The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-23
.EPhRAEM NEWS NOTES
Special TO The Tribune

Special to The Tribune
FPHRAIM, May 22.--Mrs. Helen Young OF
this city waS the recipient OF pleasant
surprise given at her home Saturday after
noon in honor OF her birthday. She was
presented with n neat little sum OF money.
An elaborate lunch was served during the
afternoon and tho remainder OF t3c Time was
spent in music and social chat Tho FOL.
lowing ladies were present. Mrs j. o Pc
,crson Mrs. Lanic Anderson, Mrs. kista
Larsen, Mrs. James Armstrong. Mrs Ole &,
Jensen, Mrs. Soren Anderson, Mrs. snren a.
Olsen, Mrs. Mary Ann Beal Mrs John S.
Boal, Mrs Lizzie Peterson, Mrs Carrie Pc
tcrson, Mrs. Anna Stevens, Mrs Agusta Stev-
ems Mrs. Geneva Peterson, Mrs. Mary Peter.
Mrs. Betsy Nelson, Mrs Engvart Larsen,
Mrs. Orsen Poulscn, Mrs. BERTHE Bcel, Mrs.
Anna Nelson, Mrs, Lena Nelson, Mrs. G..
w. Sodcrberg, Mrs. Maryam Overson Mrs.
Blanche Bailey, Mrs George Christensen,
Mrs Lauri,z Anderson, and the Misses Chris.
tera und Maria WilGrdson.
The many friends of Ernest Beal OF this
city and Nellie Dixon of Mant viii be pleas
antly surprised to learn OF their morriagc,
which was solemnizcd in tho Mnn,i temple
Wednesday. reception was given in their
honor ut the home OF the bride S parents in
Manti Wednesday evening. Both arc popu-
lnr in this county where they intend TO make
their home
A fine baby boy was born to Mr., and
Mrs. Niels Christensen during the carly part
OF the week.
OF her lady friends Monday afternoon com
plimentary Ia Miss Vern Peterson, who has
benn home from Rchfcld spending few
days. a most pleasant afternoon spent
in fortune telling and games, and dainty
lunch was served shortly after % clock.
The lunch tables were beautifully arranged
with apple blossoms and foliage. Those
present were DR.. and Mrs V. C., Logan, Miss
Alice Lund. Mrs. Clara jacobsen, Miss Lille
Larsen. Mrs. Louis DoriuS, Mrs. Orson An
rcd. Miss Clara Brunholt, Miss Vera Potter
son. Mrs, Adolph Hanson, Mrs. Dclbcrt Ras
mussen and the hostess.
About forty OF the ladies met at the home
Of Mrs. w. r. Nelson Sunday evening with
thcir baskets filed with good things TO cat
When The ladies had all arrived they marched
10 the beautiful little cottage OF Mrs.
Agussa Stevens, one ri the pioneer residents
OF This city, who will within the next few
days. leave for sal, Lake where she intends
To make her homo with her daughters. who
1.-Two at that place. Shortly after the arrival
of tho Indies elaborate lunch was served
and n pleasant afternoon was spons. Mrs.
Stevens made few remarks. thanking the
ladieT Tor their Kindness, and vnlcing her
regrets at leaving hcr many friends in this
city. Those present were rs follows: Mrs.
Erhraim Hanson, Mrs. Andrew Thompson.
Mrs Louise Thompson, Mira. Lizzie Thomp
son. Mrs Mary Stevens. Mrs Elizabeth
Stevens, Mrs. Ada Stevens. Mrs. Joseph Mel
SON Mrs. Lena Nelson. Mrs. Maria Dorius,
Miss Ida Dorius, Mrs. Gunncl Dorius. Mrs.
Sarah Hanson, Mrs. Clara Brighall, Mrs.
Agusta Christensen, Mrs. Nels Frost Mrs,
Dorcas Chrisiianson, Mrs. d. w SorenScn.
Mrs Louise Peterson. Mrs. Lizzie Christen-
son. Mrs. Sarah Anderson, Mrs. Orvnl Potter
son, Mrs. Maria Thompson. Mrs kista IIoT.
son. Mrs. Larry Anderson. Thrrna Anderson.
Mrs Anna Stevens, Mrs Emme Olsen. Mrs.
Maryam Bcal. Mrs. Stevens was presented
with token from her friends
II. 9. llulchns. manager nj the Utah I'm.
plemcut company. spont a couple OF days
in this city during the week in tho interest
OF his business.
The etork left N fine haly boy nj tho hop1o
of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Brunholt yesterday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Christianson left for
Snlt Lake during the week. where they in