The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-12
NEWS OF MANTl
Special to The Tribune

Special TO The Irlpune-
MANTI. July lO.-Miss Lydia An
derson, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Anderson, and Clarence Stephens of
Rexburg, Ida, were married in the
Manti temple Wednesday, President
Louis Anderson performing the cere-
mony The couple Will visit with rela-
tives in this city for few days, when
they will leave for RcXburg, Ida, where
they will make their home.
Another wedding Of the week was
that of Miss Olive Miller of this city
and Thomas Christensen of Ephraim.
They were married at the Manti tenn
pie. They will malte their home III
Ephraim.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Iens Nicholson, Mr.,
aud Mrs. George Peacock, Mr.. and Mrs,
j. c. Madsen. Mrs. Christian Munk and
Mrs Annie Keller, all of this place, at
tended the sem-centennial celebration
at Mt Pleasant during the week.
Frank X. Nelson, clerk for the lrri-
gated Lands company, spent Sunday
and Monday visiting his mother and
sister in Manti.
II. S. Kerr returned from business
rip 10 Mexico, Wednesday,
Miss Frances Madsen entertained IN
formally Thursday evening for num-
her of her lady friends. Dainty re-
freshments were served during the
evening,
Mrs. Luther TuttIe, Jr,, entertained
Friday evening in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burton Tuttle A dainty lunch
con was served during the evening and
q pleasant time spent in music and
singing.
One of the prettiest OF lawn parties
was that given by Miss Vera Hougaard
Wednesday evening for twcnty-eight
of her friends. The lawn was deco
rated with electric lights and the tables
with pink roses. Ice cream, cake and
lemonade were served at II O'Clock.
Those present were Maud and Fannie
Geuevieve Jensen Lydia Crawford.
Martha Carlson, Carrie Hougaard, Caro-
line Anderson. Della Keller, Phyllis
Bird, Lucille Tuttle, Florence Fox. Ida
and La Verne Peterson, 1rma Reid,
Charlotte Parry, Lottie Anderson. Ross
Cox, Willie Hogan, Glen Bessey, Jay
Cox, Mont Harmon. Hcber Bird, Ray
Chapman, TTillard Voorhees,, Cecil Fox,
Stanford Madsen.
on Miss Gcnevieve Anderson. Monday
night, by her friends. All had de
lightful time. and fruits of all kinds
were served during the evening. Those
present were Minerva Nicholson, Mary
Jensen, Nettie Wintch, Maggie Craw-
ford, Olive Lowry, Blanche Bird, 1leen
Madscn, Elmer Nicholson, Henry Vor-
hccs. Chris Anderson, Henry Peterson,
Ray Dyreug, Carlyle Munk. Gerald
Lowry, Elmer Madscn, Henry Jensen.
Miss Gcncvieve Anderson left Tues
day for Junction. where she will visit
n few weeks and also spend some timc
at Fish lake before returning.
i. II. Hornuug, the genial agent Of
the Snnpcte Valley railroad, returned
from an extended trip to tho cast Fri
day. Mr. 1Iornung was delayed In
Colorado on account Of the landslide
al Canon City.
Rev. J. X. McGillivery of Ferron was
a Manti visitor Friday. Rev, Mr.. Nc
Gilllyery has been al Gunnison the past
two weeks helping DIR. Martin with the
gospel tent work there.
Miss Mary Martin went to Salt Lake
CITY "Wednesday for few days.
Mrs. Frank Mctcalf and family left
today for Embler, Or, where they in
tend to make their home.
Miss Fannie Galbralth. who has been
tcaching in the Lafayette school at
Salt Lake City for number Of years,
~ spending her vacation in Manti. tho
quest OF Miss Maria Nelson and Miss
Jennie Work,
Mrs. Thaddeus Buchanan has been
quite i'll the past ten days, but is slow-
" recovering
The baseball game between the mar
ried and single men on Monday after
noon resulted in a victory for the
latter.