The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-07
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! EPHRAlM. Nov. Conc oil the most
unique parties in the history of the
Snow academy was given in honor OF
| the faculty by the frSt-vcar normals
IT. was Il Halloween social and the plans
had been most carefully laid and cN
ccuted The decorations in the halls
and dining room were elaborate, be
ing of autumn leaves. and beautiful
palms were placed throughout the room
The following Mt Pleasant teachers
were in attendance at The institute
which was held in this city Saturday;
z. NJ, Nelson, A r. Bond, j. w. An
derSou, NJ Il. Anderson, Goldie Faux,
Florence Monsop, Icssic Larsen, Tora
Rasmussen, Viola Whitaker. Eta
Ralph, Emma LuDd, Ida Larsen and
Anna Anderson.
a very pretty autumn social was
given by Mrs Dr. y. j. Nelson Friday
afternoon. Dainty refreshments were
served and 4 pleasant afternoon was
spent, The ladies present were: Mrs.
NJ. f. Murray, Mrs. L.. NJ Olsen. Mrs.
son. Mrs, a. G. Anderson, Mrs. James
Willardson, Mrs. Charles Jensen. Mrs.
Albert Johnson, Mrs, Peter Peterson
and Mrs. Ephraim Hanson.
The members Of the r. K class met
ut the home Of Mrs. Milton Burns at
Mautl Monday evening. The rules OF
the class were adopted and ''Punctual-
ityn was selected as the motto. Miss
Sadie Stalker read an article on 'Physl-
cal Culture, " and Miss Sidonia Olstcn
read an article on Flctcherism, The
class will meet at the home of Mrs.
William II. Olstcn next week.
Mrs J.. NJ. Olsen delightfully."- enter
tanned number of her friends at an
old-fashioued quilting Saturday aft.
ernoon. At $50 dinner was served.
Those present were Mrs. Anna Stevens,
Mrs. Agnes Anderson. Mrs. Pctrca An
derson, Mrs. David Poulscu, Mrs.
Lauritz Anderson. Mrs. Geneva Peter
son. Mrs. 4. c. Anderson, Mrs. Dan
Anderson and Mrs, Albert Johnson.
The ladies departed for their homes
at o'clock
One of the society events at Spring
City during the past season was the
Halloween party given by Miss Lola
johnson Sunday evening, Chrysanthe-
NUNS were used with pretty effect. a
large basket of the yellow blossoms
caught here and there with yellow tulle
being suspended from the chandeliers.
The menu was appctiZlng. Miss Vera
Blaine presided at the punch bowl,
while the Misses Dora and Lola John
son received the guests.
One of the charming affairs given
during the week was that of Satur-
day evening, when Scna Clawsou en-
tcrtaIncd Il number Of her friends The
parlor and dining room were tastefully
decorated in rcd and green and a dainty
lunch was served Games had been ar
ranged for the evenings entertainment
and most enjoyable evening was
spent. Those present were Elizabeth
Lund. May Jensen, Lorraine Hansen,
Crystella Anderson. Lillian Sparks,
Wesley Todd, Irwin Hanson, Willie and
Yale Thorpe and Calvin Christensen.
Miss Eva Hanson was called home
from Charleston during the week on
account of the death of her mother.
Mrs. Peter Justeusen.
Judge 4. III. Christensen addressed
the student body of the Manti high
school Monday evening.
Nilatc Jensen and Catherine Thomp-
sen very pleasantly entertained num-
Der Of their friends at Halloween
party Saturday evening. The decora-
tons for the occasion were elaborate
and interesting games were PLAYED and
several prizes were awarded. The win
ncrs were Magdcline Dorius. Ieora ,Jcn-
sen. Lchcal Jensen, Rulou SorcnSen aud
Vernon Jensen. A dainty lnnch was
served and the event proved 10 be one
of tho prcttiest autumn parties given
in this city during the season.
The funeral of Mrs Peter .Iustinsea
was held at the tabernacle Sunday fore.
noon, and the house was crowded TO
its capacity with friends and relatives
Of the deceased Mrs. .mstinscu died
from heart trouble Friday. leaving n
husband and seven children 10 mourn
her loss. The speakers were J.. NJ.
Olsen. Professor y. f.. Moves and Henry
Bcal. ST. lntermcnt was in the Park
cemetery.
Miss Lille Grcavcs returned during
the early part Of the week from a bust
ness trip TO Salt Lake.
Mrs Peter Greaves. .Tr., was len.
dcred surprise Monday afternoon. in
honor of her birthday anniversary. The
ladies' arrived durin0 the early part
of the afternoon with dainty refresh.
mcntS. which were served at i:3O An
elaborate bouquet OF yellow and white
dining room table. Mrs Grcavcs was
presented with many beautiful pieces
of hand painted china. Those present
were Mrs. Peter GrcnVcs, ST. Mrs. T.
T.. Peterson. Mrs g. j. Fisher. Mrs
I'cna Laurilzen. Mrs. Hannah Grcavcs.
Mrs. Lorinda Greaves, Miss Gladys
Wall. Miss Sylvia Shaw. the Misses
hlllit ana NldUu NTcaNpS. MISS uD1
Blake of Denver, Chris. Folstcr Peter
GreavoS, and Gcscuil and Grover
GTcaves.
Ray Lewis WAS called no Wales dur.
! ing the week to see his father. who was
reported TO be DIVING.
Miss Sidonia Olstein of Mant came
10 Ephraim Wednesday with her father
10 attend the Founders day exercises
Of the Snow academy.
Fcrd Christensen Of Redmond nr
rived in this city Monday and Will
spend tho winter here attending the
Snow academy.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson spent the
carly part Of the week visiting nj
Redmond ~ the guest OF Miss Pauline
F. Monson
Londcll Tolesrtup of Redmond. who
intends 10 spend the winter IN this
city. left for home Sunday 'on account
OF sickness.
! Fred j. FicldStcd the musical direct.
ior of the Manti hinh school mndp =