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| sinia Morris and Mabel Phillips. and
the ring by little Gertrude Schmidt, of
\ Richmond. After the ceremony the
reception will be held from to p.
NJ. Among the guests al the wedding
and reception will be Mr.. and Mrs.
John Messick of Richmond
Observation-Disclosures.
a wedding OF the week will be that
OF Miss Mary Edith Yarbrough, daugh-
ter of Mrs Lille Edwards Yarbrougn
to Isaac John Mercer. son of DR.. and
Mrs. C. A Mercer, The wedding will
be celebrated at 4 o'clock the afternoon
of October Is, in Highland Park Meth
odist Church. Rev. Edison Kenny
Odell. assisted by Rev. Daniel T. Mer-
rift, officiating. The attendants will
include Miss Clare Earl Harrison, maid
of honor; DR.. Charles Wilbur Mercer,
best man; Edwin Grover Hall, John
Francis Applebee. Morton Mercer and
John c. Bristow, ushers. The bride
will be given away by her brother,
John Jay Yarbrough.
Approaching Wedding.
| The wedding of Miss Cora L. Seward
to Claude A. Tate has been announced
for Tuesday evening, October 25, at
| 1880 o'clock, n the home OF Mrs. Anna
! Morgan. 1881 West Cary Street. Miss
Sadie Seward will be maid of honor
and Albert Tate, brother of the groom,
best man
OGell-Burgess.
a wedding of much interest to Rich.
Inond people and to friends in other
parts of the State, will take place
"Wednesday evening. October 10, at
$50 o'clock, in Highland Park Meth
odist Episcopal Church. when Miss
III a ~ av, n.y.,
and Mrs Daniel Morgan Burgess will
become the bride of Rev. Edison Kenny
odell, of Williamsburg, Va. promi-
nent Methodist minister of the Vir-
einia Conference.
The ceremony Will be performed by
Rev. Charles H. Boggs. assisted by
Rev D. I. Merritt. Miss Frances
Shaver will preside at the piano, as
sisted by Miss Matte Goodall on the
violin. The color scheme of green and
white will be carried out in every de-
tail. The church will be decorated In
white flowers. palms and ferns.
The bride will enter the church with
her brother. Dr., r. L. Raiford. OF sed-
ley, Va VINO will give her away. She
VIII wear a handsome wedding gown
OF white messaline trimmed in lace
and pearl embroidery and her veil will
be caught with lilies of the valley.
She will be attended by Mrs. r. l.
Raifprd. of Sedley, Va. and Mrs
Robert j. Mcdonald, of Airfield, Hen
rico county, as matrons of honor
They Will be gowned in pale green silk
and viii carry bouquets Of white roses,
The bridesmaids will be Misses Clara
Fits, of scottsville, Va, cousin of the
bride; Louise Hennighausen, Lizzie
Scott and Lucille Nolan, of RlchWond,
They Will wear white batiste with
green cashes and ribbon and carry
punches of asparagus ferns. The
Hover children will be little Misses
Frances Jennings and Sublett Vaughn
wearing white, trimmed with tiny
rosettes of green ribbon.
The ushers viii be Rev. Otto Wright
OF Portsmouth, Va; Robert G. Nc
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growing plants and cut lowers me
shower was from large Wnlte pen
Suspended in the centre OF the rooms
The ravprs were small bells with q
picture of the future bride ana groom,
on each, The color scheme OF pink and
white was carried out in every detali
Of the entertainment. Tho guests were
entertained by IA race botween the
two ships OF Matrlmony and hplnsteT,
hood. Mrs Kaiferd was CAPTAIN g
tho Matrimony, and Miss scott ca ptaln
OF the Spinsterhood About l0o guests
were present. Dainty refreshmenls
were served by Mrs. j. @, Scott Mrs.
William a. heard. Mrs. X. y. Iaf-
hrough and Mrs, George y, Wise, WHO
We're assisted by the members o. Miss
Rurscss's Sunday school CLASS, M,nasn
Grace and Matte Goodall, Myrtls NJ
ner, Louise Jennings. Iva Taylor. nht''
Kidd, Lena Gary and CLARA GREGORY,
Mrs. Macdonald prchldcn ~ W.
punch howl.
Miss Burgess was tho recipient o.
many handsome presents,
SeWs0m--ltOscher.
The wedding OF Mics Hdna MAY
Hoscher. daughter az Mr.. and MVs, "
nj. Roschsr 10 Albert Love NeWso,H,
san o. Mrs. George q. Lprd, VIII pn
celebrated at 8 o'clock tn.WotFn, ~.
afternoon in the parlor az Nv. fhlllGN q
phrochlal residence. tie NeY' patHer
Hugh McKcsfrey olfic'atlns'
Decorations win be In palms ana G1l
flowers, and the wedding inarci w "
be played BY cousin Of ths nflns,
Mlss Bessie Moltx. Nisg EEtslle hRxpq
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Donald. of Airield, Henrico county; b.
T. Odell. of Syracuse, N. y; NJ, L.
Odell, of washington, d. c. Fred ID.
The bridal couple will spend their
honeymoon travelling In the New Eng
land States and will he at home in
Williamsburg, Va, after October 20.
The bridal party and out-of-town
guests Will be entertained at the home
of the bride Tuesday evening from 8
to II. The out-of-town guests are: H.
g. Burgess. of Strasburg, Va; Mrs,
Edgar NJ. Noel and daughter, OF Bal.
tlmore; Mrs. n, NJ, Jeftreys. Of Fred
ericksburg, Va; Mr. and Mrs. M. l.
Odell, of Washington, u, c.: b. II,
Odell OF Syracuse n. "; Mr., and Mrs
Arthur j, 0dell and Mr. and Mrs. AL
bert j. Odell, of Norfolk; Mrs. Henry
Brown and little daughter. Newbern,
n. c.; Mr., and Mrs, John H. Pitts,
Misses Clara and Katherine PITTS, and
Mr. and Mrs. ". S. Dorier, of Scotia.
vile. Miss Bessie Brown. OF Jarrett.
Linen Shower. I.
A linen shower waH given by Miss
Lizzie SCOTT at her home, 4 West
Grace street, in honor OF the bride. 80.
be- Miss Grace Burgess. on Saturday
afternoon, October 15, from / to &.
Miss Scott, In white Lace over blue
taffeta, was assisted In receiving by
MISS Burgess, In hand painted orsandy;
Mrs r. H. Raiford OF sedley, Va, IN
a white lingerie gown; Mrs. j. o.
spett, IN lavender nesaalIne, and AIRS,
y. y Macdonald In blue creme de
chine The parlors were decorated In
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Kimonos for Fall Wear
arson will be maid of honor and
George r. Newsom best man.

erson Will be maid OF honor ana
George r. Newsom best man.
The bride viii come in with her
father. who Will give her away She
Will be goWned In blue cloth tailored
costume with hat and gloves to cor
respond and carry Bride roses. The
maid OF honor Will wear lace over mink
silk and have II nosegay OF pink rose
buds.
An ante-nuptlal receptlon In honor
Of the bride was given by her grand
mother an October 10, The wedding
gifts received were numerous. The
Young couple will go North for their
wedding tourney
lkins,
The wedding OF Miss Annie Q, Wat
kins, daughter OF the late H. G, Wat
kins. 10 John g. Allison, son Of the
late w. y, Allison. was celebrated
October i2, al b:a0 r. NJ, In Northside
Baptist Church, the REV, samuel II,
Temleman officiating,
Church decorations were In White
ehrysanthamnms and palms. Profess
snr John W. Fontaine played the we'd
ding marchas and, during the cera-
mony rRcleye me- II all those ems
deaping young charms,
The maids Of honor, Misses Kath-
erihe llllzabsth Watkins and Frances
Dorset Baker, wore trained froeks OF
white messallne. with pearl trimmings
aud had bouquets or Killarney roses,
The BRIDE who came in with her
brother, Thoulas Is. Watkins. had on "
hnndsome blu0 cloth travelling CO.'S
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n ATR1oT1c celebrations of the

IA ATRIoTIC celebrations of the
month are taking on most at
tractivo social features. Mrs.
William Hodges Mann will be a spon.
sor at the meeting of the Grand
Camp of Confederate Veterans in Nor
folk this week, where numerous en-.
tertainments are planned in honor Of
prominent delegates and visitors to
the encampment.
Mrs. Nathan D. Eller, of Lynchburg.
has also been notified of her appoint
ment as district sponsor Her ap.
pointment is matter of interest to
her many friends in Richmond among
the Confederate women and others who
have enjoyed her acquaintance and
hospitality.
Governor William Hodges Mann will
be chairman OF the historic celebration.
which. on October 10, under the au-
spices of the Yorktown Historical
Society and the Society of Descendants
of Signers of the Declaration of Inde-
the surrender of CORVALLIS and the
triumph of the American forces at
Yorktown, Va.
A naval. military and civic parade
with American and French colors and
addresses and music will complete the
program. II is hoped that Ambassador
Jusserand will be among the distin-
guished guests present.
At Womnn's Club.
Miss Irene Headley Armer, of Bos-
ton, Mass. will gave talk at the
Woman's Club on Monday afternoon at
4:30 o'clock on THE Principles OF
Physical Education"
Miss .Armer is a graduate of the
Heminway Woman's Gymnasium and
the Boston School of Gymnastics, now
affiliated with Wellesley College. She
has come 10. Richtnond TO take charge
of the School of Physical Culture in
connection wit hthe Young Women's
Christian Association. Her talk will
be illustrated by various exercises.
On Thursday evening promptly a,
$50. the first Of the card tournaments
will be played with compass whist as
the game. Members may invite gen,
tlemen players, and are requested to
register their tables by 10 o'clock on
Thursday morning.
ChrJsanthem Wedding.
At 4:a0 o'clock on the afternoon OF
October -, in the home OF the brides
mother, Mrs, Carrie Phillips, of Grand
view Cottage, Ocean View. Va, the
wedding of Miss Ethel Woodfin Phil
lips to Louis Frederick Fenerstein. will
be celebrated, Rev R. "A. Robinson.
assisted by Rev. John Wales, ofticiat-
Ing. Decorations will be in yellow
and white chrysanthemums, against a
background OF palms. The bride will
be attended by her maid of honor, Miss
Sarah Guy, OF Norfolk Va, and the
groom by his best man. William Fen
erstein, and Arthur Morris. of Norfolk,
Va. The ribbons will be borne by vir-
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tune and carried roses ana lilies

tune and carried roses and lilies OF
the valley.
Sydney D. Laird was best man, and
the ushers William Chalkley 7. Par-
sons Pitcher. Hugh Justis, ]. z. Ramos
John Price and ], M. Lewis, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison went North
for their wedding trip.
Lloyd-Adams.
The wedding of Miss Annie Nal
colin Adams, daughter of r. r. Adams
of Fluvanna county, to j. Blckerton
Lloyd, of Richmond was celebrated
yesterday at noon In Seventh street
Christian Church, the Rev. H. p, Mac
laohlan officiating.
Mrs. Lloyd il a member Of the CHAP.
pell-Adams family and Is widely and
peculiarly knnwn. When she and her
husband return from Northern we'd
ding trip they will reside at lla3 West
Main Street.
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Miss Virginia Gresham, who has been
visiting Miss Bessie Butler, at Bow.
ling Green, is spending some time In
Washington before returning to Rich
mond.
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Va, is spending some time in Rich

Mrs. T. w. Turner who has been
the guest of friends In Richmond has
returned to her home in Newport
News
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Mrs. Mamie Whitlock has returned
from q visit to her sister, Mrs, Sizer'
at Indian Ncck Va.
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Miss Fannie Marston has returned
10 her home ut Toano, after a pleas
ant visit to Richmond friends,
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Mr.. and Alrp, l. i Grove have re-
turned from their wedding trip to
their. homo At Barton Heights.
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A Splendid Showing of Maribous
SPECIALLY PRICED

The unusual popularity this season of Mara
bous found us fully prepared. Our stock was
selected with infinite care from abroad, and in
many instances cannot be duplicated Every
taste and fancy can be suited from our great va
riety, at whatever price you wish to pay.
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Mr., and Mrs, Moncure Robinson, Of
Baltimore, VIII spend the winter at
Hot SPRINGS. Va.
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ses Of Character and Style Moderately Priced

Very CLASSY Dress of brown and gray invisible check round
yoke and undeseve of embroidered outlined with COR M
bands Of black satin beautiful Dress the price pZJsUU
Exquisite of navy brown French SERGE bodice
trasting silk, yelled with hand embroidered French
vole; Dress that will be highly appreciated by GOO m
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Smart Dresses of brown messaine embroidered net
yoke and underseeve skirt Every who wishes
garment of charm should miss this m
portuny Priced specially at. .c........... D1CeUU
Stylish Dress Of black and white shepherd check collar and
cuffs of green red satin leather belt dresses par
tculary adapted for misses and little women Elk C1Q mn
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In nnd Out Of Town.

]. M, Staten, who is now in Ken
lucky, will nc joined by his wife and
daughter and then go to Denver. Col.
for a few weeks stay. They Will
visit Pike's Peak, the Garden OF the
Gods and other places Of interest .be-
fore returning to Richmond
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Dainty Dress and
Tailored Waists

You take no chances in getting your Waists here
no danger of mist poor style quality. Garments
OF that character find no house room here-(only
dependable garments here.
Fine Tucked Tailored Waists Of nice quality tat
feta plated rue side collar and cuffs tucked and
trimmed in small buttons; value of ex- co 90
ceptional merit at Observation-Disclosures. 0O.JO
Chiffon Cloth Waist mounted over Persian, fancy
net yoke, kimono sleeve trimmed in fine tucks
and soutache braid; all the new shades; CT 90
regular $3.50 value; special. ......... eDO.JO
Tailored Waist of Irish linen, two broad tucks over
assd s6 eee ssd at eus ds Pss back S2
s5 ss s5 il $29S
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Mrs. John G, W.lIsams. Of Aryon,s,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-24

members of LOgan's younger social set.
while his bride is an accomplished ana
charming young resident of the juno
tiOn City. Mr. and Mrs. George forge
son and Mrs. Harry Parker went TO
Ogden Friday to attend the wedding re-
ception.
\ number of the young ladies of the
Fourth and Eighth wards gave q
shower Wednesday evening in honor of
Miss Elizabeth klOepfer, who is TO be
married next week to William Nor
timer. The young people viii make
their home in Bancroft, Idaho.
DR.. T. b. Bulge and wife, DR.. and
Mrs. o. II. Bulge, Mrs. Kate Preston
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mclaughlin
spent Thursday in Logan Canyon, at
the resort that Doctors Bulge and Mr.
Mclaughlin have erected there.
Mrs. W. D. Beers of Salt Lake spent
part Of the week with Logan friends
She viii go from here to Spokane to
join her husband.
Miss E c. Smith entertained at du-
plicate bridge Friday afternoon.
Mrs. j. W. Mcrrell returned the first
Of the week from Salt Lake, where she
was the guest of friends for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther NJ. Howell enter
tanned the Sigma Alpha fraternity Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Wright returned
this week to their home in Nevada,
after a visit here with Mr.. Wrights
parents.
Mrs. r. K. Larsen entertained Thurs
day evening at cards. High five was
played a five tables and refreshments
were served.
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Especial to The Herald Republican,
Park City, April 23.-The A. B. U. S.
club entertained Saturday evening in
honor of Miss Francis Shields of Salt
Lake at the home Of Lyle Webb in
Woodside avenue. The evening was
versariOn and there were a number of
musical selections rendered. Storme
Platt and Francis Shields were awarded
prizes in playing cards. Those who en-
jOyed the evening were: Misses jeanne
Sherman. Bessie McClelland, Francis
Kim ball, TesSie Mclaughlin, Anna Paul,
Anna Wilson, Messrs. Edward and r.
vim Evans, Jack Townsend, Storme
Platt, Joe Jones, Joe Quinn and VIII
Shea. Refreshments were served.
The WOman's Athenaeum met at the
home OF Mrs. z. P. LeCompte Monday
afternoon. The topic for the day was
made instructive by Miss Ethel Laugh
lin, who gave in her paper on "Prin-
ciples Of Cookery, Effect of Heat and
Method of Preparations" many Valu-
able ideas. The Athenaeum meets next
Monday at the home Of Mrs julius
Frankel
Mrs. NJ. Carey and two daughters left
for Salt Lake Monday afternoon to re-
main Indefinitely.
Mr.: and Mrs. James Dean of Denver
spent tie first part of the week visit
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Ole Hendrickson
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shields returned
to their home in Salt Lake Sunday aft
eInOon-
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rinkard, Frank
Bradley, Mrs. Edward Crosse and Mrs.
William Rosevear were visiting in Salt
Lake the latter part of the week
Mrs. Z. z. LeCOmpte entertained at
her home in Park avenue Saturday eve
ming in honor of Mesdames Charles
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Especial 10 The Herald RepubIican.)
PaysOn, April 23.-Miss Dot Deal and
Preal Kelsey of Springville came to
PaysOn last Friday and remained sew
eral days visiting.
Miss Myrl Wilson went to Eureka
Sunday evening.
Miss Bessie Stewart of Eureka is
visiting here, the guest Of Miss Eden
Fullmer
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Menlove AID fam
lily have returned 10 Provo after spend
ing a couple of weeks in Payson
a number of friends OF Wells Wig
nall pleasantly surprised him at his
home last Saturday evening in honor
OF his birthday.
engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Musietta, TO II. I. Smith OF Salt Lake,
the marriage to take place Thursday,
April %
Miss May Henry entertained a few
friends at her home last Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayland Wightman re-
turned to Eureka Sunday evening after
several days visit here.
The public school teachers will pre-
sent The Girl From Kansas" at the
Payson Opera house again in the near
future.
Mr.. and Mrs A H Haymore have re-
turned TO Mexico after q few weeks
visit in Payson.
Mrs. John Allen of Provo spent sew
eral days this week visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Virgil Peery.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Van WAGNER OF
Provo were the guests OF Mrs. Van
Wegener's mother, Mrs. Daniel Stark,
last Wednesday and Thursday
Miss Lenora Liddle entertained a few
friends at dinner Monday afternoon.
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Especial to The Herald Republican,
Tooele, April 23.-Mrs. Bessie Iy-
man OF Salt Lake is visiting her father.
H S. GOwaus.
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Groes-
beck
Mrs. Annie French of Salt Lake is
Mrs, Samuel Merritt has returned
from Salt Lake
Mrs. Bert Hancock is in Salt Lake
Mrs. Hub Grohoskie has returned to
ToOele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wallace and
to Tooele
The Ladies' club will meet with Mrs.
samuel Merritt Wednesday.
Mrs. L. Petit and Mrs. ]. w. Yensel
Will entertain the Ladies' Aid society
OF the Methodist church on Thursday,
april rs, at the home OF. Mrs. WIN st.
Clair.
Miss Selda Rasmussen and Miss La
Prlel Willardson of Ephraim are guests
or DR.. and Mrs. 1. Green Logan.
Mrs. 2. Lodge returned from Salt
Lake the last of the week.
Mrs. Frank NJ. Davis and Mrs. Bas-
set went to Salt Lake Monday.
The Hotel Bridge club entertained
at cards Monday evening, Mrs Edward
GrOesbeck ad Oscar VogeI making the
highest score.
The women of the First Methodist
church gave an entertainment at the
church Friday.
One of the most pleasant social af-
falrs or the week was a grand ball at
the opera house Monday evening A
prize for the best waltz was won by
Mrs. J. B. Stinman and Adolph Han
sen.
Mrs. Samuel Merritt will entertain
at luncheon Wednesday.
Grover Mcbride has just returned to
his home, after a thirty months mis-
sion in Australia.
Mrs. Mary Gordon has returned TO
Salt Lake.
Miss May Collins of Salt Lake re-
turned home Sunday.
After a pleasant winter at Long
Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. John A Smith
have returned to their home in Tooele
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry n. Thompson and
Miss Margaret O'Connor have returned
to Tooele.
Mrs. Edward Groesback entertained
at delightful luncheon Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Davis returned to Tooele
the first of the week.
Miss Ethel WrathalI Of Salt Lake is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Wrathall at EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. Mamie Dayton is a visitor at
Grantsville.
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sPRINovILLE.
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Especial to The Herald Republican,
Springville. April z3-The Black
Hawk comrades gave q social at the
Commercial club Tor Edwin Lee, who
Songs and speeches were given and Mr..
Lee was given a present in token OF
their esteem. Captain Albert Harmer
was in charge OF the exercises. Those
present were: A. w. Harmar, Thomas
Brown and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y.
Childs. Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Curtis. Mr..
ard Mrs. David Wheeler, Mrs. J. M.
Westwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Buck
ley, Walter Wheeler. George Mckenzie,
G.. S. Condie, 7. l. Mendenhall, w. l.
Hall, Robert Kirkman and Edwin Lee,
Walter Robinson spent the greater
part OF the week in Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Bird were In
Springville iast week.
Joseph Storrs and wife of American
Fork visited here Wednesday and
Thursday.
Morris Kelly OF Tintic came to
Springville Tuesday.
Miss Emma Brown has gone to Salt
Lake to visit Prof. and Mrs. ]. J. Mo
Ciellan.
Mark Reynolds and family have
moved from Ogden 10 Springville.
DIT. n. II. Packard spent the past
week in Tintic.
Mrs. r. C. Harvard went to Powell
Idaho. last week.
The Home Culture club will meet next
Virgil Kelly Of Twin Fails, Idaho,
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Abbie Warren, who has been
visiting with her daughter in Salt Lake,
IL at home again.
The WOmans club will meet next
Friday at Mrs. DougalPs.
Lewis Perry and wife OF Teton, Ida,
are visiting here.
Mrs f A Cellventra of Bingham
spent a few days in Springville with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w E. Curtis,
Mrs. John WardsWCrth of Salt Lake
was in SpringvilIe this week.
John Lowry went to Manti Monday.
Seymour Mendenhall went to Spanish
Fork Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson were
here from Price Saturday
The Home Culture club was enter
tained by Miss Sophia Packard, as
hostess. Lesson on English Literature,
by Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Kelly gave an ar
ticle on Great Schools of England
Dainty refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mrs. Irene Jensen,
Mrs Louise Deal, Mrs. Lydia Johnson,
Miss Ella Heron, Mrs. Mary Miller,
Mrs. J. o. Houtz, Mrs. Irene Cook, Mrs.
Ella Kelly, Mrs. Settle, Miss Euphemia
Johnson, Mrs. Irene James The visit
ors were: Mrs. Elizabeth Bird, Mrs.
Vivian Houtz, Mrs. n. II. Packard and
Mrs Carrie Sanford OF Oakland, Cal.
The WOman's club met at the home of
Mrs. Warthan last Friday afternoon.
History lesson, led by Mrs. Bessie
Bailey; parliamentary drill by Miss
Dougall. Refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mrs. Elenor Brfn-
ton. Mrs. Bessie Bailey, Mrs Viola Roy
lance, Mrs Mary c. DOugall, Mrs. Nettie
Grosbeck. Mrs. Hattie Dougan. Mrs.
Julia Packard Miss Catherine Dougall
and Mrs. Worthan. Visitors: Mrs.
Anna Roylanoe and Mrs. Abbie Burt.
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Especial to The Herald Republican,
Salina, April 23.-Mrs. Hattie Alfred
nnOunces the ngagement of her
daughter, Kate, to DR.. Roy Birch OF Mt.
Pleasant. The marriage will take
place in Salt Lake A pril 26.
Mrs. c. NJ. Hart of Salt Lake has
been a guest of Miss Joe Peterson.
A surprise party was rendered Henry
Ivie and A. s. Gates Monday evening.
Mr.. Gates was 81 and Mr.. Ivie 40.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Alfred gave a
bowling party Tuesday evening. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy ALL
red, Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Gates, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry McKenney and Mr. and Mrs.
l. s. Gates.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Seorup are re-
joicing over the arrival of a boy.
Mrs. Homer Rasmussen gave a bowl
ing Monday evening. A lunch was
served and those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. West, Mr.. and Mrs. OIuf
Nelson, Mrs. Cuddebaek, Mrs. Conley
and Mr.. Argyle.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Ge orge Humphrey
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Herbert of Sci
pho were hare during the past few DAYS.
VIII DaStruD of Salt a. -