The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-19
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Especial 70 The Herald Republican,
Ephraim. Dec 1&-Ta5 II. D. d. club
met IA tae club rooms Wednesday even
ing with most Of the members present
they decided TO take up ROBERTS Rules
OF order, and IL was also decided TO
meet each week Several bills were al
lowed ana the regular routine OF busi-
ness was carried cut The club will hOiQ
g debate Ia two weeks with the Ladies
q. 9. q. ciug OF this city. the subject 10
De "WOmans Suffrage. Recently the
club has bought elegant furniture FOR
tne rooms. end II has library and mag
a&ines OF the day. Edgar Thorpe is the
president and Jacob Thompson the secre-
taTy ana treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Mckay enter
tanned the Sanford Dodge company at q
delightful social at their nome Monday
evening. The lunch was served shortly
after the play.
The management OF the Manti theatre
company entertained FEW OF their Eph-
rain friends at box party Friday night
The guests were Miss Jessie c. Anderson,
Miss Alice Lund, Miss Patra Anderson,
Miss Lizzie Hunt, Miss Clara DOrius,
Jacob Thompson and Lewis Anderson.
M. and Mrs. Peter Hanson delightfully."-
entertained q number of their friends
Tuesday evening IN honor OF their we'd
ding anniversary. Twenty guests were
present
Miss Jessie c. Anderson, the domestic
teacher Of the Snow academy. left for
salt Lake Friday where she intends 70
friends.
Miss Clara Dorius returned yesterday
from Salt Lake, where she has been VS.
iting relatives and friends.
D. A. Lattimer of Salt Lake and Lott
Pexton OF Nephi were in attendance at
the ball given at the Snow academy Fri
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thorpe enter
tanned at a dinner party Sunday evening
in. honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Nc
Kay. Covers We're laid for seven.
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ball at the Hanson q Lund pavilion
Wednesday. which proved TO be a sue
cess both socially and financially.
Lucian Noyes Of Provo has been a
guest at the home Of Professor and Mrs.
n. Z. Moves during the week.
Mrs. Sam COnnel, who is with the HOl-
HngwOrth Twins company, was called
home yesterday on account Of the illness
of her husband
Wilford Mckay left Monday for Mexico,
where ne VIII join the Theodore Torch
company.
Mrs. A. L. Larsen and her three chill
dren are guests at the home of Fred Ras-
mussen and John Hansen. She returned
TO her home in Salt Lake Wednesday.
The Gun club Of this city is making ar
engagements TO give its annual bali during
the holidays. A meeting was held dur
ing the week, when a committee was Sc
lected to make the necessary arrange
ments.
Miss Edna Anderson, Ferry Anderson
ana Dan Olsen We're out sleigh riding
during the week, when the sleigh was up
set and the occupants thrown out. They
all escaped without injury.
Miss Mae Nelson and Ross Anderson,
both of this city, viii be married at the
ManJi temple December %. A reception
VIII be given at the home OF the bride S
parents. Mr.. Anderson has been teach
ing near Salt Lake during the winter.
Miss Ada Johnson of Spring City was IN
this city Monday to teach music. She
has recently furnished a studio in Salt
Lake where she will spend part Of her
time.
G. T. Olsen of Emery is visiting rela-
tives and friends in this city He will
leave tomorrow for Salt Lake. where he
viii remain for some time.
Mr. and Mrs ". G. Barton have just
moved into their elegant home on Depot
street The house is built Of light col
Ored brick. and is one Of the most mod
ern structures built in this city during
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Johansen, who
were recently married, returned yesterday
from Salt Lake, where they went 10
spend their honeymoon.
DR.. A. n. Grey of Ogden made a trip
TO this city Monday, and while here h
decided to locate in this city, and viii
1t once open an office.
Geventa Thorpe came in from Axtel
Monday and viii remain during the win
ter to be with her aunt.
tives and friends in this city during the
week.
Una Foutin returned Tuesday from
Henifer. where she visited with her sister,
Fern. who is teaching there.
EphFatm has been without lights for
several nights on account OF the ditch
leading to the power plant breaking.
The Ladies' Literary club of this city
met at the home OF Mrs. Andrew Chris
Jensen Wednesday afternoon, and carried
out the regular routine Of work An eX-
celent reading was given by Mrs. Al
bert Johnson, and the story of MaUrine
was finished A review was taken on the
life OF Andrew Jackson, and Mrs. Lille
Peterson read a paper on the life OF Van
Buren,.
Mrs. Lulu Shepherd Of the W. c. T. u
who is making a tour of the state in
the interests of temperance. was given q
reception Wednesday at the home OF
Bishop DOrius. Mrs. Shepherd delivered
an interesting lecture to the ladies, after
which an elaborate dinner was served
Those present were Mrs. Jennie Johnson
Mrs. Laney Anderson. Mrs. klstie Larsen
Mrs. Eric Christensen, Mrs. SOren Peter
son, Mrs A W Jensen, Mrs Peter Pc
ferson, Mrs. j. S. Beal Mrs. David Beal
Mrs. Mary Christensen, Mrs. Anna Stew
ems. Mrs. Peter Olsen, Miss Frost, Mrs
J. /. Jensen and Mrs. Charles r. DOrius
Mrs. Orvald Peterson was rendered a
pleasant surprise at her home Wednesday
afternoon in honor of her birthday. Mrs
Peterson was the recipient of a beautiful
rem 1mbrance from her friends. Among
those in attendance were Mrs. l. NJ. OIL
sen, Mrs. A. G, Anderson, Mrs, Joe Mel
son Mrs. ThorWald Hansen and Mrs
David Poulsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole 1Ionson OF Salt LAX,
have returned to this city, where they
intend 10 make their future home.
Mrs. William Larsen, jr., was the re
cipient Of a pleasant surprise Tuesday
afternoon in honor Of her birthday ami
versary. "A beautiful present was giveI
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