The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-27
State Society,"
MOUNT PLEASANT.

Larsen was hostess AT a social function
last Saturday. in honor of friends. a five
course lunch was served, after which a
number of games were played: The
Harton. Clifford Nielsen. lilly Borg,
Percy Jensen, Nellie Macarthur, Eva Bar
ton, Ethel Christensen.
Inc Officers of the Mt Pleasant HIS
torical association organized last Satur-
day, are as follows: President, Andrew
Mads9n; vice president James Larsen
treasurer, Daniel Rasmussen; secretary
James Monsen; board of directors, terdl-
1land Erickson, Joseph Monsen, Z. w. An
derson, L. 9. Johnson James Borg, Jo-
seph 5eeiy. Mrs. Henry Erickson, Mrs.
Jonn II. Seely, Mrs. Thomas west MIS-
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Hansen Of Glen
wood returned home last Saturday, after
spending a few days hsre with Mr.. a1d
mrs. n. r. Anderson.
Mrs, ". u. Candland entertained the
twentieth Century club Thursday after
noon After the regular program AIs.
Candiand served refreshments 10 the
guests who were: Mesdames J. ". Cher
~, p NJ. Nielsen. Mable Earl, ADram
Johnson, II. c. Jacobs, z. l.. Madsen, y:
III. Seeiy, Wtnnltred DubDHe OF tslcllleiu
and the Misses Hiida Madsen ana Annie
J0hansen.
Mrs p. NJ Nielsen, president-elect Of
the Twentieth Century CLUB, has ap-
pointed the following committees for the
coming year Literary-Mrs. May Mel
sen, chairman; Mrs. Edna \. Jensen,
Mrs. Alberta Jacobs, Mrs. Louise X. Cher
~, Mrs. Francis Christensen, Mrs. Niiate
Johnson. Social commlttee-Hilda Mad
sen. chairman; Mrs. Annie Wall, Mrs.
Annie Candland, Winnifred Jensen, An
ME Johansen.
Cora Ward of Proc was a visitor to
Mt. Pleasant the latter part of last week;
Mrs Sena Rasmussen of Fairview and
Albert Dixon of Provo were married on
Wednesday at the Manti temple. 4 re-
eeption was given the young couple
Thursday evening at the Rasmussen
home in FairVieW.
Friends of Miss Nellie Macarthur gave
her a pleasant surprise Wednesday ar
her fathers home. A very enjoyable even
The Wasatch academy faculty enter
tained friends at an afternoon social last
Saturday at the home. Refreshments
were served and various games INDUCED
in. The guests were: Mrs. Oscar Wall,
Mrs. J. w. Cherry, Mrs A. B. Walda-
mar, Airs. Henry Wan. Mrs. Melting. Mrs.
r. A. Broadhurst, Mrs. S. E. Jensen, Mrs.
r. C. Jensen, Mrs Hornung of Manti,
Mrs. John Meeker, Mrs. win Hunter,
Mrs. j. w, Mccain. Mrs. George Glenn
menson. Winnifred Jensen, Mrs A. Peter
SON Mrs. Henry Larsen, Mrs. II. C.
Beeunlan Mrs. r. Anderson, Irene Mel
SON
Miss Viola Whitaker entertained the
members of the o. n. o. club at her home
Young friends of Mrs. Lettie Saddler
gave her a tin shower Friday evening.
Harry Saddler of Salt Lake The young
couple will leave today for MapletOn,
whore they will make their home.
Violet Bradley of Salt Lake was a guest
of Mrs. Hampshire this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. TGth of Manti were Wis
itOrs to this city the first of the week.
Virgie Johnson gave a party Friday
evening for the senior class of the Wa
satch academy.
The Sunday school officers of Spring
City gave, q party Friday evening to the
81 don fFpn MT
Mi. and Mrs. Peter Rasmussen have
moved to Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Nelson and their
daughter, Irene, spent the greater part
of the past week in Salt Lake.
Mrs. John IL. Jensen entertained a
number of friends at her home Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. D. c. Madsen and children left
Thursday for Idaho.
Mrs. l.. Johnson returned from Gun
nisOn this week. where she has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. e. L. Swalbers.
Miss Vera MOrk returned from Salt
Lake the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jensen gave an
elaborate dinner party at their home
Tuesday afternoon and evening to friends
and relatives An old-fashioned dancing
party was enjoyed during the evening.
Mrs. Retta Post of Park City is here
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Jane Coates of Provo is here
spending a few days with relatives. She
VIII spend the summer III NltSA6f.
A farewell party was given to Mr.. ana
Mrs Stewart Seely Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Madsen and chill
dren returned to Hyrum last Sunday
Mrs. Maggie Terry of Provo was re-
cent visitor to Fairview.
H. p. Hansen of Fairview, choir direc-
tor was surprised the latter part of last
week by having about 100 OF his singers
take possession of his home. Mir. Hansen
was presented with a beautiful music
stand and an autograph album. A very
ENJOYABLE program was rendered, and de-
licious refreshments were served.
Mary A. Alfred of Spring City went to
Provo this week TO visit relatives.
At the North ward meeting house sun
day afternoon the following program will
be rendered: Song by choir, Lilies of
Easter Tide" invocation; double quartet,
MILFORD Hafen and company story, Mrs.
Georgia Johnson: Instrumental music,
Maggie FrandsOn; reading, Annie Ander-
son: address, II. c. Jacobs; solo, Ethel
Christensen; violin solo, Biain Watson;
reading, Arthur Nielsen quartet, Mrs.
Watson and company; plano solo, Mary
Peterson; recitation, Maiben Seely; vocal
sole Emma j. Anderson; talk and song,
TaDanese, Bishop ]. B. Seely; duet, Chrys-
tella and Mary Nielsen; reading, Mrs. h.
G. Jacobs.
be given at the North ward meeting
house by the Sunday school of that ward:
Mrs. Mary Christensen and several OF
her music students from Snow academy
viii be present and will render several
local and instrumental selections The
following is the program: Solo, Willard
Hafen; reading, Georgia Johnson song
male quartet; song, mixed quartet; solo,
Dr. Thompson; solo, Tressie Larsen; read
ing. Nellie Macarthur; solo, Emma ]. An
7erson: cornet solo, Merlin Anderson;
solo, Ruth Candland.
peter Jorgensen and Maria c. Peterson,
both of Spring City, and both over 50
ears of age. were married this week at
Manti.
Mr.. and Mrs MILFORD Ruff OF ScOfiefd
IRE visiting relatives in Moroni.
Annie Jorgensen has returned TO salt |
7 AXE. after a short visit with relatives in