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The daily sentinel., 1910-10-08
For the Fun of Winning.


indianapolis, Oct. S.-The fact
that an experienced pilot races to win
and not to break records, drives skill
fully with the purpose of saving his
car and whips across the finish line
not one whit faster than is necessary
to take down the cash and the laurels,
accounts in part for the failure of
the recent contests upon the Indian
apolis Motor Speedway to produce
new time marks. Two days of the
greatest motor strife came and went
without a single new record to grace
the long list of famous achievements
attained during the summer upon the
local course.
The racing September and 3 was
no less exciting than the July battles.
J with the possible exception of the
Cobe contest, the finishes at the last
meeting were more thrilling. The
| free-for-all competitions were un-
doubtedly more nerve-racking and
the 900-mile struggle on Labor day,
open to cars up to 600-cubic inches
| piston displacement, was one of the
most inspiring of race dramas ever
seen upon the local course
Although the last battles were as
interesting and as bitterly contested,
]
the necessity of crowding their ma
chimes to the limit, and so sailed
home n fraction of minute under
the previous best time. And then
too, the July program was unusual
for the number of records made. The
pilots in the closing events last week
had a tougher record proposition to
face, and they met it wisely, by win
ming without taking chances.
Perhaps the Buick crew
was the leaven in the July struggles.
! Anyhow, whether the big white cars
driven at breakneck pace by Burman
and the Chevrolets were stock or not,
they had world of speed and also
We're favored by good racing luck
and so either won or forced the win
ners into a gait that made every fiber
of the mechanism Quiver under the
strain.
Then, too, the July races always
witnessed more than one make of car
hanging together unto the end. The
fortunes of war We're somewhat diff
fercnt in September. and while in
most of the races the victor was hard
pressed for the greHter part of the
journey. something would overtaRe
the fast-flying car to the rearward
I before the checkered flag waved it
down and the leader was able to slow
I up without taking a desperate fling
at the existing marks.
! Considerinc the entire season
consisting of three wonderful meet
ings-the speedway enjoyed a most
successful summer. In July and Sep
rember a wantonly preverse shower,
or, to be more exact, downpour, cut
down the attendance. Thousands
were kept away by the rainy morn
inrs and threatening afternoon on
Jn1y g 3 and .. Perhaps 1900 or
more persons were Induced to stay At
home by the terrific rainfall at noon
on Labor day.
The fact that so many people
estimated at 5,OOO-visited the big
plant September ), in spite of the
promise for cloudburst, shows how
the race fever has this community in
its grasp. Persons who attended
went with the determination of 60
! ing, rain or shine. To draw such
| crowd under such circumstances is .
| complete rcfutation of the theory
that the speed game has not thou
sands upon thousands of dyed-inthe
wool fans.
Sixty thousand persons at the May
carnival. 5000 n, the September ex-
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FORCED TO LEAVE HOME.

Every year large number of poor
sufferers whose lungs are sore and
racRed with coughs are urged to go
to another climate. But this is cost
ly and not always sure. There's a
better way. Let DIR. Kings New Dis
copefry cure you at home. 1T cured
me of lung trouble" writes W. r.
Nelson, of Calamine. ARK, when all
else failed and | gained a. pounds in
weight. Its surely the King of all
coHsh and lung cures" Thousands
owe their lives and hcaEth to it. Its
positively guaranteed for Coughs.
Colds, LaGrippe, Asthma, CFoup-aIl
Throat and Lung troubles. soc and
S100. Trial bottle free at The C. ID.
Smith Drug Co.
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hibition, 10000 at Elgin and thou
sands at every other speed competi-
tion, both great and small, from coast
to coast, establishes beyond question
of dispute the undying fealty of great
masses of people in every walk of
life to the speed gods
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MRS. ANDERSON'S SOUTHERN
COOKING at the Antlers. Rates to
house boarde.s transients 35c.
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Clean, cotton rags wanted at Tn.
Sentinel office.
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Ma'ee to order jewelry is our spe
cialty. original designs. c. w. Prim-
rose. manufacturing jeweler.
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Down the line they always shine!
Joe Moon buggies.
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.s-ii..t..ii'.Ff-t+.+i-i-f4-i-s
BIG CONTEST
lst priSe-s30 phonograph.
End PRIZES cash.
Five 81 cash prizes.

r lst pFiDS-%oU pnOuOsldpu.
I. End prize-$5 cash.
I. Five 81 cash prizes.
\. l. and < are equal joint own
I. ers of property to the value OF .
\. $11,200. which they propose to .
\ divide. l. pays e from his pri-
I. vate funds at one time $500 .
/. check, at another time $500 .
!. check and at still another time .
1. $4,000 check. The deal be- .
/. came confused. and E also re- .
!. tanned one portion of the prop .
!. erty valued at $500, another .
!. portion OF the property valued .
I. at $404 and still another por- d.
!. tion valued at $761. Was the .
/. division half and half of the .
!. S11 200, and, il not, who re- .
!. ceived more than half-L or E .
|. and state amount in dollars .
!. and cents the one should give .
|. the other to make the division .
|. half and half OF the s11, POO .
+ $500 each. .
+ You must mail answers in .
/. plain sealed envelopes. .
!. First correct answer opened .
|. Will take first prize. and so on =.
!. Competent judges will de- .
eide. 4.
|. Every correct answer given a .
Z neat needle cabinet. /.
We want You to think Of i.
!. Grand functions Big Furni- :
!. ture Store :
!. THE CROWN FURNITURE co. :
|. 334 Main, when you think of =,
|. buying Furniture .
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS SATURDAY MARCH 10 1910

whore they we're FOR week or more.
Mrs Nelson story. Jr, left Wodnes-
day for her home In Bozeman, Mont.
after spending the past month here
with Dr. and Mrs. a. y. Mayo.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Murray. ac-
companicd by their son. Charles b.
Murray. came here Tuesday from
Wellsvile TO see their son of on q
mission 10 the central states.
Miss JOv De Camp will leave today
for Wells. New, where she Will spend
"a week or ten days, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Siegei.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wise and son.
Robert have returned from a months
visit with Mr.. Wise's relatives in
Kansas city Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. r. Gray have as
their guests Mr. Gray's father and
mother from Indiana, who will be
here for a few weeks
W. p. Noble and daughter Mrs l.. c.
Robinson. left SUNDAY for California.
Miss Anna Tinsman left this week
Dr. S. n. Pinkorton has returned
from 10 days trip 10 Los Angeles.
Mrs. c. y. Cotton Of Denver is visit
ing "a the home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Abucr Luman, in east Second
j. Fewson Smith has gone TO Mon
tana on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs Frank All and dauEh-
ter Isabel. left this week for Europe.
whore they win visit all OF the prin-
cipal cities.
Mrs. Union WorthinRton and her
father, Mr. Cotton. have gone for a
weeks trip 10 New York ana Washing
ton, y. G..
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. G. Dallas have as
their guest Miss Matte Biggar Of Day
ton, O.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur p. stone. who
are recent arrivals In The city. are now
located al Ills east Second South
street
Mr.. and Mrs A. l. Hoppaugh and
children left Tuesday for Los Angeles
TO be absent several weeks.
Mrs. j. r. Walker viii leave Satur-
day for New York and other eastern
cities. where she VIII spend a few
weeks
Or and Mrs Truman o. Boyd OF
Twin Fails. Ida. are spending a few
days here.
Mrs. q. V. Worthington. with her
father. W. r. Cotton left this week for
an eastern trip.
Mrs. ]. U. Eldredge. sr, will leave
the middle Of April for Denver, to visit
with her daughters. Mrs. G. r. Carlson
and Miss Vera Eldredge. at the Denver
College ~ Music. ~ which Mr. Carlson
a former we'll known salt Lake mus
ician is the dean, and Mrs. Carlson one
Of the instructors.
Miss Kendall Francke. who has spent
several weeks visiting friends In Twin
Falls Ida, will be home early in April
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Gable have re-
turned from six weeks visit In the
east They viii be az home at the
MoNum hotel until the latter part OF
this month. when they win go TO Paso
obles. Cal, for two or three weeks.
Miss Hartweu. Miss Kimnan and
Miss sawyer who arc spending the
winter studying In Paris. are planning
to witness the Passion play az Ober-
ammergau In the summer.
Miss Laura Crawford left Thursday
evening for Kaysvillc. where she viii
spend "a few days with her sister. Mrs
Sumner Gleason. on her return here
she win he az home 20 her friends at
937 Second avenue.
Mrs H. W. Lawrence and son, George
Lawrence. returned Thursday from
Berkeley. Cal, whore they have been
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day afternoon at an Informal bridge
tea given iu honor Of Miss Winnie
Rhodes Of san Francisco. cal, about a
dozen guests being entertained. Inc
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Jack Gill
NOR, and Mrs. r. b. stocSwell
Mrs. J. U. Eldrclre. Jr. was guest
81 honor on Monday evening at din
ucr given by her daughters iu honor
OF hcr birthday anniversary, the table
being beautifully decorated with car
nations and about IS being present. 4
social evening followed devoted 10
games and other pastmes.
Mr.. Emmanuel Kahn entertained m
formally at dinner on wednesday i'm
honor OF Miss Josephine Auorbach ~
Ncw York and afterward at an Or
phcum party
Miss Mary olive Gray viii give a
concert ON the evening OF Mouday.
April 4 az tho First Congregational
church assisted by Mrs. Emily Sitzrr
Mrs John Reed and Miss Marguerite
uuvall
Mr. and Mrs. Louis y. Hnls enter
taIned tho members OF thcir card club
at their home on Thursday night
Mr.. and Mrs Freeman Morninrstar
had as their guest for the week Miss
Ivah Allen and Miss clara Jones OF
Grand Rapids. Mich. who are on their
way east from spending the winter In
california.
Last Monday the eighty-siSth birth
day anniversary Of Mrs Mary u. At
wood was celebrated I'm a most enc
joyablo gathering. when "a number ~
relatives friends and members Of the
Eleventh ward Relief society met az
her home and spent a pleasant time,
music, refreshments and a general
good time being the features OF the af-
fair The rooms were bright with
roses and carnations and about 30
were present.
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visiting Mrs Lawrcnce's daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Young and family.
Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Mrchison Will
leave the first of the month for Canada,
where they expect to make their home
Mrs. H. p. Henderson has gone 20
San Francisco and Los Angeles, Cal.
where she win spend few weeks.
Mrs Lester Naylor left Thursday for
New York. where she will be for two OF
three months
Mrs. Phil Clark OF Eureka Is here
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. j. c. McChrystal.
George r. Odcu has returned from
business trip TO New York and wash
ington, ID. @.
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COnINGS4e.o -
84lGO1NO

Mr. and Mrs r. G WINNER and
son. Wayne. and Mr.. and Mrs VIII
WINNER are spending several months
In southern California. while Miss
Lyle WINNER Is spending some time
with her brother az the WINNER
ranch
+. y. Adams OF Sumpter. or. has
recently arrived To Join his wife and
daughter. who have spent the winter
here. They have decided TO make their
home here, and are al 7i6 Fourth
avenue.
Mrs. Lou McCune and Mrs Anna
Grocsbcck have gone 20 Chicago. III,
where they will spend n few weeks
with Mrs. Groesbeck's daughter. Mrs.
James Nibley.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ Nottage and
daughter. who have recently come
here from Texana, Tex. 10 make their
home. are now located at 1854 Fourth
East street
Mrs A. B Sawyer. who has spent
the winter In San Francisco. Cal.
with her daughter and husband. Mr.
and Mrs Carl O. Brown, win be home
early in April.
Mrs a C. Bower and son and Mrs
IT, O. ellison will be home the latter
part Of this month from a visit Of
several weeks In southern California.
col and Mrs. p. a. wall and family.
after spending several DAYS I'm Egypt,
sailed March 3 for Naples. italy.
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LOGAN.

on Tuesday afternoon Mrs. J. W.
Morsell entertained informally Tor Mrs.
Ray West. Cards were the diversion
OF tho afternoon after which a lunch
con was served The decorations were
iu st. patricks and the table had for
conterpiece a shamrock plant. while
the place cards were St. patricks.
Cayers were laid for Mrs Ray West,
Mrs. Margaret Morrell. Mrs. Luther.
Howell. Mrs Ar Cole. Mrs. Geo. Tor
geson Miss leila Smart. Miss Dora
Wright. Mrs Morrcll was assisted by
Misses Winnie and Della Norrell.
on Thursday afternoon Mrs Luther
NJ Howell. Mrs Preston Nibley and
Miss celia Smart, entertained with an
easter luncheon. for the Clio Circle.
and e few invited guests. az the %. y
college dining room. The decorations
were In yellow and white and the
tables had Cluny lace covers. and a
centerpiece Of yellow cut flowers. Be
sides the hand-painted place card an
easter favor was az each place.
Tho A. g. Womans club met Monday
az the home Of Mrs, Frank Thatcher on
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p.-,.. r,te,44i,rd fbs Plate
f... t,-..i,,.e,l4,. th.. dae1ratIuue be-
. .,'...l p. g1ndaIabra with groom
'I..... -'-.is l,.Ip- trv biark hlfr
n ..tt --...r rifbon The club Prize
.n l,g fbs b,4fees
N. D.. s.. pelue entertained the
....t,, tl.- dg.a-afIana and do
% . i,, t5. .,-s,.aIlug green and
.i,....'7,t. as--..d
.... ,.i,,,.,r4,. afternoon the Vom-
m "a tb' bonn of Mrs.. j. W. per-
49, ~ 1e.,r5tIora being in erocu
,.5 tr,s. ratier ana Sins. Swonsou as-
aistirg About dozen tables were
p''''' .ss
Mr. s. a. eharmor entertained her
,.l h .iop ~ ,.itr prints rrecn ana the
rrIzc going 10 Mrs w. n. Dee
derrbtfoI event NJ the week was
.i,., ,.gInfi,n given in honor Of Mrs
lqigabatb Eouudv ON wednesday by
,g. yvoTpau's Democratic club. which
t,,p ,lsro al the home OF the club
rr.elIent Mrs Hayward. Tine rooms
were bright VITA flowers and thlonE-
of tbe guest Of honor.
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PROVO.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Knudsen en-.
tertained sunday az a family gather
ing al their home on West Center, yht
occasion being the ifthy-fourth birth
anniversary OF Mrs. Knudseu. A very
enjoyable afternoon was passed and
an elaborate dinner served.
Mrs. William p. silver has returned
10 her home in salt Lake after very
enjoyable visit with relatives and
friends In Provo
Mrs. J. G. Graham entertained at
dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs j. W
Armand, Mr. and Mrs. James Glove
and Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Jensen,
Mrs Emma ZasbrisISic returned home
the first part of the week after three
months visit in California.
Mr and Mrs Theodore Hatfield have
returned to their home Goo Mammoth
after "a pleasant visit with their par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Hatfield.
Mrs Arthur sutton who is spending
q few weeks i'm Provo visiting friend
and a guest az the home of Mrs Edith
B. Martin went to ogden today On
spend Sunday with friends
Mrs d. II Proctor OF Omaha Is in
Provo visiting with her daughter Mrs
7. $. NeWcomb. She expects TO re-
main in Utah for the summer
The Second ward Primary officers
their ward b1yso Tbursd9v rysgiDg ~
attended bv large crowd
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Farrer royalty
Tuesday evening al "a theatar marin, AL
hear Miss Masgle Tout followed by
simmer at tbcIr homo '' Co ''''p '''
The sorosis Juniors entertained about
rartv Tbursdsv evening Tho do,5rs
lions lunch ana I'M wore an l-oari1,
MIN tho orogefop and "a g,er.,, o,.a'
Mr. and Mrs. Ross R.pplo entertain
NOR sunj4v I'm honor Of Mr. and Mrs
TosanH ga4fbaIar Covers vrarc lsf1
r,,. af,bf
ass
The Firrsido Dancing club gave an
other of their yery rnfovsblc dancing
,rues5av evening
The II and 10 IL students of the
p y university gnya "a .yor,, enfoy,blo
S. PatrIcll'a party Wednesday evening"
" " vs
Nrr and Mrs. d. j. Williams of salt
Take -popt several DAVIS This week
visiting relatives and friends I'm Provo
.aH...
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365555AHss!5.iif'Ri:.5:;745<Ilfs
HzTzy 80 sslrsEslc.,.lIss
OGDEN

Cards are out announcing the annual
Easter bali and banquet of ogden
council number 20. Knights OF Column
bus which will be held no the Congress
Dancing academy on Monday evening,
March 2S This promises TO be- one OF
the biggest successes of the season
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Ecclos enter
tanned al "a box party at the Orpheum
Monday evening The guests were Mr.
and Mrs H. g.. Woods, Mr. and Mrs
Ralph b. Toag. Miss Ruth Minogue,
Miss Lucille Dunno, Mr.. and Mrs r.. y.
Bristol. Messrs. Smith and Lynch
Mr.. and Mrs. r T.. Ford. Miss Leona
Wilson and Miss Monda Browning oc-
cupied box seats az the Orpheum Mon
day evening.
The ladies' Of the w. C. n. T.. met al
the home Of Mrs. William Craig 4,3
seventeenth street on Wednesday aft
ernoon. A large number were present
Miss Elvu Davis Is visiting with
friends in Provo
Ten prominent members Of the local
O. r. s. were guests az the home OF
Mrs Adolph Anderson Of salt Lake
saturday afternoon. Mrs. Anderson
entertained In honor Of Mrs. Flora u.
S,ncalr. worthy grand matrou OF the
o. z. S.
Mrs. A. a. Wcnrcr has returned from
a years sojourn In southern California
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Patterson have
returned from Los Angeles to remain
about 10 days, when they win return
to Hollywood, where they have pur-
chased a beautiful new home.
The Misses Victoria and Isabel slater
are visiting with friends In Salt Lake.
Mrs Mildred Smith and children
Montelo. New
Mrs Anna Morsohcld returned re-
Gently from a months sojoum ia Cali
foruia.
Miss Lucille briggs has returned from
an extended visit 90 San Francisco and
other Pacific coast cities.
The ladies of tho ST Joscph's Sewing
circle met M ST. Josoph's hall on
THURSDAY afternoon with Mrs. Roche
and Miss O'Brien as hostc7ses.
Mrs O. w vcasoy and son. George.
are visiting rclativc- Boo Butte.
The employees of John SCowcroft &
Sons company gave q dancing party at
tho Congress Dancing academy ON FRI
d3y evening. no expense was spared
% mako the party ono OF tho most sue
cessrul OF the season. The party was "a
! strictly invitationaI AFFAIR and no add
mission charge was made.
Tho child Culture club mot with Mrs
Lynch ON Tuesday, tho president Mrs
r. y. Wright presiding. one of the
most Interesting numbers ON tho proc
gram WAS a panor on childhood" by
/ Mrs va Browning A very largo por-
| coutaCc of the members were in at
! tendance,
Tho Tolstoi circle members were
| pleasantly entertained ON Tuesday aft
| ernoon by Mrs H. Miller and Mrs s.
| Rosenbluth, at the homo OF tho latter
/ Tho topic Tor study was, "The History
| ~ the Civil war with Mrs. Kuhn as
| leader. Several excellent readings on
| this subject were given by various
| members Of the club. Mrs Alice Ed
| wards the poem reader for tho DAY
| very ddelightfuly rcad Bret Harto''
Jim" The timely topic was given bS
Mrs Beuschel Who chose tho very IN.
teresting subject Miss Selma lager,
| laf." the Swedish writer who was th'
first woman IN Sweden 10 win n Nobo
! rrire AFTER 7u Interesting discussion
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Center street with Am
tendance. Mrs b yr VAlfa hrg.
bic bic F SsSIl the topic being ~ si',
The Clio Circle met 49,,
n ~, 7, sion Nib.ey Ths t.al With
'li' :. noon was The Hur,-.' wv. % he
ca given by Prof Arnold '- ArsH.
Saturday Marcel y. Mis-.
babcock Of the Umrorti,.. Maud Eay
gave one of her oaIebr,f.s" rhf
peloie tho institute uf 49,. fe4ir,.
y teachers Boz the Ni5Iey bs1. ell.
Mr.. Joseph Quincy s-
thr week bon Salt Takr ' Dart Dol,
Or Alonzo Squire. rst,--
Lake Tuesday '1'ned % ss
MI Thomas Rowland 90,
second ward returned Iast 'A- Lo1a-
oklahoma Mr. Rowland Week iIur
past two years filled "a r.t.-- t1r Oh
central states with OlsE..A .n it
headquarters. AS b.
br. a. j. FEderick of than
spent the week doing nst.,.,..' a e.
i i3 inc college in tho 9utbcrr' Nv. Won
LAST saturday evening Misc c,
lotte KYLE invited IH "a f.r. n. 'ha-
near Miss Edna Lynn. vr. , ,..
merry music teacher at tF. V... to'
academy and for the paaf n.y.. 'e''.
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was given By the q. Y. university stu
dents Friday evening In the Gymna-
stun. The hail was beautifully decor
ated with the school colors and pen
ants. The event was one that will
long be remembered by all present
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Of this topic, dainty refreshments were
served by the hostesscs.
Mrs w. w. Fife has returned from
Salt Lake where she has boon visiting
during the past five weeks.
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Mrs j. G. Graham entertained at
dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs W.
Armand Mr. and Mrs. James Glove
and Mr. and Mrs j. NJ. Jensen
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MRS o. H P BELMONT AND THE WOMAN WHO CONVERTED HER
TO THE SUFFRAGE CAUSE

suffrage the physical break
10
n
is whs her Of
strenuousy that there
is anything In
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Mrs William p. silver has returned
10 her home I'm salt Lake after "a very
enjoyable visit with relatives and
friends In Provo.
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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Knudsen en-
tertained Sunday az a family gather
ing al their home on West Center. the
occasion being the filthy fourth birth
anniversary OF Mrs. Knudseu. A very
enjoyable afternoon was passed and
an elaborate dinner served
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Mr. and Mrs william Mcndonhlu
entertained ar the home Monday evc-
ming about 800 OF their friends The
occasion was the birth anniversary lf
Mr. MondeHhau A dc,ishtm evening
OF games and music was enjoyed.
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Afr and Mrs Theodore Hatfield have
returned to their home n Mammoth
after "a pleasant visit with their par
cuts, Mr.. and Mrs Hatfield
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The Firosido Dancing club gave au-
other Of their very enjoyable dancing
parties al the First ward Social nal
Tuesday evening
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AIiH Jonothan Buckley was the guest
ton given 90 her homo loo honor Of her
birthday Pink carnations and smilaN
was used in decorating.
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Mrs @. u Clazior has returned home
after week spent with relatives and
friends iu salt Lake
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Tho A. G. Woman's club met Monday
II the home Of Mrs, Frank Thatcher on
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Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Farer royalty
entertained about 30 of their friends
Tuesday evening at "a thoater party 60
hear Miss Maggie Tout followed by
o. delightful social and a sumptuous
supper at their home
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The m and ~ 30. S. students OF the
b. y university gave very enjoyable
ST. Patricks party Wednesday evening
az the gymnasium.
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Mrs ID. n Proctor Of Omaha Is in
Provo visiting with her daughter. MIS-
7. S. NeWcomb She expects to re-
main in Utah for the summer.