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Show Social Notes From Utah Towns L ?f MURRAY i MURRAY. A up. 17. Miss Vera Kisho; rMunuM WednesdMy from Provo, wlu;r s1h Ikis been visiting friends for- thi p.Lst week. Mrs. 11. H. LliKRs of Salt Lake Is th guest of Miss Kayola At wood. Mrs. Kureta Hoover left today on th O A. K. excursion for Portland, Ore She will bo gone ten days. Mr. and Mrs. TO. K. lioness and tw( children left Friday for Ephraim, to bt the guest of friends over Sunday. Miss Mildred Kvans is visiting- hei sister, Mrs. Swon Hwenson, in Tooele, Mrs. Li- K. Willis of Kin-ham is th( guest of the Hev.. Air. and airs. Thomai Manwaring. Mrs. Jack Donovan of Eureka is vis iting her father, Daniel Smith, for a few da vs. Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Martin are in Pari City visiting friends for a few days. Miss At;nes James of Bingham was a Murray visitor during the week. Mr. and Mrs. .Milan Bentz came ii from Magna Wednesday and attended th Williams-Hock wedding. The engagement of Miss Mary Wood daughter of Mrs. J. M. Wood, and Henri j. Wheeler has been announced. The marriage is to take place Monday. Mr, Wheeler will leave August 2-i for govern-ment govern-ment service. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Gray announce tW engagement of their daughter, Misi yCladys Grey, to James JL Lindahl. Th wedding will take place Wednesday al the home of the bride at 492-i South State street. The marriage of Miss Theata Hughes and Delbert Townsend took place Wednesday Wed-nesday morning in the Salt Lake temple. tem-ple. A reception for the immediate families fami-lies and a few close friends was helc in the evening at Ihe home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes. The rooms were prettily decorated with palms and garden flowers, and the centerpiece cen-terpiece for the table was a large low bowl of red roses. The bride was gowned in a combination of gray and rose Georgette crepe and carried bride's roses. Mr. Townsend will leave soon for government gov-ernment service, and Mrs. Townsend will remain with her parents. Miss Kathryn Williams and Delhert H. Rock were married -Wednesday morning in the Salt Lake temple. In the evening a large reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, II r. and Mrs. Lorenzo Lo-renzo Williams. The rooms were prettily pret-tily decorated with palms, flags, gladioli and sweet peas, while on the lawn were red, white and blue lights and small Japanese lanterns. The bride wore a dainty gown of white embroidered Georgette crepe and a veil caught with orange blossoms. The attendants were Miss Pansy Oirey and Sergeant Ralph Twigg. Mr. Rock has entered the military mili-tary training camp at the University of Utah, and Mrs. Rock will remain-with her parents for the present. Miss Irene Compton of Logan is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ralph Gillespie. Charles Compton, her father, returned to Liming, New, after a short visit with Mrs. Gillespie. Mrs. V. A. Finlayson of Twin Falls, Idaho, is visiting at the home of Mrs. A. Lundqulst. Mrs. K. Bingham and children are the guests of Mrs. Bingham's parents in Morgan. Miss Lucile Harker and Miss Laura Bennion entertained at a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening at the home of Miss Bennion, in compliment to Miss Merelda Burton and Scott Mackey, whose marriage is announced to take place Wednesday Wed-nesday morning in the Salt Lake temple.' The lawn was decorated with Japanese lanterns and the allied flags, while the hoiihrf was tastefully decorated with fall gjTn flowers. Dancing was enjoyed itd refreshments were served to eighty guests. Mr. Mackey will leave September Septem-ber 5 on a mission for the Mormon church to New Zealand. TOOELE v- X)ELE, Aug. 17. Miss Dora Chrfs-ten.sn Chrfs-ten.sn of Salt Lake is the guest of Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Christensen. Mrs. P. F. O'Donnell of Los Angeles, Cal., was a guest at the home of Mrs. William Warburton during the week. The ladies of the Rebekah lodge entertained enter-tained Friday evening at the fraternal hall in compliment to Miss Lillian Pierce, president of the Rebekah state assembly. The guests included many members of the Ophir lodge: Miss Bessie Marks is spending a two weeks' vacation with her aunt and uncle, Dr. and Mrs. J. B. McEnany, near Henry lake, Idaho. The Patriotic Service Knitting club will be entertained by Mrs. Ernest Snyder, Mrs. Clyde Amaden and Mrs. George Clausing at the home of Mrs. Snyder next Tuesday evening. The time .will be devoted to cards, as a diversion from knitting. Mrs. Henry Wiltrout of Los Angeles, Cal., is visiting her sjister, Mrs. Clyde Amaden. Mrs. Howard Smith entertained at a 1 o'clock luncheon at her home Tuesday Tues-day in honor of Mrs. Kirk Bond, prior to her departure for Seattle, Wash., where she will make her home. The : M' ISS MARY WOOD of Murray, whose engage- ment to Henry Wheeler of e Cottonwood is announced. e l j, - ' A W j. , , ?, mm-..- dssm;M I , , r- ; plllBlSi ' "l afternoon was spent in cards. Twelve guests were present. The Knights of Pythias lodge entertained enter-tained the grand officers in tiie fraternal hall Wednesday evening. Following a session of lodge work, the ladies of the Pythian lodge served a luncheon to a large gathering. Mrs. Alex Roxberry of Ogden is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harold ra Belle Mrs. Robert Page was hostess at a garden luncheon at her home Thursday afternoon. 1 PRICE T i I PRICE, Aug. 17. The Campfire girls turned their meeting Wednesday evening into a surprise for Misses Yolande Sutton, Sut-ton, Audrey Cook and Elizabeth Crockett, all of whom will leave soon to attend school elsewhere. Games and refreshments refresh-ments with reminiscences of the recent camping trip made a jolly evening. The meeting was held at the home of Guardian Miss Cornelia Stevenson. Dr. and Mrs. H. B, Goctzm'ann entertained enter-tained at dinner Wednesdav evening for Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Walters. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Kllertson. Mr. Walters left Thursday morning for Salt Lake to enter the army service. ! Mrs. L. R. Eldridge was hostess at a slumber party Saturday evening of last week in honor of her sister, Miss Jessie Eldridge of Florence, Colo. The guests were Misses Blanche Robb, Anna Jones, Lysle Moffitt, Lucile Prandsen, Mesdames L. D. Nutter, Parley Smith, R. D. Dickinson Dick-inson and Albert Corya. Miss Thelma Jones was hostess at a birthday anniversary surprise party at her home a few evenings ago. Those who participated in the dancing and enjoyed the refreshments were Misses Ella Lang-ford, Lang-ford, Annis Langford, Hilda Randall, Drucilla Jones, Orilla Jones, Stella Jones, Goold, Arvilla Ryan, Mabel Peacock, Veta Bryner, Alta Bryner, Felicia Jones, Messrs. Wallace Young, Derrell Holt, Fred Colton, Lewis McDaniel, Edward Jones, George Fausett, James Fausett, Lowell Jessen, Glen Bass, Leo Leonard and William Wil-liam Leonard. The Ladies' Aid society of the Mehtdoist church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs. R. W. Crockett. The retiring president, Mrs. H. T. Zeiders, was presented with a beautiful pin. Three new members werei elected to the society. The attendance attend-ance was large. The C. H. Stevenson .family has received re-ceived word of the marriage of Charles Conrad Fields, for three years a teacher in Price academy, to Miss May Opal Ed- I wards. The wedding- took place in Fort Hamilton, N. V. Miss Martlia Bradley came down from Salt Lake the first of the week. She is in training at one of the Salt Lake hospitals. hos-pitals. Mrs. J. T. Johnson and children have been visiting relatives in Cleveland this wee k. Miss M. D. Ventress, H. W. Ventress and Mrs. Margaret Lawrence of Hollywood, Holly-wood, Cal., stopped over here a few days this week for a visit at the J. M. "Whit-more "Whit-more home. They are returning home from a four months' automobile tour in the east. 4 MANTI f 4 1 MANTI, Aug. 17. One of the delightful affairs of the week was the unique lawn party given by the Hopeless club Monday Mon-day night at the home of Vera Kenner in compliment to the boys who left Thursday for army service. Thev were Willie Jones, Irvin Henrie, Carl Kreich-knicht, Kreich-knicht, Fred Braithwaite, Peter Ahlstrom, Birney Farnsworth and Milliard Vor-hees. Vor-hees. The lawns were effective! v decorated dec-orated with United States flags, flags of the allies and Chinese lanterns and 'electric 'elec-tric lights. The time was spent in games, music and dancing. Thirty-five were present. Refreshments, were, served at midnight. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Braithwaite entertained en-tertained at a 6 o'clock dinner. Monday evening in honor of Peter Ahlstrom, Carl FTeiehknicht, Hilliard Vorhees, Irvin Henrie, Willie Jones, Bimey Farnsworth and Fred Braithwaite. Covers were laid for 125. Dinner was served on the lawn. Flags, bunting and flowers comprised the decorations. Mrs. James Hayhoe of Salt Lake is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Smith. Miss Gladys Henningson and Windell Rosen of Ephraim were married Thursday Thurs-day morning of last week at the home of the bride's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Bosen I left on the 10 o'clock train for Baker City, Ore., where they will make their home. Klsie Larsen left Tuesday for Mount Pleasant for a two weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. Alfred Johnson. One of the most enjoyable affairs of the past week was the plunge party at Monroe Hot Springs, the party leaving here on the 6 o'clock train Saturday evening, eve-ning, going as far- as Richfield and then motoring to Monroe. After the plunge a banquet was served to the party of six- I teen, including Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fg-gertson. Fg-gertson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stringham of Manti; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith of Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Overfelt and Mr. and Mrs. Hermanson of Gunnison, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Storrs of Richfield, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Merz of Mount Pleasant. The remainder re-mainder of the evening was spent in dancing to the music of the Monroe band. Mrs. William Butler of Hiawatha is visiting vis-iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Watt. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Beliss and daughters, daugh-ters, Edith and Ruth, of Salt Lake spent the last week-end with Mr. and Mrs. 1m G. Jacobson. Mrs. Otto Nell son was hostess at a luncheon Friday in honor of her fifty-fifth fifty-fifth birthday anniversary. Mrs. Julia Pickup of Idaho Falls, Idaho, and Marguerite and Alice Billings of Eureka Eu-reka were guests of Mrs. Ross- Tuttle during the week. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Braithwaite entertained enter-tained at dinner Tuesday evening in honor of their son, Fred. . Guests were Peter vhlstrom, Willie Jones, Irvin Henrie, Birney Farnsworth, Hilliard Vorhees and Carl Freichknicht. Zadie Mellor entertained at a dancing party Friday evening. Twenty were present. Refreshments were served. Mrs. H. James and daughter, Florence, of Salt Lake are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hornung. Lula Barton, Lora Keilson, Virginia iimner, vereiia ruttie ana i neima wan-! wan-! less entertained forty-five of their friends at a dancing party Friday at the home of Mrs. Stephen Barton. Refreshments were served aC 11 o'clock. Mrs. L. A. Jacobson entertained the R, K. class at a Kensington on Wednesday afternoon. Twenty-four guests were present. pres-ent. Special guests were Mrs. Sorenson of Springville, Mrs. Mad son of Altoona, Mrs. E. R. Ward of Salt Lake, Mrs. T. M. I-Iaymond, Mrs. Ida Stringhani and Mrs. W. G. Hoggan. Mrs. Thaddeus Buchanan entertained on Saturday evening of last week .for her brother, Peter Ahlstrom and the six other boys who left for service Thursday morning. Mrs. Parley Westenskow entertained on Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Andrew Madsen and Mrs. James "Mick-elson "Mick-elson of Bonita, Utah. Birney Farnsworth, who left Thursday for training at the University of Utah, was the honored guest at a dinner party given by Mrs. Niels Anderson on Monday Mon-day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Johnson and Miss Eva Hall motored to Provo on Sunday. They returned Monday. Miss Marie Hall, who has been visiting in Provo, accompanied accom-panied them home. Mrs. Eras ti is Jensen gave a family dinner party Wednesday evening in honor of Fred Braithwaite, who left for training train-ing at the U. of U. on Thursday. Mrs. Myrtle Clinger of Eureka and Mrs. Flora Morrell of Junction are visiting visit-ing relatives in Manti this week. r SYRACUSE SYRACUSE, Aug. 17. Mr. -and Mrs. Irvin Cal spent the week in Bountiful as guests of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Blood, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Barnes, Miss Martha K. Barnes and Mrs. Emma J. D. Strong, all of Kaysville, were Syracuse visitors Sunday of last week. Mrs. Lorin Frew of Hooper is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Le Roy Moss. Miss Mary Ann Walker was a w e e k - Miss Elsie Steed and Walter and Joseph Jo-seph Steed spent Tuesday in Ogden. E. J. Tree and children of Hay don are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tree and family this week. M iss La von Clark of Farmington is visiting friends here. The Misses Thelma and Elsie Pace and George and Harvey Pace, all of Hoyis die, are visiting friends here this week. s Mrs. Clyde Barber entertained a few friends at a social at her home Friday f veiling. Refreshments were served and the time was spent in music and games. The guests were M r. and Mrs. Myron Barber. Miss Ruby Walker. Miss Doris Cook, Miss Irma Walker, Miss Lena Tre, Miss Mae Walker. Miss Laverna Walker, M iss Mamie Barber, Miss Nora Walker, Miss Mai'v Tiampton, Miss Maud Walker, Miss Ida Hansen, Miss Elsie Hansen, Miss Elsie Steed, Miss Laura Smed!?v, Miss Thelma Williams. Miss Ella Wilcox. Wil-cox. Carl Barber, Claude Nalder, Robert Tree, llcose Bai rd, Golden C riddle, Philip BemnHt and Milton Steed. Miss Thelma Williams and Miss Ella Wiisox of Kaysville spent the week here with friends. CLEARFIELD CLEARFIELD. Aug. 17. Miss Iona B,ir!ov is spending a few d.iys in Farmington Farm-ington as the guest of Miss Phyllis Clark. Mr. and Mrs. George Wood of Bountiful Boun-tiful spent Tuesday here. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse H. Barlow and sons, Ora and Ivan, visited in Kays v ihe on Tuosdav as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ar-nold Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. Amasa L. Clark of Farrrt-incrioii Farrrt-incrioii were Clear fir-id visitors Tuesday. Miss Dora P.pck of Salt Lake City was a week-end visitor in town, the guest of friends. Mrs. Jesse H. Farlow was a visitor to Farmingion on Thursday. M r. and Mrs. John Reed announce the marriage of their daughter. Myrtle, and Kin nit.'U Wlizill of Lay ton. The ceremony cere-mony was re'-formed by Bishop Davil Stoker at the home of the bri'ie on Sat-day Sat-day even in a: of last week, a f tor whu'h a family dinner was served. Covers were I ! liiid for Mr. and .Mrs. John Reed. Mr1. and Mrs. Jos-p!i Mr. and Mrs. ' WCfonl E. WiKKill. Mr. and Mrs. Robert ! II. Barton. Mr. and Mrs. James WiL'iriil, Mr. and Mrs. George Keed, Miss .ALinf.s Reed. Miss Ievora t?mith, Miss Olivia ; Reed, Miss .Mice Walker. Miss Blanche Keed. Clyde Keed, Glpn Kllison and Eu-i Eu-i gene Reed. j Mr. and Mrs. Heber C. Blood, Mr. and Mrs. James C. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. , John X. Hatch, all qf Malad, Idaho, vis-J vis-J ited relatives in Clearfield this week. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roberts and family i are visiting at Ideal beach, Bear lake. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Fisher spent Wednesday in Ogden. RICHMOND RICHMOND, Aug. 17. MA. Ernest Christensen entertained the Sego Lily cluh at her home Thursday. The afternoon after-noon was spent with knitting and sewing, sew-ing, after which luncheon was served to ten members. Miss Veir Christensen was a guest of the club. Miss Vera Johnson John-son assisted Mrs. Christensen. Mrs. H. V. Shepard was given a surprise sur-prise at her home Thursday in honor of her birthday anniversary by a number of relatives and friends. Mrs. S. W. Hendricks entertained with a family dinner at her home Sunday in honor of her husband's birthday anniversary. anni-versary. Covers were laid for twelve. Mrs. Georgia Johnson presented her piano students in a recital at her home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. F. A. Bair entertained a few friends and relatives at her home Friday Fri-day in honor of her sister, Mrs. Sarah Brower Chambers of Salt Lake, who has been visiting here. Mrs. C. Z. Harris entertained with a dinner Tuesday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William Whittle of Marysville, Idaho. The Beehive girls of the Richmond ward spent several days of ' the week at Camp La Balr. in High Creek canyon. Mrs. Nellie Peterson entertained with a quilting bee at her home Tuesday. Dinner Din-ner was served to nine guests. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McCarrey and family fam-ily motored to Logan, Wednesday of last week, to attend the golden wedding celebration cele-bration of Mrs. 'McCaiTey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Squires. Mrs. Keith Merrill entertained with a family dinner Sunday in honor oC her husband, who left Monday for a military training camp. Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher and daughters, Ruth and Jennie, are guests of Mrs. D. J. Rainey. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Webb, Mrs. M. J. Harrison and Mrs. C. E. Merrill motored mo-tored to Oxford, Idaho, Sunday, and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. William Underwood. Un-derwood. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Merrill of Provo spent a few days of last week here with relatives. T. L. Kerr and daughter, Retha, of California visited friends here last week. Mrs. Rufus Pack is visiting at Shelley, Idaho, with Mr. and Mrs. Ulysses ,Pack. The Ferclo swarm of Beehive- girls was entertained Monday evening at the home of the Misses Essie and Emorett Stoddard. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Adamson returned Wednesday from a two weeks' camping trip at Bear lake. Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Monson of Ogden were visitors here last week. Mrs. Oran Merrill was a Preston visitor vis-itor on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Thomson motored mo-tored to Downey, Idaho, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Christopherson of Montpeher, Idaho, motored here and spent a few days last week. , Mrs Bert Pond of Lewiston spent Thursday of last week here with her mother, Mrs. H. V. Shepard. Mrs. Ladonia Stevens of Ogden has been visiting here with her mother, Mrs Lodicy Olsten. Mr. and Mrs. C. Z. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Allen of Cove motored to Weston, Sunday, where they were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Merle Allen nd Mr. and Mrs. George Allen Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alliston have returned re-turned from a trip through Idaho T1 u n3 Mrs' F" K- Dine "motored to Idaho Falls, Idaho, Sunday. MT. PLEASANT f j. MOUNT PLEASANT, Aug. 17. Miss Leona Jensen returned Tuesday to Price after a ten days' visit here with relatives' During her stay Miss Jensen was the honored guest at several dinners and luncheons. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Poulson are receiving re-ceiving congratulations upon the arrival of a daughter at their home Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Slaugh and little son left Wednesday morning for their home in Vernal, after several months' visit here with Mrs. Slaugh's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Petersen. Mrs. George Ryland of Price spent the early part of the week here with-relatives. The first in a series of military parties for the mothers who have sons in the service was given by a number of neighbors neigh-bors and friends Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. E. R. Poulson, whose son, Clinton, is now ' en route for "Somewhere in-Prance." in-Prance." The guests, while doing Red Cross work, enjoyed a program of songs and speeches, and afterward served an elaborate luncheon. There were present Mesdames Henry Erieksen, Sena Johan-sen. Johan-sen. Hannah Clark. Harriet Cliff, C W Korensen, G. F. Bohne, Bert Wright, Nephi Christensen, John Jensen, James Monson. A. S. Jensen, Erick Erieksen, S. A. Barton, Leo Keely, Peter Svensen, Merlin Andersen, Gilbert Beckstrom, Joseph Jo-seph Johansen, Amasa Erieksen, P. Y. Jensen, Carrie Harbroe, Melvina Christensen, Christen-sen, Lorin Stewart, A. Merz. Erick Gun-dersen, Gun-dersen, Miss Anna Johansen and Mrs. Maybert Sirate of Spring City. In honor of their son, Austin, who left Thursday to. take a three months' course in mechanical training at the University of Utah, and their nephew, Francis Neil-sen, Neil-sen, who has joined the naval reserve, Mr. and Mrs. Peter FTandsen entertained at an elaborate dinner Tuesday evening. About fifty guests were present, including includ-ing a large number of out-of-town relatives rela-tives and friends. A program of musical numbers and various games was enjoyed following dinner. Mrs. Joserih Mnnmti pntBrfainQ mally at luncheon Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. A. S. Mlson, Mrs. S. E. Jensen, Mrs. A. V. Mcintosh, Mrs. Rex Jensen, Mrs. Harold Jensen and Miss Crystai Jensen. Mrs. Frank Candlanrl. Mrs. R. Andersen, Ander-sen, Mrs. Hyrum Christensen. Mrs. C. W. Sorcnsen, Mrs. Mary Ann Reynolds and Miss Anna Johansen were guests Saturday Satur-day afternoon of last week at a Red Cross Kensington given by Mrs. Mary L. Davis. A 5 o'clock luncheon was served by the hostess after a couple of hours of sewing and knitting. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Harney have had as their guest this week Mr. Harnev's father. fa-ther. A. A. Harney, of Waverlev. 111. . Mr. and Mrs. Hans Neilsen entertained at dinner Monday evening complimentary to Francis Xeilsen and Austin Frandsen Covers- were laid for fifteen. 1 LARK T , LARK. Aug. 17. Mr. and Mrs. Rviand Olson and children are visiting relatives and friends at Ephraim. Thev" will make an auto trip to Fish lake before they return. re-turn. Mrs. Albert White spent several days In Salt Lake City this week. Mrs. L. M. White is visiting her mother. moth-er. Mrs. A. Larson, at Losran. Mrs. A. L. Unrson of Salt Lake and S C. Sorenson of F.phrnim motored to Lark Thursday and were the guests of Mrs J E. Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Chandler. Mr and Mrs. lly Nordbrrg. Mr. and Mrs . J W lisnn. M.ss Ma be! Peterson, Miss Hanna Atkmsen. K. A. Arnold and J. W Hall motored to West Jordan Tuesdav night and attended a dance. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hallidav and children chil-dren are vssst'nc Mr. and Mrs. E. Kim-bail Kim-bail at West Jordan. Mrs. Fay Scholty entertained the B A G. E. club Thursday evening. Ten members mem-bers were rresent. Mr. and Mrs Fay P'-holtv moto-ed to Riverton Wedwj iay and wr the c;ests of Mr. and Mrs. Turer.ce Renles'r.a. k a t dinner. Mr. and Mrs. v.. Howard and fanVh- left Monday f.ir Garfield to make their home Mrs. . S. Jensen re;;irned wi (... day, after spending several davs in Salt I Lke City with her mother, Mrs. Sadie ; Latimer. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Brienholt and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Peterson of Sandy motored mo-tored to Saltair Wednesday. Mrs. Fay Scholty entertained at dinner Tuesday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Olson and children. ' Mrs. J. E. Hansen was hostess at a breakfast party Friday, in compliment to Mrs. A. L. Larson and small daughter, Edith, of Salt Lake City, and S. C. Sor-enson. Sor-enson. Covers were laid for eight. Mr. and Mrs.. W. Page motored to Riverton Riv-erton Friday and visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Butterfield of Riverton Riv-erton were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Page Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. W. Craine motored to Draper Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ullock motored to Eureka Monday and visited friends. Little Ada Ullock returned -tfith them, after spending a month with relatives. fMiss May Dickson and her mother, Mrs. Mckson, are in Salt Lake City with Woodrow 'Dickson. I SANTAQUIN f 4 f SANTAQUIN, Aug. 17. Miss Mabel Chaturn has returned home from a two weeks' visit at Mammoth. Mr. and Mrs. John Duncan and family returned to their home in Salt Lake Wednesday. Wed-nesday. Misses Lavern and Winifred Heelis accompanied them. Miss Matie Johnson of Kanab is spending spend-ing a ten days' vacation here, the guest of Mrs. E. H. Tietjen. , Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jerman, Mrs. Is-siah Is-siah Holladay and Mrs. Lizzie A. Whit-ear Whit-ear spent the last week-end at Salt Lake visiting with their sons, who expect to leave soon for different camps assigned to them, Mrs. W. R. Greenhalgh is entertaining as her guests Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ber-ryman Ber-ryman and daughters, Beatrice and Lula of Eureka. Mrs. Clara Lemoner of Mammoth is visiting vis-iting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Gunderson. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jones and family are visiting at the home of Mr. Jones's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zacharia Jones. Miss " Lula Tietjen returned Friday from a two weeks' tour through Yellowstone Yellow-stone park and Idaho, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Tietjen of Pay son, and Miss Minerva Willardson of Ephraim. Eph-raim. The trip was made by auto. Mrs. Albert Larson entertained at dinner din-ner Wednesday, complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jones and family of Eureka and Mr. and Mrs. Z. Jones. Mrs. Albert Hagen of Salt Lake is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. L. Olson for a , few days. She will go to Eureka to visit her son before returning home. A pleasing social event of the week was the lawn party given by Mrs. George Beebe and Miss Myrtle Gushing at the home of the former Thursday evening, in honor of Dean Johnson, who leaves shortly short-ly for army service. The lawns were attractively at-tractively decorated with the national colors col-ors and Japaneso lanterns. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Openshaw, Mr. and Mr3. Sylvester Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Openshaw, Mrs. Roy Petti of Salt Lake, Miss Mae Jenkins, Miss Mabel Chaturn, Dean Johnson. Melvin Openshaw, Charles Gushing, William O. Johnson, Roy Peterson, Raymond Openshaw, Open-shaw, George Bachman. Mrs. John C. Holman was hostess at dinner Sunday, complimentary to sheriff and Mrs. John Corless of Salt Lake and others. r MONROE , MONROE, Aug. 17. Mr. and Mrs. F. Erickson motored to Fillmore Tuesday, accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. D. S. Dorrity, and family. The following friends gave a shower Saturday evening of last week in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Parley Riddle: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shipp, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Adair, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bales, Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Larsen. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Baldwin, Bald-win, Mrs. Walter Suter, Mrs. Bud Morrison, Mor-rison, Mrs. Thomas Simmonsen, Mrs. V. L. Clark and Dr. and Mrs. Lucius Whiting. Miss Del Magleby was hostess at a dinner party Friday, in celebration of her birthday anniversary. Those present were Verna Erickson, Opal Caseman, Winnie Tergensen, Thelma Christensen, Rene, Vera, Helen and Mildfed Magleby. Mrs. Mills of Salt Lake is here, visiting visit-ing with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Magleby of Greenwich spent the last week-end visiting visit-ing relatives here. A well-attended dancing party was given ' Wednesday evening under the auspices of the Modern Woodmen, in honor of four of their members who left Friday for training camps. The young I men are Ortie Caseman, Royal Bell, La Mar Swain and Karl Webb. Mrs. Elnora Ross entertained a' few friends at luncheon "Wednesday afternoon. after-noon. Present were Mrs. F. Erickson, Mrs. Joseph Lowe, Mrs. Charles Swindle and Mrs. Luther Wlnget. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hansen entertained enter-tained at a dinner party Thursday in honor of La Mar Swain," who left later to begin training at the University of Utah. Those present were Mr. and "Mrs. Jack Swain, Mr. and Mrs. Rav Swain. Elma Magleby and Lottie and Bert Swain. Mrs. Harvey Bates entertained at a Kensington on Thursday afternoon for Mrs. Melvin Webb, Mrs. Jesse Baldwin, Mrs. Jack Shipp, Mrs. Bert Adair. Mrs. Parley Riddle and Mrs. Lucius Whiting. A farewell party was given at the South ward chapel Wednesday in honor of four more soldier boys. A splendid program was rendered. The hovs are Karl Webb, Artie Caseman, la Mar Swain and Royal Bell. The following enjoyed a plunge and luncheon at the hot springs SiUurrlay evening of last week: Mr. and Mrs Harold Har-old Magleby, Mr. and Mrs. Rav Swain, Mr. and Mrs. Vivian Tuft. Mrs. Boyd Brown entertained Monday for Celesta Wingpt, Emma M;g1elv, Sylvia Syl-via Christensen and Mrs. L. W. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Woodward of Halt Lole are the guests of Mr. nd Mrs. Ole Larsen. 1 1" Q I RICHFIELD . RICHKIRLD, Aug. 17. Mrs. J. L. Miller Mil-ler entertained at dinner Sunday in honor o Mrs. F. C. Larson and Mrs. C. Salisbury Salis-bury of Salt Lake. Pink and white dahlias and cosmos formed the centerpiece. Covers Cov-ers were laid for twenty. Stanley Itamlose and wife were Richfield Rich-field visitors this week, en roite to Salt Lake, where Mr. Ramlose has enlisted at the U. of U. training camp. Mrs. C. J. Sumner left Thursday for Washington. D. C, to join her husband, 1 who is in the service of the government. George Meyers and wife and son, Gail, and Mrs. Meyers's mother of Salt Lake are here en route to Fish lake. Mrs. Hannah Eeuiler was pleasantly surprised in honor of her birthday anniversary anni-versary Wednesday. Lahlias were used for diorations. Twenty-two guests were present. Luncheon and music were enjoyed. en-joyed. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Molutyre and Mr. and Mrs. Junius Seegmillor returned Wednesday from Fish lake. Mrs. w. s. Hickox and daughter of Salt Lake, are visiting Mrs. Hickox's sister. sis-ter. Mrs. Alex Morrison. Miss Luella Johnson of Salt Lake is tha guests of .Mrs. Frank Martines. Mrs. S. G. Clark and daughter, Ila, are Salt Lake visitors. Miss Martha Parker and Miss Laurota Young entertained thirty-five guests Tuesday evening. The national colors were used in the decorations and fn the menu. Dahlias and sweetpeas formed the centerpiece. center-piece. Music, dancing and refreshments were the features. Miss Reta Hansen of Klsinore has returned re-turned to her home after a week's visit at the Parker home. P.ernice Rossiler of Salt Lake is visiting Miss Martha Parker and Miss Laureta Young. Ina and Leslie Nielson of Garfield are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Christensen. Mrs. Kdwartl Itasmussen entertained in honor of her daughter. Vera. Monday, It being her birthday anniversary. Mrs. Kdwnrd Onggati and Mrs. Lewis of Kureka tire visitors in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown of Salt Lake were in this city this week, having hav-ing been called to the bedside of J. c. Anderson, their father, who has been 111. Miss Mildred Anderson, who has been attending school in Salt Lake, has returned re-turned to Richfield. Tonora Hansen and Klnise Nielson of Eismore. were visitors here this week. Mrs. Joshua Ogden entertained informally infor-mally on her birthday anniversary Friday of lust week. Luncheon was served to Mrs. .1. M. Peterson, Mrs. K. K. Hoffman Mrs. Parley Poulson, Mrs. Havde Gonclin Mrs. L. Graham, Mrs. lOlva Soienson, Mrs l.erue Ogden and the Misses Lizzie and F.va Ogden. Mrs. Arthur Knee entertainer! in honor of her birthday anniversary Wednesday. Sixteen gliosis were present. Golflenglow wtis used elTc-1 ively for decorations. Mrs. Fletcher .N'iolson entertained in honor of Mr. ami Mrs. Stanley Itamlose Monday. A trout luncheon was nerved tit l:.Vi. Covers were la it! fur eight. |
