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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22
Der Ostermunstb.
Bon s.. 6.

Gs lit ni6t ipobr, oaB Oas Deif
poQe @lei9btredtigung nit BEN
Manne ertporben bat, = nod iemaIs
erperben pirb . ni6t, OuB ibr
tpo6l dnitebt, mas ienem BON alters
Der als iein gutes Re6t gebiibrt -.
ionft bate GIfs RebIsr ben iungsn
S.n6aber Der itol5en gudhanbIung
S~bern6ring Idngit nm feline 9anO ges
beten.
90 dber fportete Tie nit suiams
mengebiFensn 3dhnen, bub Ser Gunte,
ser bon ItrabI,noem 9erlangen aus
feinen allgen gu ibr lsudtete, als
bittenoes 8ort iiber feline 2ippsn gIeis
ten io1te.
DEM bab er is Iie6 bate, ME f.
ibn, mar ibr ldnglt tein @ebsimnis
me6r! Hur Der grunb isinss mars
tenoen G9peigens bIieb es. ga. hdtz
te fie b0ren tonnen. mas Der nit
qudlenosr 56u9ternbeit 9ebuftete
tGaIi9 ben ittlen Ddnoen Ieines oors
nebm ou~sgeitdtteten 8ontors er3Gblz
tie: rWie lieb id fie babe -. beiB-
geliebte, CUTE tIsine Gle! aber ME
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

fig uno fertis uns.5Og.n unb nit .ts
mem 3DIinber auf benz 2opf. Dor Dem
Spi.seI.
So. unb nun nod I6nsq unb Dor
alien 9ingsn BIZ. Rings, bas Buffet
unb 6as f9one S9otoiabenoiterei."
Damn elite er bic 3reppe binab uno
BEN f%leinen, bon einsm @dtten umges
benen 5dusden bes Rsntiers 4nobbs
Mdn bate ii9 Biz j.bt tdtiG6Iid
febr gut unterbuItsn. Die i6onen
Stunben singen alien mi. i'm GIuge
babin. &urt bate feline unangen.bm..
ooer, tpie er iie ieIbIt %nannte, feline
b%lOoinnis. S9ii9ternb.it fat gGn3s
Tid obg.itreift. anobbss tporen bar
iiber erfreut unb aIGr9en sIiidli9.
Rdd benz Sdffee md9te papd
anobbe ii9 burdn, i'm @art.n bic
Gier gu Oeriteten. Gs odmmerte be-
reits .tipas, ub.r .r belt bieIe 3.it
fur om De1fen.
8alb barauf b0rte man in Der
Stub feline Stimme. Student" REF
er. Mait ein.m lauten Sub.li6rsi lief
aldrden oIs .rite binaus, unb Mama
anobbe nit ibrsm Sdpiegeriobn
in spe folgte.
nnb nun begann Elm emiisss unb
luitiges SUDDEN, moran ii4 idlieBIi9
nod 9err 8nobbe isIbft bettiligen
mubte, ba brei gter dbfolut ni6t gu
finben paren. pI0BIi9 i9o6 atdrs
den, in ibrer ung.itiim.n gri, &urt
idb our Seite, Inn nuf sinsn alien
8orb, peIder unter :inem Der Obit.
bdume lag. su8uItiirm.n.
n8isaei6t iinb fis bier!" rief lie,
pdbrenb aurt bon Dem u~nOerbofften
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

Stob taumelte unb obne ss gu ipoIs
len. auf elm. brett binter i6m it.henoe
8ont gu iiben Tam.
,arads!" sing es unter ibm, uno
nit einem Male pubte 2urt nit
f6redlider @spibbeit, no iit bic brei
bermiBten Oitsretsr befunben! Gnts
febt polte sr aufipringen, oo9, ba
i'm eine tiible, sunebmenbe Seu9tigs
felt baDon iibsr5eugte, bab Die Gisr
gang tpei9 geto9t tparen. blieb er, fait
elmer Sbnma9t nabe, trampfbaft
iiben.
9u Iieber Simmel! MAS iollte er
nun aber %besinnsn9 Dds ioIte er
tun, I'm ii4 ntdt gang unb gar gu
blamieren2 Ginfa6 %auftebenb iein
Bed tunbeebsn unb ii6 elm Sud- srs
bitten. I'm iid reinisen gu tOnnsn9
Rein, unb tauIenbmal nein!
Man piirbe i'm bemuItern uno
Damn biele gauge selbe @si9idte
tebtrl, fpelhe tbnl pd btnten tlebte unb
Oh! - er mp4te gar nidt
meter benfen. 2d1en piirben lie
ale, laden iiber i'm, Serr &nobb.,
5ran anobbe unb = dd, aud &lGrs
den, iie Dor alien piirbe fur9tbar
oos puBte er beitimmt.
8 - oieie 8lamase! Sieie snt.
feblife, uniterblide 8lama9e!
9a fam &ldrden Suriit unb lieB
iid neben ibm aut Der 8ont nieb.r.
SD iude ni4t mebr," ertldrte lie.
lin benz 8orbe iinb bic Gier audi
aurt iagts nidts. Gr Iob nur
nnseitr,ngt gu 8obsn. Gu, n6srtsn
Iif aud 9err uno 5rau &nObbs.
Die gier iino bod abiolut niAt su
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

Cine In epanisH farf berma4Idnisie
Qnlmragbeif.

Sdou SodquIn Gotta, Der ju efbs
1siien mibafistt. ipenn nidt ptrs
b0bni., mad itinsm Too mabIos psrs
a0tierte unb onnn RAID lpitosr psrs
gsFsns IpdniIde RdtiOnoI'O siononl,
Bat in alien Sonarien elmer Isibtns
ldafiIi6sn SssIe nodespisfen, Dab
oit fat toes Sabr In Der sinsn
ODER dnbsr,n fpdnifdsn prcpin5 gu
Formli6tr 6unesrsnot. INNER absr
gu .in,m p,rgItihspsiisu Gsrinssl-
tr1g bts IponiI6en 4derboues fibs
renoe 1rod.nbeit ni9t BON Der Nas
tur eetpoli, iOnbern burh bic msnid]'
lid. RddIGFigteit perurfadt itt,
ipelfe oi. porbonbenen @dHtrs
m.ng.n ni6t ausSuniib.n ipiFe.
Rad Gotta un6 oIs ftin Sdiiltr
bat Ii6 Der ,bsmolige libsraIe mis
niiter Rapbnsl @nfet gum Worts
fiibrer Der ,9epGferungspolitit" ges
mddt uno bis jet slei6falls msbr
Spot uno 9erltumbung als Nns
ertennung se,rntet. llnb bod III es
nidt sip.ifelbuft, bdb bier gum sros
Ben Ssil oi, tpirti9dftIide 3ufunft
Sponiens Iisgt. Dos srbellt aus
tinis.u 3iifsrn, bic iebt dls Grstbs
nis Der neutrality-suspicious. In
Dragon uno Roparro porIitgm.
bort braften i'm p~ergdnatntrl
sdbr 1900 Ssftdr Rielelftlotr.
Mt bradliesenber poer tpenig ers
bigger gobsn. einsn @tiamttrtrag
n so Mi1ion.n gef.t.n. gluf
900 Sstfdr 3uderriibenfuIfur muir
600 900 Conner s%esrntef, bic
Miuionen pef. tinbrahten,
Den ant.il bes Staates. @it
Boz, oi.I.r 1T unb ipie febr fid
oemnn9 81. Gnlage bon 8elpGFss
runssfpsrten fir ben Stddt rentiert,
ersibt iid gum 8sifpieI baraus, boB
bon Den 10000 5eftdr, Die Der .goz
nal Smpsriul" (Qlragon) betpdFert,
ALIEN 5000 Settdr 3uderriibeniulz
tur an Steuern unb Mbgab.n duf
3nder unb Iebenprobufte i'm Be-
ridtsiabr 6 Minionen pef. abfpor.
ZEN. Dieter aanaI bot ben Gtddt
% Mia. pei. setoftet!
Der geri8t fpridt bon benz
y Woblftanb Der oortigen ginuobz
bic, ipdbrenb anbere Cans
oesteile fid itridpeife sntp5Itern, 10
otht 1T pie bic belsifde unb in be=
rem SOrfern, bic @emeinoefdule
ods bette @ebGube it," glz
10 tpirtidaftlider uno oomit un<
audi seiftiser Gufidpung
Der Mafen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

finotn," fdste bic ltbtsre, runftr pdpu
tptiB aud gar nidt, 10 sr fe bins,'
ton BAT"
Btburrlid fdiui,s aurt. Grnu
anobbt bIidie Jpn srItouHt an uHb
aud aIGrd,n. sGtblt Sbnen .tipas,
5trr M.bn.r2" fragt,n 5eioe ME aus
.intm Munbe.
aurt buitste unb I9ludis, ols Of
.r Die br,i Dermibtsn Gi,r i'm SaIIe
fttd,n babe, absr ,r brd6te t,in Wort
iibsr feline aipp,n. llnruhig rutI6t.
.r auf f.in.m Sibe bin uno Der, unO
ploblid aing ,s nttbtr unter ibm:
arddsl gntfebt blidt. ,r nuf. GO
bait, bod ipobI nm SimmeIs ptasn
nitmunb geb0rt2 Ssbc6 ale iab,n
iid an, b.rn ale 6att.n ben aaut Der'
npmmer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22
Dor ibm lfdnb unb na6 ben InriI6sn
DnerIiIlen bon M,rb,i fraste.
Or iDolIie ibr allss Ias.n. ql.s

limb lioitsrie fdli,Bli6 nur bsraus,
6aB er Isibsr tsin sin5iqss Gr,mpIdr
m.br bdbon am Eager bate. ss attr
.fofort btforeen uHb ibr 5uft,len IaHen
perN. Obi6on is bdmii lire Before
gung erlsoist bate, gins Iis nod ni6t.
Sbr S.rJ tlopfte uH6 ibre 5ina,r
5itt.rten .. @<nn ,r is lpirtli6 Elm
fpsnig Iieb bate, ipiirbs tr isbt Die
giinitige @eIeeenbsit pabrntbmtn un6
ibr Elm Iie6es Mort ldatn -. Qur
bic Some mar nebsn uno nit ibnen
in benz biIOsrgel6miidtsn, biidergs'
fiiattn Raum. Gr brdutt. Iih alfo
gar ui9t 5u fiirdttn 80. Rum bstam
niht ,inmul Die Iitbe Gonne stfpas
u1oeboris.s gu f,beu. Gle fparteis
umlont 80. S6IieBlif Ttanb r,
oruuB.n unO i6dmte Iid, bab &c
erfiqt bon Dem ffsusn, frommen
SitsripunIa mad aisbt gu ibm gee
gangen mar. limb nit Der pafI,ns
ben Sddm fam Elm ebrlifer Corn
iibsr ii.. 90 Fib unO Isioenf6aft.
lid, bdB lie i'm gu bdf,n msints.
atsmlos tam lie 6ub.im an, itiir5t.
in ibr 3imm,rtsin, ntrib benz
S6reibti19 oIsrbanb gstrodnetes
Grin unO bIabbIaue geil6sn unb
ftedts .s unt.r bas tniitsrnbe 5.u.rs
den bss aii9enkrbes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

2anse Dor iieben lbr ftanb 6rduz
Iein Sdloiier auf Der taufrif9en
Siterpiele. Nur bas finite 0dds
Iein bur9biipfte oen itilen Morsens
frieben. Den beute fein 2angi6ldfer
nit peripdtetem !6olen bon OIferlpais
fer it1rte. Still unb psrtrGumt bob
fid Der iunse Sitsrtas aus Den rotten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

Die aObGsnproouftions
Der Ser. Stadten i'm Sabre 1911
bate einen gefamttpert BON $685.
100000.
Sn33S tadten baben bis i.bt
2o5 Stdote bic aommifionsperpdls
lung einsefiibrt.
RDnis 2ubnis I. BON
8apern trug feinen .9austod 60
Sabre binburd.
Wenn pdter r0mtfHe
3oiier entthront tuurben, :pErbsn n
!hdufia 8if9Sfs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

geroIine Sdl1Fer mar Elm ftdrs
fer. aiel6enubter Menfd, Der ben
fleinen ibr unterielIten Sdiilern Der
unterIten alaFe geb0rig Die 44tsrz
bede au%farbeitete. Gber cine f9pa4s
Settle bate lie benno9. Seitbem
@eorg Spsrnbring, angeregt bur4 bic
i6m p~srtpan0te S6ulboriteberin, III
rer S6uIe oos dllerliebite Mdrdens
tIpiel fir bas Siterfeit geoidtet bate,
frar lie entbedt. ltno ser ittle jung.
menf6 fiiblte iid augeni4einIi6
ebenfd1s au ibr binseaogen, osr1
lett @o6en begegnete er i6r ieben
Rorgen our beftimmten Stunbe ouf
ibrem Sang our &lafe, fab lie btts
te'b an, sriibte tief uno madte aud
nobl Misns, itebsn gu blei6en, fam
abr niemals ba3u, neil er iolange
s0gerte, Biz 6rdulein Sdl0Ter ni9t
mebr oarauf iparten tpnnte. 0afiir
Iponn iie na9ber golo.ne Srdume 5us
Tammsn - : DAP nun kute gar
Elm ri6ttger 8rautidleier bdraus
purbe, mar am Gnoe nidt 10 se>
tpast :. &ls tie ndmli4 bic lprii9en
Oiterlilien auspddte unb auff4lug.
fiel ibr Elm 3ettelden entgegen, auf
benz nit Der ibr pohlbefannten 9ano=
Itrift folgenbes gu Ieien ftanb: 9unz
MrImal mollte i'd es S6nen fasen
unn -. id babe es bod nidt tons
men. 9lber ipsnn Sic morser I'm fee
ZEN llbr friib auf Die Oitsrtpisie toms
men mD9ten, mo Die &inber gegerl
Wlittag Die Gier tippen :. bann -.
bann !. 8. 5.
limb bieier 3ettel lag Sipiiden 5tpei
Seiter, duf oeren Redtsn bas G,eoidt
,Gtile 2iebe", auf beren 2infen oie
gaGobe nSruide Werfen urb Der ers
tie auB" gu leien mar. 9eutlider
tpnnte er eisentlid faum mebr
iein 49,.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

auf Der Bieie iin9t unb tIingt es. =
Was bag fpo5l bebeuten mag2
Baum unb 8Iumen rings i'm 2anb,
prungen beut i'm Geit9etDanbe /.
6riiblingssaubsr - Gitertng!
SSn Der 6erne Ieife Gieosr =.
@lodentlGnge S4lo9 auf S6fag,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

Glfe: Sd nero. Die Mana bitten,
oaB tie gu Oitern ein.n Safen bratet.
PAUL: N4, glf., biif gu nod
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

Go meinte Il. nit ibrer 2iebe f.rs
tig gu isin.
QIs cine Stunbe ipGter Ger Sberns
brinqf6e gOts Die beitelten Sierlis
lien 6raats, lieB ie Elm 9rintgeIo in
feline 6anb qleiten uno iagte bitteno:
.Sraaen Sic bas Bud fo9lei9 gu
Srdulein SdI0Fer, Ringitrabe l
-. Sagen sic nur, SIR 6err i6ide
es. 9ds anoere beitelIe ih bann i6on
benz 6rGulein morgen perIOnli4."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22
Dte nermtssten Cter.
Cine Siterb

I'D. tpsibt bu. Mamu, mors.n
iDirb 9.rr weebn.r iid suns fiber srs
fldrsn, er bat f4on fOlc3. anb.utuns
gen semadt."
sgio," 3peifeIt. Srau 3nob6s, nob
CT e fpohl pirtIi9 foagta sd finbe.
Ct III Elm biBden gu fdiidtern."
.g2un." meint. 3lGrten, hos 1T er
ia oIleroinss, ab.r i9 CLAUDE gang
fiber. mors,n pirb .r nidt gu i4i4s
tern fein."
popa anobb. frat in bi. Ride.
ngld. brobeIt ibr osnn nod INNER
gierg@
nSd, 9sinrid, ob.r fe finb sl.id
~ 3
(44(i
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-03-22

gut. mir baben i'm san5sn afuan3ts
Slid, bas seniiet bo62"
,0oIfGnbig! Dod reft tpeid
miiTen fe f.in, bu psibt, i'd eie ni6t
germ barte gi.r."
.Dariiber glib bid man aufri.oen.
Sd Iofe ie nilr bier Minut.n to9sn.
sc mare ia a1eroings better, ip.nn i6
lie .ttpas barter tperoen liebe, ba mir
lie bod perftedcn. Gs tonnte leidt
bprtommsn. bab beim Su4en ems
iaput sinse.1
I'D, llninn!1 brummte Serr
anobb<, .ibr feb bod feline tl,in.n
ainOsr mebr, tonnt' .ud bod Elm bib>
den poritben."
ia, 0os fperben mir f9on tun,
pnpd.@ msinte a!drGen, uno gu 5rdu
anobbe sefpanbt, fubr ie fort: nob
aurt -" lie f9iittelte ZEN aopf =
lob 6err Mebner pobl bic Gier aud
germ 10 ip.itb ibt?'
~0srr Mebnerg" fragt. gapa
anobbs %eritaunt, = .a4 10, ia, Der
icmmt ia morssn. ga. Der miro bic
. fdon m0g.n."
Der erfte Onermoreen mar Elm iels
ten ff0nsr. Die Come ladte bonn
ipoltsnlof.n Simmel terab, uno aud
aurt Msbners 6era Ia9te uno tlopfte
in freubigeren Gdldgen, :p:nn er
Ieudtenben 9lides bic aipei fdli4ten
Rinae betrdhtete, tpelde &!drden nit
ibm perbinben foIlten. So, bas fotls
ten iit! !Seute po1te er oas entideis
b<n6e Mort ipreGen uno nod beute
jin NIT ihr feit berloben!
aurt besab iid baran, forgfdltis
9oiIette au MAIDEN. @r mar fdon
gum Nriibfiid bon anobbss .inges
loben, unb 70 mubte er iid elm lpenig
bteilen. Mbsr, ipenn man IS ellis
bat, qebt msiiiens aIes bertebrt. 60
aud bel Rurt.
ST hattie in ieiner begreifliden aufs
rtqinq unb tn benz ein5igen @eoans
Ten an alGrdsn au ieinem idlpar5sn
Gebrpd bic tpsibe Sportboie pertebrt
umetbnno<n unb nun gu suterl.bt fif
nod duf ben 3plinoer geIeBt.
Gr bog unb ltri4 an benz quite bers
I'm, dbsr oisfer mar unb blieb 3ers
fnidt.
Ct tlingelte feiner Mirtin, tpelde
uud fofprt erihien.
.yrou Gdpabbel, tonnen 81. mir
fsinfn 8pIinbsr epridaffeng Sd bin
IN Der grSbtsn DerIegenbeit."
I'D ia,1 msinte bic 5rau, -
.mtin Mann bat sinsn, aber Der III
ni@t mebr 70 gang gut"
.Gas lit eooI, frau GdpabbsI,
brinoen sic mir bsnIelben, bittt!"
Gluios Minuten ipdtsr itanb aurt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30

Douglas avenue. Mrs. Sanford, before
her marriage. was Miss Ella Smith %
Provo.
Miss Gladys Christensen entertained tie
Nebo club a. the home OF her aunt, Mrs.
f. T. Kruse. on Third East, Friday. The
evening was spent IN games and later re-
freshments were served Those present
Halverson. Sarah Whitaker. Evelyn
Kruse. Gladys Christensen. Morris Mos.
Ray Nancy. Jack Baker
Robin Reynolds entertained a party Of
his friends Friday evening az dancing
party at his home,
The junior clnss OF the high school viii
give a dance next Friday nisAt In the
gymnasium.
Miss Clara Cahoon entertained 81 a
trousseau tea yesterday afternoon AT the
Keith apartments. Miss Cahoon has been
entertained at numerous Affairs In the
past Few days in anticipation OF her conf
Ing marriage. Miss Florence Winder gave
matinee and dinner party for her. Miss
Harriet McClosky entertained at an
evening affair, Miss Claire Haynes and
Miss Bertha Cahoon have both given
evening parties IN her honor
The second or series of dancing
pa rites Will be given by the Mutual I'm
provement associations OF the Salt Lake
stake on Friday AZ the Odeon. The ;ioor
committee viii consist OF the mutual
stake board and the presidents Of the
ward associations in the Salt Lake stake.
Mrs. Thomas Bebb was hostess ~ a
Thanksgiving dinner. The table was set
for twelve. The guests were Sir and
Mrs Jack Butte and family, Miss Nora
Swan, Louise Hart. Joe Morgan, jerry
OMara and Joe Kuhn.
Thursday afternoon AT o'clock Mrs.
Corey will entertain the Oliver o. How
ard Relief corps al her home. Jos Al
mond street She VIII ne assisted hy
Mrs Norton. Mrs. Price. Mrs. Stevenson.
Mrs. shannon and Mrs. Sparh.
Miss Mabel Foster entertained the
members OF the II. e. l.. 9. club Fridai
evening M her home. $40 West FIFTH
South. Sewing and music we're the even
ing's entertainment, after which refresh
mcnts were served by the lostess.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30
Miscellaneous Euents

Miss Hartley entertained dozen
friends at auction bridge on Thanks
giving, in honor of Miss Hazel Morse
Yellow chrysanthemums were used III
decoration, and the score cards were
hand painted, emblematlc OF the day.
Mrs. Jack Shafer entertained twenty
of her friends at luncheon, followed
by five hundred, last Monday afternoon.
The table was decorated in pink rose
buds and ferns. Those present were i:
Mesdames j. r. Clinton, Karl Spinner,
j. w. DeFord, A. Hatch, A. A. Covey,
l.. A. Marks, Harry Jordan, Charles
Allcott, Ed Marks, T. j. Jackson,
Charles Seyboldt, Roy Meachain, n.
Marks, Elmer Qualtrough, Martin
Mahnken, Christene Rogan; assisted by
Mrs. Claude Shafer. The prizes were
won by Mrs Roy Meacham and Mrs.
7. +. Jockson. The guest prize went
to Mrs. Charles Allcott.
The fourteen guests Of "The Stan
combe were entertained by Mrs.
Stancombe On Thanksgiving day at a
dinner and a pleasant afternoon party.
Tho house was decorated in red and
white, and a musical programme was
given.
The Misses Norma Showaker. Teresa
Eigle and Katherine Castle entertained
about thirty of their friends at a
Thanksgiving party Friday evening at
the homo OF Miss Showaker- The even
ing was pleasantly spent with games
and music, after which refreshments
were served
Mrs Homer ". Sherwood will enter.
tain the Monday Luncheon club tomor-
row at her home.
The Womeu's Missionary society of
the First Congregational church Will
meet Thursday, December 4. at 2:30 p.
III. with Mrs. G. H. Norton, 225 South
Twelfth East street.
Mrs. Homer w. Sherwood and Mrs.
Edward NJ, West will entertain about
$50 guests at tho Ladies Literary club
Thursday, December 4.
Mrs. August Rudlne entertained a score
OF her friends al a dinner on Thanks
giving day
Mt. and Mrs. Ben Sanford entertained
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Smith Miss Alta r
Smith Mr.. Ivy NJ. Smith, DR. and Mrs. j.
3. simmons at dinner Thanksgiving even
Ing al their beautiful new home, il3'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30

first day AT the home OF Mrs. William
Spry, 36s First avenue. The meeting
will be regular monthly meeting but
the annual election of officers will not
be held.
The Wasatcb Literary club will meet
with Mrs. ". II. Tawney. $50 Logan
syenne, on Tuesday. \ discussion on
Suggested Remedies for Educational
His will be led by Mrs. Byron Cum
mings. Mrs. w. b. Oliver will give R
talk on current events. Music viii be
furnished by Mrs. Ross Graham.
The regular meeting Of tine Salt
Lake Woman g club was held Tuesday
at Mrs. a. V. Tayior's Mrs. Powers
was hostess. Mrs. John l.. Bowman
gave most interesting paper on
Birds and Their Preservation. The
with Mrs " II, Pease,. l8S II street
The P. z. o. Sisterhood will meet
next Saturday with Mrs. Christy in
the Bransford apartments. Miss Lydia
Palmer viii give a talk on art, Mrs.
Mrs. Ebaugh will review current events
and music will be furnished Visiting
P. I. o,'s will be welcome.
Inc Lddles Al0 society OF the JlrSt
Presbyterian church will hold the regu~
lar meeting on Tuesday, but there will
be no luncheon served, owing to the
fact that the dinner and fair will fol
low later in the week, Thursday and
Friday evenings:
The Monday Night club will meet
tomorrow evening at the home of 4. O.
Garrett, 6l5 Ninth East street MI.
Garrett will present the topic "Utab
Trees and Flowers and the topic will
be illustrated with lantern slides.
The Cleofan will meet with Miss
Florence Horne at 81 Seventh East
street, next Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Emeline Wells will give the topic,
German Folk Songs and Ballads ~
The Seekers Literary club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. J. II. Baker, 1915
Second avenue, Tuesday afternoon. A
paper on "Ja pan,' by Mrs. Senior;
also i paper on Alaska" by Mrs. Nc
Intyre, will complete the programme.
stated meeting Monday evening, De-
ccmber !. at the Masonic temple.
There will be initiation and election Of
officers. Members invited.
The Maxwell McKean w. R. c. will
meet in their hall Wednesday at 2 p.
m. All members are expected 20 at
tend for the annual election of Off
GERS.
The art section of the Ladies Liter
ary club will meet in the clubhouse
Wednesday morning at 1890. The pa
per, "Franz Halls; His Portraits" will
be given by Mrs. Sullivan.
The poet section of the Ladies Lit
erary club will meet on Monday at the
clubhouse at $3.50 to continue the study
Of Anthony and Cleopatra
The College club will hold an evening
meeting next Thursday evening with
Mrs, Edward Telling Smith in her
new home at 255 Douglas avenue.
The City Association of Clubs will
hold it's regular meeting Monday after
noon at o'clock at the Commercial
club.
The club chorus of the Ladies Liter
ary club will meet Tuesday at o clock
with Mrs. W. +. Druehl, on South Tenn
pic street.
The Congress of Mothers will meet
Wednesday, December 3, at 2:30 ?. IN.
at the home OF Mrs. K. D. Seymour,
1145 East Sixth South street,
Runmage Sale,
Eleventh Ward Relief society. 13l So.
10th East, December .,
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returned from Pioche, where Mrs.
Godbe has been spending a few weeks
with Mr. Godbc.
Mr. aul Mrs. =. W. Gardiner arc
back after a stay OF TWO months in
Panama and Central America.
Mrs. F. L. Oswald and Miss Hazel
Oswald left yesterday for The cast.
whence they viii sail early in Janu.
ary for trip up The Nile.
DR.. and Mrs. George Ellerheck have
gone 20 Stanford TO be with their
daughter, Vivian, who is III with ap-
peudicitis.
Miss Elizabeth Underwood is here
from Logan and is with Mrs. Benjamin
P. Nicklin for stay of few days
Miss Ida Savage has returned from a
visit of some time with friends in
Logan.
Mr. and Mrs F. r. Montgomery are
now visiting Mrs. Montgomery par.
epts, Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Bauer, and e1-
pect shortly to make their home in tho
city.
The Misses Jasmine and Vivian
Smith will return this morning from
Ogden, where they spent the Thanks
giving holiday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Eecles.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. T. Strange will
leave today for Portland for short
visit,
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returned from Phoebe, where Mrs.
Godbe has been spending a few weeks
with Mr.. Godbc.
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Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Gardiner arc
back after stay Of two months in
Panama and Central America.
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Douglas avenue. Trs. Sanford. before
her marriage. was Miss Ella Smith o.
Provo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. V. T. Strange will
leave today for Portland for short
visit
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Robin Reynolds entertained a party 81
his friends Friday evening AZ a dancing
party at his home.
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The Womeu's Missionary society of
the First Congregational church Will
meet Thursday, December 4. at 2:30 p.
III. with Mrs. G. H. Norton, 225 South
Twelfth East street