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Stimmen5abl Der betben Souptfonoi.
boten mar foIgenoe: Glart 43312,
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eine Abitinlmung nad) Der onoerea
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gtomination eriolet mare, beriddet-
terte lih bic Snune Der Gelegoten. Del
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3iidt, gejoblt ooer e5 DuroeH ifapahc
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genoe ReiiiItot: Glart 422, @ilior
50lIa, llntertpoob 106, Sarnlon %
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glutrag fpilroe nliiten in Der abitim.
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gaten mad)ten iih iiber 3. SauiIton
geipis bon Chicago luifig, Der CUR
3eit ben Boriis fiibrte lrno es brad
ein itiirrniifes Gelahfer aus, als oos
0otlim ssotpa's nngefiiuoigt fuiIroe.
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ion uno cine Stinnie fir ben adS
barren ]. SamiIton 2e,pis."
2eipis braudte niebrere Winiue
Iunr Den T,uriiIt 5li uHterbriiden.
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bic Ieleanten 10 ernriioet. odb iie
rehtes sSntereiie ,nebr on ben 9
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prompt Inn uiertel DOT Elm llbr nHgs,
aomu.en.
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bierber. mnb nah elmer 0onferend
be,n GonDerneur NiIfon iagten
miieI 0iibIcip, jr. ein @anfier
lsserien Gitp. unb Soiepb Wernfi<llV
lein Rni,imnnn bon bort: ,Bir sperben'
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| Hraiibentihaft ieiiens bes 0cuner.
neurs Nilion in Der ietigen ariiis
lmegen manaels an @eI6 3uionluifn.
fdili. @ir iinb bereit, bic 4otelref.
nungen unb nnbere notbmenbige ailg.
lgnben an beeIeiden, 6ie bic DiIion.
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5ablen I'M Stanbe fino. Hir eriuorten
dui bieie Hciie iuenieitens 5000
nus8ugeben. unh ipenn n6tbig fdnnen
Iiuir in "a Gtunben $50. 600 ifir biz
fen 9ue6 mifbringen. Dir fperben az
les beooblen, mas notbie 1T Inn bieie
Qe,iie In Baltimore ;u boIten Qn6lolp
unD 8ernitein peroen am Dienitua
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02

G1eionnsstlage eesen Sc Rop 4llen
Jifber fpessn Derlafens unb Nihts
oerforsuns elm. Sie perIanst S6eis
buns, unterbaltnussselb unb bic Sbs
but iiber ibr 9Ohterfen.
Das 9eitoment bon Wilbelm
Seblborit tpurne i'm gountpgeri6t
binterlest unb ansenommen. Gr
htnterIdBt aues ieiner Satin Rarie
Ssblbprft unb ernennt Tie CUR gretus
tprin. Sn ietnem 9eitament hiuterlGBt
Senrp Rieman ales ieiner Satin
Maria Rieman uno ernennt lie CUR
Gretutorin, geab ibrem 5obe iollen
ieiHe 9inoer ii9 in Die 9tnterlahens
fdaft tbeilen.
- @runpeisenthums siibertrasungen.
Clifford g. Walfer an .. 8. Wis
fsnol, Got an Der Rprboit Gds Der
RuTeu 4penue uno elmer Illep spts
iten Der II. uno IL. Strabe. 81.
gllhert g. 2uolptp an Sennie pureea,
Got an Der Sim Strdbe peitlit Der
Genner Strabe, 2uolop, 81.
- Wm. 9eininger srlangte einen
8auerIaubnibidein fir Elm 5ramege@
bGupe an Der Sellar Ipenue, Sptihen
Der 5unttngton uno 0eGur'ep Mp.,
bds $3.50 oiten ioa,
- @beI6eine. 0iqiamGrneit. 36,
uno 2uela 8inns. 36. beioe oon
SpringfieIb, .. - SamueI ). Rpee,
81 unb Gpslpn u. RoB, "a, beios DON
gopinston, ap. - 9enrp W. Scott,
%, unb Surriet 6. Sbarp, 20, beioe
pon 2erington, ap. - Sobn 6. Sa7<
ner, %, BON Columbus, g., uno glna
9. Moran, 25, Don Cincinnati. -
Bernard 6eitsnfelo, 21, uno Gertrude
gtIer, %, beioe BON Gopinston, Sp.
- 8iQiam gittner, 30, ron Ginctns
natl, uno 4nna Sdaberg, %, bon
gouington, ap.
= Settle Jlorsnce Seller tpuroe pom
Sarrp S. SeIer gsidieoen. sic erbleIt
bic Sbbut iibsr ibr Sino.
- Sobn Burt, Der Don ben 8robgs'
Ttnorsnen bes aleinOtebItuhls onge'
tluat purbe, tpurbe unter $1,000 Surgz
itdft aus Der Suft entlaHen.
- SIN Safe BON RaIpb pine gegsn
bic Carolina gng. 60. CAB Rlhter
5rucp elm ErtbeiI fir $864.65 3li
GunItsn bss Gldgers ob. Die Summc
/ 1T fir oeIieferte 2lrbsit an Der 8antIld
Greet Bride.
! - Stadtssgants4pmmiHdr 2no.
mas s. Smitb bon 5rantfort ernannt'
oeftern Rdntin 81. Re1C pon GooIng
ton gum Deputp.
- Sn Der geitern Aosno abgshalts'
rsn Sisung bes StuDtratbs MURDER
nur Routinegeitdfte erleotst. 0d oel
/ Stabt. .4uoitor uno Der StdotzS6oB
meiitsr nit ben itdotiihen Steuern be
/ fAdftiqt iinb, fpuroen bic Rehnuugsr
fir nen WpnQt Suni niht Derleisn
4m 5rsitag finoet eine Spe3laI.SlB
ung itQtt.
- Sm 6duIe Der laura Ragdr
| glO. 118 Sft 15. Strabe, eHtitano ae
| fern Qbsno I'm 6 ll6r Elm Jeuer, oat
3atten, Die an Strei6hoI5eru nagten
rerurfoht batten. Der Shooen Be
| lGuft iia duf 800.
- 5reb. 8roite, Der friiber elr
gdterei an Der Ulaiu Strabe inn
bate nurbe gum itelpertretsHbsn 30
Tighten ernannt.
- Grant BRADFORD, 55 Sabre at
Elm Zimmerman, fieI geitsrn in sinsn
Reubaou in SiiosGuDingtou BON einen
geriiIt uno srIitt einen gru4 Der lin
fen aniei6eibe.
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Die bisfss RspifionssgsbOrbe, tpel'
DE. fpis aus Der aefirigen ausgabe CT.
iihilih mar. burh ibre foref6ltiss Ut.
belt o1s StsusrsDupiiiat pon 1911
um nabe,u $2s, 700, 900 erbOht bot,
erhielt asitern BON Der staaissEt.ue-.
apmmiiIion etn Shreiben. NORM oi:
lesi.rs aSrperihaft ben Witelieoeru
fir bic astrsus GrFiiluna ibrsr pflihs
ten unb bic tr3islten Reiuliais ihrt
b1hftt 9lneritnnuna ousoriift.
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Ssrr Spiepb Grsptr, 2e5rer
Der oeutittn Sprdbe on Der Sughss
SotiduIs, iit nit isiner 8dttin auf
9siuh nah Rep Yor. obssreiit, mo
CT stpsi Wtonate lang bel islnsm bort
anidiiieen Spbn Otto osrb!etbsn
niro.
Serr Senrp gopp befinott Iih
auf elmer RsI'e ndh Deuti6Idro. er
fGbrt ouf bsm Rorooeutihen aIppos
bampfer ,aoiisr WiIbeIm Der Grobs"
BON Rsrp Yort nad Bremen ab.
glm Samftdg reidte 5srr Stto
z. geter, Der Sobn unfsres betonns
ten Witbirgsrs SocOb getsr unb
beFen Satin NusbaIens gstsr. Jrdus
Iein gert6a 2anbipebr Don
2549 Weitpisp Qpe. bic Sano sum
Gbebunbe. Die grouung puros bon
poitor 8srtram BON Der Wlatbdusgts
aemeinbe polIBogsn. Cine idons Sod
seitsfeisr fono i'm 6oufe Der GItern
bes grdutisams. 259 GINNING Ctr,
i'm geiiein Der sahlrsihen gerponoten
uno Jreunbsn beg iuneen paares ftdit.
neIhes nsbIt ben berslihftsn 0Iiids
niin'6en nit i16nen GeIhenten be-
baht fpurbs. Dufielbe bat nun iein
!6eim in 2526 Seffsriun aoe. aufsss
ihLn9eu.
9as gesrdbniB bes ben 1olsen eis
nes llnfallss erleaenen 0euertpehr
adpitdns Sad aeefe bon
Sprisen Com. l5, finbei beuie bon Der
ct. Xapisrs Sirfe aus iiatt. Jols
eenbs Ritslieber bes Jtuertpebr De-
partements tperoen ala Bdbrtuhtr6ger
fungirsn: Qsui. !. :. Baoer; Capt.
9. G'Reill; Capt. gb. 9r,sman;
Capt. 9. gpnnsilp; Capt. W. 5ons
lain; Capt. 3. mDies; Capt. J. mes
Gstpinus; 2sut. ). Dohertp.
Inter sablreidtr 9eibeiligung fanb
gsiterH Morssn bic Yeerbisung Der
am lebten Wittipoh Woreen ploblih
psritorbsn.n btutF6en pionierin. Urau
aouife 9oepts Sisfert, BON Der
Wobnuns Der Deritorbensn. $40. 3421
Clinton 4ps., ftatt. p1iior 6ueo Gis
isnlobr leitete ben 1rauergotiesbienIt.
Die 9eiiesuns erfoIsts auf Dem
Sprins GroOs airhbofs. 2ns gobrs
tudtrGa.r funsirten: Robert Sisfsri.
Norman Sisfert. 2tuguit auebbins.
William 9raul, Otto Steinpasbsl.
WiIliam aOebr. s. DOepfs unb q. 6.
Werria.
Sm alter bon 72 ssobrsn In am
Sonntus Ro9mitias 5srr anbreas
aoebler au einem beiTsrsn asbsn
abberufen ipcrben. Der 0eritorbsnt
binierldbt ouber fsinen beihen SSbs
nen, stspban unb Sobn Rpeblsr, eiren
groben 8stannienfreis, Der jsinen Cob
aufrihtig bebaueri. Die geerbigune
finbet morgen, Wlitipoh, Hddmittoo
nm 2 llbr bon 9beo. 6omxrs 9obtens
tapene. gde 13 uno WoInut Ctr. aus.
ftatt.
Jrau 6 onifn geber, geb. Roth
| fuB. ift eefiern Morgen mad lansem
Idnersn 2eiben tn ibrer Mobnung,
Ro. 503 W. McWiden Mps.. geitorben
Die Derftor6sne mar bic Mittpe bon
Jofepb Better unb trfreutt iih tptgtH
ibres liexnspiirbigtn Meitns ollgt,
meiner 9sliebtbeit. Gie binterldbl
aubsr ibren 4ngeb0rietn einen grcbtr
Bstonntentreis. DIR Wesroigune fin,
bet moreen, MsiitDo6. Ro4mittds un
l2 llbr. bonn 1ransrluuis itatt.
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Iabtsn une 0euebue.

- Gum geiten bes Speers SO.
ipitals miro am 4. Iuli ouf BEN
freien 8Iase gfo. 926 ,Siinfte aoenue.
Canton. Dem Speer's SoipituI gegen.
iiber, elm 9faienieIt NIT 5euerpert
pernnItnItet
Serr Sreb. qohIer u1o iSami.
Tic, BON Rep Cattle, Snb.. limb aui
geiuh bel Serrn Thomas aabler
Canton, eingetroifen.
sSrau Gliiabeth Wueller uni
Reffe Stonlep aemmerling bon Tan.
ton, iino nat sluguita, ap., gereiit
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Den qehrertas Reifsnben fpurbe
seitern abenb in ben Rdumen bes ITEM
Dprtsr aieberiron5 Elm qommers pers
anitoltst. 6trr ). q. 9urghorbt bate
in ieiHsr Gigenibdft als prdfibfnt
bes hisiisen GebrsrDsreins an ben Buns
bssprdfiOsnsen Or. Gid foieenbe De-
pefte abssfhidt: x5m Nomtn bes
GeutEnen Qebrerpertins BON Gincins
noti piinfde benz 2ebrsrbunbe sliidIis
De ReiIe, srobsn Grf0Is, fr0bes Wie.
berfehkn..
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Id Hidbts tbua icnn'
is. Die Asrsie be-
banptItea miA aui
psriAisbsne RraHsbsis
ten, bod fans i4
isins gshsruns. 51
ipuree 10 iAlimM,
eab ih Tag uno
Rodbt niAt ihlaisn
sOnntt. gdbreno ID
In eteiem 3utanss
mar, los i4 por Sns
bta @, Qsnfbom >
gsseiabis GompounD
1 Il Il
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(;yortisbung Don Der l. Esiie.)

tionen. iuie be TeIegnten, ihienen am
Abeno entinieben in id)Iedter 2onne
5n fein. Ter 0oriiter Games lieb 10.
fort nod Der Gr6ffnung Der Sieung
Die Ibiiren idIicben- iinb er iDornte
be Unlerien, bnb Ct feinerIei Te-
rnonItrnsion mebr buIOen iperbe. iino
bdb er be DdGerien BON Der poli3ei
rdaiucn Idiien piirbe, ipenn bcm Dc.
febI s,iipibsr GebonbeIt niirbe. lie
SO. MbitimHuno beonnn bnrnul.
TiesuSnl pesuunn @iton IL etim-
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ctr. cine Groucnitimmrehts ger.
iammIuns itntt, bon 5roit Ipitd,eII
1rrongirt, BET Der Grou Don aIen5e
nno anbere Ga1nen In beiitfder iino
enaIiiher 5prabe iprefen peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-02
jlau SteOenS
sr@on Ed
Na& iabrsIaneem eetben. Sast Dts
Fs lire Geiunbbeit piss
beserIanste.

gpcuriia, cflc. so fit feben Sabre
lang an f5rautnleietH, mar gan, abgsfpdn1t
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Personals

Senator and Mrs. Thomas Kearps
left yesterday for Indianapolis 10 be
gone a week OF so Their daupbter
Miss Helen Kearns, will reach homo
today from California accompanied by
Miss Bessie Faddis, and the two SONS
will be here later, all to remain over
tho holidays, Their parents will return
in time to join them.
Nfs' Charles Crane has returned
from Los Banos, Philippine Islands,
where sho spent four months VISITING
Lieutenant and Mrs. George n Hu5.
dleson and their new daughter, Frances
Harmony, who was born TO them Jplv
10. Mrs. Crane is at home for the
present with Mr.. and Mrs. Goorgc
Walker oos First avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Ratbmap
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

G. A. Quigley, Miss G. Cosgriff, Mrs
NJ. j. Daily, Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. E. =.
Chamberlain, Mrs. r. Morrison, Mrs
j. B. Risque, Mrs. C. W. Whitley, Mrs
D. A. Gallivan, Miss Kato Halloran
Mrs. w. E. Fife, Mrs. NJ A. Hughes
aud Mrs. j, ]. Harvey.
THE McCune home on North Main
IL street, which is perhaps the most
spacious and best adapted for enter
tanning Of any home in the city, is to
be thrown open this week for two
large affairs, which promise much in
the way of pleasure. Mrs. Jacketta
MeCune Green and two friends, Mrs.
Campbell and Miss Denhalter, will en-.
tertain at an elaborate dancing party
on Wednesday evening and, On Friday
night, Mr.. and Mrs, Ray Naylor win
entertain a party Of their friends at a
similar affair, Mrs. Naylor is the eld-
est daughter Of the McCune family,
and is one Of the popular young ma,
irons in the Utah club. The McCune
home has very beautiful ballroom On
the top floor, with a banquet room ad
Joining, which makes an ideal place for
Just such affairs as arc planned for
the week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

and Mrs. singiser and littlo Theodore
Rathman who have been staying at the
Hotel Utah since they sold their home
here, left yesterday for California,
They will 90 direct to Los Angeles
and will spend the winter visiting
various points of interest nearby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Samson Harvey
have arrived from Chicago, where they
were married late in November. and
will be at homo after January ] IN
their own home at 73s Sixth avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Rooklidge
have moved up from their country
place and will shortly be settled in the
Kerr home at l164 Harvard avenue
Mrs, n. D. Niles and Miss Niles have
taken back their own fat and will be
at home once more within few days
in the Ivauhoe apartments.
Mrs. P II. Ferguson and her daugh-
ter left yesterday at noon for san
Francisco after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell L. Tracy here. They will
meet Mr. Ferguson in San Francisco
and will go by water TO San Diego, re-
turning later to Los Angeles.
Mrs EIwood Brown and her two lit
tie ones will reach here on Thursday
and will be guests during their stay
in the city of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Roe
at l22 l. street,
Mrs. Jennie Chcever. formerly OF
Provo. returned Friday afternoon after
spending the past year or more in the
cast, and is at the Hotel Utah for a
few days visiting her son, Markham,
who is at the University club.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Dix leave today
for southern California TO remain over
the Christmas holidays. visiting their
son, Philip.
Miss Gertrude Dallas has taken an
apartment at the Covey, where she is
now at home to her friends.
Mrs Fred Bottsford of Portland. Or,
is hero visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Nibley for few days.
Mrs A. D. Surline and her daughter,
Miss Alta Surline, expect to return
home Thursday after having spent the
past six months on their fruit farm
near Auburn, Cal.
Mrs. Linton Reynolds OF Clinton, Ia,
and Mrs, Emma P. Booth of Athol. S.
d., are guests for a week Of Mr. and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

and Mrs. Crawford presided in the din
ing room, serving punch and coffee, and
here beautiful decorations of deep red
roses were used, Mrs, E1ton was Miss
Rosalie Mcclellan, daughter Of Gen.
John Mcclellan, retired.
a MOST delightful affair of yester-
L n day afternoon was the informal
tea at which Mrs Frederick T. Steig-
meyer entertained about thirty of her
friends, to meet Mrs. William Story,
wife Of Judge Story, new arrivals in
the city. The Steigmeyer homo at GIG
East Second South street, was beauti-
full with flowers, and radiant with hos.
pltality during the late hours of the af-
ternoon, and the hostess was assisted
IN receiving and caring for her guests
by Mrs. Mary e. Gilmore, Mrs. n. A.
Robertson, Mrs, Will Browne, Mrs.
Charles Tying, Miss Richmond and Miss
Marguerite Richmond.
6
THE card party planned by tine men,
IL bers of the new Judge Mercy Hos
pltal league, for Monday afternoon at
st. Mary's Cathedral hall, bids fair to
be hinge success. The arrangements
have all been completed and the ladies
IN charge Of the affair are Mrs. J. c.
Hanchett, Mrs. G. A Quieley, Miss
Margaret Gibbons, Mrs. w. T. Jensen,
Mrs. Ed. McGurrin, Mrs. A. X, Tiernan.
Misses Kate Halloran, Mary Holloran;
Mesdames j. C. Lynch, D. y, Hewitt,
NJ Cullen, G. NJ. Bell, Jos, Geoeheean.
W. W. Rivers, Burk, Curtis, j. A. De
Buck, Wilson, E. L. Sheets, Hanson.
r. c. Hill, Kirk. Mrs. Jas. Hughes
Miss Kate Halloran, Mrs. Thos. Kearns
and Mrs. VIM. NJ. O'Brien will pour.
Following is list of prominent ladies
who have taken tables; Mesdames w.
j, Mccormick, j, j, DAILY, A. II. 3. Bird.
=. w. Whitley. j.. B. Mccormick, J. c.
hanehctt, c. A. Quigley, b. o. Neck
lenburg, F. j. Westcott, A. II. Ensign,
DIR. McEnany, c, N. Butler, Marjorie
Mulvey Chamberlain, f. D. Woodruff,
Miss Eva. Jennings, Mrs. Kinney. Mrs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

Mrs, A. If. Parsons. Tn. ,.,.'
en- route to California and u;n
the winter in Pasadena. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. y. G.. Ricb,,,
moved from the Ivanhoc apa,,s a
and are now in their own hon
Douglas avenue. y
Mrs. F. !: McGauncy has 81.
New York and Washington On ',''
ness trip Of few weeks
Mrs. Elwood Brown. ono n, :,
attractive young matrons OF ,ho y
year or so ago, who has been i y r
for the past few years, il a.
home by the middle Of the moon y I
main n few days on her wov :, I
hen parents, Mr.. and Mrs p
Chicago. Mr.. Brown will -;
Brown and her two children Io,o,
Mr.. and Mrs Hoyt Sherman la
terday for San Francisco and a.!
to spend the next few wceLs w..
their son, Roger, and their d..-
Mrs, n. P. Gray. Later they win,
for Honolulu to spend poD.h i
Of the winter weather. !"
Mrs. William McGratb ma ".
Gratb have returned from -,
some two months in the cas-, h.
visited friends in Detroit and !,
places in Michigan. y
Miss Mccarthy has come f,ou,
Angeles and is with her sjsto, i
Jackliug, AT her home on Sootb r..
street. -
Miss Katherine Page has yo,.
Holyoke, Mass, TO make her home
her sister, Mrs. Spencer. wbo \
there.
DR.. and Mrs. Coburn are hc,, /.
San Francisco and are guests Of b
son and daughter, Captain and ,l
Harol D. Coburn at Fort Dough-.
Mrs. +. G, Morss is back from 4
with her mother and brother in o
cago. aud a trip TO New York vJs
mother Mr. and Mrs. Mors, a..
home again with Mr.. and Mrs Wl
WetzeIl on North State street
Mrs. Frank Wells. who has BEEN
iting Miss Grace Frost and Mic
more, has returned TO her nome n
Cannon, Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Amcs and d,
small daughter have gone to New 81
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Weddings and


Colonel and Mrs. Enos A. Wall have
issued cards for tho marriage Of their
daughter Alice Agnes to Lieutenant
Ned Merrill Green Of the Fifteenth
United States Infantry, The wedding
will be solemnized on Thursday even
ing, December 10, in st. Mark 8 cathe-
dral the ceremony being at 'clock.
This will be followed by a reception
from $3.50 on at the new home of the
Wall family, All East South Temple
street.
Mrs. Rachel Gaddies announces the
marriage Of her daughter, Gladys, to
Leland j. (Pat) Arnold, son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Henry E. Arnold of this city, The
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IL. II. McConaughey. Those not wish
ing to play will be welcomed to tea.
I 0CAL friends Of Miss Miriam
IL Nelke, formerly Of this CITY and
Provo, but now of San Francisco, will
be interested in the fact that she is
now an active member Of one OF the
leading clubs of that city, the Papyrus
club An attractive picture of Miss
Nelke, as "kitty Olive" is shown
in recent issue OF the San Francisco
Chronicle, she having appeared in an
entertainment in that part.
InNE of the really important society
" events Of the coming week is the
concert of Tuesday night which Colonel
Irons Is arranging OF a society nature
as well as being musical treat, and
us all the officers from the post will
be out in full dress it Will be worth
seeing as well as hearing. The col
onel is being assisted In his work by
number OF local musicians.
NN NEXT Wednesday evening the
~ members Of the young ladies'
sodahty Will be the hostesses at a de.
hghtful social affair in the form OF
card party in Cathedral hall, The
affair will be the second in n series of
similar social events for the winter sea.
SON. The committee in charge of the
arrangements are, besides the Officers
of the organization, Miss Margaret
Collins, Miss julia Stephens, Miss
Josephine Mooney, Miss Katherine
Owens. Miss Margaret Harrington and
Miss Clara Meyer.
Among the leading society women
who have taken tables are Mrs. Mar
garet b. Salisbury, Mrs. Thomas
Kearns, Mrs. William McCaskeu. Mrs,
j. C. Lynch, Mrs. William O'Brien,
Mrs. Edward McGurrin, Mrs. John T.
White, Mrs. F. J. Wescott, Mrs.
Thomas Marnane, Mrs. James Ivers,
Mrs. A. Fred Wey, Mrs. Joseph Geo.
ghegan, Mrs. W. s. Mccormick, Mrs,
j. Il. Gleason Mrs. A. II. S. Bird, Mrs.
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marriage took place in Blackfoot, Ida,
on Friday, November 90 The bride
groom is well known in local athletic
circles of the high school and the state
university.
Tho marriage Of Miss Dorothy Es.
telle Watson and Earl Vernon Smith
will take place December 10 at the
home Of the brides parents, 762 East
Sixth South street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Haueter. Of
Midway, Utah, announce the engage.
ment Of their daughter, Emma. to
Emory NJ. Hedges, the marriage to take
place in the near future.
Mrs. Robert Beveridge announces the
marriage Of her daughter, Nina, to
Leslie Pickering on Thursday, Decem.
ber 3, 1912, the Rev. Josiah McClaip
officiating.
Invitations have been issued nv Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Aldous for the mar
rage of their daughter, Martha Joe,
to Dennis j. Murphy, the wedding to
take place next Thursday at the Hotel
Utah.
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HE week is to be particular,
brisk one socially, what will
IL the rush of preparation foI
Christmas, the usual demands
OF charity al this time Of year and the
general run Of entertaining, and those
who are in the gay set. or even nearly
connected with it. will be kept On q
constant 60. Severnl skating parties
have been arranged for tomorrow
night, many theater parties are schsd-
ulcd as well, and numerous supper par.
ties are to fill in the time later.
Miss Richmond and Miss Marguerite
Richmond will entertain with matinee
party at the Colonial Thursday after
noon for Miss Alice Wall and Mrs.
Lewis A. Jeffs, at which a dozen Of the
young girls will bo guests. Mrs. Mark
W, Lillard will entertain the girls Of
her sewing club Tuesday afternoon, and
a number of smaller afternoon affairs
are planned.
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-09-27
BANG! GOES VISIONS OF
OIL WELLS NEAR RIVER
Prof. Weiner Blasts Dreams of
Fortunes for MANY.

The mysterious oil flow that has
been causing no end of speculation by
ozzing up through the bedrock at the
foot of u thirty-five-foot cassion
erected for the new Bridge street
bridge over the Passaie river, con
tinues.
When it first started a week ago it
was supposed that some neighboring
tank had sprung a leak. but after the
flow continued a few days that theory
died.
The latest theory advanced by Pro-
fessor Weiner, of Central High
School, to whom a sample of the oil
has been submitted, is that the flow
Is not of oil, but merely the common
variety of Passaic water slightly con-
taminated by tar and oily products
which have leaked from neighboring
buildings, and seeping through the
soil, have collected In large quantities.
lie places little credenee in the theory
that there is natural oil bed at the
bottom of the Passafc.