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Show ' Socia! Notes From Utah Towns ji SSV BRIGHAM CITY WSIiiMAM CITY, Maivh 30.Monil:iy oiMii"K' 'n'- M,ui 1J- rn- t r t ;i i ' IV w I'ricn.l.s ut a "oiin" pnrty .,1 tluMr home oil l-'-nM Koivst si reel. Ils Juno I'rU'o entcrhitlitnl on tht piano. '.Unmii; 1 1"' KUfsIs won- Hr. ami .Mrs. U, I'o.irso. Mr. anil .Mrs. O. A. Wllit-ikiT. Wllit-ikiT. Mr. A- ' l'M.ly. .Mr. ami jli. V. 1. Mi'N'i'il. Mr. ami .Mrs. v. 11. (,'riffillis, .Mr. ami Mrs. I'. O. Wntkins. Mr. ami Mrs. C. 11,. r.ryan. .Mr. ami Mrs. bol Kiili, Mr. anil Mrs. Wilforil .n-dorson. .n-dorson. Mr. ami Mrs. 1. K. Dufiin, Mr. ,im! .Mrs. A. M. Hiiulros, Mr. and Mrs. l.oKoy C. Nelson, Mrs. Collision Kioli, Miss June l'rloo anil V. i'rioe. .Momlay evoninK Mi-, ami Mrs. K. J. Yonk entortalnoil 1 1 in Mvm llnn.lreil dub al a ril party ami luiuiioon. Tlio uosts woro Mr. ami .Mrs. V. T. Hut tons, .Mr uml Mrs. Goorso Tillor, Mr. ami Mrs. V. T. Giilney. Mr. ami Mrs. II. M. Nelson, Mr. ami Mrs. II. U Abranison, Mr. ami Mrs. I'-d Faulkner. Miss Zola Call entertained Saturday ovenlnpr of last week in honor or Misses llattle and Hazel Jeppson of Ogden. A pleasant social evening was enjoyed. Tlioso present were Mi.ss Crystal Jepp-son. Jepp-son. Miss June Piiee. Miss i.lh- Ptran-Hiilst, Ptran-Hiilst, Miss Mareo Madsen, Miss Florence Flor-ence Lee, Miss Arline Parry, Miss Ten-nie Ten-nie Reeder, Miss Hattte Jeppson, Mi.ss I.nella Fife, Miss Vllladine Knmlson, Miss Vera Somhworth, Miss May ciuis-tensen. ciuis-tensen. Miss Fay llamson. Miss Hazel Jeppson, Miss liessio -Morrison and Miss Hazel Stohl. Sjrf-ilay evenlnpr of last week Mr. and 21 HPerry V. l.awson entertained at Ti eaixl party. v. A. Call rendered a number of vocal selections and Miss Grace Valentine save two readings. Five luimlred was the same of the eventn" The pruests were Mr. and Mrs A Si" Poulres. Mr. and Mrs. X. J. Valentine' Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy R. Young. Sir and Mrs- Sterling AV right, Mr. and Mrs Fred Spindler, Mr. and Sirs. C H. Bryan Miami Mi-ami Mrs. V. E. Pavis, Mr, and Mrs W I,. Hoist, Mx. and Mrs. p. y Hemler-fon, Hemler-fon, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Willev, Mr and Mis. Walriemaj- A. Call, Mr. and Mrs Shirley Horsley. Mr. and Mrs S YV 1 l.invson. Miss Grace Viili-nl ino ami Miss l.eora Croinpton. I'r. ami Mrs. J. M. Tanner of li,l,n "ere In Ibis HIv visiting relatives and IneiuLs tliis week. Mr. and Mrs. Abel G. Rich returned early in the week from I'arls, Idaho, where they spent the winter. Mrs. Ford Sorenscn entertained Sa I -lirilny afternoon of last week al a children's chil-dren's party lii honor of tlio birthday anniversary an-niversary of her In tic son, Fertiie. Mr. and Mrs. Gcoi-o hick of Perry have returned from California, where I hey spent tlie winter. .Mr. and Mrs. William Jensen have re-lurne re-lurne l from I. on:; lleach. Oil., where they had resided ince last i.ieoomher. The ladies' Aid societv of the. Presbyterian Pres-byterian church irave a 'Ued Cross tea at the Manse Monday evening. Presiding al the refreshment table were Mrs. Orson Or-son Hudson, Mrs. A. G. Frank. Mrs. 'Adams Uawlby. Mrs. 11. F. Webb and Mrs. V. 1. Harnls. Mrs. Frank Karl and Mrs. K. C. Vri:;ht entertained the members of the Social Development club Friday afternoon at t lie home of Mrs. VVrlKht. The election of olficers for the ensuing year was the first order of business. 'Those elected Mere -Mrs. Orion Jensen, president; Mrs. Finery Rees, vice president: Mrs. Millon Jensen, secretary. Mrs. Hansen, Irens-nrer. Irens-nrer. Those present were Mrs. Vvilfoid Anderson. Mrs. Stewart Horsley, Mrs. V. YV. Knudson, Mrs. Milton Jensen, Mrs. YV. II. Griffiths, Mrs. Frank Year-ance, Year-ance, Mrs. YV. I. McNeil. Mrs. Flovd Knudson, Mrs. Noble M. Fishhurn, Mrs. Sterling Madsen, Mrs. Perry D. Poiers, Mrs. Carl Hansen, Mrs. Norman Iver-son Iver-son and Mrs. Al. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Jensen entertained at an Easter party Thursday evenmu. The Easter idea was carried out in the serving, and during the evening a number num-ber of novel ganie,s were played. In the party were Mr. and Mrs. Hvrum W. Valentine. Val-entine. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Call, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Call, Mr. and Mrs. YV. . Cidney, Mr. and Mrs. VY. H. shurtliffe, Mr. and Mrs. 11. M. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sohlo. Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Hansen, Han-sen, Mr. and Mrs. Christen Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Gidney, Mrs. Chris-tena Chris-tena Keller, Mrs. Emma. May Davis, Mrs. .Mia V. i:am:m nf Cai'liinil, Mls.s T)alsyl .MailHim anil Mr. .M.-rrull. Tlu- junliT imm of tlie Hu.rl.I.T lii'-'h Mi'lmnl i;icil lasL cvrnillf in the Mrli(n I , ;;."itiiiasiuni wa.s run'' of t In-: most, con- ii spii'iums Httclat f'Vi'iit.s given in school rli-rlt-s tiiiH sehool yrar. Kla I "(t a l o prep- iiralions ha-l l.rcn' mail1 I v Hi'1 pupils lo make iIiih enr's prom the best ever, ami the eeiil lully meaMireil up to iln-: expt-ciations nf ali who aUendeil. l'a-; trons an.i pati'OiifSses were Mayor and Mrs. John i'elci-b, Dr. aiut Mrs. l. A. Pear.se, J 'rineipa I a nil Mvh. K. A. I lim-klev. Mr. uml Mrs. l.elloy i. Young; ami Mr. ami Mrs. C. O. Ko.skelley.' MAMMOTH ; MAMMOTH, March 3d. Mrs. T la tile ; Leavut v:us Kien a surprise party Mnn- i iay evening i,y a number of her friends, j The oeeasion was Mrs. Keavlu'y fortieth j birthday an n j versary, and the evening i was sient in games and music, after which luncheon was served. Miss Leah Sorenson entertained a number num-ber of friends S?i t unlay evening of last week in honor of her birthday anniversary. anniver-sary. About a dozen sruests were present ; and spent a "jolly evening, which Included dinner. , Mrs. Pearl Andrus entertained the i-meuiliers i-meuiliers of the primary organization Tuesday afternoon. Miss Eloise Freckleton of Eureka Is here for an extended visit with her aunt, Mrs. J. H. Whitiock. Mrs, TI. E. Smith ppent the greater part of the week nt Payson visiting her j parents. Miss Belle Jenkins of Salt Lake City arrived in Mammoth on Sunday evening and will visit here for a short time with her mothor, Mrs. Kate Moyle. Mrs. Beatrice Hudson of Salt Lake City is here spending a few daya with J.)r. and Mrs.. Steele Bailey. Tuesday evening the members of the Helief society. M. I. A.; religlun class and the primary organizations tendered a farewell party to Mr. and Mrs. A. Keeler, who are leaving Mammoth to make their home in Salt Lake City. The M. E. Red Cross auxiliary met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. T. R. Trogonlng, ten ladles being present. Refreshments were served. The next rr eeting of the auxiliary will he held at the home of Mrs. A. YYetterstrom. Mrs. Tom Diekerson of Silver City and Mrs. At. Haskelt of Mammoth entertained Monday evening at the hitter's home, in honor of Mr. Haskett and Mr. Dickerson. The features of the evening included 1 music, dancing and luncheon. Mrs. C. C. Buys of Heber City was here this week visiting with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Buys. Sunday evening Mr,- and Mrs. D. D. Wheeler entertained at dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Buys. i i SUNNYSIDE 4 SUNNTSIDE, March 30. Mrs. Frank Tucker was hostess to the Art Embroid-f-i'y club at her home on Saturday afternoon after-noon of last week. The following ladies were present: Mrs. J. W. Littlejohn, Mrs. James Westfield, Mrs. Loa Taylor, Miss Maude Burke. Miss Irene Thomas and Miss Ardella Neeley. The following residents of Sunnyside motored to Price on Sunday and attended the quarterly conference: Mr. and Mis. A. E. Hopkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Taliesen Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Naylor, Mrs. Neal Noal, Miss Mattie Parry, John C. Preston, K. Lee and Isaac Evans. Mrs. George Wells entertained at dinner din-ner Wednesday evening for Mrs. Loa Taylor and Miss Ardella Neeley. Miss Mattie Strong." Oscar Hansen and C. O. Jensen of Price were Sunnyside visitors Sunday. A boy has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Jepson. Mrs. David Peterson entertained at a family dinner Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burton are Salt Lake visitors. They will be gone for some time. 1 BEAVER t 1- BEAVER, March 30. At the rirst sign of spring everyone does the same thing jj in the country town. The younger set does just what their mothers did. and many of the mothers now follow along in groups, recalling memories. The ever- resourceful country lad makes his willow whistle chime in with the song of the I meadow lark, which this year is calling "We'll-Whip-Kaiser-Bill." . Especially on Sundays numerous groups, carrying lunch baskets, walk to the fields and gather the watercress which grows in the clear spring water. This year something different dif-ferent is being done. Many carry along a few slips and gather the dry cattails cat-tails with which to make comfort pillows for the soldiers. Mrs. J. R. Robinson, Mrs. O. E. Mc Shane, Mrs. Ernest God-dard, God-dard, Miss Margaret Hurst and Mrs. W. F. Knox went on a . "hike" Tuesday, stopping at the Shepherd farm and having hav-ing luncheon as the guests of. Miss Ceressa Shepherd. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Goddard left Thursday afternoon for Salt Lake City, where they wdll spend a couple of weeks. Mrs. Fred Shot of Salt Lake City is the guest of her sister, Mrs. O. F. McShane. The Mansfield was the scene of a prettily pret-tily appointed dancing party Thursday evening, given by Miss Ann Gillis and Miss Golda Baldwin. Following the dancing, danc-ing, supper was served in the dining room, which was attractively decorated with potted plants. The guests were seated at one long table, the centerpiece of which was scarlet geraniums in a basket, with a tulle bow on the handle. Twelve couples were included. Miss Delphia Stewart of Salt Lake City was the honored guest at a number of pleasant affairs during the week. Monday Mon-day evening Mrs. J. F. Tolton gave a dinner party at her home for her, and Tuesday evening Mrs. Frank Low entertained enter-tained at a card party in her honor. Mrs. James Barrett and little son, who have been visiting Mrs. Ambrose Good in Salt Lake City, have returned to their home here. Miss Olivia Grimshaw and Miss Eva Grimshaw were the recipients of a surprise sur-prise party given at their home Monday evening by a number of their young friends. A programme of games and music mu-sic was carried out, and refreshments served. Twenty guests were present. |
