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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-15
plment to her In anticips ton OF her de-
parture for Europe

pliment to her In anticipation of her de-
parture for Europe,
Mrs. ]. s. Gordon OF Ogden, who is the
worthy grand matron of Electa chapter,
O. e; s.. and her officers will make
their official visit TO the chapter this
evening,
The nominatins committee OF the
Ladies Literary club. TO select n slate of
officers for the next year Is composed
OF Mrs. Kister, Mrs. George w. Meyer
and Mrs. O. l.. Cox.
Miss Edythe Evans and Miss Janet
Williamson spent Sunday In Ogden can
yon with 3. party Of friends motoring UP
10 the Hermitage for the day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Chambers will be here
before the end OF the month, after an
ea stern trip lasting several months and
will be with Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. kiser
for while,
Miss Geneva Savage will leave today
in company with her aunt, Mrs. e: T.
Snow. for a visit OF some Tune IN Card
ston. Alberta. Canada
Mrs E r. CritchIow will entertain the
officers and directors OF the Ladies lit
terary club today at luncheon at the
Alta club.
Miss Elizabeth O'Nell will enter,sin
TODAY at a luncheon at the Hotel Utah.
followed by an Orpheum party
MI and Mrs. Jay S, Miner have
moved from the Arlington aPartments
and are at home at 6i5 Secohd a'ehuS'
MIR and Mrs. Thomas a. Cosgrif will
he here today after a honeymoon Trip
TO Honolulu and will be In town Tor a
few days visiting the Flies and Cos
grINs.
Mrs, Robert C. Gemmell left yestcr-
d.w fer 81 Visit with the Anderson lam
ily in San Francisco and ncln1'E'
Mr., and Mrs. George d. Keyser and md
,hnIr. family moved out 10 their country
,n,ne ,nu,r Yesterday for the summer months.
Mrs Gail Moffatt will entertain TO-
marrow afternoon for MISS h'ahc"c
Squircs.
mrs Fred u. Leonard Will entertain
,he Sewing club today al her nome OH
Fifth South street
Tho meeting Of the Mothers club OF
enc oonlrrh school. which was sGI I, 'Ss ba
,dHsy ,nHa has been postponed, ana VIII DC
held on Tuesday. April a.
,r 1,,ou,n;s Missionary society OF the
,,,, Inc pmrssbTterian moHryn church will meet this
fternoon with MIs r. r f. second Mong"s South
strre.
,,,,, .scl,ors Literary club VIII mees seS
me ,nor Win Mrs r. ii. Carr oGs
this ailSaI aan,'e Mrs. w NJ. Havenor ano
Stxth iiomer anrn Edwards will present inc
topics Of the day;
The tourist section Of The orninr Ianes st the the
erary club VIII WA Mrs Mrs, r. l., Oswald will
ciun"otI iI.o y talk on tho Riviera
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m.,,o-a Hold Meeting.

,r,,,or grade pupils In the punnc
an gr1i"di'' hnd haf holiday ycsterdayt t,iuie a,i
9 q fns tsaShss', sHs ~
at the leeaiay}niendent o. II. Christ ell
noon, sIPsrisIs ips Various supervisors o, tn@ nc
dDs ID sss s" with
their work.
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he Jordan river and proceed southwark
long its west bank, taking in the settle
rents no, now provided with railroad Ia
iliiies. lts new application calls for n
'erou,ng of it's road on the east side %
lc river.
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Tbe womans Missionary s1eiety ,fg.p OF INC inc
First presbyterie1 ehqEch b wiii Mcconaushy 1ses e
atternp''h rnp home, 1919 East Second souih
strre,.
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H. fer ;. visit with the Anderson fam
iIy in San Francisco and vicinity
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The meeting OF the Mother elno ,or OF
,,,a Couirrh school. which vas s9I I, 'Ss t
,nasy ,n1 has been postponed, ana VIII De
held on Tuesday, April ~
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Mrs Fred u. Leonard Will enter %Gnter'alm In
the Sewing club today a, her ho"'e ."
Iifth South street.
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas a Cossrin "
be here today after honeymoon lr
10 Honolulu and will be in town for
few days visiting the Flies and co
grlMs.
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,ai. family moved out 10 their countt
aone ,on, yesterday for the. summer month:
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 15 1913

Aen Nedn o. Cross now Of
W. A city - N ~ VIZ ONNS VI WIS
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NJ. Gail Moffatt will entertain TO
ni.ror M afternoon for Miss Blanch
Squircs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-15

Mr.. and Mrs, Jay S, Miner nav
moved FROM the Arlington apartment
md are at home at 5IG Second avenue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-15

,., o,,ors Literary club Will meet
me s,non with Mrs. +. NJ. Carr o6s
tins ailgan a,ue Mrs. w. NJ. Havenor ano
Stxlh Ii,ner Edwards will present inc
of the day.
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Miss Elizabeth O'Netli "llI enter,ali
today at a luncheon at the Hotel Utah,
followed by an Orpheum party
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HAT promises 10 DC II brilliant
NAV event Of tomorrow evening is the
INV card party and musicale TO be
IVY given by the ladies' who form
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Mrs. Il. r. Critchlow will entertain IN
officers and directors of the Ladies LIT
terary club today at q luncheon at IN
Alta club.
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,,. tourist section Of the Ladies' LG.- AZ
The .,'I, LU%''si Will meet this morning at ,, tae
erary Men Uu" and Mrs. It: l., OSWALD VIII
talk on the Riviera
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

nue.. which he recently leased. untn the
who has been In Arizona with her broth
ers and sisters. viii shortly arrive here
to superintend furnishing tho residence
The Counselor of the Italian Embassy
and Nine Catalini will accompany Mrs.
Henry +. Dimock to her place in Con-
nectlcut before coming to Washington for
the season,
Mrs. Dimock will leave Newport on
September q, for Canandaigus, to visit
Mrs.. Frederick Thompson, before going
TO Connecticut,
Mai Gen, and Mrs, Adolphus Greefy,
who spent last winter in Europe, have
returned to Washington and opened their
residence in @ Street, They returned to
this country on board the steamer Gym
brio, OF the White Star Line
Among those who entertained friends
Informally at dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club last night were Mrs. Sherman Nc
CaIlum, Col. Charles McCawley, u, s. A;
DIR, W, Sinclair Bowen. Mr., and Mrs
Chaplin, and Mr., l. o, Cameron,
Brig, Gen. and Airs. Charles W. Hobbs
and their daughter, Miss Mary Hobbs,
who went to Europe last fall, have re-
turned to Washington and opened their
apartment at the WestmorelaRd.
Or, Francis B, boring, who spent Au-
gust in Massachusetts, has returned te
Washington and opened the family resi-
dence in K Street.
Mrs. Eoring and their daughter, Miss
Lydia Boring, ara still at the White Sui
phur Springs, where they spent the sum-
mer: Miss Eoring, who rwa weeks ago
was thrown from her horse while riding
and disiocated her arm, is slowly recoE-
ering from the accident
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The Kaufmans Home Again

S.r. and Mrs d. J. Kaufman and their
daughters have returned to Washington
from a trip to Boston, Portland. ard Bay
Of Naples, Me. and a motor tour through
the White Mountains.
Mrs. c. Allen Snyder, who has been
spending the past month with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. J. Raymond Hoover. at her
residence in Brookland, has returned to
her home in Dubuque, Iowa
Mr.. and Mrs. George Appieby. who
have spent most Of the summer at the
White Sulphur Springs, have returned to
Washington.
Mrs. n. Theodore Wilson, who spent
the summer in Europe, has returned TO
Washington
Mrs.. George J. Newgarden has returned
TO her Washington home after an ex-
tended visit to West Point and Rochester,
n. Y. She was accompanied by her
Oldest son, Lieut.. Paul W. Newgarden,
Twenty-hrst United States Infantry. who
departed Thursday 20 join his regiment
at Vancouver Barracks, Washington
Mr.. and Mrs S. CaIisher have returned
to the city. after spending several weeks
in the suburbs of Baltimore
Mai c. c. Hearn, who went to Old
Point Comfort the early part of the
week to Join Mrs. HearD for few days,
has returned to Washington
The home OF Miss Helen Campbell.
SO Seventh Street Northeast, Friday
evening was the scene Of a merry gather
ing Of friends who rendered a surprise
party in the honor Of the Misses Lillian
and Jane Farr. Of Pittsburgh, Pa Vocal
and instrumental music was rendered
throughout the evening. and refreshments
were served. Among those present were
the Misses Helen Campbell. Aurelia
Hathaway. Lillian Fsrr. Jane Fsrr. Mar
garet Harper, Messrs. James Tuttle,
Daniel Dugan. Adam Giebel. William
Cleveland, William Weber. Joe Draley,
William Barnhardt, Thomas Campbell,
Edward Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Gee,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. Harper.
Mrs. Jennie E. Cole announces the
marriage of her daughter. Matt Eliza
beth, TO Mr.. Henry Christian Schott. Of
LanEdon, d. C., in April last at Christ
Church, Alexandria, Va They will be
at home to their friencs after tomorrow
at "a Ninth Street Northeast.
Mrs Loeb, Miss Selma Loeb. and Mr..
Leo Loeb, who were guests of friends in
the city for a few days, returned TO their
home in Annapolis during the week.
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Umhau-Kener

Christ Evangelist Lutheran Church
was the scene OF a very pretty wedding
Wednesday evening when Miss A NJ.
Ursula Keller, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles H. Keller. became the bride Of
Mr.. Frederick G. Umhau, Of this city,
a recent gSaduate Of the Georgetown
School Of LAT. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. ]. Fred Wenchel.
The bride looked lovely in a gown of
white charmeuse, embroidered in pearls
and trimmed with white Chantilly lace.
She wore her mothers wedding veil and
carried a shower bouquet Of lilies OF the
valley and Bride roses. The diamond
la valliere worn by the bride was the gift
Of the bridegroom.
The bride was attended by Miss Sallie
A. Worley. maid OF honor. who wore a
gown Of gold cloth and carried a bouquet
of sunburst roses. The bridesmaids wore
white lace gowns and carried bouquets
of golden rod. They were Miss Emma
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
6be s2bite Nouse 0eooine

~ wedding Jessie Wilson, daughter
President Wilson, andM Francis ssyre wilt
- cety attention only Washington but in well
county The place in
the heat and
this early date and maids eagerly planning
for great
question large gathering assembled
daughters have
will be limited to the i'm
bride members of the Presidents
official family the Congressional and the prominent members OF the
Diplomatic Corps
invitations, they will
not be issued until the customary three weeks ahead
that their arrival nonarr will
rejoicing lucky heartburn others for
tuna
Making prove Mrs VII
diplomacy ofns She
completing details wedding
will be free take other
Many charming brides gaced the East Room but safe to
has noted
weddings during
early Dame Rumor is correct sOe attention
idle whispers constantly reaching the Ma
seaside mountain OF happy endngs budding
NANCE parties part residents here
United where the married set has
good divided
the dsbutan's who promise to be numerous
The reception and garden party Building
day evening John always
genial particular for the comfort and
honor the visiting dele
gates Secretary
Rc and Nine Cvo assisted Mr. Bar
receiving hundred
of the dightm failures Of the
tanmn opening Garden
Building recently which rivals the older
building architecture Many preferred stroll about the
there that the dancers did
not ballroom crowded for comfort
With the of the tariff BILL Senator's and their wives who
for their husbands regardless of the hot
weather Washington fairly
deserted But the week will wahngonians turning their
fashionable sections Northwest will look
desolate formerly
of Cabinet officers their already fastening back
order
the promises o unusually
Taking all in Washington unpleasant
obliged through the
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
The Hardings in New Home

Col. Chester Harding, U. s. A.. Enxi-
neer Commissioner OF the District, and
Mrs. Harding have given up Their apart
ment and have leased a house In Fventy-
first Street for the winter.
Rear Admiral Hugo esterhars. o. S.
N, retired, and AIRS. osterhaus, who
have been In Germany visiting the for
mer's father, returned to New York
on September s: They viii spend the
winter in Washington.
Miss Celeste Goodman has refurpca 10
the city. after spending several months
in the North.
Representative and Mrs. Howard
Sutherland OF West virginia have
leased for the coming year the resi-
dence OF Miss Sarah s. Monroe, 1905 N
Street Northwest. Mrs. Sutherland
and her children win arrive in WASH
ington October tor the winter sea-
son.
MrsLester Eiseman has returned % his
home in Atlanta. Ga. from a three weeks
stay In New York and Washington.
Mr.. Walter Sackerman Is spending the
weekend in the city with relatives.
Mn James W. Lockett ana his axurh-
ter. Miss Pauline Lockett, who spent
tho past month IN Atlantic City. re-
turned 10 Washington on Tuesday and
Joined Mrs. Lockett at The family resi-
dsnce In Massachusetts, Avenue.
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fort. Among others there to witness the
maneuveEs are Maj. Louis r. Burgess,
Maj. Joseph p. Tracy. and Col. Willough-
by Wake
Dr. Harry Lewis, of Washington. ar
rived at Old Point Comfort Thursday %
spend few days at the Chamberlin.
Miss Helen Fischer. Of Lanier Place.
has returned to the city from a three
months camping trip in Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Copen and daughter
Dorothy are now located at 5O3 L Street
Northwest after spending several months
at Silver Springs. Md.
Mr.. Louis F. Corea. OF New York, for
merry Minister OF Nicaragua to this
country, is spending Sunday with his
wife and children at their apartment at
the Portland.
Miss Eleanor Loeb. of Columbia Road,
is spending few weeks in Braddock
Heights. Md.
Mrs. Florence II. Bacon. OF 12Io n
Street Northwest. returned here Wednes-
day from vacation OF five weeks, which
she spent visiting friends in Ohio. Michi-
gan, and New York
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Leave

The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
will leave Washington tomorrow for
Philadelphia. After q short stay there
they win visit Atlantic City.
The Secretary OF Agriculture and Mrs.
Houston and their family returned to
Washington yesterday. and have opened
their new residence IN P Street. Mrs
Houston, with their children, have spent
the summer months at Marthas Vineyard.
where the Secretary has Joined them as
often as his oficial duties would per-
NIT.
The Secretary Of Commerce and Mrs
William Redfeld also have returned to
Washington and are stopping at the
Highlands.
The Postmaster General and Mrs,
Burleson are others OF the Cabinet who
have made an early return to the Ma
tional Capital.
The Secretary Of the Navy left Wash
ington yesterday to Join Mrs, Daniels
and their sons at Atlantic City, They
will all return here the end OF the week,
The Minister of the Netherlands and
Mrs, Loudon left Bar Harbor Friday for
The Hague, Mr., Loudon has been made
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the
Netherlands and will not return to this
country, Mrs, Henry +. Dimock, Afr,
and Mrs, @, CataIini, Mrs, Victor Cush-
man, and Mrs Ceiestine Eustis we're at
the pier to see them on,
Mrs, Henry D, Clayton, wife of Repre-
sentative Clayton of Alabama, is giving
In fha
Parkwood in honor of Mrs, Martin, of
Dallas, Texas, mother Of Mrs. Jack
BeaiI, and the latteE's sister and niece,
Miss Martin.
After a sojouFn of eight weeks on the
Jersey coast, DR.. Benjamin +. Gibbs has
returned to the city fully recovered in
health,
ME. J. E. .Eefe]re, Secretary Of the
Panama Legation. and reeeHtiy appointed
Special Commissioner Of his country to
the San Francisco Exposition, will give
a dinner tonight at the cabinet room OF
the New Willard in honor of DR.. O. A.
Mendoza, Acting President of Panama,
March I. October /, 1870 and Of Mr..
James Flynn Statesman, Commissioners
General of the Pansma-Pacifc Interna-
tional Exposition.
Mr. John Barrett, director general of
the Pan american Union. has sent put
invitations to a reception at the Pan
American Building In honor OF the dele
gates to the Third international Congress
Of Refrigeration and the American Asso-
citation OF Refrigeration tomorrow eve
ming at o'clock at the Pan American
Building.
Mrs. Champ Clark, wife Of the Speaker.
left Washington yesterday for New York.
with . number OF friends. They viii
meet Miss Clark on her arrival from
Europe on Tuesday.
the Secretary Of the Treasury Is al
membsr Of ths yachting party enter
tztned by Col. E. N. House, OF which
Er. Joseph P: Tdmu1tY. the Presidents
secretary. N also 4 member.
Mr.. MeAdco VIII not take possession
af ths ses;6snoA Ea Maazachniatts .Aszs.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

H. Keller. sister; Miss Lucille Il
Schamberger, Miss Emma Killer. cousins
OF the bride. and Miss Lena Lerch.
The Lohengrin Wedding March" waa
played by Mr.. George Schamberger. Of
Baltimore. on the violin. accompanied by
Miss Olga Heitmuller.
After a supper to the bridal partys
given at the brides home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Umhau left for a trip to Atlantic City
and New York.
They will be at home after October.
Is at the lexington.
Mr. Milton Goldsmith has returned 20
Washington from a short visit TO friends
in Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

for benefit
The Army Navy Club which oual the Metropolitan Club
popularity proved particular
The garden delightful features has
Marine Band plays there Tuesday Thursday Sunday nights
greatly taking
ing supper parties
pushed turkey
hour.
The frivolous of the club hope that
following Tuesday Thursday nights
all the officer eommg the board approve
Of new order of things
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

Mrs. Simon Kann has returned to the
city after few days spent in Atlantic
City.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

Senior Don Eduardo Susrez, the MIN
lister of Chile. is registered at the Hotel,
Astor. in New York
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

In ihrrsds Nuuiausen Is one q TIE most ,,r.p-
a8aAa4agass n eqfzi "A ssss-z. s
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

Mrs. George T. SummerIin and her
two sons, Masters J. Y. and George T.
Summerlin. jr., are spending several
days at the Vanderbilt. in New York,
en- route to Washington. They have
been visiting Gen. and Mrs. John A..
Johnston at their summer home In
the Thousand Islands.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

dance, to be given by the Messrs. Albert
Steinem and David oettinger, to cele-
brate their twenty-first birthday. Mon
day, September Is.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Miller announce
the marriage OF their daughter, A.
Gertrude, to Mr.. Thomas z Donovan. on
Wednesday, September D. Mr. end Mrs.
Donovan VIII be pleased to see their
friends after September %. at 4"4 Twelfth
Street Southeast
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel P. Meyer have
returned TO their home on Seward Square
after an extended trip to New York, and
Atlantic City. at which latter place they
stopped at the Marlborough-Blenhe
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14
'Ground-G Grippers"
School Shoes
Onyx" Hosiery

For men, women, children, in ;,.rlct,,e = weights
and veaYes
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

Lieut.. and Mrs Raymond Rodgers
are spending some time with the lat
ter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Won
l. Meyer. at their country home IN
Hamilton, Mass. Mrs. Meyer and her
daughter. Miss Julia Meyer. have just
returned from a short trip TO Europe.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

Mrs Hahn and the Misses Beatrice and
Rae Hahn have returned TO their home
in kalaramo Road from a lengthy visit
in the White Mountains
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

The Italian Ambassador, MARQUIS
cusani. while In Buffalo, n. Y, this
week. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman F. Mack. Marquis CusanI was
accompanied by the Russian Ambassa-
dor, NJ. Bakhmeten
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson.
who spent most of the summer at the
formers shooting box in Scotland, VIII
arrive in Southampton, Long Island,
this week. and will open their cottage
on Lake Agawan for the fall season be-
fore coming 10 Washington:
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

Mrs. Champ Clark, wife Of the Speaker
left Washington yesterday for New York
with number OF friends. They viii
meet Miss Clark on her arrival from
Europe On Tuesday.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

the Secretary Of the Treasury Is al
membsr Of ths yachting party enter
tztned by Col. E. N. House, OF which
Er. Joseph p. Tumu1ty. the Presidents
secretary. N also 4 member.
&r. MeAdoo VIII not take possession
nf ths fesiss snoa En Iaseachusgtfs. .xgsS!!
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

Mrs, D. Rothschild and family ara
spending some time IN Braddock Heights,
Md
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

Miss Helen Fischer. Of Lanier Place.
has returned to the city from a three
months camping trip in Maine.
The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

At the dedication OF the memorial shaft
In honor OF Capt Charles V. GridIey,
who commanded Admiral Deweys nag
ship. the Olympia, at ths Battle Of Ma
Mia Bay. on Thursday the actual un-
Yelling was done by Master Charles Grid
ley Buddy, & grandson of the late Capt
r.ri6Iayy
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-27

Making a friend laugh is often the
best help we can give him.
Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-27
TOWN COUNCIL
HOLDS MEETING

Last Friday evening the newly
elected council of the recently incOr-
porated town of Judith Gap met and
each toook his oath of office.
Immediately proceeding taking the
oath the terms of the aldermen were
decided by lot. Geo. 5. Haynes re-
ceiving the two year term rs alder
man of the first ward and John Dolan
the one. year tenn. In the second
Robert G. Piepho received the two
year and Oliver Readel the one year.
Mayor IL. l.. Bills named Lyle "A.
Cowan as town clerk and j. A. Mic
kel as treasurer. Both appoint
mants were approved by the council.
Geo. J. Rice was appointed marshall
but the appointment was laid on the
table until next meeting so that the
amount of salary could he agreed on.
Oliver Readel was named rs police
magistrate and the appointment met
with the approval of the council. DR..
E. NJ. Cans was appoint ed health Of
ficer or the town.
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Continued on Second Page.

Hubbard as captain of the west side
team and Herbert Finch rs captain of
the east side team. All contestants
must be from the country and the
captains can enter into the tug them
selves or not as they see fit.
Following the tug O. war the crowd
will gather on the ball ground, which
is hoped will be dry enough, for one
of the fiercest ball games ever played
on any diamond. The lineup for
both the married mems team and
single mem team has almost been
completed and the game Will no hot
between old-leaguers and = promising
bunch Of young would-be-leaguers.
The remainder of the day will be
set apart for visiting and shopping.
In the evening big social dance will
be the feature. After the dance the
people of Judith Gap will wish all
who attended good night and with
hopes that they may all meet
again at another such great event
early in June of 1914.