The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07
MI. PLEASANT.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Mt Pleasant, Nov s-One of the most
unique society events in this city DUR
ing the last week was Halloween party
given by the Twentieth Century club Ia
dies ar the home of Mrs. h 3 NsliSon
Saturday evening. The house was deco
rated with weird figures in Halloween
style.
The highest number of ladies recog-
nlzed in ghostly costume was nine,
Judge Ferdinand Erickson and George
Christensen each getting that many cor
rectly. The judge lost on the flip of q
coin for the prize. But the most inter
esting part of the evenings program was
q hat trimming bee by the men. Those
present at the party were Mrs. H. S. Mel
sen, hostess; Mr.. and Mrs. Abram JOhn-
SON. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Cherry, Mr.. and
Mrs Ferdinand Erickson, Mr.. and Mrs
p, NJ. Nielsen, Mrs. May Patterson and
Mr.. Farmer of Salt Lake, Mr.. and Mrs
F. c. Jensen, Mrs. Becker of Manti, Mr.
and Mrs. Ras Madsen, Mr.. and Mrs.
George q. Madsen Mr. and Mrs. II. 9.
Jacobs, DR.. and Mrs. Earl of Fairview
Mr.. and Mrs John X. Madsen, Hilda
Madsen and Andrew Pearson. Mrs. J. F.
Jensen. Winifred Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs.
H Leroy Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Larsen, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hansen,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Christensen, Mrs.
]. P. Madsen of Manti, DR.. A. J. Stewart
Annie JOhansen. LauTitz Larsen, Mr.. and
Mrs A. c. Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
winters. Geneva Johnson. OllNe Nelson.
The usual faculty meeting Monday night
at the public schools became pleasant
social instead of the regular order OF
school business. All the women teachers
had prepared a pleasant surprise for the
men and their wives by preparing an elaD-
crate luncheon which they served. Those
responsible for the affair were Mrs. Geor-
gia Johnson and Miss Goldie Faux, Miss
Tressie Larsen, Miss Viola Whitaker,
Miss Emma Lund, Miss Ida Larsen, Miss
Thea Y gGDQnEga1 Miss Eta Rntnh Miss
Ada Barton, Miss Florence MOnsOn and
Miss Anna Anderson.
Mrs. Ada Barton, a local school teach
er, has been i'll during the last week.
Mrs. Mauritz Peterson took her school,
and was appointed substitute teacher of
the public schools. Mrs Peterson is an
experienced teacher.
DR.. and Mrs. Limbaugh OF MOrOni were
visitors at Salt Lake last week, having
also stopped off at Spanish Fork for a
visit on their return home.
Mrs. Mary A. Alfred of Spring City has
moved into her new house in Main street.
The MOrOni public school teachers Wis
tied the public schools of Ephraim re-
Gently.
Mrs. A RosenIund and her sons. Paul
and Neil, returned to their home in Eu-
reka after a short visit here.
Mrs. c. W. SOrensen entertained in a
delightful manner a number of her woman
friends Wednesday afternoon and evening
in honor of Mrs. Ross Anderson, who.
with her husband. came here recently
from Salt Lake. One feature of the af-
bile ride given all the ladies by DR.. Ross
Anderson. After the serving of refresh
ments an impromptu program was rem
dered. Those taking part were Mrs. Ma
thilda Peterson. Mrs. Nina SOrenson, Mrs.
J. w Cherry, Mrs. II. c. Jacobs, Mrs. H.
S. Nelson and Mrs. Morgan Winters.
The guests also included Mrs. Ross An
dersOn, Mrs. F. c. Jensen, Miss Nora
L n. 4 A
L. Larsen. Mrs. p. NJ Nielsen. Mrs. Hen
~ Erickson, Mrs Ferdinand Erickson.
Mrs. James F. Jensen, Mrs William Oh
sen, Mrs. A. T. Bond. Mrs. A. Knudsen,
Mrs. James Larsen, Mrs. Abram johnson,
Mrs. Ras Madsen. Annie JOhansen, Flor
ence Erickson, Mrs. Ida Poulsen.
A typical Halloween party was given
by the teachers of the Wasatch academy
and the pupils last Saturday evening. the
admission fee for the girls being pump
kin pie and for the bows a little cream
and sugar. A delightful evening was
spent. as each class in the school had
prepared a special stunt for the occasion.
Marian Larsen and Mary Peterson gave
an afternoon party to their Sunday school
class last Sunday afternoon, in one of the
rear rooms in the South ward meeting
house.
Mrs. B. N Walters. who has been Wis
iting here, returned to her home in Pleas
ant Grove Wednesday.
DR.. A J. Stewart returned to Salt Lake
about the middle of the week.
Peter MatsOn made a trip to Indianola
last Sunday
J. NJ. Boyden, DR. Ross Anderson. NJ.
r. Anderson and p. NJ. Nelson went 70
Spring City Tuesday.
c. N LUnd and Mayor James Monson
went to Ephraim Friday to attend the
dedicatory services Of the Snow ac-d-
envy.
Ida and Tressie Larsen returned
from Ephraim last Sunday.
Heber s. Olsen of Fairview spent last
Friday and Saturday in Ephraim.
An interesting social was given by
Sunday school Friday evening to a large
number of people, all the Sunday school
officers and parents of the ward being
participants.
Albert Brough of Garland, visiting
in Spring City with Mr.. and Mrs c.
Anderson. is seriously i'll.
Principal James w. Blaine was a
visitor to Ephraim last Friday and Sat
uTday.
The public school faculty has desig-
mated each Thursday as visiting day
on which parents and the general pun
lie are invited to visit the schools
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Larsen went
to Ephraim Saturday to attend the dedf-
catOry services at the Snow academy.
Daniel Rasmussen and. James w
Anderson, members of the Mount Pleas
ant public school faculty, gave the
teachers pleasant surprise Thursday
or The class rooms and giving them a
treat of oranges, candy and nuts etc
their being successful candidates on
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