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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-12-05
Sleep and Altitude.

Some Swiss doctors maintain that
the amount of sleep should be regu.
lated by altitude. Too much sleep.
they say, is as harmful as too much
food or drink In low lying districts
seven hours slumber may be enjoyed
with impunity, but up in the noun
tains five hours Is enough These slsep
specialists also ban the practice Of
remaining In bed in the Erorning, half
awake, and insist on the necessity of
rising as soon as sleep fails. As a re-
suit OF their pronouncenents endeav-
ors have been made tn form sleeping
societies In Switzerland for the pur-
pose OF regulating the amount OK sleep
to be taken in the differen: dist let's.
Voloe Of The Charmed One.
Fair Suffragette-"Apd now, IL any
one who has heard my apeech wishes
to ask question, shall be happy to
answer" Masculine Voice (from rear
of halD-"R you haven't any other
company, may ses you home this
oVening7"--Judge.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-12-05
Not Exactly PLAYING.

Bellows - Does your daughter play
on the piano?
Fellows Tin tones Of deep disgust.
No. sir. She works on It, pounds on H.
rakes 1t, scrapes 1t, jumps on It, rolls
over on 1t, but there's no play about
It. sir.-London Telegraph.
elementary racIs OF prRcura1 carrying
that the rearing and keeping of live
stock afford the easiest, cheapest and
most natural means Of improving the
fertility Of the SOIL"
No, indeed.
siilicus--Do you believe any man IL
rich enough to do absolutely as he
please52 Cynicns--Not II he's mar
ried.-Philaaelphia Record.
A coward never forgave. II IL not
his nature. French Proverh
On the Other Foot.
John, how much money have we in
bank?"
1--WE? have few hundred dollars,
Maria. Why"
Nothing, only Just got a letter to-
day from the lawyer who settled up
my fathers estate. There was more
property than anybody anticipated,
good deal more"
."rhats fine: How much do we get
out Of 1t, Marian
"We7 / get few thousand dollars,
John WhyT'-Chicago Tribune.
Scared Her.
why has your wife decided to give
. up the European trip she was contem
platingT'
"She happened to hear somebody say
! that travelled broadened one."-Chlca.
60 Record-Herald.
Always take the short cut. ana that
h the rational one. Therefore say ana
do everything according to the sound
est reason.-MaTcus Aurelius.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-12-05

Devotion is the last love Of
women--Charles de Saint Eyre
mond.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-12-05
sAID OF woMAnkinp.

A woman's Lot Il made for her
by the love she accepts-Georgs
Eliot
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-12-05

With soft persuasive prayers
woman yields the scepter Of the
life which she charmeth.-Eried-
rich Won Schiller. II
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-12-05

1t is the male that gives charms
to womankind; that produces an
air In their faces, a grace In their
motions, ? softness In their
voices and a delicacy In their
complexions.-Joseph Addison.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-12-05

The weaknesses Of women have
been given them by nature to
exercise the virtues Of men,
Nine. Necker.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-12-05

siilicus--Do you believe any man Il
rich enough to do absolutely as he
pleasesf Cynicns-Not IL he's mar
ried.-Philadelphia Record.
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Always take the short cut, ana that
h the rational one. Therefore say and
do everything according to the sound
est ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Aureiius.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-06
SPANISH FORK.

SPANISH FORK. April 5-Arthur e.
Snow left Sunday evening for Los Ange-
les. where he will spend about two weeks
Monday afternoon the Third ward pri-
mary children were entertained al q
pleasant Easter social. given by the off,
vers OF the association. songs games
gems. and folk dances being the order
after which the officers gave Easter
greetings.
pleasant surprise was given VIII
Cornaby at his home Monday evening
by the members OF the eighth grade
school students.
On Friday evening the Indies OF the
Self, Culture club entertained their hus-
bands at the home of O. w. Robertson.
me decorations were In keeping with
Easter, Easter lily nests, with coored
eggs. and other Easter emblems were In
evidence. Supper was served In the
early evening. after which the time was
spent in musical selections. games and
social chat
A surprise party was held at the home
OF William Flavel OF the Third ward in
honor Of his son,
John Moore of Eureka this week Wis
tied his grandfather, John Moore OF this
city.
Edward Greer and family, who have
been spending the winter here, went
back TO their home in Idaho on Saturday
last.
Edwin Collett left for Blaclfoot Ida.
Saturday afternoon. where he will make
his home for himself and family.
Quet Johnson OF Richield, Ida. was
VISITING old friends and neighbors here
Monday and Tuesday this week
Miss Leda Hicks OF Clinton, In Span
Ism Fork canyon, was visiting relatives
and friends here Monday and Tuesday
Wednesday night Mark Lewis gave a
party Tor twelve of his young friends.
The early evening was spent In vocal and
instrumental music and games.
The seniors of the Spanish Fork high
school gave a party on Saturday even
ing at the high school gymnasium Re-
freshments were served. The seniors OF
the Springville and Spanish Fork high
schools and the faculty were guests for
the evening.
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PARK CITY.

PARK CITY April 5.-Mrs. +. W. McEwnn en-
terts'ued chboratoly Saturday afternoon at her
eomr In compliment 5oo to Mrs o. M G. Lockhsrt art
tho prizes awarded ~ follows: Guest
prize. Mrs Lockhot; first prize. Mrs. srds-
land second prIzo. Miss Minnie Cunningham
consolation prize. Mrs Forslund The invited
guest Misses Agnes Lusty, Hortense Lock-
hort Of Salt Lake, Nine Rsillie. Asncu Harrlne-
Minnie Cunningham. Katherine Cunningham
Mesdamcs Allen: Sheen Buck sesgs, Billings.
Short Bridgland Rocdmhn. Evans. Thompson.
Frsnke Browning. Forslund. Hnear,. KKopp.
Sutton. Smith. Welsh. Towoy and Hurlburt
Fraser Buck is home from Logan for short
visit with relatives.
nesr men OF this city gathered In honor of
Oliver G. Lockhart. now one OF tho oldest resi-
reservation countTy % whore he intends ] to -" make I
HIS home. The affair was strictly stag and
when the fifty men friends Of the host were
prepared for the occasion. soodtcllowship reirncd
and each present felt that he was losinE friend
by the going away OF Mr.. Lockhart W. D. su,-
ton. who acted toastmaster, briefly told of the
many years he had beon acquainted with Mr.,
I1,khart: and the following gentlemen were
W. D. Lewis. Mayor J. r Welsh, C. l. Mar
tin, F. W. Sherman. L. B. Wright. James Byrne
+, j. Mclaughlin.
Miss Ethel Hales IL spending a tew DAYS in
Park City with relatives and friends
Monday evening. at her homo Park avenue.
MT z. j; Besgs r,,', entertained at csrda The
to Mrs. Lockhart and Mrs. F. W. McEwnn, Tho
guests present wero Misgcs Edna Sutton, Ger
truds Mclaughlin, Minnie Cunningham Katb-
erine Cunningham Mesdnmes Sutton Browning.
Smith. Bridgland. Kopp Evans. Hagar. Welsh
Frankel Forsund. Allen and Lockhart.
Misses Frances Sherman and Alice FARGO arc
spending tho week visiting IN the Parl
Mv. 2. l.. Kopp entertained the members Of
tho Whist club and Bome other friends Tuesday
evening at her home Park avenue. The prizo~
winners for the occasion were: Guest prizes, Mrs
McEwan and Mr. Frankel; club prizes Mrs
Bridgland and Mr.. Sutton.
"wednesday evening tho members Of the De-
Cards. games and refreshments were enjoyed.
Mrs. F. n Smith entertained at a 6 o'clock
dinner Friday evening. The invited guests were
Frankcl and George Frnnkel
Miss Hortcaso Lockhart and Mrs o. C. Lock
hart were Salt Lake passengers Tuesday after
noon.
Tho members Of tho Phndolphinn society of
the high school gave programme In the school
Friday afternoon
Mvs. P. J. Tnllou returned Tuesday morning
sftor pleasant visit 10 Salt Lake
Memheru OF the Moose lodge enjoyed n social In
I. o o. r. hall "wednesday ovening.
Miss Lenora Hurley visited with relatives IN
the Park during tho week
j ". Quinn and George Hall were In the
Park during the week.
Henry Fares and c ". Hodgson were incom.
Ing passengers Thursday morning
Ernest ound Is home for a short vacation.
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L,EHI.

| bEHI April 5.-Wednesday evening was
ladies night at tho Commercial club
| The wives Of the club members furnished
the programme, which included cards, d
! song by Miss Dulcie Webb, a reading by
Miss Lucille Rogers. 8 piano duet by Mrs
Abe Anderson and Miss F1osSie DorIon, a
song by Miss Zelda Kirkham and a
song by Abe Anderson Refreshments
We're served.
About forty OF the friends of William
Wing gave him surprise party Tuesday
| evening Household games were played
| and refreshments served.
Victor Austin OF Idaho Falls is visiting
! friends in LehI
Earl Jacobs and Miss Ellen Butt were
| married in Provo Wednesday They were
given a reception at the. home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. n. Butt,
| Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Morgan Woodhouse, Jr.,
have returned to Lehi. after spending two
years in Idaho Falls.
John L. Standring Is visiting friends
in Leh.
Mrs s. I; Wells gave a bridge party
Mesdames NJ, w. ingalls,, Joseph Glover.
T, r. Cutler, Jr., f. S. ingalls,, Kari Hop
klns, D. H. Sanden, Fred Merrill and j.
A Bodase
John Roberts returned Monday from a
two weeks visit TO Magrath, Canada.
Ray Bone and Miss Carrie Kahler were
married in the Salt Lake temple Thurs
day and were rendered reception at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bone I'm the
evening. The bride is a belle Of Maclsay,
Ida,
Mrs. Jane Brown was given a surprise
party Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Alfred OF Magrath.
Canada, are spending week visiting old :
time friends In Leh
The Athenian club met at the home of
Mrs NJ. w, Ingalls, Wednesday after
N1rc To ISxsff. H.
w. y. Hopkins gave paper on Tam
hauser.
Miss Emma Edwards returned Friday
from months visit with friends In Nil
ford
Mayor and Mrs. w. E. Racker cele-
brated their fortieth wedding anniversary
Tuesday. Their home was decorated with
profusion of flowers and many beauti-
full presents were given. Covers were
laid for twenty.
Mrs. Annie Crates left this week for
Elsinore, where she will spend the sum
mer with her daughter, Mrs. Horace
Woofinden
Misses Iottie Austin and Sylvia Ashton
gave a party at the home Of Farley Aus
tin Monday evening 10 about twenty Of
their young friends
Mrs. II, c Hobrook was given a birth
day party Saturday afternoon by dozen
OF her lady friends.
Bert Ball OF Salt Lake City moved
onto his ranch up the lake this week for
the summer,
DIR. and Mrs. j T Roberts moved to
Sugar City IDA. this week where Mr.
Roberts has accepted the position OF head
chemist with the sugar company.
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EUREKA.

EUREKA. April b.-Mios Mazle 10 in southern
cal'fornia vistinE with her sister.
| trionds.
pleasantly entertained wednesday evening by th,
Misses Annie and Mary Sullivan. fine lunch
| olasS,
Mrs. Emma Duke Of ssntaQuin is spending
several weeks in T1ntic. the guest OF Tintic
friends.
MT. and Ms oliver watkin6 of California
are tho parents OF baby boy. born Iastw week,
Mrs. Watkins was formerly Miss Nellie sullivan
Of Eureka.
The members of the Utah club pleasantly
entertained on Wednesday evening OF last week
by Mrs. William Gear. splendid luncheon being
served. The clubs next meeting Will be at tho
homo of Mrs. Percy Hspku on "wednesday of next
week
Miss Florence Balm entertained number of her
young friends Mt her homo on Friday evening
of last week After pleasant programme OF
games. tho guests enjoyed luncheon
Misc Lois Sanford OF sprInsvilc In Eureka
tha week for a visit with bor sistcr. Mrs Thco-
doro Fulmor
Mrs. Marcellus Schmidt vas rho guest of her
daughter in Salt Lsko during tho week.
Mrs Thomas Wilson and children returned on
Sunday. aftor a Uojourn with friends and relatives
In santaquin.
Tho members OF the Bridge club were pIeas-
nutly entertained on "Wednesday afternoon OF this
week at the home OF Mrs Edward Pike Sew.
and and the prize. beautiful cut glass honbou
dishs awarded to Mrs Dan Martin. The
hostens served luncheon. Tho next meeting OF
tho club will likely be at tho homo OF Mrs.
Martin. but the dste has not yet besn act. Those
who were present at the meeting Wednesday
wore Mcsdnmes Blight Cornish, Doty, Dickinson,
Driscoil Gose. Griggs, Huish. Martin Thomas.
Tompeon. Misses Flnlay. Hiatt and Laslcy,
Mr.. and Mrs j. II. Buys entertained about
twcnty-uve of their Intimate friopds last Sum
day evening. Tho programme included card play
Ing whist being the game. and tho prizes were
awarded TO Mrs. Vincent aud Mrs. Cox.
Mrs. Tony Jacobson OF Salt Lake was In Eu-
reka carly IN tho week for visit with Mr and
Mrs. CharloD Zabriske.
George Hush of Mariposo. CAL and Mas Nellie
q. Hush OF PHyson arrived in Eureka last Fri
day afternoon, attending tho Elk6' pnrty that
date md remaining for a few days vlSl, with
Mr.. and MrB. c. t. Hush
Mrs. Frank Garrlty tho hostess at we'll
arranged meeting OF tho l. o. z. club Inst We'd
ncSdny The programme OF tho afternoon in
cluded elegant luncheon. Tho Indies attend
ins report very pleasant time. Tho next meet
aid.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. F. Pierce IN Salt Lake
on Saturday and Sunday, returning homo the
following day.
James McKondry Of PayGon wns In Eureka
this wcok for visit with the family OF Con-
J. Hapnifiu.
Tho semi monthly meeting Of tho Entr Nou6
Literary club held last Saturday afternoon
at the home OF Misc Beulah Bacon. Mrs. Earl
Tomlipson presented interesting paper
Tho Women OF Shakespeare" which thor
oughly discussed By tho members present
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GARLAND

GARLAND, April 5.-Mrs Albert
Hush is spending this week in Salt Lake
City.
Mosiah Evans visited Salt Lake the
first part of che week.
Mrs. F. A. briggs and little son of
Salt Lake City are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hales are spend
ing the week at the capital.
Royal Hush returned on Thursday
from a pleasant trip TO Seattle and Ia
coma.
William Langhausen visited Salt Lake
the first part OF the week for the Dur~
pose Of moving his family from that city
to Garland.
The Kensngton club met on Tues
day evening at the home OF Mrs. George
and the evening passed pleasantly and
prohtably. After the fancy work was
laid aside, the hostess served a dainty
lunch. The next meeting Of the club
will be at the home OF Mrs. Lorenzo
Smith.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T; Grover were delightfully."- surprised
by about forty members Of the Sunday
school and primary association Of North
Garland, Mr.. and Mrs. Grover, who are
active workers in these organizations,
expect to move into Garland soon.
Last Sunday being Mrs. ]. II. Archi-
bald's birthday. she was pleasantly sur
prised by number OF friends who came
In to spend the afternoon and evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J.
Shumway, Mr., and Mrs. James Thomp-
son. Mr.. and Mrs: a. II. Archibald. Mr..
George Thompson. the Misses Lizzie
Thompson, Toy Vanflcet Mable Peterson
of Salt Lake CITY,. Lucy Thompson and
Florence Dahle of Charleston.
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their annual supper at the st. Johns house. Eight
tables wero filled with guests from $50 until
D. m. These suppers are nIwayB looked forward
TO by largo number OF people and nre ever
delightful success.
The SoroSis girls took advantage Of the st.
Johns supper Saturday and entertained themselves
and their pntronesses at supper. A special table
prottily decorated with cut flowers WAS roneryod
and tho patroDcsseS present Mrs. z. q. Bail,
Mrr j. 7. Caiue Mrs. G. B. Thatcher and Mra.
Horace Ncbcker.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Hcndrickpon arc visiting in
Salt Lake.
e. P. Bacon of Boise opent the weak IN Logan.
the guest Of Mr. and MIR Edward Bacon.
Frank Spencer is spending a week with his
parenta. Mr.. and Mrs D. S. Spencer. In Salt
Lake.
Miss Jean Cox is visiting 10 salt Lake.
Fred Graham of Salt Lake was a Logan vioitor
Tuesday and "Wednesday
George " Thatcher and daughter Patience are
visiting in Salt Lake.
Mr.. and ars. A. s. Horne went 10 The capital
Wednesday, where they will visit with rela-
tivcB.
Mr. and Mrs. p. G. Thatcher are quests OF
Salt Lake relatives.
MT. and Mrs. Walter Pyper Of Salt Lake spent
tho early part ~ the weok In Logan
Mrs l.. r. Daily and Bmoll oon have returned
from n Salt Lako visit.
Mr. cnd Mrs. ]. NJ. Blair are tho guests ni
their daughter Mrs. David hthey NJ Salt Lake
Mr., and Mrs. Robert L. Manu OF Los Angeles
spent tho week end In Logan.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

BRIGHAM CITY. April Saturday evening
the B. B. club spent a pleasant evening at
East and Fourth South streets The evening WINS
spont In doing fancy oewing. Thoso present
T, wore M,so. Mr. KAT" ErdmamD Mrs Lizzie HnE
Box. christeno strsttord and Mary Hoist.
THURSDAY afternoon and evening James Olsen
Of this city celebrated in honor OF h!s ssveny-
fourth birthday. number OF children and grand
children Of Mr, nnd Mrs. Olsen residing IN Col
lego, cacho county, woro present.
4. II. Young he's returned from an extensive
March so Warrington. D. c. Before returning
| home hs spent number of weeks in the south
ern states viGitins hcnuaintances
About fifty memborr OF tho first intermediate
department OF the Third ward Sunday uchool
gathered IN the ward amusement hall Saturday
evening and spent a social evening.
About forty rciatlveB and fronds OF Mr. Ada
Bott met at h"r home In the Fourth ward Tues
day evening at birthday social Dinner was
served carly and tho evening spent la a JociaI
manner.
Mr. and Mrs. NcIs Trcdcrickscn have returned
10 their home In Uutah. after a pleasant visit
of several days With friends and relatives in
this city.
Mra. 4. r, c. Smith OF North ogden spep,
Tuesday In this city vioitlng at the home Of her
sister Mrs. r. A, Pearro.
SIR. and Mrs. Bessie ElIascn spont n few days
OF the week visiting relatives and friends.
Wednesday. In tho Salt LaEo temple. Miss
Nellie May Burt, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Burt Of Bear River. and William r. Nc
Knigh, OF Backfoot, Idaho. were united In mar
riage. Sir. ana Mrs Mcknight will make their
homo in this state.
James N. Tanner OF Salt Lake spcnt a few
days OF the wcok visiting hls family In this
city.
Ralph r. Bristol OF Ogden was a Brigham yIs-
jtor during the week.
MiEr Connie Msdsen spent SATURDAY. md sun
day IL Ogden visiting her brother. D. l.. Msd-
sen
Mrs. John P. Jensen mas returned from san
Diego. CAL, where Hhe and her husband have
boon Upcudns the winter.
r. r. Pctty Of Ogden visitor to this
city during the week.
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AMERICAN FORK.

AMERICAN FORK, April B.-Thomas Barrst,
aud Miss Annie Prcstou. both OF this city. were
married Saturday. Both are popular young poo
pie who Will make their homo In storrs this
summer
Mrs. James Chipman. Jr., returned homo Mon
day from n months viBit In Honolulu. She wad
accompanied homo by her daughter. Mrs, Katie
Strngham, who has spent tho past year In that
country.
Mrs. j. W Storfs and Miss Eliza storTs are
in Richficid for tcn-days visit with rela-
tivcs.
Mrs C. NJ. Beck entertained at a eociaI Friday
evening. Refreshments vero ecrved.
Mrs H. r. CrandalI OF Salt Lake City vfgited
here this week. the guest OF Or. and Mrs. A.
Christensen.
Mr and Mrs F. H. Hewlett loft bere We'd
ncsdny for n months visit with friends In Neva-
dn and Idaho.
Mre Hcber ]. Grant Of Salt Lake City the
guest OF her daughter. Mira c. E. YounE the fins.
OF the week.
Mrs. Sadis Chadwick OF Salt Lake City spent
tho wook hcrc. the guest OF her slotnr, Mrs. W.
D Edmonds.
Mira. John Thornton entertained Monday even
ing In honor OF hor lttlo daughters birthday,
abou. twenty little playmates being present.
Misc Gretchen Horst visited part OF the week
with relatives at Salt Lake City.
Mr.. and Mrs w. S Chipman we're v!sitors at
the capital the first OF the week.
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SPRINGVILLE.

SPR1NGVTLL.E, Apru 5.-w. b.
Phearson returned Tuesday from a
10 Linn. New, where lie spent a
days -
y. l.. Thorpe came down from Ringl
Canyon Thursday evening 10 spent S,
time with his family here.
Prof Wane Johnson. superintend
of the Price schools. was a visitor
last Friday and Saturday
The citizens Of Springviue gave
Rev George NJ. Darley and Mrs Da
a reception at the Second ward chr
last Wednesday evening The public
invited and the church was packed
It's capacity All churches and par
we're represented and Joined in shov
the esteem In which the Darleys are
in this community Mr Darley was
sented with solid gold cuff buttons
a tiepln to match. and Mrs barley
presented with a fine brooch.
John 7. Caine OF the Agricultural
lege of Logan addressed the facuIty
the high school Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ A. Connant was hostess
the Home Culture club at Its last nj
ing.
The ", T, c. u. held Its last meel
at the home OF Mrs. N IT. Pack
The club was addressed by d. c. 10
son, who took for his topic Chris
Citizenship"
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LOGAN.

LOGAN. April 5,-Mrs. George w. Thatcher.
VINO has been giving a series OF delightful ken
thicd party AZ her beautiful home on East Center
street Monday afternoon; Mrs. Sidney o. Stevens.
Howell MRS. wea csy,o, Ms eTo,Ss Thomas Mrs Joseph
4r1 Frederick Clark. Mrs. Rodah Cook Mrs.
O. II budse, Mrs Joseph E.. Carbon. Mra. Luther
dolph. Mrs. A. II Thompson. Mrs. e S. Bulge,
Mrs J. NJ. Tanner: Mrs: Dollar Mrs. VIII Nor
Thatcher RS. Isaac Smith M,ss E,S. I' Moses
Mrs. Gam Thatcher and Miss Amy Wilson Mrs,
Frank Thatcher assisted tho hostess IN sorv-
Ing.
ons Of The large and delightful affairs OF The
week was tho banquet given by the teachers
OF tho Woodruff school Monday In honor OF the
al tho B. Y. College and the banquet was ssrvod
IN the dining roSm. which was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with marguerite
daisies. Covers were laid Mt a long table for
ffty-two guests and delicious menu was served
under the direction of Miss Jean Cox.
"A A protty party Of Monday evening was a, the
gave their annual ball Artistic decorations
adorned tho dance hall and a splendid orchestra
furnished a programme OF delightful music.
The a G. womsna club hold ono Of tho most
Interesting sessions OF the year Monday q, The
home Of Mrs. Horace G, Nsbeker Nirs Ger
trude Mcchayne gave an interesting rcpor, o,
the state federation OF wonen's clubs hold re-
Gently In Salt Lake and Miss Margaret wllkn-
and Haire ssoc and ably read eaaays e,'',ao az ss
amples Of their writings. number OF special
guests shared the pleasure Of the meeting Tea
wac Berved In the dining room from q beautifully
decorated table a, which Miss Ida Savage and
Miss Phoebe Nebeker presided
The Clio circle mel Wednesday with Mrs
Farley Poteryon ars. Alfred Farrell presented
the programme and three one-ant dramas
The Shadow OF the Glen" The Hour GIass''
and Tho Rising OF tho Moon" At the close of
this Interesting meeting refre,hments wcrs sevv.S
by the hostess.
Saturday evening the Ladies OF the Guild gave