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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-05

This Historical society met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Gordon, 551
Twenty-fifth street.
The Tolstoi club met on Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. F. II.
King, 2369 Jefferson avenue.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Lawrence Dean Brooks. form
erly of this city. to Miss Irene Kenny
OF Oakland, California. The groom Is
the oldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
p, Brooks of this city. Mr., & Mrs
Brooks will make their future home in
Fruitvale. California.
The Missionary society of the
Methodist church was entertained by
avenue, on Thursday afternoon. In
terestin2 papers were given on THE
Religions of India" and THE Women
of india"
The Halcyon Sewing club met on
Friday afternoon with Mrs ID. Shee-
han at her home on Adams avenue.
Mrs. Ralph Guthrie entertained at
a bridge party on Friday afternoon
at her home. 26l1 Adams avenue. a
dainty little water color souvenir was
awarded the winner at each table.
The dining room was beautifully de-
corated in pink and an elaborate
luncheon was served
Mrs. Ralph Z. Bristol entertained
in honor of Miss Rulli Minogue Of
Newaygo, Michigan. at 800" party
on Wednesday afternoon at her home,
709 Twenty-sccond street.
Mrs. NJ. Fitzgerald entertained a box
party at the Orpheum on Tuesday
evening. after which delicious
home on Adams avenue. The tables
were prettily decorated and a delight
full hour made a fitting climax to the
evenings entertainment.
Mrs. Ed Browning entertained the
Child Culture club on Tuesday after
noon at her homo on Twenty-seventh
street An interesting program WAS
rendered and the attendance was
large.
Mrs. l. L. Reynolds entertained tho
Martha society on Monday afternoon
at her home on Adams avenue.
An elaborate luncheon was served on
Thursday at the apartments OF Mrs. L.
c. Manson.
Mrs. VIII Eccles entertained Mrs.
H Fl. Spencer and Mrs. Ambrose P.
Hibbs at the Orpheum on Monday
evening, Mrs Eccles entertained her
guests at luncheon following the pro-
ductlon.
VILE Is visiting with Mrs. Pierce OF
this city.
Mrs, Perry Bower of Dillon, Mon
tana, Is the guest of her sister. Mrs
C. C. Peck.
Mrs. w. A. Johnson. Jr.. has return
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| A number of interesting marriages
took place during the week. the
couples including q half dozen we'll
known young people of the city, and
| also a similar number OF outside events
In which Utahns are interested.
On Thursday afternoon the marriage
| of Miss Florence Grant and Willard r.
| Smith was solemnized I'm the temple
and later a luncheon was served at the
| homo of the brides parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Heber j. Grant, covers being laid
| for about 25 members of the two
| families. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Will be
at home after March l.
Another marriage performed In the
| temple during the week was that of
| Miss Elsie Busa9h and George w.
| the evening at the home of the brides
brother. A. C. Busath, Miss Ruby
Morley acting as bridesmaid and Nor
ris Parry best man. After Feb 15. MIR.
and Mrs. Parry will be at home at
No. ia west South Temple street.
A pretty wedding celebrated the mar
riage of Miss Alton Paul and A. F,
Bockholt on Wednesday. the ceremony
being performed by Bishop Cummings
at o'clock, and a reception following.
A number of intimate friends assisted,
Miss Stella Hubert and ]. A. Jones
wero among the weeks bridal couples
the marriage taking place on Wednes
day night at the home of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hubert
with Judge Alexander McMaster Of
flciating. Miss Renee Redman acting
as bridesmaid and C. A. Jones as best
man. A number of friends assisted
In receiving and entertaining.
On Tuesday night Miss Lillian Eakin
and DR.. Hugh Sprague of this city
were married. the ceremony being per-
formed by Dr. w. A. Paden at the
home of the bride and an informal re-
ception following. Assisting during the
evening were Mrs. l. L. Sprague and
Mrs. Percy Sadler.
One of the prettiest weddings of the
week was that of Miss Christina FShn
and Robert D. Armour on Thursday
night. the ceremony being performed
by Judge w. H. King and a reception
following. The Misses Leilah and
Vera Sjodahl were bridesmaids and
Augustus Fy,hn best man. Mr and
to California and on their return VIII
be at home at the MoXum.
Three out of town weddings OF tho
week of exceptional interest, TO Salt
I-aters were those OF Lieut.. Com
mander Harry Pearson and Miss Della
Fay Norris In New York on Tuesday,
Miss Emile Bannistcr OF Ogden and c.
B. Sprague of this city in Los Angeles
on the same day. and Miss Dorothy
Kinney and c. w. Whitley on Thurs
day In Portland, or,
The announcement of the engage
ment of Allan J. Moore. general west
ern salesman of the Smlts- McCord
Dry Goods company OF Kansas City,
and Miss Virginia Mcclellan OF Lex
lngton. Ky. has been made, the mar
rioge TO take place at tho home OF Miss
McClellan's parents in June.
Miss Gleneora Wiseman. a Kcogh-
Hammond hospital nurse was married.
Thursday, In this city. by Rev. c
Z. Perkins. to Theodore Jackson OF
Pocatello.
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for New York. wherc she will spend
several weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
A. H. Prosser.
Miss Mildred Mcmillan will leave
soon for Frisco. Utah. where she win
visit hcr sister. Mrs. Charles Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McCaskell moved
Wednesday from the Bransford TO the
Staufer apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Luman arc now
located In their own home at Seventh
East and Second South streets.
Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. NJ. Davis have re-
turned from n 10 days trip to New
York and Washington. D. C.
Miss Beth Lane Will leave the last
OF the week for southern California
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 3. Tuttle arc visiting
In the city for a few days at the home
OF Dr. and Mrs. T r. Ellerbeck. 81 X
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Blyth OF Evan
ston. Wyo.. are visiting with friends In
the city. and are at home at the Knuts-
ford.
Mrs, ]. r. Harding will leave today
for San Francisco. and Will go later
to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Jack Woodbridge of Goldfe'd
Is the guest of Miss Frances o'Meara
and other friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Dlnwoodcy
have returned from spending the past
six weeks in Chicago. Ill, where Mrs.
Dinwoodey continued her vocal studies
with Prof. Torrens. who Is we'll known
horc. os he spent most of the summer
at the Dinwoodey home.
Mr. and Mrs. r. *. Stockwell have
returned from Ely, New, and expect
to remain here permanently.
Mrs. w. S. Smallwood is in the city
for a few days, guest at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Putnam. en-
route from Kansas City to her home IN
Portland. Or.
Mr.. and Mrs C. P. Overheld are at
present In Chicago. They will stop
few days In Denver before returning to
Salt Lake the early part Of next week.
C. A. Loring returned Wednesday
evening from a trip to Arizona and Cal
his daughter, Mrs. Yene. at her home
In Los Angeles. Cal.
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Putnam have as
their guest Mrs. Putnams sister. Mrs
Smallwood, who will spend a few days
here on her way from the east to her
home in Portland, Or.
DR.. and Mrs S. j Townsend and
family. who have spent the past six
years here left Thursday noon for Gil
more City. Ia. where they will make
their home.
DIR. and Mrs. T c. Boran. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wythe and Lester Malan, all
of Ogden. were visitors In Salt Lake
over Sunday. the guests of Mrs. Mary
Covington, No. 4 Elizabeth Place.
Mr. and Mrs. r. S Gray of Cheyenne
viii spend the rest of the winter In
Salt Lake. with MIR, and Mrs. E. Y.
Taylor.
Mrs NJ. Kirkpatrick and her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Ackland Hood and Mrs. Wal
ter Stone. left Sunday for New York,
from which place Mrs. Hood Will sail
March IL for her home In England.
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for this afternoon gathering, and there
are between 40 and so in this city. but
the intention Is to form an association
and later meet in the evening with the
masculine members of the families
which will make, all told an association
of over 100 members The object is to
renew former associations, the inten
tion being to meet annually hereafter.
NIr. and Mrs. Harold Daynes enter
taider at a large card party on Tues
day night the decorations being In tu-
lips and carnatlon and Mrs. John Tay-
lor and Miss May Taylor assisting.
Miss Hazel Dorlus entertained tho
members of the Tuesday afternoon club
at her home this week. prizes going
to the Misses Ella and Lulu Harr.
Mrs. Herman entertained tho Quin-
genta club on Tuesday and prizes were
won by Mrs. G. H. Heritage, Mrs. w.
H. Ellison and Mrs. NJ. A. Peters.
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PROVO.

Miss Zella Farrer was the p,iest =,
honor at a party given Monday eve.
ming at the home OF her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. w. Farrer, by the en-
ployes OF the F'arrer Brothers company
with whom Miss Zella has been asso-
ciated with for some time and endear.
Ing herself to all. The evening was one
that will long be remembered by all
present.
Mrs, Luisa Mcbride has returned
home, after a very pleasant visit with
friends in Salt Lake,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a Gates delIghtfuuy
entertained Tuesday evening the Fre
Hundred Card club. Mrs. Murry
Twelves and Grant c. Bagley carried
off the honors.
Mrs. NJ. II. Graham delightfully."- en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon at
children's party In honor of tho eley-
enth birthday Of Master Howard. A6ou,
60 little folks made merry the occasion,
enjoying an excellently arranged pro
gram OF games and amusements. An
elaborate sprcad was seTved.
turned from Salt Lake, where they
spent very pleasant week
Claud Burton of Oakland. Cal. Is a
guest at the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
z. Loose.
The many friends OF Alma Jones will
be pleased to learn of his marriage to
Miss Julia Sacket Of Brigham. which
was solemnIzed last Wednesday at the
home of the brides parents.
Mrs George Havercamp was tho
charming hostess at a bridge party at
her homo Saturday, The popular games
was played and prizes awarded TO Mrs..
Sam Schwab, Mrs. r. r. Irvine and
Miss Mayme Smith. Tho guests pres
ent were Mesdames w. l.. Biersack, w,
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mer. Mrs. G. w. Wragge. Miss Con-
stance Bruere and Miss Pitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E McCarty enter
tanned their card club on Thursday
night, the amusement being 500. The
prizes were a cut glass mayonnaise
dish and bon-bon dish.
Mrs. Richard Oglesby entertained her
card club on Thursday, the rooms be-
ing decorated in red and white carna-
tlons and q luncheon served.
Mrs. c. w. Midgley entertained the
members OF the jolly Twelve club this
week.
Mrs. w. NJ. Evans entertained the
Opal club this week.
Mrs. George w. Lambourne enter
tanned the members of her card club
on Thursday.
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ed TO her home at Rock Springs, after
having visited with her mother. M,
hottle e. Vickery at PAS, Twcnt.N
ninth street, for the past month
The Ladies OF the Lincoln CIro,o
entertained the new members on Tusss
day afternoon at the home OF NJ.
w w. Crossman, 2659 Quincy ayenns
Miss Dorothy Seller was ma-r,.s
wednesday morning at 8 O'clock 70 10
JoSeph Browsson of Buffalo. n. Y. in
81. Joseph's Catholic church. Tho
ceremony took place during mass
Father Cushnahan officiating
The Weber Academy Alumni a.
ISOLATION held n grand winter ball a,
the academy auditorium on FrIdss
evening. Tho attendance was yerv
large. 10y
Mrs. A. j. schott Of Evanston
Wyoming is visiting in Ogden with
relatives.
The members of the Embimn cluh
were very pleasantly entertained A.
the home of Mrs. Elizabeth BOYLE on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs, II. II. Spencer gave A eucb-a
party at her home on Tuesday after.
noon guests for five tables being pres
ent' "A delightful afternoon was spent
Mrs. P. Healy winning first prize
delicious refreshments were served.
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Mrs. A. j. Schott OF Evanston
wyoming is visiting in Ogden with
relatives.
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Col. and Mrs ]. ]. Daynes entertained
al a theater party on Thursday nlSn'
and afterward at supper at Frahk.
Inns. tho table being decorated IN Pihh
and white sweet peas and carnations
and candelabra with PINK shaoos anu
covers laid for II.
MISS Frances OMcara entortained
Tho Olate Bridge club on Thursday, the
prize going to Mrs. 7. X BLACK
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hallom enter ertnnoo
AT cards on Wednesday night. the oec,
oratIons being In pink carnations and
terms and about four tables playeo'
prizes were won by Mrs. Orson Spiers
and Mr.. John Timms.
large affair of next week Will be
the banquet and ball to be given oy
Mount Moriah lodge NO: at haS lii
han on Monday night. The analr VIII
,nsn,da besides q musical and literary
program and dancing.
Mrs 70. " Silver and Mrs a. T.
Moon entertained at neignoornooo
party on Thursday afternoon, tho roonas
being prettily decorated and about 70
guests entertained.
Mr.. and Mrs George C. Lambert Will
entertain at dinner next Tuesday eve
ming. Feb. s.
Miss Carey Marshall entertained the
members of the new bridge oournartion'
at her homo on Tuesday
Nr and Mrs Roy Hughes entertained
their card club on Thursday night
Mrs. A. E Tllmball was hostess at
bridge tea on Wednesday. the rooms
bei7g prettily decorated with the par
lor in pink carnations ana lerhs @ anu
~ lining room in red, the table nav
centcrpiece of red carnations, rcd
,andelabra and Cluny lace
er red satin Assisting were
orge Rust and Miss Darline
. crystal Bridge club met on We'd
sl1y with Mrs b. O. Meck,enoerS'
lae prlzes going 10 Mrs. Walter L.
Mars. Mrs, j. ]. DAILY and Miss
O'Mear1.
rhe Misses Flora and Bertha Hemp
stead entertain this afternoon In honor
Of Miss Esther Allen.
Miss Edgarda Wedgwood Is one OF
this afternoons hostesses entertaining
at cnrds at her home in the Miller
fats.
Mrs. ] p. Thompson was hostess at
a bridge whist party at her home on
Tuesday evening given In honor CT her
s7Iest. Miss Minnie Ryonx of Washing
ton. D. c.. the decorations oein In Vio-
lets and prizes in the contest going to
the Misses jeanette Wolfe and Rae
Renshriber William Sunday and Mer-
rll Manke.
Miss Florence Grant whose marriage
to Willard Smith took place this week
was guest of honor at a delightful
Kensington on Tuesday afternoon given
by her sister, Mrs. Ashby BOYLE. The
rooms were decorated in carnations and
roses and about 35 guests werc present
Mr. and Mrs w. NJ. Ferry entertained
at reception on Tuesday night in
honor of Miss Juliet Banks who left
this week for her home I'm Kansas City
after an extended stay with the Ferrys.
The drawingroom was decorated in
American Beauty roses and the dining
room In snapdragons, and n number
OF friends assisted In serving.
Miss Louise Spencer will entertain
this evening at the home of her par
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cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Spencer on
Second street
Mrs. G. W. Eldrcdge and Mrs. George
Gillespie entertained at the home OF
the former on Tuesday, the rooms being
effectively decorated In California pep
perS and four tables of bridge played.
Mrs. J. j. Doyncs. Sr., gives n large
valentino party tonight for their dnugh-
ter. Marguerite. at their home. IS D
street.
A pleasant gathering of former Brig
ham City residents. who now have their
homes In Salt Lake City. will bo held
next Monday, Feb z, at p. m. Mt the
homo of Mrs. Hattie Crltchlow Jensen.
63 First street, recently changed 10
Clinton avenue Only ladies nre invited
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Mr and Mrs. Hebcr J. Grant and
daughters. the Misses Mary and Edith
Grant, left this week for southern Call
fornia-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Davis and Mrs
Lcwis will be home soon from trip
to New York and other eastern cities
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Mr. and Mrs. George D. Alder and
Miss Alder will leave todav for south
crn California whnrc they Will spend
two or three months.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-05

Mrs. o. A. Honnold and children left
last week for Santa Ana, Cal. whore
they Will spend several weeks With
Mrs. Honnold's parents. Later they
Will visit In Los Angeles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-05

The Missionary society of the
Methodist church was entertained by
Mrs. Agnes Clancy. 2923 ChidS
avenue. on Thursday afternoon. In
tercstin2 papers were given on THE
Religions of India" and THE Women
of india"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs, F. S. Fox nre now To-
Gated at Emery and Union streets. ono
block south of 1176 Indiana avenue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-05

Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Lawrence Dean Brooks. form
erly of this CITY, TO Miss Irene Kenny
OF Oakland, California. The groom Is
the oldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
P. Brooks of this city. Mr., & Mrs
Brooks will make their future home in
FruitVale. California.
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Miss KIersted of Twin Falls Idaho.
spent Friday here the guest OF Mrs.
F H. Robinson and Miss Francke In
the Cummings APARTMENT She is on
her way to California
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Mrs Samuel Newhousc who has
spent the past flve months here. viii
leave Feb, IA for New York, from
which place she will sail early in March
for Paris and London. Mr.. Newhouse
will accompany her to New York.
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The announcement of the engage
ment of Allan j Moore. general west
ern salesman of the Smlts- McCord
Dry Goods company OF Kansas City,
and Miss Virginia Mcclellan of Lex
ington. Ky. has been made. the mar
r1oge TO take place at tho home OF Miss
McClellan's parents in June.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-02-05

The Tolstoi club met on Tuesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. F. II
King, 2369 Jefferson avenue.
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This Historical society met Friday
afternoon with Mrs Gordon, 551
Twenty-flfth street.
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The Halcyon Sewing club met on
Friday afternoon with Mrs d. Shee-
han at her home on Adams avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-08
STEINDEL HAD CROUCH.
Question Raised Regarding Ability or
Temperament-Whi

The puzzle is whether it is better to
be d good musician with a Crouch
or mediocre musician with a good
temper to please the average audi
ence. OF course, the best is to COM
bine musicianship and affability. The
concert at the auditorium Friday
night, given by the Steindel Trio and
Ella Van Huff raises the question.
Bruno. Steindel, the 'cellist of the
company brought here by the To-
peka Concert committee, is about the
most ill-natured of all the music mas
tiers that have appeared before us.
Nevertheless, either in solo or en-
semble, his work stands out as of the
highest merit. He was encored again
and again, even though the chill of his
manner was decidedly penetrating,
and the frequent glares of reproval
that he gave his impressive pianist
made one wonder what would follow
between soloist and accompanist in
the shadow of the wings.
The vfOliniSt, Alvin Steindel. Bruno S
nephew, won the audience Immediately.
He apparently is young in years and old
in musical intelligence and power. His
solo, Souvenir de Moscow, by Wieniawslxi.
was given with intensity of feeling and
technical certainty. The soloist, Mrs Ella
with a certain satisfying quality, that is
soothing and inspiring. Her manner is
direct and unaffected; she sings with ease,
and every note is clear and true.
Ottokar Malek, the pianist, was the real
idol of the evening. He is the hardest
worked member of the company; for he
appears in every number. His solo, by
the Sea Shore" a composition on the
order of the Symphonic Poem, made a
strong appeal to the audience. The play
er's technique is so perfect that the con-
sc1ousness of it is lost, in sense, the
audience. 1t has become the all-sufficient
means of producing the marvellous tones
that fairly ripple from the nimble muscu-
lar fingers. Every note sings. even those
from the gentlest touch. AS an accom-
ma iSf 10
degree to the enhancement of the solo,
and apparently meets every demand which
that difficult task imposes.
The lower floor of the auditorium was
filled. and the audience was highly ap-
preciative of all the members of the COM
pany, who gave real music-lovers' treat
B. L. H
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-08
LAKE VIEW CLUB,
Members Will Spend $4,000 on
New improvements.
Plan to Build Nav Club House
Costing $4,000.

Lake View, Kan, Oct. S.-Next Fri
day, October II, meeting of the
Lake View Hunting and Fishing asso-
citation will be held at the club house
to take definite action on the plans
for new buildings which have been
under consideration for several
months. The meeting will be held at
o'clock Friday afternoon, and it
is hoped that the entire membership
of the association will be in attend
ance.
Plans for reorganizing the associ-
alton, increasing the membership and
charging the facilities for outings at
the club grounds will be definitely act
ed upon. The report which the COM
mittee is to submit is as follows:
At a meeting of the stockholders Of
the Lake View Shooting and Fishing
association held at the club house, on
September 10, 1910, a committee was
appointed to recommend to the aSsOcia-
ton some plan for the reorganization
thereof. The committee so appointed
will make report as follows:
We, your committee, appointed to
prepare plans for the reorganization Of
the Lake View Hunting and Fishing
association. having met and given con-
sideration to the subject matter refer
red to US, beg leave to submit to the
stockholders of the present association
a report as follows:
First-That for the purpose of build
ing a new club house, detached cot
tages. furniture for the same, water
supply and plumbing and for the i'm
provement of the lake and grounds
$40 600 in cash should be raised.
Secondhand this sum shall be rails
ed by providing for $50 memberships,
the shareholders in the old association
to pay 800 each, one-fourth to be paid
January l, 1911 and one-fourth to be
paid each two months thereafter until
the fun amount is paid. New members
70 nav 5000 each and One-fOurth to be
paid January l, 1911 and one-fourth
each two months thereafter until fully
paid.
Third-That a two story club house
be constructed, the crude plan of which
will be submitted to the forthcoming
stockholders meeting and to cost ap-
proximately $12.500. that two detached
cottages of four rooms each, with CEN
trail hallway, be constructed at an ap-
proxinate cost of 81, 800 for both. 1t is
our judgment that the water supply
and plumbing will cost 81 500, the furn-
iture 81 600 leaving $500 for the i'm
provement of the lake and grounds.
Fourth-We recommend that in the
new organization certificates of mem
bership be issued rather than shares of
stock In case of any member desir-
ing to sell his membership it shall be
provided that he place it with the board
of directors for sale at such price as is
satisfactory to the holder.
Fffth-We recommend that a copy OF
this report be enclosed to each member
of the present organization with the
notice of the forthcoming stockholders
meeting. at which this report is to be
considered.
HORACE L. HALL,
MORTON ALBAUGH.
WILDER S. METCALF,
L. n. LEWIS.
WILLIAM L. ROCK.
Committee