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Show SOCIAL HAPPENINGS THROUGHOUT THE STATE OGDEN Special to The Tribune. H OCDEX, May 20. The meiu'hers oC HN the Home Culture Hub held their last; mooting at t lie home of Mrs. Fitzger- HB aid on Grant nveniiCv There was a good HJ attendance, and Mio afternoon's lesson Hl took up tho lives and writings of dif- HB fercuf. American authors. Will Carl- HB ton. Trolwood Moore, Marion C'nnv- HB ford, E. P. Eoo, and others, were dis- HI cussed in a way iudicaiivc of study and HJH close, thoughl." A short business' meet- HB ing followed the lesson and plans were HJH discussed for tho next year's work. JH The club will meet, again on June 15 mMm at the home of Mrs. T. J). Johnson,. Tho dancing party given on Friday HB evening at the Congress under tho B auspices of tho young, ladies of St. .lo- HB soph's church was one of the pleasant HH social events of the week. Tho patron- nrsscs of the affair were Mrs. A. I?. Hcf iroywood. Mrs. Don Maguire, Mrs. Hit. George Matson and Mrs. D. A. Smith. Hf- Mrs. S. W. Badcon was hostess at a HR j five hundred party on Thursday a tier- Hb : noon and at. a bridge party on Friday It-' afternoon, about forty guests being HU; , present both days. ; The members of the press association of the high school gave a dinner at the Mm ; Potter on Friday evening in honor of MM ; tho directors and 'staff of tho Classi- j cum, the high school paper. HI- F. C. Bush of Gooding. Ida., spout H J j Tuesdnj' anl "Wednesday in Ogdcn. .fiss Jretla .Fife is visiting friends mm ' in Logan for a week or two. ,' William Crandall, formerly of Op- den, but, now of Denver, visited old friends in Ogdcn this week. ' ; Mrs. L L. Ue'nolds entertained tho mm f ! Monda.v Uridge club on Monday aftcr- mm fi noon. r Miss Tillic Colin left Tuesday for i Hock Springs, Wyo.. where she will visit I i friends for a few weeks. 1 i Mrs. Jlolmcs Ives of Cobre, Nov.. was t theguest of Mr, and Mrs. V. D. Forbes during the past week. ) ; Mrs. Malmin entertained the ladies! l of tho Baptist kensington at her home H " on West Twelfth street on Fridaj af- ernoon. H l Mrs. John Hutchinson and children of I $ Salt Lake f'ilv spent tho week in Og- l den with M'rsi .1. T. Ilurst. H jt Miss Mnttio. Wall is returned Wcdnes- I day from California, where she has been studying iniisie for the past year. H ! Mrs. George A. Flanagan of Fly.. ;'i Xov.. will be in town today to visit H 11 friends for a fow days before going to Portland and Seattle. H J, Mr. and Mr.s. Carey Street announce ' the engagement of their sister. Miss Hj: Lillian Gray, of Muit:ij Utah, to Mv. J 1 1 Georce A. Bush of Salt, Lake City, the H I marriage to take place in duue. H ; Tho ladies of St. Joseph's Sewing Jk1 society will give a lea and sale on, June Hi 0 at; the home of Mrs. Don Maguiro at 1 549 Twenty-fifth street, tho proceeds BJ'S to be used for charil3 H Mr. and Mrs. J. If. Labruni will J leave soon for Ely. Xcv., to make their J home. H Miss B. Guinan of New York City M is the guest of Mrs. High Nolan for BJ : a. few days. H j The Weber academy alumni gave a H reception and dance on Thursday even- BJ ing at the academy hall, in honor of J 1 the class of 'On. H Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Carver left Tues- BJ day afternoon for Portland. Or. H Judge T. S. Corn has returned to Og- BJ den from a visit in Wyoming. H 1C. R, IBroisch of Cheyenne was an Og- J len visitor during the week. II. J. Waldon of North Platte, Neb., J Kjicnl a few days in- Ogdcn this week BJ isiling friends. H An interesting evenT for next week J is Hie ball to be given at the Congress BJ bv the junior class of the high school BJ in honor of the. graduating class. H ; The ladies of the. Congregational BJ ''hnrch residing on Nob hill were the BJ hnFtecjos on Thursday afternoon at a BJ tea given at the home of Mrs. E. W. BJ Nowcomb. H The Child Cnlturo club met on Tues- BJ day afternoon at the liome of Mrs. S. BJ ' S. Smith. A lecture by Dr. Anna Rico BJ was an interesting feature of the af- BJ tcrnoon. H The senior class of the high school BJ held a class parly on Wednesday even- H Miss Fannie Halstroin will leave soon BJ for the cast for a visit of several BJ mouths. H The eighth grade pupils of the Dec BJ school will give a class party on Wed- BJ nesdav evening at the homo of Miss BJ Zina' Griffith. H Miss Marguerite Crocker entertained BJ a dozen of her girl friends on Tues- BJ day afternoon at a kensington. H Mrs. A. P. Uibbs and son left Friday BJ morning for Seattle for a visit of scv- BJ era I weeks. H M"r. and Mrs, George H. Grcenwell BJ . announce, the engagement of their BJ daughter, Nell, to IS. JL Chambers, the BJ marriage to take place in June. ' H Mrs. William Ecdcs and Mrs. A. IL BJ Walker were hostesses at a bridge tea BJ given on Tuesflay afternoon at tho BJ licclcs home. Prizes were won by Mrs. BJ J''- J. Kiesel, Mr.s. Thomas Fitzgerald, BJ Mrs. F. Nye and Mrs. Smith. Tho BJ decorations were beautifully carried out BJ in pink and white, and in the dining- BJ room a large cut-glass bowl of carna- BJ tions formed the table centerpiece. BJ Mrs. J. C. Arinstrong, Mrs. LeRoy BJ Kccles, Mrs. JIarold Pcery and Miss BJ , Frances Joyco poured, and the Misses BJ Fawn Wright. Bcartice Brewer, Celia BJ Fccles and Alberta Wright assisted BJ with tho refreshments. H Mrs. A. A. McBridc was hostess at BJ a hlnc luncheon given on Tuesday in BJ c(miplimen1 to Miss Florence ILurst and BJ Miss Genevieve Nicholson. Tho dining- BJ room wus beautiful, with (juantitics of BJ lilacs. A large cut-glass bowl of the BJ flowers formed the table centerpiece. BJ and tho place cards were in white and BJ gold and were tied lo a Mnall boipiet of BJ lilacs. Mrs. Me Bride was assisted by BJ Mrs. William Jeffcrs. and covers wer'o BJ laid for fouitecn. .Nliss Hurst will BJ leave next week for Portland, Or., to BJ spend the summer, and Miss Nicholson Bl will leave for her home in Indiana, af- Bl ter spenuing the past year in Ogden BH with her aunt. Mrs. J. S. Gee. I l PRQVQ BBV Spfflnl to Tho Tribune. PROrO, May :!!). 'J'ho last meeting BKpj of the season of the Sorotsis club was BBB held on Wednesday afternoon at tho BBB home of Mrs. Fredrick Clift. The nioet- BBB ing was devoted to business matters. BBB Miss A. Binzol and Mrs, Ethel Pratt BBB Thomas were elected new members, and BBB Mrs. Peal Yates wns reinstated. Kc- BBB frcghmcuts were served during the re-BBB re-BBB BB Miss Augusta Johnson of Spanish BBBJ Fork and Lawrence Strong of Provo were married Tuesday evening at tho homo of the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Strong. Tho ceremony was performed at 6 o'clock, and was witnessed wit-nessed by a large number of the friends of the Contracting parties, After the wedding supper the guests assembled ut the Social hall, where dancing and music wns enjoyed. Miss Treno I-Jvnns and Miss Rachel Pyne charmingly entertained the Soro-sis Soro-sis Junior club girls and their partners at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Evans, First West and Second North streets, Mo'hdav evening. The. rooms i wcro prettily decorated with pink and ' while carnations. Progressive whist ! was plaved and prizes awarded to Miss ! Agnes Layton and Cyril Duffin. The consolation prizes were drawn by Miss Vivian Bonnett and Clarence Jones, i Mr. and Mrs. John.T. Pyno visited in Midway and IJeber Wednesday. Mr, and Mrs. 0. W. Sperry announce the engagement of their daughter Willamette Wil-lamette to Horace E. Owens, the marriage mar-riage to take place in Juue. Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor entertained enter-tained about twenty-five young people at their homo Thursday evening, in honor hon-or of their littlo Daughter Mcrium's birthday. Gaines were played on the lawn during tho afternoon, aud refreshments refresh-ments were served in the evening. Mrs. Olof Maibcn, with her sons Maurice and John aro visiting this week at. Mt. Pleasant, the guests of Mrs. Maibon 's mother, Mrs. John Wilson. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Kawlings of Salt Lake City spent Monday with relatives in Provo". B. F. Pulham spent Monday and Tuesday in American Fork. Miiss Sadie Graham, clerk in the local postoffice, is spending a few days in Salt Lake City this week, and while there will attend the Postmasters' convention. con-vention. ! Mrs. J. M. Jensen left Tuesday for Atlanta, Ga., where she will spend some mouths with her sister, Mrs. O. W. Hyde. Mrs. Jensen was accompanied by Lloyd McDonald, who goes to his home in Florida after attending school in Utah the past winter. ! Miss Essie Reese visited Alpine this week to attend the wedding reception of Miss Lucy Batcinan nnd- George Dunsdon. Mrs. Olaf Anderson of Chester is" visiting in the Garden City this week. The college graduates of the B. U. university gavo their graduating ball in the gymnasium Wednesday evening. The hall was decorated in the school colors, and the gra'dua.tcs appeared for the first time in their caps and gowDS. A largo number was present. NEPHI ' Special to The Tribune. NEPlir. May 2f). Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Weaver of Twin Falls. Ida., arc visiting Mrs. Weaver's parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Cole. They will leave Saturday morning for Kansas and other eastern points, where they will spend tho summer. Mrs. John Ilendrickson entertained the Ladies Literary club Monday evening even-ing . The evening was spent pleasantly and a delicious luncheon was served. Those present were: Mcsdames B. T. Homer, D. 0. Miner. J. W. Whitmorc, T. C. Winn, lb-rum Jensen, Mark Sow-by, Sow-by, Sadie Cole, J. W. Hyde, Edith Sparkes, George Sudbury and John Ilrndrickson. W. L. Cook is in Nop hi this week. Mrs. James Latimer entertained tho Neplii high school graduates and teachers teach-ers at. hor homo Monday evening. Those present were: Mr, and Mrs. R. T. Homer, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Matthews, Mr. Alder, Miss Alta Carter. MissLcah Pettigrcw, Miss Roselea Ellis. Miss Jeanetto Latimer, Lat-imer, John Latimer, Frank Foote, Ole Chrisiianscn,' Hans Christensen. Ralph Belliston, Warner Steveuson and George Belliston. Miss Tda Adams of Kurcka is visiting visit-ing with friends and relatives iu Ne-phi Ne-phi this week. District Attorney Ryan was in Nc-phi Nc-phi this week on court business. A. girl was born Monday to Mr. aud Mrs. William Linton. Miss Edna .Tacobson of Salt Lake is j visiting with her parents. A fine girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Blackctt this week. Miss Lcttie Jenkins entertained tho U..T. C. club Monday evening at, tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Paxmau. A very enjoyable evening was spent. R. C. Blackott came in from tho Mount Nebo mines. Sunday, and reports them in good condition. Mr. and Mrs. II. F. McCuno of Ogden. Og-den. formerly of Nephi aro visiting in Nephi, the guests of Mrs. S. J. Lunt. Charles J. Brand of the alfalfa investigating in-vestigating department of agriculture, Washington, D. C, visited the experiment experi-ment farm this week. The Nephi high school Alumni association as-sociation entertained Frida3' evening at a banquet and ball, in honor of the graduating class of 1000. The banquet ban-quet bull was beautifully decorated in the school colors crimson and gold. Tho menu was excellent, with about seventy-five pcoplo to do justice to it. George A. Sperry acted as toastinnster, and the following toasts wcro given: Mr. R. T. Homer, "To tho Graduates," Mr. T. L. Foofo. "To the Alumni;" Miss May Hobbs, "The Girl Graduates;" Gradu-ates;" Hans Christensen, "Tho Girls of 1000;" Miss Bertha McPherson, "Utah." The banquet was followed by a dance at the Arlington pavilion, which was well attended. The Nephi Home Dramatic compan3 presented "Tho Silver Dagger" to a crowded house in Lcvau Saturday evening. even-ing. Mrs. R. J. Ilenroid spent the' first part of the week with her mother in Provo. Miss Rctta Sperry was -a Mnnli. visitor vis-itor this week. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Pack of Pn'vson have moved to Nephi, where they'will j nialso their home. I PARK CITY I Special to Tim Tribune. PARK CITY, May 20. The annual j meeting of the Woman's athenaeum wns held Monday afternoon at the home of tho president, Mrs. P. W. Hoyt. After the regular business, tho annual reports of the officers were given and the retiring president. Mrs. J'. W. Hnyt, in a few well-chosen words, gnvo the gavel to the new president,! 'Mrs. A. B. Williams. The following programme was then rendered: Piano duet, Misses Ruth Wilson and Laura Townsend; recitation, Mrs. Frankcl; piano solo, M.iss Townsend; vocal duet. Miss Townsend and Mrs. L. B. Wight; select reading. Miss Bardslcy. Following Follow-ing the programme. Mrs. Hnyt, assisted as-sisted by Mrs. L. B. Wight, served dninty refreshments to tho ladies. Besides Be-sides the members, a few invited guests wore present and each lady prescut was given a boquet of pansiqs. This closes the work of the athenaeum for the summer mouths. Mrs. J. C. O'Hnra visited in Salt Lake for ten da3'S with Mrs. Quinn and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lindsay returned lo their home in Park; Friday morning, after a short visit iu the city. Ed Hurlbnl returned to Park Wed-ncsday Wed-ncsday morning. One of the pleasant events of the week was tho shrprisc party in Society So-ciety hall Wednesday evoning, given by the Pythian sisters in honor of their grand chief, Mrs. Norn Williams. Quito a number wcro present aud a musical programme was rendered, and, with social so-cial converse nnd delicious refreshments, refresh-ments, the evening was pleasantly spent. Mrs. Quinn camo up to Park Saturday Satur-day morning to bo the guest of Mrs. J. C. O'Uara for several days. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Welsh entertained enter-tained at a prcttil3' appointed dinner Thursdaj- evening, and the guests wcro Miss Block. Mr: and Mrs. M. J. Daile', Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson. Finely "Watson wns a Salt Lake passenger pas-senger during tho week. Dr. and Mrs. C. M. Wilson left, Saturday Sat-urday for an extended visit in the east with their daughter, Mrs. Grabil. The order of Eastern Star celebrated their anniversniy Tuesday evening hy giving a card party in the banquet room of Masonic temple. The ladies who djd not play cards spent the evening in making paper hats, for which prizes were awarded, Mrs. McDonald being the winner of first prize. Other prizes were awarded to Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Van Losnand and M.rs. Andrus. After dainty refreshments, the crowd returned re-turned homo well pleased with the evening's enjoy men t. Mrs. Dailoynnd Miss Block will return re-turn to Salt Lako Sunday afternoon, after spending a week in Park. Mrs. J. W. Thompson was hostess at; a dinner Wednesday evening, given for Miss Block and Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Dailcy. Miss Mobir entertained the members of St. Luke's guild Tuesday afternoon. Solon Spiro, .George Morso and John Donovan were passengers to Park Wed-ncsdaj' Wed-ncsdaj' morning. The members of Park City Council Knights of Columbus entertained their lady friends Monday evening at a card party and dance. Mrs. Welsh and Mr. Flannignn won the prizes. Light refreshments re-freshments wore served and a jolly good time had by all prc&ent. Mrs. Fares came home from Salt Lake Wednesday morning. Tho O. L. S. C. met Tuesday afternoon after-noon at the home of Mrs. E. P. Lc-compte, Lc-compte, and a very ploasant afternoon spent. Mrs. Henry Welsh left, for Salt Lake Monday afternoon, where she will in future make her home. The lady's frionds regret her departure, but wish every success for her in her new home. Mrs. Hicks and family left Wednesday Wednes-day morning for Seattle for several months' visit. Mrs. Buck returned home from Salt Lake Friday morning. Tho Billiken girls were entertained Wednesday evening by Miss Miriam Raddon in compliment to Miss Bessie Gushing, who leaves soon to make her home in Salt Lake. Miss Gushing was presented with a Billiken box. A molasses mo-lasses candy pull was indulged in, and Misses Gertrude McLaughlin and Dora Evans were the prize winners, and the following young Indies were present: Misses Ada nnd Clara Kimball, Gertrude Ger-trude McLaughlin, Teresa Beggs, Bessie dishing, Dora Evans, Crescent Smith, ISdna Sutton, Lcnora Hurley. Miss Hannah Lecomptc is visiting in Salt Lake with relatives and friends. Miss Catherine Sullivan entertained very pleasantly Friday evening at her homo in North Park, The guests wcro Misses Minnie aud Catharine Cunningham Cunning-ham and the following members of the senior class of the high school: Ethel Hale, Adelaide Nowcomb, Catharine Shields, Susanna Shields, Ada Kimball, Ethel Rnsband, Tossio Biggs, Nellie Mitchell, Otho E. Woeter. William Shea, Jack Townsend and John Dnlgleish. The rooms were . tastily decorated in blue and gold, the class colors, and Miss Sullivan wns presented with a souvenir spoon, a token of appreciation of the work done for tho class ns president presi-dent for four years. Miss Sullivan served dainty refreshments, and with games and social converse tho evening was spent. John Diem has gone to Seattle for a short visit. The Park City Military band gave another grand hall Wednesday evening, even-ing, which was well attended and thor-onghly thor-onghly cnjo3'cd by all. I logan" I Special to The Tribune. LOGAN, May 20. Mrs. D. C. Budge entertained at, a large euchre party Saturday afternoon at; her home on First North street. The rooms were tastefully decorated with spring blossoms, blos-soms, and Mrs. Budge was assisted by her sisters. Mrs. Sam Thatcher, Mrs. Rodah Cook and Mrs. Hydo. The prizes were won by Mrs. Willnrd Lang-ton Lang-ton and Mrs. Robort Northrop. The invited guests were: Mrs. T. W. Nav-lor, Nav-lor, Mrs. Kato Preston, Mrs. F. W. Thatcher, .11. P. Einers, A. M. Fleming, H. R. Perry, B. G. Thatcher. Luther Howell. S. O. Stevens, .A, H. Thompson, Will Ilowoll, Mrs. Shamhcart, Leo Thatcher. J. A. Ilendrickson. Mr. Ec-cles, Ec-cles, G. H. Champ. R. L. Campbell, G. W. Thatcher, Mr. Heart, Nettie Sloan, Mr. Reynolds. W. W. Clark, Mr. La Fnunt, D. II. Thomas. Rn' West. Jessie Earl, W. D. Davis, Tsanc Smith. O. P. Thatcher. Annie Budge, J. E. Shcpard, E. W. Robinson, J. E. Shepnrd. Robort Anderson, O. H. Budge. Robert Northrop, North-rop, Alf Cole, E. D. Ball, Mr. Clark, Charles Hansen, Le Roy Caidon, J. A. Widtsoo, Mr. Titus. Maud Robinson, Jessie Budge, Mr. Parker, Rov MoAl- I ester. E, P. Bacon, Will Bowen, George Thomns. T. B. Budge. George Torge- , son. Will Jardino. W. McLaughlin, Mr. I Badnoch. Miss .Elizabeth Smith and Miss Kyle. j One of the most delightful parties of I tho season was given Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Fleming, by the A. C. Womnns' club, complimentary lo MY. and Mrs. T. W. Nnylor and Captain and Mrs. Perry. The rooms throughout the houso were bright with spring blossoms. The guests were seated at eleven tables, where euchre wns enjoyod. Gifts in remembrance of the' 'Womans' club wcro presented to the guests of honor. A delicious luncheon was served, and those assisting were: Mrs. A. M. Fleming, Flem-ing, Mrs. W. W. McLaughlin. Mrs. Wil-lard Wil-lard Langton arid Mrs. George W, Thatcher. Clever farewell toasts wcro given by Mrs. G. H. Champ, Miss Huntsman, Georgo W. Thatcher and Willard Langton. In houor of Professor Evans, whose marriage to Miss Grant of Salt Lake takes place iu June, Professors Arnold and Larson entertained at a kitchen shower at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Langton. Tho evening was spent in playing euchre and watching Professor Evans untie his many parcels. par-cels. Dainty refreshments were served and the guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Langton, Mrs. B. G. Thatcher. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Parker, Mrs. G. IL Champ, Miss Blanch Cooper, MiHs Nan Niblcv, Miss Veda Dickson, Miss Vivian Hatch, Miss Barber. Miss TIattic Smith. Miss Josephine West, Miss Ruby Nebekcr, Ase Bulleu, Alex Preston. Horace Nebekcr, Neb-ekcr, Georgo llondricks, Georgo Jensen. Mrs. W. Tcetzel was hostess Tuesday at an informal luncheon for Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Nnylor. The Table wast pret-. tily arranged and covers were laid for five. Miss Elizaholh Smith entertained Captain and Mrs. Perrv and children, and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Naylor. at dinner Thursday evening at the Epicurean. Epi-curean. Mirs. Anna Knox is up from the city visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Rob-ert Northrop. Miss Blanch Squires of Snlt, Lake is the guest of Miss Josephine Thatcher. Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer and Miss Rohan Spencer spent the latter 'part of the week in Logan, the guests of Mr. nnd Mr.s. B. G. Thatcher. Mrs. Kate Preston and little daughter are visiting in Salt Lake, the guests of Mrs. Preston's mother, Mrs. Pypcr. The marriage of Miss Tda England and Joseph P. Morrell took place on Wednesday in the Logan teinplc. After the cereniony a wedding dinner was en-oved at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles England. Eng-land. Mr and Mrs. Morrell will make their homo in Logan, where they have a wide circle of friends who wish them niui'.h happiness. Miss Phylis Thatcher, with her brother, broth-er, B. G. Thalchor, spent the latter part of the veek in Salt Lake. Mrs. Jossio Budge of Pocatello is in Logan, visiting with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. McKive'rley of New York spent Wednesday and Thursday in Logan. Mr.s. Harriett Preston is in Logan from Salt Lake, the guest of Mrs. Kate Preston. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Thatcher, Jr., left Monday afternoon for Rexburg, where they will make their home. Mrs. Henry Stevens has returned to her home iii Ogden, after a pleasant visit with Mrs. Sidney O. Stevens. Mrs. Walter Grant of Woods Cross is visit intr in Logan at the home of her mother, Mrs. Mary Smith. Little Aaron Nibley of Oregon is vifiling with his grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Thatcher. Hon. Lyman Mariineaii of Salt Lake delivered the baccalaureate address at the B. Y. college on Sunday to a large and appreciative audience. Mrs. J. R. Shepard and little daughter, daugh-ter, Dorothy, returned homo from the city. Dr. Harry Emeis spent several days of the week in Brighnm city and vicinity. vi-cinity. Mr. and Mrs. Ray West left Logan. Tuesday, for Dec, Or., whoro Lhcy will make heir future home. Their man' frionds regret having them lcavo Logan. Lo-gan. Mrs. Walter Pypcr of Salt Lake is visiting in Logan, the guest of her mother, Mrs. Torgeson. Mrs. G. H. Champ is in Salt Lake, where she will speud several days. Captain and Mrs. Howard Pero nnd children leave Logan, Wednesday, for tho east, where they will spend several , months before joining their regiment. Mrs. Kato Preston entertained informally in-formally at dinner Wednesday evening for Mrs. W. B. Preston of Salt Lake. A number of Logan people went to tho city Saturday to see Ethel Barr-more Barr-more and Mrs. Fiske on Monday. I EPHRAIM i Special to The Tribune. EPHRAIM, May 20. The Mount Pleasant school faculty members, their wivos and sweethearts cnjoj'ed a banquet ban-quet at tho Jensen hotel last evening. The evening was pleasantly spent in social chat. Those present wcro: Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Nielson. Mir. and Mrs. A. T. Bond, Mr. and Mrs. J, W. An-derson, An-derson, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Anderson, John Lofgron, Harold Thorpe. Maurtz Peterson, George Peterson, Mina Has-ler, Has-ler, Matilda Lund, Ellis McCleahan, Btta Rolph, Luceil Rolph, Viola Whit-laker, Whit-laker, Mr. Johnson Anna Anderson, Andrea Johansen, James Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Abner Crane, President C. N. Lund, Mr. and Mrs. Bent R. Hanson, Han-son, Tressic Larson and Ella Nielson. Forest Supervisor A. W. Jensen and wife gave an nftornoon dinner Tuesday Tues-day evening at their home, in honor of Foresters 7'ottor and Tiedstrom of Washington, D. C. The favors and table decorations were apple blossoms and lilacs, and the menu was elaborate elabo-rate and appetizing. Those present, were: Parley Christianson of May-field; May-field; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Winkler, Mount Pleasant; Lincoln Crowoll. Ogden; Og-den; Homer Fenn. Ogden; Jennie Bluckham, Moroni; Mesrs. Potter and Tiedstrom, both of Washington, aud the host and hostCES. Mrs. Caroline Black of Descret, who is visiting relatives and friends in this city, was the recipient of a pleasant surprise Saturday evening at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Thompson. Mrs. Black was presented with a neat littlo sum of money. During the evening even-ing an elaborate lunch was served and the time was spent in games and music. mu-sic. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Poter ( Peterson. Mir. and Mrd. Andrew An-drew Thompson, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Andrew An-drew Thompson. Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Al-bert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John Bailey, Bai-ley, Mr. and Mre. Joseph E, Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Bnrt Greaves, Mr. and Mrs. Mahonri Thompson, Mr. and Mrs, Jnincs Larson, Mrs. Dorcas Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Jensen, Mrs. Potor Anderson, Mrs. Catherine Thompson and Miss Agnes Thompson. j Christian Summonscn, one of the ngod pioneers, was given a delightful surprise at his home Sunday aftemoou. Lunch wns served at G.30, and the remainder re-mainder of the time was spent in social so-cial chat. Those present were: Mrs. Lnny Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. James L. Larson, Mrs. Maria Denne, Mr. and Mrs. Erick Christensen, Mrs. Hyrum Thorpe. Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mrs." Matilda Ma-tilda Mortcnsen, Mrs. Lena Rnsmusson, Mrs. Maria Bremholl. Mrs. Lena O. Mortensen, Mr. and Mrs. Peter C, Peterson, Pe-terson, Mir. and Mrs. Andrew Thompson, Thomp-son, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thomp-non, Thomp-non, Sr.. Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Thompson, Thomp-son, Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick Christiansen, Chris-tiansen, Mrs. Mary Sorensen, Mrs. Caroline Sorensen, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hons Liudhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sorensen, Soren-sen, Miss Colin Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Alf Peterson. Mrs. Sorcu Peter-eon, Peter-eon, Mrs. Chris Christensen. Mrs, Maria Ma-ria P. Anderson, Mrs. Andrew Hanson, Christian Frantzen, Mart Christianson and wife. Aba Kjclson, Anna Anderson, Ander-son, Stcna Hanson. Mrs. J. J. Hanson of Ferron is a guest at tho homo of her sister, Mrs. Adolph Hanson. Miss Clara Downs, Miss Alice Lund and G. T. Olson made a trip to Manti, Monday evening. P. C. Sorensen of this citv announces the engagement of his daughter, Anna, to G. IT. Rnsinnsscn of this city. Tho ninrriage will take place at tho Manti templo during the month of Jine. They intend leaving on au extended trip through California the following day. They will make Ephraiin their home. W. D. Lungston of Salt Lake delivered deliv-ered an interesting lecture at the Snow academy during the week Mr. and Mrs. Niels Christensen of this city nre receiving congratulations over the arrival of a line babv boy. Mrs. Louise McBride of Provo is the guest at the home of her son, Prof, N, E. Noyos. The eighty-fourth anniversary of the lain President Canute Peterson was held at tho homo of Thomas A. Peterson Peter-son of Manti, Sunday. Many of Hie Peterson family of this city were in attendance at-tendance and a most onjo3'ablo time wns reported. Groat preparations arc being made hy tho people of this city lo entertain a" large crowd during the street carnival carni-val which will be held hero June 7 to 14. Edgar T. Reid. principal of the Manti school, and James Blain, principal princi-pal of the schools at Spring City, havo been in this city the past two days, giving the Ephraiin eighth grade students stu-dents their examinations. Arm Anderson and wife have re-tured re-tured from Mavficld and will spend the summer in this city. Mr. Anderson was principal of the Mnyficld schools during the past winter. Mr. aud Mrs. Aaron, Bremholl arc rejoicing over the arrival of a fine baby boy. The many friends of Miss Maggie Mav Peacock of Sterling and W. IT. Boiilev of Nephi will be plensantly surprised to learn that they will be married mar-ried during the mouth of June. 1 EUREKA Special lo The Tribune. EUREKA. May 20. M. C. Mero, an oldtime resident of Eureka, but now of Salt Lake, renewed old acquaintances here this week. Walter Fitch, superintendent of the Chief Consolidated mine, aud J. C. Snl-livau Snl-livau of the Rn.ymond-Illinois mine, visited vis-ited the capital this week on mining business. Charles Goss has gone to Payson to spend the summer with his faniilj'. Alexander McAuley has returned from Piochc, Nov., where he apont several sev-eral months. William Bales of Salt Lako spent sov-cral sov-cral days this week in liureka. B. E. Stone and family have gone to Payson lo reside. Mrs. Charles E. Huish is spending several days at Salt Lake, the guest of friends. Mrs. P. J. Donnell3 is visiting with Ogden relatives. Mrs. Kittic Ilines of Provo spent part of the week in Eureka. Mrs. M. R. E. Sullivan visited with Pn3'son relatives the foro part of tho week. B. N. C. Stotl visited the capital cit.y this week. John R. Vance, local manager of the Bell Telephone compan.y, has returned from a pleasant vacaliou spent with his famil3' at Pa3'son. Miss Genevieve Sullivan returned Sunda from a visit to the capital city. Whilo there sho attended the debate belwcon tho Eureka and Gordon acad-cmy acad-cmy teams. Mrs. George Belts is visiting her parents, pa-rents, Mr. and Mrs. Georgo Morb.y, Mrs. Watson Ncsbit, who has been tho guest of Mrs. William Ncsbit, has gone to Cnlifornia lo spend the summer. sum-mer. Bert Coffin has returned from a visit with Salt. Lako friends. Dr. H'arviello of the Tintie hospital has been elected surgeon of the Salt L?fko Jocke.y club and with his family fam-ily will spend several weeks at the capital. Philip Clark has returned from his vacation spent, in Cnlifornia. Mrs, Clark, who has been tho guest of her sister. Mrs, Jackson McChr3'stnl, at Snlt Lake during Mr. Clark's absence, has nlso returned lo Eureka. S. E. Ware spent the week with Pay-son Pay-son friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. Georgo Passcj' arc tho guests of friends at the Garden -city. Miss Nellie Sullivan of Stockton is visiting hero with hor parents. B. IT. Bullock of Provo spent the week in this cit-. John Cravens of Payson visited Eureka Eu-reka during the week. John M. Holdawa' was here from Provo- renewing old acquaintances. Robert E. Loc visited the couut3' sent this week. Isaac B. Darton visited Provo the fore part of the week. Grant Snyder of Salt Lako put iu several dnvs this week looking over. his mining interests in East Tintic. Hugh Heffomau returned the fore pnrt of the week from Los Angeles, ("a!., where ho hns been the guest of Mr." and Mr.s. Walter W. Thompson. D, D. Hanks returned this week from a tour of tho southern part of the state, on a visit with the grand lodge officers offi-cers of the F. and A. M. to the local lodges, visiting Provo. Richfield and Mt. Pleasant. Tho trip wns made in j automobiles. The members of Tintie aerie, No. 217, of this cit3 held a social smoker in honor of several invited guests Mon-dny Mon-dny evening, and n jollv good time was experienced, John P. Meakin of Salt Lako amused the assemblage, lor a short time, and speeches were made by I prominent, members of the order, interspersed in-terspersed with songs nnd recitations. A feast of good things was partakon of at the conclusion of tho programme. Mrs. RusimiB Nelson and children returned re-turned the. foro part of the week from Salt Lake, where they were the guests of old-time friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl C. Sams .sprint a few dnys this week at. tho capital city. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foulgcr were at the capital citv the first of the week, being cnlled there by the serious illness of the former's father. Elaborate preparations are being made bv Tintic lodge, No. 711. B. P. O. Elks, for the proper observance ot King dnv, June 1-1. Patriotic services will be held at the pavilion. A plcnsant birthday party was given at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. George Potts on Tucsda3" afternoon, in honor of their daughter Thclnia, A large number num-ber of her playmates were present, and enjoyed themselves playing various games, and a splendid repast wns furnished fur-nished 1)3' Mrs. Potts. Mrs. AV. C. Dovar is slowly recovering recover-ing from n serious illness from pneumonia pneu-monia nnd heart failure. BRIGHAM CITY I Special to The Tribune. BRIGHAM CITY, May 20. Mcsdames Mcs-dames John A. Lee and W. C. Richardson Richard-son entertained informally at the homo of their mother. Mrs. Roxe' Box, in the Second ward. Many friends and relatives were present. Monda3' evening Miss Geo Oison entertained en-tertained at a delightful party at the home of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. P. Olson, nt their farm home, southwest south-west of I he city. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. Jor-gensen Jor-gensen entertained the company with a number of musical selections. Delicious refreshments, including oranges, bananas, ban-anas, cake, ice cream and bonbons, were served Present were Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Thornwnld Jor-gensen, Jor-gensen, Misses Pearl Woodland, Mildred Bodcn, Mary Woodland, Eliza Phillips, Eliza Hurd. La Rilla Hansen, Cleo Olson. Ol-son. Anna Olson, Messrs. John Hansen, Noble Hunsaker, Dan P. Woodland, John W. Phillips. Orvil Jensen, Orvil T. Foragren, E. A. Valentine, Lewis Olson, Alf. Olson, ilcnr3' Olscn and Alonzo Peterson. Wednesday evening a plcasnnt surprise sur-prise was given Mrs. Rose K. Petersen o.v members of the stake board of religion re-ligion class workers, Mrs. Petersen, in compan.y with the other members of the party, hail been in attendance at a board meeting. Immediate after dismissal dis-missal of the meet ing the party hurried to the home of Mrs. Petersen, where tliC3- arrived before her and wcro seated in the parlor when she came in. The surprise was vcr3f successful.' Light refreshments re-freshments wcro served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. O. Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Figgins. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Watkins, the Misses Emma Em-ma Slohl. Mary Woodland, Messrs. Dan P. Woodland, 'Miles Slatter and E. H. Morris. Thursday night the Brighnm City Commercial club gave a social in the opera house at which all members and main invited guests wcro present. During Dur-ing tho early evening a special programme pro-gramme of moving pictures and Or-phcum Or-phcum circuit was carried out. Immediately Imme-diately after the programme the members mem-bers repaired to tho upper hall where refreshments were served. The balance of the evening was devoted to dancing and social chat. Miss Horlense Evans was visiting in Logan during the week, the curst of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Evans and fainiT The Misses Connie Madsen and Edna Stohl returned during the week from au cxtcudod visit with friends at. Klwood. . Mrs. Lars Mortrriscn and Mrs. Lars Mortcnsen, jr., have returned from a pleasant visit with relatives in Ogdcn. Mrs. P. N. Pion'o and son, Virgil, of Thatcher, were visiting friends in this city Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Clarence Gondliffe aud children of Salt Lake City uro visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Savage and family of the Third ward. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jcffr.v of Grand Junction, Colo., and Mr. niid Mrs. C. F. Lansing of Provo visited friends in this city during the week. Mrs. David R. Wright aud daughter of Ogden arc visiting with Mrs. E. A. Box and family for a short time, Mcsdames George Nichols, jr., and Henry N. Bowring havo returned from a short visit with relatives in Woodruff, Wood-ruff, Idaho. Miss Belle Corcj' of Ogden visited friends in this city ThursdfO" and Fri-ilny. Fri-ilny. Mrs. Laura Olscn nnd Miss Ingorborg Oleson returned during tho week from an extended visit with friends in Lohi. Mr. nnd Mrs. B. F. Boothe and daughter have been spending the week visiting relatives and friends in Salt Lako City. Mir. and Mrs. Hyrum Smith, formerly residents of this city, came down from Mink Creek, Idaho, Monday to visit friends in this city for a few days. City Councilman T. R. Black of Salt Lake City was a visitor to this city tho first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Peterson of Coalville, Coal-ville, Utah, arc visiting relatives and friends in this cit3' for a fow du3's. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Jensen and daughter, A nun, of the Second ward, havo returned from a short visit with relatives in Smithfield, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hamson of the Second ward visited friends in Ogdcn during tho week. Mrs. Esther Forsgrcn and daughters, Alice, Ruth, Maud and Hazel, of the Third ward, were visit hig rolatives and friends iu Smithfield a few dnvs during the week. 1 MURRAY 1 Special to The Tribune. MIJRRAY, Mny 20. A very pretty dancing party was given in tho Union hall Snturda3' afternoon bv the members mem-bers of the ward. The affair was given in honor of tho young boys and girls that compose the religion' class. Thc hall was decorated in a very prettv fashion, and tho smiling faces of the little People added groath to the general gen-eral effect. An orchestra was stationed iu the north end of the hnll and discoursed dis-coursed somo very pretty music I Toward evening each bov a nrl girl was presented with a bag of c'andv, and after this the dancing party broke up. Without a doubL one of the most elaborate affairs held for some time was the Alumni ball which was "iven in the Trocadero, Wednesday evening, in honor of the '09 graduating class. All the gradnutcs, numbering thirty-two, thirty-two, were present, and participated In the affair with a zest. Erich oft the young lady graduates was attired in I white, while the young men of the i class mostly wore blnck. The spacioii3 hall made quite a tasty appearance in i its unique decorations, which were dis- tributcd about the hall, making a very proii3' cucci. A.incru-.jin rs were iHRr used "to good effect, whilo around the WKghr Inrgc centerpole tho colors wcro , X wrapped in a dainty fnshion. . The : clasa colors, which arc red nnd white, V l were used extensivel)'.. Ponnnnts wore y fVI also used, whilo each light v.'as shaded, i It is estimated that over 150 people i enjoved tho function. Hold's enlarged i Fj.j orchestra wns present and discoursed ' ? excellent music during the evening. -Many outsiders wcro present and some elaborate costumes wcro scon. tr Miss Jennie Powell will arrive home'-Sunduy home'-Sunduy from Garfield, where she haa " been spending the past two weeks with t her sister. Mrs. L. M. Miller. ' Word comes from New York that Mrs. Lewis O. Clark hns safely reached that point. Monday, Mrs. Clark will j tnke the boat for Europe, whore sho ia 'i ; contemplating spending somo time be- 5 foro returning. ; f" Mrs. Albert Cahoon left this week ':-for ':-for Bcllevnc. Ida., after a pleasant so- jonrn of a few da-s with relatives nt this point. ',. A farewell entertainment wns given this week in honor of Lon Mnckny, who leaves for a two-years' absence in i-the i-the mission field. He will be located : at Chicago. 111. At the affair wore n large number of young friends of tho "j oral speeches Avere made, after which -my light refreshments wore served. 9 A linen shower was given Mies 'Ml Madge Johns. Tuesday evening, at tho Ml ; home of Miss Jess Thorlon, iu Mill Iml Creek. At the affair wcro a large W number of vnung people, who were sll Miss Johns's associates nt school. Ml. Games and oilier amusements formed l : the program for the evening. A de- licious luncheon was served. ml Mrs. John Tripp was pleasantly sur- jl prised by the members of her Sunday- 'sl school class at the Tripp home Wcdnes- ijl day afternoon. The young folks tm' brought with thorn u dainty supply of Ml edibles, and took their instructor com- my pletely by surprise. all At tho home of Miss Inez Goodman- $I sen, Thursd:i3' evening, was held tho l last of a series of informal affairs that jlj, have been in vogue during the pnst I winter. The affair was for those who ill were members of that spccinl club, and ami in all, twelve were present. Misa ' Goodmansen did herself justice as tho li. one to have the honor of entertaining MU. last. The Goodmansen home was quite Jj' prctlilv decorated for the final .rcccp- jlr tion, in carnations aud spring bios- : soms. In the dining room large clus- -, ters of peach blossoms made a very jML pretty effect, while through the other Jr-rooms Jr-rooms blossoms were also used. "Five . hundred" was the game played dnr- 1M ing the evening, and prizes were given wl .. to successful point winners. At 11 'Ml o'clock supper was served in tho spa- ill , cious dining room. mIw |
