The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-29
EPHRAIM,

Especial to The Herald Republican,
EphraIm, Aug. 2S.-The manW friends
of Miss Ina Metcalf of Gunnison will
be pleased to learn Of her coming mar
riage to Ezra C. Nelson of Axtel. The
wedding will be performed in the Salt
Lake temple Wednesday next, after
which the young couple will return to
Gunnison, where they will make their
home.
An elaborate reception was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Fjeldsted of Cen
terheld during the week in honor of
the band boys, numbering thirty mem
bers, who say they were never treated
more royalty. Dinner was served. and
later refreshments passed. Mr.. Field
Sted is making an extra eXertiOn to
keep the band together, and it is now
one of the best in the county.
Miss Nora BertlesOn. one Of Ephraim' s
popular young ladies, was united in mar
rage tuesday evening to Thomas Cole
Of South Dakota. The marriage cere-
mOny was performed by Bishop John s
Beal at the home of Mrs. Emma Olsen
and was witnessed only by the relatives
and intimate friends. A family recep-
ton followed and the newly married
couple were presented with many val
liable and useful gifts. They left for Da-
kota the following day to make their fu-
ture home,
Miss Patra Anderson was the hostess
Wednesday at a delightful party which
proved TO be one of the pretty events
OF the season. Sweet peas were used in
the decorations. In the center Of the din
ing room table was a beautiful mound
ana bouquet was given TO each guest
An elaborate lunch was served. Those
present were Mrs John Dorius and
daughters Ruth and Hazel Of salt Lake
MISS BelIe Quinn, Miss Josephine Nor
Jensen, Miss Rheda Larsen, Miss Esther
Anderson and Mrs. II. 2. Jensen.
A Qlnner party was given at the home
or Peter Greaves, ST., last evening in
honor Of his SeVentv-SpcOnd anniversary
T-aT1
elt A pleasant evening was spent and
MT GreaYes was presented with some
beautiful tokens.
The many friends of James Anderson of
this city and of Andrea JOhansen of Mt
Peasant viii be surprised to learn of
September /.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N Hanson very Meas
antly entertained 1t a diuned party at
their home Tuesday night Dinner was
served shortly after o'clock and later
ugnJ refreshments were passed. A pleas
ant evening was spent in games. music
etc Those present were Mr. and Mrs
AdOlph Hanson. Mr. and Mrs Andrew
Hanson, Mr. and MIS-. Thervald Hanson
Mrs. Hulda Hanson, Mr. and Mrs I 7
\ 2 l..lL Mt, and Mrs. Fred Jorgensen.
Miss Anna Frost. Mrs. Lizzie Hunt and
Miss Ada Johnson of Spring CITY
Edgar frost was given a pleasant sur
prise al the nome OF his sister yesterday
afternoon in honor of his birthday. About
Fl
pleasant afternoon was spent Lunch was
served.
Miss Patra Anderson returned Sunday
from six weeks visit in Salt Lake
j. F. Christensen of Salt Lake is
renewing acquaintGnces here.
andrew Armstrong, who has been dan
gerously III for several days with appen-
dlclts, is reported better.
Mrs. Peter Kolsen IT.. returned Mon
day from an extended trip to Eureka.
Miss lie Priel Willardson left for Salt
Lake during the early part of the week
where she intends TO remain for some
time TO secure rail- styles in millinery
The little child Of Mr. and Mrs Lem
ard W1llardsOn has been dangerously in
Tor some time with stomach trouble
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Nelson of San
Lake are guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. \. p. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Rasmussen re-
turned Yesterday from short trip to the
state capital
lily Jensen Of Nephi was a business
visitor to this city during the early part
of the week. > Pei
Mr. and Mrs. NieIs Mortensen gave q
dinner party Tuesday evening in honor
OF Fred JOrgensen, who has recentlv re
turned from two years mission Ten
guests were present and a pleasant even
ing was spent. III
Fern Peterson returned Yesterday from,
salt Lake: where she has been VISITING
fog several DAYS. S
Ihomas Fontin and Willard Pehrsa d.
rectors Of the Golden Reef Mining COM
pany- are at Salt Lake in the interest,"
of the mine. IS9'