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Show Social Happenings in Cities and Towns of Utah 1 tr - : r i OG-DEN. j : ftt' w have arrived in Washington, v v ?S'C vhming St. Paul. Mlnne- l 'olm and Columbus cn route. A to remain in Was hlngton .ie winter, going to the New to cost r the summer and re-. re-. e to OFtlen in Hie early fall. ' I'''S ir C Maiwon left Thursday morn-"tlk morn-"tlk Dayton. 0., where she will spend tlm Mrs II Marls or Jackson, . i hi the city for a winter :is- in lc local fort office, In the u 7! S iv.nurtnint. Mrs. Maris was y MIM sSnia Kelly of this city. Tnenli Scowcroft will entertain iH&f Lltcran- club at Its llrst ' after lhe holiday. Wednesday. O B Kelly left for her home In '5 nJcV Monday, after a two weeks V,U SftR friends and relatives in Og- &Ir Kellv was formerly Miss ian? L & Dison of this city. .'Historical society met with Mrs. Price I Wchsel at her home Saturday, ' i U. A book review was given e'C? I J. M- Cansc. followed by several T,., ' 1 numbers. DBJ -II H. Spencer will be hostess HlOtW 'fibers of the "500" club Thurs- ttfllft jV A, Turner entertained eighty- ... wis at a theater party at the Orel Or-el Ui RaturtJay afternoon, In honor or IP I tfmondA LlttlefieM of San Fran-dl.ftcr Fran-dl.ftcr the matinee an elaborate infw &as served to the guests at the Won hotel 'The tables were boautl-htr boautl-htr Ifcoralcd with Oregon grapevines, wd holly. T"c Pacc 0,irds wcro 'sign. iMrs. Ralph E. Hong and Mr. Harold X Tcery have Issued for a dancing parly lo be In- Colonial on the evening ot Mrs. N" A. irath have re-,n re-,n a visit with Mrs. Heath's Hebron. Neb. t Noble Grand club was cn-'ucsday cn-'ucsday by Mrs. McFaiinnd at :ha Rocicty met Monday after- home of Mrs. II. H. Spencer, f previously announced, with . Cedes, when plans for the charity work wcro considered. Iic-r CP. the society will meet II. C. Blgclow at tho Reed its. who lias. been visiting hor . Sadie West, since the mld-:lober, mld-:lober, left Monday for her allcjo, Cal. Z of the Child Culture club Wednesday , afternoon at the rp Lon Scott.' An Interesting "Unselfishness" was read by rick Clifl. A feature of the was the reading of clippings crap box. Mrs. S. Kohn ren-ral ren-ral piano selections, after eshmenl6 were served. The rued to meet after the holl-Ire. holl-Ire. Mllford Wl.'llanis, Tuesday, lucrt and her daughter, Mln-Niursday Mln-Niursday in Salt Lake wedding tool: place Wednes- at the home of Dr. and Mrs. d. when Miss Lillian U. C. n, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain, and Fred A. Grand Junction, Colo., were nrrlase. the Rev. John Edward Mating. Only the relatives and c friends witnessed the ccre-e ccre-e bride, who was given In y her father, wore a gown of w. th a blue chiffon overdress uh rcal lace and carried a Qunt of roses and ll'les of the s was attended by Miss MIna rHcsnwid, gowned in Hunv me silk. Byron Fomlund ac-the ac-the bridegroom .as best man. lerta Rogers of Grand eh er of ulc hrl6e. aye.1 Mendelssohn's wed-. wed-. the bridal partv stand-1 stand-1 a bell r.i roses, smllax and ujihb whllo the impressive iny was pronounced. '19 cv;fuIn Punch was served l jftrn'oper ai,ti M,ss iiazft i. wedding supper was served t ,m i inibeln Jccorated with '. ind lilies of the valley. Cov-t Cov-t rhursdnv for an extend.-d coast ,.tleS .and after sp" I -'netl Diego will rcce ve k n their new home aL tiir-glli tiir-glli and Teller streets. Grand Ali'..,iTh ou,"Of-town cuests Alberta ltoger..; Mrs. Samuel nd Junction. Colo.: Mr. and L .L""dT- Salt Lake City: .Miss on ot feSveV.,Ke,C8' 21,1,1 MrS' ?Lrec? I3sli,er chapter No. aVln ,Eastfrn Star. Cnve a tea nlc temple Wednesday after-Ttf'Cf after-Ttf'Cf LHcray aml Scicce c hiif.1 op?" '"eetlnir of the avI f1' s,llO'l niuslc room vnjot B'A Mr!Cand rL ,n,cctl,,5 of the G. A. RoSi'i al lhc 1,ome or tuSC, f C R. ' i tb!J ciK1 c' Hftcr a V,SIL oSarvoni1.echan left Thureday Rll? h. ;v.eb?r. academy. Miss i PROvo- ' .-Wondav ieia Y" university colc-p colc-p ,J?vn,0rI ,f, birthday 1 K Provl.rln?,ia11.' President of j-&uf,aiS,Vbi.a recont lilcr- lilllt WCl Le d,,its ,flrfit meetlne DhlpWncer JnW,Mra Bennett Cash, Jm' Milton rtM1 Ml8- Beatrice japa. nwn Bootn and Missi Ber- "BWfnii1 Qutlon club oD.B, the tahU. if1 1110 ccnlcr-cftS ccnlcr-cftS 'h! C0Vre "tVer 2CfC8Str.etfl,icd a num. H?i(kd., ai hcr hme in Plcaaaut w SfcClSSonC1!ltiu,p" c,,,b 1,cd LMffcl J'!,r(' 11 "t'l, a. lecture on VirKPn olSH?1-"8 ,ellruilned tutirU wlii c.,,WUBe u'aM tf-ffj tf-ffj SUeslaoill VT" 'l'h club iaoiiif. Chorlca HedcJUBt. Mrs. E. E. Corfman and Miss Ethel Noon. The Utah Sorosls club met Wednesday aftornoon at the Hotel Roberts. The principal paper was read by Mrs. James Honrle. and interesting; readings were aleo given by Mrs. A. C. Lund, Mrs. Jacob Ja-cob Colman and Mrs. R. R. Irvine. Jr. Mrs. Mary E. Bunnel gave a reception Frlduy evening at her home in Lake Mew in honor of the marriage or uer daughter Emma to James T. Blake, the marrlago having occurred In the Salt Ixilcc temple December 4. One hundred guests -were present and many beautiful presents were received. Mr. and Mrs. Blake will make their homc In Vineyard. Vine-yard. The entire receipts at the Princess heater December JS. Friday, were given to tlie widows and orphans of the city. o"V " ,cI,ock to ; t-lTc entertainment was lor adults and from 3 to was for children. ft, onZerl wua given In College hall at li t. university Friday night under tho direction of Prof. Robert Saner. It was one of the most successful affairs of the kind this season. .JP'' promises to be the most elaborate elabo-rate affair of the month Is the charity htv on If H Vc" ;rl,dav evening. Decem-' Decem-' 5 $ ,l ie seller societies of the live wards of the city. The arrangements rot tnc affair ha.vo been placed In the hands of committees, who are working .rdi' . T1,i5 ,Somm.1Ut'e 0,1 arrangements consists of Mrs. James Gray, chairman; Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Lund. Mr. and Mrs. i'rS' t01?11' ,Mrs- GcQ1'Se S. Taylor and Mrs. J. jr. Jensen. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Biersach have returned re-turned home, after spending the past seven weeks visiting Mr. Blcrsaeh's parents par-ents in ersailles, Mo. They expect to leave soon for California and will spend' the balance of the winter there. Miss Wilnilrth Brown, daughter of Mr. Louisa Brown of the Third ward, was married in the Salt Lake temple, u cdnesdoy to Cleveland A. Brown of Alpine. Al-pine. Utah. ! ,Thc Daughters of the Pioneers met Thursday afternoon in the Central school building, when Mrs. TT. J. Hayward and Mrs. Anna Meyer, officers of tho state organization, were in attendance. One of the delightful affairs of the week was the dancing partv given W cducsday evening In the. First ward social hall by the 131111c club. The hall was decorated In holiday colors. Fifty couples were present. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Duke entertained with a delightful family dinner at their home Sunday last, the affair being In honor of Mrs. Duke's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boardman. Chrysanthemums Chrysanthe-mums were used In decorating the tabic. Among the gueBta were Mr, and Mrs. Robert Boardman, Jr., Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Jo-seph Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stre-bell, Stre-bell, Mr. and Mrs. John Boardman. Mr. and Mrs, Rondo Simmons. Miss Lavcrn Ward and Miss Eernicc Boardman.. Mr. apd Mrs. William H. Ackrovd announce an-nounce the engagement of their daughter daugh-ter Florence to John II. Souter. the marriage mar-riage to take place Christmas day. Mrs. D. IsT, Adamson of Pleasant Grove spent the past few days visiting in the garden city, a guest of Mrs. JS, W. Blb-bens. Blb-bens. Music lovers and society folk generally gener-ally are looking forward with pleasant anticipation to the concert next Wednesday Wednes-day by the tabernacle choir, wheh Miss Emma Lucy Gates will appear in Provo for tho Ilrat time since her illness. Friday evening at the Central school an interesting programme was given when students from each of the city schools participated In a story-telling contest about characters in ancient history. his-tory. The Parker school was represented by Lillian Taylor and Zclla Justisoiu the Maeser by Helen McCoard and Albert Page: the Franklin by .Dora Singleton and Solomla Pcay; fhc Tliiipanogos by Melva Ilodson, lOIton Taylor, Leonard Spendlove and Myrtle Woods. Members of tho Relief corps, tho G. A. R. veterans, and the Pioneers and Indian War veterans will be the guests of the schools at the Central school building one day next week. WhJlc the date has not been set. an interesting programme Is being arranged. LOGAN. j I f LOGAN. Dec. 11. Ono of the notable social cventK of the week was the charity ball Monday evening at the Auditorium, under the auspices of the A. C. Woman's club. Tho ball was the rlrst of its kind cor given in Logan. The club members are encouraged with the delightful success suc-cess of the affair. The auditorium was beautifully decorated for the occasion in red and green, carried out In Christmas suggestions. In the center of tho hall a large Christmas tree, artistically adorned In silver and gold and lighted with In-candescents, In-candescents, made an attractive center decoration. Around the hall, trees were placed ornamented with tinsel and lighted light-ed with streamers of lights In colors of red and green. The west end cf the hall was converted Into a reception room and here card tables were arranged for those who did not care to dance. Seldom are so many beautiful gowns worn In Logan as were seen Monday at the charity ball. From a social standpoint stand-point the evening will be remembered with much pleasure. A delightful affair of Thursday afternoon after-noon was tho reception nt which Mrs. Eldon Prentice Bacon entertained about sixty of hcr friends to meet Mrs. Ernest Clifton Bacon, wife of E. C. Bacon, now arrivals In Logan. The Bacon home on West Center street was decorated with a color scheme of green and pink. In tho living room, where tho guests were received, re-ceived, pink curnatlonn were used, and here Mrs. Bacon was nssistcd in receiving re-ceiving by Miss Charlotte Kyle. The dining room was extremely effective. AH tho detailo were carried out In pink and green, A large candelabra, shaded with pink shades, was the center decoration of tho table, whllo plnl: table stands and smilax completed tho pretty effect. Aa-slstlng Aa-slstlng in the dining room wcro Mrs. A. II. Thompson, Mrs. J. E. Shcpard. Mrs. R. L. Campbell, Mies Elizabeth Smith, Ml8 Helen Bacon, Miss NIblcy and Miss Helen Thompson- One of tlie moat enjoyable private dancefl that has been given hero this season waa the party given Friday evening even-ing bv Mr. and Mrs. Moses Thatcher. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Cardon, Dr. and Mrs, O. IL Budge and Mr, and Mrs. Jo-Kcph Jo-Kcph Odell. Tlie danco was at the Fourth ward amusement hall, which was beautifully adorned In Christmas decorations. Dainty refreshments were served during the evening. The Wobyca society met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Lorcn Merrill, Mer-rill, with Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Norton as hostesses. A very interesting lecture was given by Prof. Frank Dainca on the "Mechanical Theory of Life." A vocal solo was given by L. .Haddock. Dainty refreshments Were served. A large number of guests were present. The Clio circle held an interesting session ses-sion Wednesday at the homo of Mrs. Luther M. HowcllK. The topic "The Power of Darkness," by Tolstoi, was given by Prof. George Hendricks. Miss Carrie Thomaa gave a. delightful vocal 30I0. At the conclusion of tho programme pro-gramme refreshments were served by tho hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ray B. West, Miss Margaret Nibley and Miss Edna Nlbloy. The Invited guests were: Mrs. J. P. Smith, Jr.. Mra. Kay West, Mrs. G. W. Thatcher. Mrs. H. G. Nebeker and Mra. George Hendricks. The Joseph Smith company of the Daughters of tho I'lonecrs met Tuesday at tho homo of Mrs, Isaac Smith, at a party In honor of the returning officers of the camp. Tho programme consisted of responses, which wore clover and Interesting, In-teresting, given by tho eleven retiring ladles. Tho rooms wore adorned with chrysanthemums. Dainty refrcchments were served. At the conclusion of the afternoon, each retiring officer was pre-uented pre-uented -with a handsomo plate, given them by tho newly-elected officers. A delightful mualcale was given Thursday evening by Mr. and Mr, W, W. Phelps In honor of their eighteenth wedding anniversary. It was given at,, the Phelps home, which was artlatlcall , decorated for the occasion, and sonic of 1 the beat musical talent in Logan was heard. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Mary II. Hanson announces the engagement of her daughter Vesta to R. P. Cahoon of Salt Lake City. Tho marriage mar-riage will take place in Logan in the near future. Miss Elizabeth McClure of Des Moines, la., Is visiting with friends in Logan. It will be interesting news to the many Logan friends of Major and Mrs, Henry p. btyer to hear of the promotion of Major Stycr to the rank of lieutenant colonel. Colonel and Mrs- Stycr have twice been stationed in Logan In tho Interest In-terest of the agricultural college. Mr. and Mrs. William Hansen entertained enter-tained at u delightful family party at their home Tuesday evening In honor of Mrs. Ida Matson Hanson, lyho will leave soon to nmke her homc In Salt Lake. A supper was served. Thirty-four Thirty-four guests were present. B. F. RItor left Wednesday on a business busi-ness thip In tho state of Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Xebeker spent the week end In Ogden. Guy Alexandra left Tuesday for Jits home in Heber. after a pleasant three-weeks three-weeks visit here, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Thatcher. Mr. and .Mrs. J. A. McClockcv left 1 ucsday for Philadelphia, Pa., 'where they will spend the holidays with relatives rela-tives and friends, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ballard have returned from Ogdcn. i ' PARK CITY. " i PARK CITV. Dec. 11. The Woman's Athenaeum held its regular meeting Monday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. I la gar. A paper was read by Mrs. Ma-gar Ma-gar on Shelley. Then L. B. Wight spoke on "Laws Relating to Women and the Home." Paul Billings left for Topeka. Kan., i-rJday afternoon to remain over the holidays. holi-days. Mrs. Gertrude JTagar entertained very pleasantly Saturday afternoon the members mem-bers of the "oOu" card club and a few other friends. G, E. Hedges entertained (he mcmbora of the Evening Card club at the Daly TYel. Mine Friday evening. The invited guests were Miss Lusty, Messrs. and Mesdamcs Drounings. Frank els. Allen, bhort, Armstrong, McEwan, Forslund, Whltely and Lockhart. The Cotillion club met Wednesday evening and. as usual, good music and I an enjoyable time was had. The members of the Pythian Sisters Birthday club entertained their friends at Society hall Wednesday evening at cards, music and dancing. Mrs. Henry Hughes entertained tho members of St. Luke's guild Frldav afternoon af-ternoon at her home on Woodsido avenue. ave-nue. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Welsh spent the week In Park. Jay Johnson was In the Park the first of the week. Joseph Murphy of Ely, Xov is visiting In the Park with his mother. Silver Leaf 'lodge No. Daughters of Robekah, elected the following officers Tuesday evening: P. Is". G.. Mrs. E. Berg: N". G., Mrs. H. Forsman: V. G., Miss Laura Uuddy; recording secretary, Mrs. Lizzie Kneale; financial secretary. Mrs. Jennie Blnkard: treasurer, Mrs. E. Balla3; trustee, Miss Grace Stringer. The Modern Woodmen of America held Iholr regular meeting Thursday evening in I. O- O. F. hall and elected officers! for the ensuing term. The officers are as follows: Gus Johnson, consul: Wll-1 Ham West, advocate: W. R. Jefford, j banker; C. T. Prlsk, clerk: 11. T. Dalley, escort: James McDonald, watchman: Thomas Orr, sentry; John Deaiion, trustee; trus-tee; Dr. A. A. Browning, physician. Miss McKay, who Iihs spent several months In tho Park with hcr sister, Mrs. Sutherland, was called, to her home in Calgary. Alberta. Canada, by the deatli of her brother. AMERICAN FORK. j i AMERICAN FORK, Dec. li. Mlsa Delia Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Niels Nelson of this city, was married to James C. Kirkendahl of Mammoth, Utah, at Salt Lake Thursday. After a honeymoon trip they will bo at home to their friends at Mammoth. Mrs. Susie Andruo of Provo was visiting visit-ing relatives here the fore part of the week. She leaves shortly for Washington Washing-ton city to Join her husband. Washington Chlpnmn returned home from a month's visit in Old Mexico the fore part of tho week. He reports that lie saw nothing of the trouble that they aro having in that country, the part that he visited not being In rebellion. The Home Dramatic club presented the play, "Comrades," at the Liberty theater the-ater Saturday night to a crowded house. Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Snyder will move to Salt Lake shortly after the first of the year to mnko their homo there. The U. D. S. missionary committee gave another popular dance at Apollo hall Friday Fri-day night. Chief Engineer Arntz of the Interurbau railway spent tho week at American Fork. A. P. Merrill of Provo, superintendent of the Knight Power company, was an American Fork visitor Friday. BINGHAM. j ii I ' BINGHAM, Doc. 11. Ivies L, Beck-stead Beck-stead and Miss Leah Parry wcro married mar-ried Thursday afternoon, Judgo K. E. Dudley performing the ceremony at his residence. Mr. Beckstead was formerly teacher of the seventh grade. Central school. The bride Ib tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Parry of Rlverton, formerly for-merly .of Bingham. Tho young couple will reside here. William Bullcr of Bvanston. Wyo., Is visiting with his uncle, J. A. Butler. Harry Rowland left this week for a trip to Butte, Mont., and tho northwest. Mrs, W. H. Craig and hcr daughter, Mr.;. Lester Peetca, have gone to BIsbee, Ariz., to reside. Mrs, C. 12. Hart la vlalling in tho capital capi-tal thin week. Miss Myrtle Swan of Carr Forks Hpcnt tho week-end with friends In Salt Lake. David Reed visited with friends In Upper Bingham this week. Andrew Smith and Atha Williams of Salt Lake paid Bingham and Lark a visit this week. Mrs. Mary Mc'Carly left Tuesday to Join hcr husband at Ruth, New Fred Goody of Zlon visited Bingham Tuesday and dined with his brother, L. P. Goody and his family. Dr. A. L, Inglosby him returned from a trip to his ranch In Idaho. Mrs, S. T. Nerdin and her family are visiting with friends and relatives in American Fork. Otto Leo visited over Sunday In Salt Lake. Mrs- Charles Sulllugor and her baby visited with friends in Upper Bingham Sunday. Mr. and Mra. J. W. Burke entertained at Thanksgiving dinner Mrs. Clara Man. tern of Ogdcn and Captain Fugo of Salt Lake. Mr, Lnrlck has returned to the Boston Consolidated, after a visit to hla homo In Ohio, Mrs. D. J. Cook and her daughters. Graco and Marie, of Salt Lake visited hero over Sunday with D. J. Cook. Frank Loouc.v and Edward Dunn returned re-turned from Butto this weclc Mrs. J". W, Luce la a Suit Lake visitor this week. Miss Julia Gorman of Salt. Lake City Is visiting with friends here thin week. The B and B club pleasantly surprised Miss Katie McDonald In honor of hor birthday anniversary lust Monday even ing. Cards, dancing and a lunch were features of the entertainment. A Hlelghlnc: party consisting of the Misses Delia Williams. Celesta and Pansy Paul and William Askew and Julian and Chauncy Collyar enjoyed the ride to various va-rious parts of the camp. Mrs. Andrew Mayer and her son Joe visited with friends and relatives in Salt Lake the first part of the week. Bingham lodge No. 10. I. O. O. F entertained en-tertained Grand Master Brtarton, Deputy Grand Muster Snyder. Grand Marshal Cellevcnttra, Ruth and Rachel Rebekah lodges Xqh. 7 and 2C. and Hyland lodge No. 10, with dancing and a banquet. J. A. Eerger was toastmastcr. About fortv couples enjoyed the affair. EUREKA. j i EUREKA, Dec. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badger are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Peterson of San Antonio, Texas. J. H, Lynch of Missouri is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Bridges. Superintendent S. C. Doty or the Bullion Bul-lion Beck mine Is visiting at Twin Falls, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Martin of Grants Pass, Or., who have been spending several sev-eral weeks with friends In this city, have gone to Salt Lake to spend the winter, preferring that climate to the rainy season sea-son on the coast. E. J. Raddalz, manager of the Tlntlc Standard mine, spent the week in Eureka. The members of the Entrc Nous Literary Lit-erary club were handsomely entertained by Mrs. Charles E. T-fuish at hcr home on Church street on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. E- G. Hanson presented an Interesting Inter-esting paper on "Hamlet." which was thoroughly discussed by the ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson spent the week at the capital. Mrs. Nick Fcrrando spent the week at Salt Lake. Lou Merriman, .superintendent of the Yankee mine, spent the week at Salt Lake. Mrs. L. IT. Olson entertained at a kon-stngton kon-stngton party at her hoirtc In Knightville last Tuesday afternoon, the complimented guest being Miss Clairo Camp of Salt Lake. The hostess served a luncheon to the following guests: The Meudamcs W. E. Evans, Perry Fuller. Del Thornc, Frank Rozelle, George Taylor, Ralph Olson. Ol-son. J. J. Smith, MIks Camp and lhe Misses Sarah Johnson. Mattle Thorne and Mattic Palfrcyman. all of Sptingvllle. The members of the Elks lodge arc making preparations for a. smoker, to be given December 19. The members of the commiltec having charge of the affair have promised something exceptionally good. Kirk Griggs returned to hla home at Beatrice, Neb., early In the week after a few days' stay with the family of his brother. C. C, Griggs. Joseph Schlecht, who moved to San Dlcgo, Cal., several months ago. intends to return to Eureka within the next few mouths, Mrs. William Homer entertained the C. M. club membors on Wednesday afternoon. after-noon. The hostess served a splendid chicken dinner.' Mrs. I. IT. Spriggs returned on Monday Mon-day night after a trip to Salt Lake. Mrs. John MUllgaii. who recently underwent a serious operation at the L. D. S. hospital, hos-pital, also returned to hcr homc In Pav-son Pav-son on that day. Miss Catherine O'Donncll of Provo und Leo Spriggs of this city were married at Tooele Thursday. The young people have a great many friends In Eureka who extend best wishes. Members of the LaJles Socialist.' club Syc n enjoyable dance at the pavilion last ednesday evening. Mrs. F. V. Lamb entertained a partv ot friends at an oyster supper last Saturday Satur-day evening. Following the supper cards were played. James Rlggan of Teton City, Ida., is visit ng- hero with tho families of Heber Fields and Fred W. Lamb. r A grand concert -will be given at the L. D. &. church on December 'M for the benefit of the poor people of Eureka, who, happily, are few in number. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thomas entertained a party of friends on Friday evening. Following games, a delicious supper wua served. Ben Rlchtcr. George Beck and John Mitchell spent Sunday at the Goshen Gun club house on Utah lake. Miss Anna Larson and I'Yed Harryman, both of Mammoth, arc to bo married on Christmas day. After a trip to California they will take up their residence in Mammoth, Mrs. David Larscn of Mammoth enter, talned pleasantly on Thursduy afternoon, the occasion being her husband's blrthda.v anniversary. The complimented guest's wcro the Misses Anna and May Larsen of Spanish Fork. The hostess was assisted by her daughter, Miss May Larsen. Tho rooms were prettily decorated with polled .plants, ferns and evergreens, 1 RICHFIELD. j i RICl-TFIELD, Dec. 11. Miss Alta Johnson John-son entertained at a party on Tuesday evening. Games and mush; were played by the following guests: Miss Pearl Sevy, Miss Huzel Hemic. Miss Maude Erlck-son. Erlck-son. Miss Ora Johnson, Miss Uarda Mc-Carty, Mc-Carty, Miss Joslo Skougaard. Miss Tennessee Ten-nessee Smith. Miss Sadie Ivie. Miss Mabel Morrison, Miss Lorcc Forsyth, Miss Mabel Lewis and Mrs. Bcal. The Royal Nolghbors wcro entertained this week by Mrs. R. A. Noyes, Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Andrew Jchscn and Mrs. S. II. Dull, in the club rooms. Mrs. James Barlow entertained at dinner. din-ner. Friday, the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hanson, Mr. and Mrs; Parley Anderson, An-derson, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Chalk, Miss Einma Khyl, Miss Rebecca Peterson, Miss Mabel Barlow and MIbs Eda Barlow. Mr, and Mrs. Walter Cleaves entertained enter-tained a number of their Richfield friends at dinner In Vermillion last Sunday. Among those present were: Mr, and Mrs, H. W. Ramlose. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Poulson, Mr. and Mrs. James JCdwanis, Mrs. U. A. Noves. Miss Clara Ramlose, Miss Violet Lundgreon and Stanley Ramlose. Ram-lose. Mrs, J L, Quint entertained teachers of their four children. The guests were Miss Rose Hayes, Miss Irene Sccgmlllcr, Miss Brown and Mr. Cheele. Mrs. Ole Dastrup entertained at dinner Tuesday In honor of hcr children's teachers. The guests wore Mrs. Von Thurman. Miss Marvel Bloomqulat and Miss Grace Nlelson. MANTI. j MANTI, Dec. 11. Ono of the social events of the season was the character ball given Friday night at the Armada by the high school pupils. Mrs. Heber dinger of Mayfleld is visiting vis-iting at the home of Mrs. G. K, Bralth-walte. Bralth-walte. Miss Elva Larsen entertained a number num-ber of friends at her homc Tuesday evening. even-ing. Miss Alice Lund and Mrs. Charles Lund of Ephralni visited at tho homo of Mrs.. J. B. Henrle Thursday. Mrs. Carl Gortat was hostess at a luncheon given at her home Tuesday afternoon af-ternoon for tho womon of tho Mothers club. Mr, and Mrs. George Bench wore tendered ten-dered a siiiprl.No party given at their homo Monday evening In honor of Mr, and Mrs, Frank Wall of Mexico, A musical programme was carried out. Those present, pres-ent, were Mr. nnd Mrs. William Bench, Mr. and Mrs, Peter Westenekow. Mr, and Mrs. Will Tuttle. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Bench. Mrs. Clara Bench Mr. and Mrs, W U, Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. ..Frunk Cox. Mr. and Mra. Fred Cox. Mr. and Mrs. John Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bench, Mrs. Martina Bench, Mr. and Mrs. Ray ; Strlngham. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Squires, Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Bench. Miss Etta Bench, Wllford Bench and the guestR of honor Mr. and Mrs. Wall left Tuesday for Mexico. John R. Nellson, Jr., returned home Thursday from a two years' mission to Norway. Mi-s. John Lowry entertained Friday at an all-day sewing party. The following friends were present? Mesdamcs Jorgen Madsen. J. Flkstad. Fred Jensen. Camilla Nelson, J. C. Madsen. Jena Mlcklcson. Maria Madsen Andrew Larsen, Julius Jensen. J. Keller. Earl Nelson, and thac Misses Htta and Annie Anderson. Peter Ahlstrom of Buhl. Ida., came down Tuesday to visit with his sister. Mrs. L. P. Miller entertained a few frlenas Monday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Anderson of Mav-field Mav-field spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wllford Wlntch. Mrs. J. 'B. Henric entertained Friday afternoon for her daughter, Irela, It being be-ing her birthday. Mrs. Llla Giles of Heber is visiting with Mrs. Thaddcus Buchanan and Mrs. Nephl Ottoson. Franklin Peterson was given a pleasant pleas-ant surprise partv Wednesday evening bv Gustave Brox. Gilbert Squires. James l;'"!s?n. Floyd Ottoson. Lorn Hansen. Christine Hanson. Leah Stuart, Ida Brnli jwaitc. Sarah Hansen and Elizabeth Mathlc. Miss Ida Eraithwaltc entertained Wednesday Wed-nesday evening. A dainty luncheon was served. The stork visited the homes of Frank Alder. Lewis, Mlcklcson and AVnllace Larsen Lar-sen Sunday, leaving boys at the first two homes and a girl at tho latter. SPANISH FORK. j I SPANISH FORK, Dec. 14 Mr. and Mrs. YW1J Lewis of tho Fourth ward in this city entertained at a family dinner fifteen of Mrs. Lewis's relatives on Sunday Sun-day last. Those prcscul w:crc Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hicks. .Airs. Lewis's grandparents: grand-parents: Mr. and Mrs-. Robert Hicks, Mrs. Lewis h parents, and Mr. and Mrs. Hymn Hy-mn i Slier, her uncle and aunt. Miss Lenore Banks entertained eight members of the new Star club at her homo In the Third ward on Wednesday evening, lhe time was spent In social chat and sewing. Refreshments were served. Henry E. Hicks of Clinton was a visitor at tho home of his parents In this city Tuesday and Wednesday this week. Miss Larene Hicks, a daughter of IT. B. Hicks, and Cleveland Wilson of Pay-son Pay-son were married at Provo last Thursday. Thurs-day. The young people will make their home In Pavson. Miss Rosalia Boyack of Spanish Fork and bamuel J. Ostler of Sprlngville were married in the Salt Lake temple Wednesday. Wed-nesday. A reception was given them on Thursday evening at the Auditorium. A birthday party was held Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nclsont in honor of Mrs. Nelson aud hcr twin sister, Mrs. John Williams. Mrs. Frank Mlllner. entertained a circle cir-cle of her friends at hcr home in the Fourth ward Wednesday evening, the occasion being her fiftieth birthday, a delicious supper was served. Mr. and Mrs. George S. Boyack came up from Delta. Wednesday to spend Christmas with their many relatives and friends here. Miss Clara Swenscn of this city gave a formal farewell supper to her fellow clerks In the Spanish Fork Co-op store Wednesday. Miss Swensen is to be married mar-ried In the near future. Cards arc out announcing he -wedding of Leo Olson and Miss PriscIIla WIlllaniB In tho Salt Lake temple on Wednesday. December IS. A reception will be given at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Williams, on the evening following the wedding. Miss May A. Crump of Palmyra and Eric Hansen of this city will be married In the Salt Lake temple next Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. 'David Robertson celebrated cele-brated tho twentieth anniversary of their wedding lost Friday evening. Thirty guests were present. BRIGHAM CITY. l' l BRIGHAM CITY, Dec. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F, Hansen entertained Thursday evening In honor of J. D. Call and other members of tho Box Elder stake Sunday school board. The home In Third South and Main streets was decorated beautifully. On January I Mr. Call will retire from tho Sunday school board to tako up his new duties as judge Of tho . First judicial district. Other members of the board presented Mr. Call a set of the church , works and a copy of tho latest Dcserct Sunday school song book, Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Call, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse W. Hoopes, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Hansen, Han-sen, Mr. and Mrs. C. N, Cluistenscn, Mr .and Mrs, T. H. Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs. Wllford Wilde, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Hinckley, Mr, and Mrs A. L. Brown, Mr, and Mrs. C. D. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Knudson, Mr. and Mrs. Vance TIngey, Oleeii N. Stohl, Mrs. Maggie It. Wight, the Misses Sevctia Madsen. Lois Peters, Daisy Madsen, Lou Horsloy, Loulso Ingram. Edna Stohl, Rose Jones: Messrs. W. Clem Hdrsley, C. E. Hors-ley Hors-ley and P. R. Wight. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zimmerman are spending a few days visiting Mrs. Zimmerman's Zim-merman's parents. Mr. and Mrs, I. Pappe. in 'Salt Lake. Victor E. Madacn was a visitor to Salt Lake Monday. Officers of the primary association In the Third ward gave a social In tho ward amusement hall Saturday evening, which was attended by upwards of one. hundred hun-dred persons. The. evening was spent in playing games and dancing. The fire department of Brlgham City will give their annual ball next Wednesday Wed-nesday evening In tho Academy of Music. O. N, Stohl and daughter, Miss Emma Stohl, spent several days In Salt Lake visiting at the homc of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo N. Stohl. Alma Chambers of Smlthfleld was a i guest at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. it. L. Flshburn, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. F. W, Flshburn this week. W. L. Eddy spent the fore part, of the week In Salt Lake. T. II. Thaln of Logan was a visitor to this city Monday. EPHRAIM. j EPHRAIM. Dec. 1 1 Ono of the most elaborate wedding receptions ever held in this city was that of Wednesday evening in honor of Castella Bertleson and Ernest Nlelson. both of this city. The marriage took placo at the Muntl temple Wednesday. An elaborate dinner din-ner was served during the early part of tho evening at the home of the brlde'a mother and later a ball was given at tho pavilion whero 200 guests were In attendance. Tho cousIuh of Erncll Mortcnsun and Frcdonla Chrlstenacn gave a shower In their honor at the homo of Mr. Morton-son. Morton-son. The young couple will bo married at tho MantI temple December 18, Those present wore tho Misses Ethel Chrlstcn-sen, Chrlstcn-sen, Eva Joy Nlelson, Norma Cnrlsten-sen, Cnrlsten-sen, Ruby Mortonscn. Mabel Mortcnsen, Gladys Christenson, Eva Shultz, Flossie Mortenuen. Mildred Bradford. Mrs. Cora Jensen, Mrs. Hazel Thorpe. Mrs. Fred Chrlstcnseii, Mrs. Sadie Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Qulnn, Mr. and Mrs. N. O. Mortensen and the Messrs. Lcvar Jensen, Jen-sen, Orvul Jensen. Hebor Anderson. Orson Baglcy, Parley Peterson, Clay Qulnn, McKlnley Qulnn, Ivan Jncobsen, John Johnson. Valton and Rulon Mortcnsen, Mor-tcnsen, Irvln Hanson, Seymour Chrlstcn-Bon Chrlstcn-Bon Rodney Christenson and Loo Chrla-tenscn. Chrla-tenscn. The J, G. F. club waa pleasantly tertained by the Willardson sisters Monday Mon-day evening at their home. The ladles present were Verda Anderson. Sadte Fowler. Bendette Bal, Elizabeth Anderson, Ander-son, Patra Anderson. Cclda Rasmusssn, Olive and Geneva Anderson. Marie Chiis-tenscn. Chiis-tenscn. AIIco Lund. MIsa Boulton, Flora Thorpe. A successful surprise party was given In honor of Mrs, C. L. Thorpe yesterday yester-day afternoon In honor of her SOth blrtn-day blrtn-day anniversary. Miss Alice Lund and Mrs C. W. Lund returned yesterday from Gunnison where they spent a couple of days visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Chllds. Wllford Brcinholt left Mondav for a two-years' mission to Scandinavia. Miss Stella Mitton and Mlfs Hannah Brcinholt left Monday for Salt Lake City, where they will spend a few days visiting visit-ing with Mrs. E. A. Brltsch. Leonard Thompson returned Mondav from a two-years' mission to Norway. His mother. Mrs. Thomas Thompson, accompanied ac-companied him from Salt Lake City. Romalne Sorensen of Axtell was In this city during the week before leaving for Denmark, where he will labor In tho interest in-terest of the Mormon church. A pleasant event during the past week was the social given by Mr, and Mrs. M. Thulin in honor of the 50th blrtliday anniversary of Mr. Thulin. Hans Jensen, June Pchrson and Arthur Ar-thur Anderson returned during the week from Moab. The friends of Mrs. Alfred Pehrson give her a pleasant surprise Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Peterson entertained enter-tained a number of their friends last evening at a dinner parly. Mr. and Mrs. John Beal of Manti were guests -at the homc of Mr. and Mrs. John Beal, Sr., during tho early part of the week. Miss Hcrblo Beal was homo from Salt Lake City during the week, visiting with her parents, Mr. and MrSi.JJenry Beal, MOUNT PLEASANT. ! I MOUNT PLEASANT. Dec. 14. On Monday aftornoon Mrs. F. C. Jensen entertained en-tertained a dozen friends for her daughter daugh-ter Winifred. A flower contest was the feature of the afternoon. The prize, a beautiful plate, was captured by Mrs. Ferdinand Erlckson. James Munson returned Tuesday from a week's stay in Munroe. Judge Ferdinand Erlckson spent several sev-eral days In town this week. Mrs. Lulu Shcpard of Salt Lake gave an Interesting talk on "Purity" on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. C. Jensen. A large number of MM, ladles were present. 3jB The Commercial club gave a party at Kfflf the Madaon hall on Friday evening. Nn Luncheon was served In the clubroom, USf which adjoins the hall. jm J.D. Meyrlck was a Manti visitor this R Mr. and Mrs. llornung of Manti spent jjjp this week in Mount Pleasant, having Hu been called by the death of their grand-daughter. grand-daughter. Elizabeth John. Miss Linglcy of Norfolk, Va.. spoke H to a large audience at the South ward xB meeting house on Wednesday evcnilng. WR Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Candland are via- Dk ltlng relatives In Salt Lake this week. fcflf Mra, George Chemunson left Wcdnes- mm day for a visit lo her con. Vernon, in jiff Helper, Utah. jHjf Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Broadhurst spent offi this week in Salt Lake, guests at the HW Cullen hotel. Wm Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wall and children aro K the' guests of Mr. and Mrs, W. F. Mad- j&f eon for a short time. Mrs, Roy Campbell left on Wednesday Cor Long Beach. Cal., to make hcr homc UD Mr. and Mrs. Harry Enos have re- H turned to their home In Salt Lake after tlB a abort visit with Mra. Enos's mother, UKj Mrs. lUisa Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Olsen of Victor. Colo., arc W the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. fflQ Olsen's parents. SB Ronald Neilson of Los Angcle3 is vis- (B Ring friends In town for a few weeks. jjfi C. N Rcngbcrg returned on Wednesday jiH from a business trip in the western part Kaj of tho state. tWl Mrs. Martin Chrlstlanson Is visiting hcr MM daughter In Brlgham, mM SPRINGVILLE. j, i SPRINGVILLE. Dec. 14. John W. fflfc AHemau of this city and Miss Emma m Klinkel of Salt Lake wore married in tho jjlSj temple at Salt Lake Wednesday. jljjj Mr. and Mrs. Levi Thorpe of this city m are visiting their son, J. A. Thorpe, at JflS Winter Quarters this week. BtjuJ Mrs. L. S. Haymond of Silver CUy ( visited her parents, Mr- and Mra. Milan pj Crandull. here this week. Ww Mr. and Mra, Chester Johnson of Rich- jtfil field, Idaho, are hero visiting relatives. ftlf M. Johnson, who has been on lUs ranch. at Richfield, Idaho, .for several months Mag past Is back again with lila family and laH will remain here until spring. MM .Sprlngville lodge No. 44. T. O. O. F.. $j held an election Thursday evoninu and elected the following officers: N. G., mm William Russell: V. G.. J. F. Wlngatc: SI secretary, Gcorgo W. Clarke: treasurer, SI I. J. Rolfe: trustee. J. F. Wlngatc ifBjj |
