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Show State Society X MONROE f MONROE. May 31. Mr. and Mrs. James Monson and family left Wednesday Wednes-day for Leslie, Idaho, where .they expect to make their home. The following soldier boys returned home from overseas last Saturday: "I'.ud" Morrison, Christian Gregerson and Albert Barney. Mrs. Ole Larsen entertained at a birthday birth-day dinner on Saturday of last week. Covers were laid for Mrs.F. Erickson, Mrs. Louie Baker, Mrs, Josepn Oisen, Mrs. L. W. Jones, Mrs. Elliott I-arsen, Mrs. Dan I'irscn, Mrs. D. S. P'rrity, Mrs. Harold Magleby. Mrs. Boyd Brown, Mrs. Dan Baker, Ethel and Verna Erickson. Erick-son. Miss Barbara Gardner entertained at a birthday party Tuesday evening. Those present were Maxine Dorrity. Edith Filer, Ilean Morrison, Valerie Yeryensen, Tliel-ma Tliel-ma Baker and Florence M;ic!ebv. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mnsrleby and daughter, daugh-ter, Louiee, left Saturday for Salt Lake. Mr. and irrs. Charles Crabb entertained enter-tained at a wedding 'reception Saturday evening of last week in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff Magleby. About 100 guests were present. Miss Olive Maglehy and Alton Anderson spent the last week-end visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harold Magleby at Greenwich. Mr. and Mrs. Del Wehb returned to their home in Provo after a short visit with relatives. Mrs. S. G. Andreason entertained at Innrbeon Wednesday afternoon for Mrs. F. Erickson, Mrs. D. S. Porritv. Mahel Barney, Verna Erickson and Ethel Erickson. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Ellsworth, TTeber Wllltlng, Fred Whiting and Marv Whit-1m? Whit-1m? of Salina were the guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Zeraldo Nielsen. Orson Olsen and Verna Erickson motored mo-tored to Salina on Thursday. Commencement exercises were held at the high school Thursday evening. f-ter f-ter the program, dancing was the Xca-tm-e. , Miss Lottie Swain is here after an extended ex-tended visit in Idaho'. I EVANSTON, WYO. I : ; EVAXSTOX, v-yo.. May Sl.-SIr. and Mrs. John W. R. Rennie entertained at an attractively arranged dinner party T hursday evening at their heme on Summit Sum-mit street. A crystal basket of sp,g blossoms was the centerpiece for the table. Covers were laid for Mrs Julia P. Guise, Mrs. Charlotte MeKerzlo Mrs Myers. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Sloan and John Pyklns. Following the dinner nn interesting evening was spent in listening listen-ing to Mr. Rennie ImI m:lnv ,A rlences In Fratiee, while in tho service of tne Red ross. Dr and Mrs. Jack Keith of Salt Lake are the. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wi Ham Rlyth at their home on S,ge street Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Trennam. who 'motored 'mo-tored from Salt Lake ihe- first of "he week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stone returned to their heme tortav Thev accompanied by Mrs. Stone, who will spend some time i Salt Lako visiting relatives and friends U"E Mr and Mrs. A. J. Sehntt were surprised sur-prised luesday evening when a number or friends arrived unannounced to sr., the evening with them. u,v wm ','. . shortly for Ogden to rs Small tables were brought out ami eards were e , Jojod. The prizes .,,,.,. Kl,n I,,.',,''" Albert James for high s,.,-e and' hv T l'rauldyn Cool, for low. The r if-! s 'ore ' Eu',U Mr' ,?nd IrS- S"h"" b. aullf,,! ut ehi.ss dish a a tol.u f ret,,,.,,,, brnm-n Among (h,,s pres..,,t A, . and Mrs. Jaek Itll.-l-.lv. Mr. -,,ul sw,-Pavld1 sw,-Pavld1 Crock.-it. Mr. and Mrs l-'r ,, i Uall, Mr and Mrs. T. l-ranU,yn ' i'-i i'-i r. and Mrs. Charles I-:. WrlKhl, Mr. and Mrs. Jos.,,,1, )l,k.w,., .Mr. 'd 'A' .1, ii!-!i7.',-i .,,i"""s ;uul ir- "d .Mrs. -w. j; Mrs Emily Foebner returned I,,,,,,, Jhursday after ),avlnK spent a rn.,11, lu Chilllcothc, Mo., visiting relatives and friends. One of tho moat interesting1 events of commencement week was the junior prom given I-Yiday evening of last week by the Junior class of the high school in compliment to the seniors. The "Wyoming hall has never been so artistically decorated. deco-rated. The senior colors, silver and gold, were used in decorating the booth at the end of the hall, where ices and wafers were served, while the colors of the junior class, purple and white, were used for the streamers and lights. The posts in the middle of the hall were decorated .with purple and white flowers. Simplicity, Sim-plicity, charm and beauty were combined in tho gowns worn by the young girls, which added much to the beautiful picture. pic-ture. The patronesses were Mrs. F. A. Gray, Mrs. James Brown, Sr.. Mrs. Albert Goodman and Mrs. "VV. D. Crompton. 1 Mrs. Louis Kastor and son of Salt i Lake are visiting at iho home of Mr. and Mrs. I. Kastor on Summit street. Mrs. Sarah Roy, who has been spending spend-ing tlie winter in California, returned to 'Evanston the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. David Lauder and son of Ely, Xev., arrived the first of the week to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. Laiider expects to spend the summer hero, but Mr. Lauder will return to Ely next week. F. L. Shepley was host Friday evening of ln.st week to a number of the teachers at dinner at the some of Mrs. Fred Low-enstein Low-enstein on Center street. Pink sweetpeas in a crystal basket were used for the centerpiece cen-terpiece of the table and a corsage bouquet bou-quet of the same flowers was beside the plate of each guest. Following the dinner din-ner the evening was spent with music and cards. The guests included Miss Margaret Arnold, Miss Jennie Gano, Miss Ella" Anderson, Miss Belle Brinto, Mrs. Mame Wartenbee, Miss Dorothy Stevens, Miss Gladys Learnard, Miss Clara Wink, Miss Edith Thomas, Miss Catherine Miller Mil-ler and Miss Bessie Tuttle. SPRINGVILLE 4 f SPRING VILLTJ. May Rl. The class of 1M7 of the SpringvlUo IiIrIi Hohool held commencement commence-ment exercises ut the ojx?ra house Krlrtny eve-nlnt:. eve-nlnt:. An excellent mimical proRram was rendered ren-dered and O. A. Iveraon delivered tlif ad-dress ad-dress to Ute graduates, who are us follows: Le!a Bo.ver, Margaret lMrd, Tjeali Cook, Fred Cook, Altcp Peal, Amanda Erickson, Minnie Flnley, Uladys Lo.ynd, Itacliel Kernolds. hlr-della hlr-della lie yiiotds, Kid a Royhmce, ItcU-n lioylntice, Mabel Wlnfj, Peon Taylor and Harry t'iyde. The music students of Professor Murk" Robinson Rob-inson jra vo a recital Tuesday evening 11 1 the Third ward ansfinMy hall. Thcue partlclpnt-lT.e partlclpnt-lT.e were: Voice, Mr Corn Thorn Hhd, Mrs. ninncho fyewis. Misses Marie Nelson. belw Royer, Jessie Bird, Afton Arpyle, Klda Hoy-lance, Hoy-lance, lsabell Bird ; piano, Elsada Wflmott, Jessie FacVard, Knchel Reynold,, I&n Kern CtirSsoii. A doliphtful surprise was jlrm U'lieler 'JTuirsday of Inst week, when '1 " yuesls gntlicrM at Ills home to do hi-n on the occasion of his seventy-tiflb annirerforj. .K niusicnl program and P-crs P-crs the features. Peootes were arrrr. nbotit th rooms and tables in a pleasing at-ratjve at-ratjve effect. Ie Erickson, Georse Jolmsen and i." "( itnev have returneil from ortrhm it-duty, it-duty, where they saw seme hard figf SprlnjrTtlle whool teachers went in a (o SpRnlah Fork Fiirtny of lasl w present at tlie farew-ell receplion in nw. Sii-rlntendent of Schools J. Fresloa (r Sirs. B. W. B-ithwell has trlarMi, : home in Arco, Idaho, after a week's visi. with relatives. , . r Mr. nnd Mrs. A. B. Olsen of 5lt,U" were fuests Sunday of Mrs. OUras Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wheeler. , Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus X. Santera rt'--Monde.v from a three weeks' visit a t-wltli t-wltli their daughter, Urs. Theo Filling- family. . . The Mothers' Study club held tlie uu Ins of the present season at tne n , Mr. Margaret M.-Kenale Friday after1.. Inst week. Mrs. Josephine Alleman mutt mu-tt pix-r denltnc; with American ! ' . chemicals. Music was furnished v -"-' lluches. The hostess served rofres rot- . sisled by Mrs. Stella Straw and Mr.. McKonzie. , . Miss Marie Peterson of EnrcM of her aunt. Mrs. Mas Kless. .. ,. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ar.rcn Johnson of 1" ,. rived W odnesihiy to meet their s- , who has lately returned from nu."" in Krnnce. .M ' Albert Moore called on many here sand", wnlle on furloncn in-V. in-V. S. ft. Comfort. He Is sueiidinc IM ' , part of 1,1a vacation wltj, his P"" Inke City. |
