The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-18
EPHRAIM


EPHRAIM, April 17.-Mrs. Arcy Ed
wards of Sterling was the hostess at
card party Monday night. which
/ proved TO be one of the pretticst so
cial events ever held at that place The
/ guests arrived shortly after clock
when a delicious lunch was served after
which the crowd adjourned TO the par
Tor, where progressive siXtY-threc was
! played during the remainder Of the
evening. The room was beautifully
decorated in the season s colors and
I the dining room tables were arranged
with potted plants. The winners for
the first prizes were Clara Peacock and
Ruth Cox. which consisted of beautiful
hand-paintcd vases. The boobies were
won by Mr.. Bailey and Bert Anderson
/ Those present were Elida Mark, Mt
Pleasant; Ruth Cox. Provo; Mr.. Bailey,
Nephi. The remainder were from StcT-
} ling. Grant Whitbeck. Rozella Peterson
! Charles Funk. Kate Funk, Maggie May
I Peacock. Clara Peacock, Bert Ander
son, Calvin Peacock, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Dcnnison and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
wards.
A number of lady friends were de
llghttully entertained at the home of
/ Mrs. Ferdinand Erickson of Mt. Pleas
ant during the week An elaborate
/ lunch was served during the afternoon
and most pleasant time was spent in
social chat. etc. Those present were
Mrs. T. {. Jensen. Mrs. Abraham John
son, Mrs. Mabel Earl, Mrs. Arthur
/ Candland Mrs. j. II. Secley, Mrs A.
/ J. Stewart. Mrs. \. T, Bond. Mrs. =.
y. Nelson, Mrs. A. H. Larsen. Mrs
| G.. W. Sorenscn, Mrs. Shall Jacobs Mrs
/ Grace Madsen, Mrs. Lydia Winters,
! Mrs. Addie Madsen, Mrs. Auer Proctor,
Mrs. Henry Erickson, Miss Anna Johan-
! sen and Miss WinDifred Jensen.
Mr.. Elmer Ludvigson and Miss La
/ Priel Snow, both popular young people
/ of Sterling, were united in marriage at
! the Manti temple Wednesday. Prcsi-
/ dent Louis Anderson performed the
! ceremony After their marriage they
/ left for Sterling, where a reception was
| given in their honor at the home Of the
/ groom s parents. Fifty people were
assembled at the home and a very
! pleasant evening was spent. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Ludvigson will be at home in Ster
/ ling after April 90
/ Mrs. Joseph WiIlardson of MayfieId
! is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs
| j. b. Jensen.
| Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Bremholt left
/ Tuesday for Gunnison. where they will
/ remain for several weeks.
/ Nicls Nelson came home from Salt
! Lake today on account of tue death of
/ his father.
George Sheridan of Denver, Colo, is
! registered at the Union hotel.
Mrs. Mattison of Salina is i'll
! Ephraim visiting at the home of her
/ son, Banard.
Ernest WinlSlcr Of Mt. Pleasant will
in the near future. move his family
! TO this city. as he is working at the
forest service as assistant supervisor.
NJ. Hermanscn returned from Salt
! Lake Monday where he purchased n
four passenger Ford touring car.
6. U. Martin and wife Of Manti at
tended the funeral services of Mrs. j.
! j. Briggs, which was held at the church
! yesterday afternoon.
! Mrs. Ole Larsen ard Miss Eva Bailey
! left with Charles Jensen and children
Monday morning for Idaho, where they
will remain during the summer, Mr.
| Jensen just came from Idaho with the
! remains of his wife.
S. G. Jensen of .Juab has been here
for several days and is registered at the
Union hotel
Mrs A. G.. Nelson Of Salt Lake ar
rived in this city today. having been
called here on account of the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. Jensen.
Supervisor a. N. Jensen returned
! from Ogden Tuesday, where he has been
transacting business at the forestyr of
flee at that place.
Mrs. Maria Jensen Of Moroni at
tended the funeral Of Mrs Christina
Briggs yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Hans Bremholt was called to
Centervilc yesterday on account of the
serious illness of her little grandchild.
A pretty Easter party was given at
Sterling Sunday at the home of John
J.. Peacock. A jolly crowd Of twenty
had prepared a picnic in the mountains,
| but before starting out in the morn.
! ing a snowstorm came on and they de-
cided to celebrate at home. A pleas
ant day was spent in games. etc,
Miss Hazel Greaves returned to
Draper during the week, after visiting
with relatives in this city.