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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-09
Boar Snapshots q Duchess.

The Duchess Of Connaught, aunt of
King George and wife Of Canada's gov
ernor general. was photographed by a
bear at Robson, B. c.. when, as she
stopped to take a close snapshot of
tame cub. he playfully seized the bulb
Of the camera in his mouth.
Startled. the duchess sprang back.
turning the camera toward herself and
was looking directly into It when the
pressure Of the bears little Jaws on the
bulb snapped the shutter.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-09
Screened Doors.

For the screened door or window
which is so situated that the curious
.passerby can look into the room, sim
ply paint the screen wire with white
paint mot too thick. It does not OBJ
struct the view from the room at all.
but any one on the outside cannot see
In unless nearly against the screen. OF
course the paint makes no difference
when the lamps are lighted.-woman'
Home Companion.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-09
Death of Little Child.

James, the 2-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. M. M. Stroud died Monday
and was buried the following day in
the city cemetery. The funeral was
conducted by Rev. w. F. Gault. The
little child vas sick but two days.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-09
FIRST BAPTIST CHRCH

Preaching at the First Baptist
church Sunday by the pastor, Geo p.
White.
11:00 a. m.-"Facing a Crisis"
1880 p. m.-"The Rose of Moab, or
A Wonderous Choice"
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1914-01-09
Laughs Jaw Out Of Joint.

Mrs A. H. Dubank Of Morris. Mich,
laughed 80 hard while attending q
moving picture show at Owosso, Mich.
that her jaw was dislocated and the
woman was taken TO q doctor. suffer.
ing intensely.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15

kyhl and Mrs. Peter Hansen gave q mis-
eellaneous shower Tuesday evening, In
honor OF Mrs. Russie Hansen. at the home
OF Andrew Jessen- Those who enjoyed
the lunch were Messrs. and Mesda mes
j. Anderson, Krkman, William Ogilivie
Andrew Jessen, Peter Hansen, Vic Nell
son. Hans Borg. Mrs. Simon Christen-
sen. Messrs. George Bulow. Charles Jen-
sen. Henry Christensen, Charles Baker,
Ianson Gledhill, Enoch Nelson. Edward
and Charles Crawford. Delace lessen.
George Hansen, Lamar Robinson, Lehl
Peterson. and Misses Rachel Jensen,
Mn bel and Margaret Greco, Teresa DIM
mick. Mary Hansen, Lizzie Ogden. Eda
and Mabel Barlow. Dora and Bessie Han
sen. Arnetta Jorgensen. Edna Kyhl, La
Verda Young, agnes Poulson. Rebecca
Peterson. Roda Ramlose and Ruby Pot
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hopkins enter
talned at progressive high five Wednes-
day evening. The following were pres
ent: Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Rasmussen,
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Hyatt. Mr and Mrs.
j. J.. Christensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Larson, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs, Oluf
Lund Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jensen. Mr.
and Mrs. John Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Soren Christensen, Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Heppler. Mr, and Mrs. H w. Ramlose.
Mrs. Carl Goldbranson Mrs. Edward
Rasmussen and Mrs. Frank Anderson.
Sim Larson and Mrs. OIuf Lund won
first prizes and Jack Jensen and Mrs.
Edward Rasmussen won consola ton
prizes. Leila Hopkins and Nina Chris
tensen served luncheon.
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PARK CITY

! PARK CITY Fob B-Mrs ~ j Wllsams on :
tertnined very pleasantly "Wednesday afternoon at
| her home on Norfolk avenue. The guests num-
bored twelve and they were the members OF tho
seso LILY club Luncheon vas ucrycd thon the
election OF n president followed nnd Mrs. II. J.
Bryant was chosen for the coming year The next
meeting will bo held at the homo OF MTu
| Tracey.
SIR. and Mrz. Stuart McPnse aTo spending sow
DAYS IN Salt Lake,
Tho G. u. G.. club bcld n business meeting
| Thursday evening at The home OF Mrs. Ray Briggs
| on Mosac avenue.
| NIrr Sarah II MoCarty has announced the en-
sagcment OF her daughter, Florence Henrietta; TO
Jncob Weeks the wedding 10 tako piace Monday.
| February 10, at high noon
| Miss Benson OF Salt Like was In the Park on
n shor: visit suost OF the Lccompto bome.
DR. Edward Lecomp,o left this week for tho
| east. After short stay he VIII go to Vionpn
| to take o special course,
George D. Blood OF Salt Lake In
| coming passenger Thursday morning
Mrr O. W Allcn entertained the members OF
tho 500 card club Mt her house Saturday after
noon. Tho meeting will DO held Monday.
ninghom
Mrs Frankol entertained few friends Fri
day evening az dinner
Solon splro and A. B. Appcrsou and a party of
friends spent Thursday In the Park inspecting tho
Silver King Consolidated mine.
| Tho members OF the pegFno o. Honor have
competod ARRANGEMENTS for Snnce iSn.sS,r ana caro-
evening. February lS.
Mrs. Loo B Wight has sper, the week In
Salt Lake with relatives.
Misses Elizabeth Martin, Dcl!a Jennings, MyTa
Mcdonald, Jcanlo Sherman and Ruth Hilstr9m.
students OF tho University OF Utah. aFo Visiting
with relatives IN tho Park
KsI,h Buck up from Salt Lake Thursday
| morning to spend few dayr visiting with MS
pareuts Mr and Mrs ". ]. Buck.
Frank Warren OF Salt Lake spent few dnyH IN
the Pork during tho week.
Tho wornnn's Athcnacum held is regular meet
INK Monday afternoon mt tho homo OF Mrs. C. L.
Martin Tho work for the day was on tho history
md geography OF the original northwest territory
and Mira Martin the leoder, Attor roll call
fo mcct Monday afternoon at tho homo Of Mrs. T.
p Lecompto. whom all members arc requested 20
bo present ms ,ha Is an important meeting
Fred Williams of Salt Lako Is spending Tow
daya at tho DAILY West mlnc
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GRANTSVILLE

EVANSVILLE. Feb, 14.-A delight
frI party was given in the Relief society
hall Tuesday evening, the guests being
alI Mutual Improvement associate OIL
ficers and teachers. Those present We're
Mrs. Leroy Anderson. Mrs. NJ. +. HALL
day, Mr.. and Mrs. P. z. Wrathall' Jen-
mis- Anderson. Emma Sharp. MIS-; Etta
Bates. Myrtle Anderson. Sarah An9er-
son, Alice Wrathall Masdalene Ander-
son, Mary Clark. Mrs. 9. 4, Kowberry
w. D. Holt, Chester Jefferies, Roy I'M
lay and Paul Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John William Anderson
entertained the religion class officers al
their home on Main street Tuesday even
ing.
The Ladies' Sewing club met at the
home OF Mrs Alex Johnson on Main
street Tuesday afternoon: Refreshments
were served to the following guests. Mrs,
Leo Johnson, Mrs, G., e. Townsend. Mrs.
Len w. Hale. Mrs. NJ. FL Tanner and
Mrs. Hampton Wocthington.
Mrs. M e Halladay entertained the
stake primary officers at her home on
Main street "Wednesday evening,
Mrs. +. G. Eskelson entertained tho
o. N. O. club al her home on Clark street
Wednesday evening. Refreshments were
served 10 the following guests: Mrs. g.
NJ. Matthews, Mrs. p. B, Pratt, Mrs; c.
r Rowberry, Mrs. r, t. Burmester. Mrs.
i. NJ Spanton, Mrs Eta Bates. Mrs.
Monte Barrus. Mrs ]. D. Brown: Lillian
Rowberry. Emma Sharp. Jennis Ander-
son and Minnie Pace.
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BRIGHAM CITY

BRIGHAM CITY. Feb N-Mn. B. r. Avord
sa.srtsinsd sa Tuesday evening IN honor OF mum:
Mrs, Isaac II. jeuncu, Mr.. and Mrs. Denmark
Jensen. MT and Mru. Roubon Myord. Mr. and
aen, Nr, and Mrs Hans Rasmussen. Mrs. Lana
hlrord Mira Sarah Wilde. Mrs. Mareo Norton and
hrS. Martha Rees
In celebrating her aeventy ty-sixth birthday, MrN
James NJ Iverfon entertained the members OF her
innliiy and grandchildren q dinner on satur-
with tho dinner was tho fac, that .hs dinnor was
prepared and served entirely By herself. Four
.een were present In tho afternoon Mrs Iverson
was tno reciplont Of 3 delightful surprise at the
s homo Of peishbor. Mrs. Mary johnson. given in
her her, honor BY tho Relief society OF me First
from her friends.
wednesday evonins Mrs. NJ. p. Campbell enter
tsincd number of friends Ht her homo Yves.
pleasant hour was spent in social chat,
Yesterday afternoon Mre, C. r. Subeo enter
tanned number Of friends at luncheon hor
afternoon ypent
Tho Civic improvement club met Tuesday after
noon at tho home OF Mrn W. o. knudson, the
ovont being their regular meeting Tho programme
Of Mrs A. Z. rrueiSoD. Mrs. Ephrsim Ma,hins.
present wore Mrs. Nels Jensor. Ms. Elias Jen-
sen. Mrs C. T. Anderson. Mir Abbo samscl.
Lowe. Mt1 Joe A. West. Mrs. Webb. Mrs.
T ph0Ras 55a Loush1oy. Mira ORION Hud;on. Mrs, "
"; NhuoSon. Mts n. u. IrueIson hIs. Epn!aii
J. c; knudson. Mrs n; L. Fluhburn. Mrs. F. ".
Fishburn, Mrs. a. ". Merrill Mrs. s. Z. Eoncl- e
ley. Mr5. A, L. Brown. Mrs. Z. w. Dunn. Mrs.
NJ J. Holt. Mrs Clara Carver. Nrs. VIII Soren- :
sen. Mn jane, Ingram, Mrs. Olsen aud Miss
Eliza Hansen.
The memberg Of The Third ward met Thursday
afternoon IN thcir nnnuul sst.scquainted feast
In tho ward amusement hall Tho social included
we'll arranged programme and par,akng OF 4
luncheon prepared by tho OF tho wnrd.
Several hundred pTcsrut.
hr end Mrs. Langley A. Bsiicr of Nsph; re-
turned homo Tuesday after spending fen days
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Blackburn In
this city.
Sir and Mira. Hyrum slumWay Of Wyoming
speudiDg few days In this city visiting Mr.. eod
Mrs. Hyrum s Jousep.
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LOGAN

N'oAN. Feb A-A delightful affair of Wed
he'aay afternoon the Kcnsipr,o, rtr.o b-
aFs. H. j. Do Witt at ber attractive hon. oo
street. Au attractive feature was
UndsrgnnS numbers given By Miss Elizabeth
L,nhaF1 The rooms wcro cbarniroI. ,dn-nS
s,,.a, a carnations and Mrs Do witt was AZ
De WIZ. and Miss Anna TInnsy, iSs IS. eiaa,s ,n,
,seiaded Mrs Henry HAybar Mrs. a. n pslmer
Harr, s,on.1 -; henanebohm. MrA. Arjol Palmer MI,
bail BALI Mi.s MTa; e, J9hn %or,imer. Mrs HyTum Hay
Emma ana 'Sns' ssrs' Mss Underwood and the ,isses
Mrs Nephi Carlson ootor.,noa ~. ,ot,o.r,,-
suess AZ dinner party T1iesdsJ evening il
Witt wfI1,, % af. Csrlsos's birthday: Mr ana Mrs
NJ: smith. Ar. and Mrs II Hawk NJ ~ ,,d
Rossr, DosnatTHH' sai,S & Mr and Mn. Alexander and
nations 'F' win te' eh'-
nao,t,. uss A. ~, woH.ns club held an interesting
MiSs Elizabeth snIih ravs n. ,,wHh es s'a's,
soaa man made Work" By Charlotte p Gilman. Tho
tSs committee wa1 appointed 70 arrange Tor
O. Petorson. Mrs George ". Thatcher Mr. p
Ss,ch ,s,n ana Nm Leon Batohelder. Tho affair
season Will bo held at the home Of M G.,,g.
", thatcher Monday afternoon. February is.
nv Ihs MD -yoaT ball. Eiyon by tho B. Y. college
tul nnd successful ochool affairs OF the yeur n,
s vas hsld ut tho Auditorium which was bcouti-
al
large dance hall 10 the corners OF tho hall and
E''n eoiego pennun'a and huge riaEs.
effect O'' Pieu'i"H
This clio eirolo met Wednesday With Mrs C.
O. sriith and the following interesting progrn nps
var 2rrlcd out; Vocal solo. Gru. j. FL Mar
gaall and tho reading of Ellzaosth Bakers drama
,s .naiso' va most Interestingly given by Mr.
hostess " ~
Mies Jessie Eccles was hos,esS a, party n,
aer home Thursday evening. when the sorosi1
ono OF their delightful! "5oD' psrties. vaientin,
1eeotations were used exclusively and dainty ro-
!rsshmeuts served.
lneir annual bop I" The Thomas Smart gym
naslnm 7 Saturday evening, Tho event was en-
IoyaS ESSsi Sy larso apmbsF OF quests. feature
gymnnsluni specially arranged for the affair
and the music was furnished by tho a. C. orchea-
tra Refreshments yervcd during tho even :
ing
Monday evening Mrs. H. D. De witt enter
ialncd ta,!1.. at dinner pnry in honor of Mr.. Do
decorated with tea rosog. puk anG whi.o being
no mo color nchemc used throughout Tho In
NJ. and Mrs. Jesso Earl. Sir. and Mro' II. Stone
NJ. and Mrs. Louis Linnartz Mr. ard Mr..
Charles Goodwin hr. aud Mn. A. d. Bell and
Mr.. and Mro. Jouk!ns.
SATURDAY evening about twenty friends q, CIsr-
enco Goodwin pleasantly surprised him 4, tao
homo OF his parents. Mr. and Ms. c Goodwin.
end OF fun enjoyed Delicious retresamoni,
were served by Mrs. Goodwin.
Miss Margaret Nihiey has returned from de-
lightfuI two month"; visit az ocesn Park. Cal.
Miss Mary Young OF Salt Lake is visiting
hore.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. Il Lintord In salt
Lake.
Elmer stoddnrd of Ls Grand. oTe.. Is -isitiuE
with Lognp relatives.
Hrs. Asa Bullen entertained ~ dinrnr TueF-
day. Carnations the decorations aad covers
were ia'd for eight guests.
ar and Mrs. Joseph Novbod heve returned from
pleasant Salt IAko visit.
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GARFIELD

GARFIELD. Feb. H--Mrs. J. r. Powell enter.
taincd Wednesday evening at dinner IN honor OF
Mrt George Tanner OF Payson who In tho house
guest Of Mrs. L. Powell! Covers wcro laid for
eight
On Wednesday, evening tho Rebekah iodgo aad
Copper Queen Curd club united In giving a vaIcu.
vitcd, Score cards fsvors end refreshments
woro in valeutine colorS aud dcsgn Auction
bridge played, the trophies for high score
bons won by Mrs. II. Morshall ana Dwight Me-
tecr
The Primary association Of the L. o. g. church
will give d-timo donco Monday. Febru-
AIRY 2S 10 commemoratlon OF WaSbingtons birth
day.
The Ladies' Ala gave unique and very de-.
llshtful entertainment Friday evening at the
clnbhousc. Mcsdamrs Nelson. Leonard. Palmor
pnd Marshall wcrc the committee In charge and
they Furnished tho following programme: Song
i1d dance. "Oyor the Garden WALL By sovon
ladies under tho direction Of Mrs. Crpnston Car
prator: gclU Miss Maudc knrannugh: solo MT
RoggE; duet, Miss kavanaurh aud Mr.. Boggs,
peutomne. Modern and Medieval Legend Of
Mars Jane characters, DE- and Mrs. Hardy. Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer and Mr., Nelson. Following .his
ton OF Mrs. W. d. Leonard Mcs1amcs Saum ana
roS.er had Valentino booth: Mcsdnm0s Marshall
npd Henderson u grab-hsg: MosdanieS Aahworth
aud Caroentcr caudy booth at which theE
rlr,s ossistod.
Mrs Frank Jackson OF seatto v;sl:od Mrp. H.
NJ Hcnao1 thls week,
Mrs O. NJ. Evans entertained the Y w Sewing
club "Wednesday. dainty luncheon waa served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15
NEPHI

VIM OF NsphI and orion Berry OF Provo
were married in the Salt Lake temple
Wednesday February IL. Miss Winn is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. c.
Winn For number of years the bride
had been a student OF the B. r., unlVer-
sity and II was while attending this
school that she met Mr. Berry. Ihe
bridegroom is the son OF Mr. and Mrs.
j. S, Berry OF Provo.
The o. n. o. club was delightfully."- en-
evening. After attending to the business
part oil the meeting games were played
until 10 o'clock, when refreshments were
served The club was entertained at the
high school Friday evening.
The Utopia club met at the home OF
Mrs. j. L. Memmott Thursday evening.
Music, games. sewing and refreshments
provided the entertainment
Bishop and Mrs. A. II. Belliston enter
tainc'' Wednesday evening In honor OF c.
r ) ,iins who was released as second
counselor To Bishop Belllston SUNDAY
afternoon. President and Mrs. J, w
Paxuan, Messrs. and Nesdames ]. a.
Grace, j. NJ Christensen, u. y. Cowan
A. a. Allen, Samuel Linton Jr., Mrs, J.
s. Cowan. Mrs. 4. II. PaSmaD, Miss Let
and Mrs. Jenkins. were present TO epioy
the evening which was spent in games.
social chat and partalsing OF refreshments
arranged BY Mrs. Bclliston.
The T. Y. $. club were entertained at
the home OF Mrs. James Hickman Tues
day evening. Those present We're Misses
Phyllis SparkeS. Pearl Wright, Leon
Hague, Georgia McCune, Florencc Hobbs
and Ruby Ellison.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15
SPANISH FORK

SPANISH FORK. Fob Ti.-Mrs l. P snon Eavo
ValeDtine patty Saturday evening Table dccorn-
lions appropriate to the day wero used.
SIR. and Ms. Frank Holiday OF s.ataquln are
Waiting with friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert MAXWELL ontertainod a num-
bcr OF their friends and relatives at thc,- homo
Tuesday eyoring
Mr.. Cline Wilson was visiting In this city
Sunday and Monday with her grandparents. Mr.
and Mra. George A, Etcks.
Miss Eliza Money entertained at hor home In
Palmyra Sunday evening in honor OF Of
her high school friends.
The members of tho Alta club mot Friday
afternoon nt the homo OF Mrs. J. A. Drockhank
Mra Fred Jackman read o papor on Companion
ship"
Miss AImiR Warner entertained tho Clove-
Blossom crowd and partners at her homo SUM-
Cay evening in honor OF her sistor Els!e'n
birthday. Twelve couples werc present
Parloy johnson. Jr,. is expected homo next week
from Norway, whore he has spent tho pas. two
ycors.
Mrs. Fred Dart gave quilting bee at her homo
"wednesday. Luncheon wac served 10 six guests.
Tho members OF sho Third ward NJ 1. A, Savo
surprlso party for Mn. John Halsm and Mrs
s. w. Robertson rt the Robertson home Thur1-
day evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15
RICHFIELD

RICHFIELD. Feb. ii-Mr and Mrs.
Charles Heppler and Mr. and Mrs. An
drew Sorenson entertained at a pro-
gressive high five party Thursday even
Ing at the formers home. Andrew Ras-
mussen and Mrs, Allen Montgomery won
Miss Rachel Peterson and Miss Naomi
Christensen.
Mrs. G.. T. Bean had sewing bee Fri
dag afternoon, 4 buffet luncheon was
served TO ten guests.
Miss Winnie Martin entertained at a
card party Sunday evening CNosc pres
ent were Misses Elise Peterson Lora
Nelson. Jennie Levitt. Anna Sorensop,
DeVera orrock. Henrietta Lund. and Er-
win Nebeker. Joe Sellers. Orlp Ogilvie,
Angus Hansen, Erwin Miller George
Mrs. will Lawson. Lunch was served by
Helen Martin and Zoe Copenhaver
The primary officers OF the First ward
gave bundle shower Monday evening at
the home OF Mrs. VIII F'redrickson In
honor Of Mrs. Martinus Christensen, for
merly Mrs. Ado)ph Myers,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew lessen announce
the marriage OF their daughter. Murlel.
to RussIe Hansen which look place at
the Salt Lake temple Wednesday, Feb
ruary a.
Miss Clara Hansen entertained at a
Kensington Thursday afternoon. Those
Lars Peterson. Mrs. Hy Christensen. Mrs.
Edith Cody. Mrs. III, *. Neil. Jr., Mrs.
Hansen Miss Netiie Sandborg and Miss
Bessie Neill
Ray Outzen and T'reds Brunette were
quietly married Tuesday by the Rev.
The he Misses Sophia Greco and Emma
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-15
PAYSON

PAYsoN. Feb II.-Mrs. william Zorro enter
snned the Ladies' Sewing club at hor home Tues
day afternoon. Refreshments Uervee.
Mrs Clurcrce Fairbanks hostess for the
Kefioe Klatch club Friday afternoon At the home
OF Mrs. C. F. Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. william Finlayoou entertained at
L thea,er party at tho Gayety Wednesday oven
ing. Those present wero Mr.. and MT5. william
Finlayson, NJ. md MrS. Frank Harris Mr.. Rud
Mrs. Harry Tiptou and Mrs, Viola Manw!li.
Tho members OF th6 300 card club vera
cherminsIy entertained at tho homo of Mrs L.
d Stewart Thursday evening.
Mru lngals returned Tuesday. after visit
with her mother IN Lehi
W. E. Patton was Salt Lake visitor the ,rss
part OF thi0 wcck
Mrs Clsve Wilson 10 visiting her parents in
Thistle.
Mrs w T. Black OF Salt Lake Is spending cha
week with her husband. ono OF the district school
teacbora,
Mis-, Helena Foots. who 10 attending high aehocl
az Pay.on spynt tho Weekend with hor parents
At Elborta-
Tho Neho stake board OF the Young Ladtos'
NJ l. A. entertained the memoeD OF the Young
MEMS NJ A. stake board nt tho homo OF Mr.
ana Mrs ]. e. Hush Tuesday. Refrcshuep.s
were served.
Miss Dora Wilde and Mha Julictte Douglass re-
turned Monday, attor visit with friends In sSsa.
ish Fork.
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SALlNA

e.rJyh Feb. 1l-Emctt Robins Of Eko; Sev..
,s yialtins with relutvcs and friopds In shlna-
Nm p " Alkirc and @ra ]: A. ksarns OF
salt Lake bsve been in sniinn during THO p"p'
few days.
AZ, and Mr. Molvin Anderson, Alma ANDERSON
md rmgene christensen have bren In Ephrnip
during tho past week ,. -,
ur .ua Sfrs g d. Rapmussep outertaineu az
..honi tonchrro Saturday evening OF tneiI
bomc' Luncheon served and mn eS'o"eh'
programme given.
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Efy 20 a, "Il] meet Frl-
Eiown" " al the homo OF Mrs.
81 Z Bailey will oe bo,ts.s 80 ~.
n.y. al the next meeting 70 '"s
issgrso'0ssy. society entertained
D fssn.,h fsnooh In the Ladies; Guild
h hs sssi,y.r,tourth street, In com
3 % pyoeub c,ub ladies' OF the civ An
re- Tsrs Tas n was given. num-
& Ncksee. readings from Shake
b. Misa' oy 7. Earl Pardoe.:
ln Wrss. Beatrice Brewer md
pertsss and vocal solos bv
t 0gdssna sanes ,s W, Collins Of Salt
tae Stan' visitors Tuesday. and
Nr. ara supper" and dance
sF cinS Mrs. Hugh c. WOOD
fat wiz vis,s and ID son. Blair, are .,ome
ssl.ss' s'"' In Salt Lake. "''
aad other wednesday for Sar
tstescnra1tse Order OF Eae giles
he col annual bali Tuesda,
laTg,Snihl hall, which wa,
Euss,sss ss number OF member,
me- a, sas An exhibition Grii
nt evsni e OF the order was .
a.Ds .'e1.lhgs entertainment.
a. west spent Tuesday IL
sli Of fa u Arrow dance given II
VI = 4 me inc Third ward snnds1
Young so 1'cst successful affair
~ Sssn,(R People were present
and nSsrr.ilully DECORATED e"t ,n re-,
bunch Is E serving Of refresh, h
'aed to the evening
Of MAJ inc oenat club viii b,
ySsaihf fsS Anna Powe,I n ney y
'0oro has returned from
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-12

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aus ibrer seFdbrlidsn Gage bsfrsii
ivirhen tonnten. 9err H0nig III BET
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e~rtpisier cot. tpirb Dielen 6ausIGHsiberins
nsn bon RuBsn Iein. Sit eirem Slid
Shueibertrsibe martirt man, ioldnse bos
Shnittmuiter benz Stoff a%ufIisst, ale
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ben S6nitt bi1ipss unO 8iebt nit siusu
opppelteu Gaotn aue 3ei6sn nod. bod
70, baB pr GaOeu tsts nur Iois uufitet.
9ierduf nimmt man beibe StofFtbeile
a~useindnbtr unb iTneibet bic Gdbtn se.
nau 3fptfGtn ben Gbeilen bura. auf
bieie @eife itnb bibe Gtoffieitsn slsids
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1911 Spiunro CT.