The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-20
State Society
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EPHRAIM.

social was given Monday night in
honor Of SOren Q. Peterson BrosOren I'm
honor OF his 74th birthday. A crowd OF
thirty was present. Lunch was served
and very enjoyable evening spent In
various amusementS. such as games. mil
sic. etc. The old gentleman was presented
with several beautiful articles.
Mrs. William Larsen, Jr,, was the recip-
lent Of a surprise given in honor Of her
anniversary. The social was held at her
home IN the eastern part OF the city Mon
day night A very delightful dinner was
served shortly after O'Clock and very
enjoyable evening was spent.
The ladies OF the Relief society of the
South ward stepped in at the home Of
Mrs Sena FOlster Monday afternoon and
brought with them a nice supply OF picnic.
which was served TO the ladies during the
afternoon She was presented with neat
little sum OF money.
one OF the enjoyable social events Of
the week was gwen ir honor of Mrs. Ar
mold Peterson Monday evening. A crowd
Of thirty-three ,adtss were present and
the afternoon was pleasantly spent in
social chat and music. An elaborate lunch
was served at S O'Clock in the evening.
Reuel GTeaves left fofr Arizona Monday.
lie expects 10 remain during the winter.
Mrs. Jerome B. Henrie Of Nanti was a
guest al the home Of Thomas Lund We'd
nesday and Thursday
Miss LeOna Childs of Gunnison was an
Ephraim visitor during the week.
r. {. ANDERSON Laura Christensen, Dol
~ Petersen, Effie Armstrong. COrdelia
Dorius. Carrie Peterson. Ethel Thorpe,
Eddie Jensen. Anna SOrensen, Mona Han
sen and Bendetta Beal. all teachers of the
district schools in this city, left for Salt
Lake Wednesday, where they will remain
for some time to visit the schools.
Ernest Winkler Of Mt. Pleasant spent
a few hours Wednesday in this city at
the office Of the forest supervisor.
Twenty-siX members Of the seventies
quorum OF this city attencsd the conVen--
ton of the three quorums of seventies of
the South Sanpete stake, which was held
at the Manti high school Sunday after
noon.
A dance was given by the young ladies
OF the South ward at the Hanson pavll-
ion last night. A large crowd was pres
ent and a pleasant evening was spent.
The music was furnished by the Chris
Jensen orchestra
Tade Olsen and his brother. who have
been students at the Snow academy, left
Thursday for their home in Emery, where
they Will spend the Christmas holidays.
County Recorder Peterson and his fam
lily were down from Manti during the
week visiting at the home of Mrs. Char
lotte Peterson.
Charles Lund was a visitor to Gunni-
son during the early part of the week.
Mrs. Niels Mortensen, jr.. very pleas
antly entertained at a dinner party on
Tuesday evening. Covers were laid for
fifty. Various games had been arranged
for the evening and most delightful
evening spent. Light refreshments were
passed shortly after II o'clock.
Another surprise party during the week
was given In honor OF WIZ Quinn. 1t be-
ing his 44th birthday. Mr.. Quinn wAs
presented with a beautiful shaving set
Forty people We're present. Lunch was
served shortly after the arrival of the
crowd.
Mrs. Fred Jorgense1 and Miss Myrtle
PETERSON were visitors at the temple city
Sunday afternoon.