The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-18
Ueek's Social Happenings in Gowns Of State
MI. PLEASANT.

Mrs. c. McGOugan and Miss Florence
/ Nelson entertained the members or the
j local Rebekah lodge at the home of the
I former on Wednesday evening Of this
week About twenty persons were pres
Tent and enjoyed a pleasant evening at
games and other forms Of amusement
Light refreshments were served during
the evening.
The WoOdmen of the World of this city
are preparing a reception for next
/ Wednesday evening in honor of /. L Boak
| of Denver, who is consul commander of
| the head camp. the highest officer of the
/ jurisdiction comprising the nine western
| states. Besides regular meeting OF the
/ camp. which viii be attended by the dis
! tinguished visitor, a social party VIII be
arranged for the same evening 1t vii!
/ be at the lodge hall end viii be attended
/ by all Woodmen and few invited guests.
Attorney ]. w. Cherry went to Salt
| Lake on Sunday last on business, return
/ ing Wednesday.
| T. r. Woodward spent several days
early in the week in Salt Lake City.
Kempton Komedy 10 Is billed for two
| nights at the opera house next week,
The grand bali to be given next Thurs
/ day evening by the Twentieth Century
club, an organization of prominent wo-
| men of this city. promises TO be one OF
the most successful society events OF the
season. The ladies are doing all in their
power to make the event a success.
/ ID. M. Hunter of BellVieW, Ida, was IN
/ town several days OF this week, the guest
! Edward LOngley came in from Denver
i this week, where he has been for several
months, expecting to remain indefinitely.
| Miss Henrietta Johnson came nome
from Salt Lake Wednesday, after remain
/ ing there for several months. The young
/ lady is in poor health.
Mrs. Carlos Gunderson, who has spent
the winter with relatives in Boise, Ida,
came home this week.
/ Rev r. NJ Craig OF New York City,
assistant superintendent of schools OF
fha Drnc HT~far fa hsaa 81 Al
/ was in this city during the week, the
! guest of Professor Patterson and other
members Of the faculty of the Wasatch
academy; Hs was in attendance at the
W. d. Candiand, ]. NJ. Boyden, and j.
H Seely were visitors in Salt Lake City
during the early days of the week
/ Jerome BOgaFd was IN town rom MS
home in Bingham this week, the guest of
his daughter, Mrs. G. N Ray.
A masquerade ball was enjoyed Valen-
tines day at the opera house by a big
crowd of young people. About one hun
dred were en- masque, While more than
as many more were present as spec
tatoFs.
Charles Draper returned to Idaho this
week, after remaining in Mt Pleasant
for couple Of months.
| Charles Johansen is in town from his
Emery county home, the guest Of rela-
tives.
P. H. Ewring of the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company was in Mt.
HleaSant a couple OF days TINS week
Jess Halverson Of Helper was visiting
with the family Of Ole Nelson. relatives,
this week.
| Miss Elizabeth Craig entertained the
district school faculty Thursday evening.
the evening being a very enjoyable one.
| Mayor Greer Of Spanish Fork was a
Mt. Pleasant visitor this week.
John Tibbetts, a Spanish Fork young
nan, has been in town this week the
guest Of his aunt, Mrs. John Stanfield.
Christian Olson returned to Mt Pleas
ant this week, after several years alb
senee. He comes from Tonopah, New,
here
Frank Carlson has gone to Clear Greek
to remain for an indefinite time.
Miss Pearl Kenner is here from Manti
on a visit,
John K Madsen returned Friday from
a lengthy journey to Old Mexico, where
he went with a large party,
Miss Hannah Melting entertained mem
bers Of the Wasatch academy faculty al
a party at her home Thursday evening.