar
ried this month was the recipient of a
china shower given by the Misses Mar
garet Aamodt and Hettie Stewart at
the home of the latter on Fourth East
street Tuesday evening, The color
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Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Ella c. Nelson of Logan and
Louis A. Roser Of Salt Lake, to take
place ut Logan, September %.
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Miss Agnes Welsh entertained the
Bachelor Maids at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Henry Welsh Friday evening
A royal time was had by all present.
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NIGHT SCHOOL,

The night school at Hennger s.
Business college is in session all the
year and new students may enter at
any time.
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Monday afternoon Mrs, o. c. Beebee
will entertain with luncheon at the
Louvre followed by a theater party at
the Orphcum for Miss Alice Nibley,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter T. Oliver Of
American Falls, Ida, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Alice May,
to Arthur c. Sullivan of Salt Lake,
The wedding will take place at Ameri-
can Falls, Tuesday, September 90.
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|BNTs OF THE WEEK

.gvrtle McEvoy pleasantly en-
tMondav afternoon with a
AZ the Commercial club, fol-
an Orpheum party, for Miss
Jaeobson. who leaves soon to
rhool in the east. The table,
.vers were laid for twelve, was
1scorated with pink and white
1d dahlias,
farrill was hostess Monday aft
AZ Miss Alice Nibley, whose
10 Harold Smoot will take
-. Cards were enjoyed, SIX
A the game being played, Vel
overs were used in profusion,
dainty lavender and pink as
n Produced a charming effect,
- was assisted by the Misses
6eebe, Rhea Spencer, Retta
frances Clayton and Minerva
4 Z. Stewart delightfully."- en-
4 a few friends Thursday after
her home on Fourth East. A
|uncheon was served. Those
'oVed the affair were Mrs. G.
4. Mrs. ]. Rudy, Mrs. L. Deane,
||dner, Mrs. Pitts. Mrs, Harvey
\ CBmbell.
nd Mrs. R. V. n. Hanson an
re marriage Of their daughter,
4 10 l.. D. Clawson, August 2S,
~. i. B. Short.
nd Mrs. Edward Pearce an.
Ihe engagement Of their niece,
Ire j. Wright, to II. A. Kendall,
r. Il Peale pleasantly enter
Thursday afternoon for Miss
he of Chicago and Miss Edith
q Ely. Six tables of bridge
Iyed, prizes being won by Miss
/. Mrs. K. T. Nichols, Mrs. John
i A. J. Davis, Mrs. Brown and
N. Sherwood. The decorations
'ut the house were prettily car
in sunflowers, the tally cards
one in yellow and white, with
|oR7am of the hostess adorning
N Mrs. Chess Ewin entertained
oyening in honor Of their fifth
anniversary, when cards were
ne Of the evenings entertain.
RIizes were won by Mrs. VIII
NJ. Auakln, Mr.. Will Hayes.
le. where a dainty supper was
Vss prettily decorated with
a Mrs. Wesley King, Of 1le U
ave entertained with a series
% Affairs on Tuesday, Wednes~
uBday, Friday and Saturday,
dies Aid society and the Ep-
nRue of the Ilin M. Z. church
dcllghtful reception Friday
~ the parlors Of the church.
". Morse gave the opening
after which Miss Faith Curl
Marguerite Duvall rendered
('os- Miss Gala Crane gave a
%, and social chat and refresh
'ecupied the remainder OF the
Mrs. J. I. Marshal was chair
tne reception committee and
'ge havens chairman of the re.
rts committee.
cnlldren living in the vicinity
4 Iemple street between G and
are Olpnuino O var;a. 30 ~,
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spective homes during the winter
months. Admission will be charged TO
each of the entertainments. and the pro-
cecds will be given to the orphans
fund The first of the series of enter
tainments was in the form of a minia-
ture circus, given at the home of Albert
Dunyon, % U street. The next one
will be held at the home of Donald Nc
MILAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A Fitzpatrick of the
Bungalow apartments entertained at
dinner on Thursday evening last in
honor Of Mr.. John +. Harvey, the COM
mercial agent of the Central Savannah
railway. Mr.. Harvey left for Denver
Friday evening.
Mrs. Jake Israel entertained the Past
Noble Grands' club on Thursday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Ellen
Stain, The tables were set under the
trees and a lovely luncheon of fried
chicken and all the good things which
go with it was served. The color scheme
Rebekah degree. A profusion of pink
asters and ferns were used. The center
piece was a miniature lake with gold.
fish. Those present were; Mr.. Annie
NJ Flourey, Mrs, Clara Brown, Mrs, Su-
san Watkins, Mrs. Mary Sudheimer,
Mrs. Charlotte Dover, Mrs. Jennie
Watts, Mrs Mary A Good, Mrs. M. A.
Anderson, Mrs. John Shea. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Hawkes., Mrs. Willis Bridgman,
Mrs. W. R. Clark. Mrs. Hattie Harvey,
Mrs. Elizabeth Morris, Mrs. Sarah A.
Hadley. Mrs. Almo Fisher, Miss Odessa
Shaw, Mrs, Lizzie K. Watson, Mrs. An
ME Stewart Mrs. Bessie L. Kern, Miss
Dicia NJ Shaw, Mrs, Agnes Farrell,
Mrs. Lee Kahn, Mrs. A. B. Cline, Mrs.
Mrs. Eugene Kahn, Mrs. Lottie Dale,
Mrs. Ida Cough, Mrs. Annie Brooks,
Miss Lola Farrell, Mrs. p. A. Simpllin,
Mrs. Lucy Branning, Mrs. Isabella Fox,
Mrs, Helena Young, Miss Louise Clay,
Mrs. Clara Moore, Mrs. Maude Wat
rous, Mrs, Addie Soper, Mrs, L. Il.
Hubbard, Miss Sis Farrell.
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Ruel Halloran will entertain this
evening with dinner ut the Country
club for his sister, Miss Mary Ethelyn
Halloran, Mr.. Sowles and the bridal
party.
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Tuesday afternoon Miss Dagmar
Orlob viii entertain with cards for Miss
Margaret Werner.
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living in the vicinity
Iemple street between G and
are planning a series Of en-
'1hts TO be given at their re-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-11

Offices in the fire-proof, new, up.to.
date Mcintyre building. Low ronts,
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A surprise was given Friday evening
in honor Of Mrs, Selma Williams, who
will leave next week for Minneapolis.
The affair was given at the home of
Mrs. M. E. Hinton, 6S Sixth street,
Music and games were enjoyed.
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A pretty home wedding of Wednes.
day was that Of Miss Nola Sterling Bay
and Ralph Garfield Coo. which took
place at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
A, F. Joy in Park terrace at high
noon. The bride was becomiDgly
attircd in white satin gown and
carried brides roses. Tho Mendelssohn
wedding march was played by Miss
Vera Duvall. The home decorations
were beautiful, ferns, palms and
Killarney roses being used in pro
fusion. After the ceremony an elabor
ate wedding breakfast was served, aft
er which the young couple left for an
extended eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Cornwell announce
the engagement Of their daughter. Mae,
TO Everett W, Cutler. The wedding will
take place September 80, 1910.
The many friends of Miss Lucinda
Benson will be surprised to learn of her
marriage TO Raymond Newbould Of Salt
Lake City Tuesday evening. The mar
nage ceremony was performed by
Bishop 3. Plhtt of the Thirteenth ward
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rasmus
Hanson, in the presence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Dorius, Mr., and Mrs. Peter Han
son and Mr., and Mrs. Hanson. After
the marriage the party was entertained
at a dinner party at the Oak cafe.
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Mrs. w. c. Mcdonald will entertain
Wednesday afternoon for Miss Alice
NihleY
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Trirnno Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 Independent $50,
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~ ~ e'i druggists In three sIzss,
suo and Sf.00 por bottle.

NEE 10 show how quickly Dnndor,no
IL a.. 9cts' we Will send large snm-
nsds ~ rcturE mall to anyone who
ing Tree coupon to the
~ stiuh uARosRlHE CO., CHICAGO. Ill,
s;,eis unme and address nnd loc
VI s,ampo to pay portage
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Lille Beer entertained at 500
Sor Miss Mary Young, who
fondsy TO attend school in
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Miss Mignon Denhaltcr will be a
hostess of Thursday when she Will en-.
tertain her sewing club at the home of
her sister, Mrs. D, S. Campbell, on
Tenth avenue, the affair being for Miss
Alice Nibley.
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Mrs. Alfred e. Cornwell Will enter
tain Monday evening at parcel
shower in honor of Miss Mae Cornwell,
whose marriage to Everett Cutler Will
take place September %.
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>,,lmer, a young business man
4 ''l,n asa expects 10 leave about
A short visit to .Richticld.
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2. Mrs. I. NJ. Higley returned
alter spending three weeks
|5,lowsione Park and points IN
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The Primary union will meet at the
First Methodist church Thursday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
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N Mitchell and daughter,
II Mitchell, have gone to
I month s trip.
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The College club will meet with Miss
Storer and Miss Thorne at the home of
the last named Friday afternoon.
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..or Mould of Omaha, Neb.,
most of his sister, Mrs.
1ssehka, Ivsnhoe apartments.
\ Kos recently returned from
"a frip in the northwest, and
"A in this city until Septem-
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Miss Romola King will entertain the
latter part of the week for Miss Nib.
loyp
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The first regular meeting of the
will be held at the home of
Mrs. S. V. King, so G street, Tuesday
nNnninn
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The Ladies' auxiliary to the United
Commercial travellers will hold its regu
lar meeting Wednesday at 2:30 p. m.
at Eagles hall Several important
questions are to be decided, and every
member is urged to attend. New mem
hers will be welcome
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A meeting of the board of directors
of the Orphans Home and Day nur
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/, Z. Stewart delightfully."- en-
a few friends Thursday after
her home on Fourth East. a
|uncheon was served. Those
o9ed the affair were Mrs. c.
/. Mrs. ]. Rudy, Mrs. L. Deane,
idner. Mrs. Pitts. Mrs, Harvey
C8mbell.
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From Preceding Page.

weeks with their grand
~ i. Wilkinson at Coalviiie'
! 2. .;o;ned bv Miss Grace VII
0Ierd Marks, Sunday. Inc
-rred TO this city on Thurs
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Mrs. M. L.. Swartwood will give a
ten cent kensington for the Ladies' AID
society of the Central church. All
members and friends are cordially in
vited to be present.
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4 Mrs. R. V. n. Hanson an
& marriage Of their daughter,
10 l.. D. Clawson, August 2S,
n. +. B. Short.
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u Mrs. Chess Ewin entertained
evening in honor Of their fifth
anniversary, when cards were
ne OF the evenings entertain
Rlizes were won by Mrs. Will
NJ. Auakin, Mr.. Will Hayes.
|e. where a dainty supper was
vac prettily decorated with
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The long delayed opening of the Or
pbans' Home and Day nursery will take
place Thursday, September Is, from 3
TO clock, at the home, Tenth South
and Twelfth East streets. The public
Sugar House car
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d Mrs. Wesley King, Of 116 U
|1ve entertained with a series
b affairs on Tuesday, Wednes.
uBday, Friday and Saturday,
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ShituoWed several months ago and is
therefore not unexpected. 1T is I'M
derstood that it is the intention Of
the administration to find a suitable
position for Mr.. Rucker who Is a
valuable man and one OF the most
highly respected Negro leaders in
the country. Mr.. Rucker was men,
TONED for the collectorship at
Georgetown, D. c., to which place
, Whitfield Mckinley was finally ap-
pointed, but the pressure against the
selection of an outsider for this local
office was too great to be ignored.
DR.. Henry w. Furniss, Minister to
Haiti, is planning a mother extended
horseback ride through the picture
sque sections Of the Black Republic,
and his itinerary will include Yor-
tons of Santo Domingo. His lab6rs
as diplomat have been attended
with phenomenal SUCCESS anh the
Seate Department has come to regard
him as an Indispensable agent of
peace and progress at Port-au-Prince,
where he is dean of the diplomatic
comps and Yields an Influence &C
CURED by demonstrated skill in hand
ling, some Of the knottiest problems
known to international history.
Revolutions" come and go, but
Minister Purniss maintains his equi-
| pose and Is able. to welcome the ap-
preaching ruler, while speeding the
parting chieftain. Information
reaches us from Haiti that Congress
mas passed law granting to Ameri-
cans concession for series of rail
| roads, the main line being from Port
iau-Prince, via Archaic and St. Marc,
to Cape Haitien, Gros Morne and
Port de paix. To the same Ameri-
cans is granted a banana culture and
export monopoly for the region ad-
jacent to the railroad. The railroad,
1T is said, will fill a long felt want
and. Will open up rich section. The
concessions by creating new indust-
rles and requiring numerous employ
ees, three-fourths of whom must be
Haitiens, will operate to instill new
life into that section of the Republic.
The increased demand for bananas
Will insure prosperity for these in
Vestors and. will pave the way for
others who will seek like conces-
sions in other portions Of the island.
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Baseball Notes.

Cincinnati and Philadelphia are
having a hot fight for berth in the
first division.
Charley Herzog has been reinstat-
ed by Manager Lake and is playing
good ball for the Boston Doves.
John CDots") Miller, Of the Pitts
burg team, is at his home in New
Jersey nursing an injured knee.
Springfield is leading the Three-T
League with Rock Island and Water
100 close up and going fast.
The st. Louis Cardinals have fin
ished their home games fof the sea-
son with Chicago and Cincinnati.
The Eastern League race is be-
coming tight, with Newark, Roches,
ter and Baltimore the best lockers
King" Cole, of the Cubs, heads
the list Of winning pitchers in the
National League, with Rowan, Of
Cincinnati, second.
The Brooklyn Dodgers have been
UP against it with the Giants this
season, winning but four games and
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PytiliaIl knights
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

| DoWell Times, was then introduced
and spoke facetiously Of his stage
fright and embarrassment. He res
viewed the personnel OF the order
and showed that it contained the
Drain, proWess and manly and wo--
manly flower Of the Negro race of the
great State OF West Virginia. He
assured the mayor and assembled
citizens of the citv that the Grand
Lodge accepted all that was offered,
and convinced them that the visiting
delegates would leave behind such
pleasant memories of their brief So
journ that their decorum will be a
household word to conjure with.
Prof. G. w. Boyd, on behalf of the
visiting lodges, accepted the assur-
ances of welcome in a neat little
speech. His suggestions to- the
knights and Calanthians as to how
they could add to domestic comfort
and civic peace and beauty, we're en-
Enthusiastically endorsed.
Miss Nora Webster, of Tug River,
this State, APPLY responded to the
welcome on the part of the visiting
Calanthians.
The number Of delegates and Wis
ltors In the city at the present time
| is about three hundred.
The first executive session began
promptly at 100 p. m.
The executive session of the Grand
Court and Grand Lodge Tuesday az
ternoon were confined chiefly to the
reports of the committees on creden-
tials, and arranging in detail for the
future business Of the session. The
flatter'ing increase in the number OF
delegates was the source of much
qualification to the Grand Chancellor
l.. o. Wilson.
Grand Lodge Knights Pythias.
The members Of the Grand Lodge
at this session were considerably in
creased by belated delegates. After
the opening of the lodge the follow
Ing reports were received and refer
red to committees: Reports of @. K.
of r. and s., Grand Lecturer, G. M.
r. and that of tho Chief District
Deputy The Grand Medical Regis
! ter's report showed grand total of
700 additions to the order for the
fiscal year ending July 1st. Good
Hope Lodge, Elkhorn, Prosperity,
Huntington and Capital City Of
Charleston, are the banner lodges Of
the state, reporting So, 68, 80 ad-
dttions, respectively, Important
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season opens is now being given.
The electrical wiring is being looked
after by experts and several i'm
provements are being made. The
theatre was remodclcd only last
year and the usual amount Of work
viii not be necessary.