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Show CEDAR m SOCIETY The MiHwos Snlomc Smith Hnd Ooldn i hi iv t.r!ivo a Hallowe'en party at the J. N. Smith home. HoUowo'oti irnmea, doncingi etc. The rooma were np-propriatrly np-propriatrly decorated in black and onuigO. Ahout N gOOOtsI were present. pres-ent. 0 0 0 MesdameH Warren t)ox and William Merryweather entertained at their home Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Cox's birthday. A larre company of ladies were present. A dainty lunch was nerved at about o'clock, and an enjoyable afternoon is reported. o Miss Delia Corry has resigned her position in the Cedar Sheep Association Associa-tion Store, where she has been a popular pop-ular saleslady for a year or more. Miss Corry gives as her reason for Hiittinfr the store, poor health, although al-though she appears iuite fresh and healthy. There are others who as sert that there are other reasons, but Miss Corry protests innocence of any matrimonial designs. However, The Record anticipates the pleasure of a formal announcement in the near future, fu-ture, and in the mean time wishes to say that the fortunate young man who obtain Miss Corry's hand will M ON u real prize, for she is not oniy very pretty and attractive, but OCCOffl pllnhod and pleasant M well. W W T UalojM Hallowe'en Party Wednesday evening Mr. Custave Sodeilund entertained n select company com-pany of young people at nil music studio in the Mercantile block. The affair was in the nature of a Hallowe'en Hallow-e'en party, and was very uniquely arranged. ar-ranged. The program consisted of music, dancing, etc. A dainty lunch was served in a dimly lighted room fittingly decorated for the occasion. An excellent time is reported by those present, who were as follows: Myrtle, Corris and loan Lunt, Miss Bono, Miss Laub, Mrs. RaOJ Jones, Miss Avey Ryan, Miss Skidir.ote, Mrs. Woolley, Miss Ruth Webster, Miss Hoi-tense Woodbury, Miss Bentilla (iardner, Miss Rula Palley, Mi.ss Ruby Leigh, Miss Helen Nelson, Mint Thel-ma Thel-ma Knell, Mr. Hunter Lunt, Mr. Leslie Pratt, Mr. Kmeron Josoa, Mr. Woolley, Wooll-ey, Air. McArthur, Mr. Sodeilund, Mr. Jack Christensen, Mr. Rulon Knell, Mr. Rulon Dalley, Mr. Dell Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Maesr 1 (alley, and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Woolley. On the question of sugar the people peo-ple of Cedar City have been living from hand to mouth, to to speak, for some weeks now. What little sugar has been obtainable by the stores has come in broken doses, a few sacks at a time, and a good part of the time some of the people, at least, have had to either go without sweetening in their coffee and mush or substitute with honey and aorghnm, Today it is announced that a car of sugar is actually on the way, however, from PaytOB to Lund, and it is hoped that another day or two will noo the end of the famine. |
