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I The SaitLiAKE Tribune? Sunday Morning, January 31, 1904. 19 1
rfer?Sh her daughter.
Barbara -Kinnerslcy has gone
V5t on a ebc months' visit.
Inni A. G. Clark has gone to Kan
Wtfs n tvro wecks,.lc?VC C abaence
if, and Mrs. Edwin S. Ferry were rc
OtaSli 2 the Congratulations of their
gftMce vlnff the t b arrJval of
&en daughters at their home, who
"ISSe Sri 0" Wednesday morning.
! irr. Walter Miles Harvey has re
u?! 1. J",i to her home in Seattle, after be
S !r the gue3rt of Mrs. Walter O. Filer
, $r Sfee weeks at her home here.
4L ' frr Elizabeth Cavanaugh Center re
SSl Lrned to this city lost Tuesday evcnlng
iVn. year's absence in Michigan, and
i ! fiScs? at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
gJ Jj, E.Dooly.
" f mi Beer3tccher of Montana, who
) . a cuest at the home of Mr. and
iJK Hoyt Sherman early the week, has
Sft!1 to California for a visit of some
3 Mrs. James H. Ben tie. formerly well
iinwn in this city, but whose homo is
' 5S l! SlS is visiting here for oshort
. A. ord. ...
Mr And Mrs. Windsor V. Rice are
tih in Xow York, whero they went on
2.? Sunt of the serious illness of Mr.
Sfe $55 "tether- Latest advices are that
T' Ktr Rice. Sr.. is improving and is now
'nsiderod out of danger. Mr. and Mrs.
$ce rail this week for a four months'
:a tour of Europe.
l ' Miss Alleen Maclean is now in St. Au-
"'fc rustlne Fla.. but will sail shortly for
i iuba with her aunt she may visit the
r.rmudas before starting homeward.
U&i 'ana is not expected In Salt Lake until
1tk In the spring;
S Mrs Mao M. F. Allen of Park City
N ",has been spending the past few days
'tttf Tith 6alt Lake friends
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X.IW i Lieut. Chambers expects to leave ear
Ani? this month for a short visit at his
pii 'bid liomc before going to the Philip-
m :pmcs. . . ,
i Dr Robert Roy Hampton has re-
' i flurried to his home in Mexico. Mrs.
k W 'Hampton will remain here some time
ski longer with her parents, Judge and Mrs.
n, jflowRt. . A
I 3Ir. and Mrs- Oscar L. Cox left Tucs
ilftffc day for a brief visit in Denver. Mr.
!Cox will be home comorrow. but Mrs.
Isbj Icoxwlll not return until Wednesday.
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S55si ' "Mr. J. C Weeter left Thursday for her
w? home in Pocatello, nftcr visiting for
, '.'reveral days with Park City and Salt
friends.
iTsU The friends of Mrs. Burgess, mother
(Of Mrs. William C. Jennings, will be
K,aa t0 lc'arn tllflt snc ,s mucn lm"
' fjproved, after a very serious illness.
f . - i Mrs. J M. Hamilton has gone to Call-
Jfomla for a visit of several months.
ei CjS t c p Overfield has gone to New Mexi
co and will be away a month.
fe Mr. and Mr3. John E. Dooly left
viiiS Thursday for the East, where they Acere
itS lled by the illness of their daughter,
"JIargaret. who is attending school-at
"Vashlncton.
Dr. A C. Hummelbaugh leaves tomor-
iJa trow for San' Francisco, where he will
, .make his home. Mrs. Hummelbaugh
(trfli -IH Join him later.
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K. " i itlss A,ene Crlsmon and Miss Jose-
, 1 fphlnc Wells havo returned from a visit
H(3f I-'111 fricnas 1,1 Brlgham City.
8 T Mrs. John Pike is visiting for a few
,.j Bdftys In Provo, the guest of Mrs. Sam
rJ.'B I?0""'110'
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..L After a very pleasant visit of several
' y:eeks in this city. Mrs. Thomas J. Ry
. dfcr left on Wednesday evening for her
, J .home In the City of Mexico. She will be
I met at El Paso by Mr. Ryder.
, ri Mrs, L. L. Donnan of Upper Falls,
gS i Provo canyon, visited in Salt Lake dur-
i 'Ps lho Pwt week.
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.!' MIes Florence Grant, who has been
f fa Si llns the famil' ot George A. Snow,
Chicago, for several weeks, will go to
' - MeYelan(1 shortly to visit Miss Grace
l!lBcMiIlan, who made many friends dur
a stay in Salt Lake last summer.
bpijiMMr. and Mrs. William H. Jones left
HffK?wMaJ,for three week's trip in Ida-
niklfl,. , "
f ' Rtifrs' JoscPh Geoghcgan and children
inri-'ft. vif S0Qe t0 CaIlfornla for nn extended
rflrti.urgc B- Greenwood left the first of
J3'? k for leaver, after spending a
n F?B, lays with Salt Lake friends.
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- fW ,Franc?s Eddy of Ogden was a
oil S caunke visitor during the week.
hi Uft dvtaJ?d.MrB' J- J- Daynes left Frl
. Btfc'mi' min ,C21,fornIa- where they will re
rmedr "definitely.
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''SSI tht Cleaveland left the first of
'Jm will iot for L0" Angeles, where she
i.rT rctt nf Cleaveland and remain thu
elXJTlf winter.
tWj Prof ,
te lkeiSE fricj,,, .J- McClellan visited Payson
e wft flrst c theveek. r
3 bal!gu&?PleIce"of Brigham City
.SR nf Irs- George L. Savage.
1 famliyQSr8; George Lockhart and
Ofm incnonp dny last week.
ioicM'w Mr p
me Kemmerc'r ?uerily hnR returned to
idJtfP Mh. ji b '? spending a week -with
S4 litneyfthls city.
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s nd? thlS Salt Lake visiting
i vanesSynaftafb ftt hcr h0m n
of 5 day n on"0 "Pnt Sun-
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DdOjJ ? ntnt hall irThat VC ln 0,0 araUeC
ftddtJ ; wnlng 1 ncxL Monday
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Social topics at the capital. I
TRIBTJKE SPECIAL.
Washington. Jan. CO. Among the
guests at the last reception at the White
House were Senator and Mrs. Dubois.
Senator Smoot, Representative and Mrs.
Joseph Howell, Miss Howell, Hon. and
Mrs. Frank lUondclI, J. D. Whelpley.
Senator Warren and Miss Helen Fran
ces "Warren. Representative and Mrs.
Clarence D. Van Duzer. Senator and
airs. Stewart, Senator and Mrs. New
lands and daughters. Senator and Mrs.
Heyburn, Representative and Mrs. Bur
ton Lcc French. Senator and Mrs. '
Kearns were among the blue room
guests, the latter ln an elegant costume
of filmy lace.
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At the latest White Houzo muslcalc.
among the guests were Senator and Mrs
Heyburn, Senator and Mrs. Kearns.'
Senator and Mrs. Newlands and Miss
Rowlands.
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Mrs. Clarence D. Van Duzer. the at
tractive wife of the Nevada Congrcss-
nn Ogden visitor the early part of this
weolc.
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Misa Francis Eddy is In Salt Lake vislt
lnr friends.
Yv?ir'i ar5d ,Irs-..J' u- Rh,no arc visiting
friends In Rawlins.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowls returned
TV cdncsday from a visit In Salt Lake.
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Mrs S. r. Day returned Tuesdav from
salt Lake, where she had been visiting
hcr daughter, Mra. M. A. Brecdcn.
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Miss Minnie Klesel Is visiting friends in
Salt Lake City.
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. Mrs. F. J. KJesel entertained a few of
her friends Tuesday afternoon at lunch
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Dr. and Mrs. Rich attended the Lewis
Craig nuptials In Salt Lake Tuesday af
ternoon. or
Mr. and Mrs. James Ballard were Salt
Lake visitors Tuesday.
Mr. nnd airs. W. G. Hampton roturncd
Monday from a visit with friends at the
.capital.
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Mrs. L. II. Harding and son of Salt
Lake are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Horton at 2117 Lincoln avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. Madscn of Pierre. S. D.,
are visiting a few dajs with relatives In
this city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ceorgc Lockhart and fam
ily wore Salt Lake visitors Wednesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Shepcrd of San
Francisco aro In Ogden visiting their
daughter, who is attending tho Sacred
Heart academy.
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A delightful social affair was- the en
tertainment given by tho Men's club of
tho Presbyterian church Tuesdav evening
ln the parlors of the church. It was la
dies' night and tho club members proved
themselves capable entertainers.
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The sixth annual ball given Tuesday
evening at Dlgnan's hall by the Amalga
mated Sugar company complimentary to
ItB employees was a very successful social
affair. About 200 peoplo were present and
the festivities continued until a lato hour
Dlgnan's academy orchestra furnished
delightful music and the dancing was
participated ln by all. TIagbert Anderson
was floor manuger. assisted by Fred Hun
ter and Frank Yoarajcy. The committee
of. arrangements was composed of Judge
Thomas D. Dee. H. H. Spencer and H. H.
Rolapp, The personnel of the reception
committee was A. G. McFarland, A. II.
Williams and A. J. Cowman.
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Mrs. C. M. Andrews was tho charming
hostess at a very pleasant card party at
tho Vlrgtnla Friday afternoon. About
sevonty-flvo of her lady friends enjoyed
hcr hospitality.
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Mrs. G. L. Eocker delightfully enter
tained Saturday afternoon at luncheon.
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The T. M. M. I. A. of Webor stake gavo
another of their enjoyable dancing parties
at Parry's hall Friday afternoon. A large
crowd was present nnd music for dancing
was furnished by Ford's orchestra.
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A party of young folks enjoyed a sleigh
rldo to HuntsvJIlo Monday night. The
participants in the evening's pleasure
were Misses Anna Anderson. Clara Peter
Fen. Olive Moyes, Rita Doon and Tena
Starling. Messr.. Ballard, Doon, Moore,
Faulkner and Taylor.
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A wide circle of friends In Ogden wero
Interested In tho marriage of Miss Maijdo
Lewis and J. L Craig, which took
place nt tho home of the bride's mother.
Mrs. T. B. Lewis, In Salt Lake City. Tho
bride Is the daughter of Prof. T. B Lewis
and has lived In Ogden tho greater part
of her life. Sho was formerly a teacher
in the public schools of Ogden. Mr. and
Mrs. Craig left on a wedding tour to the
East and after thch; return they will be
at home to their friends after March 1st
at the Cullcn. Salt Lak
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Aglaln-mot Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
N. II. Ives. Thero was a full attondnncc
nnd nn excellent 'programme was ren
dered, - i,
Mrs. A. E. Bobbins entertained tho
Rathbono Sisters Thursday afternoon at
hcr homo on Lincoln avenue.
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
Friday evening, January 22nd, tho mem
bers of the Historical society and many
guests enjoyed the hospitality of airs. R.
P. Hunter, lho occasion being the annual
music ami reciprocity meeting of tho so
ciety. The proprnmmc was opened by a
selection from tho mandolin quartette,
composed of ailsses Baker and Messrs.
Hendershot and Patton. Following this
ailss Murllln Hunter very pleasingly gave
Gottschalk's "Laul Hope." A selection by
a trio consisting of aiessrs. Johnson, Hen
dershot and Patton followed and served
as a preludo to Introduce Rev. Mr. Car
ver's appropriate and interesting topic,
"Tho Lyrlo Muie," air. Carver showed
clearly tho place occupied by music and
poetry ln ancient nnd medieval civiliza
tion, and the place It should hold with us
today. This closed the programme for the
evening, and tho guests repaired to tho
dining-room, which was presided over by
the charming daughters of the hostess.
There, screened by palms in the corner,
Masters Kenneth nnd Lloyd Griffin and
Percy Rhino continued tho music of the
evening. After a delightful social hour
lho guests departed, carrying with thorn
the memory of tho most pleasant meeting
of the year.
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Tho fifth of a scrips of dances was given
by tho Woodmen of the World Wednes
dav night nt Dlgnan's dancing, academy
anil was equally as successful as the four
provious ones given by that order this
season. A special train from Salt Lake
brought a number of vlHltlng Woodmen
to Ogden and altogether there wero about
m people present. A special feature of
the evening was the exhibition drill given
by the Salt Uiko team. Good music was
supplied by tho academy orchestra and
llKht refreshments were Jierved. The linal
ball of thin series will bo given by Weber
camn about tho middle of February.
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The Historical society mot Friday after
noon with airs. Bedford, 1333 Washington
avenue. ...
A very prcttv homo wedding was that
of ailss Edith F. Tavey nnd air. George
F aicGonagle, which took placo at tho
homo of the bride's parents. C30 Twenty
third street. Wednesday evening. The
ceremony was performed nt S:20. the Rev.
Alfred Brown ofliclatlng, and was wit
nessed only by the relatles und Intimate
friends of the young couple. After felici
tations had been extended a wedding aup-
man. who has recently returned from a
pleasant holiday in New York, will re
ceive Tuesdays ln February at her
I handsome home on Q street. Ropresen
1 tative Van Duzer has recently been the
speaker of the evening at a banquet at
Watervllle, Me.
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Mrs. John F. Shafroth of Denver re
ceived on the' 25th of January very
handsomely, with her friend, airs. Les
ter A. Barr.
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air. and airs. Thomas F. Walsh gave
I a dinner on Tuesday at their palatial
home on Massachusetts avenue, in
honor of the- Colorado delegation in
Congress.
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One of the essentially charming affairs
of the week wag the luncheon that Mrs.
Dubois, the popular wife of the Senator
from Idaho, gave at hcr elegantly ap
pointed home on R street, In honor of
the bride of Senator Heyburn. Only la
dles wero present, airs. Kearns, in an
imported costume, was among the
guests, airs. Kearns was also one of
per was served, and later the young cou
ple left for the Pacific coast to spond
their honeymoon. The bride is tho charm
ing and accomplished daughter of air.
and airs. H. C. Tavey and very popular
in social circles. Mr. aicGonagle is a
member of the Southern Pacific corps of
civil engineers and is ln charge of the lo
cal office afr. and airs. atcGonaglo will
make their homo In this city.
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A Jolly sleighing party of twenty-two
persons went to North Ogden Thursday
night and drove to the home of airs. A.
R. C. Smith, where they were very pleas
antly entertained. Dancing, music and re
freshments were the order of the evening.
The members of the partv were air. and
airs. Will Reed. air. and airs Cyrus Reed,
air. and airs. Oscar Reed. air. and Mrs.
Charles Zclmer. Mr. and airs. Maroni
Thomnf. Mr. nnd airs Crlsman. air. nnd
airs. Joseph Bailey. Messrs. Ray Scovel,
Will Toler. Will Hughes and Delbert
Hughes, aliases Ellen Thomas. Louise En
glish, Jennie Hughes and Barker.
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Tho Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi
neers and the ladles' auxiliary will glvo
a boll at Dlgnnn's hall on February 1st.
Elaborate preparations are being made
and an enjoyable tlmo Is anticipated. Dlg
ran's orchestra will furnish the music for
dancing.
Tho Elks lodge and clubrooms were the
scene of much gnycty Thursday evening
when lho local lodge dedicated tholr new
rooms. A short but very Interesting pro
gramme was rendered. Rev. E. I. Gonhcn
delivered the dedicatory oration. Follow
ing this a delicious repast was served In
the banquet hall. Tho evening was a
very enjoyable ono nnd the Elks are to be
congratulated on the manner in which
they conducted the affair.
Hober Hoiner and brother. Henry, came
up from aiorgnn Tuesday to visit their
sister, airs. C. M. Croft. Tho former has
recently returned from a mission to tho
Society Islands.
Miss aiamio Stallings is doing typewriter
work at the Coalville Co-op. 1
Gen. W. H. Kimball went down ,o Salt
Luke Monday on business,
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A. D. Bower and wife' caaic in from
Evanston Wednesday on a visit.
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airs. S. Fnddies returned Thursday from
a month's visit to Salt Lake.
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air. and airs. Neil O'Kccfc of Park City
were visitors here during the week.
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Wllford Hardy of Grass Creek has been
on the sick list thr nasi week.
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Mrs. John Pawlas and children arrived
here Saturday from Salt Lake and will
remain for some time.
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Dr. W. Vlslck has been up the river the
past week on professional business.
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airs. William Bell of Kemmerer. Wyo .
has been visiting relatives here the past
ten days.
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Superintendent W. ai. Boyden spent this
week visiting the schools In the south end
of the county.
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Alma C. Lambert of Salt Lake was hero
on business Thursday.
airs. John F. Salmon has been on tho
sick list the past week, but sho Is grad
ually improving. ,
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Georgo Forrest of New York was doing
business here during the week.
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Tho "Webr house was opened aiondny
and prospects aro that a good business
will be ilono there.
Superlnlondent Callls visltedTRel. M.
ai. I. association at Grass Creek Tues
day evening, and gives a very flattering
report of that organization.
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Postmaster David aioore was down from
Castle Rock on business this week.
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airs. George W. Edlngton and children
left hero Wednesday for Idaho Falls, Ida.,
where they expect to make their future
bono. Tho lnuy'H son, George, Is man
aging a promlnont business house ln that
city.
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W. 3, Johnston spent the past week ln
Salt Lake on business.
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Attorney Frank Evans went down to
Salt Lake Wednesday on a business trip.
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airs. John aicCarthy came In from Cum
berland, Wyo., Tuesday, and expects to
remain for some time.
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E. W. Hogg of Park City was transact
ing business here Wednesday.
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aiesdamcs T. J. Lewis and J. E. WHJe
entertained a number of their frlonds at
cards Thursday nlht at tho home of the
latter, Tho parlors and dining-room were
beautifully decorated for tlio occasion
neatly mounted pictures wero used for
tally and ncore-cards, and altogether tho
arrangements wero very artistic. Six
games of whist wero ployed and prizes
awarded to the most successful lady end
rentlemnn nlnvor. Refreshnnnt.q of n
most delicious and dainty nature wero
served, and the guests had a very en
joyable time. ThOHi; Invited were as fol
lows; alegars, and aiesdames Alma El
dredge, L. E. Eldrcdge, A. D. Wheadon,
J. L. Uoydon, W. M. Boydeu, O. W.
French, O. B. Arnold. C. M. Croft, Carl
Allison, U. F. Northern t, John Cnllls,
Samuel Clark, Frank Evans; Misses aiar
thu Savage, Cornelia Rrnnch, Eliza J.
Branch, Amy Boyden, Nellie Rhoades.
Tllle Wilde; aiesdamcs W. W. Cluff, John
Pawlas. J. A. Smith: aiessrs. J. H. wlldc,
Wlllard Hust and Fred Hirst.
On Wednesday afternoon the S. Ti L.
club met with Mrs. Allison at bor resi
dence. The usual routine of business wna
disposed of. niter which the following
programmo was rendored; "The Jblfo of
Christ" was continued by airs. Allison, Il
lustrating the character of King Herod in
Issuing tho cruel order for tho extermina
tion of tho children of Judca undor J
years of age, and ih futile attempts ol
man to interfere with tha divine pro
gnimtnc of th? Master, aira. Annlo Boy
den rend a paper entitled "Be Yourself,"
showing tho advantage of being true tc
voursolf, as Illustrated In the lives ot
Washington. Grant and othr. The Ken
sington will be hold next week at the resi
dence of airx. L. E. Eldrcdge. nnd the
next meeting of the club will be held
tho guests of honor at a brilliant lunch
eon that airs. Dryden, wife of the Sena
tor from New Jersey, gave at her home
on New Hampshire avenue. The Dry
den mansion Is one of the show places
of Washington.
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air. Sims Ely, editor of the Phoenbc
(Ariz.) Republican. Is an Interesting
gue.st at the Arlington hotel.
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air. Waldemar Von Cott. the Salt
Lake attorney, Is at the Raleigh.
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Ex-Gov. Charles S. Thomas of Colo
rado has been at the Shoreham this
week.
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The eminent Denver lawyer, air.
Charles J. Hughes. Is at the New Wil
lard. Also at the- New Willard from
Denver are M. H, Kennedy. W. K. Free
man. W. A. Weigele, and from Salt
Lake, P. L. Williams.
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air. and airs. J. E. Dooly of Salt Lake
are guests at the Raleigh.
DAISY FITZHUGH AYRES.
Wednesday afternoon, Fobruary Oth, at
the homo of airs. French.
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ailss Alllc aillls of HoytBvlllo very pleas
antly entertnined n number of hcr friends
last aionday nlsht at hcr homo. The
evening was enjoyably spent ln playing
games of various kinds, cards, etc De
licious refreshments wero served and all
present had a delightful time. Those pres
ent were: aliases alary Beech, Annie ata
lln, Anlce aicMlchnel, Cora Wilkinson.
Cassle Fnddies. aiargaret Faddlcs, Ethel
and Bertha Hohson; aiessrs. Frank. Ches
ter and Roy Malln. Rob aicMlchaol. Ed
aillls. Joe Wllklns. Albert aillls. Bell and
Dicks of Grnntsvllle.
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One of the prettiest parties held in
Coalville for a long time wns given Tucs-
; day afternoon by Mr. and airs. L. E.
! Eldrcdge at their home. In honor of thel
son. Emory's, third birthday. About fifty
llttlo boys and girls were present, and
I had a delightful time. A number of games
were played, such as wero suitable to
the little tots, after which they wero seated
around the lurge dining table and treated
to delicious and dainty refreshments. The
little folks greatly onjoyed themselves nnd
were reluctant about leaving for hone.
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Logan. Jan. 23. A very delightful party
was given at the home of air. and airs
Georgo Balllf on Tuesday cventng in
honor of air. Ballif. who left Thursday
for Europe, where he expects to remain
tho coming two years. The homo was ar
tistically and prettily arranged with pink
roses and carnations and during the even
ing music and dancing was enjoved. airs.
Balllf was assisted In serving by ailss Af- I
ton Genevieve Thatcher, ailss Rav Camp
bell, ailss Blanche Cn Ine and ailss Junlc
Blair. Those who enjoyed the evening
were: air. and airs. Blair, air. and airs.
J. T. Calne. air. and airs. Squires, air.
nnd airs. Barber, Mr. and airs. R. S.
Campbell of Salt Lake. air. and airs. Nap
per. Mr. and aire. A. D. Thatcher, air.
and airs C. Nlbley, air, nnd airs. Benscn.
air. and Mrs. S. Bonsen. air. and airs
Joseph Campbell, airs. Parkinson, airs. H
Balllf. ailss Peterson, ailss Juvet of Salt
Lake. air. Don Campbell, air. Edgar
Thatcher, air. John Balllf and airs. Frank
Balllf of Whitney.
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airs. Thad Naylor entertained a few
frltnds most pleasantly aionday evening
at the Hanks hotel.
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The many friends of air. and airs,
aioses Thatcher, Jr.. will be pleased to
learn that they havo moved from Pres
ton and will make their home 'or the fu
ture in Loiran.
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air. Edgar entertained Thursday evening
at a most pleasnt stag parly. At 1 o'clock
a very delicious dinner was served to thf
following guests: air. L. Thatcher, air.
Don Campbell, air. A. Blair, air. L.
Squires. Mr. Seth Ilanaen, air. Seth Lang
ton. Mr. S. Jcppson nnd air. Edgar
Thatcher, After the dinner music and
Rnmcs wore indulged In until a late hour,
the boys thoroughly enjoying themselves.
airs. R. S. Campbell and daughter. Flor
ence, returned home Friday after a pleas
ant visit of two weeks at Logan.
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air. and airs. Jessie Earl 3pent the curl
part of the week with Salt Lake friends
ailss Junie Blair wns hostess of a pleas
ant Informal party at her homo Wednes
day evening. Dainty refreshments wero
served nnd those present were: Miss Afton
Thatcher, ailss Calne, ailss Juvet of 'Salt
Lake, ailes Genevieve Thatcher, air. Rose,
air. Thatcher and Sir. John T. Calne.
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air. J. Wash. Young of Salt Lake spent
the past week at Logan.
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air. Joseph Campbell was in the city
Sunday and Monday.
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air. nnd airs. David Reese left Mondav
for aiontpcller, whore they will bo the
guests for a month of Mrs. E. D. Bur
goync of that city.
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airs. Frank Thatcher entertained at a
very prettily appointed dinner partv at
her house Friday evening. The table was
artistically arranged with cut (lowers and
evergreens. Covers were laid for six anil
the evening was most pleasantly passed,
the dinner being in honor of air. Lawrence
Thatcher.
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air. Claud Williams of Salt Lake was a
visitor to Logan Wednesday and Thurs
day. ...
ailss Constance Juvet returned to hcr
homo In Salt Lake Saturday, after a
visit of one week as the gucat of ailss
Afton Thatcher.
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One of the pleasant affairs of the week
was the dancing party given Frldav even
ing nt tho B. Y. college by the Y. M. and
Y. L. ai. I. associations of the Sixth
ward. Tho hall was decorated with greens
and bunting and during the evening light
refreshments wero served. Jeppson's full
orchestra was ln attendance and tho party
will be recalled as ono of tho most pleas
ant tho ward has yet given.
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airs. H. Naylor of Smlthflcld spent the
early part of tho week with Logan
friends.
The Agricultural College Woman's club
met aionday .with Mrs. aiaughan, "Re
naissance Sculpture ln Italy" being tho
topic, which was interestingly discussed
by airs. Thad Naylor.
n
air. Spcrry Lawson of Salt Lake was a
visitor during the week In Logan.
. w
The Beacon Light eociety will meet
Tuesday next at the Brlgham Young col
lege building.
aiiss Veda Eccles of Ogden returned
from her homo ilonday and will continue
her studies at the Agricultural college.
o .
ailss Ray Campbell entertained a few
friends most pleasantly aionday nftcr
noon. n I
Dr. and airs. W. B. Parkinson. Jr., will
mnkc their homo hereafter at Logan.
They have been living prcvlouslv at
Wellsvllle.
o
air. O. D. Bench of Preston spent Satur
day nnd Sunday In Logan.
.
air. Le. Grand Young, Jr., of Salt Lake
visited with Logan frlonds the early part
of the week.
A Jolly crowd of eight enjoyed a pleas
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A SPLENDID $27.50 SALE OF EVENING Si I
j COATS AND FUR JACKETS- (I
UP TO $65 KINDS. I
I OTHER COATS AT AS INTERESTING REDUCTIONS. Ill I
Perfectly new cortts. Good in style, good in every way. Just the usual thing of clearance
after inventory makes the great price difference. Even were it a case of "forced" sale, though, jH
(i such value and wonderful reduction would not once m- years be your opportunty. Three days H
Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday are given to send all away, but many will be snapped up the H, jH
t very flrst day. Hurry along for best choice. These prices: 1
1fftk EVENING COATS made of white panne,
r$syi rL zibsline and esquimaux cloths, very rich and B
yFM) handsoms. long and short styles, $45, 550 I
"5gj! and $60 wraps, choice $27.50. i'l
I FUR COATS electric seal, nearseal, China i h
I sfw i f seal with and without bsaver collars, $35, if jB
$40' $50' $55, $65, coats' choice-$27-50- H
I yQl J Here Is News of A!I Others In Stock: H
' C?iv Two very beautiful coats, one of black velvet B:
y'lW m tnc other of black cloth, both elaborately I
I I (O V acc trmme lined with white silk, $J25 RJ
t WfA llJ and $J35 each regular, choice $50. !
If "r gK7 One handsom black coat, short style, $225 jj
I wn rWm. regular for $75.
wll k Jl lk 2ibdin? jackets worth $25 each $9.75; jH
I li I Jl vk W one brown zibcline coat $22.50 regular for
h 1 1 Jh II i it $9.50; one black kersey military coat, $30 D fl
I I i I v for $13 50; two black and tan coats, $27.50 jl H
? f Hf" cak or $2; one black kersey jacket, $20 J
i JStMSlS or $?75; one black zibelme coat reduced 1
I B from $40 to $18.75. H
bLSs. Twelve jacket3, mostly small sizss, for misses g
'Av or little women, $6,50 to $10 kinds, while H
1 M other coats in stocfc-ONE-THIRD OR I
HALF OFF REGULAR PRICES. j
A 50c SALE IN THE MEN'S STORE I
I Shirts Up to $ 1 .50, Gloves Up to $ 1 .50, Un- I
I derwear Up to $3 a Garment--50c for any I
H Fifty dozens of men's shirts to make a rush clearance sale. See the shirts and $8 IH
I you'll be in the crowd to pick them off as fast as the next follow. White and fancy col- j
i ors, in light and dark, stripe and figure patterns. In six hundred you'll certainly find your jg
y; size. !New shirts this season, sold at $1.25 and $1.50 each, choice Monday, Tuesday, jH
i Wednesday, if they last so' long 50c each. jM
i J Odds and ends of men's winter underwear, every size in something, 75c up to 53 a f
i garment values, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or until gone choice 50c a garment. $ jH
Men's heavy working gloves and some dogskin driving gloves, that were .$1, ?1.25 j $
j and $1.50. a pair, choice 50c. i I jH
A broken assortment of 35c. 50 c and 75c men's gloves, to go at 25c a pair. IH
I Boy AI! Your Ornamental Hair Combs During This Sale i
Hundreds of Beauties Near Half Price, Half Price and Much Less.
e $- 25 and 52,50 fancy Back Combs for 51.25. Ileal 50c back combs, t!5c. imitation tortoise, shell, beau- fclf JH
I tortoise shell set with -pearl and turauoise. beautiful tlfully mounted. j
R torioibc bum ,0c ,)acU combs 25c imitation tortoise ahell with 3 1
B pieces. rhlnestone settings. W ,1
I 3.25 and 53.50 fancy f' '25c and C5c jet barrette combs, 15c. Beautiful as-
K arc carved tortoise shell, others In pretty novel shapes, sortment j j IH
g Kold mounted or set with pearls, rhlnestoncs and tur- 5c Imilation tortolse BheH halr pm 10c J J H
K quoise. p,5c fancy shield hair pins. 15c. i j
W 52 novolty back combs for $1. Choice shapes, pearl, 'hiree dozens of shell barrette combs. 25c kinds, 15c. I
3 rhlnestone nnd turquoise settings. Five dozens tortoise shell back combs, 35c kinds, 1 8 , " IH
$1.75 back combs, S5c. Tortoise shell,, gold mount- 15c. f J IH
K lng pearl and brilliant settings. Eleven dozens of Imitation tortoise shell circulor j. I jl
I $1.50 back combs. 7Cc. Tortoise shell, brilliant set- C0m3' Mc. GOc. 65c, 75c. S5c kinds, one prfced 35c each. J j
J? i.v u. . Seven dozens of imitation tortoise shell barrette i;
i tln2V?ombs 565c Tortoise shell and amber with 0f and 25 c kinds, 10c each
h i . . 1. 1 ,vc dosens imitation tortoise shell barrette combs. f J
brilliant settings. S5o kinds He i
1 $1 tortoise shell back combs. 50c. rfac Kinds, loc. J,
f 75c tortoise shell back combs. 15c, rhlnestone trim- Four dozens tortoise shell barrette combs, COc g y
I mings. kinds. 25c. jj. H
j Boys' 52.50 and S2.75 Shoes-H95. f " 1 1
i 85c and $1 Arctics 40c a Pair, Under Priced. I H
$ .... ..nc on fnmiu. in -- Colored spangled trimmings, suitable for evening I
I Arctic weather and arctics for all the famll In arcs trimming or to make into fancy collnrs-Mpnday B
this lot: ajul week if the assortments last jj .
? , . ,1,-t i 4i i.o i i,i,i -f The $4 a yard formerly, now Jl. J
Women's, misses', children's Alaskas and buckle The J3 reduced to 75c. h' SI
arctics, S5c and 51 si pair grades 40c a pair. 1 The 52 reduced to 50c; the 51 to 25c. W,
i , , , , , , Blaci: Astrakhan, favorite trimming for black IM
S Almost one hundred pairs of big boys and men a gowns 5oc up (0 a yard HALF PRICED.
I alines sizes 5 to S. made with good solid oak soles, wear 1 All Persian trimmings. 50c up to $G a yard HALF ST
n snocs. xiti. THESE PRICES. Ml
i like iron, calf and kid skin, reduced from ?-.0 and Kxce)enL assortment of drop trimmings, black and j
J v 75 a nalr to n.95. colored, 35c up to 53 an ornament regular HALF 91 ' jH