Salt Lake Tribune | 1902-08-24 | Page 18 | Society

tw IrEarrlago oC Miss Murray The event of the week In social circles cir-cles was the marriage yesterday of Mini Nannie L Murray and Gebrge AA AAoli of Louisville Ky It was a very quiet home wedding at the residence of Mr and Mis D 1 S Murray no Invitations In-vitations having been issued The guests present comprised only the relatives rel-atives and Intimate friends Bishop Soanlan performed the ceremony at 31 i 1 oclock following which congratulations congratu-lations and best wishes ware showered on the happy pair who left shortly afterwards for the East The bride looked unusually pretty in her travelIng travel-Ing < dress of blue cloth with trimmings of white and whilt and blue hat to match A Bridal Dinner Mr and Mrs David S Murray gave a dinner on Thursday in honor of Miss Nannie Murray and Mr AVolf It was an enjoyable event and the details were perfect In the general arrangements The guests were Mr and Mrs George Y AVallnce Judge and Mrs O AV Powers Mr and Mrs Edward Howard Mr and Mrs l l Montague Ferry Mr and Mrs Wilbur Flaps Mr I and Mrs AV H Irvine Mr and Mrs Robert Smith Mrs Tuttle and Allan Murray At the Country Club The attendance at the Country club for Visitors day on AVednesday was very large and all who were present enjoyed the event Luncheons and Dinners Mrs Le May of Fort Douglas cnter talnod a number of young ladles at luncheon AVcdncsday In honor of Miss Mary Copely who visiting her Q Mrs William H King entertained at an Informal luncheon Wednesday in honor of Mrs Sam Schwab of Provo J O Mrs Nellie M Libby entertained at luncheon Thursday in honor of Miss Grossman of Butte a Mrs William C Jennings delightfully delight-fully entertained at luncheon yesterday yester-day Her guests were several young girls who leave soon for AAcllesley college col-lege Miss Florence Jennings being the guest ol honor Card Parties and Teas Mrs AV L Green entertained at an enjoyable card party Thursday morning morn-ing given In honor of Mrs E R Rick enaon of Denver and Mrs W W Carr of Topeka Kan Pries were awarded to Mrs Joy Johnson Mrs L C Miller nnd Mrs Will Lynch Twelve tablea were played a S Mrs D H Twomcy and Miss Mae Twomey were at home delightfully to I their friends on Thursday afternoon The house was charmingly decorated with vines and flowers and presented a most attractive appearance The hostesses were assisted in receiving by i Mrs Lyons Mrs liinkcly and Miss Radcli ICe and refreshments were served by Miss MeKenlc Miss Luce and Miss Clinton About sixty guests called during the afternoon W S 4 Mrs John Reed entertained at a delightfully de-lightfully arranged Kensington Tuesday Tues-day afternoon given In honor of Mrs W AV Bet tH of St Louis The rooms were prettily decorated with nasturtiums nastur-tiums and ferns and about twentyfive guests were present Miss Lncllc Seam was hostess of a delightful affair on Tuesday evening at her home in Waterloo The decorations deco-rations were Japanese and presented a most attractive appearance Sixty three vas enjoyed by the guests about twenJjfour of whom wero present and prize were won by Mra Knight Mrs Alford and Dr Benedict and Mr Knight e S S Miss Ida Savage entertained very delightfully de-lightfully on Monday evening at n ping pong party The guests were Misses La Von Peirce Virginia Houtx Phebe Houl7 and Pearl Pelrcc Messrs A E Snow Brothers Burkett Garnett Savage Sav-age and Capt Creary Miss Edith Davis entertained at a delightful t Kensington AVednesday afternoon af-ternoon About twentyone guests were present I S S S Miss Lena Myers was hostess of avery a-very enjoyable Kensington yesterday afternoon given In honor of Miss MarJorie Mar-Jorie Williams of Ouray During the afternoon ping pong carom and several musical selections wore onjoyod Those present wero Misses Susie Sawyer Jes sin Home Marguerite Donnellan Beatrice OConnor Eva Richardson Winifred Lynn Trad dies Patterson Bessie Niles Beth Crllchlow Hnttle Tremayne Josephine I Bevcroux Rose Howard Jannette Yundt Purnice Martin Mar-tin Helen Cohn Alkc Farrell Anna Grant Lcvono Uromqulst Eleanor Mills of Fort AVayne Ind Miss Ladle Sears was hostess of n most delightful sixtythroeparty Friday Fri-day afternoon The house was beautifully beauti-fully decorated nasturtiums being used in the drawingroom and quantities or roses In the diningroom Large purple chrysanthemums were = used for tallies nnd the score cards were of the same p color Prlos were won by Miss Jean Alford and Mr Collier and about twentyjive guest B wore present Mrs Lee Sanderson entertained Thursday in honor of Miss Barry of Kansas City S I Mitts 1 Ethel Shepard entertained at a delightful Kensington Thursday afternoon after-noon in honor oC her guest Miss Harrison Har-rison I Receptions and Balls A delightful affair of the week was the I reception given Wednesday afternoon I by Mrs M M Johnson and Mrs Harry S Knight at the Wmc of the former In honor of Miss McCaa of Philadelphia I Philadel-phia who is the guest of Mrs Knight I The rooms wcre darkened and were I beautifully decorated white and green I being the rotors uocd in the drawinr looms while pink anr1 whit was eect I Ivoly seen in the dining room Aslers formed the table centerpiece and the candelabra hold pink candles Over the table wni strewn piirigun phi mosa Mrs Johnson and Mies Knight I were nslsicd In receiving by Mrs Ihonio and MIS Owen besides the uoat of hoijtsr Miss Preston aerved punch in the iwnary I and in the dining room weie M 1 > s Kd Parsone Mia Thorne and MJssPaul A large num I her of friends called during the afternoon after-noon Weddings and Engagements At a tea given In Ogden yesterday tho engagement was announced of Miss Virginia May Breed en and Lieut J Anderson Berry U S A The announcement an-nouncement was made In a unique way the girl guests of the prospective bride being assembled it the tables and the llnal courses wore chocolate bon bens In which were written tins announcement an-nouncement of thc ongagrnicnt The young lady Is an Ogden girl the daughter daugh-ter of AttorneyGeneral and Mrs M A Brccden and lleut Berry Is nla tioned at Fort Douglas Both have many friends to wish them happiness The ten last night vas a delightful affair af-fair and among the guests were Mrs Frank Clark and Ml v > Stevenson of this cIt r city a The engagement has been announced of Miss Teresa Smith and J A Monroe Mon-roe the wedding to take place In September Sep-tember a Mr and Mrs Don H Porter on Monday Mon-day announced the engagement of their daughter Mary Claire to Charles Spencer Spen-cer Mann of Los Angeles the marriage to triko place sometime this fall I The engagement Is I announced of Miss Hester Cannon and Daniel J3 Richards The innrriuge will take place in September Sep-tember a 4 S A very pretty wedding took place Wednesday night at the home of Mr and Mrs AAT S Calder when Miss Alice C Paul was married to John C Clowes The ceremony was performed at S10 oclock In the presence of a number of their friends S a 0 The marriage of Miss Pauline Plum mer and John Hilton will take place on Wednesday night the 27th u e Their many acquaintances were surprised sur-prised by the announcement of the marriage of Mlgg Lena Adams and Bert LI Mackintosh which took place In this city on May 2Dth last It did not become known until yesterday when the young people were congratulated congratu-lated v a SOn S-On Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Joseph P Young of Forest Dale tendered ten-dered their newlywedded daughter Jessie a reception in honor of her marriage mar-riage during the day to Mr Thonc Driggs also of Forest Dale the ceremony cere-mony having been performed at the Salt Lake Temple Miss Lutle Young acted as bridesmaid while Rufus K Hardy was best man A quartette met the guests under the spreading1 boughs of a series of palm trees and the whole formed a very pretty picture The bride was dressed In white silk mull trimmed with applique and bountifully embellshed with flowers At about 10 oclock the company repaired to the tastefully arranged diningroom headed head-ed lj the bride and groom marching to the music rendered by the Deseret Mandolin club The house and grounds were elaborately decorated with Japanese lanterns flowers palms and honeysuckles Mr and Mrs Drlggs will reside at Forest Dale and will heat he-at home after September 1st The following fol-lowing were among the guest Messrs and Mesdamcs M C Morris T P Olson Ol-son A P Drlggg John M Cannon C S Tlngcy James llcndry F V Ensign En-sign II Raleigh Irs Harry Cannon Mrs Pat Ryan Mr and Mrs R B Young IIr and Mrs George Sims Mrs T Henderson Mr and Mrs D P Felt MISs Arera A Felt Mr and Mrs Louis Sims Mrs M W Pratt Mr and Mrs Hyrum Stewart of Kaysvllle Mr and Mrs S H Love Mrs N S Tlmp son Mr and Mrs J W Summerhays Miss Florence Home Mr A HowcllH Miss Leone Home Miss ChrIstopher son Mr F Tllgby Miss Osborne Mr i Jack Home Mr Wood Pratt Miss Eflle i Howe Miss Mayme Hyde Miss Margie Ryan Miss Hazel Love Miss Luella Young Mrs J Parr Miss L McClel lan Miss Ethel Stewart Mr nnd Mrs Orson Rumcl Miss Laura Young Miss Ada Bitner Mrs Emma Young Miss Delia Lee Miss Susie Bltner Mrs Aggie Ag-gie Young Miss Hazel Drlggs Mr and Mrs Bert Young Mrs E Drlggs Mr and Mrs T T Dunbar Miss S Stewart George Crismon Miss Mary Bennion Miss Geneve Love William Stevenson Mr and Mrs R Perry Frank Torgen sen Mrs Elizabeth Stevenson Mrs V Sudbury Miss Emma Torgensen Mr and Mrs C M Cannon Mis S Burnes Mrs Dr Mary P Silver Maggie Sum merhays Mrs Charlen L Hyde Messrs Rufus Hardy Heber Aldoua Gus Thormstoff Sidney Smith Carl lardy Mrs Will Summerhays Mr and Mrs J O Young Mrs Dell Young Mr Dennis Ryan Mrs Belle Young Mrs Hilda Summcrhnys Mr and Mrs John Young Miss Nora McKay Mr Joe Young a a a Mr and Mrs William Saunders wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Laura to Mr R L Campbell Camp-bell The marriage will take place early this fall Purely Personal Mrs Alma Katz han returned from Soda Springs a a a Mrs Agnes Osborne and sister Mrs Urquhart of Rochester have gone to Silver Lake for a weekS week-S S S Angus Moyle has returned from Park City i a e aMiss a-Miss Mattie Farrow has gone to northern Utah for some timeS time-S P0 Mrs J F Marshall Is at home at 254 South Third East street Mrs Sneed and Miss Adams of New iork are guests lot Mrs A 13 Wallace at Fort DouglasS S I U Mr and Mrs Frank Perry of Lafayette Lafay-ette Ind lire the guests ot Mr and Mrs Pcrclval 0 Perkins S 0 0 MIn La Von Peirce will be at Fords hotel until the early part of September Miss Vera Hardy of Provo Is visiting with Mrs O C Bcebe Mrs George A Balllle and Mrs Louise it Sanford of Berlin Heights 0 arc guests of Mrs Mary R Mlnklcr 530 West Second North street and other relatives In the city Mrs Judge Miss Judge and Mrs T A Baldwin arc now In San Francisco Lieut Baldwin has jone to Helena where he will he stationed and where Mrs Baldwin will w 1 shortly Join him Frank Judge la backfrom San Francisco Fran-cisco 4 5 a Mr and Mrs George H Taggart are In Provo canyon but will tour the Yel low tone shortly a 5 S Mrs L G Slonn and Mrs John E rsuabey left Thursday for a few weeks l in Colorado Springs and Dener A Cot and Mrs Chamberlalno were In the city AVcdnesday en route to the Pacific Pa-cific coast the Colonel being Inapcctor General of tho Department of California Califor-nia United States army They have been East on a visit I S S S Ii i Mr and Mrs George 1C Smith and three little daughter accompanied by II Robert Smith of Montreal Canada left Monday morning for a vacation on the coast a SO Mr and Mrs Harris K Masters will bo settled In their home at West Jordan Jor-dan early In September Mrs Calhoun of Bridgeport IB visit InS her daughter Mrs Robert B Hark ness Mrs William Igleheart has returned from a pleaaant visit to her former home in Kentucky and other parts of the East o s a Mrs A B Lawrence and Mrs Day left loot night for Denver Chicago and Philadelphia They will return in November No-vember S S S H B Clawaon and family have returned re-turned from Odells cabin at Silver Lake rhe MIsses Emily and Katherine Guitar Gui-tar from Columbia Mo arc visiting the Misses Leonard at the home of Bishop Leonard a U Miss Dec who has been visiting her sister Mrs A J Hoffman has returned to her home S 0 III Mm Sloan and daughter of Indianapolis Indianap-olis have arrived In the city and are visiting AttorneyGeneral and Mra Brcdcn S Miss Louise Lamson has returned from Roclc Springs Mr and Mn Albert C Jones of 131 South Eighth East street are entertaining entertain-ing Mrs Joness mother and sister of Lincoln Neb Miss Cora McDonald of Denver Is to upend a month In the city AShlle here she will be the guest of Mr and Mrs I Albert C Jones 131 South o Eighth East S J Elghney and wife of Waterloo In and Clarence Hnmllton Hughes and < wife of St < Louis Mo are visiting for a few days with Edward W Duncan I AMiss A-Miss Susie C Phelps of Omaha is visiting vis-iting her sister Mrs Arthur J Van Kuran 1G5 M street A S U Mrs E M Charlton left Monday for a six weeks trip to New York Herman Zuzack of Boonvillc Mo is visiting his cousin Mrs H E Schiller at 257 East Fourth South street Col and Mrs Edwin F Holmes and party of live left Tuesday for a trip through the Yellowstone S S i Dr A E Rykert has returned from a trip to British Columbia Mrs Mary A Young who has spent the past ten months In Honolulu with her daughter Mrs Schweitzer has returned I re-turned to the city and Is at home at lOG West First North streetS street-S S S Miss Mabelle James has returned from Nevada Miss Pfeler of Omaha and Miss Con away of York Neb arc the guests of Mrs George Steiner S a 4 The MIssesWall have gone to Denver for a short tirp with their father ColE Col-E A Wall S S S Miss Ada Carter leaves tomorrow for New York a as Arthur Bolton has returned from Canada a S iris Lockhart of Colorado Springs who has been visiting Miss Eleanor Dooly left on Monday for her home 4 Miss Fannie Slcln of Denver left for Ogden Wednesday to be the guest of Mrs Ad Kuhn S U a Dr and Mrs William Mack leavo shotrly for Chicago 4 0 0 Miss Effle Green wTTo has been the guest of her aunt Mrs T R Black left Wednesday for her home In Iowa Tomorrow evening Mrs George W Snow leaves for Denver on a short visit accompanied by her daughters Corn and Eva Aline Yard and June AVhlttemorc a a Mrs Louis Schoppe Miss Frances Howat and Judge Howat returned yesterday yes-terday morning from a nix weeks trip to Portland a a S Louis Schoppo returned yesterday from Silver Lake S a a Andrew Howat will return in two weeks to AVilliston seminary East Hampton 0 0 a Mrs Jackson McChrystol of Eureka is In town S SO Mr and Mrs R J Caskcy l with their guests Prof and Mrs W G Gas key of Oberlln 0 are spending a few days at Brighton Prof I Caskcy was for two years a teacher in the Salt Lake Collegiate Institute and is now professor of rhetoric and oratory and dean of men in Oberlln college a a a Mr and Mrs Thomas Homer accompanied accom-panied by their nieces Misses Kate and Babe left yesterday for Provo canyon S 4 a Mr and Mrs Vcrnle V Fife left for their home in Trinidad Colo a Mr and Mrs R A Keyes leave for New York shortly S S S Miss Kelley or St Louis Is visiting her sister Mrs W V Eberly S a U Iberh Mrs I O Rhoades returned from the East Friday S 0S Mrs S D Sturgis of Fort Douglas Is visiting her relatives in St Paul Mr and Mrs H C Hoffman and daughter left Thursday night for Butte Mont They will visit Yellowstone Yellow-stone park before returning home Mrs Howell of Fort Douglas expects her sister from Honolulu ohortly for a visit S U U Mr Farrar of St Louis Is visiting his brother Lieut Farrar O at the pmt Mr and Mrs 31 J Burt of Champaign Cham-paign I have recently moved to Salt Lake and are at home at 715 Sixth street a S Miss Young of New York Is visiting Mrs White at Fort Douglas Miss Copely of Lcavenworth la visiting visit-ing las Dr and Mrs Lo May at Fort Doug a a S Aubrey Boyd nephew of D McPherson McPher-son Boyd who has been visiting here for some time leaves l n Sunday for his home in California Mrs S Lincoln Boggs Col and Mrs Monroe and Miss Olive Monroe have ret urned from Yellowstone park MaJ and Mrs Swift oC New York arc the guests of MaJ and Mrs Blood at Fort Douglas Mr and Mrs Flnlen have arrived In Salt Lake and will visit for a few days before leaving for Butte Miss Daphne Wood of Fort Douglas leaves for Boston September 1st where she will study music during the winter w M Mr and Mrs E H Dorman are at home at 465 Ninth East Mr WInn of Mnysvllle Ky Is vlfilt Ing bin brother Capt AAlnn at Fort Douglas a U S Capt William Jackson of the Third infantry formerly Lieutenant in the i S r p I rI11i i iL I ft i j 4 i2th j Th x41 l 4 I 4 t e I TJ i a i 5 j 4 pXf pXfqc qc j 4r ir TiE4L I ft11 L 4 Jw t 1k I 1 11 72ii1 t Twentyfourth Infantry is stationed at Fort Thomas Ky S S 0 oo Maj Wygant of the Twentyfourth Infantry now Lid tenan Colonel has been transferred Lcavenworth hun Mrs J S Daveler and son were entertained en-tertained at luncheon at Fort Thomas Ky last Friday by Capt Jackson Mr and Mrs Eugene E Kahn have anc Eugene returned from the coast and will be at home to their friends after September 1st at 346 South Third East Mrs Joseph Enzenspcrger and chil dren and MltM Milroyc have returned California from Calforia 1 S SU Miss Pft lnc Terhune has returned from Denver Mrs W J Mcintyre and sans go to Silver Lake on Monday for a short visit Oliver Terry of Lafayette Ind arrives ar-rives on Monday to visit Mr and Mrs Percival O Perkins a town Allan M Howard has returned to S as Hugo Druehl Is here from Haverhill Mass for a short vacationS vacation-S S Miss Bee Cheeseman has returned to tho city a a aMiss a-Miss Myra Sawyer sails from Boston Wednesday for London where she will stop a short time before going to Paris to study art for a year The Misses Welby entertain on Tuesday Tues-day afternoon 5 0 S Mrs James D Adams ha returned from Provo canyon a a a Mrs A B Wallace Mrs Smeed Miss Adams Dr and Mrs Le May Miss 1 Copely and Lieut Merrill were guests of Lieut McConnell at Saltair Thursday I 4 5 aMiss a-Miss Chipman nod Mrs HIens are spending a few days In Provo canyon f Mrs D H Twomey and Miss Two mey entertain next Thursday afternoon Mathew Worth Pinkerton from Chicago Chi-cago Is In the city with his wife nnd son nnd they arc the guests of Judge and Mrs D l Twomey U V ft Miss McMahon and Mrs Murphy sin tern of Mrs J J Harvey were pleasantly I pleas-antly entertained at the home o Mrs P J McKenna last Thursday evening 1C Judge and Mrs McFecIcy of Cripple Creek Colo were the t guo is of honor aL a dinner given by Mrs P J McKcn na last Sunday a a 6 The Poets Round Table meets on Monday at 2 oct lt at the home of Mrs Stanley Clawson The poet for the day Is Thomas Moore and Mrs Frank Ten nlnus will be chairman < Miss Lucy Austin Hewitt returned on Tuesday from a visit with her parents Dr and Mrs A very Hewitt of Denver Mr and Mrs II C Hoffman and daughter left Thursday evening for Butte Mont Before returning home they will visit Yellowstone park M fl Miss Lulu Buckle went to Plain City Friday to visit a week with friends Mr and Mrs A f AVood ward o Lend S D who have been visiting 1 Mrs AAoodwards parents Mr and Mrs A F Philips In this city for the past ten days left for their home Friday 0 Miss Florence Jennings his returned from Marion where she has been spending the summer Miss Florence Jennings will go East September 10th to enter Wcllcsley college 1 Mrs Alice Tomlinson has returned from Evanston and is located at 35 South Seventh East S S S Mrs George Harris and Miss Virginia Turner of Tennessee have been the guests or Mrs A J Mullen during tho past week Miss Agnes Bowman has returned from the Yellowstone S o S Miss Cecelia Sharp will reopen her studio In the Constitution building August Au-gust 28th S SO Claude and Lionel Pickering left yesterday yes-terday for < a weeks visit in Spanish Fork S U S Alma Katz has gone to Boise for a months stay S U aMiss a-Miss Minnie Bartch returned home Thursday from Silver Lake where she has been staying S S aMiss a-Miss Alexander of Hastings Neh and Miss Vale of Sioux City are the guest of Mrs Dale a so Mrs Robert B TTarkncss left last night for Soda Springs I Mrs M J Wonddlffe of Denver is the guest of J B Swenaons family Miss Augusta McCarty returned to herhomo In Boston Friday after a very pleasant visit In this a city W M McConahay Is entertaining Mr and Mrs T r Pratt of Kansas City Mrs C C Goodwin fs expected home from the coast this week 5 5 S Dr and Mrs F E Straup of Bingham Bing-ham spent the early part of the week in the city S I a Mrs George A Bailie of Berlin Heigh 0 and Mrs George II Sanford San-ford of Lansing Mich arc visiting Mrs Mary It AV inkier 5 Miss 1 Smith of Denver who has been tie guest of Miss Emma Mnddlson for the past two weeks left for her home yesterday S S U Mrs Rathman find Mrs Slngiser of nnr Singiser Sioux City la 1 are in the city for a time tme tmeMrs S U U Mrs Sam Schwab of Provo who has been the guest of Mrs E A Wedgwood Wedg-wood left Thursday for her home a a t Mr and Mrs O J Salisbury and MIus Salisbury have arrived in Chicago whore they will remain some time In the hope of restoring Mrs Salisburys health AValker and Blainc Salisbury left Friday for a hunting trip in Idaho Miss Floy 1f Smith of Chicago who Is reluming nom a trip to the coast will be tho guest for a few days of Mr and Mrs John D Spencer I a 4 Mrs T B Den ty returns this mornIng morn-Ing from a tiip to the Northwest Dr BeaU will remain at Astoria for sometime some-time longer a a Mr t and Mrs Morris L Ritchie and children are spending a few weeks In Provo canyon Iloyt Sherman returned yesterday from California S S S Mr and Mrs AVIlllam C Jennings and son AVilliam loft yesterday for an outing In Provo canyon Miss Daisy Louden of Kansas City Is expected shortly to b I the guest of rand r-and Mrs F B Jifdgo at rucst Third street S S S Miss Bessie Chandler will leave in September for AVelleslcy college Mrs J F Grant Is in Ogden visiting friends v t > Mr and Mrs David McCarthy have gone to the Yellowstone A A Mrs H G Brockman and daughter have returned t to t Salt Lake I Miss Olive Foster of Shreveport La who has been tim guest of the MIsses vet Cunningham left yesterday for Den U S 41 Mrs T N Parker and Miss Parker I have returned homo 4 S Misses lone Morrison Llllle yida j and Louise Richards and Ralph Richards Rich-ards return fiom Brighton on Sunday Miscellaneous Events MIsg Mabel AVorswlck entertained informally in-formally Friday evening in honor of Mr Charles D Birkctt of Omaha Besides Be-sides the guest of honor those present were Messrs and Mesdames Root Gibson Armstrong Hepburg Misses Naylor Root Hoffcr Naylor Maude Mackenzie Messrs Hull Garnet Dr Ritchie Hanhauser Dr Terrell AAors wIck a S U Miss Llsbeth QUlllr ugh who has i been transferred from the Washington to the Oqulrrh school was Friday given a delightful reception by the Mothers club of the Washington school district I was at the home of Mrs II J Hayward and over fifty were present Miss Qualtrough was given a handsome chatelaine pin as a token of their regard Music and refreshments re-freshments were features of the afternoon after-noon a a a The Daughters of Utah Pioneers wIll meet on Monday August 25th at the Bee Hive house South Fork J A Sarborn and wife of the Capital City spent u few days hero early In the week weeltIss Lottie Miller of Chicago was a guest on Monday 1olla A merry company consisting of Miss Connlo McAllister Miss Florence Iladlo Messrs A EL one g M Had ley all o Silt Lake and Mr and Mrs George Wheat of Ogden are enjoying the luxurIes luxu-rIes of camp life Mrs AV K Henry of Provo accompa lrs by her daughters May and AIriIc and son Dan were arrivals on Sunday ISdward Merrill of the Capital City who recently spent sioine time here returnc on Monday for another outing Mra George Ullrhle ot Salt Iakc ac companlcd by her children Is spending lei days at tho For sIs s-Is A F Taylor of Provo returned home early In the week after a pleasant outing Mr and Mrs F AV IFornung of the chief city came uplast Sunday Mr nnd Mrs AV E Farr o the Evening Telegram wero Rirrsis curly In the week Mrs M 1 M AVarncr and children re lured on Monday to their home In Provo after an extended atay Mr and Mrs D C DeGrafr of Sal Lake were arrivals last Sunday Mrs U C Wnlklns and children Provo were guests early hiat week v Mra A J Davis Salt Lake came up on Monday Mr and Mrs Edward Cage of tho me tropolls were visitors on lon aIrs a-Irs Ray Bachman Provo was a vlsl tor on Monday Mrs Edith Kaln was the guest of Miss Mynott of Salt Lnke tho past week She Is again at the lorks Mr mil Mrs AVobstor returned on Mon dny online to the Capital City after an extended G 11 Barnes o Utahs metropolis came up on Monday L G Burton and family a the I chic city arc spending several days hero Mrs Ada Howe of Salt Lake registered early In the week Mrs C 1 Vnikinu and children Provo were guests last week Miss Virginia Gwlfl of Iho Capital City was a patron August 17th and 1Mb 1 D it Y Mcllsier o Xunno Power pin nI was an arrival I last Sunday Charlcn Brown and S E Flanders of Zion came up early In the week A hinge bontlre was indulged In on Mon day evening at the I tent of Mrs AVobalor thrre bolnw l present Prof Ilndcllffe Mi McCninpboll Mr Merrill Mrs M i i Ritchie and daughter Mrs A E Walker Mrs P T 1 Sadler and Mr and Mra AVcb stCIProf Vc1 Prof TCndcliffo or the Capital Cltv en tern limed very pleasantly the guests CI a t ino Forks on Monday evening A numhc 01 plnno polos wore rendered In the pro fcseora beat style renlorct Mr Rivera who has been camplmr In the canyon with his son AValtor and Ilarol uibclle I has returned to Salt Lake Silver Lake The woalhcr has boon delightful during the past week aol many visitors hav been at Lime hole 1 and cottnrrca of the resort Among the irucsta of time hotel 10 Robert II Hurt and sister Ada and Martha McClaln Rornond C Naylor nnc returned from Poru and hi rile aiid bahr Gcorire T I Tones wlfo and balmy and MiSS Rhodn Cnrllss rlIJ J M Boutwcll acid J J D Trvlnir of Washington D C have also spent a few dnya at Iho I lintel l H r Hon W < s IIoVl A Murphy Frt Richanlj Air and Mrs I C Glosv Mrs II F McCuue A 1ctera Hid wife A Peterson Jr T Emott R I JIa ward Gio Porter Louis Kurnswjrth Jr 49k mvc been cuesla of tho hotel during lL tlitt pnst wool 7 p A merry crowd of voting folko gatlm jrrd at Uncle Tomn Cabin Thurmlay cv IL jnlus and I morn time waa pont In 2 naklni candy playing namon nv > < li > tt Jhoae iresnt wro Hoavlu roll Muud WhCkr JitJla Sehnllld Grnri 1lmpcal 5 Mamie IorrnlocU Ivatu 11 toes Lulu Kotiiio Harry Llinpcat Louis Karnn t5 worth Lorenao Snow Foe Schollold ando t > and-o pIer rr Miss Marl Tenndel who linn boon I W l > ajed to tearh In tll lllKh I nelioo tho 4st5 cornlni school yonr Jr rUll al Hrlghton jcs where she IB Hkciehln tind pnlnthu nomf of the beautiful soonon In that vicinity tirS Mra Henry Dlnwoody la 1 coming l tho ¼ 3 hotol l to visit vllh hor dauuhter MIj 10ttc Knight tH coming weok Miss l Helen ToniilnKO la I visIting her aunt W Mra I Morris dun week P I PVrf Vrf Upper Palls Hcsort Thu following PartY from Spring Dell enoyotl a tine chicken dinner at Ito Resort Thunwlnv IIi Thurltln < t1 nd Mrs J I R TwolvcH Mr mid t4 Mia It A ijarncy Mm t Jonic fnlth Mr Ceo How > Mrs 1 K Kirror Mrs im Jon Fnrror Mltw I1 I Taylor Miss Mattlu r d Wilson Mr J K Taylor dr Mr and Mra W U Searlo enteriilnod Mr and Min Lotus Krhnrr Atrhlson ii Knno Afr and Mrn Vallace Ryrnrnon lp < rf Kanuasi clay City to trout dinner on Widn < T j Judpo Ha rich and family nrn still pleasantly ltrt pleas-antly localod tit Tim Ipper Filts F N Taylor C If Dotler I Oo S j P Javlor J V MeCmi fo roflnri J F Fan or AV It Itolurta Cha < Ward 10 I Arrnlslend AV P Silver Mn I nt Tu ilny nt the Upper alls 1 it the Mayor and City Council of Provo sxnl vydiiCHlny In tho canyon and enJoyed l en-Joyed one of I lirno millions trout dltnurn at 1 lie Umptr Fnlln FJn RV A r riinpinm and Ca rail Provo Pro-vo Hp v 1 o leo and fimll nnlh lorks Air C W Mnrkhnni and fimlly Prove are cninplni at tit Upior lill i Im Ccllor and party of M > von nnciit r TiJoswlay rurHcl tin at the Tippet 1ilIQ II T I arvi and rico are out for a ton ilnV oiitlnsr J noclim N li Martin 1 A T fIr inan H Coin Salt Liko w CL olUnli in r 1111 to ins aid boil lIlno at tho Urpnr lilla lat vrtk Mr nnd Mra C W Amos Mr I I O ti Ioanord Mrs K t 1 Lamoroaux Salt Lrc aro tLl Ill for tho wot1 1 J A lioahnrd Vanliln ion J5 I c < John F W liiichl Mark IJ J loanr I Provo ate Ui llBhlutr and linnthu thhi wek Mrs Clnn DeLoni oniorfalnol a party 5ii jf ucvon Salt Lakeni on Thursday at tho Jipp Upper FallH PARK CITY SOCiETY IjKi Monday evening August IS 1V2 vlll lln BCb yer In the memory 0 Part City society people fti maum daa 10 com Ir and mal lrs V V Wce DI nail Mr B P Lc compl 11s Mr Oimd Mrs 1 II I J St1c Mr a mmd liii 1 11 lurmt 1 lr mil Irs ala 1tl 1 Cha k s heath Mr and Mrs F A Mc Cnrtv and Mr 1 and Mrs F 1 R IIi gave a dnnrlnj and rard party which v ai not only the 01 11 event of fho week but do cldcdly one of Iho t elegant soclnl affairs ni t lie year ol Carperilerw new hal wjir iiFOd le nr for the parly ami It IK safe to nay that ita Pin P-in I crier novor looked IlrC tier erlalnly t iii decorations I were not approprlaiu patriotism nnd romhilsoeiicos of Old Glory cc Jttrlotil nl1 form lag the baals In I t lie liuse eu tra mice hall was Htatloncd the orchestra bolilnd a L lit bank of palm and It dlrcoursed delightful S delight-ful dfinco rniiulr throughout tho owning rico hosts and hostesses rocolvotl In tho assemblyroom which was beautifully ar t rarfjod The walls were hung with flags ranrII sites while bore and thorn wero p placed sselttos near towrln palms o plants which Kavr In t time hal quIte 1 homelike air The punch howl wan stationed sta-tioned In the cast side of time hall timid at tho south In tho I pretty reception hrill p dainty Ices nnd cake wore nerved Mr and Mra Steele led the grand march and r then followed regular dancing which lasted last-ed 1 until past midnight 11 J l t was truly a most liucccssful affair In every way and enjoyed by tho 200 guests present r 0 0 S Mr and Mrs AV G Lamb Mr and Mrs t I W W Armstrong Mists Clara Boyd Mr and Mrs J T I Jiarrls anti KOlia 1 vat son of Salt lnko form a Jolly parly who leave for Brighton today to remain a week A number of thtMr friends vvlll RO over two during the week to remain a day or a S 4 Mr anti Mr Charles heath Mr arid Mrs YI11 rctsoh M r and Mra M IX 1 lliirlbut i I and 3Ir and Mn Fred Smith will spend lOc at c Ihl Hot Pots I Mr and airs L E TInbbard haxc la I sued 11 vIa lon for a luncheon lomorrow rvcnlni In I honor of Mr and Mrs T San derson of Toronto Canada 4 Mr and Mrs 1red Smith entertained 1 dinner Friday In honor of Mr and Mrs Vlll Getsch of Nashua In b I 41 On Wednesday evening Dr and Mm TV I D Donoher onterlalriod most Informally at t cards In honor of their guest Mrs Cir C-ir Drink of Halt Lako Kuohre wan the game of tho evening and the first prizes wero won by Mra Brink and Dr P I Wright second by Mrs K P Lecompto I and Mr Will Getsch antI Mr W V Rico I nod Mr F H Davis carried away the I consolation prlrj IJejiIdes the guest of honor then were present Mr and Mrs V V RJco Mrs W Southwell 13 r and Mitf 13 1J 1 Locoinpto Dr and Mrs R Wright Mr nod Mrs F Davis Mr and Mrs Charles lent h Mr i and Mia Will Oetach Miss I Clara Royrl lr and Mrs W G Lamb Mr and Mrc J Frankol I Mrs AV W Armstrong and Mr J Kcarna of Salt Lake M r and Mrs Fred Getsch entcrtalncil nt dinner Thursday evening In honor ot Mr and Mrs Will Golsih of Iowa Beside Be-side I the giieata of honor there wprc present pres-ent Mr and Mrs Charles heathS Heath-S S U Mrs Margaret Rogers and daughter Dottle of Salt Tnkc came out from tho city Thursday morning a on burliness Miss Annette Furgenson Miss Halllo Ferron and I company ot friends from Brighton spent Wednesday at Park Mrs T1r Lockhart Mrs J Rlchardon Miss Farrell Dr and Mrs Donoher Mm P l H Towey Mrs Ed Ilurlbut Mrs r Cup Mrs Charles risk and others I < morning turned from the Elks carnival Sunday U S S Mrs Ell Blake wont down to the city AVednesday to remain ten days or two weeks Mr anti Mrs T T ITarrla arrived In Park yesterday all are uueata of Mr and Irs W C Lamb Rolla i Walson is also visiting I with the latter i w e Mr and Mrs AV1II G < lsch of Nashua Ta arc visiting In Park the cucats of Mr antI Mrs Charles Heath o Mlsa Mabel Hunt of Salt Lake arrived In Park Monday anti Is I the I guest of Mr and Mra II S Townscnd iuc S S c Mr and Mrs TTyrum Brown o Denver spent Ion dayn In Park visiting with their slater and brother Mr and Airs J IL Steele XV Mr and Mrs T Sanderson Mr and Mrs P MrPhorson Miss Irone Sander SOl and Edward Lcoornpto spent last Sun clay moat delightfully at the famous Hot Pots U 4 4 Mr anti Mrs T W Geiger and Mr and Mra Charles Shields rode over to Brkhton on horseback Wednesday On their return re-turn borne they dined nt the Corns tocte mine and returned S to S Park 5 by moonlight Mrs W R Ovcrmlcr and son Jean of Minneapolis Minn are visiting In Park the I guests of Mr and Mrs F A Mc Carty Mrs Overmler Is a sister of Mra McCarly C S U O Mrs F J Jonnlnws and two children returned to Park after a pleasant visit 1 with relatives at Provo tC1 a S 0 Mrs Al 1 Thomson and daughter of Mer mc dlJhtr cur tire guests l of Mr and Mrs M Jor C150n and family a S Mr and Mra J IF Stcelo and Mr and Mrs I Brown nf Donvcr enjoyed a horseback horse-back rile to Brighton Sunday S S U Mrs F J Westcott and Mr J Kearns mine fire enjoying a short stay at the King S S a Mr and Mrs P McPherson and non Gordon Mr and Mrs T Sanderson Miss Irene Mastors Allen antl Albert will spend loday at Brighton aMiss a-Miss Mairile hicynoitis who ham been he I gmtert of Miss It5110 Vtlon for this mast tl mnths hiss returned to her liotmie at Hada 11 i lch l a S S Mr and Mrs A R AVcctcr Mime r Lillian Bain Mr Alex Colbath ami two gentlemen C gentle-men frorn Kehranka arc camping near tho It abe river The ladles of the D of IL gave their rtn t nial I plcnlo at Snydors grove Aodn adny t and the slay proved very onoyahle to f it young and old Races baseball tug ot 1 tt f 1 ii wur and other outdoor sport added to the Vi lusiires of the day Thursday the Methodists I Meth-odists enjoyed their annual oullng at tho jSflO 1lnc m S Miss Katie Farroll of Salt Lukn la i thc guest oC Mr ama Mrs I M JLockhart Cadet Edward Loeompte returned to IVcst Point Wednesday Inr IL delightful two months vacation spent vllh his par cats and lolnlivcif Mr and Mrs J S Ferrln and children of SnIt Lako spent Sunday In Park tho cuesls of Mr and Mra Y V Rico and Mrs N Southwell it e II Mrs J M Iockhnrt Mrn J Richard non Miss Katlo Karrell Mrn W W Armstrong Arm-strong and Mlsu Clara Boyd spent Wedneuday at tho Hot Pots Dr and Mrs R P Lcoomplo Mr and Mn T l Sanderson Mr and Mrr P Mc Phcrson and families were entertained at tho King mine Wednesday Mrs C H Brink and little daughter rpent two days In Park iho guests of Dr anti Mrs W D Donohcr a J Miss Fannie Bird carno out from ZIon t Sunday morning and returned home Wednesday afternoon t Mr and Mrs F C Golst and the formers for-mers father and mother spent Wednesday Wednes-day very pleasantly at the Hot Pots a o Mrs Dr Platt returned to Park after n delightful three weeks visit I with friends nt Denver Mrs F W ITayt gave another delightful lawn fete at her ploasanl homo Tuesday In honor of iho I Sundayschool class of the Congregational I church The pleasant affair was greatly enjoyed by all present Miss Kale Groo who has been the guest of her father at the Ontario mine has cone to Brighton lo visit with Miss Annette An-nette Furncson o Dr and Mrs E P Lccomrto entertained enter-tained at dinner Friday cvcnlnir Their irucsls woro Mr and Mrs W V Rice Mr and Mrs W G Lamb and Dr and Mra W D Donoher Mr and Mrs J W White entertained nt n very plc isanl picnic party Friday evening A most delicious 5 clock dinner din-ner was served on the lawn nnd Mi F W Sherman declares ho never saw people cat the way they did up there Everybody who knows Mrs Whlto will readily understand why they all had such appetites Among the guests who en oyed tho pleasant aiTalr were Mr and Mrs T Sanderson Mr and Mrs F W Sherman Mlrs Jennie Sherman Mr and Mrs P Mclhorson Mrs Lafavor Miss Kate Groo Miss Florence Smith Mrs Chas Shields Dr E W White Irene Al iiii and Arthur Sanderson Jennie and Ira Sherman Gordon McPherson and Frances Fran-ces and Gclgcr Shields t Mrs M T Allen entertained a small company of friends Informally Friday cv onlnir In honor of Miss Geraldine Brown of Stilt Lake and Mr W S Cooper of Detroit Mich The Misses Lulu Hazel and Daisy Roy pave a pretty party Friday evening at their homo on Woodslde avenue A delightful de-lightful time was had by the guests who were the Misses Hannah Lecompte Irene Sanderson May Hedges Lillian Hedges Harry Hall Geo Bales Will Sutton Rob Wright Rob Roy and others Miss Llllle Brlcrly celebrated her 15th blilhday Friday evening when she entertained enter-tained a number of her friends with games music and light refreshments The guests who enjoyed the pleasant evening I were the Misses Veda and Selma John I tion Myrtle Hare Minnie Hcenan Gertrude Ger-trude Brcen Leslie McDonald E McDonald Mc-Donald P Hcenan W Hlilstrom John nnd Goo Ely B Johnson P Conovcr F H Young a a Miss Hallle Forron Miss Annette Fur ceson and Miss Klnusbury who arc spending their vacation at Brighton dined at the Ontario mine Wednesday the guests of Mr Geo Groo and daughter illsa Plate Mrs Wm Ferry went to Logan to attend at-tend tho Presbytery Miss Geraldine Brown daughter of RoC Ro-C Brown of Salt Lako Is I the guest of Misa Kate Allen at North Park r Mr and Mrs J M Lockhart are vls mOl with relatives at ZIon OGDEN SOCIETY Tho midsummer dullness In social circles cir-cles still continues and the past week had few features to relieve the quiet Mr and Mrs A Toponce have returned from a camping lour in Idaho i The Pioneers of the Pacific held a great picnic at Glvnwood park Friday afternoon mid evening It being a Stair alfalr A largo dtkgatlon came up from Salt Lake City and enjoyed tho day with the Opden members of that order An Interesting programme had been arranged and was carried out a Mm Adam Schneider of Iowa accompanied accom-panied by l her nelce la visiting her uori Mr Otto Schneider Mr and Mrs John T Hurnt have as their truest Mr Frank Moslollo of Pitts burg Kan llcjaro and Mesdamcs George TJHrkln I J II Ryan and W M Calkins have returned re-turned from their outing In Wyoming Mm John Miller and son of Butte arn vlnltlnc Mrs Millers brother Mr James Bullard S Mlas Aicc li back from a summer trip thiough Colorado points of Interest Mrs OConnor and daughter hav returned re-turned to their home In Nebraska after a vhiit with Mrs SIcDennott and daughter Mlas Mary Donahe has returned from S a visit to EvniiBlon where sho was the cues of Mr and Mrs D Hard I Mrs E 7 PartliiKlon Is at homo again ln gllralI after a month In Idaho i t Misa Cora Boyle was down from Till hard Wyo last week visiting her par I cnln Mr and Mrs Wallace Boyle Her S rotiulnn the Mlrsos h 1 Geillu and Maud Sells and William Sells of Ncnhl also visited lure during the weekS week-S a S Mr and Mrs Ellas Bowen have gone to Bear Luke for an outing Mr and Mrs Charles Llndqulet arc vls JUne Logan friends Mr and Mrs Julius Jacobson of Logan l were Ogden vlsltorn 1 during the week In Ogden canyon at the various renortn rcorcs of Ogden families are cncllmp dun d-un parties and excursions are of dally S anti nightly occurrence 1 S S Mrs D W Ellla wife of County Recorder Re-corder ElllH Is visiting her ulster at Grand Junction Coil Mr and Mrs James M Anderson of In i dlanola la wire In Ogden Thursday vhs Itlntr among old Iowa friends S 0 v The IIosca Emma Osborne and Emma Pjjlno have returned from their California trip S S Mr and Mrs W G Faulkner and tam ily returned Vcimiisday from their tourS tour-S of the Yellowstone MILS Nettle Tones has returned from herS her-S vblt to Salt Lake City I v PROVO SOCIETY Tbo nioiirilalna Htlll seem to enchant the I devotees of society At least very little la doing nu yet in tho social circle A few lake parties wore arranged during the i Trtclc and one or two larger affairs bor Icriuc close to the excursion lidded a 1 deal of momentum ID the aoclal whirlS whirl-S i Hut with the coming end of thu ciarval IIIB suinnier canon the nodal drought vlll 1 likewIse wnse Already the liny little 1 I coloicd hnrhliiKtr Is astir faatcnliu plena r tint eiiEiiKemuiitd upon tho smart ect J S 1f 1 Mr nnd Mrs Scurles entertjiljjcd a i I party of Knnsns frluntl durlni the week f Tuooilay evening lh ladies ot the Third L ward gave n very onjoyahlc and success S iiil lawn fete A prourammo matte uji of I nioleo numliorfl vas rendered and refresh I Wen tn aorvcil r a SOn S-On Vcilnwilny cvenliu Ihc Tabernacle 1 Choir wont In a hoI to the lake The cvonhn wan beautifully mnnnllt and Lila tuneful little groups of warblinR mariners fl undo 1I hoatluc ap ulcasuro divine Thoac f t BJZiincJatd with T > r > u I u > utiir hug tho affair wirc ISuuiiic Jones llnttlc Richmond and Messrs noshird mid 1yjie MIn l Dr Taylor entertained Wednesday afternoon at leu complimentary to nor mother TUm Dr Richards Dr unil Mrn Kfuhards havu been vlislthu with heir I daticlnor during tho pumti month but left on Thursday for nn extended tour through I lOnropo a Jndiro and Mrs Owen Prontlsa entertained enter-tained m luncheon TuoFdny at the liob C1ti hotrl and BIIVC a delightful party Wednesday evening RTIsscB Mary HnKhanl and Anna Silk arc visiting old ossoclalca of thu Garden City his weak Mra S A Kinir mid family have returned re-turned t from the CoUunwooda where tluy apciu a tory flollfjlittul summer Mr and Mrs King enterlalnud at dinnur Thursday uvLMilnu in honor of Mr and Mrs W P Pyjic of Klllmoro Mr antI Mrs Grant C Bnrjley ripest the wool visiting nt the homo of Mr ijasIcyH people In Coltonwood o Miss Irene Kvuns entertained about twoiuyIlve nf her young frJOndn at an afternoon yarty Thursday o sOn s-On Friday ovcnliiK the Amphion band arrayed In thqjr striking coverings nore nadcd u ftw irnmlncnt iilncua In town Including the Roberts hotel Tho boys jiiu getting to play good Inlwlc and certainly cer-tainly malt a Jino appenranre On Tuun tiny next they give a ball at the Mozart which promises to 1It > very popular The nuraounul of the band follows Irvine JIanson James Hanson denies Moore Zesty 1 Lclj Reed Uithenbrnok Will Jones K Clsiff Ji > ss ClutT Ticket Bo Khurd Will Holatlay I Spencer Gray Heed Strong Will Walker lames Jensen Tom Evans and Rob Curtis i A hOlt of nujibrowncfl mountain cheered society followers mire Ir glibly 1 glee over tho lawn fate which Mosdames Jo scyh Yates and Jrncst Partridge announce an-nounce for Ihniifdny evening Auguiit 23 J002 at the homo of Mra Yates Mrs F S Clark and daughter Rolllc of Erie Pa hove lllent < a most restful week at the Roberts hold They arc en route lo the Yellowstone but became enchanted en-chanted with tho matchless range of mountains that encircles the Garden City and decided to tarry awhile Provo woiiut wish that they forever remain her guests JUdge and Mrs T M Warner loft In the early week to visit their old homestead at Sallda Florence and Denver will be visited before their return m m a The announcement reach the city of the engagement of Miss Mary Marsh to Mr Phil U WatroiiH Mr Walious Is an employee of the Tollurldc Power company and spent the summer here All of Provo will rejoice In his intended happiness Did 1 say all i All saVe one < Mr and Mrs V M Roylance returned yesterday from their extended wedding tour through the East They will be nt home to their friends after September 1st at the charming Royhuice residence on Second Emil EmilEURE ETIEHKA SOCIETY Eureka Aug 3Jom T Harrington returned from Park City Thursday after several months absence Mr Joseph Groot of Denver ha been the guest of his sister Mrs Dr Hcnscl during the past weak S 0 S Mrs J P Drlscoll and Mrs Pat Don nelly aro spending a few weeks at Caa tllla Springs S S S Miss Jennie Mnson returned thin week from a visit with Salt Lake friends S a S Dr John Hanafln of Butte Mont is visiting 1 with relatives In tho camp this vcclc S S S Mrs William Tltc returned from Bait Lao Thursday alter c very pleasant visit with friends S S S Mrs J J Harper and Mrs W T Shrlvur returned this week from tho cap tai city after r very pleasant visit with their mother Mrs ILjjBft Miss Lola Dennis Is visiting friends In Limo valley towns S 05 I Mrs Rltchlo returned Tuesday from n I visit to Salt Lake friends Her mother Mrs Chlvrcll accompanied V her home Francis Hanson clerk at the postofJlcc resigned his position last wcok and left for Mackay lda Mr Ian on will ho siiccccdec ut tho poslofflco by Eddie lIon ncr S S S Mrs Dan Martin and daughter Miss Mary Ilaynos were visiting friends In Salt Jako this week Mrs Dr House returned homo Monday after a months visit with Denver friends t S t Mrs Earl PJhniner of Salt Lake la I tho guest of Eureka friends i this week J J Nunn of Provo is upending c few days In tho camp a a Rev Father Guinan of All Hallows college col-lege l Salt Lake I was the guest of Rev Father Donohoo this weekS week-S S S The Sisters of the Holy Cross returned to Eureka Friday and will reopen St Marys school on the 1st of September N H Mix a former resident of Eureka Eu-reka is now located with his family at Ely Nov J W McGann 0 former Kurckalte but now a resident of Ml Pleasant was in the eamp this week renewing old acquaintances ac-quaintances A I T D Stack the Oregon Short Line agent at this plaro with hla two sons Raymond and Willie will leave tomorrow for Antelope Ida whoro Mr Slack has ranch for a short recreation n rnch fol a 1ccrcalon S a S A very pleasant surprise party was given to Miss Ethel Ivey last night by her companions at the horns of her parents I Mr and Mrs John Ivoy The little folks indulged In J kinds of games and t nice slipper was served thorn during tho evening I even-ing a a S Arthur Lowdcr ono of Eurckas battery boys la now In the employ of the railway mal service and In at present t employed on the Oregon Short Line run between hero and Salt Luke S I S Ticvnn Bacon Peter Loutenstock George Wlshtman I Hank Berry and Jack Berry wore on a hunting trill In West Tlntlc thIs week and brought back several toothsome tooth-some grouse V Con Hannlln D W Calls and C E Hultih left early this morning for West Tlntlc to be gone two or three days hunting hunt-ing the elusive pine chickens Mr and Mrs Oscar Foralund Mr and Mrs Wade Mosby and Mr and Mm F D Wood are having a weeks outing In Provo canyon Mrs Hector Frazlor left today for Donlphan Ida on a visit to her daughter daugh-ter Mrs Frank McKllcry o a o C F Nichols the wellknown newspaper newspa-per nfan Is I In time district this week on buulness o S The M I A of tho L D S church gave a uucccHsful dance at the I O O f hall Wednesday nlyhl Chris Denner of Dubuque la a former employee of the Tlntlc Mercantile com pany of this place was In camp Oils week lln shaking hands with old friends after an absence of over two years Rev Wildman Murphy end wife left Wednesday for Provo their future home Vl Murphy has had charged the M E church at this place for the past three years and their many friends throughout Tlntlc regret Iholr departure Mr Mur phys successor here will bo the Rev lid mick of DCS Molnes la Robert AdamHon who has been at tho Holy Cross hospital undergoing IL surgical surgi-cal I operation Icturnct home Monday Dr Wade was n Zion visitor Friday Tuesday evening TIntic tent No 13 1 O T M and TInlic hive Ny G L 0 T M 1 unve i their llrnt annual enlertaiinncnt to tIme Maccabeo ehlldreu of Eureka al I O O F Hall Over two hundred of tho youngsters were present and enjoyed themselves to their hearts content A laro number 0 tin Sir Knights and Ladles were present to iHHlul In making the event i long to be remembircd by the little folks vho will look forward with Joyful anticipation antici-pation for the next years annual to roll around The hal was beautifully decorated deco-rated with United States colors and tho color of the order black red and whlo making a very enchanting appeuiineo f > rcu u tho Btfua tear strung lanmrn ot ld and black bearing the liUers 1 0 P M J amid L O 1 M In white Thu ollowing programmo was nndeied to the IlrOlfllmO ill ht of time iii lila QUI under the dlno lon or David Mills commander of tent No 13 Aamerlca Audience Prayer L O T M Chaplain ddiviis Lady I Commander Mrs V L I Thomas nnlrumcnlnl music MlKt Nelllo Slfrn romhono solo KtiKono Wado iiiul Mlsn Jessie Tcto Mifs lillllnga Son Miss Peart tooltntlon Miss Kthol 1 lvy bicuabct drill Twenty Little Girls Ricltatloji Robert Dixon tarSpangStd Jianner udlencc The Maccnhiu drill by twonly llltlc glrlsr tinder the direction of Lad Cecelia Ha 0111 wau given in an arilstlo manner and tram applauded 1 0 tho echo rime girls were dressrd in the colon of the orders ed black and white and presented a very kaslug picture Afl II the programmo as completed the girls and boys wore teatcd to Ice cream cake alt root beer auth atf r their wants woro supplied the older folks took a hand and vnjoycd them selves Vhun all had boon fully supplied ho floor was clearud for danelnt which was kept up mull the midnight hour whon all retired to their homes voting the first annual Maccabco childrens enter alnmtnt a m grand succcus