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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-01
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bem &orper selb sefdrbt. Sic tra-
gen einen Ianeen 9opf unb breite
8adentno6en, ibre ausen fino se-
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-09-01

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Der 9un1 eegen oie brittle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-02

works Of so high a standard perfectly
rendered, as on this occasion.
The program opened with a musical
novelty-a seNtet for voice piano
and string quartet. by Clough-
Leighter, given By Mrs A.. 5.
Peters, Mr.. Spencer Clawson and
the SHELTON quartet M. Squire
Coon welded the baton for this num-
Der which II an extremely difficult
composition. Astounding in musical
changes In tempo. II WAS ably given
and was listened to with close at
tcntion.
Later In the evening the SHELTON
quartet gave opus "a of Haydn In fine
style.
The greatest Of American composers,
Il. \. Nc Dowel. was heard In one OF
his most ambitious compositions,
concerto for two pianos, Opus 10. Miss
Pearl Rothschiid rendering the first
plano part. Miss Irma Watson the sec
ond. Tho concerto makes great de-
mands upon the players technique and
was one Of Madam Carreuo's big sue
cesses with the Boston symphony or
chestra Miss Rothschild surprised her
hearers by her brilliant performance
ana was enthusiastically applauded
one OF the most beautiful voices in
salt Lake and ono rarely heard IL the
fine contralto or Mrs. Henry VI. Di-
woody. on Monday evening Mrs. Din
woody was heard In an aria from
Nadesclia, ''My Heart Is Weary" by
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Miss Dora Ragowskl acting as brides
maid ana a number OF friends assisting
They have gone 10 the coast for "a
months stay.
one of the pretty weddings OF tho
Week was that OF Miss Rose Jackson
and Fred J. Swaner, Rev. r.. A. Slmp-
kin officiating ana a large reception
following MIR. and Mrs. Swaner are at
home at s26 Mcclellan avenue.
An interesting church marriage OF
the week was that OF Miss Margaret
OBrien and Thomas Durkin which was
contaminated at ST Mary's cathedral
with Bishop Laurence Seaman officiat-
ing and AN elaborate wedding break
fast following. Mr.. and Mrs. DurSin
nave gone for an eastern trip and Will
return here to make their home.
one OF the most elaborate weddings
of the week was that OF Miss Estelle
Reilly ana George o. Turnkey at the
home Of the brides mother. Mrs. G. l..
Reilly with Rev. c. r. Perkins per-
forming the ceremony. Miss Myrtle
Reilly acting as bridesmaid and little
Bessie Sands flower girl, Mr. and Mrs
Turnkey have gone for "a trip and viii
make their home here
Among the pretty bridal affairs Of
the week was the wedding Of Miss Lucy
Nichols and Ray T. Hovey on Wednes-
day at their new homo with Rev L. =.
Bowerman officiating. Miss Florence
Nichols acting as bridesmaid and q. r
Mumford best man. Mr.. and Mrs
Hovey have gone FOR a two weeks
trip through Yellowstone park.
on Wednesday morning, June %, the
ceremony uniting Miss Sidonia Olstcn
and Mr.. Walter Il. Stevens was per-
formed In the Manti temple by Pres
dent Anderson in the presence OF rela.
tives OF the bridal couple. on ac-
count OF the recent death Of Mr. Sidney
stevens. father Of the groom, the dainty
wedding breakfast served at the home
Of the parents Of the bride, Or. and
Mrs William o. Olsten. was very
quiet. At o'clock the couple left for
n tour OF California, tho northwest and
British Columbia to return about july
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rs. They will reside in Logan. Mr..
stevens Is Junior member OF the firm
Of the Sidney stevens company
Of Utah and Idaho and well and
favoraby known i'm both states. The
accomplished bride has taken an active
part IN social life In Manti and through
out Utah where her winsome person
atty has won her many dear friends. \
wealth Of good wishes are extended
them and they viii be warmly well
coined In business and social life upon
their return home.
One OF the interesting events OF the
week was the wedding of Miss Hattie
f. McFarlane and Mr.. Julius a. Mile
cam. solemnized on "Wednesday in the
salt Lake temple. Thursday evening
a wedding reception was held at the
home OF the brides parents on Har-
rison avenue. The rooms were profuse-
Is decorated with gariauds and over
hanging clusters Of June flowers, which
made very beautiful effect. The diH-
ing room was presided over by Miss
Katherine Woodbury., dainty refresh
ments being served. Miss Florence
McFnrlane presided at the punch bowl.
Many expressions OF good will and
wishes for future happiness were
rendered the young couple. Mr.. and
Mrs. Millecam will be at home July
q nj their home that has just been
completed on Water street, Waterloo.
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Wy, and Is en- route to a..
IN kentucky where she Mn plntaIn,
balance OF the warm sessan spend M
turning TO her home In ~ uslo'e fs.
The wedding ceromony ,..,.
Hoidle Fell, daughter of A. r'''ug Aa
a %. Eel OF $40 Twentv.e,.aeh ana NJ,
ana ~ n Niehaus NJ Rort5u Sire,
TOOK place "Wednesday eyeninsey, Cal.
nome OF the brides parents "s at To.
Mrs. Moses Roes of r,...
guest OF Mrs VIII Wrigb, was Ne
ladies' Literary club bssii' az N.
Hermitage Tuesday evening d The
Mr. William O'Brien ~ o.,
was a guest OF Il. T. Wrlg,, =. LAKE
evening at the ladies' Iito,.t.u es1ay
ball given az the Hermitage NY Club
Miss Mildred Hisner was ~.
IN hostess at dancing nsr, 1Aa'n.
Tuesday afternoon "a The IL sNeh
which proved a decided sp1 limit az
was enjoyed by am in attondssss aii
freshments were served H<'
At o'clock Wedposd,y
Thomas a. DeNine ana Miss M. .,o,1lfs
both well known Young pa.rio ,'N''
den, were married hy Fattor VI Vs
nahan. Miss Ross IL ono os o,, 4'n'
most popular Young ladies' 81 sV.h'
daughter Of Aaron Y. Ross NJ. 4
Fargo guard and old resident r. "5,N'
AZ 1858 Washington avenue ~
past four years she has boon oo,,r.. 20,
ms stenographer In the office ~
Consolidated Wagon Maahip. ". .'
pany Mr. DeNine has fnsd M. w,
ton or Office deputy ~ sheriff re-
wilson. Both the bridegroom ana u.
pride nave large circle ~ IT,.
ana acquaintance in ogden. Leo O.
served as best man for Mr. n,vi.sA
while Miss Matte Critchlow was M.
Ross maid OF honor. "''
Mr.. Rev NJ. Kelly Is enjoying an
day trip through Yellowstone psrs
John quinn Of vallejo. csi,,,..,. .
tho guest Of his uncle Thomas L,t
say, at 54S Twcuty-0rh street "'
Mrs. j. w. Pldcock cntar,afro, a..
card party Thursday evening In NV,
Of Miss Beulah Woodruff
Miss Anna Olsen and l.orip p.,.
both well known raunv ~.
Of ogden. were united In ~',
fiage In Salt Lake cts on Ws9,...
day, June 22, ana THURSDAY everir, ,
reception. at the BOYLE home on Tv,.
ty-eighth street, was held. only r.
immediate family and friends ~ IA.
bride and groom being nreseD,
most enjoyable evening wa. sror, III
the wedding supper was delicious n.
young people were made the reeip.,.i,
OF many beautiful presents. Nh ,l
Mrs. Boyle will be at homo 10 NJ.
friends at $40 Twenty-cigh,h s.-t..
after July 10.
one OF the prettiest weddings No ,ss
season was that of Miss Nerra Rh-,
and Ray McLaren Boyle az the hons
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came down from Idaho To attend the
McKinnim-Smith nuptlals this week.
Mrs. Florence X woodruff. daugh-
ter Adelaide. and son Russell leavoe
today to occupy their cottage at
Brighton for the summer.
Miss Edith Godbe. Miss Aline Mo
MILAN. Miss Elsie Parsons and Miss
Rose Evans. chaperoned by Mrs. Frank
Godbe, have gone to Brighton, where
they will occupy the &. i Brooks cot
tage over the Fourth OF July. when
others will join the house party.
Mr. and Mrs. l. T. Ritter and fam
fly have gone To Brighton, where they
VIII be at home In the Godbe cottage
for the month OF JULY
Mr. and Mrs. Richard p. Morris and
family and the r. II. Browne and fam
lily have gone 10 spend the summer In
their cottages in Brighton.
Mrs G. Il. Reilly, the Misses Evelyn
and Myrtle Reilly and brother, VIII
Reilly leave the first OF July for Long
Beach Tor a months stay.
Mrs. Nelson story and baby, who
have been the guests OF DR. and Mrs. II.
y Mayo FOR several weeks left this
week for their home in Bozeman,
Mont.
Alfred worse OF Delta, Colo, has
been the guest for several days OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Percy Browne.
Mrs. George NJ. Hanson and son OF
Washington. ID. c.. are guests at the
home OF w. II. King.
Miss Hannah LeCompte Of Park
city is visiting in Salt Lake with rela-
tives and friends.
United States Senator and Mrs. Reed
Smoot and family are in the city on
their way from Washington, d. c., to
Provo.
Mrs. +. A. Simpkin, daughter and
sons, left Friday for Santa Monica, to
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Goring- Thomas. selection that gave
the richness and range OF the singers
voice full opportunity. Mr.. Clawson
accompanied In his always artistic
manner.
Mrs. Emily sitter was heard in a
pleasing cycle by a Chicago woman
Mrs. Crosby Adams: and Miss Ida
Edmunds OF Provo, rendered "Clair dc
lune and Prelude" by Debassy, In
thoroughly excellent style.
In the singing Of Miss Florence Jep-
person tho audience enjoyed great
artistic treat Miss Jepperson recent
~ graduated with high honors from
the New England Conservatory OF
Music and is now west upon her vaca-
ton? As contralto Of Harvard church,
Brookllne, she has for several years
been associated with some Of the most
distinguished artists Of that great mus
zeal center Her voice Is a pure con-
tralto Of noble quality and great range.
possessing great variety Of color and
at times the deepest pathos. In her
rendering OF Beruberss "Hindoo
Chant" Miss Jepperson touched the
emotions OF her critical audience In a
mastery manner. This singer has
poise. finish and thorough musical
understanding. Like so many Of Utah's
sweet singers Miss Jepperson comes
from Provo. and II is 10 be hoped that
during her western sojourn. salt Lake
ers may have other opportunities 10
hear this musical voice.
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and VIII later spend several months In
Los Angeles, the guest ot hur glanu-
parents, MI ana AIRS. l. c. rrancey
MIR. and Mrs. w. 4. Benson ana
daughters lett this week 10 spend tue
summer Ia tneis cottage at Masatch.
Mrs. J "a LSlngford and daughters.
Stella ana Florence. LEFT Wednesday
evening Tor Los Angeles to spend the
summer
Mr. and Mrs. Ira ~ Wines will leave
today for tho Hermitage in Ogden
Canyon, to remain over the Fourth.
Miss Florence Allen has returned
from Chicago to spend her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. T..
Allen. Miss Allen. who was recently
graduated with unusual honors In IL
large class of law students, will go
next year TO New York to pursue her
law studies.
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Love and their
daughter Ida, who have spent four
months in the southern part OF Califor-
MIA, have returned 10 the city. and viii
be at home to their friends az 525 east
Fourth South street after July 4.
Alvedus Maine win be at home the
first part OF next week after spending
the winter I'm Nevada.
The Misses Mae and Martha william
son. accompanied by their brother Ben
Williamson, viii leave today for San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hunter left
Monday morning for the east, where
they VIII spend about six weeks Mr..
Hunter viii speak at convention In
Kansas city. June &c. after which they
will travel further east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Delsno will be
at apartment 80. Bransford for the
present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-02

AT the brilliant concert given In hon
OF of Emma Lucy Gates on "Wednesday
night At the salt Lake heater. the
stalls, loges and many pdrquet and
dress criolo seats We're occupied by
parties, among the hnstesses being Mrs
70. Bonnemort. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r.
Odeu. Mr.. and Mrs. II. @. whitney,
Mr. and Mrs. George q. Morris, and
others.
Tho Euterpe club viii give lake
party this afternoon IN honor of Miss
ada Mckinnom Of Idaho, who is tho
gnest Of Miss Bess Smith. Mrs. VI. A.
Pond and Mrs Joseph X. smith Will
be Chaperonos.
Mrs W. @. Vlsang entertained at
q a delightful luncheon on Tuesday, tho
decorations being In white and green
ana musical selections being given by
Mrs Frank Browning. Present were
MIS- q. w Midgley. Mrs George Cum-
b iuiugs, Mrs Harry Goddard, Mira
Frank Browning. Mrs Orson SpierA
: Mrs 5. Jensen and Mrs. Thomas Ais
ton
A large affair OF the week was
the dancing party given by the Misses
Margaret Mcintyre and Geneve Savage
az the Mcintyre home on Tuesday
. night, the rooms being decorated in
potted plants and flowers. and the
lawn and Yerandas III with colored
lanterns and electric globes. An or
chestra stationed on tho stair landing
furnished the music. and tho lower
floor was thrown open for tho dancers
Mr.. and Mrs. MCINTYRE were assisted
IN entertaining by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
g. Dern. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs George Savage. Mrs.
Arthur @ Hert2ler. MIR. and Mrs wal
- Tpff ATf- To
g. Dick and Miss Marion Mcintyre.
\ large number Of Iuchcons took
place at the Country club "Wednesday.
among the hostesses being Mrs. Ed
ward c. Parsons. Mrs L. NJ Bailey,
Mrs r l.. Dodge and Mrs W. NJ.
Reid. the latter entertaining I'm honor
NJ Mrs r g Easton The table was
decorated In marigolds and bachelor
buttons and covers laid for Mrs. Eas-
ton. Mrs. ". c. Whitney, Mrs. J. ID.
Spencer. Mrs s n. Clawson and Miss
Alton Young.
Mrs l.. NJ Bailey was one Of the
hostesses at the Country club on We'd
ncsday entertaining for Miss Miles
and Mrs. McClurg Those present
besides the hostess ami the guests Of
honor were Mrs. Castro Mrs John
Weir Mrs w T. LYME Mrs. w. n.
Butler and Mrs castro
on Thursday afternoon the Misses
Rhea and Alice Nibley entertained at
recept ion in honor of Miss chloe
Smoot. tho parlor being decorated In
pink and white roses. the library in
yellow nasturtiuus, ana the dining
room In pink and white sweet peas
Tho Hawaiian troubadours furnished
music, and assisting the hostesses I'm
recalving were their mother Mrs. G.
w. Nibley. and Miss Elise Yates. whilo
Mrs. Merrill Nibley and Mrs James
Nibley served punch and Mrs Joseph
and Mrs. Joel Nibley presided In tho
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The dance given by the Ladies' Liter
AIRY club on Tuesday evening at thu
Hermitage was one OF the most en-
joyable affairs OF the season and was
attended by more than 200 guests. A
special car left the Hermitage at mid
night. bringing many Of the guests.
while others returned in their own
convayances and enjoyed the cool
evening canyon breezes.
Mr. and Mrs. John Culley. with Mr.
Culley's sister. Mrs c. a. Mccoy OF
Lake Charles, Louisiana, we're at the
club dance Tuesday evening at the
Hermitage, Mrs. Mccoy Is visiting
with her mother. Mrs. Il. n Mckinley.
who recently made her residence In this
city after living 90 years In Mexico
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remain until fall. Rev r A. Simpkin
will leave Sunday TO join his family
for "a stay OF several weeks.
Mrs W. w Ritter and family leave
for California for the SUMMER.
Mrs John Reed has returned from
a visit In Portland and Seattle.
Miss Mary Olive Gray has gone 20
the Pacific northwest for an indefinite
stay
Mr. and Mrs. Il. b. Critchlow viii
return today from a months stay in
the east,
Miss Rae Campbell is visiting with
friends in Logan.
Miss Edna Francey LEFT Monday for
California. going FIRST TO san Francisco,
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dining room, assisted by the Misses
Marian Whitney, Lillian Wells and
Helen Spencer. little Alton and Brlta
Nc Donald received the guests In the
hall.
Miss Virginia shannon was hostess
at reception on Tuesday afternoon
IN honor Of Miss clara LANCE. the dec
oratious being in American Beauty
roses and Palms, and pink-shaded can
delabra and streamers of pale pink
ribbon. Assisting during the afternoon
were Miss Geneva Savage. Florence
sullivan. lydia White, Ruby Lam
bourne. Emily McCallister and little
Miss Dolly Christensen.
Mrs. w. @ WISHING entertained at
luncheon on Tuesday. the decorations
being In white and green and musical
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Moo'r."EH2

The last week in June had its bis
list Of weddings. closing the record Of
receptions, luncheons and other social
affairs given for months past for the
bevy of June brides as well as the we'd
dings themselves. A few bridal af-
fairs are scheduled for July, and after
ward thore win BE- "a lull In wedd NJ
bells till autumn brings its usual large
number Of events.
4 pretty wedding Of the week was
that OF Miss Geneive Knowlton and
Charles H. West. which took place at
the home Of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. p. .. Knowlton on Thursday
night, the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
William Taylor being also thrown open
for the occasion and both houses pref
tily decorated. Mr.. and Mrs, West
have gone for a short bridal trip and
will be at homo afterwards at n Cor
don avenue
Another pretty wedding OF the week
was that celebrating the marriage OF
Miss Sarah McKinnOm and Joseph IT
Smith on Wednesday night at the
home Of the groorn's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Henry Smith. the rooms be-
ing bright with flowers and ferns and
a number OF relatives and friends as
sisting Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will be
az home after July Is at So west FIRST
North street.
Miss Gcneve Horne and Mr.. Orson
Bennion were among the weeks bridal
couples, being married on Thursday in
the temple and a reception following
at the home Of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs VIII J Horne, IN tho evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennion have gone FOR
short trip and will afterward make
their home at the Bennlon ranch In
Wyoming
\ wedding reception was held on
Thursday night at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Kendrick In honor Of the
marriage Of Miss La Van Nelson and
II. clyde Felt which had been solemn
izcd I'm the temple on tho previous day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felt will make their
homo In ogden
Miss Lizzie williams and Fyrum y
SChottler were married on Wednes day
night az the home OF the brides par
ents Mr. and Mrs Sam Williams the
ceremony being performed by Bishop
MILFORD Emery. Miss Pauline Yard
acting as bridesmaid and Clarence l..
Schettier best man. Mr. and Mrs
Schcttlor will be az home after July Is
az 700 Third North street.
Miss Sarah owen and Floyd A. Felsch
were among the weeks bridal couples,
being married on Tuesday evening at
the brides home with Bishop David o
White officiating The rooms wcre pref
THY decorated and a number or friends
assisted. The newly married couple
viii reside here.
Rabbi Joseph Hevish performed The
ceremony uniting Miss Marie Ragow-
ski and Adolph- L. White on Tuesday.
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I3elGOTNC

Mrs Anthony Godbe and children will
spend the summer at Long Beach, Cal.
Mrs Robert Jessup and Miss Emily
Jessup are in California where they
Will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward :. Ferry and
family leave today for Brighton, to re-
main during the summer.
Major and Mrs Holley are new ar
rivals at the post the former taking
the place OF Major a. $ Rowan re-
Gently retired.
Miss Leilah sjodahl and Miss lNine
Carter have returned from Notre
Dame, Ind, whore the latter was
recently graduated. H.
Boyd Park ana daughter, Miss Mar
garet Park. have gone for a several
months stay on the Pacific coast
Mrs. A. Mcclellan Jr, and three
children have gone to Los Angeles and
beaches for the summer
Miss Margaret Walker and Miss
Margaret Dunn are expected 20 arrive
the first OF theweck TO spend the sum
mer
The Misses Rose Toronto. Stella An
gell. Lulu Bowen, and Eta Rich leave
tonight for Yellowstone Park.
Mr.. and MIS-. Archibald Smith. and
their daughters Katherine and Ada
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-02

The Misses Rose Toronto, Stella An
gell. Lulu Bowen, and Eta Rich leave
tonight for Yellowstone Park.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-02

Miss Margaret Walker and Mis-
Margaret Dunn are expected 90 arriv
the first OF theweck TO spend the sum
mer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-02

\ wedding reception was held on
Thursday night at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs Thomas Kendrick in honor Of the
marriage of Miss La Van Nelson and
u. clyde Felt which had been solemn
ICED I'm the temple on tho previous day.
Mr.. and Mrs Felt will make their
home in Ogden
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-02

Rabbi Joseph Hevish performed The
ceremony uniting Miss Marie Ragow-
ski and Adolph- L White on Tuesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-02

Mrs A Mcclellan. Jr, and three
children have gone to Los Angeles and
beaches for the summer
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Miss Sarah owen and Floyd A. Felsch
were among the weeks bridal couples.
being married on Tuesday evening at
the brides home with Bishop David o
White officiating. The rooms were pref
THY decorated and a number or friands
assisted. The newly married couple
will reside here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-02

American Music society occurred Mon
day evening at the homo Of Mrs.
Charles Read. The big music room and
veranda OF the Read homo on o street
were hlled with SAT- LakeS leading
musicians and music lovers, who
listened TO a program VI rare artistic
merit Seldom indeed does a Salt Lake
audience enjoy an opportunity to boar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-02

Tho Euterpe club will give "A lake
Jurty this afternoon IN honor of Miss
ada MCkinnom Of Idaho, who is tho
gnest Of Mis-, Bess Smith. Mrs, VI. A.
Pond and Mrs. Joseph X. Smith Will
be rhInarnnos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-02

Mr.. and MIS-. Archibald Smith. and
their daughters Katherine and Ada