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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-08

from four months tour Of Europe Part
OF the time was spent in Germany visit
Ing relatives and friends.
DR.. w. C. McCarty Of Rochester. Mimi,
Is the guest OF Ogden friends.
Miss Verna Randall has returned from
vacation spent with relatives and
friends in Idaho.
Miss Rhea Stevens Is in Baker City,
Or, for several weeks visit, tho guest
OF Miss Emma Eccles.
B. L. Wheeler. mining expert of the
Ogden Wednesday for a months trip to
land and Seattle and will sail from the
latter place September o.
Miss e. Fell Is here from San Fran
cisco TO visit her parents, Mayor and
Mrs. a. g. Fell.
Miss Rebecca c. Cohen. Miss Bernice
+, Kohn, Mrs. Oscar Felscher and Miss
Lena P'escher left for Salt Lake We'd
nesday. where they will be guests OF
Miss Lyllian Gesas. Miss Cohen will be
the complimented guest at a number of
affairs arranged In her honor by Salt
Lake friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Wharton and family
and Miss Mary Smeding have returned
from an outing spent in Idaho and Mon
tana.
The first meeting of the Child Culture
club following the summer vacation was
held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. John
Farr, when plans for the work of the
ensuing year were considered.
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Social Happenings in Cities and Towns of Utah

her return YVES accompanied by Mrs.
Terrence and children and Mrs McClain,
all Of whom intend to make their home
at that place Eureka friends will re-
gret tho removal Of the family from this
city.
William Gear, a nephew OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H F. Gear, was out from the
capital this week upon a short visit.
Miss Goldie Gear will leave within the
next few days for Salt Lake. where she
will attend school at the University Of
Utah
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bridges returned
home on Sunday evening after spending
g. few days with relatives at Salt Lake
and Pennington. and report an enjoy
able time.
Miss Allcock and Miss Bergman re-
turned homo yesterday after ten days
sojourn with Salt Lake relatives.
Miss Bernice Mangum left on Tuesday
for Mt. Pleasant. where She Will attend
the Wasatch academy.
The Misses Sadie Alyward. May Sulli-
van, Ethel Hannifin and Ella Weldon
visited with Mrs, Brown at the Centen7
NAL Eureka mine on Wednesday
A committee Of ladies from the Ogden
lodge will visit Tintic hive NO. g.. Ladies
OF the Maccabees, on next Thursday
evening, September IL, for the purpose OF
presenting the local lodge with the state
banner won In the membership campaign
which has just been brought to q close
BAIL w. Cornish, tho pioneer mercha mt
| Of Tintic, Is spending few weeks yaca-
/ tion in Idaho.
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Salt Lake City, where they will spend
the coming winter.
John II. Zundel and Miss Dagmar Sor-
ensen of this city were united In mar
rlage Wednesday, Mr- Zundel WAS for
merly Of Willard and is a prominent resi-
dent Of this city. Miss Sorepsen is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. H Sorsen-
sen and one Of the popular young women
Of the city. They Will make their home In
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs T W Evans are up from
Salt Lake City visiting Mr.. Evans's par
ents, Mr., and Mrs. Tom Evans OF this
city.
/ Mrs. Victor e. Madsen and little son are
spending a few weeks visiting relatives
and friends in Idaho.
John Young was A visitor to Idaho
Falls during the week
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus L. Hanson were
down from Maiad during the week Mr..
Hanson went TO Idaho Falls TO locate
permanently and Mrs. Hanson Is visiting
her parents in this city. 4,
Harry Heaton visited his family In
Salt Lake City Sunday and Monday.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
n, Stohl We're given a farewell banquet
at the Hotel Utah-na by the three bishops
| of the city and their wives. Mr.. and
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PARK CITY.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Sept. Mrs. Anna M.
kopp entertained very pleasantly Sat
avenue. The guests were the members
OF the $500 Card club
Lew Smith left during the week for
Lawrence, Kan, where he will attend
school
A pleasant affair of the week was the
farewell dinner given by Sam Treweels
for Lew Smith Tuesday afternoon. The
invited guests were Miss Hannah Le-
compte, Mrs. c, w, Hodgson, Mrs.
Eleanor w Laughlin and Ed Lecompte.
Jack Murphy has returned to the Park
part OF the state.
Miss Nome Hurley returned TO Salt
Lake Sunday afternoon.
Miss Cora Mulgrave returned to the
Park Thursday morning.
The members OF the ladies' society OF
the Congregational church were enter.
tanned Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. z. j Beggs.
DIR. j. ], Galigan returned to Salt
Lake Tuesday afternoon after pleas
ant visit in the Park with his mother,
Rev. Thomas Galligan.
Mrs. Sherman Fargo was Salt Lake
passenger Sunday afternoon.
Ira r. Sherman, Joe Weeter. John Mar
tin and Chester Dalshish returned from
Salt Lake the early part of the week,
Miss Margaret Rannon Of Colorado
Springs is in the Park for a short stay,
the guest OF her cousin, Sister M.
Kathleen,
Mrs. James Kemp. Jr, is visiting with
relatives in Park city.
Mrs. Swan entertained the members Of
the Pythian Birthday club at her home
were Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs. Nora Williams
Mrs Paxton, Mrs John Williams, Mrs
Hodgson:. Mrs, Deighton; Mrs. Matheson.
Mrs. Gllkenson Mrs: Kemp, Mrs. Tri-
gounna and Mrs. Nichols.
a quiet wedding took place Monday
noon AT the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. David
Baxter, when Miss Mary Baxter and
Austin Brown We're united In marriage
Only the near relatives were present,
Mre. NJ NJ. Condor entertained at din
ner Thursday evening In compliment to
Miss Margaret Bannon of Colorado
Springs.
Mrs T.. ". McEwan was hostess at a
card party Thursday evening at her home.
The members OF the Evening Card club
and q few other friends were the In
! vited guests. The home was bright with
flowers. Refreshments were served and
prizes were awarded 10 Mrs. Short. Mrs.
Smith. Mr., Hellman and o. c. Lookhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hellnlan OF Galena. Ill,
are In Park City for a months visit with
their daughter. Mrs. Short
Joseph Sullivan left. Monday afternoon
I for Chicago. where he Will remain for
! some time.
Miss Eva Jennings CT tho Judge Mercy
| hospital visited in the Park Monday, the
| guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Westheld.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Really of Scranton,
| Pa. have been visiting In the Park with
| their sister, Mrs. w. Campbell
F.. j. Hamilton and Isabella Jones,
| both Of Park City. We're quietly married
in Salt Lake Saturday afternoon.
| Misses Margaret and Lorrita Jennings
| left Monday for Genwood Springs, where
| the young ladies have accepted positions
| In the schools of that place,
Miss Hansen. nurse at the Miners
| hospital. is enjoying visit with relatives
! In Nebraska.
Miss Laura Huddy returned to the
| Park Tuesday morning after a few days
! visit with friends In Salt Lake.
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EUREKA.

Special TO The Tribune.
EUREKA, Sept 7-Miss Clarisa Stott
and her mother, Mrs. Elsie Stott of Salt
Lake, are the guests of the family of
Mrs. Stott's brother, r. N. c. Stott Of
this city.
The members of the carpenters union
gave an enjoyable dance at the Elks
pavilion on Monday, night in honor Of
friends Of the union and n merry time
was enjoyed.
The first meeting OF the season of the
Entire Nous Literary club was held at
day afternoon. large membership being
present. Mrs. Charles F. Huish pre-
sented splendid paper on "The Life Of
Shakespeare which was discussed by
several OF the members.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson is entertaining
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ms
onRer OF Santaquin.
Mrs. Sarah Arrgoni Is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. John Sims of Lehi
Mrs. J. NJ, Smith and Miss Maude
smith are soiourning with Salt Lake
friends
Miss Heller, who has been spending the
summer at Logan, returned home this
week.
Miss Tessle Kirkman, who has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs, Alfred
Moyle, returned to her home at Provo
| this week.
Miss Cecilia Gavin Of Salt Lake, who
has been the guest OF Mrs c. P. Har-
| vielle and daughter. Wee Wee, returned
home this week.
Miss Della Lloyd and Miss Carrie
| Webb. both OF Mammoth. We're the guests
Of Salt Lake friends early lin the week
The Mammoth Home Dramatic club
| Will present Along the Missouri on
| September Is
Archie Bartlett and wife of Mammoth
We're called to Springvillc on Sunday by
the death of the formers father
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mccormick who
were married In this city a few weeks
ago. have returned.
home the early part OF the week. after
spending few days with Salt Lake
| friends
Mr.. and Mrs, e Rozellc Of Maitland.
Mo, were here this week for visit with
| the family OF their SON. Frank Rozelle.
epts and Oscar Wilkins upon "A fishing
trip to the Strawberry valley
Joseph Passey was in Salt Lake on
business during the week.
Edward Gillis, who has been in the
United States navy for the past four
night and will remain here and assist
his father. Albert d. Gillls, who is on
Grating a lease In the Uncle Sam mine.
| Tho young man visited many parts OF
and his discharge. papers indicate that
| he made splendid record during the
time that he was in the navy.
Mr.. and Mrs George Jones of Robin
son left this week for visit with friends
at Denver. They will bs absent for
about ten days
| Mrs Vickers. who has been here for
| IA visit with Mrs. q. NJ. Terrence for the
past few months. returned TO her home
at Phoenix. Ariz., on Tuesday. and upon
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PROVO.
Special 70 The Tribune.

Special 70 The Tribune.
PROVO, Sept. 7.-One Of the very en-
joyable social affairs Of the week was
l.. Biersach at the Num- residence on
South Academy avenue Monday evening.
Asters of red. green and yellow were
cards being of Dutch design and beau
titully harmonized with the other ar
were Mesdames w; 3. searle. Murray
Schwab, r. r. Irvine. Jr.. Grant c. Bag
10y and Mrs. Leo Brand enberger.
Miss Saliua Saxton of Salt Lake was
the complimented guest at 81 lake party
ters. The party went TO the old resort
and there took supper, after which a. sail
on the lake was enjoyed. Those taking
the trip were Electa Wood. Anna Stubbs,
Lizzie Taylor. Myrel Classify, Edna Miller.
Marie Hedquist, Beva Peters and Alice
Cunningham. Miss saxton was also
Marie spafford Monday evening, when
the other guests were those attending the
lake party
Invitations have been issued for the
wedding reception OF Miss Agnes Busaith
and p, a. Clayton which is to be ten.
dered the young couple at the home Of
the brides father c. Busalth. 1884 South
Ninth East street, Salt Lake City The
this city and will be at home to their
friends after September 1e-
On Wednesday OF this week the Bullock
family held their reunion at the old lake
resort Dancing and a programme of
short speeches. musical selections and
| recitations were the features, together
with an elaborate luncheon. Ono hun
dred and fifty members of the family
| were present.
| Miss Marie Hedq,ust was hostess at an
oyster supper at her home Sunday even
ing, when Miss Salina Saxton was the
oomplImented guest. Tho other guests
were Lizzie Taylor Adele Peters, Ann
Stubbs and Myrel Classify.
The Misses Anna *, and Zells Smoot
arc visiting in Salt Lake CITY with Mr..
and Mrs, A + Gordon, who arc located at
the Dorius apartments
| After spending the past two weeks Wis
iting relatives In this city. Mrs. Lee
Peck has returned to her home In Salt
Lake, She was accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. T.. S. Goddard
Miss Grace Saxey. who is to be mar
ried this month, was tho compliment ed
guest at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday
| evening given by Mrs. John McEwan and
Mrs, Frank Ward at the homo Of the
former a programme OF games and mu :
sic was rendered and n luncheon WAS
served. Miss Saxey was the recipient
OF many useful and beautiful presents
turned TO Olmsted after spending the
past week In Salt Lake City. guests at
the Hotel Utah
Thad and Walter Evans OF Salt Lake
City spent tho fore part or the week WIS.,
iting relatives and friends In Provo,
Among the Provo people who spent the
past week In the state capital were Mr..
and Mrs. Grant c. Bagley, Mr., and Mrs.
W, L. Biersach. Senator and Mrs. Reed
Smoot Mrs A L. Buclsler. Miss Ethel
Noon and Mr.. and Mrs. Newell w, Smith.
Mrs. Charles Shields and daughter,
Frances Of Salt Lake City spent the
past ten days In Provo. the guests OF
| Mrs NJ. Fl Hardy. Mrs Hardy took her
guests TO Spanish Fork while they were
here and on their way back visited the
works at the west portal OF the Straw
berry valley tunnel.
Miss Florence Moore spent the fore
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LOGAN

Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN, Sept. Two delightful affairs
We're given this week by Mrs. 6. B.
Thatcher and Miss Dora Wright at the
home of Mrs. Thatcher on First South
street Tuesday and Friday. The party
given Tuesday was In honor Of Mrs. VIII
lard Langton and the afternoon WAS most
pleasantly spent by thirty guests, The
occasion with .profusion OF pink sweet
peas, asters and nasturtiuTus. Mrs, r..
w. Robinson assisted in receiving the
guests and Miss Marie Barker assisted IN
the dining room. Luncheon was served
from small tables prettiy adorned with
flowers, on Friday Mrs. Thatcher and
Miss Wright received thirty-fye moro OF
their friends at a delightful Kensington.
effective flowers, asters and nasturtiums.
and the afternoon was spent at sewing
Refreshments were served and music was
feature OF this occasion. Mrs. E. w.
Robinson assisted at both affairs.
Mrs. Louise G. Kimball. who has been
spending the summer In Logan, was hos
tess at small bridge party given at the
home OF George II. Champs Wednesday
afternoon, The 1loraI decorations were
most effective. large vases and bowls
fllled with beautiful pink stocks being
used exclusively. The guests were seated
ct Ave tables and beautiful prizes fell to
Mrs. lc, d, Ball and Mrs. Il. II, Bacon,
Mrs. Kjmball was assisted In serving re-
freshments by Mrs. Il. d. Ball,
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Guy Carbon
| and Miss Phebe Nebcker entertained with
four tables OF brldga In honor OF Miss
Barbara Howell, who is to be, one of the
carly fall brides. Four tables of 500 were
| played and the prize was awarded Mrs
| William Morrell. \ dainty guest prize
was presented TO Miss Howell The deco
ratlons throughout the rooms were white
| and purple asters,
Complimentary to Mrs Franklin c.
| BramweTl. who Is visiting here from I.e
Grand. Or. Miss Amy Wilson give a de-
| liehtful party dnosday evening. The
rooms were frightened with sweet peas
and asters, and refreshments were served
| An interesting game was a feature OF the
occasion. and the prize was won by Mrs
r. c, Bramwell. Tho Invited guests were
Mrs. Frank w, Thatcher. Mrs. George
| Hendricks. Mrs. II. s. Bulge, Mrs. Moses
Thatcher. Mrs. Marshall, Mrs, Roy Bullen
Mrs. NJ. Tarr, Miss Lettie Thatcher, Miss
] Gencvieve Thatcher, Miss Dora Wright
| and Miss Hazel Ballif
A wedding of interest to wide circle
OF friends was that Of Miss Josephine
Bourdrero and II. ID. Stussy OF Los An.
gelcs. The ceremony was performed nj
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BRIGHAM CITY.

Special to The Tribune,
BRIGHAM CITY, Sept. miss Flor
ence Valentine was guest at a social In
her honor given at the home of her par
South Main street, a farewell prior to
her departure for Salt Lake. The even
ing was q social success. Those who
We're present were the Misses Anna OIL
Daisy Olsen, Dagmar Sorensen, Sarah
Matthias. Nellie Jensen, Nina Nelson,
Lucy Larsen and Matte Hansen.
NJ II yelling was a visitor to Brig
ham City dring the week.
Mrs. L. NJ, Christensen Of Mink Creek
was the guest OF Mrs. Denmark Jensen
several days during the past week,
Victor r. Madsen and s. Norman Lee
were Salt Lake visitors Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Jensen OF Salt
Lake city spent Thursday in this city,
IT. A. Peterson of Logan was a Brig
ham visitor Monday.
II. ]. Hatch OF Franklin. Ida, spent
several days OF the past week visiting
his daughter, Mrs. D. P. Woodland OF
this city
Joseph N, stohl is up from salt Lake
spending several days In this city.
II, G. McDonough of salt Lake City
spent Thursday in this city.
Ariel Jensen. who departed during the
week for mission TO Denmark, was
given a farewell social by number OF
friends at the home OF his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac II. Jensen. Third East
and Second North streets The evening
was delightfully."- spent In various games
and partaking OF refreshments, Those
present were the Misses Mary Young.
Ethel Rces. Jessie Brown, We're Rees.
ATr Stoney Bowen Of Logan. Beatrice
Brown Veda Cooper, Florence Watkins.
Edna Stohl, Lois Peters, Connie Madsen,
Alice Forsgren and Lenora Jensen, and
Isaac Hansen. Earl Wright. Lowell Nor
tensen, Emery Rees. Orion Jensen. Ariel
Jensen. Clinton Lillywhite, Milton Jensen.
Perry u, Peters. Reuben Jensen. Mr. and
Mrs. J. III. Jensen,
Mrs Nellie Harter and daughter OF
Salt, Lake City are spending a few days
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Reed,
Miss Louise Berg spent few days OF
the week wishing relatives and friends
In Ogden,
Misses Florence Valentine and Stellu
Petersen departed Monday morning for
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BINGHAM.

Special to The Tribune.
BINGHAM Sept 7.-Mr. and Mrs.
Gillian have moved from the Hyland COT
tase into one Of the new MCGUIRE COT
tages.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Olson left Tuesday for
Logan. where they will make their home
John c. Green of the Utah Copper left
this week for New York city. he VIII
visit other eastern points and make a
short stay In Denver on his return. "here
he will visit relatives.
A. S, Hargrove and family have moved
to Salt Lake to reside, where Mr.. Har-
grove will have charge OF the GLOBE
hotel.
the guest OF her husband at the Boston
Consolidated.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Schweitzer have
moved into the Finell apartments
Mrs. g. ". Ray spent several days at
the capital this week.
The local order OF Maccabees gave a
successful Labor day dance In Canyon
hall Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. l. IL Masters were up
from Provo Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C, r. Addcrley returned
from a trip to Yellowstone park Sunday.
Miss Alice Barmettler of Georgetown.
Colo. arrived in camp the last Of the the
week where she will resume her duties
as a tea cher In the Central school.
Mrs A. Wormley Of Copperton Is on a
visit to friends and relatives in Chi
| cago.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Walter Lund-
berg entertained at an informal tea party
in honor OF Mrs, Charles Coddington OF
Mesdames is @ E j. Ayers, William Vaughn,
William Scales and g. MaXfield
Mrs. e w. Duggins returned TO Bing-
ham Friday after a several weeks visit
with friends and relatives in Gunnison.
Utah.
DR.. Boucher Of Manhattan. la. who
home the first of the week.
Miss jeanette Bolognese went to Salt
! Lake Sunday TO attend st. Mary's acad-
envy
| w. D Cretzler is now on a visit 10
| friends and relatives In Denver, Colo.
Joseph Berger returned the last OF
| the week from a trip TO Eureka.
| Miss Leila Moore was at Midvale this
week attending the teachers institute,
George Reynolds was over from Lark
Monday.
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Mrs. stohl have now taken up their resi-
dence in Salt Lake City. Mr. Stohl
served as bishop of the Third ward OF
this city for the past twelve years. An
elaborate banquet was served. Those
at the function were Mr.. and Mrs. stohl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Blackburn,
Mr.. and Nlrs. George w. Watkins Nr
and Mrs. Brigham Wright. Mr.. and Mrs.
Oleen N Stohl. w. G. Horsley and Vic
tor E. Madsen. After the dinner was
served the party spent the evening at
the. home Of Mr.. and Mrs. oleenN N.
Stohl.
Heber n. Stohl spent a few days OF
the week visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. c. Wixom spent Sum
day and Monday in Garland.
Isaac II. Jensen was visitor to Salt
Lake City "Wednesday. where he went 10
bid farewell 10 his son, Ariel, who has
departed for a mission to Europe.
Guy Boyd anl Miss Katherine Hart
mann OF Garland were united In mar
riage In this city Wednesday The cere-
mony was performed by T. III. Black
burn
Art styner OF Malad spent few days
Of the week visiting In this city
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CHAPTER XVI.

Baron Zollern had been a mighty
man at home in Germany. Stories Of
;his strength and his tremendous deeds
iwere table-talk from Mainz to Dantzic,
land 1t was even said that his great
,countryman, Eugene Sandow, would
have found it no easy task to cope
with the baron In physical achieve
ment The baron, however, was now
in the position of man who tries to
hold a wildcat with each hand, and
even his strength might have proved
insufficient to restrain the kicking,
slugging captives had not half dozen
husky fellows-Germans, every one
OF them-sprung up as If by magic all
around the trio. Surrounded and out
numbered, the boys had sense enough
to quit fighting, and stood gasping, dis
heveled, glaring at the baron and his
retinue. Zollern, still smiling. In spite
Of painful bruises on shins and coun-
tenance, eyed the prisoners for a mo-
ment and then spoke in tone of the
utmost friendship and good-humor.
IVY so unruly, young chentlemen?
Vat haf l efer done dot you should be
so abusif?"
"You have done enough" snapped
Brockett, ito get yourself put away
for years to come-you have proved
yourself German spy, and even this
country doesn't deal very gently with
that kind of yellow dogs. Give me