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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

Mr. and MIS- a. A. Small Mr. and
Mrs. y. II. sl' DIS, Mr. and Mrs. 7, NJ,
Buckley Mr. end Mrs. =. j Muir
ray, pr, and Mrs, G. r. Hendershot.
Mr., and Mr.. T. n Mudd, MIR. and
Mrs. y. II. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. w,
II. Stovor, Mr, ana Mrs. A. a. Kemp,
MIR. ard Mrs. Grant G.. Stebblns,
Mrs. Simpspo, Mrs. Carmack' Misses
Edna Ruggle', bencle Stebbins and
Nellie Cook formed n swimming and
picnl, party at Orcutt Lake Tuesday
evening
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

Mrs. McCain. teacher of class No.
6 in the Methodist Sunday school
took her class out to Orcutt Lake for
a swimming PARTY, Thursday evening,
In the party were Misses Irene Haley
Iona Stewart, Louise Haley Helen
Thurman, Iic,en Delaney Helen
North, Sophia Drownee, Alice Rich
and Grace Ilaine.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

Mssee Ma. 10. Jeanne and Betty
RothhammeT entertained a company
Of friends at their suburban home In
College Addition. Thursday evening
in pleasing manner. Original games
and popular music furnished the even
ing's amusemcrts and at a late hour a
refreshing summer luncheon of Ices
and melons was served. Punch was
served Aurlng the entire evening. The
guests vere NJ and Mrs. J, II. Nich-
olson Missef Maude and Jeanette
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07
WEDDINGS AND BETROTHALS

girl and boyhood romance cul-
minated in wedding Yesterday when
Miss Naoma Jesse of Kansas City ana
Mr.. l.. Randolph House of this city,
two of the extremely popular members
of the younger social contingent. were
united In marriage The hour was i:30
O'Clock and the ceremony was read
by Rev j. r.. Carpenter Of the Boston
Avenue NJ. f., Church. south, at the
church Accompanying the pair to
the chair and serving as attendants al
the altar were Miss Blanche House
Mr. Lee stephens, Miss Florence Heald
and Mr.. Tamage Mari Miss Jesse
wore a white lingerie gown and n
large white picture hat The maldg
were In white summer gowns and
white hats. Following the' ceremony
the party We're driven 10 the House
home 9l4 South Main where numer-
ous friends called during the after
moon TO extend congratulations The
bride Is the daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
ID. C. Jesse OF Kansas city, Mo. and
with her parents formerly resided In
this city for a period Of three years.
She has been In the city for sumemr
visit with Mrs. Garland Mitchell The
groom has lived here for years and
has hosts of friends. They viii re-
side at 9li South Main.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

Miss VelmP Hopping made the
meeting of the Y. c, G. girls with her
Thursday afternoon one of much
pleasure VITA the clever games and
PLEASING music she provided for their
entertainment. At five o'clock sum
mer tea was served these guestn
Misses Mabe, Tow ELL Julia Miller, Ida
Sahlin, Bessie Brady, Gertrude Win
terrl1gcI,, OF Hinton, Zulu shepard
and Lorraine Brush
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

Mrs II. T. SLodgrass paid pretty
compliment 80 the talrnt Of her guest
Miss Netue froXell of Cameron, Mo,
with mus cal, Thursday evening.
The guests were Misses Mabel Archer
Meta. lone @ lospie ana Mcssrs James
Archer. Arthur Miller, Heber Smit-
tie, Vernon Rlckey and Joe DelBe
Caro-.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07
CnnvnEr, JOSEPHINE GRAY
A%SSGS& Hours p. IN. TO 10 p N.

Cody Allene McEeoyer Anna Rush,
three Misses Conway, Cecilia Dietrich
and Mefrs Arthur Carr O, n. Glenn,
l.. McCollum leo Daley Joe Laley,
callahan, anG Charles Johnson.
Mrs. r. f. Ritcher, l1l7 South
Denver gave mother and child's
party, THURSDAY afternoon compli-
mcntlnP the fourth birthday of her
son, Master Edmond The little hon
oree is The nclr In the seventh gener-
alton Of the Ritchers and is much
made over n'hy, A color scheme Of
led ana while prevailed ana espec-
tally pretty was the idea in the din
ing room which had ropes Of this
color reachI0g from the chandelier
10 the places ana fastened to fancy
baskets Of homo made candies. Gar
den flowers and the birthday cake
added to the beauty Of the table APP
pulntments ana an elaborate lun-
cheon concluded with variety OF
cakes and i,es was served. The
guests Of thN afternoon were Mrs.
Joseph GoocNlH and son, Murray,
Mrs. j S. ktligan and son, Edwin,
Mrs. Allan cook and son virgil Mas
ter Wi'iam Roy, and Misses stella
ana Juhette FortIcr,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

Messages received from Tulsnns
Who are slnAmering in Colorado
Springs say ,htl IN epidemic of scar
let fever there is causing the pleas
ure seekers tc 20 to other points for
rest and recrtauun.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

Miss Lavergne Bowen ana Master
James Himmel entertained bevy
Of their friends In the youngest SOC
iety set Tuesday evening in compli-
ment to their thirteenth birthdays.
They have kept the occasion in re-
membranCe three times Jointly and
each year adds more pleasure to the
gathering. The affair was held at
the Bowen home, sos West Third and
tie oyning was spent at games conclud
ed with refreshments Miss Mabel
Croft, Miss Justine Bowen and Master
Roger Mitchell assisted in extending
the pleasures of the evening. The
guests were Misses Mabel Croft, Hazel
Wolf Ethel and Tommie Taylor, Myr-
tie Hardesty Lynett Smith, Mae Him
met. Myrtle Irwin Maryline Wells,
Mae IImmel Justine Bowen and Mas
ters James Murdoch, Ralph Dillard,
Ray Slebbns, Charles Wrightsman,
Harry Miller, Frank Goodwin, Mack
Roop. clyde FiXmer, Ernest Smiley,
Earl Himmel, Roy Bynum and s. De-
laney
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

Mrs Il. House and daughters
win hold op,l house Monday evening
In compliment to Mr.-nnd Mrs, Ram
dolph House, %ho We're married Sat
urday afternoon
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07
FORMAL AND INFORMAL.

The betrohal of Miss Betty Black
was the inspiration for a miscellaneous
shower from the Duodecin ruellde
club. Wednesday afternoon when Miss
Flo Thompson of South Guthrie was
hostess. The afternoon was frent In
formally on the porch until i've o'clock
when Ahe guests were asked into the
dining roonn ht the bride-elecIs
place wore piled the gifts, each n
token Of love and esteem. A delight
ul summer day luncheon was served
after the best wishes were extended.
The groom elect Is MIR. Chamberlain
of Sapulpa anG the we Hing win be
one of the early autumn ones The
guests of the afternoon were Misses
Florence McNicho!s Florence Vance,
Laura Latham, Edna niece Letha
Rose, Susie Norton, Betty Black, and
the hostess This viii be the last
meeting until autumn,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

A clever and complete surprise was
planned on Mrs W. II. Gregg Wednos-
day evening by her friends IN compli-
ment 10 her birthday Dr. and Mrs
Gregg spent the evening driving and
when they returned to their home,
Fourth and Cheyenne, they found a
gathering Of friends pleasantly anti
cipaung their return. Thc AFFAIR was
marked with characteristic pleasure
and after an evening of conversation
and music an ice course was served.
Those enjoying the happy occasion
We're Moesrs md Mesdames Ralph
Harvey, s. W. Mari, $. NJ. Pleak, w.
r. Baxter, w. f. Tucker Il. n. Mudd,
9. H. Eendershot H. d. MARI Jr Jui-
son Palmer, Everett Davidson, aud
WIN Cole
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

Mr., and Ms J II, Bankslon leave
today f,r poms In Missouri and win
'u1er pa to sulphur Springs. Ark.
where they wDi ioin a party Of friends
from s. Lous for week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

Miss Zelll Bynum gave natator-
ium party at Orcutt, Friday evening
having for Fer guests, Misses Edna
Ruggles Den,ie .Stebbins, Louise and
Josephine Berry and her house guest
Miss Pearl Lead.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

DR. and Mr', $. DeZell Hawley have
returned fron a trip to lake points.
Canada ana ihc Atlantic coast.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

Mr. and Mrs j. Fred Miles gave a
picnic at Orrut, Friday evening COM
plimenting Miss Georgia Penn OF
Kansas CityN Who T. the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Harvey other
guests besides the honoree and the
Harveys were Misses Mossie Lewis,
Gay Olphant, Madge Christian and
Messrs w. W. Woody G., S. DeFoe'
Ross Harrison and Clarion Render,
Mrs II, f. Collcy and Mrs. w. I.
Reneau gave a picnic at owen Park
Tuesday evening for Mrs II. l.. Seig
having rs guests the other membe/
of .hcir cluh the Art Circle. The
guests were Mesdames II. L. Selg, II.
r. Cline, c. r. Lynch, Il Il, Cline,
A. w. BELT, G. j Sawyer, c G. Sim
mons Ralph S Harvey viii Cole,
John Vensel, W. Collier, Il. II. Sell
lers, James Forster l., NJ. Poe, and
w + Tucker,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

Mr. and Mis James Flynn are
home from visit with friends and
relatives in J.plln, Mo.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

Miss Pear Catlett Of Pawnce, who
mas been the guest Of Mrs Carl Hhd-
'on, has gone to points in Arkansas
FOR . visit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

Miss Kate Lust Of Pawnee is the
guest o. Mrs Lena Smith for over
sunday She Is on route to ST. Louis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-07

Rev Gnbc.t A. Ottman, rector Of
Trinity Epis'old church of Tulsa
OKLA, ana VII are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. l.. I@dlcton, Cedar Bank
Lodge Coldv alter I.ake.-Coldwate
iMicn,) Courlr.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
OGDENS STU 7
CUT Heir
RlV AIS
Utah State LEAGUE.

Dad Glmlin and his Ogden vets shut
out Salt Lake yesterday. TO 0. at
Walkers field before 1000 fans
Against Toner and his splitter" Salt
Lake never had a chance. one lone hit
by Cahill, first up in the first inning
being the only safe hit credited To
the Salt Lake team. Cahlll reached
third In the first. reached first IN the
second, Moser reached first In the sec
ond on base and Good after a walk
reached third. but other than the
cases named II was one, two three.
Ogden played great ball back OF To-
ner. with only one error. Wesslcr at
second reached the hall OF fame with
nine assists ard no errors, his running
scoop OF Hunn's roller In the fourth
being particularly brilliant Lawrence
at second for the locals also played
strong game. accepting six hard
chances with one error.
Oeden's earned run came In the
third, when Toner singled, stole sec
ond and scored on Wessler's single.
Moser for Salt Lake pitched good
ball, allowing but six hits, and with
scored against him. With the score /
W " oN VIZ bptIlhE VI lit Iiulus lltlC
came heartbrealdng half inning and
for the only time the Salt Lakers
weakened
Dad Giplin, first M. cracked out
two-bagger 10 left field, Dillon hit to
Lawrence. but HUM dropped an easy
throw and Dad was on third Ram
shaw hit TO short. Hum again drop
ping the ball although Bloomqulst
threw low. and the bases were full
Facing three men on bases and no
outs. Moser started in to pitch himself
out Of the hole He famed Bluth.
Sweeney hit TO BloomQuist and Gim-
lin was thrown out at the plate, and
the crowd was yelling like mad at the
prospect OF no runs.
Toner came UP and the situation
reached the climax when It was two
strikes. three balls. two out and the
bases full Toner was equal to the oc-
Casion, and he cracked out a pretty
two-bagRer TO left center. which went
over Cabill's head. and three runs got
in, Toner landing on thlr when Co.'S
te,lo dropped the rolayed ball Moser
famed Taylor and the Inning was
over
Needing four to tie and five 10 win.
Salt Lake went in for 'he last chance.
CahIll was thrown out Mt first, Law
renee few out 10 left and Costello to
right
With the exception of the ninth in
ming, better ball could not be asked
for. and the fans enjoyed the game
Dad Gimln came In for his share OF
the reception, but after twenty years
Is used to facing the bleachers with
perfect Indifference, Tho crowd was
the most representative one seen this
year, with many old-timers out 1t
was also well-behavcd crowd, and a
good sight 10 those Interested in the
success Of the league
Manager Good Is looking for some
good stlckers to strengthen the line
up, and with perhaps two additions
the team viii hold its own. Indian"
MoAndrews famed as the best third
saclIer Salt Lake has had. will get
out In uniform this week. He says
that despite the fact that both his
legs wore broken In railroad acci-
dent. be Is not a has-been yet.
The score:
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
WOOL STORAGE PLAN
PROVING A SUCCESS

c. B. Stewart, secretary OF the Utah
WoolGrowers' association, was over
joyed Friday when he received word
from friend In the southern part
OF the state. who Is working In the
interests OF the storage movement. TO
the effect that 100000 pounds of wool
had been secured The communica-
tion asked Mr.. Stewart to get cars to
transport the wool 10 Boston. where 1t
Will be stored under the auspices OF
the association until the market looks
brighter.
Nh Stewart said Friday that indi.
cations were that much more wool
VIII be stored than was anticipated.
He said that it now looked as though
fully two million pounds would be
stored this year from Utah alone.
When the shipper agrees to consign
his wool TO the warehouse, the asso-
citation loans him on 1t IS per cent
OF the market value OF the article at
the rate of g per cent per year. The
wool is handled by the association al
actual cost.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
RANDOM
REFERENCES

Advertisers DasI nave .helr copy Tor
tbe Evening Standard the evening be-
fore the day on which tho advertise
ment Is TO appear IN order to insure
publication
Coal, call dp Parker e. Co. for
rates on lump. nut and slack
After spending several days In Og-
den and Salt Lake visiting friends,
F. A Cook, a well known druggist of
Tremonton, Idaho, has returned to his
home.
Call Allen. phones II. for carriages
for funerals and operas. Private calls
specially. Alec prompt delivery OF
baggage. Az 2sth-
Get your Union Pacific and Oregon
Short Limo tickets at the ofl1co IN The
Opera House Block Don't force your
self 10 stand IN line at tho Depot =
Kyle Trousdalo is holding down
Fred Goddard's duties at the Union
depot while the latter Is looking after
the duties Of the secretary of the
Weber club during the absence of l.
l. Reynolds
COAL, Call up Parker 8: Co. for
rptos on lump. nut and slack Parker
Coal Co. =
Kodak finishing. Tripp. $40 25th
street =
For Sslo-Old mats Good TO put
under carpets. Inquire STANDARD Office
An interesting lecture on How TO
Handle Wayward Children" was de-
lIvered at the Fifth Ward meeting
house yesterday by Mrs. A. l.. SEQ
Vile Mrs. Scoville spoke In a highly
entertaining manner. and questions
from the house which were answered
by the speaker added interest TO tho
lecture.
Anthracite, the best. delivered In
good condition. at $1,000 per ton, dur
Ing June. Shurtliff G. Company.
Phones IS. -
WAETED-Cean white rags at tho
STANDARD .
Continued on Page Seyen)
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20

age, giving them u chance TO ENJOY
the delights OF the greatest canyon
In this country. AZ ESQ o'clock they
returned 10 ogden and then to salt
Lake over the Short Line
This morning at 10:30 o'clock. In
special coaches. the sheriffs With their
wives and friends. went to Tooele
ever the Salt Lake Route. returning
about O'Clock this evening.
Utah to Have League.
Utah IS to have state sheritis
league. If plans laid on tho trip to
Ogden do not fail The Utah sheriffs
attending the convention got togeth-
cr and selected Sheriff Sharp. Sheriff
George T. Judd Of Utah county and
Sheriff ~ w Crookston of Cache coun.
" TO communicate with all the sher-
ihe Of the state with n view to ar
ranging state sheritfs' convention.
presumably in Salt Lake, for next
month, at which, 1t is hoped, pcrma-
ncnt organization viii be effected,
Town Marshals. chiefs of police and
patrolmon will be invited 10 attend
the convention.
Those joining the party at Ogden
for the cutoff trip were Police Chief
Browning. Mrs. Browning and chill
dren, Chief Deputy Sheriff John Muir
ply of Weber county. Mrs. Matt
Browning, Mrs. Ezra Rich. Detective
James Pender's family, ex-Sheriff Cor
don OF Box Elder county and f. ].
Milne, assistant superintendent OF the
Industrial school
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20

cago Exploration company had an oil
expert visit its property, with the re-
suit that two small rigs have been
ordered and one standard RIG for depth
has also been ordered.
THE Santa re railroad started a
CORDS OF engineers on Sunday. Jnne IL,
from Gallup. y. NJ. and 1t was expect"
ed they would reach the bridge across
the San Juan river in the oil fields
today Sunday. Arrangements we're
being made TO give them big reccyp-
ton The distance from Gallup TO
the bridge Is 100 miles, and the sur
vey Is to ascertain about a wagon
road preliminary TO a railroad
Il am going home for a short while
and will then return to San Juan
expect a rush to the townsite OF Good
rich at any timc now, and feel con-
f1dent that these oil fields VIII prove
to be the greatest in the country"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
DRUGS PLACED IN
WILLIAMS CHILL
KNOCK k-Out" Drops Administered Tel
earsph Operator, Is Claim Of
Detectives.

Salt Lake, June 20.-That P. e. VIII
llams. the telegraph operator, who was
robbed OF q diamond ring. valued at
$3.50, and a watch. valued Mt $3.50. last
Friday morning. and whose inert form
was found behind billboard, had
been druGged while eating chill in Il
restaurant is the result OF the inyesti-
cations OF the detectives put on the
case,
The police department refuses at
this time to make known the name or
location of the chill parlor but claim
to have clues which may load 70 the
apprehension OF the crook who stole
the jewelry. That knockout drop
were placed in the bowl OF chill afte
Il had been placed before Williams IN
the chill parlor and that the one plac-
ing the drug In the bowl was aided
by a confederate, who attracted the
attention of the operator, the detec.
tiyes have determined. Then, accord.
ing To the detectives. the man was
placed In q hack and taken to point
near the billboard. where he was car
ried out OF the hack and the hackmaD
dismissed. The operator WIS then
robbed and left to awaken.
Descriptions OF thu men who turn.
ed the trick" have been obtained and
there is reason TO believe that their ar
rest Will be but matter OF a few
days.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
SHERIFFS HAD A
DAY OF PLEASURE

The sheriffs enjoyed their trip to
Ogden last week.
The train over the cutoff was In
charge of Assistant Superintendent F.
C. Smith of Ogden. In MIdlske. on the
way back to Ogden. through Sheriff
Joseph c. Sharp oil Salt Lake county,
the sincere thanks of the excursion
ists were extended both Assistant Su-
perintendent Smith and Special Agent
Jones Mr.. Smith delegates Mr.. Jones
to reply. but Joe is too modest about
public speaking and hurriedly sat
down, after utteTing just FIVE words,
Returning to ogden the party board
ed special Rapid Transit cars and
was taken to the State Industrial
school. over which DR.. F. G. Gowans
presides as superintendent There
the sightseers were treated 10 sand
wiches and lemonade. served by Mrs.
Gowans and others, then Superlnten-
dent Gowans delivered brief tax. In
which he told OF the work and plans
OF the institution.
Corporal Punishment Abolished.
Corporal punishment has been abol-
ished al the school and the boys have
been given self government in meas
ure. said Dr. Gowans. Municipal gov
ernment has been established. with a
city council and the like. and the boys
have chosen officers from their num-
Der TO run this government An of
tense against the school is an OF
fense against this government. said
DR.. Gowans.
THE justice of the peace will now
serve YOU with lemonade said Dr.
Cowans In closing. and then one Of the
boys Of the school served the thirsty
with the cool. delicious beverage.
From there the sightseers were TAX
en- ND Ogden canyon TO the Hermit.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
OR ADU A 7 Ing
EXERCISES
JUNE y

The tllrty-SeCouo dunNdl COInultu''-
ment exercises of Sacred Heart acad-
emy VIII be held at 10 a. m. June 2lst
and June 22nd. The patrons and
friends Of Sacred Heart Academy as
well as parcnts of the pupils are cor
daily invited to attend the programs
which sneak for themselves.
Junior Day Program.
Sercnade, (BellenGhD. Violins;
Misses Keckler, G. Malone. L. Scott.
Toy, Downcy. E. Beuschell Piano
Miss Scott,
Averages in Minim Department
Cantata, the May Queen. (Schnidler)
Characters Charity, the May Queen
F. Smyth; Princess Goodwill. K Tyler
Flower Girls: Bertha, S Brun. Lucy.
D. Hennessy; Agnes, L. O'Ncin. Amy,
P. IIuman. Tessie, F. Seybold, Fan
ME. r. Smith; Gertie. NJ. Toy; Hattie.
L. Rich; Village Children, juniors and
minims.
Scene May Day in the Woods.
Scene H-Crowning Of the May
Queen
Averages In Junior and Preparatory
Departments.
Marche Milltairc, Op 81. (Schu
bort)-Mlsses Musgraye, Cramer. 1y'
Ter. G. McNulty.
Averages In Senior Departments.
Duet from "Le NoGze di F1gera,
(dozart) Misses Keckler. Grill. Pl-
ano. Miss Scott
Par Excellence Honor Lint Ger.
tificates In Palmer Method Of Penman'
ship.
Valse. Op. "a. No. l, (MoszkowskD
Misses Jackman, Rich, Scott, Che
shire
Certificates in Commercial Course.
Spring Song. (WeiD-Senior Choir
us Class Piano Miss Krauss. Vlo-
lin obligato. Miss G. Malone.
Art exhibit In Library on second
floor. Needle work display on third
floor,
Commercial Course, 1910: Miss ].
Downey, Miss C. Keckler, Miss G. Nc
Nulty
Graduates Day Program, June %,
Drift, My Bark" (Kuchen) Senior
Chorus Class Soloists; Misses Rn-
gan and Thorpe
Glass poem. Youths Daisy Chain,
Miss Jackman-
Faust, (Alard). Violin, Miss Keck-
ler Piano. Miss Rich.
Essay: "The Genius and Character
OF the Celt." Miss Kennedy.
Berceuse from "Jocelyn." (Goddard)
Miss McNulty- Piano. Miss Krauss /,
violin obligaio. Miss Keckler,
Essay, The Mission of Culture,
Miss Hamilton.
Andanto. Symphonic No 5. (Beet-
hoyen)-nTisses KrausS Jackman
Essay. The Humber Poets" Miss
McNulty,
Sccna and Aria judith" (Concone)
Miss Hamilton Plano. Miss Krauss
Essay, "Uncrowned Queens" Misc
Clause.
Zapateado. Violin, Miss
Nulty, Grill, Hamilton -Jackman. Keck-
G. Malone. Plano, Miss Rich.
Ave Maria. (Brahms) Misses Nc
Ter. Thorpe. Tyler, Ragan. Mcclure,
Musgraye.
Comforting of diplomas and gold
medals in the academic course.
Valedictory. "Llfes Melodies" Miss
Krauss.
Class Song-Miss McNulty and class
of 1910.
Address to the graduateS-Rev. P.
NJ. CuShnahan-
Glass of 1910, Miss Lorette NJ.
Clause. Ely. New. Miss Edna NJ. Ham.
rton. Evanston, Wyo Miss Susie f
Jackman. Ogden. Utah, Miss Agnes
f. Kennedy. Rawlins, Wyoming; Miss
Mabel B Krauss Ogden Utah; Miss
Marguerite Il. McNulty. Ogden. Utah.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

VIM G. Wilson and wife to Ida c.
baltimore. part of southwest quarter,
section Is. township north, range
1 east Consideration $3.50
Sarah Lewis Meeker and husband,
ct al, To a. R Haywood. part OF lot
6. buock II. Peat addition. Consid
Grafton $4,000.
Alonzo Van PatteD ana wife to o A,
Parmley, part of blocks IL and 90,
LakeNew addition,
RolaDdi L Hall TO William Sci
bold, lots 80 36, 81 and 3S. block IS,
Lakeyiew addition
Alonzo Van Patten and wife TO
Sophia LeLabaum, all OF lots 49 and
so, block % LakeView addition.