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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-15

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berihi,te, bdb er bns GisGrrengsihdft
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Prsbirt u 9. yeetaI DoIifb'
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

Mrs. Ambrose +. Hibbs entertain
ed her afternoon bridge club on Tues
day az her home. 3f7 Twenty-seventh
street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

son and Mrs Calaghans father. Mr.
Van Wyck. will move the latter part Of
this month 10 their new home in Fed
erai Heights.
Mrs. George a. Lowe and sister and
niece. Mrs. and Miss Gle Of Worcester
Mass. will remain until late In the
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hoppaugh and
two little daughters win leave the first
Of the week for trip to California.
Mrs George T. Brice returned Tues
dav from a six weeks visit with her
sister. Mrs Campbell In Los Angeles.
Another sister, Mrs Herbert Chamber
lain, who accompanied Mrs. Brice 70
California, VIII remain during the
spring months before returning TO SAT-
Lake.
Miss Miriam Radon Of Park city
is here visiting Mrs, II. Raddon az 9t3
second avenue.
Mrs f. p. Le Compile has returned 10
her home In Park city after pleasant
visit here.
Mr. and Mrs Ira d. Wines have re-
turned from a month spent in southern
California,
Mr. and Mrs. W. f Traughher VIII
be at home after March 10 az the Lin
den hotel
Mr. and Mrs r NJ West and two
sons have returned from trip % Cali
fornia.
Mr. and Mrs C. T. Rood have moved
into their new home on Thirteenth East
street.
Mrs Henry welsh IS visiting her
numerous friends In Park city.
Mrs Don r. Coray is home from a
month spent az the coast
Mr. and Mrs Dunc1n MgcNichie and
children are nc home az Whitehall dur
ing the remodeling Of their residence on
cast South Temple street
Charles Hcnrotin ~ Cleveland. o..
has come here 10 join Mrs Honrotin
and son. who are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Hudolph AIN
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PROVO

Miss Pauline Pierpont was hostess
at a dinner party at the home Of her
parents Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas Pier
pont Tuesday evening. The following
were guests Misses Tessie Homer.
Florence Kroupa. Kettle Hawlley.
Bliss. Lewis. Geneva Nebeker, Fannie
Kleimman and Helen Alexander. After
dinner the hostess entertained her
guests at "a theater party at the Rex,
George r. Ross and family have
returned 20 Provo after spending the
winter In California They report
most enjoyable winter.
Miss Brimhall delightfully."- enter
tanned Thursday evening the members
of the Priscilla club. A pleasant So
cial evening was enjoyed and
dainty lunch.
one Of the most enjoyable dancing
parties OF the season was the charac-
ter ball given Wednesday evening he
the First ward social hall by the So
cial sixty and closed a series OF very
enjoyable parties. Many excellent
characters were represented and many
beautiful costumes were worn.
large number Of Provo's society peo-
pie enjoyed the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Armand delight
fully entertained at their home
Wednesday evening I'm honor Of the
10th birthday Of their son. Master
Jack. About is little folks made tho
time pass merrily In games and
various amusements. The little
guests were ushered into the dining
room where an elaborate lunch was
spread and an elaborate birthday
cake with ten wax candles placed
In the center Of the table.
Mrs Nellie Taylor and daughter
Miss Alta have returned from salt
Lake where they spent the first part
Of the week.
Mrs. r. n. Davis delightfully."- enter
tanned az n bridge party al her home
wednesday afternoon. Violets were
used in decorating and their sweet
perfume prevailed throughout the
rooms.
The members Of the W. G. T. L.
met at the home ~ Mrs F. +. Bee
Monday afternoon. Devotions were led
by Mrs. belong. Jennie Holloway
read an interesting paper, subject
Social Purity" II was decided by the
members present that the / 9th Of
March would be observed as Tag
Day" I'm Provo. as IL customary
throughout the United states. on that
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MISS RUTH WYNNE.

leave the first Of the week for Eureka,
where they win make thoir home.
Mrs. g. D. Keyser and children and
Mrs Aaron Keyser are spending few
weeks in Riverside, cal.
Miss Caroline Paine. who has been
visiting IN Santa Barbara, Is now In
Pasadena for a short stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac NJ. Brockbank are
spending a few weeks In Los Angeles
and at the beaches.
Mr. and Mrs NJ f. Lipman and chill
dren have returned home.
Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Behle and chill
dron expect 20 leave Sunday for a trip
70 southern California
Mr.. and Mrs r. Breeder returned
Monday from a month spent in Cali
fornia.
Mrs J. T.. Chambers Is az home 60
her friends at No Annex apartment.
Mrs Stanley Price has gone for
months visit TO San Francisco. Cal
Mrs. Elizabeth Bonnemort expects to
spend the summer in California
Mt and Mrs. + NJ. West and sons
have returned from southern California
after a delightful months trip.
Miss Leila Fowler has returned from
a visit 20 the coast
Lieut.. and Mrs j. S. Upham Of Fort
Douglas viii leave Sunday for south
ern California
Mr. and Mrs. c. ~ Strevel have re-
turned from a southern trip and are at
the Fifth E3st hotel
Mrs Fred simon Of san Francisco is
visiting relatives Ia the city.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Young are
spending some time IN Honolulu.
Mrs o. IT. Dayton. who has been the
guest OF her son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter H. Dayton. for several
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honor OF Miss Marjorie Dickson OF
Ohio the decorations being in pink and
write tulips and five tables played. As
sisting tho hostess were Miss Stella
Fabian and Miss Elinor Stewart.
Prizes We're won by Mrs. NJ w LIZ
lard Miss Loreen Beary, Miss Winnie
Rhoades, Miss JOY DE Camp and Miss
Daisy Raybould
Mrs. l. Mayer entertained the Utopia
club Wednesday afternoon. bridge be-
ing preceded by "a luncheon, and the
decorations being In green and violet,
a basket OF violots forming the center
piece and candlesticks with green
shades being used Assisting the host
oss were Mrs. g.. g. Crismon, Afra.
s. u. Mayer and Mrs r. Sands.
Prizes went 10 Mrs j. r. Dunn, Mrs.
". S. Henderson. Mrs. B. q Mcckleu-
berg. Mrs. George Reed, Mrs. w r.
Beer and Mrs. O. NJ. Bell
Mrs George r. Raymond entertained
her card club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs George Airs entertained tho
afternoon card club on Wednesday
Col and Mrs A. p. Kisler gave a
box party az tho Colonial on Monday
night comprising about dozen
guests.
card club yesterday
Dr and Mrs. NJ W SNOW entertained
al dinner on Thursday evening. thu
decorations being iu white ana yell
low and covers laid for eight An i'm
formal musicale followed.
Mrs p. s. Foster entertained the
Sisters OF Unity. a short business meet
ing being followed by a luncheon. with
tho decorations I'm spring flowers.
Miss Ivy I'm entertained the RaChe-
Tor Maid club on Thursday evening.
The women OF the ". of IT, hold a
meeting this afternoon az tho Kinder
garten rooms.
Mrs George Rose entertained the
Tuesday bridge tournament this week
Miss Kate Groo entertained the mem
bcrs Of her Sewing club on Tuesday.
Raymond u. Dayues }. Glare Smith
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY MARCH p 1910

weeks, will leave the first Of the week
for her home in Clear Lake. Ia.
Mrs John stark is visiting with
friends In Alameda, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r. Lipman and chill
dren have returned from their eastern
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Sherman Of Park
CITY are spending a few days az the
New Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cohn have as
their guests Mrs COINS mother and
niece. Mrs. ID. Soloman and Miss Helen
Schif Of New York, who will spend "a
few weeks here.
Mrs. r. J. Jessup IS spending few
days IN Grantsville with her daughter.
Miss Emily Jessup, who Is supervisor OF
music and manual training in the
schools there.
Mrs. Edward NJ Garrett and daugh-
ter will leave next week for New York
and Virginia. where they will spend
some time with Mr Garnetts family.
Mrs A. b. Witcher and daughter
Bahbie, are expected to come from
Ely the first Of April 10 visit in salt
Lake for an indefinite time with Mrs.
Witcher's mother Mrs. Isabelle NJ.
Pitts. In south Main street
Miss Helen Dart Of Boise. Ida. is
vieiting with friends and relatives in
the city
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Gustin left
Wednesday for two weeks stay IN
san Francisco. Cal In their absence
Madam Gustin of Boise. Ida. win be
az the Gustin home
Mr.. end Mrs. a. v. CalIsEhan and
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LOGAN

last wednesday evening the d..
Alpha fraternity EaEe dime
Murdocks complimentary % Nls. -
Loose Of Provo. The long tsbs ~
grdced with roses. and cover s. ws-, T,
for Misses Fay Loose. Marie -
Neda Dixon. lou Thatcher pub, =
clcs. Margaret Nlb.,y Lguro w.
Luella Nobeker. Editn BuHen NJ
Ammussen. Phebe Nol.ker a.
Mrs Luther NJ. Howell NIr ana NJ
Roy Rudolph Messrs % w 49,
Geo. Game Dave Stpddard. Eari p.t
inson. Ar Str8tfori. Buy Cs-i,.
Alex Preston. J. u Van Wagons n,
Bullcn, Corlett Ritter Roy Bull,r
Miss Adelino Barber was tspss,.,
surprise party az her home on $50
East Tuesday evening tl celebrate s.-
birthday The guests were Ma,
Ieona smith, Marion smith Ga
Christensen. Florence Carlisle p.,
hyde, Clara Martinez, Ellen Ba-5.
Mary Carlisle, Geudla Burtleson.
Mrs. Moses Thatcher Jr. ana Nh,
Neda Thatcher. entertained he n,
Circle and few invited guests Al,
Kcnsidgton Tuesday afternoon al b.
home Of Miss Thatcher on s'.s
Main, The decorations were In ye-og
jonquils. and ferns were artsu,aT
arranged in the rooms dsla0s
luncheon was served and carried ogtt
the yellow color scheme
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs G. ~
Thatcher entertained few frat
informally at bridge
Miss Joanna Moan and Miss Jean
COX, entertained with a iunc-sa
last Friday afternoon at the Il Y C.
dining room.
Mr. and Mrs. O.. T Alvords enter.
tanned informally Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs. clayton Tcetzol enter.
tained Mr. Schoheld Of Provo al ta.
ner Monday.
Mrs Joseph Odell and Mrs Georss
Torgenson. entertained the clio lr-a
Friday afternoon az tho home OF Va
Odell on Center street Mrs Atti
Cole gave a paper on Abraham In
coin. and Miss Coi2ler sang, ahg
which a delicious luncheon was served
The Clio Circle will meet with Mn
Luther NJ. Howell next "Wednesday
Mr. Schofeld OF Provo was here over
last week end, guest OF Mr Johnston
and MT Paul Jones.
Mr. !. ". Norrell went 70 Salt LAKE
Wednesday.
The a. G.. Woman's club met MONDAY
afternoon with Mrs George Thomas
Tho afternoon was devoted % Naihh'
iel Hawthorne. Mrs. Charles Hansen
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national colors and cut flowers were In
abundance. The evening was spent I'm
games anl music. after which dainty
five-course luncheon was served. About
so guests were In attendance.
The Cemblem club was entertained
ny Mrs. Eggleston last Thursday after
noon. At 80 a dainty lunch was serv-
ed and the balance Of the evening was
spent I'm social chat and music.
The Womans Missionary society OF
the Methodist church was very pleas
Mntly entertained at the home of Mrs
s. W. Wheery on Thursday afternoon.
Tho Historical society met Saturday
afternoon az the home ~ Miss Ger
trude Carr 13fl Twenty first street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

Mrs. A. W Walker during their stay
In tho city
Mrs. Harry Bayard leaves for home
I'm Chicago after a two months visit
with her mother. Mrs Conrad Bohn.
Mrs. Hyrum Lund and daughter,
Dorothy Of ogden. are guests al the
home Of Mrs. J. b. Carver
Miss Zina Larkin entertained the
Sunday school workers Of the state in
dustrial school last Friday evening at
her home. 64S Twenty seventh street
The house was beautifully decorated in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12
OGDEN.

Mr. and Mrs. willard Scowcroft gave
a box party at the Orpheum Tuesday
evening, followed by a supper served at
the Potter. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Ballantyne, Mr. and Mrs
William Allison. Mr. and Mrs. G. J,
Ross. Mr.. and Mrs Carl Allison, Mrs
Fred O. Clark. Miss Maggie Tout. Miss
Rosehel Scowcroft, Miss Annie Brown,
Messrs Edwin Tout. Jack Scowcroft,
and r. r. Spencer.
The ogden tabernacle choir occupied
orchestra seats al the Orpheum.
A very entertaining program was
given at the state Industrial school on
Thursday evening under the auspices
of the Historical society. which was
enjoyed by a very large number Of
visitors az we'll as the faculty and
students OF the school,
The ladies Of the ST Joseph's Sewing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-12

! society met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs Roche at ST. Joseph's hall
Mrs ". ". Spencer and son, II. II.
Spencer, Jr.. arrived Tuesday morn
ing from California, where they have
spent the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs w p Newman and two
sons returned Tuesday forenoon on one
OF the detained trains from the west.
Mrs Ambrose + Hubs entertain
ed her afternoon bridge club on Tues
day 40 her home, 3f7 Twenty-seventh
street.
Mrs J. S. Gordon was hostess 20 the
i6 members Of her whist club Satur-
day evining. with DR. and Mrs. Mrs.
Ezra Rich, and Or. and Mrs X. A. Nc
Clure as special guests. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with carna-
lions and az five tables their favorite
game was enjoyed until a late hour.
Dainty refreshments We're served and
a pleasant social hour preceded the de-
parture Of the guests.
a large dancing party was given in
the Third ware Amusement hall We'd
ncsday evening which was well at
tended.
The members OF the Tolstoi circle
met with Mrs II. Miller. Thursday
afternoon. at the home OF Mrs. $.
Rusenbluth
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson and
Miss Laura LindCuist OF BlackfOot.
Ida. are the guests OF G. o. Folkman.
Mrs Mayo Wetzel Of Salt Lake is
visiting her sister, Miss Rosebel Odell.
one Of Plain City's popular public
school teachers.
NJ and Mrs. Max Figman we're the
guests Of r. Il. Spencer and his sister,
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tHs afternoon party given by Mrs.
E. Is Wells 600 Do" I,.H'i society rooms
IH honor .. fn. general board ot the
society. tHu rooms being bright with
Flower .uI U ENJOY p.e time
spent WITH I"mIul-ronD's ana other
uaeNu "HNH- DBL memorable AFTER
Hu.
n. .". r..0l u honor OF
Mrs. T. I I..N ... H. ~ wednesday n5
tH. Woman Demo. lftIe club 't wh. .h
-Ha . 90 nHn.I'r 90" occasion being
h.. .'FutUtH birthday auni' erHtiN " Joe
AFFAIR VIII take - 90 ihe home OF ne
..un president Mrs Ut j hayward. -i-
.aIuek and aII friends irrespective Of
political religious ur other Affiliations
HT. Invited to attend.
Mrs Elliot No. Bost W.. entertain
dat
Miss CaIb1urue win give dinner
tn- evening 500 Doe followed hy dancing
a large dancing party win 0c given
at the Twelfth ward amusement nall
tonight b.. clifford Young. Radcliffe
Cannon and George NIdEclCN
Mr. and Mrs - vs. Kelly entertained
uieht In honor OF Mrs Alice Dillon
of california. supper following the
contest Those present were Dr and
Mrs j. g. Hanchett. Mr. and Mrs WI.
liam Rowe. ur and Mrs Hanson. Mr.
and Mrs Christlanson and MT and
Mrs Rydalch.
..... a. g.. .a... u
hrr card club ON Wednesday the de
tails being carried out iu St Patricks
Doiors and four tables PLAYED. Prizes
were won hv Mrs Brewer Mr. Dear
dom Mrs Joseph Flint aud Mrs Jo-
scph SaNman
ON Tuesday evening Lieut.. and Mrs.
D. VI Miller entertained nd bridge
uarty 90 the post the decorations being
FOO pink carnations and ferns and six
tables played
Miss Aunc Mcmillan entertained her
brJ1g. eI,b..,, -,t,,,rsJe,. tbs Jc-oy,-
uons being Ion Easter lilies and "a lun-
-heou following the card contest
Mrs d. s. Mayo was hostess at a
bridge tea Thursday afternoon IN hon
Bozemau. Mont. the decorations being
i'm pink carnations and palms. aud five
tables played
ON Thursday night 40 the LADIES'
Literary club tine Theta Epsilon soror-
itv ~ tho University gave musicale
40 ...f...H ....... 10 .s.rs % ..f.... go 4.r
eut was reproscnted the program i'm
Guiding Miss Svbcna clayton. Mrs
Emily stzer. Miss Margaret summer
nae.a All. Nf.rf,.tr lr...t.s nrtee ft.t.
lu Crane Mis-, Irene Kelly. Miss Jo-
sophiue Morrison Fred Smith. A. j.
kisselburg. John w Summerhays.
The sorority colors white and green
Wsro used lu the decorations and the
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and Alva r. Baer have issued about $50
Invitations for a dancing party to be
given next Friday night at Whitney
hall the chaperones 20 be Mr.. and Mrs
j. J. Daynes sr., Mr. and Mrs. +. NJ,
Baer Mr. and Mrs. J. Fewson smith,
Col and Mrs. J. J. Dayues, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs II. S. Daynes and Mr. and
Mrs Edward r jenkins
Miss Rose Bergerman entertained the
Interala club this week.
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GnINGS4~o -
879GOTNO

Mrs r. c. Odell and two sons. who
have spent the winter IN Long Beach,
Cel. viii BE- home In April
Mr. and Mrs. r. x. stockwell will
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Mr.. and Mrs W. p Newman and two
sons returned Tuesday forenoon on one
OF the detained trains from the west.