The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-21
EPHRAIM

OF Miss Nora Anderson and George Jo-
hansen will DO pleasantly surprised 10
learn OF their marriage. which took place
at the home OF the brides parents at 6
O'Clock Wednesday evening. the ceremony
being performed by Bishop j. s. Bcal In
the presence OF the immcdiatc family.
Tho bride IS the daughter OF August
Anderson and is ono of Ijphraim's charm
Ing young ladies'. She has been engaged
for several months as clerk in the IL. z
Larsen drug store. Mr.. Johansen Is one
Of the prominent young men OF this city
and is also ono OF the prosperous sheep
men OF this section. An elaborate din
ner vas given In their honor. and the
following rclatlvcs wcrc present, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Shultz, MIR. and Mrs, :. G.
Sorenson. Mr., and Mrs. Charles ,Iohanscn,
Mr. and Mrs, Van -, SpauldlnC. Mrs.
August Joll3nScn and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Johanscn. The bride wore n beauti-
ful dress of white crepe: MIR and Mrs.
city.
A very pretty affair OF the past week
was the dinner party given sunday even
ing a the homo of Mr., and Mrs. l'eter
Grcaves. Jr In compliment Tn MISS huna
Blake OF Denver and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
ford Mckay. Tho dinner was served
shortly after o'clock, after which the
pleasant evening was spent In soclal
chat. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilford Mckay. Miss Ynba Elalie, the
Misses Lille and Maud Grcavcs. Mrs. G.
j. Christensen, Mrs. Laura Peterson. Mrs.
ole * Olsen. Mrs. Scna Lauritzen. Mrs.
John Greaves. Miss Alice Lund: Peter
CireaYcs, Jr., Gescuel and Grover tIreavcS.
Miss Amy Grcaves assisted ut the table.
A party that will long be remembered
by the people OF Richlcd was that OF
Sunday night. when the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Johnson was the scene OF one
OF the most elaborate socials ever given
in this part of the country Mr Johnson
is the proprietor OF the Southern hotel III
Richiieid. and has Just moved t,oa into
and furnished with modern and massive
furniture. The colors, red. green and
purple. were the coors used throughout
the home streaIncrs OF these three colors
being used in pretty effect In the dining
room and parlor. The punch stand was
placed III the hallway. and was decorated
red. green and purple. The lights were
nrtistcally arranged among sprays ot
smilax, ferns and carnations Is. r..
Smith of Salt Lake presided at the punch
bowl and was assisted by two small girls
who were dressed in appropriate costume
One hundred guests were seated at tnG
table. which was arranged In bcautliui
bouquets of carnations. Six young ladies
were the Mattresses and were dressed IN
white and purple. The menu was eiao-
crate, During the evening inter- lnLeresslne SUNG
awarded The best musical talent OF
southern Utah was present
Mrs. Charles Bird of Manti delightfully."-
entertained at her home IN that place at
n beautifully appointed dinner. Covers
were laid for ten. After the dinner had
been served the party attended the oli-
times party which was given at inc
pavilion After the ball the guests re-
turned TO the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bird
where they partook Of dainty refresh
ments Those present were Mr. and Mrs; .trs
AEeIson. saI@ Miss Miss Bird. Miss sidonia olsten:
Miss Ada Johnson, Mrs. LuCian Noyes Oh
Richfleld and the host and hostess,
A social afternoon was enjoyed yester-
day, ut the home of Peter GreaVes, "Ren
Miss Lille Greaves entertained few
of her lady friends in complement 10
Miss Blake Six ladies were present,
and the afternoon was spent IN social
chat A dainty lunch WAS served
A very successful surprise party was
civen at Spring CITY. Friday night. in
honor of Lindon Larsen, who Will short
Iy leave to fulfil n Two years mission TO
Denmark. In the int2r2s. OF the MORMON
church. over 100 guests were present
and a lunch was served 1T IL O'Clock. ~
programme was carried out and pleas
ant evening was spent.
Last Sunday afternoon the relatives OF
Mrs c, C. y. Christensen met at her
home in honor OF her seyenty-hfth birth
day anniversary. The ladies came pre-.
pared 10 serve a lunch. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. Otto G. Olsen. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Christensen. Mrs. c. j.
Christensen, Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum Mad
SEN Miss Josephine Olsen, Mr. and MIS-
\. C. Nelson. Hans Hardy and Z. Z.
Christensen.
Mrs, Oliver Dorius returned from Salt
Lake yesterday, where she has been dur
ing the past month. She was operated
on while there for appendicitis al the
Holy Cross hospital,
w. i Madscn, manager OF the Rocky
Mountain Eel Ben ,slon Telephone c9WnaGny
and Tuesday in this city.
4 successful surprise party given dur
ing the past week was that OF Friday
night. when the friends and naiehbors
stepped into the home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
nice supply of edibleS which were served
during the evening. The party was got
ten up by the children Of Nh and Mrs.
Rasmussen, and was in honor OF the
sixtieth anniversary OF Mr. Rasmussen,
who was presented with n beautiful rock
Ing chair. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Thompson, Mr. and Mrs.
Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Morten-
sen. Mr and Mrs. Niels Mortensen. Mr..
and Mrs, Lauritz Nelson, MI and Mrs.
Larsen. MIR. and Mrs. Fred. Rasmussen,
Mr.. and Mrs. c, Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs,
Thomas Thompson and Mrs. Warren
| Tye.
Miss Dolly Peterson very pleasantly
entertained the officers OF the Young
| Ladies' Mutual Improvement association
OF the North ward. Wednesday evening,
\ pleasant evening was spent in social
chat, and a dainty lunch was served.
Those present were Miss Patra Andor-
son. Miss Pauline Olsen. Mrs Fred Eas-
mussep Mrs. IIy Sorenseu, Miss Esthe:
Anderson, Mrs. Orval Peterson Miss
Katie Olsen. Mrs, Randolph Jensen, Miss
Flossia Peterson and the hostess.
| Mrs, Lena Peterson was the hostess o.
| social given &C tic: home Tuesday
night. Refreshments were served End a
| pleasant evening was srcOt in social chat.
games, music etc. Those present were
! Miss E,lverette Thompson. Algie Morten-
sen. Miss Hannah Sreinholt, Miss Marion
| Dorius. Miss Mona Hansen Miss Eliza :
beth Anderson, Miss Luceil Johnson. Miss
Esther Anderson. Miss Garlic Thorpe.
Miss Cleo Thorpe. Miss Agnes Olsen,
Miss Mac.;!S Dot.us ana Josie Olsen.
One OF the social events OF the week
was the party given Monday night at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter II. Jen-
son. Games had been arranged for tho
evening and prizes were awarded to The
winners. An elaborate lunch was served
at il 20 Those present were: MIR. and
Mrs. p, D. Jenson, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Berjo, Mr. and Mrs. Adelhert Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicls O, Anderson. Mr, and
Mrs. y p. Peterson. MIR and Mrs. John
Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Jsnson. Mrs,
Catherine Thompson and john Chris