Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-05-25 | Page 54 | Springville

Htorrs, Mondny, for a brief visit with relatives. rela-tives. Mrs. S. P. Snow, Jr., and daughter, Dorothy, of Salt Lake City, were guests Sunday of Miss Jessie Bird. Knsigu Edwin B. Dallin of the tr. S. naval reserve. Is at the home of his uncle, Samuel LViIlln. He will spend the summer here and will carry otit the plans of his father, Cyrus E. Pallin, the sculptor, tn the improvement of Castllla Springs. Knink Binks and Arthur V. Ranford have arrivfd home from overseas military service. Miss Louise Bird, student at the Agricultural college, spent Simihiy with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bird. William B. Doug-nil of Suit, Lake City was n guest Saturday of last week of his cousins, Misses Katherine and Kmuin DoUgall. Blaine Kindred and family have returned to Spriugviile nfter a year in Nevada. Mrs. Sadie McTavisli pf Salt Lake City visited relatives in this city "Monday, on her return from Deseret, where site had been to attend til" funeral of Mrs. Amanda Kelly. Mr. and Mrs. l'ierre Brintoo, who have been residents of Salt Lake City during the past two- years, have returned to Sprlngvillo. Mrs. Jesse Groesbeck and children have returned re-turned from Layton nfter an absence of four months. Mr. Oroesbect is slill at Lnytou In the employ of the Utah-Idaho Sugar company. . SPRINGVILLE 4- Hl'UINC VILLIO, Jlny L'-J. Mi-f. A. C. lilrcl wim IioHU'Kt to I lie Alpliu HiMh club Fi ltlity of lust wt'Pk. A MnllifTH' tlay program wrh plvou, J'rnrnsbor Afnrk liohiiiKnn linviiiK I'lmrffo of Ilio nmslc. Mrs. L'nrn 'J', llinl, MIksi-r EIiIh Itoyliinrp, Lcln lloyor, JcskI- Ttlrtl nnd Mr. KubliiKon onrh Rimjf kdIos p)ropi-lu(o lo the flay, linrl 'WJoUn'r'H Plniy" v:i3 pi veil liy lrH. M a rk ( 'iwdt. Dct'iintl limn wim-- v; rr It'll out in pink, ciiTMinlioiiK ln'iii' fMitun-il. A cryKtul bun-It bun-It nL oT t licsi; f low i I'M fori ii i'il t lu ci'lil i-ipii'CH for IIh- li'ii hibli', it roii ml Avliirii pink cmuilfH hiiiiM'il. KrMny iiriiTimiui i.f lust wi.-k llir IlumP f'ulturi' club wtis ontiTlniiu'il nt (lio houic of Mrs. It. A. Pen!. Tin; pnriiiil wn.H lis ftil-1ih; ftil-1ih; Pnpor, ".J. J. IVrsblun" ; pnpor, Mtm, 1 I'-foMK in nun ; jm pi' r, "A iiifi-lc;ili I'lfl iiri's nn'l I'ninfi'M," Mis. 11. If. Mnrl'le: run'.'iH, ovrnlw, i by Ihn jiii'blboiH, Tho followluc tiu'iiilTS wi'i'i-n wi'i'i-n ipolutful ii H n ppfRi n in ('i 'in 11 1 i 1 1 ( : M rn. I fJ , M I'm. H. It. IT:i-k. Mrn. M. . Mini mul Mim. , II. W. Ht-ury. Ii'fr"lnii'MilH irr wci vimI. ; Tin' inonib'T f I h" Villi 1 , S:n olub cn- 1 trrtiunnl for MI-h IIi v;v Iti ii.v TliurMlay nf 1 In hi, work. Th..M. ..rvM'iil: wri' MImoh Vli.rs 1 ll;iniiT, linni CoTf iniiii. ,N'lllf WoIrIiI. Murlnl Slntw, .Ifimii Iff- vmi mi, Ihnuiiili ltriwlmnl, .f.'si-lc Hurl, T.uHrui (lurk, Arlln- Mfii.lonhall, ll.ri.lli.M( Itnvlim.-.. (iii-l Vnnln AiuItsoii. Alma Spalfm-il wiis kIvcu ii ri'ri'pltoii nt Ills, Imin" Niitnlny lu Ii"imr of lil.s ui nil y n lutli birtli-(li birtli-(li t (i mill tmi ry. Kriiol. t;iiinui''ll it tk.I frmlly urrlvcil frmn