The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
State SoeIetV
EPHRAIM.

EPHRAIM.
Especial to The Herald Republican,
Ephraim, March 26.-Mrs. Joseph L.
Thorpe entertained a number OF chill
dren Sunday evening in compliment to
her little daughters fifth birthday. A
pleasant afternoon was spent in games.
The little friends who were present were
Marvel Peterson, ROzella Nelson, Edna
Jensen, Leona Hansen and, George Mel
son, and the women present were Mrs.
c. w. Lund, Mrs. Niels Jensen, Mrs. A.
c. Nelson and Miss Alice Lund.
A pretty birthday party was given at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Christian
Willardson yesterday afternoon in hon
or of the ninth birthday anniversary of
their daughter, Ida. Various games
were played, and a dainty lunch was
served. Those present We're Grace
Nelson, Eva Christensen, Elva Braith-
waite, Norma Anderson, Sybl Arm
strong, Meryl Williams, JOahn Sorensen,
Pearl .Bosen, Grant Beal, Verlin
BraithWaite, Paul Nelson and Mrs.
Christian Willardson.
Adolph Olsen, who is teaching school
at Goshen, was home during the week
to attend the funeral of his cousin,
Oluf Olsen.
q
Lake this week.
Miss Clara Dorius and Mike Herman
sen, both of this city, made a tour
through Sanpete and Sewer counties in
an automobile during the week.
Peter Lund and Peter Creaves, jr,
made trip to Provo during the early
part of the week on business.
c. f. Whiting of Gunnison will have
charge of the business of the c. w. &
NJ. company here. Rasmus Hansen.
who has been the agent here for sew
eral years. will enter the wholesale
grain and hay business at Salt Lake in
company with Willard PETERSON, for
merly of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Dunn of Richfield
are guests of Mrs. Lena Dorius.
Mrs. Leo Gledhin of Gunnison has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James
l.. Nelson.
Attorney G., A. Iverson of Price was
called to Ephraim Sunday on account
of the illness of his mother.
Mrs. Aaron Hansen, who is teaching
at MOrOni, spent Saturday and Sunday
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. p. c. Peterson.
Mrs. Rasmus Rasmussen is reported
to be suffering with a severe case of
pneumonia.
has been attending the Snow academy,
will return home soon to remain during
the summer
Miss Alice Lund entertained the wom-
en-. of the faculty of the Snow academy
Tuesday evening. The affair was one
of the prettiest social events of the
season. Mrs. Mary Christensen. the
music instructor Of the institution. gave
several piano selections, after which
there was a midnight luncheon The
decorations were in yellow and white,
beautiful bouquet of marguerites
forming the ceLterpiece. Those present
were: Mrs. Mary Christensen, Mrs.
Sarah Ann Hansen, Miss Patra Ander-
son and Miss Jessie c. Anderson, all of
the academy; and Mrs. Josie Jorgensen,
Mrs. Adolph Hansen, Mrs. Don c. Sor-
ensen, Miss Grace Cherry and Mrs
Frank Madsen of Ephraim.
The Literary club met at the home of
Mrs. Lille Peterson yesterday after
noon, and a very interesting program
was carried out. The meeting was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Albert Johnson. An in
structive lecture on the life of James
Buchanan was delivered by Mrs. p.
ID. Jensen. A chapter from the prince
of the House of David" was read BY
Mrs. a. ". Jensen, and the parliament
airy drill was conducted by Mrs. S. c.
SOrensen. These in attendance were
Mrs. J. T. Jensen, Mrs. Dora Carlston,
Mrs Frank Christensen, Mrs. Adelbert
Anderson, Mrs. a. w. Jensen, Mrs AL
bert Johnson, Mrs. Charles Jensen.
Mrs. Ephraim Hansen. Mrs Lille So
rensen, Mrs. Anna Rasmussen, Mrs.
Stena Hansen, Mrs. Sarah Larsen and
Mrs. Andrew Christensen.
The Relief society gave an interesting
program at the tabernacle, A bio
graphical sketch on the life of Eliza r.
Snow was given by Mrs. Albert john
son. A mixed quartette, consisting of
Messrs. Lewis Dorius, ]. Reuel Grif-
tiths aud Mesdames A. G. Anderson and
l.. NJ. Olsen, gave several selections.
An interesting historical account of the
Relief society of Ephraim was given
by Mrs. Peter Peterson, after which
Miss Eva Bailey rendered d solo.
Mrs. Fred Rasmussen entertained the
officers of the Young Ladies' Mutual
Improvement association of the North
ward at her home Monday evening. A
dainty lunch was served. Covers were
laid for Miss Dolly Peterson, Miss Pa
ira Anderson, Miss Katie Olsen Miss
Marie Thomas, Miss Jones, Miss VAL
borg Rasmussen and Miss Esther An
dersOn.
A number of the friends and neigh
bOrs of Mrs. w. X. Barton gave a
hOusewarming Tuesday afternoon. The
afternoon was very pleasantly spent in
social chat, after which refreshments
were served. The following were pres
ent: Mrs. Charles Jensen. Mrs. Fred
Nelson, Mrs. J. p. Hansen. Mrs.
Ephraim Hanson, Mrs. George Soren-
sen, Mrs. Anna Sorensen, Mrs. Fred
Christianson and Miss. Mary Thomp-
SON
The Snow Academy Dramatic club
appeared at the opera house Saturday
evening IN very pretty war drama.
Down in Dixie" The members of the
cast rendered their parts in very
creditable manner, considering the ex-
tremely short time which they had to
prepare it. Frequent bursts of an
plause gave evidence that the audience
enjoyed the performance
Mrs. Sophia Anderson, wife of the
late Bishop L. S. Anderson. whose
home is at present at Salt Lake, but
who has been spending the winter with
her son. d. w. Anderson, was very
surprised by about fifty of
her friends during the past week. A
beautiful present was given her. The
afternoon was enjoyed by all.
Owen Beal returned during the early
part of the week from a three years
mission to England. Just before he was
ready to set sail for America. seyera