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Show State Society EPHRAIM t ; EPHRAIM, March 30. One of the most patriotic and elaborate social functions of the season was the dancing party given in the Social hall Wednesday evening, eve-ning, under the auspices of the Soldiers' welfare committee, in honor of Dr. Oral BeaJ, Lavar Larsen, Paul Hansen and Ross Jensen. Dr. Beal left last week for Washington for duty with the medical corps. Mr. Larsen left Friday for Camp Lewis and Mr. Jensen and Mr. Hansen have been ordered by the local board to be in readiness to leave. The hall was beautifully decorated in the national col-lors col-lors of the allies, with a flag of bleeding Belgium. The programme consisted of selections by double quartettes of the "old boys," who sang "Tenting Tonight" and "Rally 'Round the Flng, Boys," after which the entire audience sang "America." "Amer-ica." Mrs. John Greaves entertained informally infor-mally Saturday afternoon and evening of last week in honor of the anniversary of her' birth. Dinner was served at 6 o'clock to a large number of relatives and friends. Mrs. Rue Nelson of Salina is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Chris-tensen. Chris-tensen. Miss Dorothy Richardson is expected to return from a three weeks' visit in Salt Lake on Tuesday. - She will be accompanied ac-companied home by Mies Elizabeth Ash-worth, Ash-worth, who will visit friends in Ely. Mrs, Q. L- House entertained at luncheon lunch-eon Thursday in compliment to Mrs. Henry Krumb. Other guests were Mrs. Le Grand Cahnon, Mrs. James Bennett, Mrs. George Whiteley and Mrs. Charles Chandler. Mr. and Mrs. David Boyd-Smith of Mc-Gill Mc-Gill were Ely visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Meyers on Thursday. Mrs. C. G. Barron will entertain the Double E Bridge club next Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Gael Hoag entertained informally for Mrs. Henry Krumb during the week. Mrs. John Fmer Long of McGill was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Linsley on Thursday, j Miss Anne O'Brien is spending the I week-end with Mrs. Rodney Hall Rich-j Rich-j ardson. ' Mr. and Mrs. Goumand entertained at ' dinner for a number of quests Wednesday Wednes-day evening. The Tuesday Evening Five Hundred club will resume its meetings next week, atter a discontinuance of several weeks during the Lenten season, when Mrs. Edward Ed-ward Millard will be the hostess and Mrs. Rodney Hall Richardson, Mrs. John Eager, Mrs. James Bennett, Mrs. Percy Jackson, Mrs. Edgar White, Mrs. D. P. Barlley, Mrs. Samuel Patrick, Mrs Charles Walker, Mrs. D. C. McDonald. Mrs. John Weber, Mrs. George Linsley and Miss Virginia Carothers will be the guests. Miss Ruth Anderson entertained Friday Fri-day evening, the occasion being her birthday. birth-day. The evening was spent in progressive progres-sive "500," the prizes being awarded to the Misses Arta Madsen find Thelma Chrlstensen. The following were present: Miss Duena Chrlstensen. Miss Fern Thompson, Miss Arta Ma.lsen, Miss Maud Nielson. Miss Eratto By ergo. M iss Alia MoCafferty, Miss Thelma Christensen, Miss Norma Anrlerson. Miss Verda Anderson, An-derson, Miss Margarette Taylor, Miss Olive Peterson, Miss Edith Peterson, Miss Josie Olson, Miss Ida Larsen, Mrs. Cleon Anderson and Mrs. D. W. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. David Hyde and Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Nielson of Richfield motored mo-tored to Ephralm on Sunday and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Anderson. An-derson. Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Jensen were the recipients of a pleasant house-warming party at their home on Main street Sunday Sun-day evening. Refreshments were served and a musical programme rendered. Mrs. W. F. Anderson was hostess at dinner Sunday evening. Cards were a i feature of the evening. vl GRANTSVILLE : 4 V j GRANTSVILLE, March 30. Miss Mary i Cnssity was given & delightful surprise I party at her home in the eastern part of 1 the city Saturday evening of last week. Games and other amusements were in-: in-: dulged In until a late hour, when luncheon lunch-eon was served. Those present were I Parley Green, Rube Robinson, Allen Park-, Park-, inson, Parley Benson, George Smith, Tom ; Mander, Clarence Rupp, Arthur Sand-I Sand-I berg, Forrest Radobaugh, Lester Boyer, Mi3S Ivy Tanner, Miss Faye Palmer, Miss Jessie Tanner, Miss Nellie Palmer, Miss Lucy Hammond, Miss Alma Nelson, Miss ; WiH.ia Chastain, Miss Hazel Peasnall, j Miss Orleana Symonds, Miss Tlllie Boll Bo-ll ml er, Miss Beryl Barms, Miss Elsie Johnson. Miss Vera Barrus, Miss Teresa Fredrickson, Miss Janet Johnson, Miss ; Gladys Barrus,. Miss Marion Orr and Miss Lena Heinle. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Hale returned home from Camp Fremont, Cal., Sunday evening. Mr. Hale is on a furlough to assist in putting in the spring crops on Ills father's farm before returning to service ser-vice with tile army. Secretary of State and Mrs. Harden Bennlon and family were In Grantsville 1 Sunday and returned to the city by auto during the evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Eliason returned home from Nephi Tuesday evening, Mrs. W. C. Jefferies entertained at a party In honor of Miss Amy Hudson's birthday Wednesday evening. The guests were Samuel Flinders, William Lindg-ren, Marion Millward, Parley Woolley, Raleigh Ra-leigh Johnson, Albert Johnson, Legrande FnwPon, Miss Mary Anderson, Miss Vera Jefferies, MiiS Mary Hudson. Miss Gladys Eliason, Miss Ada Johnson, Miss Mvra Jefferies. Miss Norma Anderson, Miss I aura Hudson, Miss Hilda Hicks, Miss Irma Sutton, Miss Anona Worthington, Miss Lena Benson and Miss Catherine Orr. The First ward Mutual associations and the elders' quorum gave a social and dancing dan-cing party in the gym Thursday evening. A benefit darice was given in the opera house Friday evening for F. Curtis Mill-ward, Mill-ward, who will leave soon for a mission to California. , Miss Ionian Ro wherry entertained the M. M. club at her home on Main street Thursday evening" Those present were Mrs. Cora. G. McBride, Mrs. Frank T. Burmester. Mrs. Parker B. Pratt, Mrs. A. Fred Anderson, Mrs. Monto Barrus, Mrs. Etta Bates of Montpelier, Idaho, and Miss Jennis Anderson. MIDVALE . , f MIDVALE, March 30. Mrs. Fran com, head of the surgical dressing department of the Salt Lake branch, visited the Mid-vale Mid-vale department Thursday morning and lectured before an audience of ladles in the Methodist Episcopal church on the work to be done. Mrs. Enoch Tripp entertained a large number of her friends Thursday evening at her home, in honor of Miss Maud Ewing of Richfield, who is visiting here prior to her marriage to Clyde Tripp, which will take place next week. Mrs. C. I. Goff entertained a number of her friends last Tuesday afternoon at a dinner party at her home, the event be.-lng be.-lng in honor of her birthday anniversary. anniver-sary. The Midvale School and Community league will hold a meeting next Wednesday Wednes-day evening in the L. D. S. church. A large number of Midvale folks attended at-tended the M. I. A. contests held in Sandy, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. Mrs. B. R. Smoot, assisted by Mrs. D. W. Jessup, Mrs. Youngs Cutler and Mrs. Heber Aylett, started another class of twelve members In surgical dressing Wednesday evening. Monday, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jenkins entertained a large number of friends and relatives at their home at a birthday party, in honor of Mrs. Jenkins's grandmother, grand-mother, Mrs. Mary H. Cook. MAGNA f MAGNA, March 30. The Ladies of the Maccabees gave a birthday party in honor of ten of their members Thursday evening. Games were played and prizes were won by Mrs. E. Burke, Mrs. N. Southerland, Mrs. Fittorly, Mrs. R. Peitie and Mrs. J. Mann. Later supper was served and thirty-two persons partook par-took of the lodge's hospitality. Mrs. Vina M. Young was hostess and was assisted by Mrs. P. Allen, Mrs. M. Hales and Mrs. R, Ridge. Decorations were in the Maccabee" colors. Musical selections were rendered by several of the ladies. The W. B. A. O. T. M. gave a card party for the patriotic service fund on March 21. Progressive 300 was played and prizes, which were "Hooverized" to fit in with the patriotic Ideas throughout through-out the evening, were won by Mrs. Flcks, Mrs. Petersen, E. Droege and R. Ridge. Commander Sweeney and Mrs. Ficks, j Mrs. Menser, Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Neely i from Banner review No. 11 visiied the review re-view and attended the card party. Tho W. B. A. O. T. M. patriotic service ser-vice met at the W. O. W. hall Friday, from 10 a. m. until 5 p. m., to do Red Cross work. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Margaret Hales and Mrs. Martha Droege. A birthday party was given Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. E. Douglas for her little 6-year-old son, Bobby. The lit lie guests were Blaine Smith, Eddie Grose, veletta Smith, Rose- mary Hey wood, Joe Grose, Fred Clyde, Kenneth Douglas, Spencer and Lawrence. Law-rence. The decorations were in the national na-tional colors. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Douglas, assisted by Miss H. E. Smith. The Los Amigo club was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. John Louten-sock. Louten-sock. Mrs. Mose Garf was a guest. Mrs. J. Sullivan entertained in honor of her sister. Miss 'Lucy Wilson, the latter lat-ter part of the week. A surprise party was given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Jarvis Wednesday evening. Cards were played and first prizes awarded to Mrs. John Loutensock and M. S. Garf. Consolation prizes were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Em-bleton. Em-bleton. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Mose Garf, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hobson, Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNeil. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ed-ward Embleton, Mrs. George McBride, Mrs. Plazel Spendlove and Mrs. Emma Leslie. GARFIELD GARFIELD, March 30. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Denton are the proud parents of an eight-pound pirl, horn Sunday at St. Mark's hospital in Salt Lake.' The Red Cross benefit minstrel show, given at the Utah theater Wednesday night, was a wonderful success. Sufficient Suffi-cient funds were realized to buy sup-piles sup-piles to keep the patriotic women busy In their Red Cross work for more than a month. An enjoyable dancing party was giv-en at the L. D. S. amusement hall Wednesday Wednes-day evening. The Merry Matrons' Sewiifg club was delightfully entertained at the home of Mrs. Alfred White on Thursday afternoon. after-noon. The Rev. John Malick of Salt Lake will preach at the Non-sectarian church tomorrow evening. A special programme of Easter music has been prepared by All Souls' mission choir. x I GREENRIVER 4 f GREENRIVER. March 30. The Ladies' MJssionary society met at the home of Mrs. C. V. Brown on Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Simmons and family left Monday morning for an extended trip to California. Mrs. C. E. Lopaz left Sunday for Grand Junction. Colo., for a several weeks' visit with friends and relatives. She was accompanied ac-companied by her children. Miss Nora Cutting is home from Greeley. Colo., and is spending her spring vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Cutting of this city. Peter Barboligio and family left Monday Mon-day for their ranch on the San Rafael, where they will spend the summer. Mrs. Oscar Beebe arrived Saturday afternoon af-ternoon of last week from her home in Castle Dale and will spend the summer here with her husband at the Midland hotel. ho-tel. Mrs. D. L. Gibbs and daughter. Inez, arrived Friday of last week from Greeley, Colo., where they had been visiting friends and relatives for the past two weeks. The Ladies' Aid society met in the church basement Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. C. P. Tasker was a dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Aslmus on Tuesday. Mrs. M. F. Boston was pleasantly surprised sur-prised at the home of her son, Walter Boston, Wednesday afternoon, when a large number of her friends joined with her in the celebration of her birthday anniversary. an-niversary. 1 SPRINGVILLE ; SPRINGVILLE, March 30. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Davis of Bingham, who have been visiting here for a few days, left Wednesday for American Fork to visit relatives for a few days before returning to Bingham. Mrs. G. L. Beardall of Bingham has moved here with her children and will make Springvllle her home for the summer sum-mer months. Mrs. J. H. Whiteing and children, who have been spending the winter months here with Mrs. Whiteing's parents. Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Clfgg, have returned to their home at Richfield, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Thell Thome of Eureka spent several days here this week visiting vis-iting relatives. Mrs. H. Milton Hales of Moab is here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Reynolds. Mr. and Mr,. Claude Weight have moved to Knightsvillo, whore they will make their home for the next few months. Sergeant Edward Pennington of the Utah field artillery is home from Camp Kearny on a few days' furlough. Miss Fern Palfrcyman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Pall'reyman of this city, and Lieutenant Cornwell of El Paso, Texas, were married in the temple at Salt Lake on Wednesday. Dr. and Mrs. M. A. Connant have mo-ed to Provo, whero they will make their home for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. David Stone of Maple-ton Maple-ton announce the engagement of their daughter, Flora, to Afton Matson of MapletorL the marriage to take place in the Salt X,ake temple April 3. Mr. and Mrs, G. W. Mcndenhall have left for Raymond. Canada, where they will spent! the summer on their farm. The Mothers' Study club held iis lr..st regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Crandall. The following programme pro-gramme was rendered : Reading, "That .Something." by Miss Lura Hickman; recitation. reci-tation. "Making Sister Jealous," by Miss Josephine Crandall. Mr. and Mrs. William Palfrcyman, after spending a few days here visiting . relatives, have, returned to their home in Idaho. " MONROE f 4- MOXROE, ' March 30. Ferd Krickson and Leland Tuft left Monday for Camp Kearny after a fifteen days' furlough here. Mrs. Joseph Olsen entertained Saturday Satur-day of last week complimentary to Mrs. Jolin And reason of Arco, Idaho. Others present were Mrs. D. S. Dorrity of Fillmore, Fill-more, Mrs. F. Erickson, Mrs. Ol'e J,arsen, Mrs. Louis Baker,- Mrs. S. G. Andreason, Mrs. Harold Magleby, Mrs. Niels Michel-son, Michel-son, Ethel and Verna Erickson. Miss Vera Magleby entertained Wednesday Wed-nesday afternoon for Del, Rene, Helen and Olive Magleby and Verna Erickson. Mrs. James Manson entertained Tues--dav afternoon for Mrs. Charles Crabb, Mrs. Kirkham of Lehl and Miss Mildred Crabb. Mrs. Ole Earsen entertained at a dinner party Sunday, complimentary to Ferd Erickson and' Leland Tuft. Others present pres-ent were Athene Farnsworth, Mildred Crabb, Gladys -Tuft, Ethel and Verna Erickson, Mrs. F. Erickson, Mrs. D. S. Dorritv of Fillmore, Mrs. Harold Magleby, Magle-by, Mrs. Christian Tuft, Mrs. Joseph Olsen, Ol-sen, Mrs. Vivian Tuft and Daw Larsen. Miss Evelyn Sprague left Sunday for Salt Lake to spend the summer. Mrs. Ransford Torgensen left Tuesday for American Lake to visit her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Magleby entertained at a dinner party Thursday for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crabb. Mrs. Kirkham of Lehi and Mildred Crabb. Miss Sylvia Coilings left Wednesday for CanRda, where she will visit relatives. Mrs. Jacob Sargent of Marys vale spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. E. M. Sorenson. Mrs. Binnings Goold entertained Friday afternoon for Mrs. Xels Sorenson, Mia. Alfred Newby, Mrs. Jack Swain, Mrs. Lionel Sorenson, Mrs. Elliott Larsen. Mrs. Al. Yergensen. Mrs. Bud Morrison, Emily Bohman arid V. L. Clark-. The following enjoyed a plunge party Wednesday evening: Olive, Elma and Vera Magleby, Mildred Crabb and Christie Chris-tie Larsen. The Richfield school children presented the operetta, "The Isle of Chance, " in e the Auditorium Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Dorrity and family fam-ily have left for Fillmore, after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F. Erickson. |
