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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-29
TAIL ENDERS ARE AT
IT THIS WEEK
TURKS PULL ONE
OUT OF THE FIRE

SPOKANE, Aug. 29.-Young
Dickinson, the recruit pitcher
picked up by Weed, had the In
dams ait his mercy Saturday but
he was booted TO defeat by Bennett
who let the home team score the
winning run. Yesterday the Turks
came up strong and after Spokane
Thought she clad the game in cold
storage the Seattle aggregation
landed on Bonner finally and came
under the wire winners Scores:
Saturday r III e
SPOKANE 49,. ....s D 3
Batteries: Baker and Ostdiek;
Dickinson and Heminway.
Sunday r H E
Seattle -. 1880. 1
Spokane ............ 8 Z 1
Batteries: Chinault and Le-
brand; Bonner and Shea.
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NOTICE

Will anyone who knows of the
whereabouts of Tony CASTELAR,.
an Italian boy, 13 years old, kind
ly notify Frank Durant at South
Prairie, Wash? The boy has
been gone away from his home at
South Prairie for twenty days *s
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have won in shorter order, but
he obeyed instructions and fought
carefully.
O'Kelly may some day be
champion. He has the physical
qualifications, proved his game
ness under fire. and possesses a
punch. Whether he has the
head and heart to carry him to
the top is a question that must
be answered manana. In action
the big Colt shows Ryan's drill
ing, and that past master of the
art of give and take is smiling
contentedly. evidently we'll salts
fled with the outlook.
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SWATTED BREWERS

Old Town Athletic club now
claims the city base ball cham
pionship by reason of the defeat
of the Pacific Brewing company
nine yesterday in a hard game,
ending 3 to i. The Old Town boys
are willing to give any team a
chance that wants to dispute the
title, however.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-29

The archery, fly ana bait casting
and chess tournaments, cricket
match and homing pigeon race are
concluded, and Chicago has re-
sumed its normal state. after the
excitement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-29
'TRY0UTS BEGIN

The Tacoma high school foot
ball squad will hold its first
assembly this afternoon on Puget
Sound university field. The sta
dunn sod is not in shape yet to
be tramped on, SO the boys will
hold their preliminary practice
elsewhere until the grass gets
fastened to the ground.
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

The Tigers came shpme to open
ait the bail park this afternoon
with Seattle for another series.
For two weeks Tacoma mas been
ON the toboggan but Blansenshtp
expects to brace up now and trim
the Turks for they have worse
luck than the Tigers.
Saturday Tacoma did pull one
cut of thu fire at Vancouver.
Rockenfield got started around
and then Stevens tapped one on
the nose and trotted clear around
making two runs, which was the
total all afternoon, Bert Hall hold
ing the enemy clear of the home
plate.
Yesterday, however, the Beav-
ers came back in their usual style
and walcoped the Tigers in fine
style. Matscn was sent in the
box for Tacoma and as usual he
got Ibis bumps. The Beavers put
five runs en- the board in the first
inning and added to them about
when they pleased. Scores:
Saturday r II Z
lhcoiiia .....'. .....
Vancouver .......... 0 5
Batteries: Hall end Blankem-
ship; Erickson and S'rgden.
Sunday R III +
vancouver ......... 10 10
Tacoma
BATTERIES: Jensen and Lewis
Maston and Byrues.
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Too bad the Pioneer, the Eng
fish entry in the international mo-
tor boat race, broke down. She
was SO much speedier than Dixie
III that the event would have been
farcieal without accident.
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20 PER CENT OFF

Plume work. Old plumes made
new for little money. For the neyt
~ days we will allow speciaI
discount of 20 per cent on all plume
work. Old hats reblocked and
cleaned; so per cent discount on All
trimmed hats
MODEL MILLINERY PARLORS
oZz froVldent Bldg. Pac. ave.
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Already the dopesters are guess
ing at the attendance when the
Athletics and the Cubs meet to
settle the title.
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The annual fall retirement story
has been denied again by Cy
Young, who says he's better than
he has been for years
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WHOLESALE PRICES
FRESH FRUIT. \

FRESH FRUIT.
Apples-75c o. 50.
Apricots-75 q S5c.
Blackberries-$1.75.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $3.50
California, $1.75 o..
Grapes-$1.25 a LIS.
Peaches-50 a 85c.
Plums-40c @$1.
Pears--$1.75@2.
Raspberries-$1.60.
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"a Wild a
His Fought Fiercely First, Bit
Himself His Rage, When He Found He Could Not Get
His apto Until He Froma Wounds.
No Wild a A Moment Aft
Snapped the Horse Broke Through the
of he Cora and
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TIMES WANT" ADS WORK
OVERTIME

They work during the day and
late into the night. They visit all
parts of the city. Phone your ad
to Main 733. A 1893.
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Tacoma Ice Cream Co. only ex-
elusive ice cream company In Ia
coma. Phones A2sO2; Ma. 2s20.
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Now, on the level don't you
just have to hand it to Cornelius
McGillicuddy?
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HANS WAGNER IN ACTION

ner does not chope at, or meet"
the ball, but take a good healthy
swing, as the photograph plainly
showc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-29
DIAMOND GL|NTS

Well, it sure looks like the Ath-
letics and the Cubs for the world
series.
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or next year.

or next year.
The six horses shown are the
cream of the light-harness world
The Harvester, with a race record
of 2:02, is Uhlan's only rival now
Although marked slower than the
gelding, the Geers horse is known
to possess extreme speed anC
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-29

would undoubtedly give the geld
ing all he wanted in an argument
Many believe the Harvester can dc
better than two minutes any
time Geers has a notion to start
him.
Major Delmar, 1:59% behind
wind shield, over the Memphis
track. Oct. %, 1908, is living in
retirement. Cresceus, 2:01 a
Aug. 2, 1901, on the Columbus
track, is owned in Russia. Ham
burg Belle, the dainty Madden
filly, race record 2:01A, is dead
At present no trotter capable Of
worrying either Uhlan or The
Harvester appears above the hori
zon.
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For Quick Lunches You Can't Beat
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Games Yesterday.
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STATE LEAGUE.

Standing of the Teams.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-12

Post Bridge club on Tuesday the
rooms being effectively decorated and
the prizes of the afternoon were won
by Mrs. o. E. Seaman, Mrs. Guy q.
Bucker and Mrs Conrad The club
will be entertained at the next meet
Ing In two weeks by Mrs +. w. Rowell.
Mrs. E.. T. Harvey gave box party
at tho Orpheum on Monday afternoon
followed by n luncheon at F'ranklin'S
the table being prettily decorated and
covers laid for eight.
Mrs. George D. Keysor entertained
at a bridge tea on Monday, the decor
ations being In red. with carnations
Hcintz and Miss Loreen Leary assist
ing. Prizes went to Mrs. G. B. Lock-
hart. Mrs. Adolph Baer. Mrs. c. II.
Blanchard and Miss Edwards.
A reunion of former residents of
Brigham City. now living in Salt Lake
took place this week at the homo of
Mrs. Hattie C. Jensen, SO Clinton ave-
nuo. The officers of the association
are: Mrs. Florence Snow Critchlow.
president; Mrs. Hattie C. Jensen, vice
president; Miss Amelia Grachl, secre-
tary; Mrs. Eta Madsen Pierce, treas
urer; Mrs, Clara Jensen, chairman of
a.nuHc'heHt coinrnlttee' niS' w %
Houtz, chairman OF refreshment COM
mlttee. The meeting was a pleasant
social event musical selections being
given by the Misses Estelle and Vera
Jensen and Miss Bertha Rosenbaum.
Refreshments were served by Miss
Bcrtah Smith and Miss Evelyn Young
berg. Among those present were Mrs.
NJ. S. Hout2. Mrs, Clara Jensen Mrs.
Lorenzo Jensen, Mrs. e. III. Pierce.
Mrs. Flora C. Amondson. Mrs. Aman-
da Snow Young. Mrs. Clara Sldwell,
Mrs. Efle Z. Merrill Mrs. Flora Snow
Critchlow. Mrs. Ada Reese Graehl.
Mrs. Edwards. the Misses Rinta Snow.
Estolle Jensen. Lottie Jensen and Rilla
Young. II is desired that all former
residents of Brigham City now living
In Salt Lake forward their names and
addresses to either the president OF
secretary of the association.
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(onING1~e -
SE@5oTNG

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Wilson, who
have been at homo In No. Virginia
apartment, have moved to NO. In
the same fat They will occupy the
Lindley apartment during the absence
OF Mr. and Mrs. Llndley In California.
Mrs. w A. Johnson. who has spent
the past month with her sister In Re-
no. New. will leave soon for Bishop,
Cal. where she will spend few weeks
with another sister
Mrs John Darling of New York.
formerly OF this city, is spending
few days here, guest of Mrs j. II.
Beifuss. at the Pauline apartments.
Mrs. Ida Roberts left last week for
Los Angeles, Cal. where she VIII spend
a month or moro with her uncle and
aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fred Wey will be
home the first OF next week from a
short trip to New York and other
eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Lockhart and
son, Sidney. are now at home to their
friends at No. 4 Virginia apartment.
r. McCarrick and son left Tuesday
for Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Cal. where they Will spend month
or six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Moser expect to
leave early In June for Seattle. Wash.
where they Will mako their homo.
Mrs. James A Miner Is at the An
gclus hotel in Los Angeles. Cal. where
she will be for several months,
George N Lawrence Is spending
week OF two with his sister. Mrs. Jo-
scph Young. in Oakland. Cal
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Savage have re-
turned to their home In Nevada, after
spending the past month here with
Judge and Mrs. C. C. Goodwin.
DR.. and Mrs. George r. Stiehl and
son have moved from apartments s, in
tho Bransford to apartment IS. whore
they will be at home to their friends.
Maurice Daily has returned from Los
Angeles. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wesley King. who have
spont several weeks with relatives In
the cast, will be home the first of
March.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lewis Strohauer
have taken apartments in the Wood
run.
Judge Gowans OF Ogden spent Thurs
day here.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Sprague, whose
marriage took place Jan. 25 in Los An
gcles, have returned from their we'd
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ding trip to make their home in Salt
Lake At present they are at tho
Moxum hotel.
Miss Edna Dunn returned Wedncs-
day after spending tho past six woeks
with friends in Omaha, Neb.. and Chi
cago, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. McMurrin are
at homo to their friends at No. Mar
vcx apartments on east Third South
street,
Mrs. D. w. Dorner and daughter Will
spend the remainder of the winter In
Los Angeles, Cal
Mrs. M u. Halverson of Oakley. Ida,
Is hero. guest of Mrs e. Bonnemort
for two weeks.
Nr. and Mrs. Edwards of Houghton.
Mich. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs r. L.
Edwards in the Caithness apartment.
Miss Charlotte Holmes left last week
for Santa Monica. Cal, whore she will
spend q short time With her mother.
Mrs r. j Brockenborough OF San
Francisco, Cal. is stopping at White
hall for q few weeks on her way cast.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Richter. who havo
spent the past month in old Mexico,
will start for home next Wednesday.
Mrs. Sarah McChrystal and Mrs. e.
c. Parsons arc In Venice, Cal, where
thoy Will spend several weeks.
Miss Caroline Paine has gone to San
tn Barbara, Cal, where she will Join
Mrs w. II. Dickson and Mrs. Russell
C. Schulder for n months stay.
Mr. and Mrs. A r. Hager will arrive
in Salt Lake carly In the spring from
Shanghai. China, to spend the summer
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Read in
C street. Mrs. Hager will be remem-
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3GE57HSS5RE5iSHNG:S! 3e5 7S5!5 SN
OGDEN.

s.. F. Eggertson, principal Of the
Parker school in Provo, and Mrs. Ey.
gertson, have been In Ogden several
days as the guests of Supt. L, E. Ee.
gertson of the Weber county schools.
Mrs. Gene Noble of Big Pines. Wyo
Is the guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs
G. H Gosling.
A very pretty wedding at which Miss
Bertie Madsen of Mt Pleasant. San.
pete county, and Mr. G. II. Eatlngcr OF
oSuen We're the contracting parties.
look place Tuesday evening. In the
presence of few intimate friends. AZ
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mack
1853 Washington avenue, Bishop Jas.
Taylor performing the ceremony The
bride wore a gown OF white. chiffon
and carried 4 shower bouquet OF pink
and white carnations. Miss Ada Mack
the bridesmaid, wore 4 gown OF green
silk and Mr. H. NJ. Mack was best
man. Following the bridal ceremony
light refreshments were served and
delightful social hour was spent
Mrs. f. C. Manson and Mrs. D J.
Malone were guests Of Mrs II. E. Van
Housen in Salt Lake City, Tuesday
afternoon, at a bridge tea The after
noon was one of the prettIest OF the
pre-Lenten season
Tho Browning Smith ball at the
Congress academy Monday evening
was In every way one OF the most en-
3oyable functions of the season. Be
tween $50 and 400 guests, many OF
them from out OF town, were present
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Browning and Mr.
and Mrs. A Mark Smith proved de-
lightfuHy entertaining as hosts and
hoStesses. 5u
Monday evening musicale was
given in honor of Mr.. Gilbert Stuller
and Mr.. Frank Beruhart OF Oregon,
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson at their
home on Quincy avenue Mr.. Stuller Is
a violinist of rare ability and Mr.
Barnhart IS a promising young mu-
clsion- Many beautiful selections wers
rendered by Mr.. Stullcr. Solos were
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members of the Luncheon club at her
home yesterday.
Miss Carey Marshall will be hostess
ut n card party this evening at the
home Of her parents. Judge and Mrs.
j. A Marshall.
Miss Jennie Harrington entertained
the members of the T, o. N o. club
on Thursday evening, q supper being
served and covers laid for about
dozen. The table was prettily decorat-
ed In pink carnations.
The Merrymaker's club will give
dancing party at Odeon hall on Feb.
of the motorman who died recently
leaving a large family without means.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Mcdonald have is
sued invitations for a card party on
Wednesday night.
Miss Gladys McConaughy will enter
tain at bridge tea this afternoon at
her home on Second South street.
Miss Emma Allsworth whose mar
riage takes place next week was guest
OF honor at a delightful evening party
on Tuesday, given by Miss Lucilc
Morrison the rooms being strung
with red hearts. and red carnations
used on the table. About 16 guests were
present. on Thursday Miss Allsworth
WIS guest of honor at another delight
full evening party given by Miss Jane
Allsworth, and last night at a similar
affair given by the Misses Stevenson.
Mrs. George OFT entertained her club
this week n luncheon being served
from a table prettily decorated I'm pink
and white carnations, and card con-
test followed in which the prize. a
hand-painted cup and saucer was won
by the hostess. The latter was present
cd also with handsome hand-painted
plate by the members
Miss Lucy Lewis was hostess at a
pleasant affair on Wednesday when she
entertained the members of the Girls
Friendly society at the homo of her
parents, DR. and Mrs. Alvah Lewis. the
rooms being decorated with valentines
and the time being spent with valen-
tine games and music.
An enjoyable surprise party was CIV
en- NJ + Christopherson at his resi-
dence last evening by the Farmers
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An interesting wedding took place
on Thursday afternoon at the Phillips
Congregational church when Miss
Amanda Holmgren of Logan and Lieut..
Eugene Santchi of Fort Douglas were
married, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. =. a. Simpkin, Miss Mildred
Jensen. niece OF the bride, acting as
maid of honor and Harry Santschi
brother of the groom as best man. The
bride entered on the arm of her brother
Mr. Holmgrcn, and following came
Miss Jensen, tho groom and best man
meeting them at the altar. The brides
gown was a charming creation of palo
blue chiffon. and she wore a large pict-
ure hat with black plumes and carried
brides roses. Miss Jensen wore
handsome gown of tan messaline. The
church WAS decorated In pink and
white carnations and ferns. Immediate
ly afterward Lieut.. and Mrs, Santschi
left for wedding trip after which
they VIII be at homo at Fort Douglas.
Rev. F.. 1. Goshen performed tho
ceremony uniting Mrs Suse Davis and
Daniel b. Kane on Wednesday evening.
n supper for the family following and
the table being prcttily decorated In
pink and white carnations and ferns.
The event took place at the home of
tho BRIDES mother. Mrs, Elizabeth
Shaver. Mr., and Mrs, Kane will make
their homo In Now York.
Mrs Fisher Harris announces the
marriage of her daughter. Margaret
Frances. to Charles Cutler Parsons, Jr.,
Feb. S.
The New York papers gave interest
ing accounts OF the wedding of Lieut.
Pearson OF Utah and Miss Della Fay
Norris of that place. among them being
the following; Another of the large
weddings OF the week was that OF Miss
Della Fay Norris to Lieutenant Com
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-12

The annual breakfast of the Ladies'
Feb is. at the New Louvre at II
o'clock, and a program of toasts has
been arranged In which a number OF
the leading members of the club will
take part Each member Is permitted
one guest and the affair promises to
be among the most delightful yet
given.
Following closely on the Ladies lit
crary club breakfast will be that of
the Daughters OF the American Rcvo-
luton to be given at the BranSford
cafe on the afternoon of Washington's
birthday, Mrs. g. w. Hayt of Park
City to be toastmistress and the fol-
low To respond Mrs c. L. Allen, act
Ing regent; Mrs. G. p. Stallman OF
Fort Douglas Mrs. A. ]. Hosmer; Mrs
J. F. Carver of ogden; Miss Mary
Olive Gray and Miss Nellie Pearsali.
The chairmen of the committeeo are
Mrs. j. f. Oglcsby and Mrs r. NJ
Brccdcn.
a large affair planned for the eve
ming OF the 22nd is the Young family
gathering TO be held in Whitney hall
which VIII be. beyond doubt the great
est social gathering in the history OF
the association. Every member Of the
Young family. descendants OF the Tive
brothers Young are invited to be
quests for the evening AS there are
some several hundred expected elab-
oratc preparations for the event are
being carefully planned. and every in
dcatlon points to a distinct success.
Last Thursday night the members Of
the association met at the home of
Mrs. Maria Y. Dougall, where COM
mittee reports were gone over. and
details carefully considered Among
the other interesting numbers for the
evening will be the presentation Of
that clever little sketch. THE Dress
Rehearsal" every part being taken by
member of the Young family. Tho
cast in full is as follows;
The telephone. which Is responsible
for al the trouble.
Nancy Blythe, a stage-struck hero
Inc .....,...........En Enid May
Agnes Middleman, a peacemaker..
............. ........-., Kate Young
Miss CovendIshoprim, precise and
proper .....,..........G Gladys Young
Lucy, a colored nanny"
.............,,......,.L Luna Y Moore
Tommy Trovers. for whom a little
listening is a dangerous thing,
............ Prescott Erickson
Dick Dimder who rushes In where
angels fear to tread. Jack May. Jr.
Harold Huntington. otherwise
Cousin Nat" who never appears.
In addition there will be dancing.
music and refreshments
Mrs. T C. Hand entertained the
opal club at her home on Thursday.
Mrs ]. II. Schultz entertained In
formally at luncheon for Mrs. Small
wood on Tuesday.
One of the elaborate affairs of the
week was the banquet given by the
Junior class OF the university at tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-12

mander Henry Allen Pearson, u. E. n.
There was q reception OF the Hotel
Majestic after the service, which was
read by the Row. Delancey Townsend
at All Angels church on Wednesday
evening. The wedding party Included
Mrs. Henry Clarke Coe, Mrs George
P. Biggs and the Misses Marguerite
G. K. Watson. Grace Isabelle Ashwell
Isabelle Allen. Evan Wilkinson and
Augustus Browning Prentice. Also
Lieutenant Commander F. B. Bassett,
Lieutenant Commander L. S. Thomp-
son, Surgeon C. NJ. Oman, Lieutenant
Guy Whitlock, Lieutenant r. P. Nc
Cullough. Paymaster G. c. Scofer and
Ensign P. n. L. BellInger, all of the
United States navy. Some of those in
Vited were United States Senator
Smoot, Mrs. and Miss Smoot, Senator
and Mrs. Sutherland, Postmaster Cen
eral Hitchcock. General and Mrs.
Stewart l. Woodford. General and Mrs
James, Major Winship. President Tay-
dent Hadloy of Yale. and Mrs. Hadley,
Charles 8. Whitman. Colonel and Mrs.
A. G. Paine, Jesse Grant, Miss Nell
Grant. Mrfl and Mrs. Leslie NJ. Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. C. Hoffman Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs,
r. w. Jones. Jr, Mr. and Mrs. w B.
Joyce. Mr. and Mrs. X. Imanishi, the
Rev. Revert Collyer. the Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. Peters, the Rev. Dr. and Mrs.
Cobb, Colonel Clarence Burke. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Tilford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowell Lincoln. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fletcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Nc
MILAN. Mrs. Daniel O'Day, DIR. and
Mrs. Kerley, DR.. and Mrs. Lyle, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Pearson and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Allen"
An Interesting announcement Of the
week was that OF the engagement of
Miss Edith Sutherland and A. Robert
Elmore OF New York.
The marriage OF Miss Emma Ais
worth and w. Post takes place ON
Monday at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ais
worth.
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bered as Miss Emily Read, before her
marriag popular Salt Lake society
girl.
Miss Margery Dickson of Martins
Forty, o, Is in Salt Lake, on her way
to California, and Will rcmain In the
city for week or two as the guest OF
Miss Elinor Stewart.
Mrs. Margaret Salisbury has returned
from short stay In California
Miss Estella Clinton IS spending Sow
cral weeks with her brother in Boise,
Ida.
NJ. NJ. johnson left Monday for a
business trip 10 Arizona
Miss Louise Sullivan, who has spent
several months In Boston with Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Easton. and Capt. and
Mrs, r. III. Allen, at Governors Island,
VIII be home the middle of the month
Mrs. 3. T. Cannon and son have re-
turned from an extended visit with rel
atives in Omaha. Neb. Mr. and Mrs.
Cannon are at home at the Annex
apartment for a short time. Later they
will leave for California,