The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-06
EPHRAtM.

A wedding of much interest to the peo-
PIE OF Sanpete county was that OF Miss
Johannah. Olsen of this city and Fred
Peei OF Mt. Pleasant, which took place
at the Manti temple last Wednesday A
wedding dinner was given in their honor
at the home of the brides parents in the
evening, Where about fifty people were
present. They will make their home in
Ephraim during the winter, where Mr.
Feel expects to finish his normal course
at the Snow academy
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Phil Jensen entertained
az Gunner party in honor of the birthday
OF Mr. Jensen Dinner was served about
o,~ IN the evening, and later refresh
ments were passed.
mrs. George Quinn was the hostess at
a hensihgton tea party given at her home
TUESDAY afternoon in honor of Mrs Tim
hoyt OF Nephi. The afternoon was spent
In pleasant conversation
Inc social event of the week was the
party given by the Misses Florence Dolly
and Lulu Petersen at their home on Main
street Saturday evening The guests ar
rived at 500 and at $3.50 an elaborate
luncheon was spread. The colors used
IN the decorations were yellow and green
Mrs. Maria Rasmussen of Ogden is a
guest at the home of Niels Phil Jensen
MISS Rasmussen will leave for her home
tomorrow.
Leander Thompson returned from Salt
Lake yesterday.
Adolphus and Kesler PETERSON. Motley
Jensen, Effie Jensen. Myrtle Pehrson
Lapriei Willardson and Sarah Peterson
reservoir last week.
Mrs Joseph Kjar and her daughters
Erma and Esther. of Salt Lake, are visit
ing FOR short time with Or. and Mrs.
Alexander Nielsen.
Mrs. s. c. Sorensen entertained her lady
friends at a dinner party Wednesday in
honor of Mrs. John Andersen, who will
shortly leave for her home in FIT. Collins
Colo. The table was beautifully decorated
with cut flowers and potted plants
Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. Fred Jorgensen left for a trip to
Salt Lake Wednesday. She intends TO
visit with relatives for about two weeks
Mrs. Marsh and Mrs. Ernest Friedrich
son of Salt Lake are spending a few days
in Ephraim visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. B. Jensen.
Another social of the week was given by
Mrs. 7. &. Peterson, Jr-, who expects to
leave for Provo in a few days, where she
will make her home for the winter. A
chicken dinner was served at o'clock,
after which the guests retired to the par
lor. where they enjoyed a pleasant chat
A musical program was rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Marks of Salt Lake
are guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Larsen this week.
The many friends Of Orrin Anderson and
Olivia Peterson, both of this city, will be
pleasantly surprised to learn of their mar
riage, which was solemniZed at the Manti
temple. A reception was given in their
honor Wednesday evening, where about
eighty-five relatives and friends were as
sembled
Mr. and Mrs Anderson will be at home
at Mayfield after Sept. l. where Mr.. An
derson has accepted a position prin-
cipal of the schools.
NJ F. Murray, p. c. Anderson, E. A.
Britsch and Alice Lund. all of this city,
were in attendance al the banquet given
by the Manti Commercial club at the
Eagle house Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Gregg are
il. q III 10.
Miss Hazel GreaveS was rendered sur
prise Monday at her home by the Off