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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-09
E. j. DoWD'S FUNERAL

Requiem mass will be celebrated in
st. Johns Catholic Church, Orange,
tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock for
Edward j. Dowd, who died yes
terday at his home, PSI Watching
avenue. West Orange. Mr.. Dowd's
death was indirectly due to a fall in
the barn at the rear of his home
about three weeks ago. He was born
in Orange about thirty-three years
ago and was the son of the late
Thomas Dowd. Besides his wife he
leaves four children, his mother, one
sister and three brothers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-09
HAVANA POLICE CHIEF
DIES; GOVERNOR ARRESTED

HAVANA. Cuba, July 9.-General
Armando Riva, chief of the Cuban
national police, died today of wounds
received Monday evening during a
raided gambling club.
General Ernesto Asbert, governor of
Havana province; Senator Vidal Nor
ales and Representative Arias are
under arrest awaiting trial in connec-
ton with the crime.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-09
HELD AS SHoPLIFTER

Laura Kyle. SO years old, of 10
Camden street, was remanded to a
cell for sentence tomorrow when
convicted of shoplifting today before
Judge Hahn in the First Criminal
Court. The woman was charged with
the theft of shirt-waist valued at
$3.50 from a Market street depart
ment store. She contended that she
had purchased the waist, but the
store detective insisted that it had
been stolen.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-09
WEALTHY COAL MAN DIES

BERWICK, Pa, July 9.-Baird
Snyder, jr., one of the wealthiest inz
coal operators in the
anthracite regions. died early today
from injuries received in an auto ac-
cident near here yesterday, when c..
S. Shindle, who was riding with him,
was killed instantly. They were 60
ing down steep hill when the chauf-
feur lost control of the machine. and
IL skidded into a tree at the bottom
of the incline, the auto turning over
and pinning the men beneath it,
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Bloomfield Boys Funeral

A high requiem mass was offered
in the Church of the Sacred Heart,
Bloomfield this morning for the re-
pose of the soul OF Edward F. Fin
nerty, 10 years old. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Finnerty, of SO Ella
street, that town, who died at his
home Monday. The Rev. Edward ].
Tichler, assistant rector of the
church, officiated. Interment was
in Mt Olivet Cemetery. The lads
death was due to heart disease, in
duced by the heat of the past few
days.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-09
FUNERAL TOMORROW

Private funeral services will be held
for. Mrs. Mary Augusta Campbell,
wife of ]. William Campbell, of 165
Clifton avenue, who died at her home
yesterday. Interment will be made
tomorrow afternoon at the convent
ence of the family.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-07-09
INVITES CITY HEADS TO MOVIES

All the city officials were invited by
the management of the Family The
atre today to visit the theatre be-
tween A and o'clock this afternoon
to see motion pictures of the recent
International polo matches between
the United States and England.
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SECURITY b. AND L. TO MEET
The Security Building and Loan
Association will hold it's annual
meeting this evening in Hensler's
Auditorium.
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Social Happenings in Cities and Towns of Utah

on Monday social in their honor held al
the home Of w, f. Evans.
Or. w T. Hashor spon. Wednesday in Mount
Pleasant visiting with his parents.
Miss Mabel southwick spent the week end
Mro Martha Cooper OF Logan Ia the Fucst Of nor
sister, Mrs. Jane Brown.
Miss Anna Stoddart and Miss Myrtle wt,lss
Mics Selma VIM. who Will be married next
wcek TO Wallace Peterson.
Tuesday evening the Elite club gave a japanese
ball lo the assembly rooms. which artistic
ally decorated FOR the occasion.
Another popular June wedding wns that OF Miss
Netra Peterson and Arthur Kirkhnm who wore
married 10 the Salt Lake temple wednesday.
Thursday evening they given a Wedding sup
per at the home OF James Eirkham The bride
is one OF Proves leading society bellies and the
groom iS lesdor IN Lehi's younger set.
Jesse Bushman ard his newly acquired bride
rom ST Joseph Ariz. aro visiting relatives OF
Mr. Bushman In Lehi.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs z. T. T. Roberts en- .
with ksnsinston. also serving dainty lunch
Miss Eva w!lies md David wangssnard will
be married IN the future. Tuesday svcn-
ing the young lady friends OF Mirs w!lIes gavo
her shower at the homo OF Mies Nita Hammer,
and spont the evening in ghmcy music and re-
treatments.
"wednesday evening the Returned Missionary 30
ciety gave party In the assembly rooms in
honor Of 1sanc ClarE who recently returned from
mission 10 tho southeru states.
Mr.. and Mrs p. II Alfred went TO Spring CITY
Monday To attend tho Alfred family reunion.
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courses In Columbia university. Mr.,
Dee is studying engineering and Mrs:
Dee is taking a course in literature and
letters
The Weber club gave the first OF a
summer series OF dances at the Her
mitage Thursday evening
Mrs. r. Ebel!ng, accompanied by her
aaHnshter!nlaw Mrs Carl Esslns' left LEFT
Will visit with friends.
Hagbert Anderson. Jr., and Miss Ruby
Fowler were married in the Salt Lake
temple Wednesday. A reception was ten
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Fowler. al which $50 guests
We're entertained.
Mrs. S. A. Beason has gone to Boston.
where she attended the commencement
exercises of her son, Lew Wyatt Beason,
who is among the graduates OF the Mas
sachusetts College OF Technology Mr..
Beason received the degree of bachelor
OF science.
A quiet wedding took place Tuesday
Bramwel and Srleo Winchester were
united in marriage at the home OF the
brides mother. Mrs. II, A. Shupe. The
ceremony was performed by Bishop o.
W. Ridges In the presence OF the imme.
diate relatives Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Winches
inne. The couple left Tuesday evening
for Salt Lake. Mr. winchester is in the
railway mail service
The Log Cabin club will hold It's first
annual dance at the Hermitage June "a
Miss Lucille briggs. sister of F. NJ
briggs OF the State School for the Deaf
and Blind, and Leopold Heller of Idaho
Falls were married at the home OF the
superintendent OF the school al o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. The wedding was
attended by the intimate friends OF the
couple. The bridal party stood benea TN
bower OF pink and white carnations
While Bishop John Watson pronounced
the service. The maid of honor was
Mrs O. W. Balverson, sister of the bride
and the best man was T, NJ; briggs. The
and carried a bouquet of brides roses
After brief honeymoon. Mr.. and Mrs
Heller will make their home in Idaho
Falls
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BRIGHAM CITY.

BRIGHAM CITY. Juno Nv w Wiley OF
sountiful spent several days OF tho week visit
Ing his son, DR.. r. T. Wiley. and family In
Brigham City.
Mrs j. A. Munns and daughter are spending
several weeks In Rocsland. Idaho, visiting Mt
and Mrs Relphs.
John Q. Critchfow Of Salt Lake City spent Mon
day IN this city visiting friends
Mrs Ashscl Osborne OF Rexburg Idaho. Is
visiting her mother. Mrs Agnes Southworth In
this city for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Jensen spcnt Tuesday 50
Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Davis returned Tuos-
day evening from Salt Lnko City, where Mrs.
Davis has been for the past month.
Victor Z Madsen. C Elias Jensen, o. n Chris
tenscn and Professor c. o. RoSkolley among
the Brigham visitors to tho Junction city this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J, r. Howring spent day In
Salt Lake City visiting Mrs eowripgs parents
Mr., and Mrs. Benjamin Mdsley.
Mrs. Edward II Pierce OF Salt Lake City iK
spending n few weeks in Brigham City visiting
relatives and friends
Miss Daisy Madison has returned from a ptay
OF six weeks In Salt Lake.
W. H, Bootho. Jr.. OF Salt Lake city spent a
few days OF the week visiting his father. ". II.
Boothe. and brothers In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Rocder OF Burloy Idaho
are Visiting their parents In Brigham City.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Goodlitte. Mrs. Lucy
Wright Snow. Mrs Leslie Hadley oil OF Salt
Lnke City. wero visitors with relatives in this
city during tho week,
Mrs. George W, Miller OF ST. Anthony. Idaho
sister. Mrs Charles T Anderson. In this city for
a week two
r. W. Dunn visitor 10 Logan one day
during tho week.
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ladies attended and had a very jolly time
Games were played and luncheon served.
Carnations were used to good advantage
In the parlor decorations. while the din
Ing room was made attractive with pink
and white carnations. Miss Lloyd re-
ceived large number OF useful and
beautiful presents,
Last Tuesday evening the members oi
the Degree OF Honor entertained their
husbands at a card party given at Odd
Fellows hall Luncheon was served. lr
the card playing prizes were won by Mrs
Frank Cook and Miss Lou Murphy
Mrs. George Wheeler and Mrs. Robert
Adamson were the guests OF Mrs. Frank
Clayson at Mammoth last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Williams re-
turned to their home In Park City on
Tuesday after spending several days In
Eureka
Der of her little friends at party Fri
day. the occasion being her tenth birth
day. programme Of games was fol-
lowed by nice luncheon.
Prof. T. L. and Mrs Williamson left on
Saturday morning for a visit OF about SIX
weeks In Oklahoma, where they made
their home previous 10 coming to Eureka
Mrs. r. D. Dickenson left on Tuesday
for Salt Lake. where she will remain for
a few days before going to her former
home IN Wisconsin, where she expects tc
spend the greater part OF the summer.
Mrs, Emma Billings and Mrs. Dan Mar
tin returned on Monday evening, after a
visit with friends at Mant
Miss Norma Rasmussen and Miss
Naomi Christensen both of Richfleld, are
the guests OF Mrs. Edward Duggan.
Miss Georgia Creighton, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Creighton OF this city, was
one of the graduates from Rowland hall
OF Salt Lake. The young lady's mother
and sister Mrs. James Creighton and
Miss Katie Creighton, made q. trip TO the
capital in order TO attend the annual
commencement exercises OF the school.
James Creighton and his daughter, Miss
Sadie. left late last week for California
They intend to spend a month or two
taking In the sights on the coast.
Mrs, c, G, Norwood was the guest OF
Salt Lake friends this week.
Victor Fitzgerald OF Mammoth was ir
Springvllle and Provo this week
Mrs Frank Evans OF Mammoth was
at Payson last Friday.
Mrs G. II. Ristlne. teacher In the
Mammoth schools, has been at Salt Lake
for several days She will spend her va
cation with her mother In Nebraska
Mrs. Jerry Sullivan and children OF
Mammoth were the guests OF friends al
Spanish Fork during the week,
The "Chick a-dce'' club A new social
organiza ton, held a lively session at the
home OF Wilford Mitchell on Wednesday
evening, There was a programme oil
cards, music and luncheon, Those at
tending were: J. S. Forti, Frank Morley
William Gourley, Jack McClaln, Frani
Temple, John Hurley, William Mitchell
James Mitchell. John Coffey, Fred Stone
man, Earl Watkins and Ray Sorenson.
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KAYSVILLE.

! kAYsviLLE. June .s.-M,ss Aria Williams.
doughter OF E. n. Williams OF Syracuse and who
was married In Salt Lake wednesday 10 j. Hcber
Whitcs!dcs OF Layton. The young couple Will
spend their honeymoon in Syracuse and will later
go TO Newcastle. in southern Utah. where Mr.
Whitostdes has been for somo time preparing a
home for his BRIDE
Mrs. Emma Denkerz OF Ogden csmo down from
ogden Wednesday TO spend few weeks with her
sister. Mrs. James Crddle
Mn. Seth c. Jones aad Mrs Norman lloyd Of
in Kaysvilie This week visiting with friends and
relatives in their home town.
christopher Z. Layton OF Downcy. Idaho. who
s @ t9Tmerly prominent resident mere. ~ss o,s
friends
Mrs willard Galley OF Fnirvicw. accompanied
by her young daughter. spent few days IN Rays
willie duriog tho week.
Miss Jennie Phillips {, home from an extended
VISIT 10 Teton. Idaho. where she spent sono time
visiting With her brother. Milton 2. Phillips, and
his family.
william Allen returned Friday from Ksmas.
Summit county. where he spent part OF the
weep
John G NJ. Barnes paid visit 30 ssnpe,e
county this week. visiting friends and relatives
in Chester. Ephram ,nd MantL
SIR. and Mrs. william a. HYDE. formerly Of
Ksysvilie hut now OF Poca,ello. Idaho. wcre here
visiting this week.
Joseph Perkins was down from Preston. Idaho
for few dnys this week. paying visit 10 his
parents and other relatives.
Miss Bessie Larkins has zone TO Preston. ldano
for M extended visit. Her nicces. the Misses
Viola and ETma Blood. returned with hor 10
their home in Preston, after a pleasant visit
LASTING week.
orson PAYNE is here from Burley. Idaho and
brings word that the Increasing colony OF for
mer Haysvlle people In and near Burley Is we'll
and prosperous.
Miss Hazel Barnes was tho hostcSs today nt
pretty afternoon party n. which some twenty
five of her Salt Lake and Ogden friends were
guests The epacioug OF the Barnes coun-
try home were tn5rcfOlly decorated tho dining
room being In pink. with roses ns the principal
flower urcd. while in the parlor Canterbury bells
most effectively utilized la forming ssrlk-
insly beautiful color scheme OF blue. The guests
onne I'm the carly afternoon In motors and were
ploasaoty entertained with music and games IN
~ o O'Clock. when refreshments we're served on
single tables in the dining The table deco
Tations or roses in sparkling crystal baskets.
while the favors were dainty pin holders. found
buried beneath bouquet OF pink roses. Tho
place cards worc engraved with the monogram OF
the hostess, Tho guests spent delightful after
noon and returned homo this evening.
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SALINA.

SALINA. June 1.-THE Ladies' LI|
ary club met at the chapel Monday III
noon at 3 O'Clock The following \
gramme was carried out: Reading,
Famous Women" by Mrs. West: q
T. Peterson: story, Mrs. O. G.. Ma
reading. from Motherhood" Mrs. h
Gates: song, Mrs. John Dastrup; Yec
ton, Hattie Gates. ~
Vlgo Chrlstophersor and Miss r.
Hugenbother, two of SaNnas promIr
young people, were united In fnar11
at Richfield Tuesday afternoon. =
will make their home at salina
Lee Clark has returned from CnIcae|
r. Dastrup was given a surprise d
Wednesday afternoon by relatives
friends In honor OF his siXty-second 6I1
day. Mrs. Kelly of Loa came up TO 4
orate.
Ray Jeuson and Miss Mary Petersor
Redmond were married last Wedno1<
a reception was rendered them al
home OF the brldegroom's parents.
Mrs. Joseph Prows left Thursday
Salt Lake City
Mr., and Mrs Robins OF Sclplo ana
guests OF their son George.
Essie Rex and Mrs Reynolds will
rive from Washington. D. c.. during
week.
A pleasant social was rendered
Arnold Burgerner and family Mou
evening. The guest OF honor was
leader OF the local choir and has
the respect and love of all. Tbs d
was arranged by the members and
attended by more than l50 people.
Burgerner leaves Salina for his home
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PARK CITY.

PARK CITY. June 14-Mrs A. A.
Browning was the hostess Saturday even
home, In compliment TO Mrs. o. C. Lock-
hart who is In Park City on a short
Visit. A number OF friends enjoyed the
Syenlng SahI ,,,.t together ssIl The rooms were
f. w. Sherman and family have re-
turned from Salt Lake to remain in Park
City during the summer months,
Miss Tessie Mclaughlin IS home from
Salt Lake, where the young lady has
been attending school at the University
OF Utah.
Mrs. E, J, Beggs entertained the mem
bers OF the Whist club at her home Mon
DAY, evening. Mrs; Fred Smith and P. w.
Billings got the club prizes. and Mr.. and
lie, Edna Sutton. Gertrude Mclaughlin,
Mr., Mr. and Mrs. Welsh; Mr.. and Mrs. P, w.
Mrs Walter Evans. Mr. and Mrs, Lock-
hart: Mrs. Kopp and Mrs. T.. NJ Smith
Messrs Lee Talbot and Jack Rerkhoe
Of Salt Lake spent Sunday In Park City,
=, Jack, Trump has returned from
The Rev. Father Galligan and niece
breakfast Tuesday morning In compll-
ment TO the Rev. J. T. Shields Of ST
Louis, Mo.
Messrs. Gidley, Buck and Keith Buck
spent sunday at the Hot PotS.
Mrs. o. O. Snyder Is home again after
a pleasan visit In Salt Lake. with friends
and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. o. c. Lockhart have been
visiting with relatives in Park City.
The Rev, J. T, Shields OF st. Louis,
Mo. spent Monday and Tuesday in the
Park, guest OF Mrs. John Shields and
family.
The Misses Bessie and Margaret Uric
have returned home after a ten days
visit In Salt Lake.
Mrs. Holbrooll and family OF Black
foot, Ida, are in Park City. called by
the death Of Mrs. Dalgleish.
James Gray was in the Park during
the week to attend the funeral of his
sister, Mrs. Dalgleish.
James Dalgleish returned to Park City
Monday morning after six months spent
in St Louis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge returned homo
from Salt Lake Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs w d. Sutton motored
TO Salt Lake Monday evening.
Georgius Archibald is visiting with
friends in Wyoming.
Charles Shields Of Salt Lake spent
Monday in Park City.
Frank A Shields and George Quinn
were Salt Lake passengers Sunday af-
ternoon
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RICHF1ELD.

RICHFIELD. June 14.-Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. A. Copenhaver and their two children
are visiting relatives in Lehi
Mrs. A. ]. Spencer is visiting in B!ng-
ham.
a trip to the Mountain View hot
springs and luncheon was enjoyed Satur-
day by Mesdames Sarah Peterson, J. l.,
Miller H W Ramose. Ed Rasmussen
and Peter Nelson.
Mrs. Austin Farnsworth Is now in Bing-
ham visiting her daughter
Mlss 2. 2. Leo and Miss Myrtle Bas-
tian of Sigurd were Richfield visitors this
week.
Miss Evan Hansen Is in Provo visiting
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Galloway left for
Gunnison Thursday,
Mrs. Lorin Oldroyd is home from Lo-
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Brown, Jr, are
home after a short visit
Mrs. F. ". Tilney. Mrs. James Ed
wards, Mrs. r. A. Noyes and Mrs. Malm-
stein entertained the Royal Neighbors
on Wednesday at the home Of Mrs Ed
wards. Games and music were played
and lunch was served
Miss Eliza beth worthen OF Panguitch
and George Worthen OF Provo are Wis
itors at the Chldester home
Mrs. Ed Tate, formerly Miss Florence
Horne. IS home after a short stay in
Marysvale-
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SPANISH FORK.

SPANISH FORK. Juno IA pretty wedding re-
cep;ion was at The home Of MT and Mrs D.
Esteila and S. " zeisisr The young couple
will make their homo In Salt Lake
Miss Dora Gardner OF Salem and W. L. Ben
fer OF Price married Friday evening. A
large reception and dance was givon for them the
tome evening In the Salem pavilion.
The Rev & X Davis has returned from q
four weeks visit IN the south. While away he
attended the general assembly OF the Presby
terrain church Atlanta. Ca Mrs. Sexton. hs
mother. returned vita him and Will spend some
time hero.
Miss Marie Stewart lef: FOR Salt Lake City
Friday. wherc she viii attend the summer school
the University Of Utah.
Ars. I. p. Smell s Visiting with Der mother at
Soldier Summit.
Mrr Guam is visiting hero from Elsinoro with
her sister. Ars. DR.. Hagan.
Miss Alien of Cove. Utah. IL visiting With her
brother Joseph AlIep. Miss Vera Davis enter
rsinei et dinner party Wednesday. compliment =
tary 10 Miss Allen.
Mr. Fulton Is here TO spend the month nt the
homo OF her mother. M-7 William L. Thomas.
Mrs Thurber was hostess wedncsday afternoon
AZ protty dlaer party. g,von FOR Mrs. HAzan =
guest. M:t. Gum.
Mrs Alber. Enzbc-S entertained Thursday for
Miss Alien. Nh. Fulton o. Ogden and @rs Gum
Of gIslno.e Other guests were Mrs. HaEan. Mrs.
Thureer. Mrs Will s. Jones and Mrs. Leon stall
lirgs.
Miss Blauohe Moore and Jessie Hughes left
Tuesday for the formers homo near Lund. Idaho.
where the? Will spend the summer months.
MFs Honry Gardner entertained as her guest
THURSDAY Mrs. Jasper Bird Of spsingyilio.
Mis- Bc,Aio Gardner is spending the month With
her Sister. Mrs. TalmaEe. IN Nephi-
Sis. ". ienzi Ncailistcr has gone .or an out
inG with friends al olms,ead, In Provo can
yon.
Nr and Mrs. John saxcy OF Provo rnotored 20
Spanish Fork Taesday une lpcnt the day Win
Nr. SnHsy's mother.
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IEHI.

LEHI. Juno 1.-Aiss Emel.e Osterioh and Aver
Briggs married n the Salt Lake temple
Wednesday. They werc rendered reception and
suppr wednesday evening al the home o! the
BRIDES parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. oSteTioh.
md which was attended by the immediate. rela-
tives and friends. Miss ostorloh Is officer In
the Alpine stake z. L NJ. + A. and Friday
ing the afsoeiaton gave n bail in her honor in
the City pavilion The BrooTn, formerly OF Lchi.
is young rsucher IA Asgrath. Canada whero
the young people will make thoIr home.
Mn. ". n. Latter and children recently from
Colorado. visiting with Mn G. Letter. W. II
make their home
Mr. aad Mrs James ". Rirkhsm Who were
married twenty ycars ago celebrated their we'd
ding anniversary their hons Saturday even
ing. There was programme and music. games
and refreshments. About nay guests were IN
vi,es.
Eyde Park. Cache valley, spent several days In
rehi Waiting relatives. party wss given in
their honor A. tho Saratoga eprngI Saturday and
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EPHRAIM.

,EpHRAlAi. Juno 14-pr1S -
OF this city and Christobbaroi; ow4n
rom were married Wad.i aux
Man NJ temple. President, ,IInesday
ntIns.a''i1g. The wedding wis , An1|
gwen at the home of thee reception
AZ Moroni, where the rela t,rues t,,,ues p.|
riate friends were in ,.ses n,,es aud
e,doolate dinner veg servad ervadenoance
9Sll evening was spent w,,, % ann \
.Hr. Zeal Is a graduate ~ n IN musIC
glhE and of the UNIVERSITY ~ ~. ,SnoW
ne took his a. 3. decres a. VI ,a aUiah. n
sPen' the. past winter as n-, ,,eL gu
Moroni high school Mrs ',,ncipal \
Notoni ia Tented ladies ana -
ol the 3. Y. T.. of p-ovWN ~ HU
leiI Yesterday for CalIforn,o lne
WIN spend several weaks Wner1
tIney VIII register In tbs ratsef
SaNIornia at Berkeley ana rranvef1
ouI1hg the summer season. "a'n
one Of the pleasant event, =,
ION was the social given ar M sn1
20 Johansen in honor of b;ne b;ine no|
iona. The social was given s Es,Sua' Sua'
noon. Elaborate refresbmsnusy
served. Those present ngnis ven
sen. Ruth Nelson, Eva N,e,so, e2n ~.
1 lerson. Orvl!a Peterson. Nnr,S"' 1l(
Katie Anderson. Joan po,Isaa NV
( lsTson, Luetta Peterson En-, ~
Suth Anderson. Leila Andnr.as %
Whiting. Florence aSysr,n'
, sparks. Dot Stevens. Fern SLY
, ellie Johansen. Tina .Jensan 'ossnz
! CaffertN, Mrs. 7. T. McCa nlta
Maria Dorius. Mrs. ]. ]. .Johnsnn ";
;. Whiting, Mr.. and Mrs @ sts, 2
| and Mrs. Nlels l.. Peterson Nv u y
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs, Jobanssr
! Members OF The Ladies Iatsrs~,
We're royalty entertained al the ~
Or. and Mrs. Jensen. where an IL;
I. ing programme was carried o,,s
nostess served an elaborate i'm
Ihose present were Mrs. A w
Mrs. Aaron Hansen, Mrs. Jauss
J Mrs. I. A. Beal, Mrs. Albert Ia
Mrs. Jacob Peterson. Mrs. John u
Mrs. Peter Peterson, Mrs. Sarah =
Mrs. Frank Christensen, Mrs
Lund, Mrs. Maria Thompson.
Mrs. Joseph L. Thorpe pleasant
tertained a number of her relative,
day afternoon :
Mrs. Stena Peterson was the -,
Of a pleasant surprise yesterday in
of her birthday.
| Joen Sorensen Is being entertai,
the sumption home in Chester thIs
Miss Alice Luud returned from
TO Ogden and Salt Lake yesterday.
away. she attended the commsn,
exercises OF the Dee hospital al
and the outing with a number q
Lake parties TO Alderwood. ~