Show N fi DoJL WeeK ° f o O 7 o i + t O 0 o 0 0 0 0 0o o o r o 0 0 10 0 x i f f1 0 0 r G h r O 0 d Ul r 4 0 J l t O rr 5 G 0 C Qg r 0 O I o g T 5 0 0 0o O oo 0 0 0 0 0 r 0 s A oo l r S o 00 0 r 00 OOp O fln 000 oooo 00 Society assumed quite an air of gaiety last week luncheons theatre parties and afternoon teas being quite numerous numer-ous As a rule affairs in the younger set predominated commencement week at Rowland hall calling for a number of social affairs The Alumni reception the Informal dance and the numerous festivities surrounding the graduating class made no end of pleasures and all were largely attended and thoroughly thor-oughly enjoyed Events of the Coming Week I Tuesday Entertainment at the home I of Miss Flora Griffin in honor of Miss Artimesia Spence and Miss Flora Wheeler Jones Wednesday Reception given by Mrs James A Anderson in honor of Mrs McCarthy of Syracuse and Mrs Sharp and Mrs Carroll of Montana Wednesday Entertainment at the home of Mrs A T Vollmer Thursday Elaborate card party at the Gardo House given by Mrs E V McCune Miss Fay McCune and Miss Florence Groesbeck Friday Entertainment at the home of Mrs A T Vollmer Weddings of the Coming Week Today Miss Lillie Low and Ernest Stone V Tuesday Miss Luella Elizabeth Short and infield Arthur Wood Wednesday Miss Margaret N Home and Alexander Pyper Wednesday In Kentucky Miss Sue Bacon formerly of this city and Dr George Merriam Thursday Miss Anna Mae McMillan and Samuel C Adams of Denver Weddings of the Past Week Thursday Miss Josephine Solomon and SeymourB Robbins Thursday MantlMiss Angie Gab hot and Professor Robert L McGhie Friday Miss Mattie Bult and Charles Dahlquist Engagements Announced Miss Trout of St Louis and Parker Norton of this city Miss Bessie B Goss and James A Cunningham For Miss Anna Mae McMillan Mrs Wilbur Wells Flagg entertained at luncheon Thursday afternoon in honor of Miss Anna Mae McMillan The table was exquisitely decorated Across the center was a beautiful piece of Battenberg lined with pale green A large cut glass vase filled with orange blossoms adorned the center while at either end were large silver urns of orange blossoms Garlands of smilax covered the table and at each place were dainty water color creations of brides done on heartshaped cards To meet Miss Anna Mae McMillan there were present Miss McMillan Miss Wallace Miss Hunt Miss Freed Miss Harkness Miss Murray Mrs David S urray Mrs Pearsall Mrs Kirtland and Mrs William T Dalby At Dinner Mr and Mrs William Reid gave an elaborate dinner Friday evening The table was covered with gorgeous yellow yel-low roses and ferns and the place cards were great bunches of roses done In water colors There were present Mr and Mrs Caspar L Robertson Dr and Mrs Samuel Hughes Dr Lindsay Mr R F Heywood and Miss Jasmine Young Pleasant Event Miss Mary Wightman entertained very pleasantly Wednesday evening The rooms were decorated with roses lilies and festoons of smilax The clever game of proverbs was played prizes I being won by Miss Mary Robertson Miss Florence Losee Mr Edwin Zwicky and Mr George Airls I Miss Wightmans guests were the Misses Crane Edith Crane Robertson I Reed Olllcer Street Newcomb Sears Squires McChrystal Losee Wiseman Fowler Clark Sells Davis Miller Halm Savage Merrill Messrs Grant Zwicky Merrill Airis Smith Sadler Woodruff Wiseman Porter Genter McCartney Curtis Gardenier Delano and Rognon luncheon In Yellow Miss Esther Freed gave a prettily arranged luncheon Friday afternoon The decorations were in yellow throughout A great bunch of yellow roses adorned the center while graceful grace-ful sprays of the flowers were scattered over the cloth There were present Miss Noble Mrs Richard A Keyes Mrs Charles Read Mrs Wilbur W Flagg Mrs David S Murray Miss Murray Miss Edith Noble No-ble Dinner Party Mr and Mrs J F Evans entertained at dinner Thursday evening Roses and ferns formed the artistic table center while the beautiful effect was heightened height-ened by the soft glow of candles through silk shades Present were Mrs Cameron and Mrs Freeman of Pennsylvania Mrs Ferguson Fergu-son Dr Paden and Mr and Mrs E L Carpenter Theatre Party Mr Samuel Newhouse entertained a numer of friends at the Theatre Tuesday Tues-day evening and afterwards a supper was enjoyed by the guests who were Mrs Charles Read Miss helm Miss Freed Mr Clarence McCornick and Mr Parsons At Luncheon Mrs W V Eberly was the hostess of a dainty luncheon Thursday afternoon The table was effectively decorated with roses and ferns and around it were seated Miss McGath Miss Colton Mrs Carroll Miss Hyde of St Louis and Miss Thorn Box Party Mrs Susanna B Emery gave a box party at the opening performance of On and Off Mrs Bransford Miss Bransford Miss Stella Bransford and W H Irvine were her guests Kensington Tea Mrs F M Bishop gave an enjoyable Kensington Monday afternoon in honor of her daughter Mrs Fred C Graham The house was decorated with roses carnations and ferns The guests of the afternoon were Mrs Staley Mrs Rooks Mrs Taylor Mrs Henry Moss Mrs Julia Allen Mrs Henry Snell Mrs Wllley Mrs Price Mrs McDonald Mrs A O Woodruff Mrs Daynes Mrs McCowan Mrs C T Douglas Mrs Browne Mrs Stewart Mrs S F Fenton Mrs Orson Howard Mrs W C Spence Mrs Lunt Mrs Graham Mrs Mitchell Miss Emma Lunt Miss Luella Spence Miss Ida Mitchell Miss Rose Graham and Miss Jane Price Informal Evening Miss Mary Wightman entertained informally In-formally Monday evening in honor of the graduating class of the High school The evening was spent with games and at Its close dainty refreshments refresh-ments were served Present were the Misses Block Brids man Colbath Coleman Crismon Cohn Dickson Davis Dooly Eldredge Per ron Eddingfleld Hobbs Hurd Hill Hague Jones KIdder Moore Maddl son Squires Street Smith Webb Carson Car-son Guthrie Hardy May Mayne Marcil Palmer Alexander Hannon Horkin Jeremy Levy Schmierer Sco field Thomas Weller Wimmer Wls mar Young Messrs Woodward Smith Young Andrews Harenor Jackson Johnson Oglesby PiUs Post Skid more Coale Hughes Jensen Card Party Adelbert L Clawson and Parley G James entertained at cards Wednesday evening The following guests were present The Misses Vinnie Rigby Mammie Cal lister Mabelle James Bertha MIdgley Lillie Hunter Mary Richardson Kate James Messrs Elbert Thomas Eddie Calllster Will McKenzie Will James Richard Andrews The prizes were won by Miss Mamie Callister Miss Katie James and Will James Farewell Reception On Monday evening at the home of G A Rogers 6S5 Second street an enjoyable en-joyable party was given as a farewell to Gilbert Williams and Wallace Allen who left on Thursday on missions to the southern states Present were the Misses Hilton Campbell Chellin Barton Castleton Kimball Rogers Cavenaugh Messrs Read Woolley Williams Peterson Howe Anderson Fleming Parr Ben trod You and I Crystal Club The You and I Crystal club met with Mr and Mrs H W Branch hursday evening High five was played for a short time prizes were awarded to Mrs Buller Mrs Meekln Mr D Gallacher and Mr C A Strick land The tallies were tiny parasols in pink and green stars were used for counters after which refreshments were served on a table banked with roses The guests then took part in a llower guessing game for which prizes were given first to Miss Harris and Mr A W Gallacher booby to Mrs Buster and Mr Gulver The guests then enjoyed instrumental and vocal music When leaving all were presented present-ed with bouquets of roses The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs A Gallacher Womens Club Outing The Federation of Womens clubs will spend July C at Saltair For the occasion occa-sion a unique programme preserved a profound secret with the exception of the cake walk billed for the evening is I being prepared by the members of the Salt Lake club who will be the hostesses hos-tesses Clubs in nearby cities are to be invited and the visitors will be entertained enter-tained at the expense of the local organizations or-ganizations It is Intended to be a gala day in Utah womans clubdom Social Notes Governor Wells is in New York < s > < l > 0 Curg Williams has returned home 000 Rev George Lindsay has gone east 000 Mrs T Ira Lewis has returned home < t > e < j > Frank Judge has returned from the east 4 > 3 0 Edwin Kimball has returned from the cast j < s n Miss Agnes Judge has returned from the Laws east She Is entertaining Miss I 000 Dr D Moore Lindsay leaves soon for England < S > < tr e Mr Richard JV Keyes has gone to Montana rt o 00 Mr R F Heywood left Friday for New York 000 Miss Sibyl Anderson Is visiting in Kentucky 000 Mr and Mrs W J McClelland have gone east 41 4 Q iitla Miss Kate Williams has returned from Bon Mawr Maro o > 0 I Miss Mary Burke is visJiaig friends In Chicago I 000 Jack Burke is spending a few da sin s-in the city 000 Mr and Mrs W H Sells have gone to California < t > < r < T > Dr Charles Plummer has returned from the east 000 Mrs W W Riter and children have gone to Logan 00 S > Mrs W G Tuttle is visiting relatives In Grand Rapids Rapidso o 4 > < > Frank Roberts will return on Thursday Thurs-day from Cornell 000 Mrs A H Tarbet and Miss Geoghe gan have gone to ButteS > < Butte-S > < S > Mrs C P Hough and Miss Hough leave soon for St Louis LouisS t > < S > Judge and Mrs Le Grande Young have gone to New York C > 0 0 Mr and Mrs D C Dunbar left on Thursday for Soda Springs o q < S > Mrs Chapman of Evanston is the guest of Mrs F J Fabian 000 Mrs Frank B Stephens entertained Informally Friday afternoon < y < S > n Mrs Blanchard of California is the guest of Mrs David S Murray < y < > 0 Mr and Mrs J W Donnellan left during the week for an eastern visit < > < Mr and Mrs John W Snell Jr are at home at 73 South Fifth West street < > 04 > Miss Addle McNeely of Durango Colo is the guest of Mrs Zeno Barnes CGJ Mrs James A Miner has gone to California Cal-ifornia where she will remain all summer sum-mer < S > 0 0 Mrs D S Murray gave a lake party last evening In honor of Mrs Blanchard Blanch-ard < 4 > 0 Samuel Newhouse entertained nurru her of friends at the lake last evening even-ing < s > OCv The members of the University club intend giving a dance in the near future fu-ture < t > < i > < s > Mr and Mrs Jack Armstrong Jevne of Los Angeles will spend July in the city G 4 0 Bishop and Mrs Tuttle of St Louis will spend part of the summer In Salt Lake < > 0 1 > Mr and Mrs Harold Russell and Charles Dwyer have returned from New York 0 < S > 0 Mr F C Schramm and a party of friends will spend the day in Ogden canyon 4an Miss Mary Krlgbaum leaves tomorrow i tomor-row for Park City where she will visit friends 4 s > C > Miss Maggie Gabriel has gone to Too ele to visit her parents Mr and Mrs A Fraser a x > < s > Mrs Burgess left yesterday for Cen terville where site will spend the next two months < S > < > 0 Samuel C Adams Frank Vaughn and H C McDearman will arrive tomorrow from Denver O4 < > Mr and Mrs Glen Miller are entertaining enter-taining Mrs Hudson wife of Brigadier General J K Hudson 444 Mr and Mrs J Tilton Donnellan have gone tQ Kansas City where they will remain Indefinitely < < S > < 5 Dr Edle of Grand Rapids will be the I guest of his daughter Mrs Edward Ferry during the summer < Among the principal events of the week the entertainments at Rowland hall stand out most prominently 440 Mrs Thomas Marioneaux will arrive in the city during the week She will remain a month visiting friends 00 < s > Mrs Frank Sherman and Miss Belle Parsons will spend the summer in the city visiting Mrs Hoyt Sherman 4 > < S > < S > Miss Evelyn Murray of Kentucky will arrive in the city tomorrow She will spend the summer with Mrs David S Murray 000 The marriage of Miss Edna Belle Remington and Walter Miles Haney will take place in Tacoma on Tuesday June 27 While on their wedding tour the happy couple will visit Salt Lake < 5 > < S > 0 Mr Philo Farnsworth Jr returned during the week from New York where he has been attending the Columbia law school Hereturns with a degree of LL D having Completed the three years prescribed course < v courseb Society was Interested in the marriage mar-riage of Miss Emily Depue Miller and Frank P Clay jr which took place In Paris Ky on Wednesday at noon Miss Miller has visited In Salt Lake a number num-ber of times and has a large circle of friends here who will wish her happiness hap-piness 447 Helena Independent Mrs Helena Goldberg of Salt Lake City arrived yesterday to spend a few weeks with her brother Moses Morris Mrs Goldberg Gold-berg is a pioneer of Helena coming here from Denver in 1S61 with Mr Morris Mor-ris The trip took up 100 days and unusual difficulties were encountered in it even for those early times Mrs Goldbergs husband D Goldberg now dead was a pioneer of Montana and prominently identified with the interests inter-ests of the territory Mrs Goldberg left Helena in 1863 with her husband who took up a residence at Corinne where he had large interests v4 > < s > Thomas Dobson the well known night watchman had a birthday anniversary on Wednesday It was the 62d but Uncle Thomas doesnt look It by a good deal By way of celebrating the event Mr Dobsons daughter Mrs Joseph Jo-seph Williams of Centervllle invited her father and mother with a party of friends to dinner at her home A most enjoyable time was the result Those who participated in the festivities besides be-sides the guest of honor and Mrs Dob son were Mrs William Barton Misses Eva Belle and Nellie Barton Mrs Robert Patrick Misses Rachel and Laura Patrick Miss Josle Seaman and Henry Dobson The party In common with Mr Dobsons many friends join in wishing for him many happy returns re-turns Nineteenth Century Club The Nineteenth Century club met with Mrs Ephraim Sutton on June 16 Mrs A E Buckler gave a paper on Royal Societies and Mrs E E Corf man told of Joan of Arc The news was given by Mrs Searle The secretary Miss Kathrine Searle was chosen to look after such advertising adver-tising as was necessary for the field day at Saltair on July 6 The club adjourned to meet on June 23 with Mrs E E Corfman June 30 will close the club year at which time the club will take its annual an-nual outing Marriage Licenses Permits to wed were issued during the week by the county clerk of Salt Lake county as follows Thomas L Ashby Salt Lake City 27 Martha R Birch American Fork 25 Karl A Erickson Salt Lake City26 Anna S Karstrom Salt Lake City21 Oliver Jensen Big Cottonwood 22 llayme Brinton Big Cottonwood 2 George W Cronin Salt Lake City 21 I Margaret J Hickey Salt Lake City 21 Job H Severson Brinton21 Helen Smart Union s o Heber Neilson Holllday 23 Martha E Newman Halilday20 Dt rlItt Brigham N Jensen forest Dale 28 Kate M Sanders Salt Lake City25 Wt r i t gg g Carl A Dahlquist Salt Lake City 2U Mattie Bult Salt Lake City 21 Brigham Langton Salt Lake City21 MatUo Ludwig Salt Lake City 20 Frank J Husbands Salt Lake Citys Maud Phillips Porterviile22 Otto J Swenson Salt Lake City 23 Minnie Hanna Salt Lake City 23 Henry Conant Salt Lake City l Nanna Hanfeldt Salt Lake City 22 John X Anderson Salt Lake City31 Julia Berpstrom Salt Lake City25 Frederick Martin Salt Lake CIty49 Rose Burrows Salt Lake City K Ernest B Stone Ogden 21 Lillian Lowe Salt Lake City M Richard Prince Sandy 21 Amy Loader Pleasant Grove 1 t Cyrus A Bailey Wellsville 2Z f t 1 fL Etta M Hawkins Benjamin 21 Barry Vrlde Payson bi > Carrie Gardner Salt Lake CitySl Gideon C Mumfonl Salt Lake Clts Maggie M Williams Montpelier IdaJo OGDEN SOCIETY Special Correspondence Ogden June 17Grahams tallyho draped with the colors of the Columbia club arranged in artistic fashion carried car-ried a merry party to the ball gam Thursday between the Columbia club and the Weber club The turnout was such as to attract attention anywhere ad especial prominence was given to it when the Columbia nine began to take the lead Each success was chronicled chron-icled in due style by the blare of trumpets trum-pets and the shouts of the gentlemen in the party After the game the party took a spin about town telling the people who won the contest together to-gether with other data connected therewith there-with The members of the party wof6 f Misses Nelly Healey Emma and TIII Ia Wright Franc Peebles Margeritte BuchmIller Edith and Ella Tavev Clara Bbreman lae Wooley Messrs A H Conlisk Milt Hall Fred Nyc Gus Wright Josh Grant J L Pierce Roy Lamdin C E Crocker z 0 Miss Emma Leaman is spending a few days visiting Salt Lake friends n4C > i The Boys Aloyslan society of St Josephs school had an excursion to the Hot Springs Tuesday They together with many of their friends gut In the day picnicking racing dancing and other sports o 0 > Frank M Driggs and wife are to ba home this coming week from Jacksonville Jackson-ville Ills where Mr Driggs has spent a year as Instructor In the Illinois School For the Deaf The fact that fr Driggs Is to be again of the faculty r > C the Utah school Is hailed with deliuht by his friends and those of the institution Insti-tution while all the Jacksonville papers comment regretfully on the fact of his departure and quote expressions of regret from the coworkers of Mr Driggs The Dally Courier says F M Driggs who for the past year has been one of the teachers in the academic department in the School For the Deaf severs his connection with the institution voluntarily at the end of the present session Mr Dripvjs has proven a teacher of rare merit and superintendent teachers and pupils speak In the highest terms of his work while here Mr Driggs took a great interest In-terest In all manly sports among them j Socially Mr and Mrs Driggs are held In high esteem and the many friends they have made during their I residence here will long remember them and should ever they return they will find the latch string out and a hearty welcome awaiting The Courier regrets that the Illinois State School I For the Deaf does not offer sufficient inducement to retain good men when i once tried and extends to Mr and Mrs I Driggs its best wishes for their future success < > 0 > Mr and Mrs Gamble returned Monday Mon-day evening to their home in Cassia county Ida after a visit of several days with Mrs Bowen their daughter II at Five Points < > < > < > j Dr II B Forbes of St Louts was I visiting his father H B Forbes of this city during the week The young man 33 a member of the St Louis Medical i society and assistant physician and surgeon at the hospital if 0 A McClellan ticket agent at the Pullman oflice is visiting at his old I home in Philadelphia i 0 b I Misses Clara Eldredge and Virginia HiRginbotham are in Salt Lake taking 1 advanced work In pedagogy < > < < > i joltm I Miss Ella M Folkman and Mr Jesse I L Browning were ainrned Monday in I Farmington Both the young people are well known and popular in Ogden I 0 < > The Alumni association of the high school gave a ball In the pavilion Friday i Fri-day evening complimentary to the i class of 99 < > < > < > Miss Emma Borg and Mr William F I I Stoddard were united in marriage Wednesday I Wed-nesday afternoon ati the home of the brides parents m Umtah bj Bishop c Alma Keyes The young people are I well known and popular residents of Uintah The groom has been section foreman for the Union Pacific at Wa satch for some time and the couple i will probably reside there After the I ceremony there was a reception in honor of Mr and Mrs Stoddard at the home of the parents of the bride Them The-m couple went to Provo where they will I spend a few days visiting v J At the meeting of the Child Culture club held Friday the report of the board of education committee on teachers teach-ers concerning the introduction of manual man-ual training or kindergarten course in the public school system was presented present-ed The report was addressed to Mrs Williim Driver of the committee from the womens clubs and was by her transmitted to the Child Culture club The recommendation of the report is as follows Ve your committee on teachers beg leave to report on the petition of the womens clubs of Ogden that kindergarten kinder-garten training be introduced in the schools or a room be furnished for that purpose as follows That the petition cannot be granted owing to lack of funds That at present there are no vacant rooms in any of the school buildings suitable for the purpose We recommend that kindergarten training be introduced in the public schools as soon as the money at the disposal of the board will permit This report was adopted by the board and the various clubs notified through Mrs Driver The Child Culture club decided to spend onehalf of its time on subjects connected with manual training The club will meet next with Mrs W F Adams June 30 0 > 0 Miss Lorna Cahoon spent Thursday In Salt Lake visiting friends v 0 0 Squire Coop was a Salt Lake visitor Wednesday and Thursday < > t 0 Hon Joshua Greenwood and wife of Filmore arrived in Ogden tonight and are the guests of Mr and Mrs George I M Hanson I I l 0 > Friday evening next at the tabernacle occurs the commencement exercises of 1the 1 interstate university system of musical mu-sical Instruction under the direction of Mrs Florence Sherwood The graduates gradu-ates this year are lIss Phoebe Pearl Snyder and Miss Myrtle La yore Mc Mams > < S > < Mr and Mrs Bernard Dankers who were married in the temple at Salt Lake Wednesday were tendered a reception re-ception at the home of the brides parents par-ents Mr and Mrs J Phillipps that evening A large crowd was in attendance attend-ance at the reception and many beau tifpl and costly presents were showered upon the bride and groom t4 > w Miss Kathryn Green entertained a number of oung ladies Thursday evening even-ing Among those who were present were Mesdames Werner Patton Noble Misses Leda Kuhn Ev a Kuhn Selma Kuhn Maude Green Emily Bannister Hannah Dee Silvia Dee Minnie Kiesel Cass Minnie Schansenbach Helen Parker Par-ker Juliette Marks Ella Conroy Josie Kimball and Blanch Wenner I I i > i The Ladle Literary society took an enjoyable outing Wednesday in the form of a trip through Ogden canyon and the alley At Huntsville a lunch was served after which the party returned re-turned to the city Those present were Mesdames Randall Fulton Sadd Herdt Robbins Carr Douglass Bad con Watson Boyle Tate Corey Reed of Salt Lake and Harrington of Lead Mile The latter three were guests of the club < bGO Among the social events of the week was the marriage of Miss May Wild to Carl Leehtenburg Saturday last j t > 3 > Mrs John Reed of Salt Lake is visiting visit-ing friends in the city 000 Miss Ellen Parker charmingly entertained enter-tained her oung friends at the Reed Thursday evening 4 > d > G Miss Kiesel entertained Tuesday afternoon af-ternoon in honor of Miss Cars of Diver Di-ver who is her guest < s > < j > 0 Mrs AA G Dalrjmple received Saturday Sat-urday of last week and Monday of this week 0 W W O The A O U W ladies entertained Wednesday at a card part C 0 Cs Mr and Mrs Nate Kuhn entertained in honor of their crystal wedding anniversary an-niversary Tuesday evening The affair was a most elaorate one and many ca tlj and tasteful presents were brought by the guests PROVO SOCIETY Special Correspondence i Provo June iThls week socially 11S livelier than usual Two wellknown Provo ladies were married and two announcements an-nouncements are out for weddincs next week 0 i aMiss > a-Miss Xaoml Graham of this city and Mr Edward McDonald of Graham Wvo were married at the brides residence vv educed iv evening The ceremony was uerfonned at 9 ocloik by the Rev J D Bird of the I J ei > lil M E church Tho house was daintily decoraled with oak houghs and I I flowers the sego lily predominating bridal party walked into tilt parlor to tho strains of a wedding march plaved by Miss Ethel Whitmore and the bride and groom stood under an arch of sego lilies while the words that made them man and wife were spoken by the min later limo bride carrjmg a beautiful bouquet of white roses was dressed in a gown of cream serge trimmed with lace and rib bons The groom appeared in the regu lar conventional evening suit of black The evening was spent by the guests in making merry Music recitations and singing were in order while during the greater part of the night a hum of jovial tTo r4o aJ cordiality filled I the reception parlors and made the company happy Mans beautiful and valuable presents were bestowed upon the couple Yester day the two left for Wjomlne where they will make their future home The company present were Messrs and Mesdames David Graham A A Xoon W E Chamberlin G I Taylor r L Crier A E Buckler J A Van Noisdale C W Barnes William McCoard Mesdames Mes-dames Flora Bonham Kinssburv J E Kiely Martha Pemberton Kitty A Hines Blanche Brim Misses Ruth Graham hattie Hat-tie and Tessie Hines Josephine E Kel logs Joseph Kellogg Rose Noon Pauline Exstrom Ethel and Iva AVhitmore Messrs Lee Graham and Arthur Taylor < f > < t > Miss Slnla Beck of this city and Mr F AV Muhlenbruch of Eureka were married Wednesday at high noon at the residence 1 of the brdes mother in the First ward I The ceremony was performed by Elder I James E Daniels I The bride Is well known in Provo and I has for many years held a high place in I our social realm She is a beautifu woman and al aceomulished I For some months past she has held a position in the BullionBeck store in Eureka The groom is the secretary of the May Day Mining company and is well known and I esteemed in the camp The happy couple will reside in Eureka y m > ° Cards are out announcing the wedding of Miss llyrl Walton of this city and AVil ford W Bennett of American Fork to take place June 21 A reception will beheld I be-held Jt the residence of the brides parents par-ents Wednesday evening The oung couple will be at home in American Fork after July 10 < > < > Cards announcing the wedding of Orson Baum and Miss Ruth Hawes on June 21 are also out The marriage will take place at the brides home In Pleasant View ward in the evening at oclock Both parties are of Provo s > > m Limo tenth anniversary of the weeldinr of Mr and Sirs Joseph Cheever was celebrated cele-brated Monday evening at the family residence res-idence on Center street Music singing and highlive were in order during the evening First prizes were awarded to Mrs D J Cheever and R A Barney consolation prizes to Mrs George E Howe and Henry Cheever C > O < f Mrs D J AAllllams entertained a number num-ber of lady friends at tea Monday afternoon after-noon Those present were Mesdames S i1 Jones AAr R Pike AV eB Roberts D H Roberts Joseph Buttle E L Jones John Peters John Taylor Willis K Spafford A Knudsen John Giles Benjamin Bachman Bach-man Charles Fletcher AVilllam Worsen croft and Miss Acombn Co a Mrs Thomas Scholield and Mrs ManE Man-E Ncff who have been visiting friends in Nephi returned to Provo Thursday a D J AAillHms was in Bingham this week on business businessv v < J > < n Clerk Havercamp went to Salt Lake last night o i 4 Mrs AV H King of Salt Lake visited her sister Mrs D D Houtz the first part of the week a > 00 George Sutherland of Salt Lake was a visitor in Provo Thursday 4 > Ge Attorney D D louU was in Salt Lake today on businc11 1 a Milton Jones is over from Eureka for a few das b < s > The following marriage licenses were granted this week by the county clerk Earl Mangum aged 21 of Mammoth and Lucy Hallam aged 19 of Spanish Fork Henry S Tipton aged 24 and Dora Southworth aged 17 both of Pay on John AV Frank aged 2S and Bets Josephine Jo-sephine Peterson aged JS both of Santa quin F AV Muhlenbtiuh aged 33 of Eureka and Sinia Beck aged 27 of Provo 1T dO 1C H Sager aged 215 and Catherine Binn aged Hboth of American Fork Nets Hansen aged 31 of Brigham and Dorotha Madden aged Jl I of Lake View Edward McDonald aged 27 of Graham Ajo and Maoml Graham aged 20 of ProoF Proo-F G Twe aged 31 1 and Rebecca Allen aged 19 both of Mapleton < s > < y < S > Attorney 3r M AVarnev was in American Amer-ican Fork today on legal business MT PLEASANT SOCIETY Special Correspondence Mt Pleasant June liJohn Lovegren O C Anderson and C J Jensen teachers teach-ers in the district school went to Salt Lake this week where they will attend he Summer chool now in progress at the university It Is learned that Professor D C Jensen Jen-sen formerly principal of the Mt Pleasant Pleas-ant district school but a critic teacher at the state university for a year has re 1 signed his position there and will devote I the coming two years to attending the university himself as a student I IJ to J Leo Livingston went to Salt Lake Sunday I Sun-day He will stay there all summer with relatives I + 0 A Mr and Mrs Huns Nielson returned to Salt Lake this week to enable Mr Nie1 son to resume treatment under the care of a specialist who has been treating him this season < = > a > F > Thomas Fitzgerald a Rio Grande AVe tern t-ern conductor spent Saturday and Sunday Sun-day in Mt Pleasant 0 > < s Tho dates for the McClellan concert have been canceled and the company has decided not to come here during the present I pres-ent season Musicians are greatly disappointed dis-appointed in consequence < < Z A 1Its Mary Hemenvvay of tho AAasatch I academy faculty weqt to Nevada this week to spend the summers vacationn She will return before school reconvenes next fall 4 > 4 e > Daniel Rasmussen and L Eugene Jordan Jor-dan left here Tuesday for Salt Lake They will go on ina few days and proceed pro-ceed to the southern states where they will become identified with the Latter day Saints mission and perform missionary mission-ary labor for the coming I two years f w < > v Professor and Mrs G II Marshall started on their journev to Illinois where they will spend the summer with relative rela-tive The opening of the AVasatch academy in September will bring them back < I > < Jv J > Miss Jennie Jorgenson went over to Castle Dale Thursday She will remain there an Indefinite period with relatives > Fred Kirkwood returned to Provo Sunday Sun-day He will remain there o J > 4 > The Andersoti Enterprise tendered their teacher Professor O C Anderson a pleasant serenade Sunday evening before his departure Mr Anderson will move to Cedar City after his return from summer sum-mer school 4 > 0 4 > The Georgia UptoDale minstrel performance per-formance drew out a large audience of I society people Monday evening The show was only fair I The Y L and Y M M I associations will bo in session In stake conference at I Manti today + Saturday and tomorrow A number of prominent young church foks are down from haze ref AMiss A-Miss Mary Larsen entertained a number num-ber of intimate friends at a delightful social at her residence Monday evening The event was In honor of her brother I Andrew and Daniel Rasmussen who are to be absent for some time as missionaries mission-aries > 4 > 4 Dr Burdick of Spring was seen on our streets a ouple of days this weekS week-S i > 5 > Frank Madden pent a couple of days in Salt Lako this week < > < s Janice Claw son was In town from Spring City a few day l NIel M Madscn made a flying visit to Salt Lake Sunday bid Monday 44 > Tho wedding of John K Madscii of this city and Miss Katie AVhitlock of Moroni has lever announced They will l > o married mar-ried at Alanti next Tuesday the JOth instant 1 in-stant Th < following evening they will give a wcdding dance in this city + < y J B Hunter returned this week to Idaho from whence he was called bv the death of his fatherinlaw John Thah nan Mrs Hunter accompanied her hus band and will remain or near Shoshone all summer James Secly and family nre in Castle Valley this week the guests of numerous numer-ous rcatlves there < n 4 > Mrs Morgan Winters spent the early part of the week in Salt Lake City < < b Orange Sect was in town a few dais from Orangeville last week and this b u 4 A F Anderson went over to Castle Valley and remained a couple of days this week < j 4 An elaborate society event of this week was tho wedding at Spring City Wednesday day evening of J Morgan Johnson son of Judge Jacob Johnson and Mtss Anna Aladsen a popular rUn lady of that city A great crowd of society people from Spring City and numerous relatives from this city < were present io enjoy the festivities ot tho evening The wedding supper was a very elegant one The oung couple Is one of the most popular and best known in northern Sanpete and the have the well wishes of hosts of warm friends and acquaintances t 5 5 > A B Thompson and Lyman Aldrich paid Ephraim short visit during the week 5 Owen M Gougan and Louis Woodrinc went over to Eureka Thursday They may remain there therei i 0 v O Rasmu cn and family of Chester spent Tuesday In this city o it v C Whitlock and family of Mantl stopped over in this city a few das In the middle of tho week Tho Woodmen lodge of this city will enoperate with the same lodge of Eoh ralm and run an excursion to Castilla Springs on Saturday of next week Juno 21 Committees have been appointed which are arranging a fine programme for the occasion A game of baseball will be pulled off between the Mt Pleasant and Ephraim teams if arrangements can bo made for a diamond at the springs 444 R Anderson and ll J Jordan and wife went to Salt Lake City Tuesday J M Boyden went to Epliralm Saturday Satur-day as a representative at the baseball meeting and to look up the Castilla excursion ex-cursion for tho AVoodmen < If > c Dr Morrev made a flying trip to Moroni and ManU this week o < Ed Candland was up from Chester Friday 4 n Lewis Larsen who taught school b hero fn rsnr Uf last winter went to his home at Dover this week to spend tho summer > V The Anderson Enterprise band will give a social dance at Fairview next Friday evening EPHRAIM SOCIETY Special Correspondence Ephraim June ICThe Misses Stella and Tora Rasmussen will leave for Salt Lake City in a few days to spend the summer 4 4 w Mrs Rasmus Rasmussen has been visiting relatives in Redmond 5 Rev Mark of Richfield was in town tho first of the week Mrs Agnes Palmer of Tajette is spending spend-ing a few weeks in this city w Oscar Brienholt camo over from Xexrtii Sunday < r oo4 John Johnson and wife of Denver who have been visiting Christian Havens family in this city for some time left for their home Wednesday v < v < = > James Cliwson oC Spring City was in the city Wednesday 2 E Dr C M West went up to Spring City on business Tuesday 4 s t homo from I Lcht Peterson jr came Salt Creek yesterday n I t J Frederick Jensen returned from Denmark Den-mark Tue laj whpre he has been filling a mission for tho past two years I I 4 4 ci Hsrum Doriusviii a visitor at Manti I Tmtestlay 4 4 4 Ed Kcains of Gunnitoir was in town tho first of tho week 4 t 7 James V Jensen and wife of Mt Pleasant Pleas-ant were the guests of Chris Tlionx family the first of the week v V J Count Attorney Livingston and Sheriff Jensen of Mantl were in town Tuesday o < 9 J Charles AVhitlock went to Spring City the first of the week 4 > G Elmer Loren of Monroe was In town Monday 4 b < S Oscar Hansen of Moroni formerly a resident of this city visited relatives and friends hero Tuesday d Mrs Emma Thurston of Annabella Sovler county who has been visiting relatives rela-tives in this city for several weeks just returned to her homo Sunday Mrs Thurston Is the mother of Mrs Erastus AVllIardscn of this place j4 0 Mrs E P Thomander visited her old home at Sterling the tlrst of tho week o Charles Jensen spent the week at Spring City and Mt Pleasant < > Frank Madsen camo home Monday He has been absent about three months In Colorado o 4 > n IT O Hansen find wife of Mantl visited friends in this city this week r > 6 Tailor Thompson of Mnv field formerly a resident of this city sited relatives and friends here the first of the week 444 J S Jorgensen and wife went to Fountain Green Monday St John D Long and wife of Koosharcm were in town a few days this week i J Mrs Joseph P Drlus of Castle Dale Emery county Is visiting at her old home In limbs city Mrs Dorius is a daughter of James P Larsen < J < t > < > Mrs Hannah Brimh visited relatives in Manti the first of the week Louis Han < cn jr > mud wife went over to Manti on a visit Sunday P 0 J Tom AVinters and wlfo returned to their homo in Salt Lake Clly Sundaj I > t < i James P ClavvFon Ephraims crack cor etSt mid Diane player has been engaged en-gaged to play at Castilla Springs this season 44 < v One of tho ple sal test surprise parties of the season was given at the home of Hon Peter Greaves Saturday evening in honor of Mrs Greaves situsecond birthday A largo number of guests were present and they spent a very enjoyable evening A nice luncheon was served to the guests a 0 Tho friends and relatives of John F F I Dorius who returned recently from Illinois where lie 1 has just comnjeted a I two and onehalf years mission as traveling > travel-ing elder treated him to a surprise party 1 yesterday < afternoon Nluetv guests were present Tables were spread In the orchard and a splendid luncheon served Besides the members of the family among those present were President Canute Peterson and wife C C A Christensen Chris-tensen and wife Ole J Jacobson Niels Anderson and wife Mrs Mork Soren J Johnson and wife Mrs Carl Madsen M F Murray and wife Mrs Dories Mrs Jensen J C Frost and wife Mrs James Larsen Mrs Charles Johansen Incebret Poulsen and wife Mrs A C Nieon Miss Lizzio Thompson Mrs Matilda Pett rson Mrs Dareas Christensen Mr Ellen Dorius Mrs Peter Madden Mrs C R Dories Mrs Lottie Dories Mrs Andrew Thompson Mrs A C Anderson Ander-son Mrs Charles Stevens Mrs Julia Dorlus Mrs J P Hansen Mrs Niels Thompson Airs Lehl Peterson Mrs Isaau Ihygersoii David Jacobseii and wife < = > < j 0 James P Clawson and John F Christensen Chris-tensen visited Manti Monday c S r Cards are out announcing the marriage ot Heber Nielson and Miss Olivia Larsen two of our prominent young society people peo-ple The wedding will take place on the 21st of this month Dr C It Field visited Moroni the first of the week 4 > A L P Nielson of MU Pleasant was In town Wednesday > Mrs Bycrgo visited Sterling Sunday SPKINGVTLLE SOCIETY Special Correspondence Spnngv ille Juno liLast Saturday evening Mr Val Curtis was given a pleasant party by about eighty of his friends The young man left for tho southern states mission Mondaj and the part was in the nature of a farewell fare-well Bishop Halmer of the Second ward was the leading spirit of the affair Avery A-very enjoyable evening was spent by all 440 Dean Halsey of Salt Lake City will preach in Caffrejs hall Sunday evening at S oclock An effort is being made bY several society leaders to have a congregation con-gregation of the Episcopalian church established here 4 = > 4 5 > 0 Rev R C Bailey the new pastor of the Presbyterian church here was In stalled Tuesday evening Rev George Bradley of Salt Lake Rev Theodore Lee of Spanish Fork Rev H H McCreerj Mt Pleasant and Rev Dobbins of New York took part in the ceremony C > 44 I r Eugene Beardall is home from Provo canyon with a mashed foot Ho was working for Dennis Pallrejman > Little Ethel tho 5j earold daughter of Mr and Mrs Seymour Mendenhall Is confined to the house bj a broken arm which she received In a fall from a fence < > Springvillo school teachers have been in Provo this week attending the examinations exami-nations C n 0 Mr and Mrs George Drurj have moved back from Salt Lake the school year thero having closed I home Moo Dougall is home from Salt Lake school at tho Colloglato Institute being over for the summer 4 t4 Miss Katio Stevenson spent last week in Itichtleld the guest of Mrs Vllliam Montgomery Professor Caskej of the Collegiate institute in-stitute at Salt Lake City spent a uart of tho week with Professor 1 M Smith of tho Hungerford academy Professor William Alexander the well known phrenologist returned from a lecturing tour in Colorado Sunday and will send the summer hero with his family Professor Aaron Ito lance is home anam PARK CITY SOCIETY Special Correspondence Park City June InThe AV oman Athenaeum held their last regular meetIng meet-Ing before closing for the summer vacation vaca-tion on Monday at the home of Mrs F AV Hayt Mrs V I Sy nder president and eight other ladles were present Mexican History was tho subject or the day A paper on the Ancient Annals Mythology and Pottery was read by Miss Ratio Malone Mrs AVeeser gave a discription of Mexico Under Diaz Lew AVallaeos novel The Fair God was reviewed by Mrs Sharp After the programme the ladies made arrangements > arrange-ments for a picnic to be held at Ferry grove on June J Invitations are to be sent to the husbands and friends of tho ladles and a delightful day Is expected 54 v Mrs F AV Hayt catertainned at a Kensington tea yesterday afternoon t > C e Mr L Armstrong camo up to Park Tuesday morning j > < j Mr AV Y Rice camo up from the city this morning C > < b 4 > Miss Mary Shields went to Salt Lake Saturday afternoon < j s 3 Mr H S Townsend and family returned re-turned home Friday muminc after a visit with his sister Mrs Frank Scuyler of Salt Lake E < S > < S > AV Lindsay was in town during the past week from Salt Lake on a visit with his father George Lindsay of this city lei t The ladies of Mistletoe lodge D of H entertained on Thursday evening DAVIS COUNTY SOCIETY Special Correspondence KaysvllU June liThe marriage of Miss Bertha otterell of FarmiiiKtou and Mr O A Williams of Kavsville was solemnlZMl In the Salt Lake temple o n Wednesday and on Thursday evening a party in honor of the event was given m R ftn nhh tf w lit in there were present pres-ent many friends and relatives of th young couple from Iavsville I arming ton Centerville Layton aid Syracuse During the evening dancing was enjoyed and refreshments were served The bride is a daughter of William Cotterell of Farmington and Is a charmIng charm-Ing young lady and the groom is the present recorder of Kavsville City They have a home prepared for them in Kays yule where they will reside Among those present from other places were Mr and Mrs John L King and Misses Jennie and RubY Stevenson of Salt Lake Miss Janie Fowler of Ogden Misses Janie Chloe and Rilla parrish Miss Walton Miss Ford Mr Walton Stanley and Joel Parrish Albert For and Ezra Parrish of Centerville Mr and Mrs George C Layton Miss Edna Cot terell Miss Allie HaiKht Mr and Mrs e Joseph W Cotterell Miss Judith Ovaitt Horace Secrist and Heber Cottrell of Farmington Mr and Mrs Henry Williams N Will-iams of Syracuse Misses Winnie and Ida Stevenson and Bert Thornley of Layton i O > < J Miss Nora Bonnemort of Kaysville Is r spending a few weeks with her aunt In Oregon 000 Edward Llnford is homo from Logan where he has been attending the B Y college vCv s Heming Mortenson is up from Salt Lake spending a portion of his vacation with friends In Kaysville q > 0q > Miss Rebecca Steed a daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Steed of Farming ton was married in the Salt Lake temple tem-ple on Thursday to Mr George Coombs a popular Farmington young man On Thursday evening the couple were given a reception at the home of the brides parents and 100 guests were present to celebrate the happy event and to shower congratulations upon the contracting parties An excellent wedding supper was served The tables were prettily decorated with flowers etc and in the center was a magnificent wedding cake The evening was very pleasantly spent The home of Mr and Mrs Coombs will be In Farmington o Horace Secrist of Farmlnston Is home from Logan for the summer The students who 000 have been attending schools outside of Davis county have nearly all returned home to spend their vacations 000 Mrs James DevIne and family of Salt Lake are in Farmington for the summer ay r > = > Mr and Mrs John Davis and Mrs Saviile were un from Salt Lake this week visiting in Farmington Mr George DGP Per spent last Sunday Sun-day in Farmington with his sister Mrs David Thomas < < t > tfv A great many Farmington people went to Bountiful on Wednesday evening to attend the wedding reception given at the home of Mrs Sarah A Sessions in honor of the marriage of her daughter Miss Sadie Sessions to Mr Eugene Clark of Farmington The reception was one of the leading social events of the week In J Bountiful A bounteous repast was served and good cheer reigned supreme ehrtdrid ooc f known The bride and groom are both well known throughout Davis county and they are leading young people of their set An elegant new home in Farmington awaits them 00 < J > The marriage of Miss Nettie Bitner oi Salt Lake and Mr Homer H Swartwood the affable night operator of the Oregon Short Line at Kaysville is announced to take place on Wednesday June 2S in Salt Lake City Immediately after the ceremony Mr and Mrs Swartwood will leave for a tour in the east going first to Kansas City where the grooms parents par-ents reside They will return In about a month n 0 < v John P Jones of South Weber and Miss Juliet Wheeler of Ogden were married this week m 0 n Ernest Parrlsh of Centerville expects soon to leave Utah to make his home in Alberta Canada Canadao o < < t > Mrs Marv E Mocker of San Francisco Fran-cisco formerly a resident of Layton has been visiting among friends in Kaysville this week Miss Mary Lamont of Mendon Cache county who has been visiting in Kavs vllle with Mrs R W Barnes returned to her home on Monday Mondayp < p > J W Evans of Layton started this week for California where he will labor as a missionary He was given a farewell fare-well ball and nrogramme on Tuesday evening In the Union hall f Mr and Mrs Joseph Willey and family of Bountiful have removed to Syracuse to make their home o 1 > Mrs Granger and Miss Lea T Granger of Kaysville expect to spend the summer months in California PAYSON SOCIETY Special Correspondence Payson June 17 John Winward of Eurrville Is visiting his parents and relatives rela-tives here i 4 Bishop D R Taylor of Salem was here Friday Cvn Mrs A Stickney of Santaquin will open the Opera House hotel in Payson next Monday > 4 0 Samuel Ncbeker of Siguafd Sevier county is visiting relatives here for a j fcw days < > > J Sheriff Christiansen of Juab county was at Paysoa last Tuesday on business C > 44 > Mesdames Giles Pratt Taylor and Daniels of Provo came to Payson In official of-ficial capacity of the Relief society on Tuesday o v 0 Mrs R Gurley of Goshen came to Pay son on Tuesday 4 > 4 4 Orson Rogers was In the city Wodnesi day o > c John C Wilsons family are Quarantined Quaran-tined for scarlet fever o > 0 T G WImmers mill company of Spanish Span-ish Fork will open a flour and grain store here next week 00 4 > T E and J J Daniels have ordered a f steam thresher and traction engine to arrive July 1 yv2OOOO i > < i > 0 The massmeeting last Tuesday evening even-Ing resulted In a committee for a Fourth of July celebration of the following good people of the city Rev M H Howard Armon Cravens Charles Judson George A Peery Miss A Wade Miss Rura Hiette and Frederick Saeffner 44JO J G Jost of Xebo City came home Thursday 0 C > 4 H F Johnson of Clinton arrived hereon here-on business Thursday night < 9 9 C > Samuel Marsh Is ablp to be around among his friends again v r Mayor J S Peery spent the week at Spring Lake and Is rapidly recovering his health 9 4 4 > Dr J M Henry moved his household fixtures from the opera house rooms to the cottage near the Presbyterian church on Friday o < 0 Cards are out announcing the nuptials of Harry Tipton and Miss Southworth on Juno 21 at the brides home 0 nd Ue J Wash Young and little daughter were In Payson Friday 5 Samuel T Curtis of Salem was rustling business here Wednesday < j > < s > < j Mr and Mrs Harold Oleson of Santa quin whizzed around town FridayS < Friday-S > < t > tO James Fillmore of Burrville Is spending a few days at his old haunts around town 4 Martin Box made a flying trip to Eureka Wednesday ednesdao o 0 > Mr Ralf Fairbanks has been visiting Ills brother Nicholas at Spanish Fork and came over to Payson Friday > > < i > < 9 Erick Nielson and family of LakeShore Lake-Shore came to see George Manville off on the Rio Grande Western train Friday ns > > Daniel Molt an old resident dropped in town from the youth on Tuesday 3 > 0 John Sheffield and wife of Salem were making their purchase on Friday ov < r > John Pierce of Eureka member of the Indian war committee was here Friday Connected with the next encampment to be held at Spanish Fork S > 4 > < i > William Ferre went angling for trout up the Peteetneet creek and exhibited eighteen line trout on Thursday the opening day i o < y 4 S Miss Ida Coombs and Mrs G Shores went to the capital on Monday Mrs Shores was taken ill and remained Samuel Stark had charge of the Deseret Telegraph office in the absence of Mrs Shores J 4 A Paul Wirthlin of Eureka came home Thursday to visit his mother 4 U < 9 Georgia Uptodate minstrels held the opera house down on Friday night < S > < s > v y Mrs Selck of Provo and Mrs Roberts of Goshen attended the joint I primary association as-sociation of Payson wards on Wednesday In which all the present officers were sustained as follows First ward Mrs f l1 Lemecia Scharrer president Mrs Lulu Erlandson first counselor Miss Fanny Sargent second counselor Miss iSella Ballard secretary Miss Hattie Bates assistant secretary Mrs Theresa Todd treasurer I Second Ward Mrs Ruth Powell president presi-dent Mrs Ruth L Quigley first counselor coun-selor Miss Anna Nebeker second counselor coun-selor Miss Aurora Nebeker secretary lJlfi f10 Mrs Edith Graham treasurer I I > < p John Done sr and George H Done went to Moroni on Friday SPANISH FORK SOCIETY SpecIal Correspondence Spanish Fork June 16The weddIng reception or Earl Iangum and Lucy I Halam was given at the resIdence of the brides parents Thursday evening IrE Ir-E G Hughes acted as best man and Miss Katie Jones as bridesmaidS < bridesmaid-S > > < S > has Harry Hughes has just returned from Pennsylvania where he has been visiting for about two months 000 l wiilll The Columbia club will give a grand ball in the Spanish Fork pavilion this evening < > 0 0 The primary conference will be held in tho Spanish Fork pavilion Saturday June 17 < S > 4 < i > Miss Isabella Rockhill has just returned return-ed from Logan where she has been attending at-tending school MERCUR SOCIETY I Special Correspondence Mercur June 16Some members of tho Mercur fire department conceived the patriotic pa-triotic Idea of giving a concert and ball for the benefit of the Mercur volunteers who are still in the service and the suggestion sug-gestion was conveyed to the ladles who gladly took it up with the result that on I last Wednesday night the sum of 161 was netted for that purpose The affair took place in Mahnkins hall which was brilliantly bril-liantly decorated In the national colon and was accorded a full house The concert con-cert was quite generally pronounced to be the best ever given In Mercur The Golden Gate band and Peters orchestra or-chestra discoursed good music throughout the programme Vocal solos were given by Miss Harris Miss Rose Morris of Butte Mr Henry Mr D Jordan and a duet by Miss Turner and Mrs Heritage Several numbers of instrumental music were rendered ren-dered by Miss Vick Messrs Joy and Baker Ba-ker and Messrs Peters and Hut After the programme the hall was cleared clear-ed for dancing The grand march was led by W C Ritter a returned volunteer vol-unteer and Mrs V 51 Phelps chairman of the committee on arrangements In the dancing which followed up to a late hour the crowded condition of tho Jostle floor brought but notwithstanding the couples into a whole a constant lot of I enjoyment was gotten out of the evening even-ing The Mercur volunteers who have returned return-ed are W C Ritter Frank Jardine Charles Jasperson and Alf Cummings of of the rough riders Nephl Reese of Battery Bat-tery B and Robert Rodgers George Frazier Fra-zier and Frank Daniels of Battery C Those who are now In the service are Corporals James Ryan Levi Souther Frank Utz and Charles Clapper and Privates Pri-vates Arthur Borkman and James Dunn of Battery B Souther is wounded In tho thigh and Is in a hospital in Manila Ryan started for San Francisco where he was to be treated for deafness but is detained detain-ed In Japan with malarial fever Frank I Utz is in San Francisco But one of the Mercur boys has been killed George Hudson I Hud-son who was shot in a tight in Manila ti e > t Mrs Duncan McVichie wife of Superintendent Superin-tendent McVIchie of the De Lamar mine I will leave Mercur soon to make her home for the summer in Salt Lake which brought forth a farewell ball in her honor given bv the Sociable club at the opera house Friday night A committee composed com-posed of Mrs Jackllng Miss Hall Miss Steinman and Miss Fox were in charge Refreshments were served during the dancing The club has given a series of pleasant parties during the winter and regret the departure of one of the leading lead-ing members LEHI SOCIETY Special Correspondence Lehi June 16lir and Mrs A Brodder are spending a few days with friends In Heber 4 J Jensen of Colorado is visiting friends in Lehi o < b + > A B Anderson principal of the Ulntah stake and family are visiting friends and relations t > 4 A W Kirkham and wife also Mrs James Gray spent a day at Provo William McCalister of SLLouis is calling call-ing on friends in Lehi 0 n < S > J M Kirkham was a visitor to Salt Lake City 4 O John Sims and wife will spend a few days in Salt Lake City it < i > < i > J Russon and wife also Mr B Elling son and wife and A D Rhodes will spend the summer months at Grand Junction Colo n m < 9 Mrs J Camp of southern Utah is the guest of Mrs Patterson her sister c County Attorney J Evans of Provo spent some time with his friends in Lehi this week C > 4 n G A Smith A Stewart and A J Evans Ev-ans were visitors at Provo 100 Professor A C Smith of Manti and daughter are the guests of Professor E Beealey ofRu v I D Wines of Ruby valley Is visiting his mother Mrs Snow at the UnionS < < Union-S > Mrs Ollie Olllngson and son and Miss C Evans of Vernal spent a few days with friends < > 0 < S > J Whitmore and B Powell are In from Fish Springs visiting friends and relatives rela-tives o < few G Austin spent a few days at Spring ville EbeneroKirkham Hv and Ebenezer Kirkham called on friends at Provo 4 > < y < b 0 A Klrkham went to Salt Lake City to hear the Guards band lIgus < > Miss Jane Woodhouse of Idaho Falls who has been visiting her grandparents for some time returned to her home this week < j > VJ > < t I R Vance of Alpine was a caller on friends during the week a y > V v The visiting teachers of the Ladies Relief Re-lief society held their second reunion in the opera house this week A company of ladles and gentlemen numbering about 100 sat down to a sumptuous super at G p m The tables were adorned with lovely dowers and the committee did everything that could be done for the comfort and pleasure of their guests Mrs R Stand ring the president and Mr Councilor with W Clark presided at the head of tho tables After the repast the following programme was enjoyed by all present Singing by a double quartette under the leadership of Professor E Beesley Address Ad-dress President R Standring Speech Senator A J Evans Song Mrs C Barnes Remarks Mrs H Jacobs F A Kirkham exhibited a number of curios from New Zealand and Samoa with a Moari song Song G Kirkham Recitation Recita-tion Mrs S A Pearson Song Mrs L Salzner Words of greeting by A B Anderson An-derson Farewell tokens S Gibb Closing = Clos-ing selection E Beesley and company RICHFIELD SOCIETY Special Correspondence Richfield June 160 W Collins returned return-ed last evening from Salt Lake where he attended the federal court as a witnrv 3s in the case of the United States vs T J Frew James Stock and O S II ildcr man 7 0 J B Jennings visited GunnUon and other oth-er Sanpete towns this week v J A Ross and wife of Joseph are among the first to avail themselves of the open fishing season and passed through Rlcn tleld Tuesday on their way to Fish lake < < A largo number of Richfield people attended at-tended the opening ball in the Elslnorc opera house last Tuesday evening C 5 Miss Lizzie Ross of Joseph was n Richfield Rich-field Monday on her way to IVovo to at teivl tlr teachers inr it l > > Mrs Dave Hansen and mother Mrs P E Weitmjn vent to Sat tau SuiMty Mrs Hansen will receive instructions on the new tabernacle organ which has been purchased She Informs her friends that she is getting along nicely r < a A marriage license was granted Wednesday Wednes-day to James C McGarrie of Beaver and Miss Lillian Russell of Annabella 9 0 Julie Scegmillcr is down from Coyote + L I Garfield county where he has been employed em-ployed on the Otter creek reservoir 0r Mrs Eliza Ross went to Joseph Monday to attend the wedding reception in honor of Mr and Mrs Ed Skinner < v > Mrs J TH Peterson came home from Salt Lake Sunday A Miss Madsen accompanied accom-panied her While in the city Mrs Peter I son purchased a handsome monument for the grave of her late husband < 0 A number of fishing parties are being made up to go Into Wayne PIute and Garfield counties < > e7C > Bishop P Gotlfredson of Sigurd was In Richfield last week He Is resorted to have one of two of the best looking sugar beet patches In the county 0 a Charles Voieht and John Meteer were down from Gold Mountain Wednesday sv1 Mrs J T Camp arrived Wednesday I evening from Nebraska and will accompany accom-pany her husband to Kanab where he expects ex-pects to start a newspaper > 0 N H Seegmlller started Tuesday for Kanab on a business trip 7 > 4 > L Judge McCarty Reporter Rollo and E E Hoffman started yesterday morning for Kanab where the judge will open the June term of court for Kane county Professor 0 J Call and I J Stewart started this morning on a long jaunt They will travel in a light wagon and expect to go Into Colorado for an outing but they expect to make a collection of animal and other curiosities for the High school and will be absent four or five weeks j I < i > I Allen Montgomery started Wednesday 1 on a months trip through southern Utah with Billy Rowe the commercial traveler During his absence Mrs Montgomery will visit in Belknap with Mrs William Montgomery Mont-gomery 4 Mr and Mrs J E Heppler have moved to Glenwood where they will reside this summer EVANSTON SOCIETY Special Correspondence Evanston Wyo June IGIIss Mary Cashin returned last Sunday from a ears visit with relatives in New York She will be at home with her sister Mrs L N Putnam In Red canyon hereafter t Si tV Mrs Gildersleeve of Rock Springs Is visiting Senator and Mrs Clark < > 5 > The Ladles Aid society of the Metho dist church met with l Mrs John Beckwith J gel i Wednesday afternoon and arrangements were made to welcome the family of Rev I Joel Smith who arrived Friday even ing 4 0 1 > Rev Mr DuBois and family left Tues day evening for their new home in Ireton la and tho good wishes of our citizens go with them 74 > 0 Rev and Mrs Hunting Miss Gibson Mrs Seller and others took advantage of the excursion rates to visit Salt Lake Saturday i Sat-urday Sunday and Monday v < > < I Mrs W H Roth and little son Charles I are expected home about July I and numerous nu-merous friends will be glad to know of Master Charles complete recovery g e Dr and Mrs Seller returned Sunday evening from New York City where the doctor has been taking a postgraduate l course for the last two months i 74 00norths i Mrs llin > akcr was taken suddenly ill I Monday noon and was confined to her bed for two days but Is quite recovered at the present writing I > e > 4 > I Mr Valo Bradbury is expected homo I Sunday from Laramie where he has been attending the University the past year 4V4 I The ladies guild of the Episcopal church gave one of the mot successful fairs of i the season in the old postollice building The sale of aprons both fancy and useful i doylies cushions laundry bags sweeping caps and hosts of other things continued afternoon and evening Supper was served i serv-ed from 5 until I S and the floor was cleared I I and dancing indulged l I in until the wee small hours Ice cream ices and cake I were served throughout the evening and s a neatsum realized for thecause o and v I Miss Masie Graft and brother George are visiting relatives in Echo for a few days 44 0 Dr Keith returned Tuesday evening from a months business trip in Big Piney Pi-ney G Grandma Denel mother of Mrs Frank Foote has been very ill for the past week < > FatherJDoucherty one of the 1aulist brethren anda companion of Father cup nan who has been in Salt Lake rr the past few weeks will open a mission in the Catholic church Sunday morning < 7 4 Mrs A E Bradbury of Red Canyon spent Wednesday with friends in our city I Wedding of Alice Shires I Geneva Times Ashtabula 0 The wedding of Miss Alice Shires of Salt Lake City Utah and Mr F O I Stone of Geneva was quietly celebrated i at the pleasant home of Mr Stone Mon j day evening June 12 at 8 oclock In I I the presence of a very small circle of friends I The ceremony was performed i by Rev H N Allen after which refreshments I re-freshments werc served The bride was a particular friend of the former Mrs Stone and has been an acquaintance of the family for a number of years and is a gracious and pleasing woman I Mr Stone is well and favorably known I in Geneva and in fact throughout I this county as a hustling businessman i business-man and the Times joins with his I many friends in extending congratulations congratula-tions and best wishes to the happy couple cou-ple Mr and Mrs Stone will remain at home for the present though they may take a short trip up the lakes a little later The Beautiful A very pretty arrangement of colors and freehand decoration in oil and distemper treatments is to be seen at the home of Mr and Mrs Newell Bee man 1007 First street Many Salt Lake residents appreciate the value of freehand decorations from the fact that the range of treatments In this I line of interior decoration is very t broad and the individuality of the occupants oc-cupants of a home is expressed in color and form and is harmonized with the light exposure or furnishings of the room in question for decoration The I sanitary advantages of these treatments treat-ments are considerable from the fact that oil decoration If done firstrate I can be washed repeatedly without injury I in-jury to the work Distemper tinting can be cleaned when necessary or it I can be washed from the wall leaving I the enamel groundwork which is first 1 applied still intact and ready to receive I re-ceive another coating I HAMLIN the Painter |