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Show Social Notes From Utah Towns I i ;1 PARK CITY f I - PARK .CITY, Xov. 2S- Seventy friends of Mrs. Patrick Hecnan and Mi-s. Minnie Burns planned a pleasant surprise party on tiiem at their homo on Kossio hill. Bruno Frankel, brother of Julius Frankel, after a ten days' visit in Park City, left Tuesday afternoon for trun l'Y;m Cisco. Mrs. J. EL Nichols and Mrs. Fred Fuuee entertained the members of the "Women of Woodcraft Thimble club pleasantly pleas-antly at the home of the latter Wednesday Wednes-day evening. Several musical selections were given by Mi?a Ethel Blackler and Sirs. Fred Treunna. The ladies present were Mrs. John Potts, Mrs. A. Bartlow, Mrs. H. Wright, Mrs. F. Brunyer, Mrs. M. Malonev, Mre. K. Wlthero, Mrs. M. Shanley. Mrs. Wllllnm Tussles. Mrs. Rose Maxim. Mrs. W. T. Quinn. Mrs. Andv Fife, Mrs. T. Rvan. Mrs. Marv Carroll, Car-roll, Mrs. Mike Wynn, Mrs. William Kneale and Mrs. O. Addy. and the next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. : Mileti Shanley. j Mrs. Jim Don and daughters, Annie. 1 Ada and Dorothy, were ialt Lake passengers pas-sengers Wednesday afternoon, to spend Tnankscrivins dav with Mrs. A. U, Graham Gra-ham and Mrs. William Don Ronald Lane came up from SaJt Lake Thursday morning- to remain a few days with his father, Cy Lane. j Miss Gertrude McLaughlin was hostess at a dinner Thursdav in compiirnent to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shields. Miss Frances Shields and George Gowaus of fc'alt Lake. 1 Mi-cs Nellie Feterson of Morgan, Vtah, Is visiting in Park City, a guest at tho , home of Mrs. A. P. Padgc. i F. W. Sherman, and Miss Jeanle Sherman Sher-man entertained at a 6 o'clock dinner Thanksgiving day. The out-of-town puests present were Miss Frances Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shields and George Gowans. i G-eorsco Frankel is vteltinsr with rela-1 rela-1 tivea and friends in Ogden and Salt , Lake. Misses Minnie and Kathryn Cunningham Cunning-ham and Mrs. Cunningham motored to Salt Lake Monday to visit with friends tor a few days, i Glen Ridge of Devil's Slide is spending i Thanksgiving in Park City with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Ridge. ! Misses Catherine Torrey, Faith and Mary Hilstrom and Ella Snyder epent I Thanksgiving day In Park City with relatives. i Mrs. Glen Wentworth entertained at a : prettily appointed dinner Thursday. The . house was decorated In garden flowers, and covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. j W. D. Sutton, Charles Wentworth. Lyn- dan Schsper, Emma Sutton. Mr. and Mrs. J. Frankel and Glea Wentworth. ; Mrs. L. A. Bridgland and Mrs. G. . 3 la ear spent the early part of the week j with friends in Salt Lake. Mrs. E. Retsell entertained at a fam- i ily dinner Thanksgiving day at her home on Park avenue. The members of the family present were Miss Te?sie Xlles of Lark, Utah; Mr. and Mrs. Percy Williams Wil-liams of Salt Lake, and Francis Kiles of Park City. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Billings of Salt Lake came up to Park Citv Thursday morniner to eat dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Kay BUUngs. Dr. and Mrs. R, E. Wight and family of Salt Lake epent Thanksgiving In Park City, guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Wight. Misses Alma Buck and Gertrude Buck returned to Park City Thursday morning, morn-ing, after a short Btay in Salt Lake. Miss Delia Jennings of Erigham, Utah, end Misses Margaret and Loretta Jen-rings Jen-rings of Gienwood camo up to Park City Thursday morning to spend the day with their parents, Mr. and Mr3. Jarae3 Jennings. Jen-nings. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shields and Miss Frances Shields and George Gowans of Salt Lake are visitinc in Park City, guests at the home of F. J. McLaughlin. Misses Gertrude and Tessle McLaughlin i spent the early part of the week in Salt I Lake, guests of Miss Frances R. Shields. Miss Jeanie Sherman and Miss Ethel I F-lackler, students at the University of Utah, are spending the Thanksgiving va.-) va.-) cation with relatives in Park City. ? The pupils of Miss Catherine Shields ; "were heard in a recital Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Quinn theater. Misses Belva McCorm'.ck and Rae Mc-Cormlck Mc-Cormlck of Kamas visited with friends In Park City the early part of the week. Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hughes entertained at a dinner at their home on Wood side avenue. The centerpiece center-piece for the table was a howl of violets. Besides the members of the family, covers cov-ers were laid for Miss Hannah Lecompte, Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Lecompte, P. Mcpherson Mc-pherson and Mrs. C. W. Hodgson. Miss Eleanor Wright returned home Sunday morning after a pleasant visit of a week In Salt Lake and Elnghara. MIks Eva Hughes entertained the members of the Women's Athenaeum at y.er home Monday afternoon. The programme pro-gramme for the day consisted of one pa- per on "Child Labor," written by Mrs. H. S. Townsend. Musical selections were Kiveu by Mies Catherine Shields and Mrs. S. Henrkiues. Tho next regular meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. C. L. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Holt were passengers passen-gers to Salt Lake Wednesday, to remain over Thanksgiving at the home of Dr. Chandler. Cecil Stanley came up from Salt Lake Thursday morning for a short visit with liis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Stanley. Mayor and Mrs. P. J. Tallon enter- i tained at a family dinner Thursday. Covers were laid for nine. Dr. John Galligan of Salt Lake came up to Park City Thursday morning, to remain over Thanksgiving with his mother, moth-er, Mrs. J. J. Galligan, and uncle, the Rev. Thomas Galligan. Miss Winifred Jennings, Mrs. Marjorle Muffet, Miss Helen Deason, Ada Kimball, Kim-ball, Clara Kimball, Laura Goodman, and Harry McCartney, Robert Dunbar, Max Meharg, O. E. Neal, teachers in the local schools, spent the week in Salt Lake. DRIGHAM CITY 4 -f B RIG HAM CITY, Nov. 28. Mrs. TL C. Day entertained tue Five Hundred club I of Ogden Monday afternoon at cards and luncheon. The Thanksgiving idea was j carried out in detail in the decorations Hnd serving. Those present from Ogden ! were Mrs. II. C. Bigelow, Mrs. Patrick i Healy. Mrs. R, T. Hume Mrs. Alpha P- j Hibbn. Mrs. Ezra Rich, Mrs. J. H. Spar- ! go, Mrs. Van Metre. Mrs. Joseph Scow- j croft, Mrs, R. B. Porter, Mrs. Thomas j Dee, Mrs. H. "H. Spencer, Mrs. Abe Kuhn, ! Mrs. Alexander Walker. Club guests were 1 Mrs. M. J. Chamberlain and Mrs. R. E. 1 Bristol of Ogden. Mrs. A. C. Sullivan, Mrs. W. L. Hoist, Mrs. W. J. Lowe and Miss Luella Knudson and Miss Dorothy Wright of this city. The Civic Improvement club is making preparations for its annual charity ball, which will be held early In December. Mr. and Mrs. John Forest entertained Monday evening at dinner in commemoration commemo-ration of their fortieth wedding anniver-. anniver-. sary. The evening's social functions consisted con-sisted of games and musical numbers. Present were Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Reed of Malad, Mr. and Mrs. John Forest, Mr and Mrs. I Aurelius Johnson, Mrs. Fred Kellev. Mrs. J. F. McMaster. Miss Grace McMasters. Miss Lucille Forest, John Forest, Clifford Wilson Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Lortn A. Merrill of Richfield Rich-field were guests of Mrs. Merrill's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Reese of this city, during the week. Mrs. John T. Burnett and daughter, Geneva, Ge-neva, of Roy, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reeves. Miss Florence Tarbet and Miss Marie Hutteballe of Logan were guests of Mrs, P. J. Petersen at dinner Sunday. Miss Hilda Hansen spent the latter part of the week in Salt Lake City visiting visit-ing relatives and friends. The fire department members gave a dancing party in the opera house Wednesday Wednes-day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Arvil T. Forsgren entertained enter-tained at dinner Wednesday evening in : honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sederholm, . who were married a short time ago. Oth- I er invited guests were Mies Louise Berg ! and Miss Louie Thompson. j Wednesday afternoon Arch J. Blatter of this city and Miss Rose Woodward of Co- , r.nne were married by Bishop T. IL ; Blackburn of the Second ward. , Mrs. Harold C. Day and Mrs. William J. Iowe were among the patronesses at an afternoon tea dance at the Hoitl Utah in Salt Lake Thursday afternoon-Mr. afternoon-Mr. and Mrs, C. C Jensin, who have been making their home In Salt Lake, are in this city visiting relatives for a few days. Mrs. W. Is. Watkins, who Is making her home in Logan this winter, returm-d home earlv in the week to spend tho Thanksgiving holidays with her children in this city. Sho was accompanied by her daughter, Mits Rilla Watkins. August J. Fyhn of Salt Lake was the guest of his mother, Mrs. Marie Fyhn of this city, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hotter, who were married last week in Salt Lake, vipited Mr. Rotter's parents In this ity Friday, then departed for their home in Poeatel.o. Idaho. Mrs. Kotter was formerly Ml&s Bertha Midgley of Salt Lake. Miss Norma Tanner was over from Loean early in the week and spent two days visiting Miss Laura Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. X. J. F.auman of Oardn. who have been making tiif-ir home In this citv since their recent marriage, will return to Ogden the first of .Decern- , ber to reside. i Mr. and Mrs. George Nk-.hols, Jr., of Cache valley are in Brigham, spending a few days visiting relatives. j Mm. Ezekiel Thompson of this city is spending a fuw da'3 visiting friends in ; Denver, Colo. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Forestall of Or- den were trie guests of Mr. anJ Mrs. W. I. Hays of tills city early in the week. Miss Mayme Campbell entertained the i B. li. B. girls Friday evening' at her home on West Forest street. Miss Amelia Knapton of Salt-Lake visited vis-ited frk-nds In Brlglutm last Saturday and Sunday. TOOELE 4 . 1 TOOELE, Nov. 23. The member of trie Pythian Sisters' lodge surprised Mm. M. K. Leroux at her home on Kaft litre'il Friday evening. Games and iuusIc made the evening enjoyable. Mies Gorgie Powell of Salt Lake City is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. William Carder. Mr. S. C. Or mo entertained a number num-ber of young people Friday evening in honor of her daughter Amy's birthday. Mr. and Mrs, Ivor AJax spent Thanksgiving Thanks-giving with relatives In Salt Lfiko. Mrs. Charles Bolschweil'-r entertained at a blrthdav parly for her daughter, Is.-tbell. Tuesday in honor of her twelfth birthday. Mrs. 1. T. HlHa left Saturday for n trip to Los Ang'-ies. Mrs. O. A. Bales was bnMtHs nt n birthday party for hrr won. Onrnar, Tuck- 1 day evening. A largo number of young people were entertained with paints and 1 rnu."Ic. ; The Ladles of the Macmbfen held n "Tng day" socinl Friday evening for tin hem-fit of the hospital fund of the organization. or-ganization. Tho lArlnm Sowing circle wan mter-talru'd mter-talru'd Tuesdnv at the homo of Mrs. S. ( ; It-fin (if:. Next v. f ek t iio circle will inr:t. with Mrs. G. W. Golnn. Thf TfdW'i' Aid of tlm M. K. hurh will hold It I"' zn ar rji'.xl Wrdn'Mla v rverilng. The ladtf.'i have hern plunnlng for th; hnznar all fill a rid tlm time fU the rn-ftlngi has hf-cn :rnplfjyfd mnltlliit n'i"dh-work arthh-K. At 5:30 o" flock a rhi ken dinner will b" servrd tn th public pub-lic th'i pioff'lfl of tin- f-ntrrta Inriit-ii t tu j be u."'-d for rtalrlrtg th; r'-Tnnag". Thfl following young vf-oj-U-., who rc ' fitf-ndltig ?' hu'.l fit Sail IIm. 'ir-' in Th;ink;-i?lviig Jhv m t thnlr h'nii'is Imt" ; , nhiri'ij'; MarkH, BffHln Mnrkn. May Golm,., V.-.uWy '.:id, HcU ii ' "ilia by, 'JcM'ge Dtt'-is uri'J Kornro Warhurton. Mli M. l!'i!'f.fll of Ornnhn Ih tho gurftt of Mr. and Mrs. J. l. Wood.'. ,T j h. G. Golm ntfirtn I m-d n bonf forty g'wstf) ft t a Ihllnbh; parly Friday ' aft'-rnooti. ! Mi km Glad Fulnii-r or Salt Lake u rd Ml "; Allr-M Mr Liv.s of lii, bo :rr vi'dllriK. villi ih.-lr K'Hii'iintlirr, Joim M'iJiw.f, und ol hf.r rf u ( lv s h-rr. find Mrw. Nfi lilornsf t orn r-nt'T-' t.-iin'M r''.'i-ntfri i:ii"M i nt a Hfrmcr 'f'T'v 'Ul V f -'.Mliiig In honor of Men. I'.Iont-iti,ni. I'.Iont-iti,ni. Mrllid.iy. Mr. ;.r. Mi-, S J. Tli.it,,:n ni flt Th i nl: ln; v.lLh Mr. and .'lu, y l;. G'.a, j ST. GEORGE j ST. GEORGE, Nov. 23. Mrs. Dil worth i Snow and Mrs. Walter Pace of Millers, Nev., entertained a large number of their' friends at the home of their mother, Mrs. H. T. Atkins, on Monday evening. An enjoyable programme, consisting of songs, readings and instrumental music, was given, after which games were arranged by the hostess. I Mrs. Angus M- Woodbury entertained a number of her friends at a Kensington, given at her home Thursday evening. A programme was given by the student body on Wednesday morning In the tabernacle. taber-nacle. The Commercial club members of St. George will engage in a game hunt Mon- 1 day. The losing side will give a dinner next Thursday at the Judd hotel. The members of the Woodward school will give a programme at the Woodward school next Wednesday. The Ladies Reading and Social club met Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. R. Pike. After a club song, Mrs, Louise Miles gave a short sketch of the life of Ralph Carver. Mrs. F. J. Woouburv reviewed re-viewed the book, "The Doctor," by Ralph Carver. Mrs. Pike, assisted by Miss La-Prlle La-Prlle Pace, served lunch. The club then adjourned until the week after Thanksgiving Thanks-giving to meet with Mrs. Kllza Judd. The West Ward Relief society gave a dance In the new auditorium Friday evening. even-ing. Mrs. F. A. Tolton of Beaver has arrived here to spend tho winter with her mother, Mrs. Gardner. Miss TilUe Winsor. Miss Mollle Lund, Mrs. Lottie Worthen and Mrs. Maude Bleak entertained at a shower party Tuesday Tues-day evening for Miss Mattle Foster, who was married Wednesday to Joseph Empev of this city. ' j W. W. Andrus returned Thursday from1 Salt Lake, where he has been for some time visiting friends. , Dr. end Mrs. Robinson of Ogdn arrived here Wednesday to spend the winter. j A student-body dance was given bv the I students on Friday evening- A large ' crowd was in attendance. i James Mitchell of Fillmore arrived here ; Friday to visit friends. j ! The Dixie Agricultural dub met Mon- i day-evening at the Dixie academy. I The Girls' Home Economics club will 1 meet next Monday at the St. George academy. The third-year class gave a class partv Friday at the Dixie academy. Games and amusements were enjoyed during the afternoon aft-ernoon and lunch was served by the girls ROCKLAND. 4 j ROCKXAXD, Idaho, Xov. 28. Karl Darling and his sister Lou left the tlrst of the wet-k to spend a few weeks on their homestead twenty miles south oS Rockland. Mrs. John Nelson, who has been in Boca Bo-ca telle visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Adams, returned home yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. Mannock of Pocatello are visiting in Rockland. Miss Elva Tolman of PocaWIo is visiting visit-ing Miss Ella Woods, her cousin. Miss Tolman expects to make an extended visit. Mrs. Robert L Ewlng, wh-- has been visiting her sister, Mrs. George Rice, at PocateUo. returned home tod a v. Mrs. James T. FlFher and tons. Frederick Fred-erick and Charles, accompanied by Iit mother, Mrs. George Butler, Wt the first of tho we.-k tor ItaMincs. Nub., whore they expect to remain until after Christmas. Christ-mas. Mrs. M. H. Ulc v?ti through Rockland Rock-land tile hrt of tlif wffk -n route to American t alis, where the v. lit bt her daughters. Mrs. L"vrrrtto Henderson of HolbmoU vailev s here visiting l.cr niutlmr, Mrs. Rosebush. Mr?. Mariatha A Tien returned home from Lo-am the fit t part of the week, where f-he han been viMtiri; h-r dauh-trr, dauh-trr, Mi?s Irene, who is attending bchuol there. Mr. an-1 Mrs. Jon-s of Malal arrlwl here Wednesday to visit their daughter, Mr. Clyde Hansen. James Pi;tersnn of Ogdn Is vMtlng his hi other, Ralph PetuiMon, at Rockland. Rock-land. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Picket ts and their f on, Kenneth a rid Maurice, and Mrs. Ulcktt'.sy mother, Mrn. Randolph Crowlry. left the first of tlm wok for tho Pacific coast, whero thy will spend the winter. Miss Pawelson, who is teaching In the public schools of tliis pl:t'e, la viidting relatives at American Fails. Norvfil Crowlrv and Joseph Howard left the lattfi- part of the wk for California, Cali-fornia, where they will f-pend the winter. Mrs. T. J. Lawson, Mrs. Joseph Hart-lnK'T Hart-lnK'T a rid Mra. M. K. 'krn were hostesses host-esses at the Congr.'U'ithinal church rJr-lors rJr-lors Wednesday n f ternoun, the occasion being a quilting tec. Mrs. John Crowley and olildren were visiting frk-nils o nd rolativcs at A merl-cau merl-cau Falls the first part of tho week. Mr. and Mrs. John Harth-y of Landing were visiting their daughter, Mrs. Clint Robinson, the first of tho week. Mips Let tie Howard is vi-dtlng her ulster, uls-ter, Mrs. Warren Sweeten, at Ilolbrook. SPANISH FORK H 4 v ; SPANISH FORK. Nov. C. Mm. George Yates and non. G'-orge. of Bulst, Tdatf., are spr-ndln? hcvitiiI wf:ekH in Spanish Fork visiting friends and relatives. MIks AHa Larson of MitpMon and Gilbert Gil-bert Y. Johnron of SpanlHh Fork were married last wopk In Suit Lako. They will make their home In this city. Mr. find Mr?. Wllllnm Flavel came down from Richfield, Idaho, wh'.rp t liev hnvu pont tho KUinmer and will occupy their homo hero. Mr. and Mrc. Warren K. Davlq TI f leave Saturday for their homo in AHonali, Duchesne Du-chesne county. Mrs. J- W. Ha Tan hns been visiting her filter, Mrs. Tl. C- Llnd, in Salt Lake for th.: paM few days. .Mr. and Mm. Kilns Jnnr-s f-ntcrtfllnpd at, dinner ThiirMday. coiiip'lmeiilnry to Mr. and Mch. Ixiftor Bca n-nsori of Price, who are vhltlng filonds und relatives In Span-lull Span-lull Fork. Mr. Rr-nrrnson Is principal of th high school at price. Mr. and Mrs. AIplius Bingham entertained enter-tained nt a Thanksgiving iinricr at their n-w bungalow. Among tho giicsiM were MIh.-j iianna Jonns and Arthur Stewart. 1 r. a nd Mrs. Htnddn rd wcru gitrfiH n t Thnnksiivlng dinner of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Glllilan. JJ'nnbers of the Tlrnckbank family wore cnt'Ttalncd nt o family dinner Thursday at the huiuo of Mr.". J- Freston Cn-i-r. Miss Murk. H' cwart pnt tbe wer-lr in Salt. Ijukf., thi gut':,t of MImh J.'iinin Krt- , man. M rs. Ui I Slo w:i rt, Sr., r' turnd home TufMiIn.v after upending a week with her dangliler. Mrs. D"ia (Irlffltli of 1'mvfi. Tih. David Ht long eiTtitii Im-il 1 ho uiem-bern uiem-bern of the Aha club n t her hoimi Friday nfii-moon. All lneiiiheT-.M were preneijt and t ivn vImI'TH, Mim. Wllllnm Pea runn a rid Mih. Lee II. JiiUnJi.ill. K'i ro.'ihini.Tits were i :v.-rved. Mr. nml Mr. John Jolin.on of Bcnjnmln i fi-U brni-d their t wen t j-iifi ii v;-Unf. nn-li)vci;-nrv ill their ll'imn ;oil I'VMny evening. even-ing. 'Dim i noniH wri t ill I fully ileco- rat.il ullli yellow and while v li v sa tit hc-iihiim:' hc-iihiim:' and Hijpp'T wan ncrvirl to liior" than tllll ly Kll:M.. Mr. f.nd Mra. Joi"-pli S';trplno of Halt f.nkc, Mi-)(. Annie Tbonuin of tiie C'l.-at' Cn-.-k f.elioolfi ,'ifiil Mi.i-. ,ln I Kfi let i'hnmaM, vi.( hriH n imiillfuri In tiie pi 1 1 1 1 I'l ' ' c ill Thl'llle e.MIMi IioIIIm to ipedd TI IM II U !'!' I V - WIlT-u. J- 'J'U"-!i U city, j ! - I LOGAN I 4 LOGAN. Nov. 25. Rav B. West entertained enter-tained the members of the R. E. A. club at a stag party at his home Tuesday evening. The rooms were fragrant with flowers, and following an interesting card, refreshments were served. The New Jersey academy held a reception recep-tion and Thanksgiving programme Wednesday Wed-nesday afternoon in tiie assembly room of the academy building. The Pierian Literary Lit-erary society arranged the programme, which included music, readings, original Thanksgiving stories und a pantomime exercise ex-ercise by the younger pupils. The affair was well attended and much enjoyed. Monday afternoon the girls in the advanced ad-vanced cooking class of the New Jersey academy entertained at a 5 o'clock luncheon. lunch-eon. The tables were artistically arranged In the gymnasium room and prettilv decorated deco-rated with flowers. About forty invited guests enjoyed the occasion. A largely attended affair of Tuesday evening was the dancing partv given bv the students of the B. Y. college tn the auditorium. It was their annual Thanksgiving Thanks-giving ball and was enjoyed by a throng of dancers. The dance music was played by the college orchestra and the hail was decorated for the occasion. The regular meeting of the A. C. Woman's Wom-an's club was held Monday with Miss Elizabeth Smith. Important business was discussed, following which Miss Margaret Wilkinson read "Aiidrocles and the Lion," by Bernard Shaw. Tea was served by the hostess. Tho Clio circle held a meeting Wednesday Wednes-day with Mrs. Joseph O'Dell. The study drama, "The Wild Duck," by Ibsen, was interestingly given by Mrs. Luther M, Howell, and discussed by Mrs. Lucy Robinson. Rob-inson. Music was also a feature of the programme. Refreshments were served and a number of special guests were included. in-cluded. An enjoyable event of Tuesday evening was the banquet given in honor of Dr. H. P. Emcis of San Diego by the local dentists of Logan. The affair was held at tho Chicago cafe. Covers were laid for sixteen guests. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stoddard of Le-Grand, Le-Grand, Ore, are spending the week in Lugan. Informal dinner parties were given for Dr. H, P. Emeis of San Diego and E. P. Bacon of Boise, Ida., bv Mrs. A. M. Fleming, Mrs. E. C. Bacon and Mrs. C. M. Harris during their stay in Logan. Miss Ida Mitchell entertained at an Informal In-formal dinner party Saturday evening in honor o? Miss Gwendoline Davis, whoso marriage to George Dahly take3 place Wednesday, December 1. The table was charmingly done In chrysanthemums, and covers were laid for six. Mrs. Asa Bullen entertained at an Informal In-formal Kensington at her home Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Frank Rolapp of Ogden. Lieutenant and Mrs. FTugene Santsch! have arrived in Logan from China, and are welcomed by their many friends here. Lieutenant Santschi will have charge of the military department of tho Agricultural Agri-cultural college fur the next two years. Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Peterson have returned re-turned from a delightful visit In Washington, Wash-ington, D. C. The marriage of Miss Crbridge and Vrrgil Ralphs took place Wednesday in tbe Salt Lake temple. Immediately following fol-lowing the .ceremony the young couple went to Rockland, Idaho, whero they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Williams of Salt Lake spent EeveraJ days of the week in Logan. Mrs. Kate Preson spent the early part i of the week with Salt Lake relatives. j Mr. and Mrs. Lee Thatcher of .Salt 1 Lake 6 pent the early pari of the week in Logan. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Fleming went to Sa It Iu ke Thursday morning to spend Thanksgiving holiday. Miss Patience Thatcher returned to 1 Sa !t Lake with Miss Dorot hy Spencer Thursday for a short visit. Mt?s Spencer spent tho pa tit week In Logan as the guest of Ml-is Thatcher. Mr. and Mrn. Frank Rolanp and small son of Osdn spirit Thanksgiving in Ix-gm, Ix-gm, th- gursM of Mrs. Roiapp's mother, Mrs. Marie Thatcher. A. P. Ilorne has returned to his homo in Suit likc. Mr. and Mrs. A. Gunncon of Hartford. Ccun., were loe.il visitort. during the week. Dr. E. G. Titus has returned from a wck's ttay In Salt Luke-. W. R. Wallace and p. S. Spncpr of Salt Luke were Logan visitors the early part of the week. Tr. Robert Stewart returned Monday from Washington. D, C"., where he spent the pnst two weeks. R. L. Campbell fpent the week In touth-ern touth-ern Idaho. Mrs. M iud II. Goddard of Boise. Idaho, : is In Loon visiting w Ith her mother, , Mrs. M. E. Hanks. j Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pvpor of Salt I Lake spent the Tlmnksglvlng holidays wltli Logan ro 1 a 1 1 vpf. Professor Joseph HJckmnn Wt during the week for a visit of several weeks in C'u lifornia. MIsh Kllzabnth Smith rpetit the weekend week-end In Salt I-ake. Mr. and Mr. Horan O. NVbekor and small Hon spent tho Thanksgiving holidays holi-days In Ogden. MIhs Pear! WMler of b'alt Luko was a Logan vinltor Monday. Tho mf-mhera of the W. O. W. entertained enter-tained witli a very enjoyable smoker at tho lode room on North Main street Friday Fri-day evening. Mr. and Mr:'. J. C Walters entertained at dinner Tuesday In honor of Dr. II. P. Emeis of San Diego. A largo number of Informal Thanksgiving Thanks-giving dinner parties wero enjoyed Thursday. Mrs. Robert Elnford came up from Fort Douglas to attend tho funeral oi her brother, Lorenzo McAUster. j GUNNISON j GFN-NTHON, Nov. Bishop nnd Mm. Archie M. Mellor were vlhltora here Wednesday Wed-nesday from Lafayette. Mr. and Mrs. Hynnn Frpdrrlrksnn r visiting In Salt Lake thin week with their daughter, Mrs, Otto Christendom Mrs. Soron N. Snrensnn and Mr. Htins Rrelnholt of Kphntlm wuro vis! torn In Ax-toll Ax-toll during the. wwlt. A non was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nlelfon on last Friday. A Thanksgiving dancing party was given in thn Coop na f,n Thursday night. It was tho leading social function of the week. AugiiMt Vlllard wrw a visitor In Suit Ijiki City on Tuesday and Wedneffdny. L. M. KenrnH of Klslnoro was a Gunnison Gunni-son visitor the fore part of tho work. Mr. and Mrs. NIol Sorcnen spent Thanksgiving week with relatives In Fruvu. 1 MONROE "7 4- . ; MONRO!!. Nov. CS.--Mrs. Ito-m Lowe had k bh Ih.lny TueHdjy. therefore the Lucky Number r ha. I Hi aftornoon party und luncheon at h-r home. MIkh Kthd Krlrknnn, Mffei Hazel -nl-llnnH and Attorney Ha f Mh klesnn mviiiii-panled mviiiii-panled thn public f.-hool tnichprs t,, s.,( Lake this week. Mr. and Mim. (iNoir Johnron and family fam-ily inn spending Tlm nU.-.-gl vl mk with Mis .Iohnrion"s mother In MjiiiII, Mis. Hroatli-wn Hroatli-wn 1 1 f. Floyd Otto.-.on of Mn nt I nnd Marhm Itrowu hnd n wreHtllni; tnnteb n thn pi- vllloti WedneHdny evening. Mr. Rrown won In both rounds. Mr. N'-ra Uw. Dr. and Mm. Cluilt und family and other?, wern entertfi Ine.l nt dinner Thanksgiving day n t Mr::. Jacob MuKbiiyX Mr. nnd Mm. Tn-en.o Llrontn-e (.f FT"U nrr- gm-HlK of relullve.i and frlru-1.-. In Moiime thin week. M r. a nd Mr. rlmi ..-i Swindle enter-tnliii-d at Hlnii'T T 1 1 him In In hmn.i i,( iU'wauii Mji. Jirenzij LAujilu; XrUday Mr. end Mrs. I,. WInget entertained at a turkey dinner In their honor. A number of young folks met at Mrs. Jennie Sprague's Sunday eveninsr and surprised her daughter, Alta, it being her birthday. The evening was spent in grimes and mueic, and luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. Barl Willis of Marys-vale Marys-vale are guests of Mrs. Willis's mother, Mrs. Winget. A number of the younger set had a candy .pull at Miss Delpha Magleby's Sunday evening. Mrs. Bella Anderson entertained at a turkey dinner Tuesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Colord of Fountain Green, who is visiting relatives In Monroe this week. Miss Paula Earl was hostess at a delightful de-lightful party Tuesday evening at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bell entertained at a party Friday afternoon in honor ol their cliina wedding annlvtrsary. Miss Ronella Farmer entertained at cards Tuesday evening. Those present were Paulino Neilson. Amelia Winget, Delpha Magleby and Linna Ransom. Refreshments Re-freshments were served. Miss Crystal Waterbury entertained at a turkey supper after the dance Thanksgiving Thanks-giving night. Covers were laid for ten. RICHFIELD "f RICHFIELD, Nov. 28. Mies Pearl Morrison Mor-rison entertained at a Kensington on Wednesday evening. A delightful luncheon lunch-eon was served to Miss Vivian Orrock, Miss Iretta Clark, Miss Ina Farnsworth, Miss Llllio Nielson. Miss Rachel Peterson, Peter-son, Miss Minerva Nielson. Mrs. Eugene Orrock, Mrs. Mabel Sheppard and Mrs. Carlos Ramsay. i Mrs. Pete Peterson entertained In honor of Mrs. James Castles of Hiko, Nev.. on Thursday. Luncheon was served to many frieflds and relatives. Mrs. Arthur Beau tier entertained and was surprised by about twenty of her friends and neighbors. A lunch was served to Mra. J. L. Christ ensen, Mra. J. L. Miller, Mrs. J. M. Peterson, Mrs. Oluf Lund, Mrs. Winkler, Mrs. Joseph Rasmussen, Mrs. George Rasmnpsen, Mrs. G. W. Coons, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. SI m La rson. Mrs. Fred Hopkln s, Mrs. Joseph 'Hopkins, Mrs. Joseph Hansen, Mrs. Henry' Hendrickson, Mrs. H. W. Ramlose, Mrs. Andro? Sorensen, Mrs. N. M. Peterson. Mrs. Henry Poulson, Mrs. John Hansen, Mrs. Charles Hanben. Miss Lillie Nielson entertained the T. T. club on Wednesday of this week at her home In company with her sister. Miss Minerva Nielson. The guests en-Joyed en-Joyed refreshments and spent a delightful delight-ful evening there. The guests were Mrs. Carlos Ramsay, Mrs. Fletcher Nielson, Mrs. Mabel Sheppard, Mifa Rachel Peterson, Peter-son, Mis-s Annie Sorensen. Ml?s Iretta . Clark, Miss Rachel Jensen, Miss Edna Kyhl. Mls Pearl Morrison. Miss Mary Nellton, Miss Dorothy Mortensen, Miss Iim Farnsworth. I Mrs. Fletcher Nielson visited thl3 week In Sallna. Miss Rhoda Ramlose returned from Salt Lake Saturday. Mrs. Alva Barrackman was at the Ramlose home Sunday and Mon Jay. Mrs. F. C. Lareon of Salt Lake, formerly for-merly a resident of this ei iy, returned to her home after a visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. James CaMlos has returned to hr home in Hiko. Nev., after a three months' visit in thU city. GRANTSVILLE ! 1 GRANTS VILE. Nor. 28. Tho Second Ward Mutual associations gave a dancine party and social in the opera house Thanksgiving e enlng aDd a children's dance in the afternoon. Mr. and Mr?. J. R. EMaaon entertainer! Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Eliason and daughter Gla d s, A . A. Ell a on a nd M r. a nd M rs. George Halm and children of SV,t Lake at Thanki-giving- dinner Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Johnson entortatned Mr. nnd Mrs. J. U. Hicks. Mrs. Clyde W rat ha'.l and Mrs. Edna Stitller at dinner din-ner TlKiiiki-glviiig. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Anderson entertained enter-tained nt dinner Thanksgiving Tbe Kue-ts wcta Mrs. M. E Hilladav. Chlleon Halbiday. Mr, Mrs. R, P. HaJIadaV. SiArhng I I;tll;t.la . Ja rues Will la ms and Mrs. A. L. Ha mmond and children of Dlackfoot. Idaho. Mr. Parker B. Prv.tt. Mrs. Freeman of Salt Lake. David P-skeon .and Mrss Enkclson of Kamas ere- the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Ekelson Thank.-glv-ir.g day. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Anderson entertained enter-tained Mrs. J. C Anderson, Mr. an.l Mrs. Martin Barms and children. Frank Smith ' Mi.-s Neilio Burrus at dinner Thanks-gnp. Thanks-gnp. Mr. and Mrp. John E. Mftlward entertained enter-tained .John Sekul at dinner Thanksgiving Thanksgiv-ing day. John Brown and Rondo Anderson of tho B. T. V. at lTovo spent Thanksgiving Thanksgiv-ing with their parents here. KAYSVILLE 4 4. KATSA'TT,LE. Nov. 2S. Mr. nnd Mrs. John R. I'n rues entortn fned nt a family dinner at their home on Thanksgiving. Miss Afton Bourne entertained n few friends prvlally at hor hntnn on Wednesday Wednes-day evening. Tho time was spent In music and games, followed by refreshments. refresh-ments. Among the guests were Misses Fay Sanders, Cleo Robinson, Louie Dnhl. Alice Strong, Lucille Bourne, Ixnvella Wilcox, Wil-cox, Messrs. Gordon Petty, Albert Bradley, Brad-ley, Ferris R. Thomasson. Arnold M. ! Barnes, Will Strong and Frank Robin- : son. Miss Millie Crlddlo entertained the members of tho Luatm club ut her home on Friday evening. John G. M. Barnes Is spending two Wf-eks In Spokane, Warh., and Butte, and Mrs. Charles Cottroll of Salt Lnko are visiting relatives In town this we.ek. f Mr. nnd Mr. Tnul R. Thomnssen left for Downey, Idaho, Thursday evening, where they will make their home, Mr. Thomassen having accepted n position with tho Oregon Short Lino at that place. Clifford C. ClJvo of Suit Lnko spent Sunday In town, a guest of Arnold M. Uarnt'S. Mr. nnd Mm. George 1-1. Barton nnd children of 1 Tovo aro spending a few dnys In town, guests of their relatives and friends. Ml sa Lois Hopper spent tho Thanksgiving Thanksgiv-ing holidays in Salem. Miss Rose Cheney of Snlt Lnko Is visiting vis-iting with hor friend, Miss Mamlo Barnes, this week. GARFIELD f GARPTELP. Nov. 28. A farewell surprise sur-prise party vnn given this week for Mrs. Charlen Furrow nnd fnmllv, who will soon leu vp for 1 la yd en, A rir.. ' Those present were Messr.". nnd Mesdame V Itllev. S. Rllev. V Stewart. II. II Miller' 11. Ross. A. Nichols. .1. Pick. II. WrL'iht M r.H. Mabe Plajer, Messrs. Y. Klley nnd l'imo Stcwjirt. A nlcu lunclieon va.-. BciTed. Mr. and Mrs. Frod I OutensueU r-erved dinner Monday evening to the follow im; i: nests : M-'Nsrq. and M.esdnuiPs 1 lair v Allen, Harold While, Will Reynolds. 1 ,;i rs Mnilseii, ;ien ",(.; I urt and B. A. Thomas. The friends of Nlel Furrow surprised him Monday e-eiiliig and enjoeil a pWas-ii pWas-ii nt pa ii y nml candy pull. Tlio ti u.l s M erc Pntr M vler. Alice ( iicrrl ut: I on, l h -tn'i HI Hin t, b'achel Lnrsot. Ii ank Ten-neid, Ten-neid, I, (Grand Uhd. M.-nro Slater, 1 in -vld M. ler. ( iandrt Mlti bell, Gunner '.' iot te. a wii id M u nsoi i. Leu Thhim-h and Turrey Ahluuist, The Haker'p Pizen Card club was n-tiTtalned n-tiTtalned TueadiM' a 1 1 er noon by Mr?, W H. Hanioid. Mlti. ti'iui.-itoit won hlch The Wert Ku.l S- win.: elnb m;(s i eeUnl S;jlindu aftenioiMi by Mr.v. It. 1', I -a t ker. f ii;o Gn field w.ii'd choir i;;i n i nu. cessful concert and dance Friday evening even-ing at the Pleasant Green amusement hall for the benefit of the Sunday school Christmas festivities. Mrs. A. C. Entitrn was hostess Thursday Thurs-day evening at a Thanksgiving dinner to "the Pee wees." At the table were Messrs. a nd jMesdarnes Lnslgrn, Row?eh, Mackay, Anderson, Stewart and Evans. Mrs. C. TV. Ever? entertained a few friends at cards Friday afternoon, in courtesv to Mrs. W. M, Campbell, who will move the first of next weeic to Salt Lake. The officers elected at the Woman's club for the next term are: President, Mrs. W. D. Leonard; vice president. Mra. L. Nelson; treasurer. Mr?. R. H. Saum; secretary, Mrs. A. Henderson; recording secretarv, Mrs. Thomas Maher; auditors, Mesdams Gilbert Palmer and H. Marshall. Mar-shall. The bazaar, for which the club m em hers have be en prepaii rig for some time, will be given on the evening of December De-cember 4 at the clubhouse. The booths will comprise embroidery, apron, candy, fortune-teller and erao-bg. Hot waffles, sandwiches and coffee will be served. F. M. Brown of Leadvi!! is visiting his daughter, Mrs. R. Y. Ash wort'.. The Boys' and Girls' club of All-souls' mission had Its regular meeting Friday evening at the rectory. TREMONTON. 4 - TREMOXTON". Xov. 28.One of the delightful affairs of the week was tiie house party given by Mrs. George Carter. Her guests were Miss Alice Hitchcock of Clairmount, Minn. ; Miss Jt-tte Marsh, 1 Ml.--? Margaret McCarthy and Miss Mary Leehy of Ogden. Sa muel Xihart is visiting friends in Buhl. Idaho. Mrs. X'. J. Puffin has returned to her home in Ogden aftr p three weeks' isit with her daughter, Mrs. Charles M. Groves. Mr. anl Mrs. P. L Sorensen of Losan wpre hT" frr a f--w dpys t!r ek. visiting vis-iting at. the home of Mr. and Mra. E. II. Fr-drieUson. Miss Alma Hnnpbcrjr of Malad Is the L-'-it-st this vpi-k o( hur parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ijouly Heneberg. Mr. nnd Mrs. F-.i Wyatt went to Ogden Thur.-aijiv ar.d were tl-.e cuests at dinner of Mr. and Mrc. S. t. ClVc. hmnv Lurns visited friends In Lrfg-ham Lrfg-ham Tiiursnay. i Mrs. Ch;i rles MCuire and M-s. Ilarry Morris eac'n entrtaine-.l wltli a Tl'J Cross w-a at their home? M'ornhiy afternoon trom o to ; o'clock. Mrs. A. X". Fishbu-n entertained with a Red Cross tea on Friday Fri-day afternoon. Mrs. C. M. Ha -"dec was hostess Thnrs-d:iv, Thnrs-d:iv, when she entertained at di;;n-r Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Cap well. Mrs. Samuel Xihart and daughter Ruth and Lee Ward. Mr. and Mrs. II J. Showeil of fHone, Tdal.o, were visiting friends hero Tuesday. Tues-day. A wedding which was a surprise to the people of Trcmonton was the marriage of Miss Anna Ruber and William Byers. Thev were married in OJen Wednesday.' Wednes-day.' 1 ELSINORE 4 r.IvIXCRK. Xov. C?. Mr. and Mrs. ChriMian .l.uson entertained the members of tiie Kh-lnrc ward choir Wednesday evening itt their home on Main street. Voral and instrumental music were features fea-tures contributed by Ruby K"tter. Mr. Christ". Miss Kotter, Misses Fva JacU-ni:m. JacU-ni:m. Fvangeline .lenscn, Mit?. Paul Gor-ningo Gor-ningo and Lnlla Hansen. OMior gnicsis w.-re Mr. nnd Mrs. Hyldoll, Mr. and Mrs. 1 tenry Kotter, August and liuhy Kotter. Olive' I lansen nnd Ruth Johnson. P.ngrr I'mnd sen of Winder spent Tl.anksgiving here. Mrs. Arthur Jensen was hostess at the Bririne club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. B. M. Kearns and Mrs. Edgrar Franflsen we ppecia! quests, luncheon was served ai neediecraft discussed. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jensen entertain Wednes-day evening in honor of Mr. a; Mrs. Enear Frandsen. Cards were play, and luncheon served. Those present we. . Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gunn, Mr. and Mr Alma Frandsen, Mr. and Mrs. Leonar Sylvester. Mrs. Fred Lee, Mies Maril-Lee Maril-Lee and Miss Ana Jensen. Misses La Preal Larson, Vem SeeU Orpha Dorius, Ria. Nielson and Etnora Clcmentsen attended the teachers' conven tion at Salt Lake. The Y. M. and Y. L. M. L A. eav6 a I entertainment Tuesday night at the L. D S. church. After the programme game were played and prizes awarded to Mes- I H. R. Marquardson and X. Anerten. Th I Elsinore orchestra furnished music Ui dancing and luncheon was served. Messrs. Asel Chrlstensen and Andre Hansen are Salt Lake -visitors this week. ' C. E. Porter Is spending the week ! j Salt Lake. j Miss Ida Xelson spent Sunday In Salina. |
