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Show ' Intermountain Social Happenings 1 PAYSON PAYSON. March 9. Mrs. William Fe-re entertained ':.! rands e club Snuirday afternoon af-ternoon of last week. Wednes-iay after noon the So -:al Ted '.-M:b f:.el at the home of M rs, Par', ara Woods. The lime was spent in Red Cross work, j Mrs C. F. D'xon had as her c:e -;t. j T:.:rsdiiy the members of me Afternoon Mrs. Elizabeth Lee enter' ained a number num-ber of friends at her home Sa turday of last week. Mrs. George F. Wilson entertained the En ire Nous club Wednesday at the home of her mother, Mrs. Eusi ice Mend en!: a 1. Other guests were Mrs. Rodney Wilson, Mrs. Kenneth Pfxou and Mrs. Frank Seiman. Ernest Shermere gave a party Tuesday evening- at the. home of his parent, Mr. ; and Mrs. W. H. Shermere, I Mrs. Floyd Wilson entertained twenty j of tier friends at luncheon Saturday or j last week. 1 The Beehive Rebekah lodge gave a card 1 party Tuesday evening at the I. O. O. F hall. Wednesday evening a farewell surprise ' party was given in honor of Mrs. Ada Garfield, who left Friday for Blackfoot, Idaho, .o join her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Omar Huish and children chil-dren of Salt Lake are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Huish. Mrs. Lovina Montague entertained eight lady friends at a tpullting bee Friday. Fri-day. Mrs. Volmer Nebeker gave a children's party Wednesday in honor of the twelfth 'birthday anniversary of her daughter, Afton. Mrs. Howard Evans was in Provo on Sunday of last week, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Harding. Miss Ruth Drake entertained a number num-ber of friends at a party Friday evening. Mrs. John N. Stark entertained at a children's party Saturday afternoon of last week In honor of her daughter. Miss Rhea Stark. The high school junior prom given Friday Fri-day evening was a social success. The main committee was composed of Miss Jennie Reece, Miss Reta Cutler, Oliver Clayson and Roscoe Douglass. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fairbanks of Anna An-na Pel la are the guests of Mr. and Mrs Amnion Nebeker. They have sold their home at Annabella and intend to make their home In Payson. 1 Mrs. William Amos has returned home after a ten days' visit In Salt Lake, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Edgar Adams. Tuesday tiie Second Ward Dramatic club presented "Mr. Tompkins's Hired Man" in the ward amusement hall. The proceeds from the matinee were given to the Red Cross chapter. An "old-time song"' revival was given Tuesday by the First Ward M. I. A. in the ward chapel. v i Miss Margaret Douglass, a student of j the University of T'tah, came home Fri-j Fri-j day evening to attend the junior prom. Mr. and Mrs. Azar Evans of Garland are visiting Mrs. Howard Evans. Mrs. Julia L. Montague has as her guests 'Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ashton of Provo. I SPRINGVILLE f SPRINGVILLE, March 9. The regular monthly meeting of the Sherman post of the G. A. R. was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Whitney Tuesday. After the business meeting, luncheon was served to the members and their friends. Those -present were Commander George Jagers and Mrs. Jagers, George Piper and Mrs. Piper, Frank Smith and Mrs. Smith, J. M. Westwood, James E. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. George Gabbitas, Mrs. Robert Davidson, Da-vidson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gabbitas, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Harrison, Mary Gabbitas Gab-bitas and Claud Smith. Mrs. Irena Jones of Richfield has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Vane, Jr., the past week. Mrs. James A. Roth well of Moore, Idaho, has returned home, after a two , i month-" visi: w:t- her parents. and Mr. Jose;. a H. U'ti'H. Mrs. J.me F. Eihs of Vh w spent a day or lv.o here with relatives th.s week. Benin: Wine:, a S ,-::r v :1 :w who has made ::is :-.';-. o r-.v toe past two years at :".! Sa:i Fra:ic:si-o, i'ai.. w::ere he will enter tie service v: h.s lountrv in the s unal con-Mr. con-Mr. ar,i Mrs. J. A. Houts lndiano'.a spt-iit a iV-.v da s L -? ;.-.e iatUr pa: I ol Frank Goo;..:, who is on a f::rloiig:i ::'oin Camp Lewis, American l.a-te. Wash.. ;:p'-u! S oidav here as ice gaest of Mrs. :-...zaiet :: L.rd ami lamhy. Mrs. Marvm l-am'on of Heiner spent the latter part uf the Week ie:e v!Si'.:n; her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Phillips, and other relatives. The F. C. B. club tve another of Us dancing parties at the opera house Friday Fri-day n.ghi. Miss El fa 1 1 unrington ret a rued this week from a three weeks" visit in the St. George count! y Mrs. Ah hie Bur o: Lorenzo. Id a It o, is here visiting her daughter. Mrs. Rouse. Mrs. ZmIhir Pritchett and children and Miss C race I--. rsen of Ma mrnot h were guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Brown a tew da s this week. 1 EVANSTON, WYO. f EVANSTON. Wyo., March 9. Mrs. B. M. An shcrman entertained at a prettily appointed Kensington, Tuesday afternoon, at her home on Summit si i eet. Spring t lowers were effectively used throughout the spacious rooms and the afternoon was spent with knitting and bits of fancy work. Later a course luncheon was served. 'Die guests included Mrs. J. H. I lolland, Mrs. Lee Chesney, Mrs. Frank Cash in. Mrs. Roy F. Bryan. Mrs. Joseph T Booth. Mrs. Ralph Chapman, Mrs. Jack Snyder, Mrs. Charles Stahley, Mrs. Earl O. Bradbury and Mrs. Leo Smiddy. Saint David's 'day was titiimrly celebrated cele-brated when Mrs. Arthur Goodman entertained en-tertained at dinner at her home on Fourth street. The centerpiece for the long table was a cluster of pink oleander blossoms and asparagus ferns, combined with the Welsh flag and the Hags of the United States, England and France. Covers were laid for the Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Davies, Mrs. John Arnold, Miss Hah Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Goodman, Good-man, Miss Marion Goodman, Thomas Davies, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Goodman and the Immediate family of the hostess. Following Fol-lowing the dinner, the guests, listened to Vfetrola selections, and later they all gathered around the piano and brought to a conclusion a pleasant evening by singing old favorite Welsh songs. Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Holland and baby have returned from California, where they Jiad been for the past few weeks visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Lyman Fargo and daughter, Mrs. Chester Wells, left Sunday for their home in Pocatello, Idaho, after a few daws' visit in Evanston with Mrs. A. C. S-loan and Mrs. McKenzie. Mrs. McKenzie accompanied accom-panied them to Pocatello, where she will visit for some time. Mrs. J. D. Roberts, who has beenvislt-ing beenvislt-ing her mother, Mrs. I. C. Winslow, and her sister, Mrs. C. H. Solier, for the past three weeks, has returned to her home in Los Angeles. The members of the Presbyterian Aid society entertained their many friends at the church parlors Thursday afternoon. The hours were spent in knitting and sewing. Later supper was served. Mrs. Jake Got t stein returned Sunday from a three weeks' visit in Salt Lake, where she attended the marriage of her son, Arthur, to Miss Jeannett Grojinsky. Mrs. Edward Horrocks entertained the ladies and friends of the St. Paul's guild of the Episcopal church Thursday afternoon after-noon at Hunting hail. The hours from 3 until 5 o'clock were spent with knitting and sewing, apd later a luncheon was served. Mrs. Louis Kabell entertained the ladles of the Wednesday Afternoon Sewing club at her home on Sage street, Wednesday afternoon. At the attractively arranged table, covers were laid for ten. 'Mr. and Mrs. Adolphus Chrlstason left Sunday for their ranch home on Bear river, where they will spend the summer. A jolly crowd of young people accompanied accom-panied them for the day. Mrs. Jack Soloman of Chicago arrived from Salt Lake, Sunday, with her mother, Mrs. Jake Gottstein, and will spend the summer in Evanston visiting relatives and friends. Miss Esther Webster entertained at a delightfully informal dinner partv Wednesday Wed-nesday evening at the Bon. The table was prettily arranged and covers were laid for Miss A ttie Baker, Mrs. Charles Dickenson and Miss Kate Smith. Following Follow-ing the dinner, the party attended the "movies" at the Strand. Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Hoehner came in from Aspen on Friday for a few days' 1 visit with friends. Complimentary to Mrs. Charles Dickenson, Dicken-son, who will leave shortly to make her home in Cheyenne, Mrs. Mary McAllister entertained at a 500 party Monday evening eve-ning at her home on Third street. ' Small tables were arranged throughout the rooms for cards, and at the call of the games the first prize was awarded to the guest of honor, Mrs. Dickenson, while Miss Esther Webster received the consolation con-solation favor. Late in the evening luncheon lunch-eon was served at the small tables. The guests included, besides t'ne honor gust. Miss Elizabeth Miller, Miss Esther Webster, Web-ster, Miss Attie Baker, Mrs. J. T. Mc-Guire Mc-Guire and daughter, Miss Mars-are t McAllister, Mc-Allister, Miss Enid Conklyn. Miss Kate Smith, Miss Agnes Miller, Miss Plarriet Gillaspie and Mrs. Dave Anderson. The various units of the Red Cross met as usual In the rooms of the federal building Tuesday. Wednesday and Friday afternoons and Tuesday evening. The huge packing box for hospital supplies is rapidly being Tilled through the efforts of the patriotic workers who regularly attend these meetings. The ladies of the Literary club will gh'e ; a reception next Tuesday afternoon at the Methodist church froir 3 until 5 ! o'clock, in honor of Professors J. J. Mc-I Mc-I Clellan, Willard Weihe and Anthony C j Lund of Salt Lake, who will appear In the Red Cross benefit concert in Evanston that evening at the Strand theater, i Mr. and Mrs. Parley Coles returned ! from California on Sunday, where they i spent their vacation visiting friends. M'GILL, NEVADA 4 . 4. M'GILL, New. March 9. Mr. and Mrs. Douglass entertained at aucjflon bridge Thursday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mr. Kirtley and Mrs. Cora Clark. Refreshments Re-freshments were served and the latter part of the evening was spent in dancing. danc-ing. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. George C. Riser, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. H. Pomeroy, Dr. and Mrs. Havens, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Morgan. J. C. Kinear, Mrs. Cora Clark, Miss Tipton, Miss Eckle, Mr. Kirtley, Mr. Thorpe. Mrs. R. E. H. Porheroy entertained Saturday afternoon of last week in honor of her little daughter, Eleanor, in celebration cele-bration of her fourth birthday. Those enjoying the hospitality of the little hostess were Miss Ruth Riser, Miss Evelyn Watson, Miss Dorothy McMillen, Miss Loretta Leak, Miss Lois Riser, Miss Isabelle Havens. Miss Jennie Pomeroy, Miss Virginia Douglass, Master Dale McMillen. Mc-Millen. Mrs. Stanley Draper entertained a i number of friends at auction bridge Tuesday Tues-day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Paul leafier. Prizes were won by Mrs. Alfred Doull and Miss Marion Newman. The guests were Mesdames E. C. Leak, Mrs" Charles Holmes. Mrs. C. Mosley. Mrs. Alfred Al-fred Doull. Mrs. Joe McKay, Brier, Roach Sullivan. Goodman, Newman, Marion Newman, Lafler and Scott. Mrs. L- A. Corish entertained the "'if)f" club at her home on Thursday afternoon. after-noon. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Remington and daughter, Myra Lyle, of McGill, accompanied accom-panied by Mrs. W. O'Hare and children and Mrs. Winfivd Hudson and Vrc O! Flv, motored to Unlit Suiuia -l-K' , dinner guests of Mr. and M"-Lurkhan. M"-Lurkhan. . Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 . Watson entertained at dinner undav evenmg in !'(n01 , , C L FV-ro- and M Sv.em. who U tl I Mot.dav moriim for California to join i the I'.'th engineers. ; Th, t.u.V.im.u-.l 8:,n. at .!.f ''"" j t:u- ivm-ds' of 3.U-M.H rlu'iuv ! '-I '-I AiiH i Ki.n K,-1 Cross jf wr-ll iiuemie.l. j T:,. M,V,iU i-h.:".,T lf 0:e Ani.-r'.wTn fcilJioi.w K;-:.U.v. ni!-!kw m '-ir.B '-ir.B miri:i.al ,isv,sha ami lais.!:i-;- " 1 ' s:vii. Mr. Newman. .Ua.rm.in of workrooii's. n .'.wts a i:oim a i f on.ia i: -e and says wonder!'.'.! progress was made, j Ir. an.'l .Mrs. llaens entertained at 'dinner Thursday eeninir. l'lnk earna-i earna-i l:i"is were ar l :st iea 1 1 used in the table derorations. The iiusls were Mr. and ' Mrs. Komi Tavlor. Mr. and -Mrs. Ju.-k i Ti'iirv, Dr. 1 K. allaee anil j Fllese. 1 ARTHUR i - AUTHl-K. Mareh 9 Mrs. V. II. Larson Lar-son of Mutr.iy w.'.y the jruest ol lier !:n!:.ier. -Mrs. Glut Oisor.. Hie first ol tile week. Mrs. V. ii. Kvans of Poentello. Idaho, aoeoumanied by her little son and daughter, daugh-ter, r.i line a in! Tlielma. storj'e.l over here on her way to l.os Angeles f' r a short yisit with Mrs. Kvas's aunt. Mis. Jan.es Kone. Mr. an. I Mrs. Kvans and family will make Jlieir home in Caliior-nia. Caliior-nia. Mrs. Charles Roshmd Is visitim; with her mother, Mrs. M. C. Andersen, at llunnisen. -Mrs. John rtund has returned to her home in t-alt Lake after spendins a tow Java visiting friends in Arthur and Garfield. Gar-field. Mrs. Rund was the auest of honor nt a luncheon given hy Mrs. John Swen-son Swen-son of Garfield, Sunday. I WELBY r WKLBV, Mareh 9. The Ked Cross members were entertained Wednesday at the home of Mrs. C. O. Graff. Mrs. I.eon Dunlin assisted and luncheon was serieit at about 5 p. m. Miss Marie Dav of Draper spent the last week-end as a guest of Miss Marjorie Kelson. The vounR folks of Welby surprised Bert Johnson on Thursday of last week with a party. The time was spent m Karnes and music. Refreshments were served b;r the young ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Howard P.ateman and Mr. and Mrs clarence Mitchell of Midvale spent Wednesday and Thursday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Cameron. The Misses Bernice and Marjorie Nel-' son attended the weddlns and reception of Miss Mildred Krehs of Salt 1-oke at her home Wednesday evening. Mrs. D. Pickering of Salt Lake Is here visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. C. Pickering. RUTH, NEVADA . f RUTH, Nev., March 9. Mrs. Joe Murphy Mur-phy of Ely was a visitor in Ruth on Sunday, the guest of Mrs. Arthur Shell. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson entertained at dinner Thursday of last week J. C. Osgood Os-good and C. P. Roach. Mrs. O. H. Oliver of Ruth was a visitor In Kly on Saturday of last week. , Mrs Draper Sargant of MeGill was a week-end visitor of Mrs. Merlll McQull-lin. McQull-lin. Josh Anderson returned on Thursday from Los Angeles, where he spent two weeks visiting with his wife and children. chil-dren. The Ruth dancing club gave another of Its social dances Thursday. The attendance atten-dance was large. 1 POCATELLO, IDA. 4- . POCATELLO, Idaho, March 9. The Thursday Music club, Mrs. B. F. Anderson, Ander-son, president, gave a delightful complimentary compli-mentary recital Thursday evening at the Congregational church, which was enjoyed en-joyed by a large assemblage of the music lovers of, the city. The programme was furnished bv Mrs. B. F. Anderson, violinist; vio-linist; Mrs. Theodore Turner, Jr., vocalist; Miss Marietta Higson, pianist, and Clarence Clar-ence T. Ward, tenor. An after-Lenten affair for which extensive ex-tensive preparations are already being made is the Easter Monday card party to be given by the Catholic Lady Foresters Forest-ers at" Commercial club hall. The committee com-mittee in charge of the arrangements consists con-sists of Mrs. M. A. Mullen, Mrs. W. A. Reed, Mrs. Hannah Ash and Miss Margaret Mar-garet Gilmore. Mrs.' George Gasser was hostess Monday Mon-day evening to chapter K of the P. E. O. Professor and Mrs. Clarence Menser entertained at dinner Saturday evening of " last week, honoring Professor Casta, debate coach of the Utah Agricultural college. A wedding of much local interest that has just been announced is that of Fred Drake Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Theo-dore Turner of this city, to Miss Vivian Ferris of San Bernardino, Cal.', which took place last month at San Rafael. The senior vocational class of the Idaho Technical Institute held its annual ball on Friday night of last week at Commercial club hall. It was one of the most at-, at-, tractive affairs of the season. The patrons 1 and patronesses were President and Mrs. 1 Miles F. Reed, Professor and Mrs. Walter : R. Siders, Professor and Mrs. N. B. Ad-kison. Ad-kison. Miss Hu'.dah Jse, Miss Esther Smith and Professor and Mrs, R. E. Miller. Mrs. E. C. White was hostess to the Presbvterian Ladies' Aid society Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon. A son has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. pingree. At the Wednesday morning assemblv ; at the Idaho Technical Institute a splendid rrogramme was rendered bv Professor R. T. Blair and Professor R. E. Campbell. Mrs, D. J. McNerny and small daughter. daugh-ter. Calistn. returned this week from a two months' stay in California. The Ladies' auxiliary of the A. M E. church will give a dinner for the benefit of the Red Cross on Monday from noon until 8 o'clock, in the banquet hall of the Elks' temple. This afternoon a tea room, in charge of the refreshment unit of the Red Cro--s was opened in the North building, Different Differ-ent hostesses vuh preside each afternoon and a musical programme will he provided pro-vided each day. The proceeds will go toward to-ward providing refreshments for troop trains passing through the city, a number of which were taken care of during the past week. A meeting of the officers of the Red Cross canteen and refreshment units was held Mondav afternoon 'at the home of Mrs AC Hinckley, al which plans were devised for furthering the work. The ofil cers are Mrs. D. W. Standrod, president of the local Red Cross chapter- Mrs x W. Rlckard. chairman of the canteen unit; Mrs A. C. Hinckley, chairman Gr the refreshment unit; Mrs. E M Chan dler, quartermaster; Mrs. J. l-i Peterson I v!ce commander; Mrs. Warren Paul' l chairman of tne magazine squad' Mrs c' i A. Miltonberger. chairman of the fruit squad; Mrs. C G. Sumner, publicltv chair man: Mrs. John Quinn, captain- Mrs A B. Stevenson, chairman of (lie surVh'ii department, and Mrs. O. P. Barber tiip.h cal aide. ' Mrs. H R. Freeland has returned from an extended slay in California. Miss Lucile Hood is home from Riverside, River-side, where she has spent some tC in taking a special course for librarians Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Xavlor are hannv over the arrival of a son. nappy Mrs E. H. Albrecht is convalescing at vaTper their Mr. and Mrs. Pinis Uentlev. Mr , "', V,,r'' Alex Campbell and Mr and Mri i- i el to Mrs. Alex Campbell and Samuel Ferguson. The local lodge of Moose held an enjov. ahle dance Monday evening at Eagle,-hall. Eagle,-hall. l,s I It. Rudert and daughter. J Francos, made a brief visit , to Butte tlrr week. The v'tar society of St. Joseph's church met Tuesday afternoon at Knights of Columbus Co-lumbus hall. Trinity guild met Wednesday afternoon at the 'home of M's. J. K- Newton 01, South Arthur avenue. -U the conference of the Daughter 0t the American Revolution held In Caldwell on Saturday of last week, Mrs. .1. T. I YO'in" of Pocatello. who Is regent of n, ' local chapter, wis elected vice regent of he state organization. It was decided to hold the net conference In March, 1'ipi in this city. Mis. H. A- Pease ami Mrs.' Young were the delegates from the local chapter. Mrs H. F. Hough was hostess to the members of the Thursday club last week, and also the following guests: Mrs. W. R. Grlies. Mrs. George North. Mrs. T. W. Church and Mrs. Hynie. The high sconi awards went to Mrs. .1. A. Voungren and Mrs. Hyrr.e. Mrs Marvin Gallagher entertained at a da'nciVi" party of young people Saturday evening of last week at the Kargo sun Parlor " The affair was In honor of th Misses Mary Lee O'Malley and Virginia I O'Malley. Mr. and Mrs. 11. E. Sabin spent Sunday I in Idaho Kiills. 1 The Klecta Kensington of the Rastern ! St ir will give a hall next Tuesday evo-' evo-' !ru" ct C.mmv'i'cial club hall, to which all "members ot the Masonic fraternity are invited. Mr and Mrs. D. W. Standrod spent ton week :H Camp Lewis with their son, U W. Slumlord, Jr.. and wife. . -v. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Archer are recelvlmS. congratulations over the birth of a daugli-Jk ter. 1 The W. C. T. I". xnet In regular session Tuesday afternoon at the library. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hinckley spent Sunday in Salt Lake City. Mrs. W. R. Young has as a guest lier sister. Miss Luella Peterson of Ovid, Idaho The Misses Adclle and Marie Coleman had as week-end Ernests Miss Laura Steelo and Miss Nell Weltle of Idaho Falls. The triangular conference for the debating de-bating championship of southern Idaho was held Saturday evening of last week, when the visiting team from the Alhion State Normal met the negative team of the Idaho Technical Institute in this city, and the affirmative team of the local school iounicycd lo Caldwell to meet tho Cojlege of Idaho team. Another contest was staged at Albion, and the negative team won out in each case. The Technical Tech-nical institute was represented l.y the Misses Marguerite Green. Margery Trel-her Trel-her and Beatrice McConnell, on the negative nega-tive side, and by Walter Hubbard, Leo Homer and Mr. Weaver on the affirmative. affirma-tive. The visiting team from Alhion was entertained at Turner hall by the local students, following the debate. Mrs. Daniel Agnew was hostess to the Altar society of SH. Anthony's church Tuesday afternoon, at her home on South Sixth avenue. AMERICAN FALLS 4 AMERICAN FAX.LS, Idaho, March P. Miss Gladys Elliott visited in Pocatello Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Howard left Monday Mon-day for a week's visit with friends at Soda Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gibson returned recently re-cently from California, where they spent several weeks. Mrs. L, C. Osborne, who has been vSl ing Mr. and Mrs. Parr, left for her homes. in Rupert on Monday. j Mrs. W. M. Davie is visiting in Idaho Falls. f, Miss Georgia Mm-dock celebrated herf,f third birthday Monday with a dlnn' party. , ' Mrs. Richard War was entertained the woman's department of the Bethany Baptist Bap-tist church Thursday afternoon. Miss Luclte Thornhlll was surprised Monday evening by eight little friends, who helped her celebrate lier eleventh birthday. Games were played during the evening and light refreshments were served. Eva B. Smith was a guest at a dinner given by the Rebekah lodge at Pocatello, Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Gessel are visiting friends in Logan, Utah. Mrs. J. P. Mehlhoff entertained sixteen guests at her home Tuesday evening with a taffy-pull. Mr. and Mrs. John Kulm of Raft River visited here the first of the week. Mrs. G. E. Hyde left Thursday morning for Provo, and Mrs. Stella Spangenberg left for Ogden, L'tah. They have been the guests of Mrs. C. Lee French. Mrs. H. R. Hager entertained the Syringa club Friday afternoon. Mrs. W. L. Newton, assisted by Mrs. G, S. Butler, entertained the ladles of the M. E. church Thursday afternoon. PRESTON, IDA. 4 f PRESTON, Idaho, March 9. Miss Adele Ballif entertained at a dinner party at her home on Friday evening of last week. i Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Greaves went to Logan Saturday of last week to attend the basket ball game between the U. of ; U. and A. C. U. Mrs. William Luthy and daughter. Lucile. Lu-cile. are visiting Mrs. Arnold Mecham at Rirry, Idaho. The Misses Ann Thomas, Kate FJeld-sted FJeld-sted and Lulu Carpenter visited In Logan Saturday of last week. A few friends of Mr. and Mrs. Henry .1 Johnson gave them a pleasant surprise j. Friday evening of last week. Games., music and luncheon were the features. 1 Miss Fay Cranny of Dayton was a gJest of Miss Moselle Webster Saturday of last week and Sunday. Thursday evening of last week the city school board gave a banquet for the city teachers and their partners. Madison Merrill was the honor guest of the eve- I ning. Miss Esther Jenkins has returned from ' Salt Lake. j Miss Ann Thomas entertained a few friends at a dinner party Sunday. Miss Inez Christenson of Grace is here visiting Mrs. Milford Taylor. The First ward held a reunion at the Neilson gymnasium Monday. The afternoon after-noon was spent in a programme am' luncheon and the evening in games and dancing. The Oneida editorial staff gave a dancing danc-ing party for the students In the Neilson gymnasium Tuesday evening. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served. Miss Marie Parkinson of Lognn spent p the week end here with Mrs. Earl Weaver. 1 Mrs. Brlgham Johnson of Richmond was j a guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary palley, s Sunday. Miss Eva Weaver is visiting with friend? in Logan. Mrs. Robert Holt entertained the Fourth "Ward Dramatic- club at her home on "Wednesday evening. Mosdames Ralph Gayman and Lero Hull spent last week end visiting )" Logan. fc Mr. and Mrs. John Hobhs gave a dinner P party at their home Wednesday evening P for fourteen of their friends. I Mrs. Reece Wight entertained the members mem-bers of the Goldmi Hour club at her hontf Thursday. At 5 o'clock luncheon j served. ; The Glover Leaf club met with Leo Peterson Thursday al'teruo Luncheon was served. t Miss Kate l'joldstf-d gave a .""0 pff -and luncheon at hr home AVednes1-1' evening. Prizes were awarded to M8 1; Lulu Carpenter and G. Weiser. Mrs. Thom:i;t Murrv of Vernal, lTt:C, IM hero visiting her mother, Mrs. H. -V Geddis. Mrs. Fivd.Westenfelder is visiting with friends in Ogden. u ( ------ |
