The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-26
EPHRAIM

Special TO The Tribune.
E.PuRAIM Dec. 25.-One of the pret-
test weddings to take place in this city
during the past season was that or
marriage OF Miss Mae Nelson and Ross
Anderson. two OF Ephralm's most popu-
lar young people. The marriage ccrc-
mony took place 1T the Manu temple
President Lewis Anderson performing
the ceremony. An elaborate wedding din-
ner was given Thursday, shortly after
the arrival of the bride and groom from
Mhntl, only the relatives and a few in
Innate friends being in attendance. in
the evening nearly 700 guests were as
scmblod in the pavilion. where the ball
was given and an elaborate lunch was
served i'm the pavilion annex Miss
Nelson IS the daughter Of Nh, and Mrs.
y. f. Nelson, and was born and reared
in this city She Is one OF Ephraim' s
charming young ladies. Mr.. Anderson
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew An
derson, and is a graduate Of tho Snow
academy Tho bride wore q beautiful
gown. made OF white silk which was
son VIII make their home in Sandy dur
ing the coming year
Mr.. and Mrs. James Frost entertained
their relatives and q few intimate friends
saturday night. which proved to be one
Dol the successful social events of the
season. The party was given in honor
Of the christening Of their son.
Miss PatT1 Anderson was the hostess
ri n social at her home Sunday after
noon. y dainty lunch was served.
Mrs. Alice Thompson of this city was
given n pleasant surprise Sunday after
noon at her home. In honor Of her birth
day. The affair WAS gotten up by her
relatives and proved To be very success
lul. y dainty lunch WAS served.
Miss Anna Frost, who has been teach
ing in the Oneida Stake academy during
tho past year. is at home visiting with
relatives and friends.
James Tygorson, vino has been max
ing his home in AXtel is ip this city.
where he Will remain during the holi-
DAYS.
Miss Jessie c. Anderson will spend the
Ehrstmas vacation at tho home ot Mr..
and Mrs. \. O, Anderson In Mantl.
! Miss Ann Willardson returned home
from Goshen yesterday, and will visit
with her parents for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Jensen of
sweet. Ida, are here 10 visit relatives
and Will remain for \ couple OF weeks,
Lawrence Peterson. who has heen in
England az n missionary for the Mormon
church. returned home Friday.
Mrs. Aaron Hansen returned home to-
day She Is at present teaching in the
schools at Moroni.
Alvin Bcal of Richhcd is a guest at
the home Of 4. G. Peterson.
Tho Ladies Literary club mot ut the
home of Mrs. 1lyrum Thorpe. Wcdnes.
| dlN afternoon. y review OF The life OF
Van Burcn and an interesting lecture
was given by Mrs. Augusta Christensen.
OH the life Of BENJAMIN Harrison. Par
liamcptary law Was read by Mrs Albert
johnson, and Mrs. Sarah Jensen read
the first chapter OF The Prince OF tho
| House OF David" \ delicious luncheon
was served.
| At the North ward chapel last even
| ing. the officers uf the Mutual Improve
incnt association entertained at their an
nual social.
! Obray Larsen has returned from Salt
| Lake City. where hc has been attending
| the university for the past few months
lie win spend the holidays with his
parents.
| Royal Quinn is home from Provo,
where he has been attending the Brig
ham Young conservatory. under the tut
| ton ot Professor Lund.
Enoch Jorgenscn of Salt Lake City is
visiting friends and relatives I'm this city.
Miss Gcncvicvc Willardson is in I.ph-
RAIN 10 spend the holidays.
Clifford Madscn. principal Of The pub
lie schools OF Mammoth, Ia home for the
| holidays.