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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-27
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IN MEMORlUM.

On the close Of this past DE.
cember Is eve, like the day, clos.
cd the earthly career Of our dear
Brother and friend, Victor
Erath, Sr.
May the shadow Of Sorrow that
has cast itself over the bereaved
family be frightened in the
knowledge OF the truthful and
beautiful thought, "gone, hut not
forgotten"
Although the sunshine oil
frieDdsbip and happiness that be
poured Ger his many friends has
sadly transfer med itself in Memo
ry, may this good friend, zealoa'
cliizsn and true brother, from the
b II vest Of q well regulated mate
rial life, reap the reward Of eter.
nal bliss in the Kingdom Of Oar
Lord.
Be it resolved, that the mem
bers Of iberia Lodge No. 654, b
r. q. e, sincerely sympathiz'
With the family Of our deceased
brother, and be it further resolv
ed, that copy Of these resolu
tions be placed upon our minutes
and that same be given the Edi
tors Of the local papers for publ
cation.
q. 8. DAUTRKIVE, Charm
ASHTON j. MOSS,
ISlDOKE w. AAJAN,
Committee
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our sincere
and grateful thanks and apprecia-
ton to our frieuds and acquaint.
ances for their attendance and
their kind sympathy and beauti.
fol floral offerings at the funerals
of our beloved wife aud sister,
Mrs. Emilia Nussbaum Turner,
who departed this life on Novem-
Der 28th, and baby taai Bragg
Turner, who died on December
10th.
We are deeply sensible to that
quality Of friendship which has
been 20 gene rous in kind words 81
consolation and many acts aud
services which speak louder thaS
wOrda.
L. M. Turner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul NuSsbauM
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Phis Comeau1. who lives o,lt on
Robertson street, kept, . coal fire
going I'll night in his home to
keep from getting cold; but at
dawn Friday morning he WAS ont
IN the cold putting water o. tns
Goals, for the side Of his hOuse
had Ignited and, sEAa thsoa3euod
With dostrueeion. Nd al1rn w.
turned h. III. ~
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Rub the joints with BALLARD'S
SNOW IMMINENT to relieve rheu-
matism. It penetratss the flesh to
the bone conveying its soothing
and restorative influence to the
spot where the lain exists. Price
CSC, SOC and 81 per bottle.
Sold BY ES1ORGE DRUG co.
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BERNAKD-WILSON.

On Monday evening, December
Sih, 1913, at seven o'clock. ct the
Episcopal rect0ry, . very quiet
wedding took place, New. Il. +.
Diggs officiating, when Mr.. Rob.
ert A. Bernard Of this oity and
Miss Daisy Wilson Of Galveston,
Texas. we're united IN the bonds
of matrimoDy. The happy young
couple expec: to make their home
ID this city permanently, but after
the holidays they expect TO visit
Texas for = few weeks. The lbo'
rian extends it, very cordial con.
gratulati0ns.
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On Monday evening OF last
week Mr.. Il. L. Estorge Was elect.
ed 10. saat in the board OF dtrec.
tors Of the 8Outhw esteTn LOuisi-
ana Development Bureau. bead'
quarters 1t Lafayette. This
gives this parish its complement
OF present atives on the beard.
No better eolectl0n could have
been made. Mr.. Guy Guthridgs
came down for the occasion OF the
Z meeting Of the Iberia members OF
Fthe Bureau ct which Mr.. Bst~fge
was elected.
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DIED:-At the residence OF it's
parents on Center Street, this city,
December %, 1913, at 1880 3. M,
Joseph Francis Miguel. infant s0n
Of Eugena Miguez and Marie lie
bert. Born Oct. q, 1913. The
funeral took place from st. Peters
Catholic Church Oh Wednesday,
December "a, 1913, ct 400 p. N.
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New iberia, La. Dec. 23rd, 10
sTeche EnCampinent, No. IS, X
Of T., elected the following on
cess, at ito last regular meeting
for the ensuing term:
w. G., J. N. Perry;
V. O., w. A. Callen;
Chaplain, Joseph Renoudet;
Recorder, w. D. Reynolds.
Treas. w. j. Bernard;
Mar, o. Jacob;
Asst Mar, T.. 3. Hart;
Sent, w. ,. Davis; W All
Guard, John ObrleD;
r. w. O., H. b. Shaded.
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Fer SALE.

A valuable and we'll improved farm
Of rs arpents, situated near the town
OF New iberia, on the 81. Martinville
road. With all teams, agricultural i'm
pliments. cattle. poultry. etc. Farm
we'll provided. Three cane derrfcks
In neighborhood, besides other advan-
tages.
For further informatioost apply 70
VEL DARBY,
n. II D No. l.
New Iberia, La.
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Mr.. JuIes Bsgarry, Of Kirby.
vile. Tex, . son Of Mr.. Alex.
Baesrry and : New Iberia boy,
arrived here on Monday to spend
the holidays IT hrs old home with
relatives aud friends. He was an
agreeable caller at this ONCE.
IL. went 10 Kifbyville some
months ago, seeking employ men'
and VS. very Successful. he II
nov tho assistant cashier In the
oflice OF : lumber company. Hi
brothAs, Louis, IL located It Eva
dale, Texas.
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NOTICE.

The public il hereby warned
not to negotiate, purchase Or loan
any money on four ceftain pr0mis.
sorry notes each fof the sum OF
Eight HunLsed D/Ilars, executed
and signed bb TIA. Derouen, the
undersigned, aid made payable
70 the order # ces.'re Labauve
IN one. two, three and tour years
'hfter date, Az same we're given 10
error aud without consideration.
/. 4. DNnOUEN.
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NEUROLOGICAL.
DIED.:

At his residence at Burke sta.
ton on Fridy night at 10 O'Clock,
Sylvsnus Gall, born at Patterson
vile, La, August LIST, 1904. Ills
funeral will take place from, the
Methodist Church in this city this
afternoon at ) o'clock.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-27

Aurora Lodge, No, 1913, +. 4 A
NJ, will hold . regular meeting
on st. Johns Day, this, Saturday,
evening at $50 O'clock. The
financial reports Of the several d.
partments viii be presented BY
the auditors. Tho program for
the evening promises to be inter-
eGtine and CIR Masons 10 good
staDdiDg are cordially invited 70
attend.
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From and after the 1st of Jan.
nary Mr.. Frederic A. Patout, Gen
orai Manager Of Hotel Frederic,
viii assano the control and dirac.
ton or the tho Hotels barber.
sbop. cafe and billiard room. All
tho departments Of the Hotel will
then pass under his management
directly.
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STOPS PAIN. HEALS WOUNDS,

STOPS PAIN. HEALS WOUNDS.
Royalino Oil .is STRONGER
THAN TnH OTHER AETI6EPTICB,
That gives it GREATER POWER
TO EASH PAIN, iRSide or outside,
man or beast. dso makes it go
further add giYe LARGER VALUE
FOR THE MONEY. That's why it
wine everywhere, over every
thing, wlye4 people try 1t. It IL
praised lcpdest by those who have
used It tlongest. It's different.
Youth like Il better. Try 1t now.
1Oc., 26c., Soc. Money back plan.
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FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

Tho undersigned hereby gives
notice that he will apply to the
Mayor and Board Of Trustees Of
the city of New iberia, La, for per-
mission to continue the liquor bus
mess, at his present place Of bus
mess, at SCI East st. Peters street,
commencing January LIST, 1911.
AUGUST WINTER.
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FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.

The undersigned hereby gives
notice that he will apply to the
Mayor and Board of Trustees of
the city of New iberia, La, for per-
mission to continue the liquor bus
mess, at his present place of bus
mess, at the corner OF Madison and
Railroad Avenue, New iberia, La,
commencing January list, 1914.
WILLIE OLIVIER.
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BANK ELECTION NOTICE

Loreauville, La. Dec. Goth, 1913.
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the State Bank OF LO-
reauville, OF Loreauville. La, to elect
q board Of directors for the ensuing
year, will be held n the banking
house, in I.Oreauville, on the second
Tuesday in January. 1.-THE 18TH 1914,
between the hours Of 10 q. m. and
4 D. m. JNO. u. BONN, Cashier.
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Mr.. w. L. Shoneman 10 rapidly
closing ont his stock Of liquors
heretofore carried In the saloon 1t
~ qprner 81 Main 4 SWAIN 70.
Whu hin doors will be cl0e6d on
tbe Stst instant they will not be
seopened IN. the same line OF busi-
ness.
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When quality ana price are the
considerations, We believe It 10 to
your interest to- let u figure on
your printing. We do for others,
why net for youS
H.r. WILLARD. The Printer
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Announcement.
FOR LIQUOR LICENSE

Tho undersigned hereby gives
notice that he will apply to the
Mayor and Board of Trustees Of
the city of New iberia, La, for per-.
mission to continue the liquor bus
mess, at his present place of bus
mess, at the corner of Main and
Swami streets, commencing Jaml-
AIRY LIST, 1914.
WOLF. L. SHOENMAN.
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Miss Vida Nereaux had planned
to 60 to Opelousas yesterday with
Miss Francis Howell for a few
DAYS visit to Mrs. II. w. Gould,
sister Of the latter, but 1t the de.
pot here after tickets were bought,
Miss Vida decided to postpone
her part OF the trip till the next
dav. Miss Howell went alone.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-27

On Monday the weather assum.
ed ! very threatening aspect for
Christmas week, but Tuesday
dawned fair and clear, and just
comfortably cool.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1913-12-27

Mr.. JAS. 4. Colgin yesterday
moved with his family to the resi-.
dence or Charles street formerly
occupied by Judge l.. o. Hacker.
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UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER
MODEL NO. 4.

FOR sale At $50 90. payable at 5000
per month. Practically new. Cost
1l1O.O new and only had about 4
weeks use.
Apply At this once.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Royaline Liver RcgvQtor is Best
and Cheapest for CQ1btipation, Biz
iousness, Haadac11e, Indigestion.
Tin box to ldSt About one month.
Is cents. Money back pfan.
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A. private sale, at a0ce10a prices
before and after each sale.
ECkART JEWELRv 4 MFG. Go. Ltd.
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PERSONALS.

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os4, ~, E,;aa
his sister. Nj las. Gotg,u.
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A., Az NY l..., =, nj,
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III, -t., NJ. I,,,. ,4.N,l
.,,,t ~ 49,. IL. h,,.,,. L,I,.
M, u.n,e i..aa.z,.,d Of crow.
lar .,,,, ~, ,.f Christ
ma. yi.,f ,eI5,#5s,4. I'D f,1puus
b. l.,,....t,
Pn.a. n,. o,a 81 ,o,l III.
halliday .,,h h.,s ,.,,n,u MIR
a,,t - - - ,,.,
,,.f -,
the HOLIDAYS with relatives and
n,, f,,.,d,.
On Christmas day Nj. John
Dufand aud daughters, Misses
Alice, ConstancP, Viola and Mala
Dnrand, Of 81. Martin parish,
were guests of Mrs, LOUIS Della.
Mr. Henry Gallols, The mana
ger of the local telephone ex-
change, was Il si,or 10 the Cres-
cent Cry the early part IT thla
week on u mission of combined
business and pleasure.
the ,a''y part OF THIS week from
trip to tue marshes. Having Gov
efea eighty miles IN The saddle hh
was not quite comfortable N riding
hls res again
Mr. ro."t Maa3ayet, Mr.. Lewis
Anl"t's aecret.at aud accountant,
came HON. for tbs shr'et.. 2 holt
uays from Nt'u'tioH thtin",
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TO keep posted on local news,
subscribe to The Iberian. Ask for
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Services we're held on Christ
mss day 1t the Episcopal Church.
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From . Shoc-peg to q ships spar.
BERTRAND LUMBER CO.
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MOSS CLUB DAUCN
Now Is Cents. Buy q bottle.

Thunder and lightning were at
play 1t noon in the heavens Tor
Christmas eve.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-30

from his trip to Valdez. He will have spent a month or more on the Alaska coast. nearer to Washington, and where things are not run as they are here. He has been con- fronted with the presence of q slot machine whenever he entered A drug stere in Valdez. Every Valdez paper he has picked up has contained large advertisements of lotteries to be held in Valdez, and he has never gone into a cigar store or saloon in Valdez in which solo or pangingi games were not running. After a month or so of running up against such things. will he be disposed to believe that there is not so much wrong with the principle that it does not pay to att tempt to hold the Alaskan down to the less-freedom rule which he has been working for here for so long?- Fairbanks News miner.
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FAIRBANKs ALSO.

Philosophers have advanced the theory, that travel bPoadens a man that to become familiar with the cus- toms ana habits os all sections makes a man more charitable toward the actions of his home people. This statement has never been disputed. but. of course. there are exceptions to prove the rule.
 Whenever a Fairbanksan goes out from here. he gen rally returns with new ideas, and sometimes with new clothes. has stories to tell of what he saw and learned in his tray els. and he begins to start his new ideas working here. With every bunch of returning travellers to this camp. we have learned to look for new movements and new style of action.
 Tn this connection. we have been wondering what the rule and order of things will be in this camp when District Attorney Crossley returns
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What a pity it is that the women in the Turkish harems are not suf- fragettes like tho women over in the British islands, Just at present such fighting qualities would come in mighty handy against the Bulgarians.
 The chances are, though, that if women ever succeed in being placed on an equal footing with men they will be mighty glad to return 10 their old places and to secure once more the Immunity from the many trials which men must endure.
 Women to be on a perfectly equal basis with men should. of course. be. come soldiers, dig in the mines and do many other things which the priv ilege of voting could hardly repay them for. Besides 1t Is all tommy rot for women to declare that they have less voice in government affairs than men. Why. not one unfortunate mar ried wretch in existence would dare to advocate any political principal condemned by his better half.
 During the present sufrragette agi- tation across the Atlantic women, perhaps without knowing it, are ac- tually proving that by nature women are not on the same level with men. They depend on their sex for protec- tion from reprisals for the most out rageous proceedings. They commit acts which f committed ~by men would lead to civil war, but they know that in their case a govern ment of men will let them down as easily as possible. Really in this very way they manifest the spirit of the unruly school boy who takes advan- tage of teachers ultra gentleness.
 Men do not vote against woman's suffrage because they dislike women They wish to keep women out of pol itics for a reason similar to that which causes them to dislike having their women relatives spoken about in public. Really men and women are two different sorts of beings alto gether. It is almost impossible to think of women attending a sitting of legislature. all day while a ten days old kid lies at home on the fiat of his back squealing. Indeed the whole social arrangements of cen. turies must be altered befors the sufrragett plan can be made to ap- peal to men, or perhaps. the great majority of women. --.--
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NOME, ALASKA, JAN. 30, 1913.

With a democratic president, q democratic house and a democratic senate something new ought to hap pen pretty soon or people will really
 begin to think that one party is just the saem as another.
 The democrats are pledged t0 many things which. however. are more easily promised than given. At the Lotus Club dinner recently President Taft good naturedly alluded to Wood row Wilson as the man who thinks he will soon change all the condi- tions all over the country. Mir. Taft has come to know how hard 1t is to accomplish many of the deeds hast fly promised before election. He knows now the responsibility that comes with power and that causes men -to-think~ twice before making great changes.
 It may be all very well to promise independence to the Filipinos before election and it was easy to tell the oniy later will the difficulty of keep ing those promises become evident. A democratic congress and admins tration do not mean at all that all will see the same questions in the game light.
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PHONE. MA1H NO. As.
FIRE ALARM SIcNALS.

FIRE ALARM SIcNALS. 12 Standard Oil Co. a. CarstsnA Cold Storage. t4. John j. s0snOn Go. effioo. is. HSadqWartArs SsIa0n. 21. RSoOrdsrs' Office. 24. Lawrence HOtsI. 2A Fire Department. 31. Dioeovs.v aaIoom. g. Yoeksy's Cigar StOre. 41. Pacific Cold Storage Go, Sandspit 42 Third Ave. and LsnS's Way.
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Engine House Phone Main e7. Seven Whistles. Water. Three Fire aut
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In a recent issue of the Commoner William Jennings Bryan roasts An. drew Carnegie to fare you well for his offer to pension ex-prcsidents. The Carnegie corporation offered s95.00 6 year to all ex-presidents and to the widows of presidents as long as they remained unmarried.
 Mir. Bryan seems to think this ofHer to be one of the most iTnpudent on record. He accuses Carnegie of at- tempting to use in this way the money which he was enabled to se- cure by the granting of special privi- leges.
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NOME PUBLISHING co. DIVINE & MAYNARD Sole Owners and Publishers

j. j. MecRATH. Editor.
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Rates for advertising space in a7y of the above publications will be mq1a known on application.
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Nome Weekly Nugget, month ..60c Nome Weekly Nugget, year $500
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Nome Daily Nugget. 1 month .32.o0 Nome Daily Nugget. 6 months 5000
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We will save you the time and trouble of writing the local news to your friends on the outside. by mail- ing the Nome Weekly Nugget to any address in the states for 60 cents per month.
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Entered as secOnd-class matter. Feb. 2s, 1907. at the Postofiics at Nome, Alaska. under tks Act of CongHOss of March 8. 1879.
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City Official Paper

Copy for rS0u'Ar advertisements must be in by 10 o'clock on the day cf publication;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-14
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overfeld. Miss Bonnie Miller, Miss Mar
garet Mcclure and Mrs. Cav assisting
her in serving.
lightful dinner last evening to a party
OF friends at their beautiful country
home, Freedom, near the Cottonwoods'
The large round table presented beau
tiful picture the central decoration be-
Ing formed Of a miniature tea garden
with all Its appointments, In keeping
were on the japanese order. The guests
and msie Mrs. M IHa lester FS Freed 3 Mr.. % and MIS-.
5nS M9 Rs'a and Nh m sna william Mia 'GssRh Rsd S0y
Mrs. William Reid was the hostess
yesterday at small but beautifully ap-
pointed lunsheon At er home on maySpa
decorated with pink chrysanthemums
and all the appointments were OF pink.
The guests included Mrs. James A. Irons,
Mrs, Thomas Kearns. Mrs. David Keith,
Mrs. Richard A. Reyes. Mrs. Adolph
Baer, Mrs. F. 2. McGurrin and Mrs.
Henry Sadler.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. M Callow entertained
very pleasantly last evening at a dinner
at their home for Colonel and Mrs. James
A. Irons, the other guests being Captain
]. NJ. Bidwell and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dern.
The annual calico ball to be given by
the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers, the
Daughters OF the Mormon Battalion and
the Daughters Of the Handcart Vctera rs
will take place this evening IN the Bish-
ops building on North Main street Be-
sides the pleasure OF A costume ball, at
which the descendants OF the early pio
necrs Will endeavor to represent the dress
OF the period. there Will be a programme
OF speeches and music.
A party of young people, who have
formed a new dancing class. will hold
their first meeting tonight in the ball
room OF the Kearns home. where they
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-14

will begin their lessons under the direc-
tion OF Miss Hazel Edwards.
Mrs. M J. Brines and her two chill
dren left yesterday for Chicago, where
they Will join Dr.. Br,nes, who is shortly
to complete his medical course, and
where they will all make their home.
The Ladies' Literary club will meet
today at the usual time at the clubhouse
W J; barTette YIN read a paper on
Miss Ethel Paul Will discuss "The Art Of
Happy Nonsense; and Mrs. Corliss and
Mrs. Jack Taylor will furnish the
music.
The "Yellows'' Of the First M. z.
church Will hold the parcel post social
at the homo OF DR.. Charles Peak. Fed
eral Heights; next Tuesday evening in
stead of tonight.
Miss Pauline semple of the Merry
Countess company at the Salt Lake
theater is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. II.
Emerson and Miss Margaret Emerson at
the Grace apartments during her stay in
the city.
Mrs. J. J, Broughall and few. Of her
from tnl G at Walkers store, under
tho auspices OF st. Marks guild, which
has been following this custom all week
There will be a bowling tea at the
Tennis club this afternoon, the first OF
a series of Friday afternoon affairs
planned by the social committee for the
winter months.
The officers and ladies Of Fort Doug
las will entertain this evening at an
other in the regular series of hops.
A number of Salt Lake friends will go
to Ogden this evening TO attend the ball
10 he given by the Martha society.
There Will be a special meeting of the
Hospital Aid society this morning In the