Show S 0 C cie 1 e t y the officers and members ot of the fifth and sixth grades of 0 the F filth fifth ward religion class gave a delightful social at the home of the president mrs simeon carter on F friday evening the details of the program were worked out by the members of the classes and the entire party took possession of the carter home when mrs carter was not there so that upon her return she was given a great surprise the time was spent in games and mu music 3 interspersed with the serving of a dainty luncheon the function was arranged as a means of stimulating greater interest in the work of the organization and it succeeded admirably koctar the deseret camp of the daughters odthe of the pioneers met friday evening at the home of mrs airs C IN forsgren the meeting was waa in honor of mrs airs francis ann smith formerly of 0 this city but now residing at smithfield and mother of mrs forsgren and also in honor 0 of the late martin L ensign and wife A sketch of the life of mrs smith was given by miss grace forsgren vocal solos by miss bliss florence jones A sketch ot of the lives of bf martin L ensign and wife was given by their daughter mrs emma lee reading by mrs alice ellason eliason during the social hour refreshments were served by mesdames lana alvord martha J rees edith ff jensen and gene B kotter hotter thirty members were present mrs P W jarvis entertained friday fr 1 afternoon at a delightful chil childrens party in honor 0 of the fourteenth birthday anniversary of her daughter helen st valentines ideas were carried out in the decorations decoration i and in serving luncheon luncheon A largo 9 e decorated birthday cake centered the luncheon table with covers laid tor for thirty guests during the afternoon the children were entertained with games and a valentine box the social development club met friday afternoon at the home ot of mrs noble fishburn mrs fishburn was assisted by mrs airs henry frogley mrs mary olsen gave a very instructive talk on childrens foods plans for a dancing party to lo be given in the near future were discussed luncheon was served to fourteen members present and the following guests ales mesdames rees wight francis fishburn mary olsen dan petersen mesdames henry C chapman and C I 1 smith will be hostesses to the ladies aid and missionary society at a social afternoon to be given at the home of mrs chapman on friday afternoon teri hernoon loon this week at social mrs airs C E fowler entertained at luncheon on monday afternoon complimentary to the committee members of which came from logan ogden and kaysville Kays ville as well as front from this city plans for or to be hem held in this city in april were discussed and the ladles ladies enjoyed a social hour also social the rotary club held high carnival in the commercial club rooms on friday night the occasion n being the first ladles ladies night given by the club in consequence each rotarian Ro tarlan was accompanied compa nied by his wife or sweetheart and as a the ladles ladies entered the room they drew a number from a box which number corresponded with a attached to the button of one of the members of the club which was placed at a plate at the table the rotarians lans found their places and then stood at attention until the ladies found their dinner partners when president harold C day rapped the table with the gavel announced the first verse of america and the entire e sang the national hymn after being seated president harold introduced john W peters as master of ceremonies and turned the gavel over to him the lid ild was then oft off for for tho the evening and hilarity reigned supreme while tho the fruit cocktail was being disposed of a number of tines fines were imposed by the toastmaster tor for alleged infractions eions of the rules of decorum songs were sung with piano accompaniment by prof E david mann and good nature titre d banter banter flowed balik back and orth forth I 1 iiran n an unrestrained stream astrea in each la dA received a corsage boquet ot of roses arid ferns as she took her place at the table and following the regular dinner course the toasts began of the fair guests ues ts mrs airs R T willey julia mrs airs aes edw V dunn Ma mamie nife and mrs airs il II C day ruth responded and were accorded vociferous applause depre seil seuier til the sterner sex jack knudson doe doc pearse W J lowe W L addy addy jack pierce vie vic madsen Mad sell and ris mayor simonsen expressed themselves humorously and otherwise andi and they received not only applause but also ratzing razzing raz zing for their efforts conclusion of 0 the luncheon the ladles adles were presented the gifts which each Ro tarin haq had supplier each gift representing the classification il if the club member the presents were aNvar awarded ded by number by wyndi president harold dave stony and a nd ed ryan entertained the company compa ny in a hat trimming contest 4 and mr mr president won out on the vote of a committee committee of ladies who judged the contest all charter members ot of the ca cla A were ranged along the speakers platform platform plIt form the lights were turned out and under the blazing glare of a spotlight each rotarian was told how he looked to others in a humorous paper written and read by mrs W V call the evening finished off with dancing and there were fifty eight present the post office employees entertained saturday evening at the commercial club in compliment to mr air E AL tyson retiring postmaster games were played until when a dell clous luncheon was served the national colors co lit 1 were used in the lunch pom eon de amt 1 0 ns andin the bees served R A afaisen M a d s en was appointed toastmaster and several clever responses were given mr tyson was presented a fountain pen on which was engraved presented to E AL tyson by postal employees of brigham city utah feb 1922 mr air carlos made the presentation speech dancing was enjoyed until midnight when all joined in singing america sixty five guests were present including all who have worked under tinder mr air tyson and all present postal employees the odd fellows and rebeccas entertained at cards saturday evening at the 1 I 0 0 F hall durat the serving of luncheon numbers were drawn on oil a beautiful quilt that was given away mrs lottie hess held the lucky number thirty guests were present social the civic Improve improvement frient club has f fixed ix th the date tor for its annual ball february in the academy of music in as much as the day Is a legal holiday and birthday the decorations and programs will reflect the spirit of the occasion sacral all retiring officers of the first ward I 1 were entertained at the ward amusement hall friday even evenol lils g ing a splendid program dancing was enjoyed social the sego lily camp met friday evening at the home ot of mrs airs P J petersen in honor of mr petersen mrs airs leslie S merrell formerly miss bliss stella petersen gave an all interesting sketch of the life of her father the guest of honor the origin of oh ye mountains high was given by mrs ella bingham miss eleanor kalser kaiser phyllis petersen mrs airs ella bingham and miss bliss i elva bingham enteria entertained ened with must musi cal numbers reading Rea diug mrs airs merrell A dainty luncheon was served to thirty guests present A family reunion was held at the home of mrs airs abigail zundel onwillard of Willard last saturday and sunday in compliment to mrs Zun Zur dols idels birthday anniversary pink and white was us the color scheme carried out in the house decorations the flowers used were pink and white carnations and terna fern saturday afternoon a hot chicken dinner was served the guests being seated at one long table centered with wit it a silver vase of sweet peas A program followed dinner the most interesting features being two vocal selection byars emily parity farley age |