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New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
SHOT MAN; GLoRIEs IN IT
Italian Woman Whom He Tilted Says
She Hopes He Will Die,

After shooting Giuseppe Orsini four times
last night. Maria Abagniale, OF No. 20
First avenue. calmly walked home and sat
down TO dinner With her family. When tho
detectives came TO get her she readily ad-.
mitted that she did the shooting. When
taken to Bellevue Hospital TO be identified
by the man. who Is supposed 10 be dying.
he denied that she was the person who
shot him. but she stoutly declared that she
was. and So insisted even after he nad
begged her rot 10 incriminate herself.
Maria said she shot Orsini because after
promisins 10 marry her. even taking her 10
the City Hall and getting a license, he
kept putting the marriage or, and finally
month later married another woman. Shs
bought a revolver some days ago and
nursed her wrath until last night. when
she got the gun out and waited for him
near his house 1T No 356 East leth street
Whec he came she shot him four times,
each shot taking effect; one in his forehead,
one in his back and the others in less Dan.
gerous places. Maria said afterward that
she hoped he would die from his wounds
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF Lessee.
MARCH 3.

AMSTERDAM AVE, 1867, store and cellar;
MAXWELL Ksllska 20 Max Granitz; 10 yrs from
Feb 20. ieli 81 500 to s1620; address, 120 West
18Th e.
LENOX AVE. 500 and Jgi, $ cor ot l4otn
81, store and basement; VI ses Hochster 10
Michael O'Ieary; q yrs 4 mos from Jan /. 1911;
81. 900 10 81. 500 address. 2s6 West 142d st.
MADISON AVE. 2o6 and 20S. W cor of 4lst
81 4SxGsx irreg; James G Colgate 10
Johns -Manvlle: 81 yrs from Dec l. 1911; taxes
and 81. 900: address 100 William 81.
rcors: The Eagle Impt co "a Lawrence VI Cans
et al: yrs from Feb /. 1911 aug II, lelW'
81, 500; address. 134 West Goth st.
2sTH ST. l05 West 2i.5x9s.9: 2Sth ST. l0l
West. 2i5xas.9: 2sth ST. 100 West, u. .5xss.s,
Elizabeth Berge 1t al 70 John { Nicholas Il
yrs from May /. 1872 taxes, etc $500 TO $40
800 address. 81 East 42d ST.
44TH ST. 2o5 East roar bldg; Gustav ~.
Walter TO William r Falkenberg; yrs from
March l, 1911; 81 100; address, 81 Prospect 81.
Flushing, Long Island
49TH ST. 80 and DO West, i0xl0o.5; Lowell
Realty CO TO William a Riley; > yrs from Aprii
!. 1911; $4,000 address. 30 West 49th 81.
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BOY DODGES XIDNAPPERS
tempted by Show Tickets, He Hurries
to Fathers Office.

Reginald Douglass, the fourteen-year-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Douglass. well
known residents of Pelham Manor. is con-
sidered very wise boy by his parents be-
cause when a strange man approached him
at the corner OF 18th street and Broadway
Manhattan, yesterday. and offered TO give
him tickets for the Hippodrome. evidently
with a view OF kidnapping him, he ran
away and went direct TO his fathers office.
Mr. Douglass rs a member Of w. B. Roe
& Co, woollen merchants, of No. al Fifth
avenue, Manhattan. The boy had been at
tending the Barnard School for Boys at
No I'll 81. Nicholas avenue. and was on
his way 10 see his father when accosted.
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CONTROLLER WOULD TESTIFY
Prendergast Ready to Answer Mayor s
Statements at Gresser Hearing

Controller Prendergast said yesterday
that he aid not care 10 get into any con-
.troversy with Mayor Gaynor over the
Question az 20 whether the work OF Bor-
ough President Gresser in Queens was
hampered by the Department Of Finance
The Mayor, testifying at tho hearing or
rhe Gresser charges on Thursday. init.
mated that the Controller was making II
hard for President Gresser in his reform
work.
Asked II ne would be willing 10 state his
position II asked 10 testify before Com
missioner Ordway. the Controller replied
with a decided affirmative The Controller
has many times found II necessary to call
the attention Of President Gresser TO bills
that were rendered by persons I'm Queens
who, il was said. did no adequate work for
ehs citv
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

BELMONT AVE. 1903; Max Goids,.in a,
Arbor Realty Co ct al; Nov Is, 1910 by q.
posD sIo0 r
G5TH ST. 423 and 425 East; Samuel Ruben-
stein agt Isaac Realty Co ct al; Sept 49, 1910;
$24.
sTH ST, 37e and 37s East: Samuel Ruben-
stein et sl. agt Jennie Lichteustein et al; s4rs
10 1910: s3s. ~.
3STH ST, % and n West; James Clarx
agt Dwight Rugzes e, al; Feb 8. 1911; H-
543 II.
GOTH ST, 81 West: william Spiegei agt jobs
+ Mexican ct al: FEB H. 1911: Si3.
I9iST ST. s. i7j II Of Hughes ave;
Jan 8. 1911; sl95.
It'd ST f4s West Joseph limo 81 al IN
Frederick A Elliott et al. FEB q. 1911: SiOs
WASHINGTON AVE. 2iS3: Goldberg 4 Cod
berg AIT A Warren Construction Co ct al: Aus
IS (csnceled): sli5.
BATH ST, II 20 II East; Louis Rosen sst
Henry BrCnner ct al: Feb 10. 1911 tby bond; 80
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

BUFFALO ROCHESTER, d PrrTsBURG.
q rss E. Feb S5j 'f Sst is$ ss$ 81
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN
.uy h "ttF FTeb' in rs s15iSss 1850 % 5iS5ii6s
WABASH
4h wsek in FsD sS22 555 sSsa $50 s49s 49s 42l s2
DETROIT UNITED.
Ssn' "a "fef iaFeb s G 2i' 1856 i6i2.6o7 e22i57
GEORGIA SOUTHERN & FLORIDA.
sd week in Feb. S5l.9s3 81 .6s6 80 80 9S@ ~.
july I-Feo. 21.. l.os4.S45 i145.@' l2o4'' 81"
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
ySss asnta eaTninTs Gr So 7oo4se .2see72 s2es aS
EIp. and taxes. l.sSso'' L'zo,ll4 ~ I.oIo, 'O-
Net earninxs.. ssI212s ss4s59s $747'GiS
arnss saSS,nes si7 628 so si654o357 sl4l9l 924
I.yp. ard taxes. l2StI@i l'lSl'4S I"<s-'"i'
Ne, earnings S. $50 4Ss s5S4s.s5s $4,000
BALTIMORE & ONO
Aonth ,p5,nrs OF 80 43si6 s65e0O7s s5.5e5944
Otr. erpenses. 52'O'"So o'oo%.fp - - -
Net earnings. .Ils7. .2si sl.527So4 N.4o'si
, July I-jan. IL 80. ~. .,, re- o.. ca c-o a5l
Gross earnings s15 w. os9 19s 90 C,o 7IS
oyer. erptnses.' "o'''''"'' - -
49, ,o5 z,s ,Is $50 s7s SIS 5s2 2s5
GEORGIA.
Month OF Jan. .qoo 2ao s2Js 0s7 s234 Ol2
Gross earnhSs' % ;@7 74i0. 6l ,SS5
Set earnings S''"' -
no s242}O sio749
Surplus ..... so''''
July i-Jan. Sir e,ts s1s4Ii54 si.Tl3 2el
Gross earnings 81 80 90 al I3S 332 800
Ne, earnings. "A''7o' - ----
,,-o.- st74 2as .S29 800
'pe'''i' ILLINOIS CENTRAL
A;orli of jan .,,o.a a. car O7O
Co.'s earnings. S.4O5Us2 ssssS'VsS ~ 6si $50
80 and taxes 3923,t42 "'i"oo' -
xst earnings. sI477.i4O S.i4G'@o si'Z'''''O
July -JDss ss7 0I2 ZOO SS4 2s7 s4 S3s'Sss ~ ~
.Ircss Ss ,ayes "a. 800 Oo4 p, 25oolS zo,oooOIo
s., earnings sa,Se7O2 s.osT21 sI'V''s''
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
f2,TH ST. n .. 100 II e OF So Nichclas ave;
for a / sty store, 1Oy32: J II Crofnp.ll al
West i25th st. owner: ] La~er. 300 West "a
ST. architect; cost. 500.
THE BRONX
WEsTCHESTER AVE .. from Forest ave
70 i56th st: two | sty brk stores sizes reg;
Neehan Constrlction co flames Msehan. SIS
Hunts Point ave presidenD owner: Kreyniborg-
Arctt CO. 1880 wilkins ave. architects; total cost,
$40. 900.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. >. 1855 u u
West EARNS I'd; for five sty brk tenmts All
stores 4Oxss EACH Rcvills-Seesel Co (P Re
VILE 941 Intcrya;e ave. presicenp. owners:
KreymbOrg-Arct -, 1880 wilkins ave, archi-
tects; total cost. $4,000.
SrEBBINs AVE. 1874 Il Of Chisholm -:
for a 5 sty brk tenmt. 40xss: German Protestan.
zion Congregation OR J Ceyer, ~ East % T.
mont ave. architects: cost $500
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virginia x Masee, owner. P walsh Co. co.

Virginia X Magee, owner: p Walsh Co. con
tractor: s53s.
4TH ST. 293 10 297 West: Bank 81. a. H.rnl.
Smith agt Christian Yers. owner: Rodney Rui1
ing Co contractor: s2.9J.
10TH ST 3es East: Bernard Greenthai ,r
Abraham Kaufman. owner and contractor: SIX
MOHEGAN AVE. cor ls0,h ST. ifsf-n,
WI lam BUess sgt Nathan Rubens'ein. oans;
and contractor: 81. C32 80.
LENOX AVE. cor l4sth a. % iiyso. n
Ellen Breen AIT John Crimnin. owner; rSrs,
Hctel and Restaurant Co lessee: CnarIes 4
FahrenkoDf. contractor: sI3 20.
53D ST. f43 70 i47 East: Fowler 4, Ho-hn
Inc agt Joseph y GroIl Ccns' r'ofion co, osns-,
Joseph Groll. contractor; s2.354 80. -
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LIS PEN DENS.

l5lST ST SOP and 5o3 West. Cotton Really
Co agt Celia Uhlfelder ,specihc performance:
attorneys. Esman Levy. Corn & Levine.
126TH ST. 3l6 East: Emma Hassey agt Jora
Krooh ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney. Er
Hasssy.
i34TH ST II ard 70 West: Eiw 4 wa,rea
agt Dallas Hughes 81 al foreclosure of mtg. az
torney. j ID Wetmore.
ROAD leading from yillaga OF West Farms q
Hunts Point. ?. adj land Of WIDOW Kelly.
runs $ " isox s Q 80 10 centre of Bronx River o,
West Farms Greek i72x - % beg;
Charles Erdenbrecher agt sophia Erienarecher
roth.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. :, 1870 II % e2tA
IT lO6. 5x93 ltxiO0 1ixi30 IL Richard z ThihaU.
Inc a1t Barkin CONSTRUCTION Co action o fore
close mechanics llen): attorneys, Philbln Beck
man. Menken & GriscOn1.
BEAUMONT AVE, n = cor 1870 st. I5x1l.
Mary 4 Kaufman agt Emil Glnsourger etid
tforeclosure of mtg. attorney Mechs.sI.
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R,ccApoNNA's HOTEL SOLD.

The Riccadonna Hotel. at the junction Of
Ocean Parkway and Seabreeze avenue.
Conev Island, has been sold by somerville
& Gottlieb to Luest < Grunewald' ot this
city. The property. which occupies a plot
2)Ox2n feet consists Of three story frame
structure containing 10 rooms. The new
owners, who conduct the Fiatiron Restau-
rant, will rename the hotel the Jefferson.
The Desmond Dunno Company negotiated
the transaction
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the New York Real Estate
Exchange salesroom, Nos. "A and Is Vesey
street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
TOD ST 2s, T. 40 II e Of Madison ave-
isSxs0. sty dwg: adjourned TO April 3.
nth AVE. 16G and 1Gs :. 404 n OF
22d ST. 49x75. ! and sty 6idgs and stores
withdrawn.
wILLET ST. co. OF Delaney ST. t4sx
IS. ETY. tenmt and store; sold to the piaintin
for S93.025.
GRAND ST. 554 and $50. cor OF Lewis
ST. 5Oxsj. & sty tenmt and stores; adjourned
TO March 90.
LENOX AVE, 55. W =. 25.2 u of 18Th st.
25.2x75. / sty tenmt and store; solo TO the
plaintiff for S32.03l.
MATILDA ST. Q g. 600 II OF 239th st.
l00xl0O; Wakeheld: sold 10 the plaintiff for
SlG3i0.
BY Samuel Marx.
74TH ST. 212 and 21I, ss. ldo II OF Third
ave, 25x102.2; I sty tenmt and stores ana
. sly bldg in rear; sold 10 the pantin Tor
$1,000
BY Parish. Fisher & Co.
2i3TH ST s. - n OF Olinvle ave,
15X10o: gold 20 the plaintiff FOR Sl,J23.
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PROPERTY HELD At 100000 SOLD
Klein Jackson Purchase Triangular Plot at Sixth avenue.
Broadway and Both Street, Taking in the Haymarket
MRS. JOHN J. MCooK DIsposEs OF 54TH STREET HOME

house. No. "a East SD street. for term OF
years.
The Charles +. Noyes Company has ieasen III
fhe Smith-Grav building. al Broadway and War
rem street offices to Arrowsmith n Dlnn an9
Hardenburg & EDDY; also Offices In Nos; ~ ana
40 Maiden lane TO Harry Abel. Spandorfer &
Katzin. Morrison Shan and Thomas A. Weiss
also Offices In No. i24 Front street 10 H. j.
Bcnlface.
Pease G. Eilimsn have leased for the estate OF
Charles 4. Boudoune the store at No 2ot fftn
avenue TO Banta G. Van Buskirk for five years
". T. Corey has leased suite OF Offices on
the sixth hoor Of the Trinity BUILDING at NO III
Broadway.
william r. Ware has leased No. 100 West
18th street to DR.. Thomas VI. Acken ana No iof
West 10th street TO Dr. F.; Nather Sill
Duff Conger have leased the store at the
northeast corner OF Park avenue and S4th street
TO the Louis Davot Company, caterers. for nve
years.
NJ Kayser has leased TO the John u. farker
Company Offices on the eighteenth floor OF the
Ashland Building, Fourth avenue and Ath street
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MECHANICS LIENS.

NORTHERN AVE. n " cor 1s1st 81. i6lyloo:
SAVOY Glass CO agt Codse Realty co. owner and
contractor. $50
HAVEN AVE :. opposite intersec ION 81.
lO0x103 4: Ulshen & Godin ast Cora Springer.
ovrer and contractor: slfG.
e1sT ST. i12 East Rasler Heating Co ast
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ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.

43D ST, r {. 3212 n v ot 9Th ave. 10 Il
sty hotel woodstock Hotel. i2I West i3i St
owner; Mulllken & Moeller. i03 Park ave, arcAi-
tects: cost. $4,000
18TH ST. s. 1898 II n Irving p' 70 a
sty and basement dwlg; Olbrick. 20 East is,a
ST, owner: " K Benedict. 1888 BroadHsy. arch.-
tect; cost $1,000
THE BRONX.
TIFFANY ST. cor OF ie3d 81; % a 5 sy
brk store and tenmt eOTe0; Henry dorgenthsH
Co, 1876 Broadway, owner, kreymb0rg g-Arctt Co.
1880 wilkins ave. architects; cost, 500.
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EDeEmERe q. ~ LOTS SOLD.

The Lewis II. MAY Company has resoid
FOR 3. J. Ludwig a plot OF seven lots On the
west side OF Sea View avenue, Edgemete'
Long Island. 10 the :. and l. Construction
Company for improvement.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

b4TJH STREET-Mrs. John j. McCook has sold
her home No l0 West jith street. adjoining tne
John H. Rockefeller home on the west MI.
Rockefeller IS reported 10 be the buyer. The
NcCook house g. of the largest ana most
ccstlv dwelling houses adjacent 30 Firth avenue.
IL IS i've story. high stoop Strut iure ana oc-
cupjes plot 3OxlOOj feet Mrs. McCook has
been holding the property at S22',Wpo. ana the
snle is said 20 have been made AZ close 10 that
figure
gaTI STREET-Ths County Holding Company
haG sold Nos. 90 ami 81 West 31th street; a
three story building ON plot 5OX'S' Ieel' De
tween Fifh ana Sixth avenues.
13JTH STREET Shaw & Go. have sold for
Lewis f. Landun No i26 West l3Oth street a
three story dwelling houte. ~ s&ooXvel feet.
The purchaser will occupy.
ST JOsEPHS TRACT-Frank Gnss has lod
for Anna Fries lot 22S la the ~. josephs Asy-
lum property. at the southeast corner 'f Dean
and i3nrklay streets. - 100 feet
TIE BRONX.
PROSPECT AVENUE-Auold Lyfrc q Bau-
mann bar- sold for George keller % Simon J.
schwartz Nos l42i 1879 1875 and l42t Prospect
avenue four one story buildings ana hraIe' On
blot 1sOIinu feet.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS. ?

BROADWAY. n " cor q 1929 - 425Kl76l1r
es.9x175; Germauia Realty 20 loans Comtor
Realty Co $4,000.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

100; Louis Eickwort to Evelyn N W sunshine
(mtg $1,000: all liens: Feb /; VI; address, 81
East 23S,h st.
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TIE BRONX
LEASES

l.. Pbiprs 4 Co have leased Cos Josepn
Keen 70 Florence Miller tie fourth moor in No
. East ash street Tor "a teInl - years alsc 4"
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders attorney)
MARCH g.
MANHATTAN
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uNFURNlsHEp APARTMENTS.
,EAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TOILET
wEsTCuEsTER COUNTY.

PHILIPsE MANOR on THE HUDSON.
one mite unobstructed river frontage: 50 mod.
ern residences near completion. Address
PHUIPSE MANOR CO.
Phiipse Manor. New York
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BROOKLYN.

oNE, FAMILY HOUSES. WRITE FOR illus
tra-ed Booklet. S35 monthly pays carrying
charges and reduces principal. equal - any
s50 or SIS month apartment. OTTO SlNGER'
builder Kings Highway 6 W sth ST.. klyh
New-York tribune., 1911-03-04

BROADWAY, cor Pc,h ST. l25xl0o.il
Jan 4. 1910; Nnety-sixth Street co 10 Morit7
Walter. $4,000; attorney Henry Walter, l0-
Broadway.
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AFTER EFFECTS OF THE GRIP

1t is fortunate that the Grin epi
demic this year is milder in its action
than in previous years. This does not
mean that it is less dangerous.
The after results of the Grip are ant
TO be exceedingly serious. Do not take
any chances-for the general weakness,
and to allay all bronchial irritation af-
ter the fever has passed. nothing equals
ViDol, which is a delicious combination
of the health giving properties of the
cod 3 liver, with the grease eliminated
and tonic iron added
A lady from Long Branch, N. j..
writes: "The Grip left me in ner-
vous, weakened, rundown condition. AT
ter taking three bottles of Yinol ! am
better and stronger than ] have been
for years, and / cheerfully recommend
Vinol TO all who have been i'll and need
strength. y Name furnished on re-.
quest).
After Grip or any severe illness try
bottle of Vinol with the understand
ing that your money will be returned
if it does not restore your vitality and
strength. Druehl G. Frnnken. 271 So.
Main; Smith Drug Co., "The Busy Cor
ner'; Smith Wrug Co. No. ., Kenyon
Hotel Block, 2I5 So Main.
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Very little except the millinery open
ings will engage the attention of So
ciety during the next week, but there
will he enough of them to make the
life of The fashionable maid or matron
rather strenuous one. Judging from
the advance styles. the hats will be
such drawing card that the usual
Lenten services will he somewhat neg
lected in order to preserve for day
OF real worship on Easter, which is yet
four weeks away. The hats, while pre-
senting much of sameness this year,
are the most gorgeous affairs which
have ever been worn, each season seem
ing to add not alone 10 the color eff
fects, but TO the cost as well. The time
supposed To he spent in meditation
from now on will be divided quite
largely between the home dressmaker
constructing wonderful things for sum
mer wear, and the millincr doing her
utmost TO provide n suitable covering
for the head which Will be all devotion
AT Easter time.
The only affairs planned ahead in
social way are those in honor of Miss
Winiefred Brice, whose friends have
been showering her with attention IN
anticipation of her marriage. which will
TAKE heT from lne Guy. a luncheon
given by Miss Elsie McMillen and
dinner and theater party given by her
two aunts. Mrs. Anstee and Mrs. Cham
berlain. will fill tomorrow. Miss Iso-
bel Shiffer will entertain at a luncheon
at the Johnson home on Tuesday also
In her honor, and on Wednesday Mrs
T. S. Bascom will give luncheon, fol
lowed by bridge, complimentary to her
On Tuesday evening Senter Walker
will entertain the entire bridal party
at a dinner at the Alta club, and on
Thursday evening Miss Brice will en-
tertain the same party AT dinner. at
the Brice home This afternoon num-
Der of the girl friends of the bride have
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WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS.

4 most interesting matrimonial
event of the week Will be the marriage
on Saturday Of Miss Winiefred Brice.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George T.
Brice, and Senter Fred Walker son OF
Mrs. i. S. Bascom. The marriage will
take place at high noon at st. Paul S
church and will be followed by a noon.
day reception at the Brice home on
Brigham street. Miss Vera Edwards
will attend the bride as maid of honor
and Morton Cheesman will be best
man. George and Malcolm keyser and
Harold Horlick and Harry Hartley will
be the ushers. The young people will
go to their new home in Oregon the
same day.
Mrs. p. G.. Hoffman announces the
engagement of her daughter, Theora,
to w. s, Willes. The time for the mar
riage has not been set, but it will be
an event of the early spring.
Mr. and Mrs. David Henderson an
nounced yesterday the marriage of
their daughter, Elsie, to Earl r. B.
Crawford, the marriage having taken
place on Wednesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Busch an
nounce the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Marion, to Leo p. Frost, the wed
ding to take place in the near future.
Mrs. Jane SNOWFALL announces the
engagement of her daughter, Birdie, to
c.. II. Zenger, the marriage to take
place on March %.
Mrs M. G. Hemphill announces the
engagement of her daughter, Edna, to
Frank U. Jenkinson, the wedding to
take place in the near future.
Mrs. Annie Carter announces the en-
gagement of her daughter Estellc Maud
to William Soreusen. The wedding will
take place Tuesday, March 2l.
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mission, under the direction Of c. NJ
Dexter. who deserves great credit for
his untiring efforts in the work. The
programme was we'll rendered and par
ticular mention Is due to the young
ladies who presented the comedy
sketch, "The Scarlet Slippers and
also to the orchestra which rendered
some beautiful selections Mr.. Archi-
bald gave violin solo, "Cavaleria
Rusticana,' and deserves praise for
the eommendable rendition, Every
piece on the programme was well Civ
en- and the whole was fine success.
The cast OF the playlet was as fol
lows: Barbara King, Birdie Conley;
Carol Clifford, Bertha Rouch; Nettie
Lawson, Bessie ,Iackman Miss Janet
Lawson. Edna Privatt
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The Misses Heusgen, Brown, Gould ari
Barlet presided at the punch bouf
while Miss Stedman, Miss Waugh, w
Schneider and Mr. McHan furniihs.
the vocal music. and Steward abb
presided at the piano Those prssst
were Mr.. and Mrs, j. O. Eldrcdgc, w.
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ Mcqueen. Nj sli
Mrs Bowen, Professor and Mrs. ". a
MacKay, Mr.. and Mrs F. 8. Hap.si|
Mr., and Mrs, A. l.. Weaver, Mr.. aE'
Mrs. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. HarI|
Howe, Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson, MI. al
Mrs. Peak. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Toh.
DR.. and Mrs. Ewing, Mr.. and Ms
Conley, Mrs. Heusgcn, Mrs. Misee.3
Mrs. Lamoroux; the Misses Moor'5'
Maud and Pearl Gould, Susana Ss9|
man, Dorothy Heusgen, MarFu
Brown, Cora and Ollie Guthell, Alii'
Murphy and Waugh; II. Daft, j. G. u
ler, Stewart Abbot, Virgil McHu'
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MISCELLANEOUS EVENTS,

The U. T. 500 club was entertained
by Miss jamie Gillett Thursday even
ing at her home on Fourth East The
decorations were green and white in
honor of st. Patrick s day The prizes
were won by Miss Delphia Stewart and
Miss Ruby Stevenson.
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On Friday evening Mrs. c. NJ Ross
entertained the drill team of Sego Lily
No, 252, T. L. b., at her home, 5S4
South First West street. The lunch
decorations were in green and the
games correspondcd in carrying out the
st. Patrick day effect. There were
many present and the best time of the
winter was had. G. K, Bowrlng won
the potato contest, Mrs. l.. Noble and
w. i. uorspoo the pig contest, Mrs.
NJ, Knowlton the nose guessing con
test. and G.. X. Bowring was The best
Irish character. Mrs. Jessie Thorne
sang. The. next meeting viii he held
Friday, March -, 'by Mrs. Maude Nc
Intosh at 20 East Seventh South
One Of the most enjoyable events of
has souSnn Was hp pntnrfojnnoui ,,i Won
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Mr.. and Mrs. C, p Goode and little
daughter Irene will leave today for
New York and other eastern cities
They will be away six or eight weeks
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Mr.. and Mrs s. b. Pitt will leave
tomorrow for San Francisco and will
go later to southern Oregon to remain
for month or so.
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Mr.. and Mrs l.. s. Hills and Mr.. and
Mrs l., B. Hills and their children will
be home the last of the week from
California.
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Mr. and Mrs T., r. Barlet enter
tanned at a ST. Patrick S party Mt their
home Friday evening. The rooms were
tastefully decorated for the occasion.
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Mrs Annie Steele. sister of the
late James Hogle, who formerly lived
in Salt Lake. is in town for short
stay on her way to the coast, where
she will make her home.
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Mr. and Mrs Charles r. Burton have
returned from a visit Of some weeks
in southern California,
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Mrs. John Oakason and Mrs. Edna
Wrathall have returned after stay ol
two months in Californa.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Timms have re.
turned from a visit in the eastern and
southern states, returning by way of
California;
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bersbach OF
Chicago are here 10 spend some time
with their son and daughter Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Porter.
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Mrs. Ira o. Rhoades Of San Fran
cisco will leave shortly for her home,