The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-31
EPHRAIM

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affair OF Saturday night was the autumn
party given by Misses Yuba Blake of
Denver and Jessie c. Anderson, the
domestic science teacher of the Snow
academy. The table was charmingly
decorated in smilax and golden maple.
4 low mound of yellow and white chrys-
anthemums were used in pretty effect,
while the maple leaves and asters dec
Grated the dining room. Covers were
laid for ten, Those present were the
Misses Alice Lund and Petra Anderson,
both of Ephraim; Miss Sedonia Olston
of Mantl. and the hostcsScs The Messrs.
T. Il. Bryant and j. O. Willis of
Salt Lake, Frank Russell of Denver, L.
Mathews and j. r. Larsen.
In Ephraim,socicty circles during the
past week one of the pretty affairs
was that of Saturday evening when
Miss CIcota Folstcr delightfully."- enter
| tanned number of her lady
friends at luncheon. The tables were
decorated in the season 5 flowers and
| the evening was spent IN games, music,
etc. Those present were, Allen Folster.
Hana Peterson, Lorraine stevens, Edna
| Anderson, Icrctta Brieuholt, Mella
! Blackham, Sadie Bradley, Florence Pet
crson and Bardclla Bcal
A wedding Of much interest TO the
!
country was that Of Wednesday night at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Peterson
in honor Of the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Louise TO Aaron Hansen, The mar
rage took place at the Mauti temple
! President Lewis Anderson performed
the ceremony. The bride is one of
| Ephralm S charming young ladies and
the groom is one OF the popular Young
men of the community He viii leave
|! November 9th for Great Britain where
! he viii labor as n missionary IN the
interest of the Mormon church. Only
relatives and intimate friends were pres
ent At the reception. The home was
decorated in the autumn colors and an
elaborate wedding dinner was served.
| Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. A.
| \. Hanson, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. George
Taylor, Sr, Mr.. aud Mrs. Farley Han.
son, Mr. and Mrs. H. n Hanson, Mrs
Lizzie Hunt. MIR. and Mrs. Nclls Eci-
sen, Mr.. and Mrs Thorvald Hanson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hanson, MIR. and
Mrs. Andrew Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph j.. Thorpe, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
lor. .Ir., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor,
President and Mrs. 4. IL. Lund, of Salt
| Lake City, Mrs Matilda Nelson, Mr.,
and Mrs. PcayJcy Peterson Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bcal, DR., and Mrs. Charles
Jensen. Mr. aud Mrs, :. Il. Peterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bcal. Mr.. and Mrs.
, Fred Rasmussen. Gescul GrcaVcs, Katie
Olsen. Kcsler Pchrson Clarice Peterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Peterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Frost, Mr.. aud Mrs. Thomas
| Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs l.cm Peter
son, Bishop and Mrs. Bradley of Moronl,
The G.. G. c. club, which was organ
lied by several of the young ladies'
last winter, met in their regular session
during the week and the following Of
hccrs were reelected for the coming
winter: Xcna Peterson, president: Flor
Cucc Peterson, vice president. Sadie
Bradley, yell master; Lorraine stevens,
treasurer; Ncla BIackham, secretary;
Rardcla Bcal, chorISter, and Clcofa
folstcr. athletic director The club
colors were selected and viii be wis
tcria and electric blue.
The Young Ladies Mutual Improve
mcnt officers were delightfully."- cutcr-
tanned by Miss Algia Mortcnscn Satur
day night After the work had been
outlined for the winter dainty lunch
was served. Those present We're: Mrs
Lizzie Hunt, Clea Thorpe, Mona Han
sen, Elizabeth Anderson. Rculah Andcr
son. Josie Olsen and Ida Nelson
A grand ball was given Wednesday
night at the Hanson Luud pavilion in
honor OF Miss Louise Peterson and
Aaron Hanson who were married We'd.
nesday. a large crowd was present and
excellent music was furnished by the
pavilion orchestra.
Charles Whitlock has been danger
ousy i'll for several days, but late re
ports state that he is on the improve,
j. NJ Boylcs. j. c. Henric and w.
j. Phillips, all of Salt Lake. made a
trip TO this city during the week in an
automobile,
Mr.. and Mrs. p, c, Peterson, Jr,,
spent the carly part Of the week in this
city Mr. Peterson left Monday for
Provo where he is engaged as principal
of the Macser school.
Farley Sorcnscn and Miss Augusta
Stevens spent Il couple Of days at Cen
tcrfcld during the week.
Edward Olsen. who has been danger.
ously i'll for several days, is reported
TO be recovering,
George Quinn was a business visitor
10 the state capital Monday,
Rev f.. T. Mack. of Mt. Pleasant.
made Il business trip TO Ephraim yes
tcrday.
Sedonia Olsten Of Manri visited with
the Misses Alice Lund and Petra An
dcrson during the week.
Mrs Lchi Peterson. .Jr., Of Salina.
was the guest Ut the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Cherry during the week.
Otto Nelson Thomas Fautin and
kcslcr Pchrson arc spending ten days
iu the mountains on a deer hunt
Jacob Thompson made business trip
10 Chester yesterday.
In Epbraim society circles during the
past week he most successful event was
that given iu honor OF the Goth birth
day Of Peter Peterson. The party was
given as n surprise and a large crowd
Of relatives and friends stepped into
the home during the carly part of the
evening bringing with them ine sup
ply Of catables 4 musical program had
been prepared for The occasion and in
teresting games had been arranged for
the entertainment Those present were
his brother, Jorgcn Peterson. OF Den
} mark. who is visiting here, Miss Parah
Peterson, d. ". Thompson, Mrs. Maria
Thompson, Mrs. Ezra Madison, Mrs.
John Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. Mart
Christ Jansen. Dr. and. Mrs. A j. Nicl-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Greavcs, Mr..