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Show h j i . 1 j Social Happenings in Cities and Towns of Utah Ii j' OGrDEN. ; j Special to Tho Tribune. OGDEN, -Aug. 20. A pretty home wedding; wed-ding; took plnce Wednesday evonlng at tho homo of Mrs. Slova Thomas, -when her daughter, Inez, and F. W. Ebcrsolc of Iowa City, la., wero united in mar-rlasrs, mar-rlasrs, JSIshop Ensign performing Hie ceremony in tho presence of tho family nnd a few intimate friends of the bride. Tho house was decorated with pink and white carnations and smilax. The bride was attired in a benutlful white silk and j laco gown and was attended by her sis ter. Miss Rose Thomas, Dan Thomas, brother of the bride, was best man A ( wedding supper followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Ehersole will reside in Og- i den for two months, when they will ' leave for Chicago to make their homo. Mrs. A. K. Heywood left Thursday J evening for Portland, where she will visit ; i a short time with her mother, Mrs. William Guthrie, who has been spending ; several months in Oregon. They will visit Long Beach and other coast resorts " before returning to Ogden. Mrs. W. L. Watt is and her threo children chil-dren and her mother, Mrs. W. D. Little-fleld, Little-fleld, hftve returned to their home in Og-den. Og-den. after a month's visit with relatives in Portland and other Oregon cities. The W. O. W, win give a dance Wednesday Wed-nesday evening August 1M, at the Iler-- Iler-- mitagc. I David Hopkins, Jr., and Leonard Wright have gone to Pittsburg, Pa., J where they will visit a month with rela- l . tives and friends. I The Ladios Aid society of the Melho- j dist church met Thursday afternoon In the church parlors. ' ' Mrs. Minnie Holbrook, who has been t visiting in Oakland, the guest of her i aunt, Mrs. II. V. Blasdel, has returned ') 1 to her home. ! , Miss Cora Bassett. of Salt Lake is visiting In Ogden, the guest of Miss , Mildred Douglass. On Wednesdny evening Mr. and Mrs. i i Andrew Thaamim entertained tho friends 1 of Rev. and Mrs. N. S. Elderkln at their IJt homo on Nob Hill. The event was a ii farewell party to 'the minister and his wife, who will leave September 1 for Lawrence. Kan., where Mr. Elderkln will" assume the pastorate of tho Plymouth Congregational church. About 130 gathered gath-ered to pay their respects to the pastor and his wife. An elaborate supper was served on the large lawn, which was t brilliantly lighted with Japaneso lanterns. During the evening an excellent musical musi-cal programme was rendered by a number num-ber of talented vocalists of this city. Mrs. Harry Sims read an original poem relating to the nature of the retiring minister's work In the community . which caused much favorable comment. On behalf of the Congregational choir, I I Mrs. Thaanum presented a loving cup I to Mr. and Mrs. Elderkln. Rev. Mc- Creery of the Methodist church extended j greetings to tho departing friends, and i towards midnight the company departed after having spent a very pleasant even-S even-S Ing. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Kiesel and daugh ter, Minnie, left Wednesday afternoon for New York, from which place they will ; , sail August 20 for an extended trip through Europe. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wattls and fam-ilv fam-ilv and Miss Elva Llttlefleld. sister of Mrs. Wattls, will leave soon for Pueblo, Colo., where they will make their home ?, for the next year Rev. and Mrs. Carver left Wednesdny morning for Winona, where they will attend a Bible conference an Interna-LC Interna-LC tional gathering- at Winona Lake, In- U t dlana. f ' Miss Gertrude Blddle has gone to Los '. Angeles for a short visit. L Silver hive No. 1. L. O. T. M., gave 'J a card party at tho Odd Fellows' hall r on Monday evening. Miss Amy Wilson of Logan is the guest of Miss Electa, Skeen at her camp in Ogden canyon. Miss Sarah Mathias and Miss Maud v Burlc of Brlgham City are visiting In r Ogden. the guests of Miss Nellie Watts. I! Miss Vera Frey entertained twelve J friends In honor of her cousin, Miss Lu cille Schlllin of Des Moines, la. Each guest represented some geographical ' name, the Interpreting of which was productive of a great deal of amusement. A dainty luncheon was served, followed , j by games. , Norman K. Noyes and Otto Bauman 1 have returned, after, a two weeks' visit i to Los Angeles and other cities in Cnll- ' . fornla. A farewell dance was given Friday , evening at the Hermitage, complimentary I to Frank Williams, who departs soon for a mission to Germany and Switzer- I. land. Miss Ivy Gunnell returned Wednesday Wednes-day from California, where she has been visiting In Oakland and Los Angeles with relatives and friends for the past six months. Miss Gunnell also visited with friends and relatives for several weeks at Grants Pass, Oregon. The Misses Edna and Helen Towne en- tertained twelve of their friends at a fudge party Wednesday evening at their home. The Caledonians will hold their annual outing Tuesday, August 23, at the Her- mltage. ; Mr. and Mrs. Henry S. Schnell of Mil- ! , Traukee are visiting in Ogden. 'i The Scottish Cronies of Ogden and the i Thistle club of Salt Lake hold their ; annual outing in Ogden canyon Wed- ; nesday. A banquet was served and dancing was enjoyed in the afternoon and evening. Thursday afternoon Mrs. P. B. Haslctt entertained tho Eastern Star Sewing club in Ogden canyon. J Mrs. S. L. Brick entertained a few i guests at a five hundred party at her homo Thursday afternoon." Tho ladles of St, Joseph's sewlng-clrcle, met Thursday afternoon at St. Joseph's hall. A business meeting was held, aft- ) er which a. pleasant social hour was npent. MIhs Florence, who is in tho training , department of St. Mark's hospital, left J for Salt Lake Monday, after visiting with parents in Ogden for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Smith announce t tho engagement of their daughter, Ruby, to H. R. Glbbs of this city, the marriage to take place In the near future. : Miss Ardell'Brownlng and Miss Jennie Calvert entertained twenty guests at a ; five hundred party, Monday evening, at t the home of Miss Calvert, In honor of . Miss Florence Gutting of Evanston, Wyo. The lawn was decorated with Japaneso ; lanterns, and the table, scats and plants i were effectively arranged for tho occa- y slon. Following tho card game, a dainty ' 4 luncheon was served on the lawn. Friday ovenlng a farewell danco was ; riven In honor of Fred Summcrlll. Jr., i, who leaves noon for a foreign mission. ' Misses Mabel and Hazel Palmer of mM j Grand Island, Neb., who have been mM i spending the summer with their brother, ; left for home Thursday. They will stop . a at Colorado Springs and Denver. H'i Kenneth Griffin left Thursday for ; Berkeley. Cal., where he will attend the d Berkeley university. , The ladles of the Methodist church cn- l tertained about 200 friends or tho Rev. i, and Mrs. McCreery Monday evening at ' a farewell party In tho church parlors. H Music was furnished by tho Misses j Schilling, Spencer and Frey during the H,i hour of greeting. After an hour spent in social chat and greeting, speeches of K , reminiscence were given by Row Eldcr- ' kin and Walter Underwood. At the con- : elusion of his speech, Mr. Underwood j presented to tho Rov. and Mrs. Mc- Creery two handsome sets of silver bread and butter spreaders, as a token of the esteem In wljlch they are held by their j,- many friends. Sherbet and wafers wero served, which completed a memorable i and plcaHant evening, r )! The Knighis of ColumlAis. Ogden coun- Ij ell No. 777. -will give a dance at the Her- mflngo Friday evening, August 2G. H- ) Mrs. H: Fishqr haB returned from a j- ten-days' vlalt with her daughter. Flor- ! encc, In Twin. Falls, Ida. J jl On .grlday evening Dr. and Mrs. H. M. P.owe. Dr. and Mrs. wr. G. Dalrymple, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Horn, Mr. and Mrs. William Van Allen entertained at a dancing' party at Glenwood camp in Og-don Og-don canyon. Ono of tho most unique social nffalrs of the season was tendered by Messrs. T. Earl Pardoe. Arthur Shrceve. Leo Mudsen. David Cook and A. J. Lindsay, camping at Lewis's. Ogden canyon, to a number of their friends on Thursday evening, August 18, in the summer house at this popular resort. A more ideal spot could not have been chosen for a gathering of pleasure seekers, sltuntod as it Is at a point on tho mountain side, among trees, overlooking the most, beautiful beau-tiful part of Ogden canyon. The place was prettily decorated with Chinese lanterns. Games of all sorts were Indulged In-dulged in. refreshments were served and a general good tlmo was had by nil. The Invited guests were: The Misses Lu-clle Lu-clle Wallace. Joslo Browning, Lottie Taylor, Viola Taylor, Mlna Taylor. Rachel Wright, Alberta Wright, Lambert, Lam-bert, Glena Wotherspoon, Vera Koepp. Jcane Salmon. Annie Salmon, Ortel Rich Ruby Wotherspoon, Marguerite Riser. Alice Pardon, Thora Williams, Clara Goddard, Joslo Reno. Alice Bowen. Mamie Roberts, Afton Strlngham, Maud Slsman. Messrs. Frank Tribe, Jack Reeve, Alfred Skeen. Lester West, George Farr. Earl Emmet.t, Wilford Shurtliffe, Arthur Adams, Frank Williams, Wil-liams, Deo PIngree. Lawrence Farr. Frank Foulger. Art' Graves, Rbss Gwll-llams, Gwll-llams, Ralph Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Lowls, Joseph Ballantyne. Guy Clark, Will Reeder. Frnnk Rose, Dr. Ezra T. Clark, Strlngham Stevens and Mr, Koupp and Mrs. Pardoo, , EPHRAIM. ! j i Special to The Tribune. EPHRAIM, Aug. 20. Ono of tho prettiest pret-tiest social events given In this city during dur-ing the summer was that of Monday afternoon, af-ternoon, given by Mr. and Mrs. John Hanson in compliment to Miss Hnzcl Greaves, who will be married during the early part of September. The luncheon. of tho afternoon, was elaborate, a beautiful beauti-ful bouquet of purple and white sweet peas forming the centerpiece. A pleasant afternoon was spent. Mrs. Andrew Mortonsen pleasantly entertained en-tertained a number of her friends Tuesday Tues-day afternoon at a nicely arranged social. A dainty lunch wos served and a pleasant pleas-ant time reported. Little Florence McCafferty entertained a number of her friends in honor of her seventh anniversary. The social was given on the lawn, whero games were played and a programme of songs and music was carried out. The veranda was beautifully decorated with goldonglow. Ice cream and cake were served. Dr. and Mrs. C. M. West and their son, George, of Salt Lake City came down during the week In their automobile. Mrs. Peter Peterson entertained a number num-ber of her friends Monday afternoon at a dinner party, which was one of the pretty pret-ty social events given during the summer. sum-mer. Sweet peas woro used throughout the home in tho decorations, a beautiful bouqu6t forming tho centerpiece on the dining room table. The Kensington club was entertained by Mrs. James Willardson Tuesday afternoon. after-noon. Luncheon was served. Mrs. D. C. Jensen of. Logan is a guest at the homo of her mother, Mrs. Petrea Anderson, this week. Miss Hannah KJar of Salt Lake City is spending her summer vacation at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. Dr. NIelson. Miss Helen Olsen of Austin, Nov., has been a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Sorcnsoji during the past 'few days. Tho Misses Ethel and Norma Chrlsten-sen Chrlsten-sen returned from Salt Lake Tuesday, where, they have spent the past summer studying music. Katie Olsen and Maryan Larson of Salt Lake City are home to spend their summer sum-mer vacation. KAYSVILLE. j Special to Tho Tribune. KAYSVILLE, Aug. 20. Tho most elaborate elab-orate social event that has occurred for some time was on Wednesday, when the J. M. club officers entertained about Hfty.of their members and friends at an outing at Saltalr. Melvln F. Barton returned home Wednesday Wed-nesday night from Japan, whero he had spent the past fourteen months doing missionary work. Miss Mollle Barnes entertained a number num-ber of friends at a watermelon parly at her homo on Monday evening. She was assisted In entertaining by Miss Olive Kllfoyle. Miss Ethel Edmonds entertained about twelve young frlonds at a birthday social on Friday evening, In honor of her sixteenth six-teenth birthday. Misses Marguerite Thomassen and Hollls Phillips assisted In entertaining E. S. Fisher of Richfield was in town Tuesday, Louis Brennen of Evanston, Wyo.,- is spending a few weeks in town. Mrs. Vernon Felt returned Friday from Woodruff. Rich county, after a four weeks' visit as the guest of friends. Mrs. R. W. Adams and family left for a two weeks' visit to Thatcher, Utah, Saturday. ' Mrs. S. A, Lowe arrived here We'dncii-day We'dncii-day from Nephi, whero she spent the summer. Misses Sadie Lewis, Nora Smedley and Blanche Lewis, all of Dingh, Bear Lake county, Idaho, aro spending ten days here with their cousin, Miss Olive Kllfoyle. Kll-foyle. Douglns Phillips returned home Wednesday Wed-nesday from Haden, Ida,, whero he has spent the last year. Mrs. Fred Rlddlsh and children of Po-catello. Po-catello. Ida., have been visiting relatives rela-tives here this week. Mrs. Newman Wagstaff of American Forlc. Mrs. William II. Smart of Vernal, Miss Josio Sorcson of Salt Lake Ciiv and Mrs. John Hunter of American Fork have all been visiting this week ns guests of Mrs. J. E. Morton. Mr. and Mrs. E. Wiggle left the first of the week for a two weeks trip through Yellowstone park. Mrs. E. P Ellison is spending a month in Raymond, Canada, visiting relatives. Mioses Cora and Lena Eonncmort re-k re-k turned home on Frldav. after a two weeks' visit In California. They were accompanied home by their brother. Robert Rob-ert H. Bonnomort, who has been spending spend-ing the past year In Arizona. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Grant and family have returned home, after a ten days' visit in Wasatch. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Layton have returned home from an extended trip through Yellowstone park. Hattlo Jarcd and Elmer Dickson of Morgan county aro here as tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Weaver. Mrs. John Bennett left for Blackfoot. Ida., Saturday, where she will spend threo weeks. Mrs. Mary Ellen Roberts left Frldav for an extended visit to Raymond. Canada. Can-ada. Will Bowen returned to EJv, Nov., on" Sunday evening, after a short vlGit here with frlonds. Vornon Strong returned to Kaysvllle Wednesday, after a six months' visit in Hadon, Ida, Miss Inex Lusk returned to her homo in Malad. Ida., Sunday, after an extended visit here. EUREKA.. Special to The Tribune. EUREKA, Aug. 20. Charlos E. nulsh of tho Reporter and wlfo, C. C. Griggs, superintendent of tho May Dav mine, and wlto, and Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Harviellc will leave on next Wednesday for a tour of tho Yellowstone National Park. Mr. and Mrs, J. H. Whltlock have returned re-turned from a sojourn with friends in Sanpeto county. The family of Harry Elmer aro entertaining enter-taining Mrs. G. C. Elmer and daughter, Rea, of Salt Lake. Mrs. Alfred Moyle, who has been spending spend-ing several wocks with American Fork friends, returned home this week. Mr and Mrs. C, C. Griggs and Mrs. Watklns spent the forepart of tho week at tho club house of tho Goshen Duck club on Utah lake. William Scott has returned to Eureka, aftor spending several months In the Jarbldgo district. Mrs. Joseph Schlecht and daughter ro-turned ro-turned on Monday from a visit with Colorado friends. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Fullrldc returned this week, after spending several weeks with their daughter. Mrs. Broadbent" at Hober City. Postmaster James P. Drlscoll. and wlfo spent the week visiting with friends at Salt Lake and Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Hoag will leave next week for Provo to make their future fu-ture home. Frank Davis left this week for a sojourn so-journ witli friends at his old home In Kansas. Mrs. James Knowles is visiting with relatives at Ephraim. Irs B W. Cornish entertained on , bursday evening in honor of Mrs. "W. . Inompson, and a flno luncheon wan bcrved. Mrs. Thompson will return to her home at Los Angeles; Cal., next week, Horbert Hopes and family are visiting with friends at tho capital. S. J. Schnoltter, who, with his family, has been spending tho summer at his Hot Pots resort, near Hober City, returned re-turned to Eureka on Thursday. Mrs. Barnard and Miss Mc AulIfC of Salt Lake are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac J. Barnard. John F. Nellson.of this city took unto himself a bride in the person of Miss Ruby Hunt of St. Joseph, Utah, on Wednesday. Wed-nesday. Mrs. Thomas McCornlck of Chicago is visiting here with her brother, Hugh Heffernan, and her 'son, Thomas McCornlck. Mc-Cornlck. Mrs. R. S. Robertson and Mrs. Joseph Schlecht spent a. couple of days this week at the Fnrragot mine In North Tin-tic, Tin-tic, the guests of Mrs. D. C. Harrington. Harring-ton. Miss Mamie Sullivan and Miss Har-garet Har-garet McDonough aro visiting with friends at Ogden. Mrs. John Murphy Is entertaining her sister, Mrs. J. Sullivan of Nebraska. Tho ladies at the Altar society of St, Patrick's church gave a very entertaining entertain-ing card party at the Miners' Union hall on Thursday evening. In the game of high five the prize winners were Mrs. Dan Martin. Miss Eliza Bonner, P. J. Fenncll and John O'Neill. The ladles served. Ice cream and cake during the evening. Miss Ella Dallln and Miss Alice Ivey visited with Salt Lalrts friends this week. Mrs, Jessie Ernest returned Monday from a sojourn with friends at Spanish Fork. Mrs. Hector Frazer returned this week after spending several days with her daughter, Mrs. J. C. Hyde, at Nephl. Rev. Samuel Allison and wife are attending at-tending tho Methodist conferenco being held at Provo this week. Mrs. Frank Garrlty returned Tuesday from a visit with Provo frlonds. Mr. and Mrs. Nells Noilson of Win ter Quarters aro the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jones of this city, Mrs. Benjamin Thayer and daughter. Winnie Chalivin, of Goshen, are visiting with Eureka friends. Miss Maggie Morrison, who has been visiting for some tlmo with relatives at Scipio, Utah, returned to Eureka " this week. Miss Strang, Miss Maude Sorn. Miss Loretta Dunn and Miss Jenette Whitehead White-head spent the fore part of the week at Costilla Springs. ( LOGAN. Special to The Tribune. LOGAN, Aug. 20. Mrs. Ellen Nlbley entertained at a delightful luncheon Tuesday Tues-day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Wlllard Young of Salt Lake. 'The table was beautifully beau-tifully decorated with pansles and ferns, and covers were laid for Mrs. Young, Mrs. Joseph Howell, Mrs. Luther M. Howell, Mrs. Nlbley and Mrs. Joseph. M. Howell. Miss Ellason entertained informally Tuesday afternoon at tea. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Cates of Provo arrived ar-rived in Logan Wednesday and left Thursday Thurs-day for Logan canyon, where they will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. P, Bacon for a week, Messrs. George Torgeson. Charles Han-, sen, R. L. Campbell. Horace Nebeker, Joel Nlbley and Walter Pyper of Salt Lake left Wednesday for Red Banks, whero they will spend ten days camping, camp-ing, Mrs. Ron Thatcher and son left the early part of the week for their homo in Rexburg. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Thomas and Mrs. Nettie Sloan returned home Monday from a pleasant two weeks' visit at Bear lake. Mrs. Anna Knox, who has been visiting visit-ing with Logan frlonds, returned to her home In the city Tuesday. Several Informal In-formal affairs were given in hor honor during her visit. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Thatcher and daughter, Patience, spent tho week ct Bear lake. R. L. Campbell and son. Bob, spent the early part of the week In the city. Dr. and Mrs. O. 11. Budge are rejoicing rejoic-ing over the arrival of a son. Mrs. R; C. Easton, who has been visiting visit-ing Mrs. M. E. Hanks, left for tho city the early part of tho week, where she will visit for several days before leaving for her home in New York. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Terrv of Denver arc visiting with Logan relatives and friends. Mrs. Horace Nebeker has returned from near lake. MIssVHnrrlot Thatcher and Miss Florence Flor-ence McAllister returned during tho week from Bear lake. 1 Mrs. Wlllard Langton spent the week visiting with Miss Lizzie .McKav at Ogden. Og-den. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Jepperson of Ogden are tho guests of Mr. Jeppersen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Jepperson. Mr. and Mra, Frank B, Wooly have returned re-turned to their home at Garland aftor a pleasant two weeks' visit in Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Enos Hoge of Salt Lake spent Wednesday in Logan, having made the trip by auto, Mr. and Mrs. David Thomas and children chil-dren of Farmington aro tho guests of Mrs. Kate Preston. Mra. Luther Howell is back from a pleasant week'u visit at Bear lake. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Potty of Ogden are tho guests of Mrs. Julia Petty. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Poulton of Salt Lake aro Logan visitors. Mrs. Wlllard Young of Salt Lake Is the guest of Mrs. .Joseph Howell. Miss Fawn Wright of Ogden spent several sev-eral days of the week no tho guest of Mrs. Horace Nebeker. I BRIG-HAM CITY. I Special to The Tribune. BRIGHAM CITY. Aug. 20. Sunday afternoon and evening Mr. and Mrs. John IT. Burt of the' Second ward celebrated In honor of their sixteenth marriage anniversary. anni-versary. The time was a joyful one. On Wednesday evening Mr, and Mrs. Charles D. . Brown entertained In honor of Mesdames Mary Loadbcater of Northampton, North-ampton, England, and Ellzaboth Cheater, sisters to Mrs. Brown, who aro in Mils city on a few weeks' visit. After serving delicious refreshments, the evening was pleasantly spent. Wedn'o.'iday evening Mr. and Mrs. John B. McMaster were given a reception at their homo In the First ward. The party was arranged by tho membors of the McMaster Mc-Master family, and several children wero present. A family supper was tho principal prin-cipal feature of tho evening. The tlm was spent In singing and other musical numbers. Several grandchildren wero also present, Monday Mr. and Mrs. J. M, Jenson, Mesdames R. L. Jenson. J. Scott Jcnson, Claude Jenson and Miss Myrtle Jcnson left for Yellowstone park for an outing of several days. Tho party wero joined at the park by R. Leo Jenson, J. Scott Jenson Jen-son and Claudo Jenson, who loft' two weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Morton of Salt Lake City wore visitors to this city a day or two this week. Miss Lou Horsloy Is in Provo spending her vacation visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. G. W. Stokes and Mrs! Zcko Thompson are in Rockland, Ida., visiting friends. Mrs. Emma Llndloy of Ogden was a guest at tho homo of Mrs. A. E. Munns this week. Mrs. L. T. Poirco of Salt Lake City visited during tho week with Mrs. S. P. Boothe. Mrs, Jones of Salt Lake City was the guest of Mrs. C. T. Anderson Tuesday afternoon. Congressman and Mrs. Joseph Howell were In Brlgham City Wednesday morning morn-ing for a brief visit. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Morlensen of Salt Lake City arc visiting relatives and friends In this city for a number of days. Mrs. L. A. Merrcll and children returned re-turned to their home in Salt Lake City the first of tho week, after an extended visit with relatives in Brlgham. Mr. and Mrs. William Petersen of Ogden Og-den are visiting with Mrs. Petersen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Forsgren. Mrs. W. II, Wright and Miss Florence Wright were visitors to Ogden the first part of tho week. Miss Nora Kottcr returned this week irom an extended visit with her- sister, Mrs, C. Z. Stewnrt. Jr.. of Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Ogaard and children returned this week from a few days' visit with relatives and friends In Newton. "Mrs. Lorenzo N. Slohl is spending the week visiting relatives In Salt Lake City. Miss Elsie Ward, instructor of physical culture at the Salt Lake high school, was visiting relatives and friends in Brlgham City this week. Olger Jacobs'en of Logan visited his parents in this city the first part of the week. Miles Slatter returned to Coalvlllo the first of the week, having spent several days visiting his parents in this city. I BINGHAM. i Special to Tho Tribune. BINGHAM. Aug. 20. The danco given in Canyon hall Friday evening by the Lady Maccabees was a very successful affair, the attendance being largo. Ruth-er's Ruth-er's completo orchestra furnished excellent excel-lent music. Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Graham of Salt Lake were in camp this week, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Forman. Postmaster W. "W. Wilson of Sandy was a camp visitor Thursday. Bingham Is preparing for tho slate firemen's convention, which will be held here next Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Elmer Hill, proprietress of the El-merton El-merton hotel, was in Salt Lake on busl. neas the first of tho week. Charles Hart, foreman at tho Utah Copper mine, spent Thursday in Salt Lake. Mr, and Mrs. William Butler and children chil-dren of n.llenn. wpro In fin If- T.slra 5f,l urday, called there by tho sad 'death of their daughter, Miss Llzzlo Whcatley. Mrs. Frank Strlngham and children are visiting relatives in Ogdon. Rev. Martin Thomas Is attending the M. E. conference held in Provo this week. C. E. Adderley, manager of the Bingham Bing-ham Mercantile company, who was at St. Mary's hospital in Salt Lake the past week, where his wife underwent a serious operation, returned home Thursday. Hyrum Goff. president of the Jordan stake, attended services at the L. D. S. meeting house Sunday evening. W. H. Wright made a trJp to Tooele several days ago. J. M. Doolittle, manager of the Bing-ham-New Haven Mining company, visited visit-ed camp Sunday, Inspecting tho property, A very enjoyable dance was given In Canyon hall Tuesday evening by Mr. Stenstrom. The attendance was large. A novel and pleasant dance was given at "the Canyon hall Tuesday night, August Au-gust lfi, by Mr. and Mrs. Stenstrom, and enjoyed by moro than 175 couples of Bingham's elite society. Music was furnished fur-nished by the Cox orchestra of Mldvale, consisting of seven pieces. Tho selections i,vero fine and rendered In a classic manner, man-ner, bolng encored for tho second and third repeat. For threo special selections selec-tions the applause was not allowed to cease until the orchestra repeated them for the fourth time. Several gentlemen assisted in the direction of social affairs, and 60 perfect was Mr and Mrs. Sten-strom's Sten-strom's floor management that pleasing comments were heard from every source and a universal request was made for another an-other dance within a week. Almost the ontiro crowd remained until the medley at 3 o'clock, when a complimentary cheer was given for the orchestra, and everyone took their departuro homeward feeling they had enjoyed one of the best dances they ever attended, j BEAVER Special to The Tribune. BEAVER. Aug, 20. Miss Bessie Baker I of Minersvllle and Frod White of Beaver were married Saturday at tho courthouse by County Clerk White. Charlos Wolfenden left for Mllford and Salt Lake Tuosday. Mr. and Mrs. William Wood of Minersvllle Miners-vllle were visiting In tho county seat with their daughter, Mrs. Smith Walker, this week. Dr. D. A, McGregor left Monday for an extended trip to Colorado, Wyoming and Idaho. Goorgo W. Woodhouse will reside here this winter, having moved down from the Murdock academy grounds (old Fort Cameron). P. T. Famsworth of Salt Lake City visited In Boaver Thursday. Rev. R. L; Clark left Tuesday for La Grande. Or,, where he has been soloctcd as teacher in the high school. Miss Clara Hesllngton and Will T. Blackner were married Friday afternoon at the home of the groom In tho presence of immediate relatives. Bishop Goorgo Mum ford is in Parowan on a week's visit. Mrs. A. B. Moyer of Fay, Nov., left for her home after a week's visit here with jyelativcs. PARK CITY. -. Special to The Tribune. FS CITY- A,W- 20- Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sutton and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Fargo drovo over to Provo during the week. E.J. Hammond of Nebraska has been In Park this wook, the guest of J. V. Murphy. i M-Sl ,F- Ar- Smli returned to her home In Park Saturday, affer an absence of three months In Washua. Ia. Mrs. Ellen Qulnn lias returned to her home in Soil Lake after a pleasant visit In, Park with firendu. A pleasant affair of tho week was the porch party of Tuesday afternoon given by Mrs. C. M. Wilson at her homo on Park avenue. The afternoon was spent In card playing, "00" being tho game Played, and prizes were awarded to Mrs. Sherman and Miss Lccompte. Mrs. Wilson Wil-son uorvojl delicious refreshments. The invited guests were: Misses Kale Allen and Hannah Lccompte, Ada Stewart, Trafford. Hampton. Mrs. Buck. Mrs. A. B. Williams, Mrs. Fahrendorf, Mrs. ,T, L. Lawrence, Mrs. Woodsen. Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Hurlbut. Mrs. Frankel. Mrs'. Boggs, Mrs. Hedges and Mrs. E. P. Lccompte. Miss Nellie Jennings will leave soon for Ely, Nev whero she has accepted a position in tho public schools of that place. Miss Irma Evans has gone to Ventura, Cal,, where tho young lady will teach during tho coming year. Thursday ovenlng tho members of St. Luko's guild gave a dinner social at Mrs. H. S. Townsend's residence. About fifty people were present. Delicious refreshments re-freshments were sorved, and during tho ovenlng a splendid literary and musical programme was rendered. Dr. Golding' of the Holy Cross hospital hos-pital visited in Park City during the week with John J. Galligan. j C, W. Hodgson was a Salt Lake visitor during the week. Mrs. F. M. 'Smith entertained at a hiimliinn WpflimcrHnv for AUsk Bertha Getsch. Besides the guest of honor, there were present Mrs. M. D Hurlbut, Mrs. Whaley, Mrs. Brldgeland and Mrs. Frankel. Miss Frances Shields of Salt Lake and Miss Emily Foster of Idaho Falls aro visiting with friends and relatives in the Park. Mrs. A. B. Williams entertained at cards 'Monday evening for her cousin, Mrs. Woodson of Missouri. Mrs. Charles Shields of Salt Lako Is tho guest of Mrs. F. W. Sherman. Mr. and Mrs. Whaley are visiting In Park with their daughter, Mrs. Bridge-land. Bridge-land. Misses Minnie and Kathryn Cunningham Cunning-ham are visiting for a few days in Salt Lake. An unusually pleasant affair was that of Thursday evening, when the Misses Trafford. Hampton and Gloss, nurses at the Miners hospital, entertained at dinner din-ner for Mrs. J. E. Tyreo and daughters, who are visiting here from Salt Lake. Tho table was placed outside on the beautiful lawn at that Institution, covers were laid for twelve, and all sorts of good things were had to eat. Several beautiful bouquets of sweet peas were used for decorations on the table. Those present were Mrs. J. E. Tyree, Misses Bessie. Bertha. Ethel and Belle Tyree, Miss Trafford, Miss Hampton, Miss Gloss", Messrs. Mark Wight, Oscar Friendly, Friend-ly, George Qulnn and Frank O. Shields. William Miller has returned from a short visit In Salt Lake. Dr. J. E. Zimmerman returned home from Colorado Tuesday morning and with him came Mrs. Zimmerman, his bride of hut a few rlavs. The vounc COUDle will be at home to their friends in tho Clapp residence on Park avenue about September Septem-ber 1. The doctor Is quite well known here and his friends wish tho couple a long and happy wedded life. Misses Bessie, Bertha and Belle Tyree. William Rossberg. Oscar Friendly and Frank A. Shields rode over to Brighton Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Dunlapp and Miss Tessle NHes chaperoned a bunch of youngsters up the tramway Wednesday. A lunch was served and all sorts of games played, and a jolly lime enjoyod by all. Jessie Drake was an Incoming passenger pas-senger Friday morning. . David Gclger Is visiting for a few days with relatives and friends In Park. Members of tho M. E. Sunday school class spent Wednesday at Brighton. Miss Ada Stewart. Mrs. Woodson and son, Stewart, were Salt Lake passengers Thursday afternoon, after a visit in the citv for a few days. Mrs. Woodson will r, in Urr- V.r.rrn In ATlccnilrl Mrs. M. D. Hurlbut has returned to her home In Salt Lake, after a pleasant visit In Park City with Mrs. Julius Frankel. j PROVO. Special to Tho Tribune. PROVO, Aug. 20. Tho following well-known well-known Provo people enjoyed a trip to tho mouth of Provo river and a launch ride on Utah lako Monday afternoon: Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Fargo, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sutton, Mrs. Ida Tooley, Miss Carrlo Sutton and Lin Kimball.- The members of the Anaga club mot at the homo of Miss Kitty Leetham on Tuosday night, and after the usual business busi-ness was disposed of, a social evening was spent. Those present were: Misses Lizzie Dodd, Hilda Litchfield, Edna Knudsen. Floss Park, Etta Goddard, VI-lata VI-lata Knudsen, Hazol Boren. Beulah Giles. Bess Eastmond, Annie Evort, Addle Ad-dle Stewart. Mre. W. B. Starr, wife of tho popular Rio Grande Western Hebor branch conductor, con-ductor, has gono back to Los Angeles, Cal., whore the climate has proven of much benefit to her health. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sutton and Mrs. Sherman Fargo havo returned to tholr homes in Park City, after a very pleas- ant visit in Provo, the guests of Mrs, R. D. Sutton. Mrs. Eliza S. Stewart entertained at dinner Tuesday In honor of Mrs. Eva S. Haynes of Portland, Or. Covers wore laid for ten. Miss Leona Goodwin has returned to her Provo home, after a five-weeks visit ,.-ltl, IVIanrlu In Coif T Plf.. Mrs. A. H. Taylor has returned to her home in Salt Lake, aftor a pleasant outing spent at tho ranch of Stewart Bros., at the head of Provo rlvor. Mrs. Ida Tooley of Park City Is visiting vis-iting in tho Garden City with her broth-er, broth-er, Lin Kimball. The following Provo people are rusticating rusti-cating at Springdell resort in Provo canyon: can-yon: Mrs. Jesse Knight. Mrs. Fred W. Taylor, Mrs, M. L. Pratt, Mrs -L, Hoi-brook. Hoi-brook. Mrs, J. R. Twolves, Doctor and Mrs. W. R. Pike. Mrs. Joslah Beck, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Lester Mangum, Mrs. J. W, Knfght and Mrs. Badgor of Salt Lako. A Jolly party from Salt Lake City, chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Raucher. is spending the week at Upper Falls hi Provo canyon. They are: Hazel Ostler. Clare Tuchllold, J. B. Snyder and C. N. Corruther6, Doctor and Mrs. R. A. Irvine, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Irvlno. Judge and Mrs. S. R. Thurman of Salt Lnko City, have ro-turnod ro-turnod to tholr homes, after threo weeks spent at Upper Falls In Provo canyon. Tho Sorosls Junior club mot Thursday night at tho homo of Miss Flosslo Dunn. A paper on "Queen of Scots" was given by Miss Fay Loose, nnd ono on tho "Chamlnadc," by Miss Anna Newell. Miss Etta Brown and Miss Hosic. members of tho Nebraska state normal school, are visiting with Mr, and Mrs. F. E. Brown of this city. The ladles stopped off here on their return Jrom a trip to tlwi Yellowstone park. The engagement of Miss Alice Nlblev, daughter of C. W. Nlbley of Salt Laki, and Herold R. Smoot, son of Senator Reed Smoot. has been announced, the marriage to take place in the early fall. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Irvine, Jr., left Thursday morning for a six-weeks tt p through tho eastern states. While in Chicago they will be tho guests of Mr, and Mrs. Levy, who spent a part or int. summer hore. The Siowart family held their annual reunion Saturday at the Castllla Springs resort. About 125 were present. An interesting in-teresting programme was rendered, and tho afternoon was pleasantly spent in dancing and sports. The young ladles of the Agenda club entertained the For-Get-Me-Not club at a delightful lawn party Saturday night. The lawns were beautifully llghtod with Japanese lanterns and cosy corners wero arranged about the placo. Dainty refreshments re-freshments were served. Those present wero: Misses Llzzlo Woods, Boss bast-mond, bast-mond, Beulah Gllca, Floss Barney, Bertha Gadd, Carrlo Bayles and Mrs. Jennlo Strong, and Messrs. Frank Hall. Elmer Strong. Eugono Litchfield. Walter Knudsen, Knud-sen, Alfred Larsen and Edward Erlckson. Doctor and Mrs. Fred W. Taylor and family. Mrs. Roso Searle, MIhs Lnel Irvine, Ir-vine, havo returned from a tour of the Yellowstone pari:. Mrs. Sam Schwab entertained a number num-ber of frlonds at an Informal bridge party Saturday afternoon in honor of Miss Miriam .Nclke of California. Mrs. J. II. Donhalter and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Jcnson and daughters, spent last Sunday in Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sundstrom and Miss Eva Roblson spent the fore part of this week visiting with relatives In Salt Lake City. Mrs, Ellzaboth Bonnomort of Salt Lake City Is visiting In Provp, the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Daisy Chamberlln. Mrs. Lottlo Ehlers and Miss Josephlno Kellogg of Mcrcur, Utah, spent several days this weok visiting relatives and frlendc in tho Garden City, and while here wero tho guests of Mrs. Etta Rotter. j MURRAY. Special to The Tribune. MURRAY, Aug. 20. Mr. and Mrs. Goorgo Hus,chor, together with a party of five, have left for a trip through Yellowstone Yellow-stone park. Tho party took a complete camping outfit. Ray Conyora of Payson, formerly of this place, was in Murray this week for a few days' visit with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bird and family, who have been spending a few days among the crags In Big Cottonwood canyon, can-yon, have returned. Ernest Allen of McCammon, Ida,, Just returning from a two year mission to tho southern states, was In Murray for a few days this week. The Misses Jean Cannogloter and Ruby White aro home, from Brlgham City, whero they have been spending a weok with friends. Mrs. J. D. Torronce and son, Maynard, have returned from a month's visit at Weleer, Ida. Will Thompson and his friend left on Thursday evening for Brighton, whoro they contemplate remaining for two weeks with friends who aro now rusticating In tho wilds there. Felix Oberland is In town from Idaho, where ho has boon sojourning on a ranch. J. L. Mulr of Heber City has been hero for a few days, visiting with his daughter, daugh-ter, Mrs. T. C. Pclrce. A farewell entertainment was given Or-rin Or-rin Fisher by his sister this week at the Fisher home In Mill Creek. Quite a largo gathering was present during the evening, even-ing, A dainty luncheon was served, Mr. Fisher expects to leave shortly for Germany, Ger-many, v. Miss Cambylene ErickBoli has boon visiting vis-iting frlonds at Sandy for more than a week. Sims Walker of Oak Creek. Utah, spent a few hours In town on a short business trip this week. Miss Stella Jensen, who has been visiting visit-ing relatives in Murray for a fortnight, will leave shortly for her home in ML Pleasant, whero she will spena the winter. win-ter. The Rev. A. B. Parry and family aro' homo from Black Rock, whero they have been spending a short vacation. Walter Means of Idaho Falls is here to spond the remainder of tho summer. .Milan Bentz has returned from a short stay in California. Miss Amy Morris, who has been In Kemmerer, Wyo., for more than a month, has returned to hor home In this city. B. S. Stewart, after a vacation In Wyoming, is again back at the State bank. Friends here of Miss Thorsea Cahoon and Bruce Freeze will be surprised to learn that they were secretly married last March at Logan, 'during the time Miss Cahoon was attending school at tho A. C. U. The matter had been kept such a profound secret that not even the members mem-bers of the families of tho two young people were mado aware of the existing nuptials. Both Mr and Mrs. Jreozo are well known hero, having made this city their home for a number or years. They will reside here in the future. NEPHI. Special to The Tribune. NEPHI. Aug. 20. Mrs. Charles H&ynns and Mis Edna Haynes are visiting in Salt Lake, John Hall returned Sunday evening-from evening-from a two years' mission in England. Miss OHvo Syndergaard la in Richfield this week. Mrs. Ernest Forrest spent tho week in" Salt Lake. Miss Allio Bryan came down from Salt Lake Tuesday to spend her vacation. Miss Laverne Tanner Is visiting friend in Milford and Beaver. irienas Miss Stella Cox has gone to La Grande Or., to visit for everal weeks. ' Mrs. Joe Ostler and children are spending spend-ing several weeks lri Strawberry valley. Miss Jennie Vorhees returned Monday to her homo in Mantl. SakrLakc?8SlC W' CartCr 18 vlsltin& In lnSaft'llK HawkIns 18 Siting friends Miss Laverne Miller Is spending her vacation In Strawberry valley. Walter Sells returned Sunday evenimr from a two years' mission in England 5 M,r" .nnci ?Ir?' ,w,u HenroW spent last week in Salt Lake. "u iasi Miss Hazel Sporry of Salt Lake Is th guest of Miss Ida Foote. tnC t, Mr- and Mrs. A. J. Udall entertains the Governor's club at the liomo f v. j1"" Mrs. CharlOB Haynes MondSyvi!,: ing. Tho lawn was decorated with TnnnU ese lanterns. Dancing ws the ch ef 7orm LTment- DeUc,0US rofresttg SatrLaaknod vfcsi;,XyweMkCCartney a" laTdWor Emma Kearns and Mr n? Mrs' both of San Bernardino. Cai I T& J,??'?' were Mrs Bullock and Mrs. Tuckerr Provo and Jacob Coleman. -ucKer of Miss Lavol Pyper of Knit tni,. i , guest of Mr, J. N. C? Pexton. ,S lho "Grandma" Golden entortnlnn,i days of last week in honor of w two enty-fifth birthday. The flr8t dni LoOV reunion of her children? and th .-a8 2 dywa. a gathering Vr SSK Rl?hfieldGCnl CQnd,and 18 v'8'ting An Earl Pitt went to Los Angeles Wodnes- MANTL Special to Tho Tribune. MANTI. Aug. 20. Ono of tho prottlcBt home weddings of the season took placn Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Anderson of this place, vhon their eldest daughter, Genovlove, and James Wesley White of Salt Lake City ' were united In marriage. Mayor W. b. Lowry officiated. Tho room whore tho ceremony took placo was beautifully decorated deco-rated In pink and whlto. One side of tho room was banked with pink nnd white nsters, sweet peas and gkulloles and festooned fes-tooned with pink and white streamers from the corners of lho room. Tho couple stood among the flowers, whllo Mavor W. B. Lowry performed the cero- i-mony. i-mony. The bride was attired in a hand- some embroidered white net droas, and the .groom wore the conventional black. After congratulations dinner was served on the lawn, which was beautifully lighted with electric lights. Dinner was served in courses and enjoyed by 100 guests. The groom's mother, Mrs. A. V Over-holt Over-holt of Salt Lako, was prcocni; also rcla- , lives from Provo and Ephraim. Twelve young ladios of the Marasol club, of which the bride was a mombor, assisted in serving the dinner and punch, which was served from a booth. Many beautiful and costly presents wero received. One of special spe-cial mention wos a twenty-four-piece sot from Chicago, and handsome silverware from Niagara Falls. N, Y. Tho young couple left Friday for Salt Lake, where they will make their home for the present. pres-ent. Mlsa Margaret Hornung entertained a , few of hor friends Monday afternoon. Dainty luncheon was served. S One of tho pleasant features of tho J, week was the musical section of the Lit- V crary club, which was held Thursday m afternoon at tho homo or .Mrs. Allco Bird.', All members were present, nnd .i tho lesson was given by Mrs, Bird. The J study of "Handel" was reviewed. The m visitors wero Mra. J. W. Cherry of Mt. Pler.sant, Mrs. Anderson of Provo and Mrs. Hattle Anderson. Delicious refresh- M mentB were sorved by the', hostess. m Mr. and Mrs". James Crawford, Julius Chrlstensen, Carlyle Munk, Jacob Flkstad and Will Anderson left Tuesday for the i, Uintah reservation. ' Mrs. Camilla Nelson entertained at a 2 o'clock dinner Thursday afternoon In compliment com-pliment to Mrs. Mary Phillips of Orange, Cal. Covers wore laid for six. Mrs. J. .H. Hornung entertained informally in-formally Wednesday from 2 to 9 o'clock for her daughter, Lillian, and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Charlos L. Johns of Salt , Lake, who havo been spending- the summer sum-mer here. Mr, and Mrs. Johns left Thursday for American Fork to attend E the teachers' convention thoro, after which thoy will return to their homo In Salt Lako, whero Mr, -Johns la engaged In teaching at tha Collegiato Institute. Mrs. Carl Gortab entertained' Saturday for her daughter, Lucllo, who was eight years old. Dainty refreshments were jjerved after tho children had enjoyed themselves with outdoors sports. The ladles of the North Ward Relief society met at tho hall Monday to make quilts for the poor and needy. Miss Mana Nelson and Miss Jennla Work entertained at a C o'clock dinner Tuesday evening In honor of Mrs. Mary Phillips of California, Covers were laid, for eight. i Tho Acacia club was pleasantly entertained enter-tained Thursday evening by Miss Laura Jensen. There were ton ladles . present and tho evening was spent In sewing until un-til 11:30, when a delicious lunch wa3 served by tho hostess. The rooms were artistically decorated with yellow, pink and green. Mrs. J. P. Nelson entertained at din- ner Saturday for Miss Jennie Work in M honor of her birthday. M Mrs. J. H. Carpenter was a charming M hostess Monday afternoon, when she en- tertained complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johns of Salt Lake. Delicious ice croam and cake were served during R the afternoon. A Mrs. Alice Wooley ontertained very 2fl delightfully Saturday afternoon in honor of Dr. Mallor. who is visiting here! De- licious luncheon was sorved early in the m evening. fl Mr. and Mrs. Archibald Buchanan en- 19 tertained very pleasantly Sundny after- S noon for their daughter, Reva. The occa- M slon was her birthday. Dainty refresh- ments were served to large crowd of friends. Sj Dr. G. W. Martin and wife. Myrtle Nel- S son and Miss Jennie Work left Thursday c fl for American Fork to attend the annua"l teachers convention and meeting of M Synod. Which Will rnnvAnn tVinr fny on-..- H era! days. K Mr. and Mrs, James Anderson enter- fl talned at dinner Monday evening. There K were about fifteen present. The evening U was spent in social chat and refresh- S ments were served about midnight. B Mrs. J. W. Cherry of Mt, Pleasant Is S visiting with her slstor, Mrs. H. S. Kerr. fl ,V,e R- class was held at the home of Mrs. William Olsten Tuesday afternoon, H and a very profitable programme carried out. A good crowd was out. mm I MOUNT PLEASANT. 1 Special to Tho Tribune fl T.rai- PHEASANT. Aug. 20. The North fl Ward Mutual will entertain the South B w-ard on Saturday evening on the lawn H of the North ward, 1 Miss Helda Madison entertained at fl luncheon on Monday, covers being laid S for eight. xIH Miss Hannah Madison left Friday for ?fl Gunnison for a fow days. IH i1 s?oly.as returned from a fort- K night's stay in Salt Lake. H On Thursday tho O. N. G. club gave store6 cream partv at the Sutton drug S Miss Maggie Candland has been a Ne- jfl pnl visitor for a week or ton days. HH Mrs. S. E. Jensen returned Wednesday irom a month'B trip to Idaho. MR i,JF.h i' T G- RlrIs entertained with a wM hayrack ride on Friday. Tv!?rp7 Madson. Sr.. returned on 9$ Wednesday from a ten days' trip to Sco-f fi r!1is prances Jenson left on Wednesday fl Salt Lake to join her father and H mother, who are spending a few days on lM their return from a delightful trip to jM iCHowstono park. frnlXs' SitG,Vft, Truskit returned this week from a delightful trip. H niMwi0?? th0Be attending the races in flB Ri i A?Id ni;e, Dr- a" Mrs. Roy Burch and Mr. and Mrs. A, D. Sutton. 9H iai.?ettcrs,",or Grand Junction. Colo., fll Pleasant reltttlves and fr'emds in ML J tw" r?Sss ,Anderson returned Monday ifl perform an operation. flfl RnAr?i,rum Joh,nEn. manager of the Wa- V jRfl Toui fSpntHe store Is visiting Salt Kj Lako and Provo this week. flfl unnA rMr' .Ie,elfers and wlfo have re- Wtt rrS wnIron,,,S?,t Lak0- wJ'ro Mr. Meek- ID Pderfastunday.fiU Ul6 PU,plt f H lnMth m?s,Q Hsard, the head lady 91 " ,mll1UnI7 department of the Pro- WM Sioss, Is in Salt Lake buying fall goods. fll BJl'nt'!meal Cherry Is In Mantl, tho MM guest of her sister, Mrs. Kerr- KM of Jn!?e ErIc,ltsn returned tho early part was nftn.elc Kom IHehfleld. whore he flH of w,iSt?nd,nff, tI,e moat Ins of the board or dlroctors of tho Jumbo Plaster mills. WfJ in'T?J,nfr tho59 attending the conferenco . Lainey ar and Mra" 7Uork and M,3S MM lmw'li .,Mrs- Barton of Los Angeles flH nndfeenste,eely!ueijl8 aU Week f S0na,r tiinir MT?' Ford Rasmussen have as jSK SooWfef"" fatner avnd m i f vin,nf? ' large dancing patf J J miSa, P inchon?r of the militiamen whd i M returned on Sunday from Camp Otla. ! |
