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Show ther she attended the BlaciT&Df and Mrs. Harold Glenn attend birthday party Monday even;-Logan even;-Logan Canyon in honor of vi given at the Bott Canyon home 'i Harris Jensen. On Sunday Evening of Septrf ber 8th the Bear River gjjj Glee Club wUl present the proerai at the Wellsville Secand I Mrs. Thorpe received many beautiful beaut-iful gifts. Miss Ellen Bickmore of Logan spent the week end here as guest of Mr. and Mrs James K. Bank-head. Bank-head. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maughan and son Donald Ray, and Miss Ellen El-len Maughan of Grace Idaho sphere, sp-here, guests of Mr. and Mrs. How-ent How-ent Sunday evening and Monday aid Jones on their way to Ogden and Salt Lake to visit relatives for three days. Miss Ruth Bankhead came home early Saturday morning after spend ing the past two weeks at Nephi, guests of Miss Eva Saunders. While there she attended the Black Hawk Celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cooper and daughter Louise, of Salt Lake were week end guests of their mother Mrs. D. P. Jones. Mrs. John Horsley of Ogden was gliest of Miss Eva Saunders." While ealing on relatives and friends here cn Wednesday. Miss Adell Jones came home Wednesday after spending four months at Ogden wth Mr. and Mrs. Luke M. Wright. .i High Councilman, Charles A. Neilsen of Hyrum and Albert Zb-indon Zb-indon were speakers at the Wellsville Well-sville ard Sacrament meeting on Sunday evening. A violin and piano recital was presented by Bill Douglass Doug-lass and Miss Ludine Rogers of Lewiston who played the following numbers. I (their parents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. M, Brenchley. Mr. and Mrs. James Harris were guests of honor at a no host party at their home on Saturday evening. eve-ning. A hot supper was enjoyed by the guests of honor and Messer and Mesdames Lewis Perkins, Leroy Thorpe, Th-orpe, Cyril Maughan, Luther Bald-' Bald-' win, - Melvin Arcibald and Leroy 1 Leishman. The remainder of the evening wa sspent in card games. On Monday Mrs. Loremza R. Thorpe Th-orpe who was observing her 50th birthday anniversary was guest of honor at an afternorn party given by her daughters Miss Julia and Mrs. Mildred Thorpe, assisted by Miss Clarris Anderson. A chicken dinner was served at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Thorpe and Mesdames Julia Wyatt Betsey Wyatt, Libbie Wyatt, Ther- lese Wyatt, Hilda Wyatt, Mabel Wyatt, Mary Anderson, Katie Tur- 1 ncott, Leora Parker, Eliza Cooker, ! Ellen Myers and Messers. Ray Cooper, Co-oper, Lorenzo Thorpe, Dean and Mark Thorpe. The afternoon was spent in quilting and social chat. Ries; "Ava Marie," by Schubert; Romance from Concerto in D minor by Wieniawaski. Piano solo," "Nalia Waltz," by Dahmangi. was presented presen-ted by Miss Roger. Mr. Douglass won the distinction of being first violinist in the symphony sym-phony Orchestra at the Boston Conservatory during the past year, and has been awarded scholarship at the consercatory under the tutorship of Paul Fedoroski, a noted no-ted Russian Violinist. He left Tuesday Tues-day for Boston to continue his studies and was accompanied to Salt Lake by his mother Mrs. Fred Douglass. rThe Just a Mere Club met Thursday Thur-sday at the home of Mrs. Leroy Leishman. Plans were made for a float for Founders Day. Lunch was served by the hostess to Mesdames Edna Bassett, Stella Archibald, Fern Murray, Millicent Maughan, Myra Perkins, Olive Jones and Mu-zenta Mu-zenta Joy. Mr. and Mrs. LeFrank Stephens and Miss Elaine Brenchley of Ogden Og-den spent the week end here with WELLSVILLE The Gospel Message Department of the second ward Sunday School spent a very enjoyable evening at, the home of their teacher, Mrs. Rose Bankhead in the form of a lawn party. Games were enjoyed after which refreshments were served ser-ved to the following members: Grace Parker, Eleanor Cooper, Martha Mar-tha Murray, Cleo Leishman, Dora Murray, Laura Williamson, Leona Walters, Reta Cooper, Ivan Glenn, Frank Poppleton, Ray Hill and John Kerr. Miss Ellen Bickmore of Logan was a special guest. Miss Marjorie Hill of Salt Lake is spending her vacation here with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Hill. Mrs. Daniel A. Leishman entertained enter-tained her piano students and then-mothers then-mothers at a Bonfire party at her home on Friday evening. The fore, part of the vening was spent in music when piano selections were played by Melba Leishman, Aniese Parkinson, Jean, Irene and Dee Hendry, Theron, Merlin and La-Verne La-Verne Leishman. The latter part of the evening was spent around the bon fires roasting wennies and telling stories. Mrs. Wm. M. Jones entertained Sunday at a children's party in honor of her daughter Betty Lou, woh was observing her 10th birthday. birth-day. Games and lunch were enjoyed en-joyed by twelve little girls. Mr. Vernon Bankhead returned to school in Salt Lake city, last week after spending the summer here. On Monday at the Nurse School the students planned and carried out a very pleasant suprise in the form of a luncheon, after the class pericd for the teachers, Miss. Mal-mberg Mal-mberg and Miss Wilmore of Logan A vase of petunias centered the table. Lunch was served to the honored guests and Mesdames, Jessie Jes-sie H. Maughan, Bessie Jones, Pearl Leirhman, Maud Hendry, Violet Parkinson, Milie Baxter, Ethel Jones Jo-nes Pearl Bankhead, Beatrice Spires, Sp-ires, Reta Taylor, Lillian Walker, Gwenivere Glenn, Mildred Myers, Martha Hutchison, Ida Allen Mar-villa Mar-villa Riggs, Venna Perkins and Gladys Maughan. Speakers at the Second Ward Sacrament meeting on Sunday, evening eve-ning were Bishop Joseph P. Cooper and President John A. Isrealson, Musical numbers were by Mrs. Marie Garrett. "Concerto A Minor"' 1st movement, move-ment, "Concerto C. Minor," Andante Andan-te 2nd Movement both by Mendelssohn; Mendel-ssohn; "La Cappriccosa," by Franz |
