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Show 0 Sisters Greet Many Guests at Onen House Sunday on 90th Birthday vr ii In't Unnw wo hint so xv,ls (u comment iv !r,!'L"of tinu-s by Sprinir-? Sprinir-? tn'v'i twins, Mrs. Kmily vino s " , Mrs. Kniniii Cr;m- 1 r durii'S im op,n IUU'St rtH''- 1 l)irUuHvUll,'V ,U"1',tinK' Uu'ir fOth The party was held t the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crnnnu-r and tluy wore assisted in receiving receiv-ing tho guests by Mr. and Mrs D Font Crandall of Salt Lake Citv nnd Mrs. Ann S. Nelson of Spanish Forlc. Mrs. Charles Thorstonson of Ogdon, daughter of Mrs. Crandall was unable to attend, v Noarly 200 i-olaU-es and friends lrom Springville and out-of-town called during the afternoon. There wore friends from Salt Lake City Bingham, Provo, Payson and other cities. A beautiful birthday cake holding hold-ing 90 candles and surrounded with orchid-colored sweat peas made a pretty center-piece for the serving table. Granddaughters and grandsons grand-sons of the sisters served. An enlarged, en-larged, tinted picture of the twins made by Vernon Castleton, graced the piano and near it was a picture pic-ture of the guests of honor when they were eight years old. The entertaining rooms were made pretty for the occasion with lovely bouquets of summer flowers flow-ers many being sent to the honored hon-ored guests. Corsages sent by a grandson, Joe Cranmer and wife and others given by Dean Stewart were worn by the twin sisters during the day. It was a grand occasion for the two ladies, who enjoyed seeing their many relatives and friends and visiting with those whom they had not seen for a long time. They are believed to be the oldest twins in the State of Utah and among the oldest in the United States. |
