The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07
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son was the hostess Monday afternoon
at an autumn luncheon. pretty ar
rangement of fall flowers was used IN
the decorations. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent in social chat. Those
present were: Mrs. NJ. G. Murray, Mrs.
l.. Molsen Mrs. Frank a. Christensen
Mrs. Geneva Peterson, Mrs. A. c. An
dersOn, Mrs. James Wlllardson, MIS-.
DR.. Jensen, Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mrs.
Peter Peterson and Mrs. Ephraim Han
son.
The Halloween party given Saturday
evening at the Snow academy by the
fourth year normals to the faculty
was one of the pTettiest social events
ever given in this city The decoFa-
lions in the dining room were beauu-
full The floor was covered with au-
tumn leaves, while oIeanders and palms
partially concealed the Illuminated fig
ureS that were so conspicuous among
the decorations. The railways were
artiSttcally arranged in the autumn
cOlOTs and lighted pumpkins and ghost
ly figures were arranged in various
corners. After partaking of delicious
refreshments, the guests were escorted
to the assembly hail. where games,
music and dancing occupied the rest
of the evening. Those present were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Moves. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z.
Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs. MahOnTi ThOmp-
~" N.r. and Mrs. Reuel Griff'ths. AIR.
and Mrs w. G Barton, Mr.. and Mrs.
y +. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Andre
MOrtensen Miss Patra Anderson, Mrs.
Miss Lorraine Stevens, Miss Grace
Armstrong. Miss Zana Peterson, Miss
Bardella Beal, Miss Esther Anderson,
Miss Ruby Jensen, Miss Mary ByWater,
Miss Edna Hardy, Miss Esther Lund,
Miss Delma Hunt. Miss Emma Butler,
Miss Inis Sedurcks and the Messrs.
Raynard Judd, Harold Magleby, Glen
Alfred, Grover Greave(, Ernest Jacob
sen, Leander Thompson, Reid Alfred,
Jessie and Farley Young, Lee Alfred
and Eli Day.
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parties given this season was that of
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Peter Greaves, jr. The home or Mrs.
Greaves was the scene of delightful
afternoon and evening. Autumn leaves
and chrysanthemums were used in
pretty effect on the dining room table.
The lunch was elaborate and was
served during the early part of the
evening. Mrs GreaVes was presented
with several pieces of hand painted
china. Music and games were enjoyed
during the evening. Those present
were the Misses Gladys Wall ana Syl-
via Shaw, both of Aurora; Miss Yuba
Blake of Denver. Mrs. Peter GreaVes,
sr.; Mrs. Tena Lauritzen, Mrs. Hannah
Greaves, Mrs. c. J. Fisher, Mrs. Lor-
india Greaves, Lille and Maud GTeaves,
and Chris Talster, Gescuel and Grover
GreaVes.
pretty Halloween party was given
by the Misses Violet Jensen and Cath
rine Thompson at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Jensen Saturday evening.
The decorations were elaborate.
color scheme OF yellow was used in the
dining room. Games were played, the
prize winners being Magdaline Dorius,
LeOra Jensen. Seleal Jensen, Rubon
SOrenSen and Vernon Jensen. dainty
lunch was served and a very pleasant
evening spent.
Miss Lola johnson of Spring City
was the hostess at a Halloween party
Saturday evening, which proved to be
one of the social events given in this
no rF af nv q GTru
gestiOns were carried out in the decor
atiOns. On the dining table were jack
O'-lanteTns, filled with autumn fruits.
and bouquets of chTysanthemums were
placed in the parlOrs and halls. The
hostess was assisted by her sister,
Dora, in receiving the guests, and Miss
Vera Blaine presided over the punch
bowl. dainty lunch was served at
1899. Those present were Jumetta
Nelson. Vera Blaine, Ada Johnson,
Edith Osborne, Hazel Olsen, Elsie Bill
Engton, Grace Blaine, Eva Alfred, Lin
den Alfred, Mont Jensen, Mont SEQ
field, Theodore Anderson, Arthur An
deTSOn. Lloyd ClaWSOn and Ray Beck.
An informal dinner was given by
Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Hanson Saturday
evening. Besides the host and hostess.
those present were the Misses Ada and
Dora Johnson and Eva Alfred, all of
Spring City. and Alice Lund of this
city.
Mrs. 5. c. Sorensen entertained Sat
urday in honor of her brother. Arthur
Anderson, who leaves during the week
to fulfill a two years mission to Den
mark in the interest of the Mormon
church. Music and games were en-
iOyed during the evening and a deli
ciOus lunch was served Those pres
enU were Bendetta Bedl. Ethel AndeT-
son, Maggie Hanson, Maria Hanson,
Elizabeth Anderson, Dick Peterson.
Elmer SOTenSen, Reuel Anderson and
Charles Rasmussen.
The members of the r. X club of
Manti met Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. J. NJ. Burns. The pTesi-
dent of the class conducted the Eng
lish lesson, while Miss Sidonia Olsten
read N article on physical culture and
Miss Sadie Stalker read an article on
FletcheriSm. The motto 'Punctuality" /
was selected. The work was discussed
by various members of the class. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. w. II. Olsten during the COM
ing week.
The Halloween party given Sunday
evening by Lena Clawson proved to be
one of the pretty social events given
during the week. Red and green were
the eOlors used. Games had been ar
ranged for the evenings entertainment
and q dainty lunch was served. Those
present We're Elizabeth Lund, May
Jensen, Lorraine Hanson, Crystella An
dersOn. Lillian Sparks Wesley Todd
Irwin Hanson. Yale Thorpe and Calvin
Christensen.
Mrs l. NJ. Olsen entertained Monday
afternoon at an "Old- fashioned quilt
ant afternoon was spent. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mrs.
David Poulsen, Mrs. Patrea Anderson.
Mrs. A. c. Anderson, Mrs. BERTHE Beal,
Mrs. L. 5. Anderson, Mrs. Orval Peter
son. Mrs. Charley Stevens, Mrs. Lauritz
Anderson and Mrs. Arthur Anderson.
Oluf Olsen, a young resident Of this
city, Is reported to be dangerously i'll
suffering from hemOrrhage of the
lungs. This is his third attack.
The following teachers of the Mount
Pleasant public schools were at the
teachers institute, which was held In
this city Saturday: A. l. Bond. p. NJ.
Nelson, NJ. r. Anderson Eta ROIph
Florence MonsOn, Tressie Larsen, Viola
Whitaker and Anna Anderson.
Fred J. FJeldsted, the music direc-
tor of the Manti high school, made a
trip to Gunnison early in the week.
Thomas FOntin, AdOlph Hanson, Otto
Nelson and kesler Peterson returned
Monday from a deer hunt. They report
having met with excellent success.
The following residents wales
past week: Miss Nancy Lamb. the
Misses Janey and Sasie Anderson, Al /
fred J. Reece, John DOrius Mrs Nancy
Lamb and NeDhi J. ReeCe.
Raymond Lewis of this city was
called TO Wales yesterday on account |
of the serious illness of his father
Mrs. Edgar Macarthur of Provo is the |
guest of her mother, Mrs. Maria Lowry !
of Manti.
Miss Sidonia Olsten. daughter of DR..
Olsten of Manti. is the guest OF Miss |
Alice Lund and Patra Anderson
The Misses Ada and Dora Johnson of |
Spring Cit visited relatives and |
friends during the week.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson spent Sat |
urday and Sunday at Redwood as the /
guest of Miss Pauline MOnsOn, who is /
teaching chOOl at thai place.
Mrs. Jacob Peterson returned from