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Show The Scouus and Explorers of the Third ward were guests of Ohvtr NiUun Tuesday evtnin? ut the Loar.a swimming pool. 2a boys were included in the party, j This is the annual party given by Mr. N'ilson each year. A no-host party was given Monday afernoon in honor of the birthday anniversary of of Mrs. Orlin Hansen at her home- The i aivr.'ioon was spent in visit-ing i s.-.-.x-n ladies were included. Mrs. I Hansen received many beautiful ! gts. j About I 1 own ! Marvin Kcward.-. pent Thurs- i day at Oden on Lu-.ne.-.s. Mrs. T. 11. Fa:r and Mrs. Helen I'. T.ol-on Lpent Friday at .S-.lt Lake City. Mrs. Ivan Niison spent two week;, v. h.hi.! at Salt Lake C.ty with M..-.S Glade Nil on. Mr. ;md Mr.-,. Clyde Lit .L'dykc have rwurn. d !,.,. a:'., r spending spend-ing wv . : al iii...iUi . at -UO.-.-jall. I tarry l'-rn and i'.idoa C.ocki-U Six-Ill II"' v-.a-.it i i, e at Uexbill g, Idailo, ui'h tiieni;,. 1 The Junior Literary club held ' tii. ir regular meeting Wednesday j afie.-roun at the home of Mrs. Lay Mo.-eman. Mrs. J. C. Golf of Preston, Idaho, gave a review of tlie book, "White- Cliffs," by Alice Duer Miller. Refreshments ' were served to fifteen club members. mem-bers. i The Summit school children' enjoyed a Valentine dance on Saturday afternoon. The Junior Literary club entertained enter-tained their husbands at a party Thursday evening after the dance at the home of Mayor and Mrs. Glen R. Winn. Refreshments were served to 14. Tlie evening was spent in visiting. Mrs. B. Ravstcn of Clarkston is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell TooLon. Mr. and Mi s. ' Lewis and daughter Joyce were the ruests of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Humphries at MillviUe on Sunday. Mrs. Sam Tout, Mrs. J. H. Milligan and Miss Janice Milligan were among those attended the trousseau tea given for Miss Ada Johnson at Richmond Sunday. iMrs. J. H. Milligan and daughter Mis Janice Milligan, also attended attend-ed a wedding reception Thursday evening given in honor of Miss Ada Johnson. ..Choice Carrots for Sale, GO cents per bushel. Leonard Olscn. Ph The teachers 1 of the Summit-school Summit-school entertained at a beautiful arranged party Monday evening at the Bluebird. In honor of the birthday anniversary of Mayor Glen R. Winn. Dinner was served to 15. The evening was spent in playing bridge. Jay Knudson, Joseph Jo-seph Timmons and Mr. Rosen- green were in charge of the arrangements. ar-rangements. Mr. and Mrs. Done Chambers announce the birth of a daughter born recently at a local hospital. Mrs. Edgar Pitcher entertained at a bridge luncheon at her Mrs. Coleman Read and Mrs. Lorin Low, spent Monday at Salt Lake City on Sunday with relatives. Mrs. Morris Pool spent Wednesday Wed-nesday visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nelson. Mrs. Sylvia McCann returned to her home at Arimo, Idaho, after af-ter spending the week at the home of Mrs. Naomi Casper and family. Mrs. Lester -Facer entertained her sisters Wednesday afternoon at her home in honor of her birthday anniversary. The afternoon after-noon was spent in quilting. Dinner Din-ner was served. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Geary attended a birthday party given in honor of Mrs. Thomas Geary at Preston, Idaho, Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leoj Buttars. home Thursday. The afternoon was spent playing bridge. High score prize was won by Mrs. Selma Low, low score prize by Mrs. Wanda Buttars. Special guest was Miss Georgia Larsen of MillviUe, Mill-viUe, who is a sister of Mrs. Edgar pitcher. Luncheon was served by the hostess to eight guests. The Just-a-Mer.e Bridge club met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Beutler. Luncheon was served to 12 ladies. Mrs. Frank Winn was a special guest High score prize was won by Mrs. Ronald Pitcher and low score by vMrs. Golden Sorensen. The prizes given by the hostess were Ut S. defense stamps. Victory Festival, Third ward hall. February 20 and 21. Bazaar and country store, Light lunches Fish pond and games. Variety show, 8 p.m., Friday. Banquet and dance, 7:00 p.m., Saturday The Book Luree Literary club entertained their partners at a banquet and dance Thursday ev-1 ening at the Junior high school. Mrs. Walter Suengrove was toast mistress; a piano solo was given1 by Mrs. Parley Winn; vocal duet by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Reese of Benson; piano duet by Mrs. Bessie Heaps and Mrs. Bernice Clawson. Luncheon was served to 32, and the remainder of the evening was spent in dancing. The Junior Literary club and their partners were guests at the dance. Those in charge of the arrangements were Wilda Plowman. Plow-man. Eve Reese, Peggy Hurren, Venice Pitcher and Shirley Winn. Mrs. May Douglass was in charge of the banquqet. Mrs. Wilford Woodruff entertained enter-tained at a children's party in honor of her daughter Carol's 4th birthday anniversary. Twelve little friends were included, a variety of games being played and refreshments served by the hostess. |
