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s Sa ss @seT S SsG DIR on n.
on CrandAn, 4 on Cole, = Strnrk out-E3y Gran
a. a. d Il SS,s q MsTrfn ~ E6sys cos
= in two and two .ihlriN innlngs: % hclnure.
SS SST an? NS Ss' sl S9sS. psTfst and
ALcnsr l,ssoTs and AsLsrs. rmplrs n esis e.
ST. Louis ~ ~. q: BRooKLTS. =. .
Sanford Burk. a right handed pitcher
drafted from the FOr Worth. Texas. league
club. Was tried ont by the Brooklyns against
the ~ Louis Cardinals at Washington
Park Yesterday. The youngster had enough
skill to strike out asVen batsmen, but he
was Wild IN his delivery that he handed
ont eleven hases on balls In seven innings.
after which the game was called on account
Of darkness
Burk managed 10 suuirm ont OF several
iight places until the visitors began their
sixth inning. the score then being / to -
IN BruuklVn's favor Burk walked Ellis
and MoWrey aud after kORetchv had hit
into IA double play the Texan handed an
other ticket to Evan. Bre-nahan then
made IN. fiTsi hu "a hurk. sharp single
to Leit which scored Elli- aud Evans
me .sSen.h saIa male sn n sss.n ;S1
halls 10 usnssr aud AlD~rts sacrificed
Then h. made a Mild throw 10 McklVe-n
trying :" nab llaus.r ON ilugginS's hounder
hills also rereiNsd free Ticket and IN"
bags were covered The last straw MIS- a
two hagger by Evans.
The BTOoklyns made a run in tho fourth
inning On llumrnsl- three bagg"T and
MCflv~ens long ny TO Abbott Id the last
hall Of III" seventh AlhsTt- CAV" four bases
On balls in row aud forre d tuul-On home
Then Br.snAhan took him out and -ub-
sttuted Harmon. Who rstir,sl the side bN
tanning Daubsr'
The -goTs
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GIANTS CONQUER THE CUBS
CLEiN HITTING iND BRILLIANT
FIEIDING ~ BOTH TEl Ms.
Dr,orr. MURRAY AMI Hoffman Throw ssun-
ner> Out al the Piaie In Great style
puiSburEs lose and New NOrks To
for ~rrond place BrOOkyns Igose.

~ -uh.c,trg th" thIragn hsarCats to
defeat N"-i"rtr 90" Gnut- ti"d the Iftts-
l.rE> toT -r,uut rit," 900 the National
League moe. t- the lorm"r 'hampions lost
% ,Io-" gam" 20 phthdclphR. The Cubs
rHtA" t'".r b-' uVIsurtu'" ~ the Polio
Grounds To-day aud M,DrpN.~ men hope
Ia I"u"li '"-frri4N- ucrdurmiu,". which
gadd"urd lH" hearts of MANY fans IN"
Brou,Eyu- were triuuv,t hv me - Louis
Cardinals 10 ~","r mining ,uuir-t stopped
T., darkness In" tIu,Iuuni.- "niuyri a
suup iu BprIou AVID ar" uu" gam" n"huud
tie If't way mara is. rt'-Ulf-
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ANN,PoII~ Nd sept q change ha :
taken T'lt,e Va -. ,1ptt Iu'N Of the Naval
ArHdenIv football team. Henry Mck tlv
Of PeUu-Nlvauta having re-igns.d and Thee
dor" Ming ~ california having bs-eU
elected IA his pla's lh- new 'sptaIu
played fine game ~ left ta'kl" last So, sol
and - also one 80 The b,-si olr-fnsn W the.
Academy. lay IL likely 20 ,on'tuue A. a
member uf the squad
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tcrtalncd the members of the Home
Culture club.
The Martha society held It's regular
meeting on Monday afternoon with
Mrs A. p. Hibbs. at the Utah Hot
Springs sanitarium, when further
plans for the annual Charity" ball
to be given on Thanksgiving eve, We're
made and other business Of the or
ganization transacted. The next meet
ing Will be held with Mrs. Abe Kuhn.
The Misses Loretta and Genievc
Malone went to Evanston Tuesday
to attend the Chapman Fabian we'd
ding at ST. Paul's Episcopal church
on Thursday evening. The Misses
Malone played the wedding march at
the nuptial ceremony and also furnish
ed music ut the reception which fol-
lowed at the Chapman home.
Tho Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
grcgational church met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. C. r. Conn, at
her home. s1s Twenty-nfth street.
Miss Ruby Reeder has gone to
Philadelphia. where she will make an
extended visit with her uncle. Cnaun-
cey Reedcr, formerly of Ogden.
On Tuesday evening ut the First
ward mectinghouse. n most enjoyable
entertainment was given IN honor Of
Moroni Brown. who leaves for mis-
sion to the eastern states on October
&c. A program of music and speeches
was rendered. President Ben e. Rich
of tho eastern states mission was pres
ent and told OF his first missionary
experiences In England, thirty years
ago. when Elder Brown WAS his presi-
don't President J.. W. Shurtliff and G.
+. Middleton and Bishop p. II. Ensign
also spoke.
Mrs. T. L. Ford and Miss Elsie
Browning were tho hostesses at II
beautifully appointed Kenslngton at
the residence of Mrs. Ford. on Maili-
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Health and Beauty Advice
nY Mrs. MAE MARTYN.

: r.
r. NJ. g; sailow complexion, liver
sblotches. pimplcs and other cfllptions "
the skin Indicate the need Of y snou
blood tonic and liver regulator, pssoiSc
one ounce OF kardsne ~ one n ~ sugar na.r
and enough hot water to make n fnll
quart Take ono Tablespoonful five MIN
utes before euch meal kafdenc puritiss
skin, restores lost appetite. and tends TO
strengthen and build up the entire SSs-
tern.
Annette: Tie aftliction OF over fntness
is 10 be deplorcd NJ any ngc, but It IS q
positive calamity 10 II young and pretty
woman to become too far n these di,ys
when fashion deerees the slender figure
tile only corrrc, one. You can , rsa 70
mound Il day until you reach normal u
you VIII dissolve four ounces OF parnoils
In II pints of warm water ana take
n Tablespoonful before eaSn m tIr.t class
druggist. /, is harmless fat discover,
and those who take II marvel ~ w
wonderful effect, I makes ono look n,'u
fol younEstcr. brighter, moro puosni''
and energetic.
Fannie r.: no DO sure a face lotion
Is far better than fRss powder .nS put y mss
Nj nsye 10 Ss f far'' powGer contains
Injurious ingredients that are likely to
ruin your complexion. Try TINS mex
penslvc ono which is all right; Dissolve
four ounces OF spurinuX In II half-pint
of hot water and add two tenspoonfuis
glycerinc. Rub this on your face, neck
and arms, and 1t will give your skin
very pleasing, delicate tone. This
lotion does not show or rub off IKE
4 powder md viii remove that shiny. sal
low look to your skin. This preparation
Is a wonderful skin bcautificr and lind
1t excellent for rough red or sallow
skin, freckics and skin pimples.
r. T.: unlesa you kill the follieles
(roots) any trentmeut ror suprrtuous
y hairs on the face or forenrms VIII prove
disappointing. Sometimes one npplicit-
tion OF a laboratory compound known
MS dclatone will do this; sometimes two
or three applications are necessary to
4 forever rid one of the embarrassing and
humiliatlng hnirs, You will have to pay
Z your druggist II dollar for nm ounce OF
dclntone, but Mt that 1t IL cheaper thnr
the electric needle Jus, mix little
delatone with enough water to mako q
paste. cover with 1t the skin from which
a you wish to remove the hairs, allow tc
y remain two or three minutes; then wipe
81 off (the hairs come off With the pnste)
rs and wash the skin with warm water
Z If tho hairs do return after the first
a treatment. they will be 30 light and
thin as TO be unnoticenblc,
a Mrs David o.: The only reason why
many hair and scalp specialists ndvisr
IFttHtt.-F /,
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(oNlNGSe~o -
zs87 Como

Mrs. G. II, McMahon went this week
to Pocatello, to attend the Idaho State
Federation Of Womens clubs, and read
her report Of the biennial, and also Il
paper on Civics.
Airs. Edward j Roberts left Mon
day night for her home In Twin Falls,
after 4 visit Of several months with
her parents, Mr., ana Mrs J. j. DAILY.
Mr., ana MIS-. NJ. II, Walker. Miss
Hague ana Glen Walker have returned
from Il summers trip abroad.
Mr.. aud MIS-, G. II. ondcrdonk Will
move next week 10 the Peery apart
mcnts.
next week TO visit with relatives in
Kansas City and Topeka.
Mr. and Mrs, II. c. v Hart of
Adrian. Mich, are the guests for n
few days OF Mr., ana Mrs w. e, Lake.
MIR. Hart is the president of Lewance
County Savings honk in Adrian,
Mrs, John Y, Hurst and children Of
Ogden spent Tuesday in Salt Lake
with the formers sister. Mrs. a. d. r..
Reynolds.
Mrs. Samuel b. Wcgterf.Ald and
Miss Madgc Westeriield have gone to
san Diego, Cal, to spend the winter.
Miss Jane Howat loft this week for
an extended eastern trip.
Mr. and Mrs w. Montague Ferry
have returned from their California
trip.
Mrs, q. w. Powers returned this week
from the east, where she accompanied
her son, Roger, who enters the Uni
vcrslty of Michigan.
DR.. and Mrs Josiah G, Holland have
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OLIVE GARDNER

booker, Mrs. A. II. Peabody. Mrs. King
Cobbs, Mrs. Henry l'cnncmore. Mrs. a.
]. Vance, and presiding IN the dining
room were Mrs. George Y. Wallace.
Mrs. w. c. Shoemaker. Mrs. Fl. Vance
Lane. Mrs. Russell Tracy, assisted by
the Misses Dora Hall. Beverly Riley.
katherine Cobbs and Frances Fergu-
son, while little Mary Hopkins and
Caroline Lewis received the guests
cards at the door. Presiding ut the
punch bowl were Mrs. George j. Glib
son and a. j Loclthart. About 200
invitations were issued.
Miss Nellie Henderson entertained
last evening at dinner in honor Of
Lieut. and Mrs. Clark Il. Elliott who
celebrate their twelfth wedding an
uivcrsary today, the decorationgs be-
ing in cosmos. and covers laid for -.
Miss Alice Reilly entertained very
pleasantly at her home Tuesday night,
the evening being spent In cards and
music. after which dainty refresh
mcnts were served. The following
guests were present: Alice and Helen
Reilly. Ccal Kirk, and Katie Chance,
WilIv STAFFORD, George Buehlcr. Glare
Gunicr. Everett McHat and Bill
Badly.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs Joseph f.
Nlblcy and Mrs. Joel Niblcy We're
hostesscs mt an informal affair ut the
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DEsERET- EVENING NEWS SATURDAY ocroBER p 1910

formers home, given in honor or
Miss Sybella Clayton. who leaves
shortly for Berlin. The rooms were
decorated In yellow OVERWHELMING.
and Mrs. Harold Feery of Ogden as
sisted. About 90 were present, the
guests being chiefly members of the
hewing club.
Nrs. j. ~ Bowman entertained at
luncheon yesterday afternoon for Mrs
J. r. Evans, the decorations being
s in cosmos, and covers lad Tor eight.
Mrs. Edwin r. Holmes WAS at home
informally to her friends Yesterday
afternoon from to 9 o'clock. at the
Holmes residence East South Temple
street.
Mrs. j. W. Delano has issued invi-
5tatIons for n tea 10 be given next
Thursday afternoon from TO 5
o'clock. in honor OF Mrs. Edward
Weliea Delano.
The Misses Margaret and Marie Glib
bons were hostesses yesterday after
noon at an Informal bridge tea, the
decorations being In the autumn
flowers, and a number Of friends as
sisting.
Mrs Windsor " Rice Will entertain
her friends at bridge ten next Tues
day afternoon at her home.
Mrs George w Lamhournc has is
sued invitations for n bridge tea to
be given Tuesday afternoon, October
rs. at her home In c street.
The Regimcntal Bridge club Of
Fort Douglas was entertained this
week by Mrs Willis Ulinc. The prizes
of the afternoon were won by Mrs.
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I following insthe evening at the brides
home. ,f
The wedding of Miss Stella 1vey and
Darrell c. Brough takes place next
"wednesday at the home OF the pride 8
mother, Mrs. l.. b. Ivey, the ceremony
to be performed by Rev. p. A. Stmp-
kin. Miss Lucille Price to be brides
maid, Mrs. Charles Hanson matron OF
honor, and Andrew CORY best man.
One of next weeks weddings will be
that of Miss Alice Edward to J. W..
Burdette.
Miss Blanch Bills and Thomas Dens-
ley, and Miss Grace Bills and Lewis
Robinson were married in the temple
on Wednesday and in the evening an
Informal reception was held at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. r.
Fl. Bills on Center street.
Miss Mcrl Miller. the talented
daughter of Mrs. j. r. Miller, of Muir
ray, and DIR. Horace G.. Merrill. OF
Provo, We're married In the Salt Lake
temple. Thursday, Oct. 20. 1910. Doctor
Merrill Is a graduate Of the Jefferson
Medical college of Philadelphia. ana
one of the most successful young
physicians OF the state After the mar
ringc family supper was scrVcu u
the home OF Mrs. Miller. at Murray,
the rooms being effectively decorated.
Doctor and Mrs. Merrill will reside
at go west Fourth North street. Provo
and Will be at home to their friends
after Nov. Is.
The marriage of Miss Mabel Elton
to Il. c. La Rue of Riverside. Cal,
took place Mt the First Congregational
church at high noon on Wednesday
and Mr.. and Mrs. La Rue left at once
for n wedding trip through Idaho and
California. At the wedding ceremony
only the immediate families of the
bride and groom were present.
On Wednesday at Evanston, Harold
Fabian of Salt Lake and Miss Ruth
Chapman of the former place were
married at st. Paul's church, the bride
attended by Miss Elizabeth Chapman.
Miss Stella Fabian. Miss Dorothy
Chapman and Miss Margaret Souther.
while Paul Nelden OF this city was
best man. with Athol Rawlins John
Clark. Alex Thomas, Hobart Chapman
and William Howbert of Colorado
Springs as ushers. After short trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Fabian Will come to
Salt Lake to reside.
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J. NJ. Arrasmith and Miss Holley. The
club will meet in two weeks with
Mrs c. l.. Sampson.
Mrs. j. u. Jennings entertained
Thursday In honor Of Mrs. Joseph Jen-
nings who leaves shortly to spend tho
winter In California, the rooms being
effectively decorated and intimate
friends assisting.
The entertainment to be given by the
Free Kindergarten society ut the Salt
Lake theater on Nov. 10, promises
to be among the best yet attempted
by the enterprising board of directors.
a sketch by John Kendrick Bangs,
which figured as one of the features
at the benefit performance rendered
Clara Morris in New York some time
ago, entitled "The Real Thing" will be
given. with Mrs. John Reed In the
leading ladies' comedy part and Mr..
NJ. j. Brines in the leading MANS
role Others who will take part are
Mrs. w, p. Eiser. Mrs. l.. NJ. Bailey,
Mrs John Cain. Mrs. +. X. Woodruff
and Mrs. y. j. Gorham. Many other
entertaining features also arc plan
ned for the entertainments
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son avenue. on Friday Of last week
The afternoon was pleasantly spent in
games and music, after Which five
course luncheon was served. The home
was beautifully decorated with autumn
foliage. Those present were: Mesdame,
j. +. Ellis, Il. Greenwich. w. Paine,
Jack Browning, q. W. Green, Misses
Josie Browning, Lulu Browning. lone
Wilcox. Bessie Llndquist. Mae Sorrow
croft. Icltn Rallingcr. Clara May
Browning. Nlable Shorten. lrma Doxcy,
Eta Browning.
Mrs. O. NJ Runyom and Mrs. Fred
NJ. Nye entertained at bridge party
on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Vcrn Hobson entertained OH
Friday afternoon IN honor of Miss Dot
Hobson. who Is to be married in tho
ncar future,
Mrs. NJ. Kirkpatrick and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Walter Stone, have returned
from n brief visit to Sun Francisco
and are again mt home ut tho Veness
home on Thirteenth East street Mrs.
John Marshall will DO here shortly and
will join them for tho winter.
MIS-. HAIRY Iaylor and her little
daughter are here from Los Angeles
visiting Mrs. Lyttlcton Price and DR..
and Mrs. John Il. Critcllow. Mr.. Tay-
lor accompanied them. but returned
with Mr.. Price the first OF tho week.
Leroy G. Pickering has just returned
from Ogden. where he spent Il short
vacation with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Harold Eaton expects to leava
next week with her baby to spend tho
winter in southern California.
Miss Ruth Bensley will leave next
week for New York, to visit with rela-
tives.
Miss Alberta Ellis of Denver spent
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danger that comes through use Of soap
and inferior shampoos which contain
nlknli Or Other ingredients Injurious 10
the hair. If your hair IL thin very oily
and looks SO dull. stringy and unkept
n few days after shnmpooins, try sham
pooling with u tcaspoonfnl of canthroN
rinslng thoroughly With clear water. You
can use this shampoo as often as YOU
like, as IT will benefit your hair ana
scalp wonderiuly II will relieve thnt
itching sensation and make your hair
beautiful, fluffy and appear twice ns
thick. This shampoo dries quickly
without any danger of streaking or dis
Miss II, T.; II you only knew what
was In those ci,rap. greasy cold creams
you have been smcarns ON VOW, , ta 'os
Ssy w sTa Sny %sfnu S S ss
don't want hair on your face. Al a
small expense YOU caa prepare an OK
ccllcnt complexion cream Jelly by,
over night two tcaspoonfuis glycerine.
one ounce almoZoin and onc.half pint
cold water. Use this regularly and It
fully by removing MI dirt and oil: II
will also remove Quickly those black
heads and other effects OF hot weather
the skin Of which you speak. This is
the only reliable cream have ever
found for removing wrinkles without
leaving the skin rough and flqbby after
mnssaSing and for reducing the size OF
large, dirt-collecting pores.
yictorin; Your scalp needs u good.
stimulating quinInc hair tonic to re-
move tho dandruff. stop irritation and
falling hair. Get from any drug store
onc-hllf pint alcohol and one ounce
uuinZoin and mix 1t with one half pint
water and you will have n much better
tonic than any OF those ready prepared
tonics you have been buying. Brush
! your hair daily and tw,Icc n Week apply
| this tonic to the scalp rubbing 1t IN
F, gently. This will do wonders for your
| dull lifclcs,s falling hair, and put your
| scalp in II healthy condition. This tonic
Will make your hair soft. silky and us-
! trous. Keep the scalp clean by frequent
shampoos WITH canthroX aud you Will
not have further trouble with your hair,
Enid s., Your headaches ana gener-
| ally Respondent foclna rrry likely comes
\ from your weak infnmel eyes. You
| should attend to the matter Immediately
or YOU may have to wear glasses per-
| manently Get an ounce Of crystos and
| dissolve II In a pint Of water. Put n
| few drops in each eye two or three times
| day and am sure II VIII strengthen
your eyes wonderfully and remove your
| eye troubles generally. find this I,
| splendid remedy II docs not smart the
| eylcs and is fine for dull, tired sore eyes
,ga,-'r. EOxr .'a-.'Ii -.
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The marriage of Miss Anna Grant
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Heber j.
Grant and j. George Aldgeley Will
fake place next "Wednesday morning
in the temple, the brides father per-
forming the ceremony and q reception
to be held in the evening at the home
OF the bride on east South Temple
street.
Another marriage of "Wednesday Will
be that of Miss Nellie Nicholson anu
Harry p Poll the ceremony to be per-
formed In the temple and reception
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4 h ut rv. IN Washington and viii shortly
pe f seLlied there for the winter.

| ~ y i
arrived ar IN Washington and viii shortl,
pe seLtled there for the winter.
| 80
Miss sybelia White Clayton and Mis-,
NAY Hortense lSf1nia1l Will leave Men.
l, N1ss clayton to go to Berlin to con.
tinue her study under Jonas and Mis-.
klnnaH to study under De Reszke. so.
ing later 10 Munich, where she Will be-
gin concert work.
Mrs Edith NJ. Richardson has re-
turned after a six months trip abroad,
anu my, y again In her apartments at the
Zimmerman. ~ :
Mrs. sailie Pointer will leave soon
to join her daughter, Mrs Clint b /.
Lelsn,and sons. in Ocean Park, for the
MI and Mrs. c. p. Brooks will move
shortly and Will be at home hereafter
at the Wesley apartments on Third
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington E. Lake
returned Tuesday from y trip to ChIca-
SO and New York.
DR.. and Mrs. f. +. Root have re-
turned from Colorado Springs, where
the former has been attending the
medical convention.
Mrs. Mary a. Adams and her sister,
Mrs Ammo Q. Gordon. are here from
Massachusetts to spend the winter with
Mr.. and Mrs q. T.. Adams and Mrs
Edith Richardson.
Miss Frances Nelson has moved and
is now at home to her friends at the
Scmloh hotel.
Mrs A. II. Godbe and her family
have returned after stay of several
weeks on the coast.
Miss Kate Groo is visiting with her
cousin, Mrs. John Wise. in Seattle.
Mrs. Elizabeth Beldcn will leave soon
to spend the winter in the cast.
Mrs. j. T.. Evans of San Francisco. Is
visiting in the city with Mrs. J. NJ. Bow
man. l14S east First South street.
Mrs. George S. Gannctt has returned
from n two weeks trip to Ocean Park,
c. b. Dichl and family. who are spend
ing the winter in southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Judge and
their small son left Tuesday for the
cast, to be away some time.
Miss Bennett OF Los Angeles. who
has been the guest OF Mrs. Charles *.
Crismon. is now visiting with Mrs. D.
w. Lipman in tho Dorius apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. u. T. Reynolds and
family are back in Salt Lake and arc at
home FOR the winter at Ssl Second ave
nue..
Mrs. Charles Hollngsworth of Ogden,
Is in Chicago visiting friends.
Miss Margaret Cronin, formerly OF
Salt Lake. will be the guest for the
month of her aunt. Mrs. w. j. Cronin.
lO7S cast First South street.
Mrs. George IT. Odcll and daughter.
Mrs H. P. Kirtley have gone to cali
forrin for n few weeks stay.
Miss June Whittemore. who has spent
the past few weeks with friends here,
left Thursday for her home In Los
Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. G, Il. Pearsall are back
after u months stay in the east.
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.IHElA!RSER Az AS as
OGDEN.

On Tuesday evening Mrs. J. NJ. Shaw
and Mrs. Harry Hulcs entertained tho
Junior class of the Young Ladies
Mutual Improvement association of
the seventh ward at the home of Mrs.
Shaw, SOL Twelfth street The even
ing was pleasantly spent in music
and social recreation after which
delightful repast was served.
Mrs. Lou Jones and Mrs. Charles l..
Fisher entertained at II parcel shower
on Friday evening last In honor OF
Miss Edith Covinston. Tho rooms were
appropriately decorated with autumn
NUNS. "A pleasant evening was spent
In music and games, followed BY
dainty refreshments. Those present
were Misses Edna Pierson. Vera OIL
son. leila Rackham, Ida Knowles,
Lula De Lamater, Ada Carr. BelVa
Tribe, Edith Covington. Beulah 1.auer.
Mrs Crosby. Mrs. stone, Mrs. Harold
Flora and Vera Covinston.
The Children's Aid society met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. n. f. Craig.
Asa Seventeenth street. Important
matters pertaining to the future work
of the organization We're discussed.
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald entertain
ed the ladies Of tho st. Joseph's Sewing
society on Thursday afternoon Mt st.
Josephs hall.
Mrs. r. p. Hunter entertained the
members OF the Historical society at
her home. 224s quincy avenue. on
Friday afternoon.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. William
Craig Of Asa Seventeenth street, en-