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avenue, the occasion being her eight
eenth birthday anniversary. Vocal and
instrumental selections were rem
dered. and about twenty were present
to enjoy the affair.
A pretty silver wedding anniversary
was held at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Kirkham, Jr.. Friday evening.
when the rooms were decorated with
sweet peas and roses. The young
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Kirkhani
assisted in entertaining, and an elab-
crate dinner was served, when forty
four guests were entertained.
Mrs. James Il. Mcdonald was the
hostess Friday evening at a pretty
bridge affair. when Mrs Mcdonald was
assisted by Miss Esther Mcdonald and
Miss crissie Cameron.
The Seekers Literary club will meet
this week on Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Franklin Rumel. 246 West Third
South street
Miss Anne Lloyd delightfully."- enter
tanned the Billiken Girls at her home
Friday evening. The parlOr was deco
rated with a profusion Of American
Beauty roses and bowls of sweet peas
The dining room was artistically dec
GRATED with cut glass vases and bowls
filed with La France roses. sweet peas
and Shasta daisies. The tally cards
and place cards were hand-painted
with the insignia OF the club. The
game OF the evening was five hun
dred, the prizes being won by the
Misses Maud Ford and Ivy Naylor.
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Friday evening, June "a, a pleasant
party was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Christensen in honor OF their
daughter. Carrie. About twenty guests
were present.
At the meeting Of the American
WOman's league. held Saturday after
noon in the parlors of the Kenyon
hotel, the program consisted princi-
pally OF reports from the delegates 10
the national convention in St. Louis.
Mrs. AlbrittOn gave paper on the
league, its buildings, art, and corre-
spending courses. and spoke Of Mr..
Lewis personality and standing among
business men in St. Louis. Mrs. l.
Freeze gave an excellent talk on the
convention, the substantial and prac-
teal side, and also of the harmony
existing among the members. Mrs.
Barton's paper dealt in personal Incl
dents In connection with Mr. Lewis.
Mrs. Kirkham, chairman Of the music
committee, had arranged an excellent
muS1cal program. The meeting ad-
jOurned for the summer. subject to the
call of the president, Mrs. 9. S. Kin
ney.
Mrs. f. Bonnemort and Mrs. Coray
Albritton will entertain the members
Of the league on the evening of Thurs
day, July Z. at a lawn party at the
Bonnemort home In East South Tenn
pie street
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Mrs. Alvin Young entertained very
pleasantly wednesday afternoon at
cards. The rooms were prettily deco
rated, and the prizes were won by Mrs.
A H. Little and Mrs. Harry Harper.
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The Jolly Twelve will entertain a
number OF their friends Thursday aft
ernOon in Liberty park at a pleasant
social reunion.
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The Primary Sunday School union
will meet Thursday afternoon with
Mrs Marpurg. Fourth East street.
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Coming Events

The largest social event Of the week
Will be the dancing party TO be given
Tuesday evening by Miss Margaret Nc
Intyre and Miss Geneve Savage at the
Mcintyre home in Seventh avenue.
Invitations have been issued by Miss
Virginia Shannon for a tea to be Civ
en- Thursday afternoon from 2 to at
her home. ESQ Fourth avenue, I'm COM
pliment TO Miss Carla LANCE Of Gin
cinnati, who is the guest for the sum-
mer of Miss Ruby J. Lambourne.
For Miss Estelle Reilly. one Of the
weeks brides, Mrs Ralph W. Flandro
will entertain tomorrow afternoon at
a social affair. In the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. A w. Gates will entertain at
cards for Miss Reilly and Mr.. Trunk
ley.
Mrs Mark c. Brown and Miss EN-
ma Brown will give a luncheon Mon
day afternoon at Franklin's. in COM
plimeut TO Miss Geneve Knowlton.
bride Of the week.
The appearance Of Miss Emma Lucy
Gates wednesday evening at the Salt
Lake theatre will be an event of the
greatest interest in social and musical
circles. The presence in the city OF
Of Berlin would alone excite much in
terest, and when coupled with the fart
that the artist TO appear is one of
Utah's lovely and accomplished young
girls, the attraction is one of unusual
interest.
Mrs. J. A. Dougherty Of Portland as
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Charles
w. Whitley. will continue to be the
popular guest OF honor at several in
formal social affairs during her stay in
the city.
Mrs. r. Z. Steele will entertain to-
morrow afternoon with a childreu's
party given to celebrate the birthday
anniversary Of her young son.
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A party Of young girls. accompanied
by chaperones. will leave tomorrow
morning to enjoy a two weeks outing
at the Girls Friendly society camp in
Spanish Fork canyon. The spot Sc
lected is this side Of Castillo Springs
on the Rio Grande railroad. near the
government reclamation station. The
camp is comfortably equipped with
tents. cots, and everything which goes
to make up a pleasant resting place TO
spend a few weeks In the mountains.
Special rates have been made by the
railroad officials for those wishing to
avail themselves Of the opportunity.
All details may be learned by applying
to Mrs. Samuel r. Colladay at ST.
Marks deanery. The girls who will
leave tomorrow are the Misses Mary
and Isabel Fitzgerald, Frances Browne.
Dorothy Letchfield. Adrienne King.
Lucille Godbe. Helen Banks and Sadie
Myers. other parties have been
formed to go at different times during
the six weeks that the camp will be
open.
There will be several informal social
affairs given during the week in COM
pliment TO Miss Winnie Rhoades of
san Francisco. who is a favorite young
guest I'm the city at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard A. Keyes
Miss Neva Hoy will entertain Tues
day afternoon at her home. 1853 Elev-
enth East street. with a bridge tea.
Mrs. George +. WATSON OF 800 Third
avenue will entertain on the afternoon
of Tuesday next. from TO s, in honor
OF her cousin. Mrs Eleanor @. Munroe
Of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
Meccabees. ladies and friends Of
Banner Hive No. II, will be enter
tanned at n reunion and card social nv
Mrs w. Rowe. Friday. July 1, at s27
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from the military academy at West
Point. will also spend the summer in
the city with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
T. L. Hines, at No. Louise fats.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell r. Brothers
are entertaining at their home Mr.. and
Mrs. II. p. Brothers and children of
Alabama, and Charles and Henry
Brothers, the latter having arrived
during the week after graduating from
the University of Mississippi.
Mrs. w. A. Wetzeu will leave this
week to spend the summer with her
family in Portland. while Professor
Wetzell will spend his vacation In
Seattle with his sister;
Mrs. f. p. Mulhall of Idaho Falls
is visiting i'm the city with her father,
Phil Margetts. Before returning 10
Idaho she will visit in southern Cali
fornia
Miss Jeanette woln will have for
her guest during July Miss Elsie Abra-
hanson of Helena, Mont
Mrs. r. T. Pettingill Of Chicago Is
visiting Mrs A. L. Scott, ST. $50 J
street, on her way to Venice, Cal
Mrs. ]. r. Craig and children will
leave soon for Omaha, where they viii
spend the summer with relatives.
Mrs. ]. d. Cummings, Mrs. David
Dupuis and daughter have returned
after a three months stay In Santa
Barbara.
Mrs. John Tischner returned to her
home in Eureka, Utah, after a visit
OF several weeks with her daughter,
Miss Fanny Tisehner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph McFerran Tay-
Tor have returned from their wedding
trip, and are at home in the Mar
quette apartments.
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Miss NJ L. North, after spending a
week with the Misses McLaury in the
Kensington apartments. will remain
the rest OF the summer with her
brother, A. w. North.
Miss Dora Bogue returned Friday
from Wellesley college to spend the
summer vacation with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Warren c. Bogue. She Will
return in the fall to Wellesley TO con-
tinue her studies.
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Mrs. Everett Q. Jones Of Seattle Is
visiting in the city at the homes of
her sisters. Mrs ]. T. Beless and Mrs.
b. Il. owen.
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Dean and Mrs. Byron Cummings,
with their son, and Miss Cummings.
are located in Berlin. where Professor
Cummings will pursue his archaeolog-
zeal studies ia the University of Berlin.
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A. e. Garfield, jr., Of the Pennsyl-
vauia state college arrived Friday
evening to spend his summer vacation
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Nelson, 3 Union avenue. They will
make their home IN Ogden.
Mr.. Felt Is in the employ Of the Den
yer & Rio Grande railroad. For the
last six months he has been in the
Salt Lake offices, but tomorrow goes
to Ogden, having been promoted to a
responsible position in the city ticket
office Of the Gould line there. Prior to
entering the railroad business, the
yer Times.
The young couple are well and IA
vorably known in Salt Lake. and viii
enter welded life with the best wishes
of a host Of friends.
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with his father, A. z. Canheld. at the
Canning apartments Mr. Garfield Is
a musician OF rare ability, both as a
pianist and organist. and several mu-
steals are being planned In his honor
in the near future.
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Mrs. Nelson B. story OF Bozeman.
Mont, is visiting In the city with DIT.
and Mrs H n. Mayo.
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Former Governor John c. Cutler
left Wednesday for his southern Cali
fornia home. and will return IN two
weeks with Mrs. Cutler, who has spent
the winter and spring in California
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hickey viii
leave soon for southern California.
where the latter will spend the heated
term at the beaches
Mrs B. o. MecklenburE and Miss
Katheryn Wall have gone to Los An
geles for the summer.
Mrs L. W. Snow has for her guest
this week Mrs. David Eccies. jr.. OF
ogden.
II. Z. Smith Of the salt Lake High
school has taken his family TO Brigh-
ton for the summer. accompanied by
Mrs. Smiths sister, Miss Beatrice
Sears.
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Mr.. and Mrs. B. +. Tregea and Mr..
and Mrs Earl Tregea left during the
week TO spend a few weeks at Soda
Springs. and later viii go to the yell
lowstone park.
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c. z. Stewart, formerly OF this city
and now OF St Louis. will arrive Mon
day 20 visit with his sister, Miss Car
RE J. Stewart. before she leaves for
her home in the east
Mrs w. D. Candland and daughter,
Mrs. o. r. Dibble. OF Mt. Pleasant
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Shin
min.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hunter will leave
Monday for an extended trip through
the east. Mr.. Hunter is the western
superintendent of the Kansas City Life
Insurance company, and is scheduled
to speak before the insurance conven-
ton TO be held in Kansas City, July %.
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EarTs court, for which occasion elab-
crate preparations are being made.
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Miss Ruby j. Lambourne ana h.
guest. Miss Carla LANCE OF cincinnati
returned Saturday from Park Citv
where they have been spending a. week
with Mrs. r. G. Mason at the Dalv-
Judge mine.
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Captain and Mrs. Frank T. Hines
and children have arrived from Fort
Wadsworth. New York harbor. ana
VIII spend the summer visiting with
their parents. Lieutenant Charles
Hines, who was recently graduated
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Mrs. Edith Clopstein of Bingham Is
spending the week with Mrs. Sell.
Snow
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number OF her friends "Wednesday
evening at her home. s33 Roosevelt
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Mrs. Everett o. Jones of Seattle !
visiting in the city at the homes o
her sisters. Mrs. J. T. Beless and Mrs
b. b. owen.
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Dean and Mrs. Byron Cummings,
with their son, and Miss Cummings,
are located in Berlin. where Professor
Cummings will pursue his archaeolog-
ical studies In the University of Berlin.
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UNIVERSITY q
. oE UTAH SUMMER

Fresh water bathing in a clear. in
wiling pool. Wandamere.
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. gldn d Beaury Is q COY rore,.
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Msccabees. ladies and friends Of
Banner Hive No. IL, will be enter
tanned at a reunion and card social nv
Mrs. w. Rowe. Friday, July 1, at 327
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Mrs. George F. WATSON OF $50 Third
avenue will entertain on the afternoon
OF TUESDAY next, from 3 TO s. in honor
OF her cousin. Mrs Eleanor q. Munroe
Of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.
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Term begins Monday. June Is Res
istration Friday and Saturday before
Or. Boone. editor Of ''Edacation.- Pos
ton. and a half dozen other visiting IN
structors. staff OF 50 from univer-
sity faculty.
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Two band concerts. saltair, today.
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s~itair today. band concerts
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Mrs. g. II. Roberts and little son
Will spend the summer with Mrs. Rob-
erts, parents. Mr.. and Mrs. M n
Sowles. 100 South Third East street
Miss Norinne Thompson and Af,ss
Lillian Lane have returned froT, esss
ern schools to spend their vacation q,
their homes in Salt Lake
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Miss Dora Bogue returned Friday
from Wellesley college to spend the
summer vacation with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs Warren G. Bogue. She vii
return in the fall to Wellesley TO con
time her studies
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There will be several informal social
affairs given during the week in COM
pliment TO Miss Winnie Rhoades OF
san Francisco. who is a favorite young
guest I'm the city at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard A Keyes
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Small luncheons have been given
during the week by Mrs. J. r. Game.
Mrs. Walter stone and Mrs. Lester d.
Freed.
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Miss Neva Hoy will entertain Tues
day afternoon at her home. 1913 Elev.
enth East street, with a bridge tea.
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A. e. Garfield, Jr., Of the Pennsyi-
vania state college arrived Friday
evening to spend his summer vacation
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Colonel and Mrs. J. J. Daynes, jr.,
entertained Monday evening with an
Informal musical. which was one Of
the pleasant events Of the week The
affair was given for Mrs. William
Cody OF Sioux City. Ia, and Mrs A.
W. Davidson OF Park City. Garden
flowers decked the rooms. and Mrs.
Daynes was assisted in entertaining
the thirty guests by Mrs. o. c. Beebe.
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Miss NJ l. North, after spending q
week with the Misses McLaury in the
KensingtOn apartments, will remain
the rest OF the summer with her
brother, A. W. North.
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Mrs. J. A. Dougherry Of Portland as
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Charles
w. Whitley. will continue to be the
popular guest OF honor at several in
formal social affairs during her stay in
the city.
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Mrs. w. d. Candland and daughter,
Mrs. o. r. Dibble, OF Mt Pleasant.
are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Shin
min.
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The wedding of Miss Irene Schofield
and Charles w. Coleman took place
Wednesday morning in the temple A
reception followed in the evening at
the home Of tho hrfdpUrOou,
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10
ADVICE ON CLOTHS TO
 SUFFRAGISTS.

Women with views may think the cartoonists flippant when the; depicet vote seeking members of the petit
 coated sex in circumstances and atti- tudes which imply a still active in
 terest in the fit Of their petticoats. the high lights on their noses and frivol- Ous matters like that. But the car toonists aren't 90 far off \ police woman letting a thug escape because her pompadour needs attention is a flight of fancy. of course. but the Eng fish suffragettes are paving a good deal of attention to dress. and very vie they are. English women are writing letters to the papers about the Way to dress when suffragctting or when taking part in a political cam pGiSn. DO not" says one of them earnestly. in the course of a half-col- Umn of advice in the Times. wear much false hair when going to- po- litical meeting. for if the meeting turns roWdy you may lose it. and nothing will injure a cause like the discovery by an audience that the imposing masses wound about your head are not rooted |.
 Another woman advises her sisters in
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10
4 REGULAR MEETING
 OF COUNCIL TONIGHT
4 Sewerage System and Other Mat
 ters to Come Up.

The regular monthly meeting of tho city council will be held this evening and it is understood that several mat tcrs of more than passing impor- tancc are scheduled to come up. l.. the first place. the first move to- ward securing sewerage system here will probably be made. It is realized by all that a sewer system in Tempe is matter of necessity. to say nothing of convenience In order tu bond the town for an amount sui ficicnt to construct the required sys- tenn. it will not be necessary to go through the fnrmality of asking con grcss for an enabling act There will be but little red tape in con ncctinn with the matter, and it iS probable that once the project is started. it will be hurried to c"mplc- tion
 lt K also understood that q dele gation nf citizens has arranged tu appear before the council this even ing in regard to the matter of gray cling couple of streets that ar suroly in need of some work It i> also hoped that some plan may h, devised whereby more sprinkling can be done. It iS unfortunate that these little matters were not brought uI before the tax levy was made, then it could easily have been haudled. As it is. the council has already ar ranged tn spend about all it has com- ing in this year II is thought, how ever. that some method may be de NiSed whereby q little more water may be used on the streets during tho more dusty months of the summer either by running the present sprin- kler few hours at night. or get ting another and using the two dur ing the day time. As matter Ui fact. the present sprinkler was never paid for by the town, but by tho business men few years ago bN private SubSCriptiou
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10
TFMPF DEPARTMEN7 fw
THE ANNUAL VISIT
 ID COUNTRY SCHOOLS
Seniors of the Normal Spent Tuesday
 in Various Schools.

The annual visiting day fog the seniors of the Normal took place on Tuesday. The custom of having the seniors visit schools for one day shortly before their graduation was instituted some years ago and has grown in importance every year The thought back of the movement is that as many of the seniors must teach for year or two after graduation in d country or ungradcd school. they should visit such school under the supervision of their critic teachers and have the peculiar features of the management and method necessary in them pointed and enforced The class was divided Into two divisions each in charge of several critics One division went tn the Rhorig school, where Miss Alexander teaches. and the other division went to tine Rural school which is taught by Miss Har- mon. The parties remained at their respective schools until recess. and then both went to the Alma school. where they spent the afternoon. Since the seniors have now had almost a years training in actual teaching at the Normal. they found everything they saw possessing degree of i'm tereSt which has not been felt in the details of management before The manner in which the problems involved in school work have been met in these various schools is all together satisfactory. The schools were reported in good order and be- ing well taught The children were happy and enthusiastic and seemed to take great pride in doing their best before their visitors. The cor dial way in which the opportunity for the visit was extended bespeaks high degree of professional interest upon the part of the teachers. The visit was made the occasion for rollicking outing and d jolly time is reported
Arizona republican., 1910-03-10
THREE DAYS HERE
 WIRE WELL SPENT
One Was Devoted Exclusively to a
 Trip to the Roosevelt Dam.

Wallace Miller of UniontOwn. Pa. left here last evening after visit "f d few days with his brother. J. w. Miller Since the 1st of February Mir. Miller has been q member of spe- cially conducted party of twenty-scN- en who have been making tour of the south, including Cuba and Mex ico The party left New York on February list. going direct to Cuba. \ stop of week was made at lia- vana, and other stops of shorter du- cation were made at other points of interest on that and adjoining islands. The party then iourneycd to Vera Cruz, Mexico. and the past week Mir. Miller left the rest Ot the party at Queretaro. and coming by way of Fl rdso. arrived here Sunday. He will rcjoiu the rest of the party at San Antonio on next Sunday, having sac rificed just q week of his tour in order to spend few days here with tp Sight-:ee until the last of the tti'Hln, NlfH lit tour Nlil p' t'iil- plCted at New York city. \ good many of the members "f the party, however. will probably drop out as the journey hears its end and will not return to the starting point.
 Mir. Miller's stay here. though q short one. has been pleasant and in tcr.Sting Tuesday was devoted eN- cluaively to q run to Roosevelt. the trip being made in the Thompson Duru car. The run was made with out accident of any sort. and was q highly interesting one. It was the first view either of the brothers had had of the dam, and both were high ly elated with the road and the scenery.
 Mir. Miller spent a short time hero about five years ago. He said yes terday that he noted many improve mcuts since his former visit here, and added: In all my traN cling around the past month, there is no place I have seen that is the equal of this valley. and know of no place would moro gladly spend my win tcrs in"