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Show IB Hi I j ,n,i iiTMifflM Women 's clubs of tho city, discontinuing discontin-uing their meetings for the summer, are organizing Red Cross units, or are arranging ar-ranging to do Red Cross sewing during the vacation time. All thoughts are bent upon war and women are eager to do their part toward aiding their country in a great crisis and making the lots of the soldiers easier. The Welfare club began a series of Kensingtons yesterday at the home of Mrs. Emma Stockman, the proceeds of which will be divided between local charities and Red Cross relief work. The Kensingtons will be given about every three weeks at the homes of members mem-bers of the club. The Draper Mothers ' club held its final meeting for the year Wednesday aiternoon with Mrs. Carl Porter. The annual election of officers resulted as lollows: Mrs. F. W. Meakin, president, ele.-ted for the third time; Mrs. F. C. Hathaway, first vice president; Mrs. II. W. liettz, second vice president; Mrs. Ernest L. tfmith, secretary; Mrs. I). R. Lewis, treasurer; Mrs. O. J. Mon-son, Mon-son, historian and librarian. The following standing committees were appointed: General committee, Mrs. H. W. Deitz, Mrs. C. R. Pike, Mrs. F. E. Pier, Mrs. J. V. Jarrett, Mrs. Thomas Bult.' Educational committee, com-mittee, Mrs. J. P. Riser, Mrs. F. C. Hathaway, Mrs. Robert Peel, Mrs. A. . ,&L. Steele. Programme, committee, Mrs. w Robert Peel, Mrs. C. R. Pike, Mrs. Hiram Hi-ram Eaird and Mrs. Carl Porter. The following were elected delegates dele-gates to the meeting of the state federation fed-eration next fall: Mrs. F. W. Meakin, Mrs. F. C. Hathawav, Mrs. J. W. Deitz, Mrs. J. P. Riser and Mrs. D. R. Lewis. The club will have its annual children chil-dren 's .entertainment- at the Ladies' Literary club house Friday evening. The programme will be furnished principally prin-cipally by the children of the club members. A nice sum was contributed toward aiding French orphans by the receipts of the American theater yesterday, eiven by the management to the local branch of the Fatherless Children of France societv. The Daughters of the LTtah Pioneers held an interesting meeting at the bishops' building Thursday afternoon. William Lund, assistant church historian, histo-rian, gave a talk on "Pioneer Trails." A musical programme was carried out under the direction of Mrs. Agnes Olson Ol-son Thomas. Mrs. Lorinda T. Brewer-ton Brewer-ton sang "The Flag Without a Stain." Mrs. W W. Riter spoke on Red Cross work. Radiant Sewing circle will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. L. E. Hubbard, Hub-bard, 60S Seventh East street. The Bav A'iew club will meet with Mrs. W. F. Giberson, 198 S street; Monday afternoon. The study ot Shakespeare will be continued as follows: fol-lows: '"King Lear' act o, Mrs. William Wil-liam Black; paper, "A Study of Lear,'' Mrs. Ira D. Travis; question box and general discussion, Mrs. A. Car-michael, Car-michael, leader; current events, Mrs. H. A. Dun von. The Red Cross auxiliary of the La-V La-V dies' Literary club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the club house. All those interested in Red . Cross work are invited to be present. The Ladies' aid of the First Congregational Congre-gational church will hold its last regular regu-lar meeting until fall Tuesday, May "y, in the church parlor from 11 a. m. until 3 p. m. A Red Cross club will be formed, which will commence work at once. A large attendance is desired. Bring a box lunch. The Life Science societv will meet with Mrs. Henrietta Martin Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Xo. 4 Sharp flats. Subject, " Realization in Love." The Ladies' auxiliary to the B. of L. E. will be entertained at a Kensington Kensing-ton Fridav, June 1, at the home of Mrs. : George E. Ladd, 020 South Second West street. 4 : . Dolly Madison Is Honored by Club f The "Woman's Democratic club gave a Dolly Madison breakfast Wednesday in ' the schoolroom of the old Heber C. Kimball Kim-ball residence on Gordon avenue. It was In that room that one of the first schools I " Mrs. Leafy Montgomery, president of the Welfare club, which inaugurated inaugu-rated a series of Kensingtons ye.sterda y to be given during the summer for philanthropic purposes and war relief. In Salt Lake City was established. A delightful de-lightful programme was rendered. Mrs. Gertrude Brown gave a paper on "The Life of Dolly Madison." Mrs. John Reid gave an original poem by herself. A Bible story was given by Mrs. Theresa Raleigh. Several readings were rendered by Mrs. O. E. Groshell. among which was a poem by Lord Lytton. Those attending the breakfast were Mrs. Aquila Nebeker, the president of the Woman's Democratic club; Mrs. Hattie Kimball. Mrs. Mabel Thomas. Mrs. H. J. Hayward. Mrs. J. H. Mars. Mrs. R. K. L. Collier. Mrs. B. T. Pvper. Mrs. S. F. SH-ranton, Mrs. X. G. Chambers, Mrs. S. R. Thurman, Mrs. C. M. Fernstrom. Mrs. Charles M. Hecker, Mrs. Maude Huish, Mrs. Heber Young, Mrs. Leighton, Mrs. O. J. Bnking, Mrs. Anna Meier, Mrs. Lang, Mrs. Christy, Mrs. Brancn, Mrs. I Allen, Mrs. Clayton. Mrs. Burrougns, Mrs j M. M. Miller. Mrs. O. F. Robers. Mrs. Mayns and Mrs. W. K. Reid. The afternoon following the breakfast was spent in sewing for the Red Cross! society, and some very good work was accomplished. ac-complished. Home Economics j Shown in School Home economics, the great therne of women's clubs, upon which faith is beinp pinned to aid in reducing the high cost of living, was practically exemplified last week in the demonstration of the work of the domestic science department of the West high school. The fruits of the four-year course, two of which are devoted to cooking and two to sewing and millinery, were shown In neat rows of the finished work of the pupils pu-pils of the past year in the different classes in sewing, In displays of bread, browned to just the proper color; delicious pies and cakes and a table showing properly prop-erly balanced meals for a day for the high school girl. Then stylish hats, fashioned by the girls, gave evidence of what training train-ing can do along the line of millinery. Ornaments are made bv hand, the frames are fashioned fn school, and the girl can have a finished hat for merely the cost of braid and other simple material. As a foundation for all of this the art department teaches a sense of proportion and color, and everything works toward making' the pirl, graduated from hlh st houl, nut only a practical but an artistic housewife, dressmaker and milliner, at least for herself. The girls are led through the intricacies of millinery by Mrs. Janet W. Mayne. The mysteries of sewing und cooking are revealed by Miss Florence Parry and Miss Georgiana Smunliwaite. The principles of art are Inculcated bv Mr?. P'orcnce Jennings Thilo and J. Leo Fairbanks. Tho domestic science training we shown In another display, that of the history his-tory department, where dolls wore dressed by the pupils to represent different periods pe-riods of history. Besides the workin knowledge that Is taught In the various departments of domestic do-mestic science and art, decide! talent is often discovered, and some of the work of tiie pupilB In art is quite unusual and forecasts fore-casts real artists of the future. The cooking department does practical work in the school by furnish Ins; wholesome whole-some noon lunches for the tea-tiers and pupils, which can be bought for a reasonable rea-sonable sum, and also equips the pirls for aiding in the domestic economy and the attractiveness of meals at home. The sewing and milliner v department shows them how to make all of their own clothing cloth-ing and to construct hats at small cost to match their costumes. I . f Clubs of Southern j Utah Have Meeting I The Alathea club of Spring" City was host to the Literary dubs of Sanpete and Sevier counties at the annual meeting of these clubs, which was held in Spring City yesterday afternoon. It is estimated that more than 109 club women were present, pres-ent, and the ladieB of the Alathea club server a banquet following the first session ses-sion in honor of the visiting club women-The women-The following programme was rendered, with Mrs. G. W. Martin of Mantl presiding: presid-ing: Singing. "America" Clubs Invocation. Address of welcome Mrs. R. A. Strate. president of Alathea club. Response Mrs. Ahner Crane, president of Home Culture club, Mt. Pleasant. Music Alathea club Paper Salina Literary club Music R. K. Class, Mantl Paper Manti Literary club Music Fairview club Business discussion and reports of officers and committees. Music Salina Home Economics club At the second session, held Saturday evening, musical numbers were furnished by the Ephralm club and the Alathea club, and an address was made by Attorney At-torney E. D. Woolley of Mantl. KAYSVILLE f ., , v KA YSVILTjFj. May 26. Miss Cynthia Barrett was the recipient of a farewell partv at the home of Miss Florence Cooley on Thursday evening, prior to her departure depart-ure for Spanish Fork, where she will reside. re-side. A three-course luncheon was served and the time was spent in games. Besides Be-sides . the hostess and guest of honor, those present were Misses Elsie Lay ton, Odetta Sharp. Alberta Con rati, Lenore Williams. Rlieva Sheffield, Virginia Cooley, Coo-ley, Iiora Simmon?. Melba Thorn ley ; Howard Linford. Leroy Sessions, Stephen Barrett. Merrill Rushforth. Vaughn Sheffield, Shef-field, C.irl Cottrell, James Underwood and John Ma.rtin. Miss Lois "Walton and Harold S. Barnes of Salt Lake City visited in Kay svi lie-Sunday lie-Sunday at the home of Mayor and Mrs. John O. M. Barnes. Professor and Mrs. James H. Linford have returned to their home in Logan, after a few days' visit here with relatives. rela-tives. Mr. and Mrs. Poren Xellsen announce the engagement of t heir daughter, Jennie, Jen-nie, and A a go. Boeslund. The marriage will take place early in Juno. ?.Iiss Marguerite Thomas-sen was a week -end visitor In Sah Lake City, the yuest of Miss Ruby Scott. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Blood nave returned re-turned to their home in Preston. Idaho, after a week's visit here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford D. St rong entor-t entor-t ninerl a few friends at dinner at thoir home on Sunday evening. Covers were in id for Mr. and Mrs. Delhert Bone. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Gailev. Miss Z!ppora Lay ion and La Conte Stewart. Mrs, W. p. Epperson returned home on Tuesdav from a month's visit with friends in Colorado Springs. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Barnes and Misses Martha and Mary Barnes motored to Salt Lake City on Monday and visited relatives. Miss Vera Blood entertained a few friends at a farewell social in honor of Miss Uergia tllzer at her home on Fri- j day evening, prior In her departure for Nehraska, where she will make her home. The time was spent In music und games, j followed by refrcshmf-nts. Those present were Mioses Elln Wilrnx, Madeline Smith. ! Thurza Barnes, Irlnt bin Simmons, Mary , Beesley, Alt ha Rush fori h, Llllle Beesley, j Irene Nh nee, Mi Id rod Strong; William 1 Ha rlon, George. Ha rker and Laurence J Mansell. Mis. George W. Swan entertained th1 Bay View club at her home on Friday afternoon. ' The thrift was ypenl in the iisu;i study hour, followed by refresh-: ments. Those present were Mrs. Henry H Blood, Mrs. John W. Thorn ley, Mrs. : Thomas A. Martin, M-"s. Frank Muir, ; Mrs. Robert Rirken, Mrs. A. 7. Tanner, 1 Mrs. William p. Epperson. Mrs. J. B. Cooley, Mrs. Guy D- Rut ledge. Miss Ella Smith entertained the Oakla club at a social at her home nn Tuesday 1 evening. Games were played, followed by dainty refreshments. Among the guests present were Misses Myrtle Burton. Doret I Harvey. Vera McClellnn. Minnie Burton, : Joan Blamlies, Norma Underwood, Vivian' Bacon. Lucre! ia Ward, Ma rtha Barber , and Lula Bacon. Paul Williams entertained a few friends at an oyster supper at his home on Mon- day evening. Covers were laid for Misses 1 Ze'na Williams. Lois Jarman, Claire; Gleason, Ruhv Phillips. Ada Ball. Corlne Blamlres, Thelma Williams and Basil i Morten. j , f j I SYRACUSE I I . 4-; SYRACUSE, May 26. The eighth 1 grade graduates of Syracuse were given a banquet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. , William Criddle Thursday evening. Cov- I ers wore laid for Misses Zatella Funk, , Edna Cook, Viola Criddle, Mary Barber, Rheva Thurgood, Mary amp ton, Elizabeth Eliza-beth Cook, Hazel Beazer; Messrs. Harold j Rtirninghnm, Arthur Anderson, Rulon Barber, Walter Cook and Newell Galley. 1 Mrs. William Varney and daughters, j Virginia and Dorothy, spent the past werk ; in Kavsville as guests of Mrs. Sarah J. Blood. j Miss Pearl Bodily wan the recipient of . a pleasant surprise party at hor home on I Monday evening. Tho time was sp-nt in I music and games, followed by refresh- ! ments. Those present were Misses Julia j Tree, Gertrude Willey, Krva Walker, Vera ; Xalder, Maude Walker, Retta Steed, Jen- ! nle Walker, Isabel Cooper, Edna Cook, Ida Hansen, Iena Tree, Doris Cook, Katie j Tree, Marv Ann Walker; Messrs. Golden j Criddle. Philip Bennett, Alfred Tree, i Claud..- Nalder, Elton Bennett, Joseph i Green and Charles Walker. j Misses Mary Rampton and Mary Bar- j her are week-end visitors fn Kavsville , as guests of Miss Thelma Williams. j Mr. and Mrs. James Ball and family 1 spent Sunday in Kaysville visiting rela- j tives. Miss Katherlne Hanks spent the week , In Bountiful as the gu-st of her grand- : mother, Mrs. Nancy Willey. j Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jensen of Hooper j were week-end visitors here as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barber. Mrs. Leo Willey is spending the week in Lay ton as guest of her mother, Mrs. John Creen. Miss Evelyn Barton Is visiting relatives rela-tives in Kaysville for a few days. Mrs. T. B. Schofield and Mrs. Lucille ! Moss spent Thursday in Hooper as guests of Mire. Loran Frew. I BLACKFOOT, IDA. 4 . . PLACKPOOT. Idaho. Mar - Mr. and Vra. Lewi Ro-kwood vtMted fMeada in Salt Lako Cliy this week. Mre. C. IT llrowii ta iMti:i It daughter. Mr. J. H. Yearsle. at Mt-nan, MaV.o. Anna A. Hutchinson of Mackay visited Mts Collh, of UUa .-Uy dui In the vork. Mrs. T. J. Cox and 10 children spent Sun-da Sun-da with FocitUo frlcn(. . The Episcopal arulld nut at th hom of Mr?. Charlea E. Harris Wednesday. Tr:9 Women's Foreign Missionary aoclcty met at th home of M;s. J. It Miller Wednesday afternoon. Mr. Wesli-y Thoaiin was tlte leader. The Standard Rearers met a' th home of Mrs. C. F. HcudiSe Thursday afiernooa. Lieutenant Stewart V. Hoover, a recent graduate gradu-ate of West Point, received word Monday from the war department that li!a leave had been extended ex-tended twenty dayj. Anna Nelson of Pocatelln siwnt 1 he week -end with her i rents. Mr. e:id Mrs. N. Nelson, of thla city. Mi. M. M. Nichols, formerly of Rexbur. Idaho, but now of Garfield. Utah. 1sitiM Ih is week with Mrs. I. H. While of this city. Mm. H. F. Peck of Buhl Us vlbliing her brother. R. C. Dixon of this city. Mis3 A -Vila Humphrey retu .nrd to her home In Loitan Moocay. She had been teaching sch.ool here. Mr. and Mrs. William Sargeant left Monday for an extended trip in the east. They will apflnd several da'3 at Ldgar. Wis , visiting Mra. 3a 1 geanl'a mollier. Mra. C. A. Weiuel. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morcomb returned to their home in Winona, M inn.. Monday. The? had been v lotting Mr. and Mra. A. E. House sluce. May 1. Emma Hlgs returned to her home In Ion a Monday. d!ie had beeu visiting her daughter. Mis. Joesle Scoresby. I Orpha Hampton returned Tuesday from Kentucky. Ken-tucky. Illinois. Knntiax and other eastern points. She has been visiting friends and relative for the past six mon tins. Mhs Lillian Wood of Statti e has been her guei; since In-r return. Mrs. F. J. .Miller returned to her home at Afihlon Tuesday after vl.-l ting her mother, Mra. George Hooper of this city. Mrs. Gertrude Thy berg and daughter. Vera, returned to t heir home at Ucon. Idaho. Tuesday, Tues-day, after a visit to Mrs. Thyberg's slater, Mra. Ralph Adair. Tho Red Cross organization of Blarkfoot Is growing rapidly. Forty new membeiB were taken In Tuesday, making a. total or almost 200. They have charge of the Memorial day exercises ex-ercises and an Imposing programme is arranged. Monday night they will go to Shelley to help conduct a rally and form an auxiliary chapter there. Mrs. Frank Mitchell has beeu appointed chairman of tho pewlng committee. Henry Wall, accompanied by his mother, of Lay ton, Utah, went to li Is home at Arbon, Idaho, Tuesday. They have been visiting Mrd. J. !?llis of Keever, Mlsa Hattie Pope left this week for Cherokeo, Iowa, where ehe will enter a nurses' training school. Mr. and Mrs. C. F, Greene of Twin Falls, formerly of thn city, are spending a few days with tv lend a and relatives hei e. Mrs. Uyrd TrCgo ha? been quite ill this week. Ernin Wilson and Thorn. Dal Ion left Wednesday Wednes-day for Po. aicllo, where ihey will attend school at the Technical Institute. Miss Nora 0' Brie 11, who haF been tea'-hint; at Sterling, returned to her- home at Well IngLon. K.an., rhls wek. While in RloL-kfoot she was I the. gueft of Miss Alma Johnson. M r. Daisy Zackerson of Salt Lake returned ! 0 her home Wednesday. she had been visit ing at the home of Dr. and Mrs. D. H. Gordon for the pjit ten dayn. Mrs. L Hansen is visiting her sier, Mrs. Mathe'vp. in Fait Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Wldasky of an Fran-r-i.vro were Blai-kfoot visitors Wednesday. While here they tranf-acied but-inej-s with H. C. Tavcy snd Mr. F.teusen. Mls Lillian Rnmplo's school at Kockford has clor.ed and sho is at homo In Blarkfoot for the Feirl Quanheli, who graduates from Rowland Hall nt SqR Lake thin .veer, will return to hr home 1,1 this elly about June 6. Mrs. n. D. Wakefield of Cerro Grande Is vis-llinc" vis-llinc" w ith her fist erf. Gertrude Kinney and Wliilden Kinney of (hi rlt;.. I NEPHI . j NEPHI. May 26. The last meeting of the 'otoui'ri girls was IipM Tuesday evnins: at Hie home of Miss Hattie Broarl'iead. Monday evening a hundlf shower was given by Mra. V. E. Candlin and her dmiKhter. Gennie. complimentary to Mlrs .Marv Hvwater anrl Mrs. Charles Thornton Thorn-ton ' forninlv Miss Valms Gibbs, two ot NepM's s 1 li ool teachers. Many beautiful and useful presents were receive-!. The following were present: -Miss Bertha 11c-Phcron 11c-Phcron Miss Ethel Ashdown. Miss Kst'ier 'cX'kev. Miss Clara Cole. Miss Kulv Ellison. Miss Edith Biirler. J Iiss Mal 'el Sperrv. Miss- Winifred Perry, Miss Lula McPheison. Miss Pearl Allen, Miss I'lara. Stewart. Miss Leone Halg. Miss Georgia McCtine, Miss Venus Brougll, Miss X'iola Gledhill, Mrs. W. C. Andrews. Mrs W H. Belliston. Mrs. .lames T. Beiliston and Mrs. George A. Sperry. Tuesdav mornine. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Pexton, a very pretty wedding took place. It was the occasion of the "marriage of their daughter, Ully, to John K. WrKht. the ceremony being performed by Bishop Thomas Bailey at lo o'clock. Mr and Mrs. Leonard Evans left Sunday Sun-day for Provo, where they will make their home. Herman and Reuben Mangleson of I.evan entertained at their home Tuesday Tues-day evening. Those present were Mr. anil Mrs. C. Dalbv. Mr. an Mrs. A. P. mierson. Mrs. Hattie Wright, Miss Pearl Hanks. Miss Dolores Dalby. Miss Nettle THatfield, Miss Blanch Reese. Miss Clora Halfie'.d and Eric Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Dalby entertained a number of friends Wednesday evening. The time was spent in games. Luncheon was served. j GARFIELD f GARFIELD. May 26. The Rev. Maxwell Max-well Rice and family left the first of the week for Washington, where they will spend a month or six weeks. Mr. and Mra. Ted Petersen have ffone to Salt Lake to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Jestesen and son of Fielding. Idaho, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Jestensen the first of the wepk. Vem and Melva Jestesen returned re-turned to Fieldiner with their aunt and unnle. where they will spend a part of their summer vacation. Mr?. C. II. Denhalter of Mount Pleasant and Mrs. Ernest Martin of Provo were the guests of their sister, Mrs. Evan Krickson. last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Avis have bought a home in Poplar Grove, Salt JLake City, and moved there on Thursday. The Good Shepherd's Smoker club met at the home of A. J. Delaney last Tuesday Tues-day evening. The West-end Sewinpr club will he entertained en-tertained next week by Mrs. I,. JV. Foster. St. Reta's guild was delightfully entertained enter-tained on. Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. John Prcbble. The 1.. Tj. Card club members were the guests of Mr. McOmie Thursday afternoon. after-noon. Mrs. Alvin Snyder won first prize, Mi-h, O. Alhcan second and Mrs. W. T. Miller the consolation. Refreshments were served. The dance given at the Garfield club last evening for the benefit of the National Red Cross was well attended and a great success. The dance was given by Ihe Garfield auxiliary of the Red Crass. The G. G. Bridge club met at the home of Mis. A. Thomas nn Wednesday and a very pleasant afternoon was spent at cards and luncheon. First prize was won by Mrs. Carl P. Mnrlsen. 'The special prize was won by Mrs. R. Thomas and the consoliation prize by Mrs. Louise Borg-siele. Borg-siele. Mrp. August P. Larson announces t he marriage of hr da uphter, Miss Ra chael Larson, to Jack Denton. The wedding took place In Poise, Idaho. Mondav, Ma v :'L Judge H. S. Lunlap officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Denton will make their home in Garfield. The Bakers" Dnzen Brldg club spent thp afternoon at the home cf Mrs. D. L. Barnard on Thursday. For ihe first, time ihe new rule of serving a luncheon not 10 exeped ?2 in cost was obeiwe-L Mrs. Gilbert Gil-bert Palmer, making highest score, instead of rereivin- a rri.e. gave $1 to file Red Croi fund. This also whs recently made tiie rule. Guests of the club were Mrs. R. B. Tempest. Mrs. C. J. Ridd and Mrs. S. M. Brown of Denver. At the annua meeting of the Women's club last Friday afternoon the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Mrs. A. Mc Arthur, president; Mrs. Gilbert Palmer, vice president; Mrs: Orem Llnd-ley, Llnd-ley, recording secretary; Mrs. Clifford J. Ridd, corresponding secretary': Mrs. J. Mc-Lachlan. Mc-Lachlan. re-elected treasurer; Mrs. T. F. Maher and Mrs. D. L. Barnard, auditors. This evening the following young ladies entertained at the Garfield club rooms complimentary to Miss Dorothy French, who has been confined to her home on account of quarantine for scarlet fever the past several weeks: Miss Berntce Bird, Miss Ruth Evens, Miss Norma Wilson, Mlsa Vesta Jones, Miss Leon a Zucksworth, Mrs. Earl McGee, Mrs. Alvin Snyder, Mra. Rex Southerland and Mrs. V. G. Hammond. Dancing was enjoyed until a late hour. Refreshments were served. Mrs. V. G. Hammond will entertain at a birthday dinner tomorrow evening for the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Rex Southerland, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Snyder and Mr. and Mrs. Bar! McGee. Miss Bertha Cahoon and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Reese came out from Salt Lake to attend the dance given lor Miss French at the club this evening. There will be a reception and dance given for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Denton at the Garfield club Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Butcher have taken the house formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. C. IL Henderson. Mrs. George Eansman entertained the Women's guild at her home Friday afternoon. SPANISH FORK f SPANISH FORK, May 26. Mrs. Carrie Eice was a Sunday visitor in Provo, the guest of Mrs. E. E. Corf-man. Corf-man. Mr. aaid Mrs. John Hales and children chil-dren of Salt Lake are spending a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kichard Mooney, parents of Mrs. Hales. The Bridge club met at the home of Mrs. Frank Stubbs Thursday afternoon. The rooms were decorated with tulips 1 and other spring flowers. Lunch was served. A large party was given for Miss Leora Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis, at the home of Mrs. Andrew An-drew Xeilson, Wednesday evening, as a farewell before she loft to make her home in Idaho. Mrs. George Hughe? and daughter, Leora, Le-ora, spent Mondav in Provo as guests of Dr. and Mrs. K. G. Hughes. Miss Marie Young, who has been attending at-tending high school iu this city for the past winter, was given a genuine surprise Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. Owen Morgan, before leaving for her home in Moua. The Flower swarm of the Beehive Girls met at the home of Miss Ida Bayard Tuesday evening. Lunch was served. Mrs. Pam Tavis. Mrs. George .King and Miss Kola Davis visited Mrs. George Crookston in Provo Tuesday, M rs. Tsnac hristenscn entertained at a Sunday dinner in honor of her brother, Bruco. v.-ho has just returned from "Washington. Miss Bessie Gardner and Miss Lenore Le-nore Gardner entertained at a miscellaneous miscel-laneous shower Wednesday evening. I'omplimentary to Mrs. FJua Holt Black-ett. Black-ett. a bride of the past week. Mrs. Ben Argyle, dr., spnt Iho past wpk with her mother, Sirs. Deal of Spnngvil le. Mr?. T. R. Cutler. Jr.. and family left during the pat week for Lehi, where they will make their home. I Mrs. Elias Joucs entertained the of ficers of Sego Lily camp, E. N. of A.( at her home "Wednesday evening at a Kensington. Mr. and Mrs. TJry Stewart entertained at a family dinner Wednesday evening, complimentary to their son, William J., and family, who left Thursday morning for Roosevelt, Utah, for the summer. Other guests were Mrs. Edward Holder of Salem and Mrs. Effie Dart and daughter, Margaret. Mrs. Margaret Malcolm, who spent the past winter with her daughter. Mrs. I. P. Snell, here, left for her home in Carey, Idaho, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Crookston of Provo were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Davis, Mrs. Crookston "s parents, Sunday. Mrs. Hattie Banks entertained the Ladies Social and Literary club Friday afternoon. Ten members were in attendance. at-tendance. Luncheon was served by the hostess, followed by several musical numbers given bv members of the family. |
