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Show Social Notes From Utah Towns ' TOOELE TOOELE,- March 9. The patriotic service ser-vice of Tooele review Xo. 3, Lady Maccabees, Mac-cabees, held the fourth of the series of their, Liberty teas at the Fratenvjl hall Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. James B. Hickman, Mrs. Robert Pickcl and Mrs. A. L. Westrieh as the hostesses. The time was spent in knitting-- footwear for the Tooele boys at the front. A Jloover-ized Jloover-ized luncheon was served to the following guests: Mrs. Edward Cuddihy, Mrs. iSache Lowry. Mrs. Elmer Jloitniire, Mrs. Edward Kirk, Mrs. Howard Ervine, Mrs. Jack Hill, Mrs. William Warburlon, Mrs. Joseph Mann, Mrs. V. II. Wagner, Mra J. J. Cully, Mrs. L. H. Branscomb, Mrs. George Scliaus, Mrs. George Clausing, Mrs. C. W. Bishop, Mrs. Grant Nielioles, Mrs. P. A. Powell. Miss Edna Hickman, Miss Alice Westrieh and Miss Helen Cuddihy. - Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Davis entertained a host of friends at their home in Ophir Thursday. Four tables were on griped in playing cards, while the young folks en- joyed dancing and "sinking. The latest ! songs being "Joan of Arc" and "I'll Come i Back to You." One of the most interesting inter-esting features of the affair was the 1 , make-up dress of Mrs. C. E. McAriams of Boise-, who appeared as "hard times." , Forty-five guests were present. Luncheon Lunch-eon was served. The ladies of the Rebekah lodge have 1 arranged to entertain at a card party March 15, in the Fraternal hall. Mrs. A. Roxhury of Ogden, who spent the last week-end as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harold L. La Belle, returned to her home Sunday. Mrs. S. T. Carman was hostess to the members of the Women's club at her home Friday afternoon. The Altar society of" St. Marguerite's Catholic church will give a dance and card social in the auditorium in observance observ-ance of St. Patrick's day next Saturday evening. Sergeant and Mrs. Everett Zies have arrived in Tooele from American Lake, Wash. While in this city they are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. De La Mare. The Ladies' Aid socieiy o; the Methodist Metho-dist church tendered a welcome- reception to tho Rev. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kinder in the church Wednesday evening. The Rev. Mr. Kinder will occupy the pulpit made vacant by the. departure of the Rev. jr. W. Bmss. A musical programme, foi -lowed by a luncheon, occupied the evening. Miss Edith Lougy entertained the Lonnihla swarm of Beehive girls at her home Tuesday evening. The Tooele Thrift Stamp club gave a patriotic entertainment in the Southward chapel Sunday even in sr. Addn-s-ses on "War Savings" were made '- St-nator Archibald Bevnn and A. M. Nelson. The musical portion of the entertainment was sriven bv Roxi Lee. Mrs. H. H. Johnston. John-ston. T.A!et Adams, Stanley Johnson and Grover MeBride. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Mitchell' of Salt Lake were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mitchell over Sunday. An eventful social of the season will be" the junior prom given by the junior class of' the Tooele hith school hi the Tooele opera houre on March 22. The prom this season will be a brilliant extravaganza ex-travaganza 01 pai riot ie display, with a colonnade on either side of the hall, with each booth representing one of the allied nations. A lare booth in one end of the ball will represent the United States, wiih the allies lined up on each side. The u-5'orations wi.t be in the national colors. The prom dance was scheduled to take j place on Friday evemng of this week, but -on account of 'the city being under quarantine quar-antine the dance was postponed. Mr. and Mrs. -John England were given a surprise party at their home Tuesday, evening, the occasion being their litty-flfth litty-flfth wedding anniversary. Supper was served at G o'clock to fifteen guests. Miss Emikv Warhurton was hostess to the I. B. G. club girls at her home Monday Mon-day evening. Mrs George Bean of Knightsville is the house guest of Mrs. James D. Harris. Mrs. Oscar Grosehell of Salt Lake City was the guest of Mrs. Hugh J. Cowans during the week. ! Mrs. Scott Sorav entertained the mem-; mem-; bers of the Jolly Wldst club at her home ! Wednesday afternoon. The favors in the 1 games were awarded to Mrs. W. PI. Wag-! Wag-! nnr and Mrs. Thomas Hlmes. Tnvlted ! euests at the club were Mrs. Wjlliam Warhurton, Mrs. S. B. Cully and Mrs. George M. Tate. Mrs. P. R. Brown of Lake Point was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie War-burton War-burton during the week. f SAUNA f i . : ST,1NTA, March 9. Mr. and Mrs. C. H Gat entertained at dinner Sunday In compliment to Frank Jackson, tr., and dnusliter, Stella, ot Idaho. Mr and Mrs. P. C. Srarup have returned re-turned home, after sponrting the past month1 in California. The Home Economies association met in the high school Tuesday evening. Mrs George Rainev of Ogdeh is a. guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Crane. Mrs rtne Nielson left for Ephraim Vediicsdav to visit, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Christensen. M'ss F.dna Dumgaard entertained at a pa'nt'v Thursday evening at her home. Luncheon and games.were enjoyed. Mr and'Mrs. L,. Ti. Cutler of Prnvo have'heen visiting in this city during the week and have heen the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Long. Mrs Bricham Casto entertained at dinner din-ner Tuesday, in honor of Mrs. W. H. Rex and daughter. Essie. The Hoval Neighbors and Woodmen entertained en-tertained at a 5nil party Wednesday eve-nin-- in the club rooms. Honors wore awarded to Mr. A. S. Crane and Mrs. D. G Burgess, and the consolation prizes went to II. MeKenna and Mrs. H. S. Gates. Frank Jackson. Sr., and daughter. Rte'la of Idaho, are suests of Mr. and Mrs Frank Jackson of this city. Mrs. George Crane pleasantly entertained enter-tained at an afternoon luncheon and so-e'lal so-e'lal Monday, in enmnliment to her daughter. Mrs. George Rainey of Ogden- Mr and Mrs. Joseph L. Thorpe entertained enter-tained at dinner riunday in compiiment to Mr. and Mrs. Rue Nelson. Mrs F.. W. Crane spent part of ' the week in RU'hficM as the guest of Mr. and Mis. John Hood. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hansen entertained at cards Wednesday eyening. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served. Clarence Kverton, a United States soldier sol-dier stationed at Fort E'ouglas, was home over Sunday to visit with his wife and mother. Mrs. Dagna Petty and Mrs. Luella Clirisfensen returned home from Camp Lewis, Tuesday, after spending the past three months with their husbands, who are stationed there. Miss Lenore Peterson came home from Salt Lake on l--riday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Peterson. Miss Leah Bird entertained the First ward primary officers at a party Friday afternoon. Mrs. Lucian Martin entertained at dinner din-ner Tuesday, in honor 'of Mrs. Jose Held of Manti. The Red Cross chapter met in the old hospital rooms Wednesday afternoon. An interesting programme was rendered. 1 GUNNISON : f GUNNISON, March 9. Mrs. Elmer Porter w-as hostess Wednesday afternoon at a meeting of the Social Circle club. Luncheon was served. Mrs. John S. Peterson entertained at ! her home Friday evening for members j of the Royal Neighbors' Aid society, j Twenty-eight members were present. : Mrs. J. B. Roper assisted the hostess in serving a Hooverized luncheon. F. C. Taylor of Gunnison and Miss Beth Cunliffe of Manti were married during dur-ing the week. Mrs. Bert Gledhill entertained Sunday at a children's party in honor of her daughter, Delia. Miss Mary Jensen entertained at a birthday party Friday for the Misses Leah Keauguard, Virginia Peterson and Glade Bown. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Tuft and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Tuft of Monroe spent several sev-eral days with friends in Gunnison this week. Mr. and Mrs. A. Tuft entertained at a birthday dinner Sunday. Covers were laid for seven. Mrs. Albert MeKenna entertained a number of friends Thursday in honor of her birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Metcalf entertained enter-tained at a thrift card party Tuesday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mia. D. H. Halverson, Mr. and Mrs. George Halverson, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Haiverson, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Knighton, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer El-mer A. Porter, Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Ha-gan, Ha-gan, Mr. and Mrs. Niel Sorenson, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. John IS. Metcalf, Mrs. Daunt Sanders and Messrs. Hugh Halverson anil June Metcalf. Thrift stamps were won by-Mrs. by-Mrs. C. E. Halverson and George Halverson. Hal-verson. t Mr. and Mrs. Ray B. Metcalf and daughters left for Salt Lake this week to be the guests of relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Swain, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Hanson and Ed Swain of Monroe were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Swain, Sunday. SANTAQUIN t SANTAQUIN, March 9. One of the social so-cial events of the w-k was the card parly given Thursday evening by Miss Druce Tietjen. The rooms were decorated dec-orated with flags and bunting. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served to Mazella Rosley, Doris Kay, Amber Peterson, Iaura Jer-man, Jer-man, Maurice Richmond, Floyd Kay. Owen Kay, Raymond Le Baron and Leslie Olson. li Lnibois lias returned to Camp Kearny after a ten days' furlough, visiting visit-ing relatives here. Mrs. Emma Jarvis has as iier guest Mrs. Lena Jarvis and daughter, Ruth, of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Elmer TieLjcn entertained at a prettily appointed luncheon Thursday for Mrs. Hyrum Kay, Mrs. Harvey Green-halgh, Green-halgh, Mrs. Myrle Openshaw, Mrs. S. Evans, Mrs. Willie Broadbent, Mrs. Roger Openshaw. Mrs. ' M. L. Holladay, Miss Marie Peterson, Miss Priscilla Kay, Miss Lula Tietjen and Mrs. Lucy Johnson of Eureka. Mrs. James Broadbent and Mrs. Lucy Johnson are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Broadbent at the power plant. Mrs. Caroline Openshaw has returned from a visit to Salt Lake. The Misses Doris and Melha Greenhalgh are visiting in Eureka, the guests of Mrs. Irene Finch. Mrs. S. R. Nelson is entertaining Mrs. Martha Whittle, Mrs. Laura Richards and jj Roy Whittle of Evanston, Wyo. . . , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson enter- j ! tained at a dancing party Saturday eve- ,; ning of last week for thirty young peo-pie. peo-pie. Mrs. Clara Brimhall came home from Goshen on Saturday of last week and spent the week-end with her parents, 1 ; Mr. and ' Mrs. Solomon Peterson. Miss Lula Tietjen attended the concert given by the Salt Lake artists at Provo on Friday night. Mrs. Walter Nelson enteitaied at a : children's party Monday in honor of her daughter's birthday anniversary. Luncheon Lunch-eon was served to ten little guests. Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Kay, Elmer Tietjen Tiet-jen and Lula Tietjen were Payson visitors vis-itors Wednesday. |
