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Show . Social Notes From Utah Towns " r-ZZ7 f BINGHAM Tji(;HAM. AlJit-fli SI. Mr. iiml Mrs. W. c .'iiiMt1". inlt,IK the pionrors '.' .'i',,- HiK)il:uul Hoy si'ttli'mont, iiucr- tlu'ir frlomls at n card anil ilnix-Hig i-Iv at their lionio Monday evening In I'tion of tholr woddiHK anniversary. Whit was tlu- feature of the earlier part , tjie evening and the winners of the Ies amo"K the ladies were Mrs. J. M. Tivlor, first prize; Mrs. K. K. Dudley, J 'ond prize, and Mrs. M. L. James, con-'v con-'v t ion 'I'll1' men's pri.es were awarded M l Jl! Taylor. W. C. ilolden and it. U rimes Mr. and Mrs. Cannon were showered with t-'ifts ehina, linen, silver iiid flowers. KollowliiK an elaborate dln-lianeiiiK dln-lianeiiiK was indulged in until a late in'r The KUOSl list Included Messrs. and "e".iaines W. O. Hold.-n. J. M. Taylor, i.' c Loeke, Osrar (.'hrislophcrson, John rooiiev" Hen Kden, M. I- James, Albert Alirriott, t'. t'ountryninn, Tlieo Marx, i.-' 1) Dmlley. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kek-,.','., Kek-,.','., 'of Salt' Iike City, Mesdames M. J. MeKenzie of the Boston Consolidated set-io'iient, set-io'iient, Warlhen Bemis, Jimpson and .Messrs. Isadore Uauehat. Malison, Moral), iieoil, Jennings and Anullo. Mrs George Choohos entertained the members of the W. B. A. of the Macca-liees Macca-liees at her home in the Vienna apartments apart-ments Wednesday, afternoon. The hours were spent in Red Cross knitting;, varied only hv the serving of a delightful luncheon lunch-eon by tho hostess at the close of the yfl'lern'oon. The members present in-f in-f eluded Mrs. J. H. Fisher. Sirs. Albert if Nelson and Mrs. Morrell of Copperfield, Mrs. Nerdin, Mrs. Lindelof, Mrs. Jackson. Jack-son. Mrs. Heber Nichols. Mrs. Pat Hylancl, Mrs. Albert Marriott, Mrs. Zwalley. Mrs. T J. Tramel and Mrs. Hansen of the Boston Bos-ton Consolidated settlement were guests. Dr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Dearie have left for their new location at Rupert, Idaho, where Dr. Deane will assume the management of the Lava Land Development Develop-ment company, which has extensive farming lands in that community. The ladies of the Maccabees are. making extensive preparations for their annual St. Patrick's day dancing party, which will be given in Canyon hall on the evening of Friday, March 15. Mrs. L. Eskelson of Salt Lake City is a Bingham visitor, a guest in the home of her sister, Mrs. T. C. Carnahan of the Utah Copper Heights. Mrs. Pat Hyland was a Salt Lake City visitor on Friday. Mrs. C. E. Carey entertained a number of friends at a card party Tuesday at her home on the Utah Copper Heights in honor of her mother, Mrs. J. G. Swan of Salt Lake City. The guests played 500 and Mrs. R. K. Vastine was the winner of the first prize, while the consolation prize fell to Mrs. T. S. Carnahan. The rooms were beautifully decorated with roses and carnations. Luncheon was served bv the hostess. The guest list included in-cluded Mrs. J. D. Shilling, Jr., Mrs. T. S. Carnahan, Mrs. L. Eskelson, Mrs. Mc-Kenzie, Mc-Kenzie, Mrs. George Christopherson, Mrs. George Earle, Mrs. H. G. Freeze, Mrs. Nora Cox and Mrs. R. K. Vastine. The dance given Tuesday evening by the Commercial club in the clubrooms was one of the most delightful and successful social functions of the season. The dance was an invitation affair, having- about 150 guests. The music was furnished by the popular Tango Jazz band and the rooms were elaborately decorated, the patriotic feature being prominent. The committee of arrangements under the direction of (L B. Kelly, president, omitted nothing urt enters into a thoroughly good time. S Mrs. Arthur Tincombe of Copperfield entertained at a delightful party for children chil-dren at her home on Monday afternoon, in ' , honor of the sixth birthday anniversary of i her small son, Jacky. Children's games and a delightful dinner, crowned with a gorgeous birthday cake, lighted by six candles, contributed to the enjoyment of the young guests. Miss Dottie Stringham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stringham, spent a part of the week in Salt Lake City, a guest in the home of Mrs. Frank Strlckley. ' Miss Lillian Meyerhoffer, who has been assistant cashier of the Citizens State bank for about two years and very popular popu-lar in social circles, left on Thursday for Salt Lake City, where she has accepted a position with the Kimball & Richards company. Miss Jean Tennant of the Highland Boy settlement entertained a number of friends at a 500 party Saturday evening of last week. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Butte, Mr. and Mrs. Beihle, Mr. and Mrs. Batt, Mrs. Tennant, Miss Margaret Tennant and Mr. Sellman. GARFIELD , GARFIELD, March 9. Mrs. S. M. Brown of Leadville, Colo., Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Ashworth. Miss Mildred Prince of Murray was the guest of Miss Theo Furrow last week. A boy arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nance Thursday. Mrs. C. Buckley left for the ranch at Richland, Ore., Tuesday. Mrs. Otto Newman and children are visiting vis-iting relatives at Lake Point. Mrs. L. H. Cherrington of Salt Lake is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Powers. Mrs. M. Schmidt of Eureka is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. C. A. Brown. Mrs. John Swanson entertained at a luncheon Sunday in honor of Mrs. John Ruud of Salt Lake. A twelve-pound boy was welcomed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Powers k on Saturday, March 2. V The home of Mrs. J. R. Disk was the scene of a surprise party Wednesday eve-Viing. eve-Viing. Tho invited guests were Mr. and Irs. Otto Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Morris, Mr. md Mrs. Andersen, Mr. and Mrs. A. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Riley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. J. Eckland, E. Mclnon, Curtis Goodman and Mr. and Mrs. Dick. With games, music and refreshments an enjoyable evening was spent. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jordan entertained enter-tained Informally at dinner Sunday evening eve-ning for Mr. and Mrs. A. A. McOaha, Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Irvine and Fred Duckert. Mrs. Arthur Kopp will entertain the G. O. Bridge club next Thursday afternoon. after-noon. Uibern McKcndrick was tendered a Pleasant surprise Friday evening by thirteen thir-teen of his friends. Those present were Miss Vera Mllligan, Miss Lucile Martin, Miss Reta Hughes, Miss Hulda Elder, -Miss Althea Evers, Miss Margaret Garland, Gar-land, Orvlllo Wright, Bill Taylor, Clay-tn Clay-tn Taylor. Arthur Riley, Teaman De Busk, Teddy Larson and Leslie McKen-tlrick. McKen-tlrick. . Wednesday evening, March 13, a meet-"ig meet-"ig of the local branch of the American aed Cross will be held at the Garfield l rooms. The Rev. John Malick of ""It Lake will talk and reports of the Various committees will be given of all money collected for the work and all that Ms been done since the organization of '"o chapter. The public is invited to be Present. The Octagon club met Thursday afternoon after-noon will, Mrs. C. B. Nelson. Mrs. Hunry Kramer won first prize and Mrs. ; T. Miller the consolation. Mrs. 'forgo. O'Donncll and Mrs. Fillmore Par-u't Par-u't were voted In as now members. The West End Card club was enter-i , ml at the home of Mrs. A. C. French in ,V"'sl,:'y afternoon. Spring flowers. for1.. ' w'ilte and orange, were used the decorations. Guests of the club "eie Mrs. R. H. Haw-lev. Mrs. Frank '. nney, Mrs. Tom Jnnnev, Mrs. Otto St w- 11 rs- Frank .Martin, Mrs. H. C. ?'"itn, Mrs. IS. E. Nelson, Mrs. Gilbert "Inter, Mrs. c. W. Evers. Mrs. Fred son, Mrs. W. B. Ilavmond, Mrs. A. . t " ,''',','A,'titir and .Mrs. S. M. Brown of y j.eadyin0i Colo The (,,ub prlze w.ls won j Mrs. w. vy-. waters and the guest prize by Mrs. MacArthur. I , T'imas Jones entertained at a I. lamily reunion Sunday. Miss Tlilltf Jones and Miss r.lllinn Jones assisted iriS "' -ere .ail! The members of the Merry Matrons' cul mu a bungalow apron dancing partv at tho Garliold club this evening The .Merry Matrons' Sewing club will TlVurstr,'v'ln,0.11 bV Mrs- ' -M' E "" lilinsday allernoon. n Mra- ,'') Kiixlgn entertained for Mrs VomJ W",,:U '"" of the latter m ilf,?r'10"n- present were Mis. M. Schmidt of Eureka. Mrs. (' I Heagan, Mrs. Charles Uoswell, Mrs C II. Anderson Mrs. o. M. Evans. Mrs. Roy Alexander, .Mrs. Baer and Mrs. u ;i Stewart. ' The Garfield Women's club held its regular semimonthly meeting vesierrtav afternoon. The Rev. John Malick of Sal! Lake talked on "Patriotism." The ladies m'' s!7,, 1 w''!'e Jl,'s- K- Nelson, Mrs. hi tv If"; Mrs' H' Blomoerg and Mrs. C harles Bird. Me1' ,J"nie t Ay of Salt Lake and Mi. and Mrs H. L. Bliss and daughter, i elta'of Magna were the guests of the -Misses Rogge this week. I EUREKA - 1 EI REKA. March 11. Mrs. .1. B. Svlucs-er Svlucs-er entertained Monday evening in honor or .Mrs. 11. Lee Bouyer of Spring ville. the alternoon was spent in knitting and music. Luncheon was served. Mr. ami Mrs. Cecil Fitch. Mr. and Mrs. waiter toted and Mrs. Paddock left Eureka Eu-reka early in (he week for Coronado Beach, Cal.. where they will spend a couple of months. Miss Sena Rasmussen of Richfield has heen In Eureka the past week visiting her sister, .Mrs. Edward Duggan. Monday evening a pleasant surprise party was given in honor of Clyde Carter, who recently returned from a mission to the southern states for the L. D. S. church. About thirty guests met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Carter and then adjourned to the amusement hall, where dancing was engaged in until midnight, mid-night, at which time luncheon was served. Mr. and Mrs. James Carter, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Carter. Mr. and Mrs. T. H Carter and Clyde Carter were at Nephi miring the early part of the week, visiting visit-ing relatives. Mrs. William Douglas is spending a few days at Payson with Mr. and Mrs. William Wil-liam Douglas, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Morley returned home Sunday evening, 'after spending a month in California. A farewell party was given in the L. D. S. church Friday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Austin Carter, the affair being under the direction of the Sunday school and the M. I. A. organization. Miss Dora Rife of Salt Lake is in Eureka Eu-reka for an extended visit with her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rife. ' John N. Meckin,. a well-known business man of I.os Angeles, and Miss Mvrtle Snontz of Eureka were joined in marriage at Salt Lake Tuesday. Among the local people present at the ceremonv was Mrs. H. B. Benton, an aunt of the bride. Miss Shontz is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shontz. Mrs. Joseph -A. Clark left early in the week for southern California to visit relatives. rel-atives. Mrs. J. L. Knight has returned to her home in Eureka, after being the guest of Salt Lake friends for the past two weeks. Mrs. Roy Myers returned home Tuesday evening, after spending two weeks at American Fork with her sister, Mrs. Reuben Reu-ben Chipman. Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Laker this week entertained Mrs. H. Jacobson of Idaho. Mrs. Jacobson is a niece of Mrs. Laker. Mrs. 31. Schmidt left this week for Garfield, where she will visit with her two daughters, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Reagan. Mrs. C. P. Fielda entertained the members mem-bers of the C. M. Sewing club Wednesday afternoon. The time was spent In doing Red Cross work, after which the hostess served luncheon. Monday evening a number of old-time friends arranged a surprise in honor of Judge John O. Freckleton, the occasion being his eighty-third birthday. The party was given at the Freckleton home on Church street and about twenty guests were present. Tho evening was spent in songs, music, readings, etc., after which luncheon was served. Miss Myrtle Ivey entertained Wednesday Wednes-day evening In henor of Mr. and Mrs. John N. Mechan,. whose wedding was solemnized at Salt Lake Tuesday. An interesting in-teresting programme was carried out, including in-cluding card playing, musical numbers and a luncheon. In the card playing prizes were awarded to Mr. Mechan and Mrs. Minnie Woodard. Mr. and Mrs. Mechan will visit in Eureka for a few-days few-days before going to California, where they will make their home. Mrs. IT. E. Osborne entertained the members of the L. O. E. club Thursday afternoon. There was the usual programme pro-gramme and luncheon. Mrs. John F. Rowe will be the hostess at the next meeting of the club.. Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Pierce left today for Salt Lake, where they will spend a few days with friends. Mrs. Clyde McAdams entertained at dinner Thursday afternoon, her guests being Mrs. Belle McAdams, Mrs. Mel Chase, Mrs. Mary Dennis, Mrs. James Sylvester, Mrs. Ernest Bell. Mrs. S. San-dell San-dell and Mrs. James Strang. Mrs. Cuddeback of Salina is in Eureka for an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. L. E. Clark. During the week the following entertained at dinner in her honor: Mrs. J. J. Barnard, on Wednesday; Wednes-day; Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Russell, on Saturday; Sat-urday; Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Clark will entertain en-tertain in her honor tomorrow. 1 MAGNA f f MAGNA. March (. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Reid entertained Friday evening at dinner din-ner for Clifford Reld, who has enlisted and who left later for Fort Leavenworth, Kan. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Reld, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Swenson, Miss Dell Reid, Harold Har-old and Clifford Reid. After dinner, cards and music were enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Conrads entertained at five tables of n00 Friday evening. High score prizes were won by Mrs. Wallace Mace and John I.outensock. The consolation consola-tion prizes were won by Mrs. Dean Dove and W. J. Hicks. "Doc" Sutton, uncle of Clifford Reid, entertained Thursday evening for the latter lat-ter at. the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs A. E. Reid. Other guests were Mr. and 'Mrs. William Tanner, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Poulton, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Reid, R S Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reid, Mr and Mrs. "Doc" Sutton, Miss Mary Sutton. Miss Nellie Powell, Miss Dell Reid and Harold Reid: The Los Amigo club was entertained vesterdav afternoon by Mrs. J. R. Jarvis. The Invited guests were Mrs. Mose Garff and Mrs. George D. Edwards of Garfield. The Bluebird club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Maude Spendlove'at 500. The guests of the club were Mrs C. F. Peterson. Mrs. Janice Spendlove. Mrs. W. B. Hammond, Mrs. Toseph Petersen. Mrs. Joseph Spendlove. Mrs Peters, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Croxtord, Mrs' Hales, Mrs. Ashton. Mrs. Carlson, Mrs Rultenbur. Mrs. Maxiield. Mrs. Hall. Mrs Roc dinger. Mrs. Have Miller. The first prize was won bv Mrs. Joseph Petersen Peter-sen and second prize by Mrs. Clarence i ttnd The prize for the potato game was won by Mrs. Hammond. The Magna Indies' Bridge, club was entertained en-tertained bv Mrs. Roland Heid on Thursday Thurs-day afternoon. Mrs. A. Reid was a guest. The club prize was won by Mrs. Arnold Clinfcr. I Mr and Mrs. Herbert Tom;: a are re- j joking ov.r the arrival of a boy. bom j Tuesday. , ! The Red Cross auxiliary in charge o. I lite Mutual Improvement association t-I t-I doing good work. . At the meotmg he! . I hursdav the sewun- accomi-lt-hed t o I l'1 a. m. until :t p. in. by eisht. members was the completion of seven pairs of pajamas and one bed siiirt. The regular meeting of the Magna Women's club be held tit Cooper's hall , Wednesday. March i:i. at 2 p. m. Alter a short business session a card party. hii h has been arranged for by the entertainment committee, will take place. Kelreshments will be served. All menihers are invited to come and bring a friend. Mrs. Clara Tanner and Miss' Ethel Poulton entertained at -a shower for Mrs. Victoria Andersen at the home of Mrs. Tanner on Thursday afternoon. Present besides the guest in whose honor the shower wtts given were Mrs. Ida Ender-sen, Ender-sen, Mrs. Edith Reid, Mrs. Roe Clinger, Mrs. Kny Peters, Mrs. Frank Peters, Mrs. Mary Vaughn, Mrs. L. H. Robison, Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs. Mary Sutton. Mrs. R. V-Coons, V-Coons, Mrs. Abe Coons, Mrs. D. H. Jacobs. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Shields were surprised sur-prised by a number of their friends Saturday Sat-urday evening of last week. Those present pres-ent were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Banks of Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pudney, Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Jotles, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Railings, Mr. and Mrs. Stanford Patten, Mr. and Mrs". L. S. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Rav Malen. Mr. and Mrs. Len Hewelv. Dr. and Mrs. ,R. E. Llewellyn, Mrs. J. J. Shields. Miss Dorothy Jackson and Will Katen. Decorations were carried out in pink and white carnations. The evening was spent in playing games and with music, followed by refreshments. 1 BRIGHAM CITY 4 f BRIGHAM CTT Y, March 9. One ot the important social events scheduled for next week will be the dancing party to be given in the academy by the members of the Qui Vive Klub on Tuesday evening. eve-ning. Patrons and patronesses 'will be Judge and Mrs. J. D. ' Call, Mayor and Mrs. John W. Peters, Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Pearse, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Hansen Han-sen and Mi', and Mrs. Flyrum W. Valentine. Val-entine. Dancing will begin at 8 o'clock. The Ladies' Aid society met riday in the Presbyterian chapel and held the annual election. Mrs. A. G. Frank was chosen president: Mrs. J. E. Ryan, vice president; Mm. Fred C. Hultquist. secretary, sec-retary, and Mrs. Claud Baker, treasurer. William Price was tendered a pleasant surprise Fritlav evening at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. O. Cooley. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Johnson of Omaha spent a fewr davs earlv in the week visiting visit-ing Mrs. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Gidney. Ravmond Olsen, who is home on a week's furlough from the navy, was the honored guest at a reception given Friday Fri-day evening by friends at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Petersen. Mrs. David O. Stohl returned Sunday evening from Logan, where she spent several days visiting her sister, Mrs. A. W. Ensign. Thursday evening the young married people of the city enjoyed another number num-ber of their dancing series. Mrs. Frank Scott of Logan spent the week in this city, the guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Tiller. Mrs. Lizzie W. Hansen of Logan spent a few days, of the week here visiting her mother, Mrs. Whitworth, and other relatives and friends. The officers and teachers of the Third ward Sunday school entertained Saturday Satur-day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Christensen in honor of former Superintendent C. O. Roskelley. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Frederickfien. Saturday evening of last week, a reception was tendered C. W. Fredericksen, wdio spent a week at home on furlough from the naval training station sta-tion at San Diego. Saturday evening of last week Mr. and Mrs. George 'Tiller entertained at a progressive "C00" party. Mrs. N. C. Slmonsen entertained the Deseret camp of the Daughters of the Pioneers at her home Tuesday afternoon. after-noon. A musical programme was rendered ren-dered by members of the camp. Saturday evening of the last week the Misses Edna and Hazel Stohl entertained enter-tained at a Kensington. Refreshments were served. Among the guests present were Mrs. Preston Budge, Miss Zolla Call, Miss Luella Fife, Miss June Price, Mass Marco Madsen, Muss Florence Lee, Miss Grace Forsgren, Miss Arline Parry, Miss Beatrice Orrock, Miss Grace Halver-son, Halver-son, Miss Vera Southworth, Miss Lillian Halverson. Mrs. Simeon Hansen has returned to her home in Canada after- spending part of the winter in this city visiting her mother, Mrs. Matilda Hanson. Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barrington entertained a few friends at a card party. Progressive games were played and prizes were awarded to M. G. Hansen and Mrs. Cawley, first, and S. D. Madsen and Mrs. M. G. Hansen, "booby" prizes. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Jensen entertained Wednesday evening in honor of their son, David, who will leave soon for Washington Wash-ington to study law. Mrs. Victor E. Madsen returned Wednesday evening from a week's visit with relatives and friends in Salt Lake. Mrs. Lysle Grant Nebeker of Salt Lake was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mann during the week. Mrs. John F. Merrell and daughter, Mrs. Dan Petersen, went to Camp Kearny, Cal., early in the week to pay a final visit to Private Orvil Merrell, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Merrell, before the boys are called away. LEHI L.EHI, March 9. Mr. and Mrs. John Erown celebrated the fortieth anniversary of their weddinu- day with a sumptuous dinner at their home and a dancing party in Smuin's academy Monday. At the dinner din-ner twenty-five relatives were present. Invitations to the dance were Issued to 100 persons. The out-of-town guests were Eli Wehh of Lincoln, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Taylor of Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Lott of Id oho, Hector Brown of Colorado, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Brown and Mrs. Darrel Brown of Idaho, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. John Austin. Aus-tin. Mark Austin, Mr. and Mrs. M'arren Stanton of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. P. O. l.oveless of Payson. Mr. and Mr?. George Kirkham received re-ceived word this week from their son, Alvin, that he has arrived safely in France. The annual Txttt reunion was held Tuesday evening In the Finst ward amusement hall. At S o'clock luncheon was served. This was followed by a dance, at whih 115 persons were present. pres-ent. The music was furnished by the H nui in orchestra. The sophomore D. S. class has been selling" popcorn during the past week for the Armenian relief fund. All the classes in tiie high school are contributing to , this fund under the leadership of Mies Amy Farnsworth. Mrs. Fannie Fone is spending ten days in Salt' 1-ake City, visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Walton. Tuesday the children of the Primary school irave an entertainment in the Koyal th eat or for the Junior Red Cross. Mr. and Mrs. S. AV. Ross. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Honks. Mr. and Mrs. G. I,. Stookey and Mi-ss Anna Stoddard attended a farewell fare-well p:irty for .Mrs. Hlackhurst in American Amer-ican Fork on Wednesday. A note of interest to many will be tlio ! announcement of t he mnrnn ge of Miss i Meklen Kirkhrm of r.nyton to Will Iay- i ton of that city, Thursda.y. in the Salt' Iike temple. Miss Lay ton is well known j here. j Mr. and Mrs. P. 'V Loveless of Pay-j son are m ts of Mrs. A be tiudmunsen, ' Mrs, Lovules s mother. J Mr. and Mrs. Klrr.or Pet erson of Salt Lake City spent several days here this : weik pnor to moving to Pricham, where j Mr. iYlerson will tak.' charge of a large , ran. h. I A"t-n Peterson, who is sta t ioned at KM-t ,"--. "I'i. i'aJ in I.ehi Sim iav. visit- ' ! ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. .lames Peterson. i The choir mem hens of the First a nd i Second words of Jjhi gave - a dancing party Wednesday evening in I lie First ward amusement hall. Fach member in-, in-, vit ed a partner, making about ISO pres-jent. pres-jent. Refreshments consisted of cake and punch. Smuin's ore best ra f urn ia hell the music. 1 RICHMOND f I RICHMOND, March 9. Miss Thelma I Schow was given a bundle shower at her home Friday evening of last week by a number of girl friends. After an evening even-ing spent with games, music and looking over the bride's trousseau, luncheon was I served by Mrs. A. S. Schow, assisted by j Mrs. E. J. Merrill, Mrs. Klmer Stoddard 1 and Mrs. Austin Johnson. Those present were Mrs. S. W. Hendricks, Mrs. Bryan Hendricks, Mrs. II. F. Christensen, Mrs. H. A. Adamson. Mrs. L. M. Funk, Mrs. W. Z. Harris, Mrs. Kd Webb, Mrs. Alma Olsen. Mrs. Pollock -Woolley, Mrs. Clarence Nelson and the Misses Jessie Stoddard, Alta Webb. Ada Skidmore, Abble- Hendricks, Hen-dricks, Tennie Merrill, Veda Merrill, Lil-I Lil-I llan Christensen, Ivy Day, Ada Day, ! Edyth Johnson, Vera Johnson. Florence i Merrill, Rhoda Merrill and Clarinda Merrill. Mer-rill. Miss Thelma Schow and Sophus Christensen Chris-tensen were man-led Wednesday in the Salt Lake temple. After spending a few days in Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Christensen Chris-tensen will make their home here. Mrs. Austin Johnson entertained the Sego Lily club at her home Saturday afternoon aft-ernoon of last week. Mrs. Ornold Robinson, Robin-son, Mrs. Alvin Johnson, Mrs. E. J. Merrill, Mer-rill, Mrs. A. S. Schow and Miss Thelma Schow were guests of the club. I A masquerade ball was given Saturday evening of last week at the opera house I under the direction of the opera house ! management. Mrs. Joseph Nelson entertained at din-. din-. ner. on Tuesday in honor of the sixty-first sixty-first birthday anniversary of her mother, Mrs. J. C. Johnson. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. I Alvin Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Austin I Johnson, Mrs. Ornold Robinson, Mrs. Roe Bright and Mrs. Kenneth Cottle. Mrs. Don Wright of Preston was a visitor here Tuesday. Mrs. Bert Van Orden of Lewiston, spent Tuesday here with relatives. Mrs. E. J. Merrill and little daughter Marjorie of Logan spent the past week here with Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Schow. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bair are receiving congratulations on the arrival of a daughter. daugh-ter. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tolman of Preston returned to their home Tuesday evening, after visiting here with Mrs. Maggie T. Merrill. Miss Vern Baer of Providence spent Friday and Saturday of last week here with Rhoda Merrill and Mrs. Wilford Murray. Miss Rhoda Merrill was a Preston visitor vis-itor Tuuesday evening. Roe Bright of Teton, Idaho, spent the past week with relatives here. Mrs. Hattie Hupke was a Logan visitor Friday. W. J. Bond entertained the members of the basketball team and their partners at a chicken supper at the domestic science sci-ence rooms of the high school Wednesday Wednes-day evening. Covers were laid for twenty. Mrs. Frank Driscoll of Ogden and Mrs. William Roskelley of Smithfield spent Wednesday here with Mrs. Ulysses Lewis. Mrs. Brig Johnson spent several days of last week .with relatives at Preston. The freshman class of the North Cache high school entertained with a dancing party at the Lewiston opera house Thursday Thurs-day evening. j PLEASANT GROVE PLEASANT GROVE, March 9. Mrs. George Shoell entertained at supper Wednesday Wed-nesday evening in honor of her husband's birthday anniversary. Forty guests were present. Miss AUce Smith of Provo spent the week-end here, the guest of her sister, Mrs. L. M. Monson. The members of the Second ward choir gave a party Wednesday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Thorne. Games and music were enjoyed and light refreshments re-freshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hayes spent Monday Mon-day in Salt Lake visiting their daughter, Mrs. Dee Pingree. A surprise party was tendered to Mrs. A. Holman on Wednesday evening by the members of the Manila ward Relief society soci-ety and their 'partners. Luncheon was served. The Misses Leona Kelly and Mabel 1 Stores of American Fork were the guests of Mrs. F. D. Atwood, S-unday. Mrs. S. F. Neilson was hostess at supper sup-per Sunday. Covers were placed for twelve guests. The evening was spent in card playing. Mr. and Mrs. James Peterson were pleasantly surprised Sunday evening by a number of their friends and relatives. Mrs. L. M. Atwood entertained a number num-ber of relatives Monday afternoon in celebration cele-bration of her husband's birthday. Miss Leona Nelson of Provo was the guest of Jennie Larson on Saturday and Sunday. j Wendall Thorne entertained at a party Wednesday evening in honor of the bas- i ketball boys and their partners. The members of the Third ward choir were entertained Wednesday evening at the home of Bishop and Mrs. J. H. Walker. Ice cream and coke were served. Dr. and Mrs. O. E. Grua were Provo visitors Thursday. Miss Eleen Dickerson spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Salt Lake visiting Mrs. Ray Neyman. Mr. and Mr3. W. L. Hayes entertained the members of the Tlmpanogos club at their home Friday evening. The decorations decora-tions and programme were in keeping with St. Patrick's day. PARK CITY f f PARK CITY, March 9. -The Women's Athenaeum was entertained at the home of Mrs. William Reich Monday afternoon. A paper on "The Public Highway" by Mrs. E. P. LeCompte was read by Miss Susanna Shields. Light refreshments were served and after the salute to the flag the meeting came to a close with "America." The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Anna Kopp. Mr. and Mrs. Emll Bjork and Miss Esther Nyman left Thursday for Portland, Ore., where they will make their home. The Elks' lodge entertained its members mem-bers and their ladies Monday evening with a programme, cards and dancing. Luncheon Lunch-eon was served In cafeteria style. Mrs. L. D. Hartwell entertained at dinner Wednesday evening, complimentary complimen-tary to Mrs. Strom Piatt. Besides the guest of honor, covers were laid for Mrs. Albert Biroumshaw, Mrs. Fraser Buck, Mrs. Burness Martin. Mrs. Deal Jennings Hartwell. Miss Grace Richardson, Miss Thelda Olson, Mies Maisip Kerr, Miss Sible Holland, Miss Neecy McLelland and Miss Hortense Hartwell. The local chapter of the Red Cross held its regular Thursday afternoon meeting at Society hall. Miss Winifred Jennings and Mrs. Deal Jennings Hartwell entertained the C. C. G. girls on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Hartwell. Refreshments were served. The guests wpre Mrs. C. C. Gates and Miss Helen Clarke. Mrs. George Grossman entertained at a luncheon Wednesday afternoon in compliment compli-ment to Mrs. Lucy Grossman and Miss Unis Grossman. Covers were laid for six. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sundraker entertained enter-tained at a dancing party Friday evening at the Swedish hall. Twenty couples were present. A surprise party was given to Mrs. Roy l Lenzi at her home Wednesday evening by the followiiitr friends: Mrs. Alfred Stanley 1 Mrs. M. Muffett. Mrs. Frank Trevarthan Mrs. Prank Brunyer. Mrs. Thomas hvan ' Mrs M-.o Trvthall. M. A. J V.rr, Mr 1 Jacob Berg. M rs. It. H. Grc.-n and Miss Annie Roll y. The diversion for tlu: even-; even-; ing was cards and music. The Sego Lilv club was entertained at the home of Sirs. K. W. Maednnald Wednesday afternoon with a Ui isi ngt on. Mrs. Lee Kartlow and Mrs. M. K. Paxlon were the guests of the club. Mrs. N. J. Williams will entertain the club next. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Snow entertained the Q0 Evening Card club Thursday evening eve-ning at their home on Norfolk avenue. Guests of the club were Mrs. Marie Hethke, William Doidge and V. B. Cole. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. O. A. Fars-lund Fars-lund and Dr. L. C. Snow. Mrs. William J. Buck entertained the D. O. E. O. club at a kensinglon Wednesday Wednes-day afternoon at her home. Besides the regular members her guests were Mrs. Martin Brisk, Mrs. J. W: Bardsley, Mrs. J. C. Thompson, Mrs. 10. Higginson, Mrs. J. E. Bergh and Mrs. J. L. Weber of Salt Lake City and Miss Kate Malono. Mrs. Buck will entertain the club again in two weeks. Miss Alice Clark of Salt Lake City, sister sis-ter of Mrs. C. J. Parker, is a guest at the Parker home. The Lady Maccabees enjoyed a social session after the regular meeting Thursday Thurs-day evening. Refreshments were served. Miss Daisy Moore left Monday for Fort Worth, Tex., where her marriage to Mr. Youngblood will take place on March 11. i - . AMERICAN FORK - AMERICAN FORK. March 0. Miss Frances Johnson of the American Fork Citizen's staff visited friends in Salt Lake on Saturday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Barratt entertained enter-tained at. an oyster supper Friday evening eve-ning at their home in the Second ward. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. William Movie, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Hutchings, Mrs. .Nina Lee and Arthur Hawkins. A few Of the neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. John Clark arranged a pleasant surprise on them Monday evening eve-ning at their home in the Fourth ward The evening was spent in games and music, followed by luncheon. In honor of the eighty-sixth birthday anniversary of Elizabeth Crystal of this citv, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Uoberson and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crookston entertained enter-tained at a family dinner Sunday evening at the home of Mrs. Crystal. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Reed Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Evans of I.ehi, Mrs. Mary Granthum and Mrs. Violet Howard of Salt Lake and Mrs. Will Julian. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Halliday were here from Salt Lake the early part of the week, visiting Mrs. Ilalliday's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kruse. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Herbert reached here the first of the week from California, where they had spent some time. They visited here for a few days as the guests of Mrs. Herbert's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Woods, before returning to their 'home in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. ChaYles Downey of Black-foot, Black-foot, Idaho, are here visiting at the home of Mrs. Downey's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. John Rushton have returned re-turned to their home in Iona, Idaho, after a visit here with Mrs. Warren B. Smith. Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe has returned home from Hooper, where she had been visit-in visit-in her sons. Miss Sylvia Justensen of Ephraim was the guest of Mrs. Leonard S. Harrington the first of the week, Mr. and Mrs. Abner Chipman entertained enter-tained on Wednesday evening in compliment compli-ment to their daughter, Pearl, who was recently marrued to Eddie Laursen. Mr. and Mri. C. E. Garrett and daughter, daugh-ter, Berlin, of Salt Lake were the guests of Mrs. Sarah Crookstpn on Sunday. Mrs. William Preston spent the week in Salt Lake as the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace McCullough. Mrs. Elmer Miller, after visiting here for the past ten days with her parents, Bishop and Mrs. Joseph H. Storrs, has returned to her home in Manti. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse S. Misener had as their guests Sunday and Monday, Dr. and Mrs. George R. Doxey' of Springville and Mr. and Mrs.. Orson A. Misener of Logan. Miss Grace Rowley and Miss Edna Dickerson Dick-erson of Salt Lake were week-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Rowley. Row-ley. Mrs. Melissa Greenwood spent the week in Salt Lake as the guest of her daughter, daugh-ter, Mrs. Fred Henroid. One of the big social functions of the week was the silver tea given by the ladies of the Relief society auxiliary of the Red Cross in the Commercial club rooms Thursday afternoon. Between 200 and 300 guests were present during the afternoon. The luncheon which was served was donated by the ladies of the four wards and the merchants and was prepared and served by special committees. commit-tees. No charge was made for the luncheon, lunch-eon, but a contribution box formed the centerpiece and each guest contributed a silver coin. Mrs. Marguerite Tancey of Denver arrived ar-rived here Monday and will be the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E." J. Wild, for some time. Miss Irene Brown spent the week-end In Salt Lake, visiting- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Brown. SPANISH FORK 4 SPANISH FORK. March 9.Mrs. Frank Stubbs was hostess to the Bridge club Saturday afternoon of last week at her home. Luncheon was served at 5:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. James Sorenson of Palmyra Pal-myra returned Thursday from a two months' visit in California. Dr. and Mrs. Harold Finch of Salt Lake spent Saturday of last week in this city the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Finch. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradford of Pln-i Pln-i gree, Idaho, are spending a few weeks with friends and relatives here, and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alma Hales, Mrs. Bradford's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sullivan of Mammoth Mam-moth are visiting with friends and relatives rela-tives here. .The Hughes party given Wednesday afternoon and evening by the immediate families in honor of the Slst birthday anniversary an-niversary of Mrs. Hannah Hughes, was a. very enjoyable affair. The Macca bees' hall was filled by children, grand children and great -gi andchildren of the aged woman. Mrs. Hughes was born in Wales and came to T'tah with the earlier settlers. set-tlers. She is the mother of eleven children. chil-dren. Nine sons are still living, and all but one were present at the reception. Supper was served by the grandchildren at 10:30 o'clock. The officers of the Palmyra ward were entertained Friday by Mrs. William 11. Nelson. After the business meeting, supper sup-per was served. Cards have been r e ce i v ed h y m a n y Sr anish P'ork friends announcing the i marriage of Miss Rebecca Nelson and j Edward E. Bustrr Qt Boise last Sunday evening at the heme of M rs. F. May- i field. Mr. and Mrs. Bust er will make their home in Twin Falls, Idaho. ! Mr. and Mrs. Crooks ton of provo are i spending a few days in this city, the j guests of friends. I Mr. a nd Mrs. John Knylc and fa rnily were tendered a large fa re well rf-f-pt ion at their home in Leland Thursda v evening eve-ning before U a ving this rnrn mun !ty to make their home in Hurley, Ida ho. i Mr. and Mis. George Jenson and chil- i dren of Salt Lake are spending a w-k i in this city at the home of Mrs. E. M Brimhall, Mrs. Jensoifs mother. j Miss Hazel Johnson, daughter of Mr. j and Mrs. H. G. Johnson, and Arlin R-.i.b i were married by Bishop M- Kelt Satu;d;iy evening of Inst week. " j Mrs. Mark Levis had :is -r-r Sunday i evening dinner guests Mrs. Blis iiui'- bard. Mrs. Leonard Andrus and Miss j E'iza Hubbard. , Mrs. Wend il Smoot en te.r! :i i i i'd a f-v,- frh-r.ds Ti .ursdny vf-n i n tr. ":i pi rnf-n i dry ! to 'ner husband on his -1st In: i nday hj-niversary. hj-niversary. Mr. and Mrs. .T;i:n-s .Tex v.-iic gi vfn a surprise party a their home S;i turdav of thf Farmers Co-op m ssurin ion . M r. j n nd ,!rs. .J r-x were prt'Scnl ed Willi a j 1 ti t i fill silwr set by t Inur lei low em- j ployecv Mr. and Mrs. John T. Spem-ei cuter- I 1 a im-d t lie oilier! s and t ear-hers of the; Third ward Sunday sehool Monday eve- j n ing. kefieshnients were served. I Mr. and Mrs. Kdwan Griffith and their-two their-two children left Thursday for Vie tor, i Idaho, where they will make their home, j The benef i t ball given for the lied Cross fund Wednesday night at the Audi- toriiim was a grand success, both sorrily' and financially. More than $ouu was ; realized for the local chapter. I LARK i LARK. March 9. Mr. and Mrs. Orson Miller were su prised by a large number of their relatives and friends .Monday evening, in honor of Mr. Miller's birthday a nniversary. Cards were played and 1 u n c h e o n was served. The Mutual Improvement associations of Herri man entertained the people of Lark Sunday night at a musicale. which was largely attended. The Red Cross entertained at a very successful da ncing party at the Lark Social club rooms Monday evening. Mrs. L. II. Lambson of Springville is the guest of her daughters, Mrs. Joseph Halt and Miss Dora Lambson. Mrs. Ed. Hill has as her guest her mother, Mrs. Mathilda Orlorft of Ely, I Nevada. A partv comprising Mr. and Mrs. Jo-speh Jo-speh liatt. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hill, Misses Emily Hatt and Dora Lambson and A. W. Hodgins and A. B. Lund motored to Bingham and attended the dance Friday evening. Mrs. Joseph Hatt and Mrs. Ed. Hill were hostesses Friday afternoon at a Kensington tea In honor of . their moth- ers, Mrs. L H. Lambson and Mrs. Mathilda Ma-thilda Orton. Tea was served to the following fol-lowing guests: Mrs. Lambson, Mrs. Orton, Or-ton, Mrs. Joseph Ayre, Mrs. A. Hatt, Mrs A. J. Hatt, Mrs. Ed. Hill and Misses Emma Hatt and Dora Lambson. Mrs. J. E. Hansen was hostess Thursday- at an elaborate luncheon at her home, in compliment to Miss Hazel Acord and Miss Catherine Creighton. Covers were laid for eight. Miss Catherine Creighton and Miss Bell Wilkins are spending the week-end In Bingham. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. White entertained thirty of their friends at a card party Thursday evening. First prizes were won by Mrs. E. Henderson and E. M. Bate-man, Bate-man, the consolation pries going to Mrs. J. Parks and E. Henderson. Luncheon was served. Mrs. J. Gamache entertained Tuesday afternoon at a Kensington. Luncheon was served. Mrs. W. L. Halliday entertained at a dinner party Sunday evening in compliment compli-ment to Mr. and Mrs. E. M..t Bateman and children, who left later ' to make their home in West Jordan. The Lark Social club gave a farewell party Saturday .of last week in honor of W. Ford, who will leave for Salt Jake City In the near future. Cards and dancing dan-cing were thi features of the evening, first prizes going to Mrs. A. Hill and O. R. Chandler, and the consolation prizes to Mrs. J. Gamache and J. Meek. Mr. Ford was-presented with a beautiful ring by the club members as a token of esteem es-teem and remembrance. Mrs. Robert Marshall was a Salt Lake City visitor the first part of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Peterson visited relatives rel-atives at Herriman the latter part of the week. Miss Nellie Bills of Rlverton is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Ed. Henderson, Mrs. W. Craine and Mrs. J. Park. Mrs. Earnest Silcox returned Monday, after spending ten days with her mother at Herriman. ELSINORE f ELSINORE, March 9. On Friday evening eve-ning of last week a party was given in the opera house in compliment to Henry Svedin, who is here from San Diego on a furlough. The" Soldiers' Supply club met at the home of Mrs. William Goates Friday afternoon. aft-ernoon. Luncheon was served to Mesdames Mes-dames F. Fenton, J. G. Allmondinger, Roy Darlington, J. Wanlass and L. Foreman. Mrs. Louis Hanson entertained at a luncheon Monday afternoon for Mesdames Leo Peterson, C. A. Hanson, A. Johnson, C. Anderson, C. W. Snyders, A. Montgomery, Mont-gomery, C. A. Jensen, W. Smith, F. Lee and Miss Maurine Lee. Mrs. F. D. Gunn was hostess at a tea Friday. Her guests were Mesdames O. Rasmussen, Charles Jensen, J. A. Bell and Miss Aua Jensen. Mrs. O. Sainsbury entertained at a dinner din-ner Tuesday. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Larson, Mrs. R. M. Anderson, Ander-son, Mis. Roy Sylvester and Philip Anderson. Ander-son. The Knitting culb met at the home of Mrs. A. O. Engar Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Lena Kelson entertained Sunday afternoon for Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bellp I Mrs. Vigo Smith, Sr., and Mrs. Orson I Rasmussen. Mrs. H. C. Larson returned from Ephraim Eph-raim Tuesday. The Misses .Anna and Mabel Dunn entertained en-tertained at a luncheon at the "Cottage" Tuesday. Mrs. Theodore Christensen entertained at dinner Tuesday. Covers were laid for Mrs. F. Lee and the Misses Ruth Johnson John-son and Maurine Lee. Wednesday evening a party was given in the opera house for George Sandal 1, who has enlisted in the aviation corps. Mrs. Thomas Jensen returned from Salt Lake City Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Marquardson left Monday to visit in Hinkley. Mrs. Rose Jones and son, Mclvln, of Marysvale are visiting here. Mrs. Arthur Jensen entertained at a midnight luncheon Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hill, Mrs. J. Sandall, George and Hyrum" Sandall. Walter Jensen Jen-sen and the Misses Ellen Nlelson. Evangeline Evan-geline Jensen and Christie 1 Icrnianson. Miss Mina Bell is visiting in Salina, tho guest of her sister, Mrs. June Webb. Miss Ellen Nlelson left, for Garfield Thursday morning. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hanson and son, Aril, and Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Hanson returned Monday from a two weeks" visit in Salt Lake City, Mrs. C. K. Christensen entertained at d inner Tuesday in compliment to George Sandall. Covers were laid for eight guests. 1 HEBER CITY f 4 HEBER CITY. Maich 9. Mrs. Alfred ! Puke entertained thf1 Ladies' Shakespearean Shakespear-ean club Saturday afternoon of last week. Mrs. Joseph Ha U h is visit ing relatives in Salt Lake. J Miss Margaret Crook entertained a f'-w friends at rook Saturday evening of last week. Covers were laid for eight. Mrs. .). M. Puke entertainer at a family fam-ily dinner in honor of her birthday Tuesday Tues-day afternoon. : Mrs. W. U. Wherrit entertained Friday afternoon for Mrs. Chase Hatch of provo.! who is her guest . j Mis. Bithia Giles has gone to Canada' ; for a sfveral months' visit with her sun, I Frank Giles, a tn family. Mrs. -Olive Bond eniertained a f w friends Sa t urday f ter noon of last week j in honor of her birthday. i . Mr. and Mrs. Tli'm-ns Tadd of park -City are visiting in Jieber City with .Mrs. I Minnie Cummings. 1 , Mrs. Emer W. Murdork is visiting in 1 J Provo. Miss lilainJie Smith of Salt L;ik i vi.-iMng h'-r patents. Mr. and Mrs. Georce j i Sn.it h. M r. a n't M : s. El mcr Cha pmnn left ; Tuesday to make their home in Kawlin--- ii Wyo. : , Miss Chrisia C.-;..-, MauL'hter of .Mr. ;uid j Mrs. Cernge A. ( 'leg jr. and Watkins Brier- 1 V- or - - rl v, .... ! . in Sa H Li Up. A nv-ci it ion was g i en at the home of the bride's parents TIoli- day evening. M r. a ml Mis. chase M on I ton en lei -tallied at dinner Monday evening for Mr. and .Mrs. El inn; " 1 ia pnia n. Those ptesent besides the giiesls of honor w - Mr. and .Mrs. Ii. A. I u 1 1 nen hei g a nd Mr. ;nid Mis. John A. Ande'son. Mi. and M rs. H. C. t "11111111 in l;s entertained enter-tained at a family dinner Friday evening. eve-ning. Miss ( 'a ro Kasmusseu entertained a. few fi iends Samrday evening of la si week. Ke fresh men is were served. A surt rise ;is given f'"r Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Harding Kiiday evening, prior to their departure for Provo to make . their home. Mr. and Mrs. Hite entertained at dinner din-ner Weduesdav evening for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Harding. Miss Retta Simpson entertained the if -f icers of t lie First ward primary a f her home Thutsday evening. The Wasa ten high sehool alumni gave a ball in the Heber amusement hall Friday Fri-day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McCarrell of Park City were visitors in Heber Sunday. MAMMOTH : 4 r f MAMMOTH, March p. An enjoyahle soeial was given at the home of M rs. Wiiham Mot t Wednesday evening, t he time being spent in games and music. Luncheon also was served. Miss Anna Brently of Parowan is here for an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. W.Uiam Gore. A knitting party was given at the home of Mis. James Warbnrton on Thursday afternoon. The time was spent in doing work for the Red Cross, and luncheon was served. A party was given on Monday evening by Miss Lucile Podge in honor of her cousin, William Podge, who is hero visiting visit-ing from Toquerville, Colo. The evening-was evening-was spent in music and games, after which luncheon was served. Miss Angeline Carter entertained a number of her friends this week at the home of Mir. and Mrs. W. Reese. Refreshments Re-freshments were served. The regular meeting of the I. O. V. T. club was held Tbursdav evening at the home of Mrs. W. T. Hatch. The evening was spent in music and games, and refreshments re-freshments were served. Mrs. Edward Lemener was hostess to the members of the Primary association Thursday evening. Mrs. J. G. Jensen and Mrs. Nellie Robinson Rob-inson were in Eureka Tuesday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Manson. Miss Lois Webb left Sunday for Benjamin, Ben-jamin, where she will spend a few days visiting her sister. Miss Carrie Webb. Mrs. Lars Jensen of Maple ton was in Mammoth this week, being the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Lena Webb. Miss Frances Hughes of Spanish Fork is also the guest of Mrs. Webb, and on Tuesday Tues-day evening Mrs. Webb entertained in honor of her visitors. Miss Clara Larsen entertained at dinner din-ner Thursday in honor of Mr. and, Mrs. R. T. Thompson. About twenty guestu were present. Mrs. Joseph Stark of Payson is hero visiting- her daughter, Mrs. Jane Mor-due. Mor-due. Mrs. M. A. Brown entertained a few friends Thurasday afternoon in honor of Mrs. J. G. Jensen of Spanish Fork. An elaborate dinner was served. Mrs. John Larson of Spring City " is spending a few days In Mammoth with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Neilson. Mir. and Mrs. Hilman Simpson of Salt Lake were here this week for a visit with their daughter, Mrs. John Mordue. The Ladies' Red Cross circle of the 1 Methodist church met Thursday even in jf : with Mrs. Edward Riding. The evening s 'i programme included Red Cross work, a j! visit to the picture show and luncheon. A birthday party was given Thursday:! afternoon in honor of Mrs. Robert Jer-j. main, about- thirty guests being present. i Luncheon was served. Among the out- j-i of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert U Simpson of Salt Lake, Mrs. William Fitz- j' gerald and Mrs. Stapley of Payson,-Mrs. H. Hopkinson, Mrs. William Redd and ! Mrs. Clarence Saulsbury of Eureka. . j! Miss Isabelle Harvellle entertained on ! Monday evening in honor of Miss Jessie j Bryan of Springville. who was the guest, this wreek of Mr. and Mrs. John Mike-i: sell. An interesting programme of games, 1 music and dancing was followed by a luncheon. Mrs. Spencer Lloyd was hostess at a ! party Wednesday evening in honor of the birthday of her daughter. A dozen young folks attended the party and were entertained enter-tained with games and music, after which a fine luncheon was served-. I SANDY I f SANDY. March 9. Mrs. Hilda Nelson was surprised by the members of the Sandy Volunteer Fire depa rtment at her home on Main street Tuesday eveni ng. The time was spent in games and music. Refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Swensen, Mr. und Mrs. A. U. Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Reg. White,- Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Gardner, Mr. nncl Mrs. W. L. Hewlett, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Bjork, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Charter, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. P. Bradbury. Mr. hit! Mrs. A. St rebeck, Mrs. Mi rind a Lund- ! berg, . Mrs. S. Larson, M rs. I ,onea Peterson, Peter-son, Miss Mabel Larson, W. W. Wilson. J. Priggs. Herman Bjork, Herman Hosen-green, Hosen-green, Ear Furgensen, Leonard Larson, Edwin Engman. Miss Iivern Beckman of Ogden is visiting vis-iting friends and relatives hero. Mrs. Emll Anderson and daughter, Thelma, have returned from a four months' trip tp California. Mrs. Clyde ' Swensen entertained Hip N. B. club at her home on Pioneer avenue ave-nue Thursday afternoon. The time was spent in sewing. Covers were laid for twelve club members, with Mrs. May Swensen of tf'nion as a special guest. Miss Inez Stuart and Miss Pot Stringham String-ham of Bingham took part In the muni- , cal programme given In the Sandy ward chapel Sunday evening. Monday evening the president of the Rebekah state assembly. 1. O. O. F., made ! her oflidal visit to Wasatch lodge. A number of members from Sail LiUe and Mldvale accompanied her. , After the burliness burli-ness meed Ing a social evening was spenl. Refreshments were served. Monday evening, March J J, the Sandy Independent lied Cross will give a dunce in the amusement bull. The proceeds will be used in the gauze room. j MIDVALE" j Ml OVALE. March 9. -Mrs. Hannah Anderson An-derson bas returned from California, where she hail been visiting aL the beaehes for seme time. The Midvalo firemen eniertained at a ianr-ing parly Tuesday evening In their gymnasium. Mrs. Maria T. Goff hts gone to J'. rig-ham rig-ham Cjiy to visil her daughter. Mm. Hyrum Hals! rum, and family. The members of the Jordan "V" . (dub will he. entertained next Tues'la v. e venl ltg by Mrs. Fred Maithews, assisted by Mrs !'. (. Goff. Mr. and Mrs. "i,erov f'ooU of Sail Lake j ypent Sunday In Mid vale visil ing at 1 he 1 home of Mr. and Mrs. .Iompj.1i Jenkins. F. K Bar-self preserve.) Honir of his 1'ijpils In a 1 lario j-pei.ta Wednesday evening eve-ning in 1 he Fly si uin 1 nea ter. Mrs. S. C, P. Sorenson returned home Monday fnun Manti. where Mm; spent IJje IVeek-end wilb I'e fi 1 i '. (:S. Mrs. Curtis Plwgott- and children left Pnday for the east to visil friends and ' "el;i ! i ves for some I i me. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew I .arson ha.ve r-urned r-urned from 'aJifornia, wln-n- thev sptait i month at Die bejn-iies. The women of the In ion lied Cross luxiiiai y meet a! 1 he borne of M rs. ;eor:-e T, Sharp i-wrv WCUnesdav a ft--inoon. Mrs. I'. C Smith speni Sundav (n PnM. .ake visiting hor brother. George Vff, |
