The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17

but the defendant had no attorney to as
! sist him and postponement was ordered
! to give him an opportunity 10 employ
| counsel.
A wedding reception. in honor of the
marriage of Lavina Chidester and Leonard
/ Ogden; is announced by invitations to
J take place at the home OF Judge Chidester
! on Friday afternoon, April 16.
! II. \. Hayes spent the week in Rich
! field, attending to business matters and
visiting his family. He will return 10
| Salt Lake City Sunday,
| w. H. Clark has returned from Salt
! Lake City and Ogden. where he went on
/ business connected with the beetgrow-
An Easter supper was given at the
home Of Miss Pearl Erickson Sunday
evening; sA,s1.igsY Music and various games con
ers were laid for fourteen guests, and
ample. justice was meted out to the ,eN-
Gardner, Mira Day, Flora Candland. Belle
Algcr, Avis lvie. Mary Levitt. Lola Farms
worth. Verde Bean, Vern Peterson. Eu-
gene Nebeker, Ephraim Barlow. Haumer
Peterson, Ernest Dali and Rodney Farms
| worth.
An Easter party was given at the home
OF Miss Fern Thurber last Sunday, in
honor of Miss Prudence Poulsons eight
eenth birthday. Music and games were
| INDUCED in and dainty Easter luncheon
was served. The following named young
people people were yer present Misses Maud and
Ethel Dell. Fern Thurber, Victoria Gra-
ham. Hortense Jensen. Bonita Nelson
Sadie Gleeves, Agnes Olsen; Messrs. Land
and Ambrose Graham, Willburn Coward.
Bardel Hunt, John and Elmer Levitt,
Gene 0rrock. John Hansen. Willie Erlck
son; Milo Ogden. Jim Chalk. Oliver En-
rock, Elliott Larsen, Ray Swain. Jesse
Christensen and Nathan Hunt.
The county commissioners Will meet
Friday. to look over the list of property
advertised 10 he sold for taxes.
The stake officers Of the Y. l.. NJ. I. A.
pleasantly surprised Mrs Leonard Ogden
on Monday evening at the. home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. i. Chidester
The young bride was the recipient of a
bundle shower and the evening was
pleasantly passed with music and games
y dainty luncheon was also served.
Miss Flossie Poulson, who has been
studying music in Salt Lake City. has
returned home. Her sister. Mrs a. c.
Riser, accompanied her and will visit
with her mother for some time.
Il, w. Payne Of Glcnwood has returned
from visit with his sons at Dublau,
Miss Mary Clark entertained few
friends at an elaborate dinner party SAT-
urday evening.
Miss Earnestine Herbert gave unique
house party last Sunday evening, which
was greatly enjoyed by fifteen guests
a Snmpt9onS luncheon was served,
were here this week. attending their
daughter Viola, who has been unitc in,
The Yedos have engaged the Star pa
vllon for Saturday evening and will give
a grand skating party. Racing contests
will be held and a Japanese luncheon
VIII be served. The event promises To be
Mr.. and Mrs W. a. Shepard enter
tanned a party of friends. at their pleasant
homo last Sunday. Cards and other
games served TO amuse the guests. ana !
light REFRESHMENTS were served.
Miss Cleo Gardner is able to be ont |
again; after an illness OF several davs'
duration.
Charles L7mmorsdorf has received a |
ro,e OF THANKS from the w. OF e. for |
the fine cabinet of mineral specimens re- !
Gently donated by him to that institution. !
Mrs. Joseph Salisbury had n narrow
escape from possible death by fire Mon
day. While engaged in raklng up and
burning rupoish at her home. her gar
clothing became instantly a mass of
Iiamcs. She ran to her husband who
was at the other end of the lot and he
tore the burning garments from her Ow-
ing To the husbands quick action Mrs |
Salisbury escaped without injury, although
1cr straw hat was burned from her head
and har outer clothing practically de-