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Show SOCIETY 1 Games and a tasty lunch were enjoyed en-joyed by all. ' The Mapleton camp, D. U. P. were guests Thursday afternoon of Mrs. L. A. Nielson. Mrs. Aaron Mendenhall, was assisting hostess. The history of her grandfather Joseph E. Johnson was given by Mrs. Nielson. Mr. Johnson wrote a number of church poems and one of these was read, during the program, by Mrs. Hannah Menden-hali. Menden-hali. A sketch of the life of Benjamin Ben-jamin F. Johnson was given by Mrs. Aaron Mendenhall, this history his-tory being written by O. B. Huntington. Hunt-ington. Miss Ora Nielson enter-' tained with piano selections. Tasty refreshments were served to sixteen six-teen members and one visitor. The Daughters of Pioneers Camp spiingville were delightfully entertained enter-tained Thursday afternoon at the In, me of ,li:- Lena Maycock, with Mrs. Lama Banner, Mrs. Lucy I t'ibci tson, Mrs. Julia Packard and Mi.--. Anna Mendenhall as assisting lni.ste:.ses. An entertaining part of tin- program was the history of the pioneer Oliver B. Huntington, iatlirr of the late O. B. Huntington, Miven by his daughter Mrs. Anna Mendenhall. Paulino Clyde furnished furn-ished a piano solo, Grant Clyde a vocal solo, and Harold Thorn and Crant Clyde a vocal. duet. After tin; program refreshments were .served to fifty members and guests. Social Twelve club members will lie guests of Mrs. Will Brown, at her home Thursday evening. La Conda club members from Provo and Springville were entertained enter-tained at the home of Mrs. Lowrj Anderson on Thursday afternoon. Bridge featured the entertainment with a dainty lunch served to Mrs. Helen Haymond, Mrs. Farrell Chamberlain, Mrs. Louise Cardell, Mrs. Erma Anderson of Provo, Mrs. Dick Thorn of Payson, Mrs. Eleanor Childs, Mrs. Madge Thorn, Mrs. Hannah Callister, Mrs. Glenn Alleman, Mrs. G. G. Neill and Mrs. Viola Smith, the latter three being guests. A review of the book, "The Young Mrs. McRgs," given by Mrs. ,l.-ie Huntington, featured the monthly meeting of the Springville Legion auxiliary Wednesday evening. eve-ning. Over sixty members and guests enpoyed the program. It was guest night and a number of non-members were entertained. In addition to the book review Miss Dorothy Karron furnished a reading, read-ing, and Richard Loveriuge a cor-ni't cor-ni't solo. Reports given by Mrs. Will Clark, Mrs. Sarah Sterling and Mrs. J. W. Giant on the auxiliary aux-iliary dance, dinner and party, respectively re-spectively showed each event to be a success financially. President JOsther Johnson invited the ladies present to cooperate with the auxiliary aux-iliary in forthcoming projects and thanking them for their past assistance. as-sistance. Mrs. Flora Maiben, first vice president presided and welcomed wel-comed the visitors. At the close of the program, luncheon was served by Mrs. Marlon Boyer, Mrs. G. L. l'.arron, and Mrs. Will Witney, as-j as-j sisted by the auxiliary officers. Miss Lylice Bryce .of this city spent several days of the past week with friends in Salt Lake. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hoyle visited friends and relatives in Salt Lake Thursday. ernoon. A talk on early textiles, the raising of flax, and methods by which it was converted into clothing, cloth-ing, by the pioneers, was given by Mrs. Milessa -Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. LaGrande Durfee and daughter, daugh-ter, former residents of this city were special guests, and Mr. Durfee Dur-fee gave an interesting talk on early pioneer incidents Mrs. Ileen Bird furnished a violin solo accompanied accom-panied by Mrs. Blanch Hales; Jack Cherrington and Grant Pal-freyman Pal-freyman furnished instrumental music accompanied by Miss Lenore Condie. Miss Margaret Fox entertained enter-tained with readings. Refreshments Refresh-ments were served to forty-two member and guests. Mrs. Susan Boyer, Mrs. Margaret Miner and Mrs. Mae Smith were assisting hostesses. A group of friends surprised Ranee Crandall at her home Thursday Thurs-day evening. Lunch and games' were enjoyed with Carol Hatch, Betty Lee, Ruby Van Patten, Lois Whiting, Emma Holley, Keith Averett, Donald Blanchard, Robert Rob-ert Cranmer, Jack Clark, Keith Harrison, Frank Whitney and the hostess attending. Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Hoffman of this city announce the marriage of their daughter Mildred to Cecil Triplett, son of Mr. and Mrs ! J. B. Triplett of New Boston, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Triplett will make their home at Long Beach, California. Daughters of Pioneers Camp No. 1 were entertainednat the home of Mrs. Harold Alleman Thursday aft- . . : i The Ladies Literary club members mem-bers wore guests Saturday of Mrs. Lowry Anderson at her home. A review of the book, "In the palace of the King," given by Mrs. Frank Salisbury was enjoyed together with pitino selections by Mrs. V. C. Mundcnhall and Miss Alberta Mendonhall and a vocal solo by Dick Neill. Preceeding the program pro-gram a dainty luncheon was served to seventeen members and guests. The club will meet Saturday Mar. 18, with Mrs. Rhea Straw. , ' A number of school friends de-j de-j light fully surprised Valena Jones , at her home Wednesday . evening. |