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Show Social Happenings in Cities and Towns of Utah 'I I nrXt$B at a house party Thursday irKv at their cottago In Ogdcn nm<o iue-Ui Were: Misses .Mine Men ScowcroH. Ruth Wat-flEwftttiB. Wat-flEwftttiB. Marlon Ellison of La-B La-B HDousIas. Dainy Rolapp, Juan" l -ML '2nd Alary HI nicy. Friday WfcMTiwnty.Ilvo guests were antcr-' antcr-' fBt dinner. Mrs. Lillian Farns-" Farns-" I Kperoned the party. !sHitr&n Rich and son. Junior, and BE Avon, left Wednesday for a mp .Hating at Bear Jake. lltJtf. Rowo and Mrs. A. G. I lorn ! flftv guests at a beautifully 01 iBKa homo of lira. Rowc. on Eccles Efe flrt of a. series of parties SffifcBB&i tho coming week. The rooms 'sBit with tlielr adorniucnt of ,'l 'MBowcra, tho dining room being ll K BYsFprotty with Its decorations of , SMjfcir. a large bowl of the lowers nBar'tho center of tho tnblo. At I3r nflYtt. W. W. Fleetwood won Ilrst 1 liKMrs. William Van Allen rc- 'Et. consolation. riHgies H. Harmon of Wnrrcnsburg, olVJBkmces tho engagement of her .'RStlicl. to Paul J. Tyler of Og-MhLsBtniarrlago Og-MhLsBtniarrlago to take place this) l(UfsWThe newp of tlic engagomcnt Vout to twelve of Miss Harmon's TinrliBBe t a prettily appointed broak-ul(iBrby broak-ul(iBrby Mrs D. II. Peery "t her' nVBne Wednesday. 0) iBKH. Eccles and her mother, 'Mrs. w lKhlcE, have left for a visit in o tLBBrs' Gelger entertained tho Busy o IMBEr club at her home Wednesday KT. Hassett and little daughter 'Br 'or Pocatello, where they will Br' homo. T.Ir. Hnssotl was ve-nnirHKoJntcd ve-nnirHKoJntcd assistant superintendent "UnKntanii division of the Oregon Unirstrle Beaumau left Wednesday 'Apr Borkcloy, whero 3ho wlll-tajce Bn domestic science nt the Unl-QQjfHf-Callfornla Awel! Browning and Miss Irjna UUll where they will bo the guests BB4 Mrs. A. A. Browning. IUIV U1IU ill ID. .lOlll'.ll id at a linen shower honor of their niece. o I.? to be ono of the Utor an afternoon of i served, covers be-llcld be-llcld arrived from the week and was a kfasl given at the i. D. IT. Poery Wed-o Wed-o her home Friday ; another of .a scries ; parlies was given .t the. Hermitage. E. Wardlclgb oelo-wedding oelo-wedding anniversary heir home on Quliiry n 100 relatives and alned on the lawn, I with Japanese lan-liu'andcseent lan-liu'andcseent lights, no was rondered by lllo and the Eagles' Inborn to supper was rd of the Daughters t Monday afternoon resldpiil, Mrs. Jnse-arrangemcnta Jnse-arrangemcnta wore annual midsummer Glenwood on the H Garner r-ntertaiiied ner Sunday evening '. and Mrs. V. W. .1. Mallery or l.arn-ling l.arn-ling their daughter, lory, mi their way nded lour of Call-n Call-n ami 111 tie daugli-Sunday daugli-Sunday for a vlalt spent several days ring the week, the and daughter. Mor-i Mor-i a montli'H vlhil in r California point, i and children have me In Denver after with her parents, i has returned from whi.'ry she was the , Miss Uuby Lang-loft Lang-loft Sunday for a Council Bluffs and lidllor of the Amcri-a Amcri-a periodical pub-f? pub-f? tho guest of honor to a party of rive )lapp nt the Weber entertained tho Unl-her Unl-her canyon cottngc f New York is vislt-;ue.st vislt-;ue.st of Mrs. Q, R. e from mi extended nnd along tlic coaHt os Angelou. has returned to Og-.rs' Og-.rs' absence In Cufl-nr Cufl-nr the regular school Ibri southern pnrt of no has been taking c University of Call-Salt Call-Salt T.akc spent the guest of Miss lmia ris entertained! the loneers Tuosdav af-ngo af-ngo In Ogden can-nasok can-nasok and Mr. and turned Sunday from the oast. The old and 7.U Itietuie's r.. were visited: also WaHhlngton. D. C. In Maryland and fake. City the mar-de mar-de Do Spain of that Spencer of 0?fdcn iony being pcrfonncd Sr. Thoy will be end In Ogdcn after . illsn .Tea nolle Ros- Ada, lira. J. r, -ewis and children, d piiB3 Elizabeth -gnt tho past u e and hor dnuhtor-StovonB. dnuhtor-StovonB. hav0 re-to re-to Cnllfonila and i and Mlas Poiiltor Mng department, left Ur of TellowHtone ' CITY, "fl Mr. and Hw. ChX I JPimIb of Mr. nd Mrs? ilete canyon Tumflar and sn,sir,tom s 8 wwtlaea t atnner Thumlr nftcrnoon ty Mr. nd Mm. WllHarn Ko6T,'car. Mrs. Txrl Murdocic -was liott 'Vdiiedttj' afternoon aft-ernoon at delightful wrial affair at which th followliic cuela were procontr Mrs. Joicpli Hatch, Jlra. Kdwla Hatch. Mir. John D. FUlier. Mre. Wllllnm It. Dorm In, Mrs. O. J Call, Mrs. Jowph S. McDonald. Mr. ViUJam J. Rojcwoar, Mr. Moroni Bwlnr. Mm. Charln Hatch, .Mrs. Ann McCullrter and .Mn. Iliith Hatch. ! PARK CITY. j I PARK CTTT. Aug. 1 C. A jtlcngant party was given Monday evening complimentary com-plimentary to alias Risen of Salt Lake at tho homo of Mr?. F. W. M'eBwan. Tho homo was decorated with garden flowers and cards furnished the evening enjoyment. Tho following ladles were awarded tho prizes: airs. Smith, Miss Rlg-gs. ariss Browning and Miss God-da God-da rd. Mrs. Harry Hall and Mrs. Dick Harrison Har-rison of Salt Lake nro visiting with friends In tho Park. 'Miss Rlgrs of Salt bake City is visiting visit-ing hero, the guest of Sirs. F. W. Mc-3wan. Mc-3wan. Another pleasant affair of the week wns that of Mondny evening when Mrs! C W. Hodgson entertained at a musical mu-sical In honor of iMlss Ipabella Osborne nnd Miss Margucrlto Ray of Salt Luke. About twenty giests wcro present. There were present. besidcH tho guests of honor. Dr. and Mrs. ID. P. LeComptc. Mr. and Mra. Paul W. Billings. Mr. and Mrs. Walter TSvans, M. and Mrs. A. T. Dally, Mr. and "Sire. W. ,T. Buck. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Franklc, O. W. Allen. Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Browning, Frederick W. Sherman. L. P. afcGarry, Mr. and Mrs. Franl; McEwan, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Forslund. Dr. W. J. Bardslcy, Mayor and Mrs. John Welsh, Mrs. ID. 1,. Kopp. Mrs. Hagar Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sutton. Mr. and Mrs. George 15. Hodges. Miss Agnes Harrington, Miss Frances Fargo, Miss Jennie Sherman, Miss Catherine Shields, Miss Clara Kimball, Miss Hannah Le-Compte, Le-Compte, Miss Amber Bardslcy nnd Miss LenorcsJIurley of Park City, and Miss Carrie Sutton of Provo. Mrs. and Mrs. Arnold Ar-nold Smith. Mre L. 13. Hubbard, Miss Monica Miller. Biles Lisle RIggs. Miss Adelaide Peters, Miss Lcona Mr-Curtain and Miss Anna Anderson of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Gus Farendorf of Elv, Nov., and Mrs. Claudo Armstrong of Ogdcn. Mrs. G. E. Hedges enlcrtainod plcas-anilv plcas-anilv nt her h'omn Thnrsdnv nvenhiir. . Tlie gnosis wore tho members of tho "Evening Card club, and sonic other friend.". Mrs. Walter Gray and children of Salt Lake are hero for - a short visit with relatives. i Mr. Napsackcr look a crowd of people- to the Hot Pots Sunday. The fol-: fol-: lowing enjoyed tho day: Misses Frances Fran-ces Trelnck. Isabella Osborno, Marguerite Marguer-ite Roy. Mrs. Trelnck. Mrs. Hodgson and Sam Trelnck. Mrs. L. TD. Hubbard and daughter, Miss Miriam, Mrs. F. S. Fox and Mrs. Schuvler of Salt Lake City are visiting visit-ing for a few days In tho Park. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Wight cntortalned at cards Tuesday evening followed bv a musical and literary programme. The home was beautiful with cut flowers, and the irucsls seated at thirteen tables nbiyed "500," nnd prizes were awarded Mrs. Roggs. Mrs. Locomnto, Mrs. Smith, Dr. Ticcomplo and O. W. Allen. The following ladles look part In tho programme: pro-gramme: Mrs. Schrack of Salt Lako. Miss Catherine Shields, Mrs. Frankel and Miss Clara Kimball. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Flrmage and Mrs. Annie Rnddon. Mary and Gene Raddon and S. L. Raddon visited In TTonnoy-villc TTonnoy-villc during the week. j AMERICAN FORK. I I j AMERICAN FORK. Aug. 16. Tho social so-cial ovent of the week was the party glvpn at the lako Wednesday ovonlng in honor of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Joy of Salt Lake City. Boating, bathing and danolng were tho features of tho evening. The guests wore Messrs. and Mcsdamcs W. D. Edmonds, T. F. Corbelt, Milton Poole, Mrs. Willis Bromley. Mrs. Debolt Mrs. Chris M. Beck, tho Misses Ida Chlpman, Clara Wootton. Dora tho Chlpman, Jean Hindloy and Florence Edmonds. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Young entertained at their home in tho Second ward Thursday Thurs-day evening In honor of the Alplno stake Sunday school officers. After a delightful evening spent in music and parlor games luncheon was served. Tho guests present wero Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Clay-sbn. Clay-sbn. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Paxman, Miss Jano Greenwood, Miss Rosella Storrs and Bishop Joseph Storrs of this city, and Mr. and 'Mrs. W. L. Hayes of Pleasant Grove, Mr. and Mrs. James Klrkham, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ball, Miss Sadie Russem and Miss Vera Taylor of Lohl, and Mrs. E. Rogers and Mrs. V. Young of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fcatherstonc, Sr.. entertained Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. Wlll'am Greenwood, who recently returned homo from England. The occasion was also In remembrance of the elghly-lirst. anniversary of the birth of Mrs. Emma Fenthorstonc. Miss Myrtle Greenwood entertained at dinner Monday night Mrs. Iva Steele. Mrs. Venta Pnxiii.ui, the Misses Jennie Bromley, Josic Greenwood and Ella Storrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ausby Baker entertained In honor of Mrs. Slivers of Salt Lake City Tuusdax night at a lako party. After Aft-er boating and bathing in tho lake sup per was served to thirty guests. Delos Dickcrson of thin city and Miss Frances Is'cllson of Pleasant Grove wore married Wednesday. A wedding cupper was given In tholr honor tho same ovonlng ovon-lng at tho homo of tho bridegroom's mother In the First ward. Mrs. G. nolman. who has heon visiting hor daughter, Mrs. Ellis Preston, In this city for the past month, loft for her homo In St. Paul, Minn., Tuesday. Among thoso to attend tho annual camp flro encampment of tho Indian War veterans, held at Heber, Utah, this week, from hero wan R. E-. King, H. E. Robinson, Robin-son, Sr.. Henry Miller, Jame3 Sprattloy, B. Y. Groenwood, Mr. and Mrs. George Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Eaxl and Mra, Gcorgo Jacklln. Mrs. A. R. Hoi man was tho recipient Friday afternoon and ovonlng of a delightful de-lightful surprise party arrnngod by several sev-eral of licr inllmato friends at tho home of her daughter In tho First ward. The guests wero Mosdamos. Gono Chlpman, Loxlo Brlggs. Haydo Thornton. Lulu Rob-liiBon. Rob-liiBon. Mattle McTaguo, Roso Edmonds, l3nao Boley, Wnlter Southworth, Barbara Groenwood, L. S. Harrington, Mrs. Trano, Mrs. Jamco Pre3ton. LEHI. I i i LEHI, Auif. 16. Mn. CImar Petemon ontartnlnM tt a Kcnilngloa Woducadny aflornoon la honor of her birthday. Thotu pwant woro Mcsflaraoj A. J. KTatui. P. G. Webb, James Brovra, S. W. Ros. Hfher O. "Webb. Oftor.To Holraatcad. W. E. Evane, l'ollx Lone, Hmnia nrluR, Ttoy Darin. V S. ETam, Karl Hopkins. Fred, Morrill. B, I. Oood-wln. Oood-wln. Kato KlrUlmm, Ouonro Uavli, G. ti. Stoolter, Morgan Evani. V, W. Olark. Cliarloa Ooatw. E. M. Madwn, Qrat-tl Smith and Mlea "Wlnnlo Evana. Dr. and Mrs. V. T. Htalor and Mr. and Mm. John Robert forrood Rn aulo partr. iFndlnn ThiiMday In l'rovo casyon. " Tho frlfludi and liolgbbors of Mr. and Mn. Hob-ort Hob-ort 8. Vox gavo them a pleasant aurptUa party ai their homo Ttieaday nvrnlnp. Mr. and Mn. .1. E. Jlosa. Mr. and Mra. John Wine and Mr. and Mm. B. C. Earl spent nsott cf the week at Kbor In nltcndanco at th nuuual runtoa of lh Blaclt Hawk Indian war votorans. Mian Mattlo Davla will leavo noxt month for a million to tho wcnleru aLstci. with liuadquartnti In DouTcr. Prnfrsor and Mra. Jamea T. Wortton of 8alt Iiti City, aftnr cpradlnc ten dayi tlio Riicatt of Mr. and Mn. Itubon Wortton. rolurnod homo Tb-araday. MIm Emla niackhani, who haa ben attondlnc lummer acbool In Bait lak UUr. returard homo Wcdnoiday. EUREKA. ! i I EUREKA, Aug. 16. CLclnnd Crooks, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. James Crooks of Euroka, and .Miss Cloo Deal, a popular young lady of Sprlngvlllo. were united In marriage at Salt Lake on Tuesday, the ceremony being witnessed by a few Intimate In-timate friends and relatlvos. On the samo cvoning a wedding reception was given In honor of the young- pcoplo at tho homo of the bride's parents in Sprlngvlllo. Mrs. J. E. Drlscoll has bcon at Park City this week for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Usear Forslund. Mrs. Emma Billings and her daughter, Mrs. Robert Jones, returned this week, after a visit at Salt Lake. Misses Oeorgo and Katie Crclghton arc home, after attending summer school In Salt Lako City. Mrs. Mctcalf returned to her home at Salt Lako on Sunday, after h visit with her daughter, Mrs. John McCIain. Mrs. Dan Ostrandcr was the hostess at a well .appointed session of the L. O. E. club on Wednesday afternoon. The Indies In-dies wore pleasantly entertained with cards and wero served with luncheon. Special gucHta of the club on this occasion occa-sion were Mrs. Packard and Mrs. Wing, who arc spending tho summer In the Tintlc valley, and the letter's mother, Mrs. Thompson of Pcnticton. B. C. The club's next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. E, Glllls. Mrs. Charles ZabrJsklo returned to Eureka early in the week, after spending sovoral days In Salt Lake, being called there by tho illness of her brother. Bishop Larson of Spring- City. Benjamin Thurmond, engineer at the Ccnlcnnlal-Eureka mine, was called to Provo last Saturday by the serious illness of his daughter, Miss Myrteen Thurmond. Rocent rcporta am that Bhe is now recovering- rapidly. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Powell and their guests. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Whlttaker of Almena, Kan., spent Sunday at El-berta. El-berta. On Wednesday morning Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Jon oh of Robinson loft on Sunday for Fish lake, whero they will enjoy an outing. They went by automobile and at Santarjuln wcro Joined by Dr. and Mrs. Mott. Warren W. Glaspcy and Miss Matio Mitchell, hoth of Eureka, wore married In Salt Lako on Monday, tho ceremony being performed by tho Rev. P. A. Simp-kin. Simp-kin. The bride is a daughter of William B. Mitchell. Provlous to her marrlago the bride's friends tondored her a shower. Tho parlor was docorated with bride's rosos and ferns, whllo the dining room, where a buffet luncheon was served, was fragrant with lavender and while oweot peas. Thoso attending wore Misses Minnie Min-nie Allcock, Pearl Borrymnn. Myrtle Ivey, Dean Taylor. Goldlc Gear, Florenco Berg-strorn. Berg-strorn. Margaret McKellar, Sylvia Mitchell, Mitch-ell, Jonnlo Mitchell. Veda Spalnhowor, Joslo Allborg, Nolllo Sook nnd Roba Mitchell. The officers and members of the Mutual Mu-tual Improvement association of Silver City, together with tlielr friends, onjoyed a picnic in tho Spy hollow to tho east of that camp on Tuesday. Thero were about 100 people In tho party and tho trip to and from the picnic grounds was made on the flat cars of the Knight railroad. rail-road. Tho danoi given on Tuesday evening by the members of tho Eureka. Volunteer Flro department was exceptionally well attended and a consldorablo sum was added to the fund whioh is bolng raised for the purpose of defraying tho expenses In connection with tho trip to Sandy for tho annual convention of the Utah State Flrcmon's association. G. A. Franke. Wllford Freckleton and Leon Pomcl mado a trip to Moslda laBt Sunday for tho purpose of looking ovor land In which thoy are Interested. Arthur ID. Robinson and Mlea Sarah ID. Finch, both of Eureka, wero married in Provo last week. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph G. E. Hanke aro spondlng a few weeks at Coronado beach. They expect to tako up their rosldencc hero as Boon as their now homo can be erected. Mre. C. 3D. Hulsh. Mrs. Alex Blight. Miss Frances Huish and Master Elbort Beesloy islted with Mr. and Mrs. Honry Miller at tholr ranch at Jamison springs on Tuesday. The mombors of tho entertainment commltteo. of tho Elks lodgo have Just issued Invitations for what thoy havo termed a "Big Purplo Night dance." ThlB social event will take placo on Tuesday evening of next week. The Invitations stato that there will be dancing at the pavilion from 0:80 until 0:30 ana during the Intermission thero will bo "a hot time with cool refreshments" at itha dubrooms of tho ordor. Members of tho Chlck-a-doo club held a jolly soiree at the homo of James Mitchell Inst Friday ovenlng, tho programme pro-gramme Including many excellent musical numbers and a lunch. Thoso present wcro Robert Coward. Carter Bassot. Fred Sloneman. Charles Bnssett. William Colo-vllle, Colo-vllle, William Mlllican, Georgo Jolley, , Frank Morley, Stewart Fortl and Ray i Soronson. Mrs. J. B. Myers and tho baby left on Saturday for Provo, Intending to visit for sovcral days with Mr. and Mrs. C. CD. 1 Glar.lor. 1 Mrs. Harvelllo, Mra. Bailey. Mrs. Wild- , or, Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Cornish enjoyed , a picnic near tho Iron Blossom mine on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Embleton left Sat- i uraay lor a visit wuii tiio rormcrs mother at Mendon, Utah. Thoy oxpoct to bo absont about ten days. The Rov. Father Mannlon of the Cath-ollo Cath-ollo church at this plane was a Salt Lake visitor during tho week. Wllllnm Button and tho members of his family left on Tuesday for the Strawberry Straw-berry valloy. Thoy mado the trip by team from Eureka and Intond to remain in that part of tho state for a -couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. J. H, McChrystal, Mr. and Mrs. David Mills and Mr. nnd Mtb. D. J. Sullivan mado a trip to Provo on Sunday. Manager Rhoad of the Crescent theater was In Provo on Monday. Mrs. Rhoad accompanied him on Iho trip and ro-malnod ro-malnod thero for a week's visit with friends. James Leo and Miss Marie Mortenson, well known young pcoplo of this city, wcro married at Provo last Saturday. They will take up tholr rcsldcnco hero, starting out In marrlod life with tho best wishes of a host of friends. KAYSVILLE. j ; l ICATSVILW:. Auk. in. MIrr MajKle Uiyton haa rtumofl from an extended vlalt In California, Oaorso Gvran pcnt ft far.- dayc :hla WftV In Cachn county omblnlnK business and pleasure. Mlii Itoso Cook rraa hero during tho weolc apenrt-lnp apenrt-lnp her vacation no tho sveat of Mrs. Henrv H. Blood. Mra. Hebor J. Shcfflnld and Mrs. OonrRij B, Shcf- flold aro homn again after a two weeki May with relatlvot In southern Idaho. Mr. Claude Q. Cannon and children were up from Salt Lako City this week vUltlnc with Mra. Canuon parents, Mr. and Ir, John (1. M. Dames. MIm Marguerite Thomawen and I'orrls Thorn-aaon Thorn-aaon left this week for an extended trip on Ilia coant, Thay Trill upend aom tint In and near T3 Angeles. Mr. and Mra. William Blood and their Oeuch-lor. Oeuch-lor. Donetta, returned Tuesday from Hurley and Oakley. Idaho, whtro thoy apont a few wrMta with roUllve-i. The relief aoelullu of Davla county aro planning plan-ning an outlns In Ofiden canyon for next Wed- ' noda. wHru they expert aoveral hundred mom-hem mom-hem to upend Ihn day nt tho HorniltaKo. i Mr. and Mto. Myron W. Phillips am enjoylnn i an ouiltig , In the mountain with a nattr nt Mewls from Mill Creek. J , Mian lleena Uarues of Kauias paaaed thronh -nsvlltc last Mondav ci her -tnm ftotn a trln f'froiKll Yellowttana park P , j PROVO. l PROVO. Aufr. K5.-R. D. Simpson of Belolt. Kan., is the guest of Mr. and Mre. G. G.f Hoap for a short time. Mrs. ZIna Dunn, who has been visiting- in Salt Lake City, haa returned to her home hero. Mr. and Mrs. R, R. Inine. who have been visiting In the cast for tho past two months, have returned, and report an on-Joyablo on-Joyablo tlmo. Tho Pioneer and Third wards of this city onjoyed a pleasant outing to Utah lake Wednesday evening. I Arvo! Olson and Miss Helen Olson entertained en-tertained a number of young pcoplo at a lako partj' lost Monday evening. Tho sewing class 'of tho Second ward enjoyed nn outing on the lako resort Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Alma VanWagonon and Mr nnd Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bnllov left Tuesday on an aulo trip to Vernal through tho reservation. They expect to be gone about iwo weeks. Mr. and Mn. S. W. Williams and family fami-ly are visiting in Robinson with friends and relatives. . A party of Provo people arc enjoying a camping outing in south fork, Provo canyon, at the Mecham ranch. The party consists of Misses Merllno Roylance. Mabel Ma-bel Hone, Alene CI tiff, and MJss Bate-man, Bate-man, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Giles and Gcorgo A. Cluff. Tho Bonne Girls club gave a lako party par-ty Monday afternoon and evening'. During Dur-ing tho afternoon they all enjoyed themselves them-selves in boating and bathing, nnd the evening was devoted to dancing. Mrs. John A. Jones and daughter, Lizzie, Liz-zie, were hostesses at a pretty luncheon Sunday afternoon. Their guests wero Mr. and Mrs. Abraham H. Cannon of St. GeOrge, Angus M. Cannon of Salt Lako City. Mrs. James Clyde of Heber and Mrs. S.H. Jones. Miss Elsie Pike of Salt Lalco City is visiting here, the guest of her sister, Mrs. W. L. Holbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham IL Cannon of SL George aro spending1 a few weeks in Provo, tho guests of their daughter, Mrs. S. H. Jones. Mrs. F. R. WycofC and Mrs. W. S. Parr or Kansas are visiting- their son and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wycoff. for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Worthlngton are visiting hero at tho homo of their daughter. daugh-ter. Mrs. Charles Wcntz. Miss Mary Russel has returned from a i'lcl In TT'.vnncfr.n Wvn whnrn h7i n-flR tho guest of Miss May Carrouth Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Toung announce tho marrlago of tholr daughter, Nnoma, to J. E. NIcholl. The young people wcro married In tho Salt Lake tomplo Wednesday Wednes-day last A dainty supper was served for them by Mrs. Robert Nlcholl. Mrs. S. C. Jensen cntortalned at dinner Friday evening In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barrett of Ely, Nov. Mrs. E. L. Parker of Salt Lake has been visiting er parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Dusenbcyry, the past week. Mrs. Reed Smoot Is expected homo from Washington early In September and will open tho Provo home of Senator nnd Mrs. Smoot. Tho wedding of tholr daugh-tor. daugh-tor. Miss Anna K. Smoot, and George B. Rebentloch of Salt Lake. Is expected to take placo about tho middle of September Septem-ber In this city. Mra. Sam Relley entertained at a bun-dlo bun-dlo shower Friday evening In honor of Miss Alia. Taylor, whoso marrlago to Earnest Mooro of New York Is to take place In the near futuro. MANTI. ! I MANTT. Aur. 18. George Day, oecretary of student stu-dent Y. M. 0. A. of tli Impcrlnl university, St. Potorahurg, Itusala, npent part of. tho neek hero, a jrueiit ot Dr. G. W. Martin and fxmlly. Mr. Day ipoke. of his work among tho Russian students stu-dents at tho Presbyterian church Sunday evening. Mru. Zolla Cox wa charming hostess Monday afternoon when she entertiilned at a tea complimentary compli-mentary to Mru. Georgia Dustn of Salt Lako City, alno for Miss Ann Parry, who left Wednesday for Berkeley. C.il. Tlioso present wero Mcsdamcs Ruby P.irry, Appto Tcnnant. Clara Johnson. Mabol Taylor, Maud Cox, Jc.sle Lund, Nina Tutllo, Mjr-tlo Mjr-tlo Crawford. 1 Prlel Tuttle. John Rlddlo. II. IU Clark, W W. Crawford, Kate Houj;aard. Mm. "WlllardPon and tho Mlnses Ana Tarry and Wlnnla Parry and Ethol DsiTcnport. Mm. Ethellnda Aldor entertained delightfully Monday afternoon In honor of her birthday. Luncheon Lunch-eon was acrved among a profusion of flowers, and coders wore Hid for Mcodiimcs Julius Jensen, Jacob Ja-cob Keller, Parley nnd Erastus 'Westonnkow, N. P. Wostlnskow nnd the Mlose.1 Geneva Jensen, Myrle and Hettlo Alder. Mrs. lone Tlngen and dauchter, Francli, of Halt Lake City, catnn down the first of the week to itpond tholr Tacatlon. Mrr, G. W. Martin, Jane- and Mary Martin, Georco Day of SL Petersburg, nup.ala; MIso Jonnlo Work, Maria JJelron, Bessie Nelson and Jay Peacock Pea-cock spent a delightful outlns In tho canyon Monday. Mon-day. Mlaa Edith Carpenter entertained In her charming charm-ing manner Saturday evening In honor of Miss .Tooephlno Homlnsf. Tho ovenlnp was pleasantly spent In games and music and refreshment woro eervod at 10:30 o'clock. Mrs. Kato Hougaard entertained tha muslo suction suc-tion of tho Ladles Literary oluh Thursday aflornoon. aflor-noon. A vory enjoyabln hour rra apent Id music. Luncheon waj ocrve-l nt 0 o'clock. Mrs. Clara Johnson entertained dellRhtfiilly at an r.ftomoon affair Tuesday In honor of Mra. ' Duslo of 8alt Lako City and Mlu Ann Parry. Tho following ladies wore present' Moidames Zella Cox, Jeulo Lund, H. It. Clark. Georgo Dusto, Mabel Taylor, Myrtle Crawford, Apple Tcnnant. Ruby Parry, Maud Cox, Kato Hougaard. ton Jllrors Jano Lamb, ndyth Clark, Ann and W'lnnlo Parry and Hva Hall. Itefrcshmenta were served during th afternoon. Tho R. M, O. club met Wednesday afternoon with MIm Revn. Tmhiant, where a programme, was carried out. Games nnd refreshments wer enjoyed en-joyed aftor th programme. Mra. Austin Johnson cntortalned nt dinner Thurs-day. Thurs-day. Covers wern laid for Mrs. J. M, Burn". Mrs Hrra Funk. Mre W. J. Hoc&an. Mrs. S. B. Peacock Pea-cock and Mra. J P. Ncltion. Miss Wlnnlo Parry entertained til a farewell party for her slatvr, Ann. Saturday afternoon. About forty of her friends were present and apont a very Mijoynbh 'afternoon. Delicious refreshments refresh-ments wcro hcrved. Mrs. Myrflo Crawford entertained Thursday aft-arnoou aft-arnoou for Mra. Warren Snow of Salt Lake City and Mm. Ktlmund Crawford of Canllo Dl. Tho rooms wero fragrant with thn tcaton'n flowers and a dainty lunrhcon was served about twonty-flvo twonty-flvo gueits. Mrs. John Lnwry entertained In her delightful mnuncr nt dinner Wedneday cvenlnir In honor nf Mrs. W. P. Snow of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Edmund Ed-mund Crawford of Castln Ualo and Mrs. Jennie Leslie of KlIinhurK. Wash. Covora .were laid for Mrs. Jntr.e Crawford, Maggie Crawford. Joseph . Know. 01iv Iiwry. Mr. and Mm. Mclvln String-ham String-ham and the gii(ta of honor. t ' SPRINGVILLE. i ; i SPniNOVlLLR. Aug. 15. Dr. and Mrs. O. W. L'lurke and rhlldreu ruturned homo Trlday from a lliroe months' vltlt at Detroit. Mich. Mre. Nellie Burbrldgr nnd her daughter. Mrs. Vino Armstrong of Salt Iiko City, wero gncsta )f Mrs. Robert fiemmell this week. Mrs. A. S. llinoi and dauhtr. Theresa, of ofdtng. Idaho, ar horn vlsltln? Mrs. Illnes'n iaront. Mr. and Mre. D. C, Johnfon. Mr. and Mre. Anthnuy Mctcalf of Gunnison ar sprlngvllle vlilture. tho Ritosta of Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Ilfown, Lilsnd Crooks of Kureka and Mtna Coe Del of his city rcrc marrlel Tuesday In Salt Lako Ctty. Mra. A. A. Brown relumed this week from a Wo weeks' visit ill Montpoller, Idaho. Mrs. A. O. Pacliiird has roturned from a vlult hli hor brother. Kdwln (Jrousbeck. at Rono, Ner. Mlwcs Lnld and Helena Oloston of Salt lako rtty wern visiting tholr grandmother. Mm. rills-ibnth rills-ibnth Boor. Miaa Kat Chaae of Bountiful la vlsltllna; hr elaUvrs. th9 IJoutalla, here this week. Mr. nnd Mis, James E. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. .ay Curtlo have relumed from a oamplaa; trtn .1 Stra-vbrrry ralloy. NEPHI. j NBPHL Auff. 1C. Ira T. Boyanton and Mre. Clara. Couloon were quietly married mar-ried Monday evening. Bishop T. H. G. Parkes performed the ceromony. Only a few of the near relatives were present. pres-ent. Miss Lottie Jenkins entertained the members of the Utopia club at tbu home of Mra. Ai R. Poxman Friday evening. August S. Those present wcro Misses Neva Booth, May Tlobbs. Lillian Black-ett, Black-ett, Bortlm, Stella and Lula McPherson, Helen Grace, Lllla Nnlnoa, Kelll" Jlud-FOii, Jlud-FOii, Maydcll Cazior. Miss Clark of Sprlngvlllo. Sprlng-vlllo. Iclly Rowley, Mcsdamcs Florian RIackett of Eureka, LlzzI- Greenland of Salt Lake. Lydla Lornax. J-lorenco Lunt, Alta Pcxton, Margaret Paxman and the hbstoss. Miss Jenkins. 'On Tuesday evening- last Mr. and Mrs. Shed J. Lunt entertained at a genuine native feast In honor of Elder Wllford J. Colo and MJss Lllla Nalnoa. together with those who had filled missions upon tho Islands. As they took their places at tho table each guest was decorated with a lei of flowers. Tho banquet was served in true natlvo style. The cvoning passed away too quickly In singing native na-tive songs, relating- humorous missionary experiences, and in reviving old times by conversing In tho Hawaiian tongue. Those present were: Wllford J. Cole and mother. Lllla Nalnoa. Ephrnim El-lertson, El-lertson, Miss Naola Ellertson. Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Grace. Bhihop and Mrs. A. H. Belllston, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Anderson, An-derson, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cowan, Alfred Al-fred Lunt, Miss Nellie Hudson, Miss Helen Hel-en Grace. Mrs. Henry Harris went to Salt Lake Monday mornlnr to visit relatives for a short time. Ralph Abbott of Salt Lake Is visiting friends and relatives In Nephl this week. Halbert McCuno and George Downs came home Sunday from Colton. Wlllas Bryan, who has been In Pine. Bluffs, Wyo., for some time, came home Friday evening. - Attorney T. L. Foote. Russell Hawkins and Georgo Booth were In Salt Lako Sunday for a. Hhort visit. Mr. and Mrn. George B. Talmage went to Spanish Fork Wednesday to visit the parents of Mrs. Talmage. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Colo returned to their home in Eureka Wednesday after visiting in Nophl for tho past week. Mra. Elmer Goldsbrough of Los Angeles An-geles is in Nephl this week visiting relatives rel-atives and friends. Mrs. Lizzie Lawson of Pjcaboo, Idaho, and her daughter. MIso Vera Manis, aro hero visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. W. E. Richards and daughter, Juanelta, Of Ogdcn are here visiting Mrs. I. F. Flinders, ' sister of Mrs. Richards. Rich-ards. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown of Salt Lako roturned homo Thursday after visiting vis-iting in Nephl for the past week. MIDVALE. MIDVALS. Aug. 1C On Monday afternoon tho Jolly Vira Hundred club was cntortalned br Mre. Arthur Larson. Aftor the awarding of prlZM to tho winners rofreshraonta woro served. Mrs. Thomaa Stokea of Draper U -rleltlnic her daughter. Mra. II. E. Phelps. Tho Ladles' Commercial club met Wednerdsy afternoon at tho club rooms to wltncso a demonstration demon-stration of cooking with aluminum utensils. The president, Mrs Ira Bcckutcad, led the dluctmlon which followed tho demonstration. Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Tripp entertained at a. the-ator the-ator party on Tuesday evening. Machines took tho Jolly party to Salt Lako City, and upon return re-turn refreshments wero eerved at her home- by the hostess. Mro. C. H. Reagan left for KurckA Thursday to epend ton dnyn Tlaltlng with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mis. W. D. FlUgerald bus returned from a two weeks' visit With Mre. Kltsgorald'a inothar In Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. William Turner are back from a week'n fishing trip on tho upper Weber river. They also vlalted their former home- In Park City and renoived old frlondahlpj. Mr. and Mro. Oren Cozzens loft on Wednesday for a month'a flnhlng trip op Bear river In Idaho. They will be Joined In Logan by Mre. Conens'a broth or und nlbtcr. .lira, u, l,. uiocucn nas neen entertaining ner ulster, Mm. Petemon. and oon of Salt Lako City, during the past week. Mr. and Mre. II P. Miller haa returned from a tour of Idaho. They vlsltod many flights of Interest In-terest while away and nlso spent a few daya' fishing on Bear rlvor. The Sunday school of tho M. L church gavo Its annual plcnlo In the Draper park on Saturday. Gamoa wero played nnd lutich was aorrcd In tho park. Tho party returned In the- ovenlng a tired but happy crowd. Mr. and Mre. William O'Brien returned Thura-3ay Thura-3ay from a two weeks' trip to IxjsI River, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Carlor are- back from Bountiful, Boun-tiful, whero they havo bcon visiting the past si: weeks. Miss Allca Goff entertained the Mutual Sowing :lub at her home on Center etreot Wednesday. Lunch was oerved at the conclusion of tho aftor-loon's aftor-loon's work. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lareeo are visiting with Irlonda In Proro. Many social ovonts are being plnnned In Mld-.alo Mld-.alo for tho entertainment of many of tho wives ind ulsters of tho dolegnt en to tho flremen'o con-runtlon con-runtlon In Sandy. Many of Iho residents of Mld-ralo Mld-ralo wero formnrly of the homo towns of ho vln-tlng vln-tlng ladles. Pnrtle.n nre being arranged to take part In Salt iho county day. Sixteen autos will leave Middle Mid-dle to tour tho county upon the day set by the Jnlted Commercial clubs. j GARLAND. j GARLAND, Aug. 16. Mrs, David Squires nnd children of Salt Lako City aro guosts of her mother, Mrs. J. C. Wheelon. Dr. nnd Mrs. J. M. Francko spent Sunday Sun-day In Trcmonlon, tho guests of Dr. and Mrs. Pitt. Mrs. B. A. Bush of Salt Lako Citv Is visiting her chlldron, Mrs. Joseph Wing and R. L. Bush. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swinyanl are rejoicing re-joicing over the sufo arrival of a daughter daugh-ter on Sunday, August 10. E. F. Schwcldor, F. A. Manning, Miss Emily Ma lining and Alfred Manning motored mo-tored to Blue creek and back Sunday. Miss Hap Barlow, who has boon a Garland visitor for tlie pa.l two months, returned Saturday to hor homo In Ogden. Og-den. Mrs. Georgo Carter entertained complimentary com-plimentary to Mrs. J. M. Francko on Wednesday afternoon. Huskies Mrs. Francko thoso present were Mcsdnmos D. A. Stevens. Thomas Carter, A. N. Granger and Stephen Longstrnth. A crowd of friends of Harry Michaels surprised him on Thursday evening bv gathering at his home for a jolly time with games and music. Mr. and Mre. Moeiah Evans returned on Monday from a week's auto trip, visiting vis-iting Salt Lake City, Ogden. Provo and Lohl. Mrs. R. 13, Baxter entertained on Mon-day Mon-day afternoon nt a reunion of Una members mem-bers of tho Happy Hour club. Those present were Mcsdamen Edward Koger.s. Georgo Gleanon. T. H. Innos, Raymond Maughn of Rexburg. Ida.; David Squires. David Chapman, Leslie Grovor, all of Salt Lnko; Misses Alice Munns and Mattlo Mat-tlo Strong. Mrs. Joseph Jensen was hostess to the Ladlos Self-Culture club on Thursday afternoon. BcIdca the members present tho following wore guests of the afternoon: after-noon: Mcsdamcs IT. C. Plckott, B. A. Bush, M. O. Randolph, all of Salt Lako : City: A. B. Worsloy of Provo, Burdctto Smith of Ogdwi. Tho two honorarv J mombera of the club. Mesdames A. M. 1 Granger and Helen Burrls, woro also ' present. The hostess was aanlated in aerv- , ing by Mesdameo Nisei Roso. J. W. Wixom and R. B. Baxter. The noxt i I meeting of the club win be at the homo of Mrs. Joseph Lewis. Mre. A. B. Wondey and baby, aliases Dorothy Mix. La Ruo Mix and' ChlrvtlH. Mix. all of Provo. are visiting Mm. M. D. Evans. On Wednesday evening Air. nnd Mrs. Evans ami their guests were entertained en-tertained at dinner by Mr. nnd Mm, Mo-slah Mo-slah Evans. j MT. PLEASANT. i MOUNT PLEASANT. Aug. 10. Auth-nol Auth-nol Carter and bride, tho latter formerly Miss Susie Ashton of Woodrufr, oarne home Friday from a wedding trip of two weoks. They wore married In Logan July 30. Mrs. Everett McCarty of Hood River, Or., js In Mount Pleasant to spend tho summer with her father. John Carter, and other members of her family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Purlivslon entertained enter-tained at their home Sunday evening. Those present were Misses vera Seely, Virginia Gilbert, Ethel Dawson, Ruth Bellemere, Florenco and Loja Tuft. Afton Jensen; Messrs. Usher Winters. Francis Ericksen. C. Craighead and Lewis Larson. Miss Frances Jensen appeared before a number of music loving friends in a pleasing voice recital last Sunday ovenlng. She was assisted by Mrs. Wilbur L. Davis, violinist, and Miss Winifred Jensen, Jen-sen, pianist. Captain Thomas Braby and Lieutenants J. M. Eoydcn and George Chrlstcnsen were In Salt Lake during the week attending at-tending the meeting of the N. G. U. of-llcers. of-llcers. Mrs. A. C, Madsen entertained nt her home Wednesday afternoon in honor of her sister, Mrs. McCarty of Hood River. Or., and her sister-in-law, Mrs. NIel Madsen of Scofleld. Miss Hilda Madsen entertained n score of her young lady friends Thursday afternoon. Ah automobile ride was a feature of the amusements. A Jolly canyon party of tho week was that of Wednesday. In which were the following younc folks, Mrs. A. D. Sutton, chaperono Thelma Sutton, Ray Mc-Gonlgal. Mc-Gonlgal. Rex and Harold Jensen. Geneve Johnson. Margaret Candland. Miss Sutherland Suth-erland of Provo. Nellie. Walter and Burke McArthur. Frnnoes and Winifred Jensen, H. LeRoy Nielsen. Mr. and Mrs. John Cnrter and Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Bennot went to Heber early j in tho wook to attond tho Indian War Veterans' encampment. PLEASANT GROVE, i L i PLEASANT GROVI3. Aur. IS. Mis Chloo Thome visited friends 'and relative Jn Salt Lako City thin eek. Mrs. William Atwood and Mra. Elvln West and famlllw havo returned to their homes In Silt Lake City after spending tha paat two we;ka with their mother. Mra. William H. Stewart Mil'. Lucy Gray entertained at a children's parly .Sunday afternoon at hor residence, about fifteen nieces and nephews being pre5ent. The lawn was beautifully decorated and dainty refreshment!) were serred. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Wadley, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wadloy, Mr. and Mrs. Joreph Larson. Mr. and Mra. Dan Adams, Mr. and Mra. Ezra Sir em tea and Mrs. K. Swensen enjoyed a trip to Saratoga Monday. Miss Amy Cooper entertained the membero of tho Agenda clnb at her homo Thursday evening, the time being spent In sewing and music. Refreshments Re-freshments wcro served. Mr. and Mre. J. C. Oilman, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cobbloy, Mr. and Mrs. Lorenro Hooley and families fami-lies aro spending a few weeks np Strawberry val-ler. val-ler. Tho Mlsseo Lola Roblron, Mary McGIoude, Josephine Jo-sephine Holllday and La Vina Oleen wore guests at a surprlso party on Mlrs Bvlyno McBrldo of Provo Thursday. Dr. O. B. Green. Iho Mtw-s w. L. Haye.i, J. It. Holllday,, N. K. Nollsoti spont Friday and Saturday Satur-day on Iho Struwborry reservation - ground fishing fish-ing and hunting. A Kenr.lngton of th Third ward T. J. M. I. A. waa given at the homo of tho Silases Amy and Rena Cooper Wednesday afternoon. Whllo the girls were busy at their fancy work, MIso Dpj-do Dpj-do Kowman read "She H too pa to Conuer' Light rofreahmcntc wero Eorred. Miss Luclle Harvey entertalnM at a lake party at Geneva Friday evening In honor of Mlso Lu-cltn Lu-cltn Cannon of Salt Lil City. Tlioto present wero tho Mlooen Mae Clark. Lcona West, Amy Coopor. Ron Clark, tho MesHre. Harold Walker, Klroy West and Ernest Rasmuiscn. Mr. and Mre. Sanford Wallfer. Jr.. and family havo left for a inonth'n stay In Idaho, where thoy will visit Mr. and Mra. Ruben Weeka and Mr. i aad Mre. Ned Kirk. , LOGAN. I LOGAN. Aug. 15. A delightfully planned affair of Saturday was thn party given by Mre. Clayton Tectzrl, when sho entertained twelve guests at aa Informal bridge aftornoon. A charming color ficheme in "The Bluoblrd" shido was carried out In the decorations, score cards and prliM. Tho winners In tho gamo wero Mra. Horace Ncbekrr and Mre. Raid ShamhcarL Refreshments were aorvod. Tho Joseph Smith company of the Daughters of Iho Pioneers met Tuesday at Iho homo of Mre. Jesiflo Groesbeck with a good attendance. An Interesting In-teresting literary programme was enjoyed and music and delicious refreshments were among the pleasant features of the afternoon. Mre. John A. Garden nan hostess Wednesday evening at a delightful dinner parly In compliment compli-ment to Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Oirdner, who left during the week for Bprkcloy. Cal.. where they will make tholr home. The table waa beautifully decorated with flowers and tho guests were members mem-bers of the Immediate family with a fow Intimate friends. ' A number of frlenda of Mlsa Ruth Barker pleasantly pleas-antly surprised her Friday evening at the homo ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Barker. Games, mucio and refreshments wore enjoyed. Mr. and Mra. Otorpo W. Thatcher and daughter, Patience, and Mr. and Mrs. William Speclser left Wednetiday for Bear lake. The trip was roado throuch Logan canyon by auto and the party will apond a week eanlplng near the beautiful Bear lake. Joseph neither tone, who has bean In Logan the past week, left Wedneiday for his home In Nevada. ! Mra. Mary J. Nipper announces the engagoment of her daughter. Ruby Irene, to Robert Leatlo Price nf Wellsrllle. The marrlago will tako placo eoj-Iy this fall. Mr. and Mre. Wlllard Gardner and children left Logan Monday for Borkeley, Cal., whoro they will make their homo until Mr. Gardner completes his i-ourse at tho Berkt'loy university. Mr and Mre. J. S. Powall and children have railed from Paris and ar expected to arrive In Logan next week. Mr. and Mre. Powell havo f.pent thn past two years In Paris. Mre. Isaac Evana haa returned to her homn In Ogden aftflr a ple.nant visit here. Iho guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray West. Wllllnm Sanders of Salt Lako U visiting with 111 daughters, Mrs. A. S. Home and Mre. R- L. Campbell of Igan. Dr. O.' H. Budgo and George Llndqulst hava returned re-turned from a pleasant trip In Star valley and southern Idaho. Mr. and Mre. A. L. Franklin left Wednesday for their horn In Los Atigelo nfter a pleasant week's visit here, the guest of Mrs. Albert Pfl-teison. BINGHAM. I i BINGHAM, Aug. IS. A party nf 100 couoIm will charlor o cprclal train here -for 5?a)Wlr TJdav. Tlioso In fhargo are T. O. McOuray, V. Stelghal. H. Kalor anl M. Carter. Mra. J. Solukl J spending sovoral daya visiting vis-iting with Mr. and Mr. Gcorgo I Bush of Sail Lake City. The enjagimont of MIm Wardrop aad Harvry III-llot, III-llot, botir of Upnrr Blnlum. haa been nuaouuecd. Mr. WlloT left Friday for an extended trip through California and tho lnarrliifre Is to be livid shortly after hla tvturn. tbo middle of September. Both rcceivrd tbo best wishes of all their friends. Thuredir evening a largn rocrptlon tii given by Mr. and Mrs. Connie Harrison nf t'pper llins-ham llins-ham In their noma at the Gll)on nvartmoats. Tlie affair waa given In honor nf Uivlr recent marrlago at Salt Lakn City A ploaaant evening was npent by all. Mrs. Harrison wai formerly Mrji C Orgll Their many friends uulteil In extending both hearty congratulations. J' i ' RICHFIELD. H H I!ICirnCLD. Ag. IC.-MIm Moaa Noye It U-Hint; U-Hint; la Pruto. The lto?l .N!;biora crr enterUlnod at th fcorn of Mr. ami Mre. Guy LfwU on Thursday. wlik the atUnr or Mre. Tell Graham Mre. ttJ Wbyt-. Mm. tf. H. Dill. Mrs. It. Robinson Mr. and ..Mrs. William Hyatt entertained Satur-day Satur-day Hi r lit nri-1 lunch waa served. Tho6 Invited vrere Mr. aad iire. Sim Lareon. Mr. aad Mrs J. R. Jnwi. Mr. and Mre. H. W. Ramloe aal l Mr. and Mr-, it. a. Nnycs. Mra. J. L. Mitlr. Mre. H. K. Nelll. Sr . sad Mm. II. K. Nlrll. Jr., f ntertalntd at a buudl shower In honor of Mlts Pearletta Ramlete. vha la lo be married neit wek. Ituch was serve! at In MMdaniflt) H. W. P.amlote. Stin Lrtin, R. A. No'Pf, James towards. SwtDsen. Lara Pa-tereon. Pa-tereon. F. C. Ijreoa. Loreoao NolUon. M. Jacob-on. Jacob-on. James Morton. Frank Aaiicnon. Wtlfr Wll-kltuon. Wll-kltuon. Haus Peterson. James Bllth. Sr., M. A i:openbaor. J. M. raterepn. Sr.. F. W. Tllney. Austin I'arnsvsrtli. Martin Chrlitensen and tV rjHIH Mtsaos Mattlr NIolsoa. Graro NleUon, Frisk Ly Khnn, Bertha Sandill, laa ramaworth. Ar-ietta Jorgenaon, AgneH Pouleon. Maudo Erlckson. Lll'l I'eterenu, Udna ldrtou. Edith Borr. Clara Han-sen. Han-sen. Kunlcu Wilkinson. La Vernt Peterson, Wtnnt Morten. Ixiulia ChldMt&r and Mre. Arthur Bean'-ler Bean'-ler Games wero played and prli-.es won by Mis Eunleo V.'llklnaon und Mire Edith Bore. Rods Ramlose served punch. Mis D Vera Orrock entertained Sunday ve-. Ipg In honor of Mlsn Bcatrlc; Orrock. who Is vis-King vis-King here. Music and games and lunch were th diversions and the following gueats -rrro present llelcnc Dortus. l.fnnu Chrtsttaiiseu. Beatrice Oi -rork. Hcnrictte Lund. Orln Ostlvle, Ted Thurbe tM William Barksr aud Charles Gates ot Escalante. Mre. Thomas Ogdrn, Br., entertslned ThuredtT in honor of Mre. Andrew N'olton of Los Angole Those rresent wero Mrs. Sellers. Mre. Marsh. Mr J. Ogdcn, Mre. Georgo Dobon, Mrr. Daniel Jen-sen. Jen-sen. M:n A. V. Nleloon, Mre. J. L. Chrlstow Mre. G. r. Nlolson. Mrs. W. c. B. Orrock, Mre. W. Graham and Mre. N. Brown aad Miss Emrca Chrlttensen- Mrs. Jainc Barlow cntrtalaed TuMday In hon r Ot Mrs. Lur Dutehcr nf StU Lako City and Mre Andrew N'lson ot Los Angeles. Thne prrtett rcro tho Meadarr.es Julia Peterson, William Nl'-sou, Nl'-sou, Annie Carlson, J. H. Khyl. Martin Nlelsop Michael Nlolson. G. C. Nlobon. Chris Nlolron Sr. Carl Olsen. Annie Peterson. P. C. Petemon. nnbe Taylor. R. W. Sery, Joseph Haniea. A. V. NIel-on. NIel-on. Mrs. Bsrlow wan assisted by her daughtsre. Mabel and IMa. j SPANISH FORK. I SPANISH FORK. Aus. 16. Mrs. Effle Dart iravo a balcony party Wednesday evening In honor of Miss Jennie Ertman of Salt Lake City, who is tho guest of the MIshcs Dora and Mario Stewart After thn entertainment lunch wn? served. Otlior gueala Included the Mls?c3 BchIc Gardner, Frances Lewlti, Su?'f Huntington, Messrs. Arthur. Bryan and Roy Stewart and Carl Burnett, and Mrs. Url SlcwarL Mr3. Chris Larsen was hostess at a pretty lawn party given at her home Saturday night In honor of the Misses Mary and Lillian Reese of Wjnter Quar-ters. Quar-ters. A supper for forty guests wns served on the lawn, which was profusely HBh j decorated with Japanese lanterns. J Saturday afternoon the homo of Mrn. HAV W. A. Jones was tho scene of a. pleas- HBV ant farewell for Mrs. John Saxoy. Se- IH eral humorous readings were given by Mra. Fred Dart. Tho ladlos present In-eluded In-eluded tho Mrs. John Joneu, X L. Joiicp. J. J. Banks. FJIlzaboth Stoker, Margaret Stringer, William Lewis, Alma Hansen, Joseph Crcer. William Crecr, J. M. Hai-1am. Hai-1am. Richards "Evans, R. L. Small and William J. Thomaa. Mrs. Saxey left on Bl the afternoon train for her now home in Salt likc City. Bl Carl Burno'tt gave an auto partj to BVH Strawberry Sunday. His guests werm BB Mrs. A. JB. Nolaou, Miss Rebecca Nelson BBB and Mr. and Mra. Cyrus Sterling. Tho BBB pnrty visited all places of Interest nlonf? BBB the Mrs. James D. Nolson of Murray 1b thci guest of Mrs. A. ID. Nelson. BB T3. R. TJrlmlmll nnd family of Provo were In Spanish lrork Thursday, tha BBS guests of Mre. Itncliaci Ann Brlmhall. BBB Miss Rebecca Nelson gave a dinner partv Tliursday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cnddcn of Kansas. Also present wero Mr. and Mrs. C. A. McKelllps. Dr BBBJ W. H. Warner, Messrs. Carl Burnett and BB C. 13. Buster of Portland, Or., and Mr. BBBJ nnd Mra. C Sterling. MIsa Tholma Garff of LoM a visiting' BB friends nnd relutlvca her. BBBJ M.rs. Ollvo Mcintosh of Paynon was BA tho guest of Mrn. ISfflo Dart Thursday. BKBJ Miss Jessie Lee, who has spent tlio summer vlslllngpolnts of Interost in the- BBB east, returned Tuesday. On her wuv BBBJ home Miss Leo visited Mrs. Balloy, noa BBBJ Pearl Slowart. who Is living at Laramie, BB The Indies Aid society mot with Mrs. BBBJ Harry Baum at a quilting Wednesday BBBJ afternoon. Present wero the Mrs. C IC BBBJ Davis, Sexton, Theodore Lee, Ed. Olsen, IBBBJ John Baum and Mrs. A. G. Stoddard. BH J BRIGHAM CITY. H BRIGITAM CITY. Aug. lo. A party of Brlgham City girls arrived homo dur- BBl lng the weolc from a week's trip to Tel- BBBb lowstono National park aftnr a delight- BBBJ ful outing. In tho party woro Misses BBBa Amber IJamson. Lenora Romer. Agnes BBBb Olson. Ilattle Hess. Carrie Ptokes, Lit- BBBJ lian Wight. Olivia Jensen, Freda Hansen jBBBJ and Mrs. George Hondo of Garland. BftB Miss Annlo Romer departed early In tho week for Idaho, whero she will spend BBBJ several days visiting her brother, Andrew BBBI Romer. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frits Tingborff of S<l Lako Citv are spending a few days In BBh this city visiting Mrs. Maria Flynn uid' BBBJ BBBB Messrs. William B. Davis P. Russell Wight, John W. Peters and Perry D. BBB Peters aro spending several day In Bear Lako county, Idaho. BKBB Mr. and Mrs. Jasoph N, Stohl, and chll- dren spent several days of the week vis- BBBB King Mr. and Mrs. Heber N. Stohl and' flBBB family In White's vnllcy. flftBH Mr. and Mrs. Georgo MoOeo of Og- den wore visitors to Brlgh&m early In BBBB the week. The McGeos depnrtcd for BBBB Roscdale. Miss., their old home, later, BBBB whoro they will rcsldo In the future. BftBH Mr. nnd Mr?. Lorenzo N. Stohl of Salt Lake Citv visited friends and relatives In BBBB Brlgham "City early In tho week. Mr. BBBB Stohl left here on a tour of the eastern' BBBJ J PAYSON. I PAYSON. Aus, IS. Mr. and Mre. Brown oi Provo aro vUltlnr Mrx. William Fln this weak. BBJ Mre. J. C. McClellan charmingly entertained a. number of her friends WednreiJay venluj. Gsmoa BVJ wcro played and a lap lunch served. BBh Mrs. Kmnia Ramsey Morris cf Salt Lako City ! BBV the Jifst of Mr. end Mre. Iaac Ross. BBV Mre. ISdward Mllen has as her guest this -n-eek BJ Mre. S. Barrel and daughter, Zalphla. or Salt Bp! Lakfi city. BftB Mre J. Kufirns Hurst returned hemp Monday BB Tcnlnp after a week spent In Salt. Lnka CKy. BBJ Tha First ward M.. I. A. pent a pleasant afltr- BB noon aud evenlnn Tuusday at Sprlny lake. BB Mre. Ilaymond Clayton and cbildroa left Mos- BB day for thrlr huluc In BUekfoot, Idaho.- after a BBfl month'a visll lth her fathtr, J. J. Scairrtr and BBI uthrr relatirra. BBI EPHRAIM. j I i UPHUAIM. Aui;. K-Mrs. K. 0. Wlllardson. Mre. Goncvlevo Wlllanlson. K. L. Wlllard-'on and BBB Uolaud Tutjen vent to Mautl by auto Sunday. BBB Mre. Stcna Dunn la visiting lth her mother In BBB this city. BB Mr. nnd Mrs. Sinburc and Mr and Mre. Wi- BBB lard Wlllanlon or Mayflcld fcpint Sunday In Eph- BBB BBB Thn Soulb. Ward Roller aorlety off! rent -rill nn- (rtatn all Uii members of thi society At a social BBB Thuredu? n'temoon BBB |
