The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-28
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EPHRAIM
Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Ephraim, Aug 27.-AIonday afternoon
a reunion was held by the Ktesgaard
Iamlly at their ranch north of this city
me crowd assembled at the home OF
refer kJesgaard and made the trip in
/ carriages and arrived at the ranch
| shortly afternoon. The afternoon was
spent In social chat and a program con-
Slsting or songs and speeches was car
RED out Those in attendance were:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Armstrong Mr.
and Mrs. John Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs
Earl Peacock, Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Peter
peterson. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kjes-
gard, Mr.. and Mrs. Ali I<jesgaard and
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Armstrong. Mr.
kJeSgaard has 13 children. SO grand
children and 3S Observation-Disclosures.
one or the social events of the week
was birthday party at the home of
MI. and Mrs. Martin IsaacsOn Monday
afternoon in compliment TO Miss Mae
Buhler or Heber City. The afternoon
was spent in social chat, and lunch was
served. The guests were: Misses Ben
delta Beal. Rose Beal, Ann Isaacson.
and the Mrs. Martin Isaacson, David
seal, j. ). Beal. y. f. Moves, Aaron
Nelson, Henry PETERSON, Chris FOlster.
John Beal and the guest of honor.
Mrs. DR.. A. J. Nelson entertained in
formally Monday afternoon from 3 un-
I'll o'clock. in honor of Miss Hannah
kJar OF Salt Lake. Refreshments were
were Mrs. Peter Peterson, Miss Sara h
Peterson, Miss Mae BUTLER of Salt Lake.
Mrs. John Armstrong, Miss Alice Lund,
Mrs. n. Phil Jensen, Mrs. Nelson and
Miss Kiar
Miss Laura Christensen was the host
ess at social Monday afternoon Lunch
was served and the afternoon was
spent in games and music. Those in at
tendance were Mrs. Lena DOrius, Mrs.
W. j. Dunn, Mrs. Hans Jensen Mrs.
Andrew Mortensen, Mrs. Harold Soren-
sen, Miss Sarah Peterson and Mrs. Lars
Larson.
The many friends of Ellis Isaacson of
this city will be pleasantly surprised
70 learn OF his engagement TO Miss Mae
Buhler or Heber City. The maria ge
VIII take place in Salt Lake during the
early part of September.
Miss Alice Lund and Mrs Alverda
Sorensen left Saturday for Provo. where
they were Joined by friends from Og-
zen and salt Lake, and all spent Sun
day as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Vey Booth at EdgewOod.
Mrs. George Wilson left Monday for
salt Lake. after a visit with her par
ehts, Mr.. and Mrs. Jens p. Peterson.
Mrs. \. +. Noyes pleasantly enter
tanned the ladies of the Kensington
club at her home Monday afternoon.
sweet peas were used in the decoration
on the dining table, and several bou-
quets were arranged in cosy effect
about the parlOr. The lunch was served
noon was spent in needleWOrk
Mrs. Ephraim Hansen was the host
css at a social Tuesday afternoon
which was one OF the prettiest events
given during the summer. Pink and
Whlle sweet peas were used in pro-
fusion about the home. and a pretty
bouquet formed the centerpiece on the
dining table. Lunch was served. Miss
Sophia Hanson assisted at the table
while Mrs. i anson served the punch.
The event was given in honor of Mrs
;. j. Johnson OF Salt Lake. Those in
attendance were Mrs. s. j. Johnson, d.
G. Jensen OF Logan, NJ. f. Murray. Jen-
nie Johnson Josie JOrgenSen, Frank
Christensen. Caroline Peterson, Geneva
Peterson, Matte Larson, Angie Frost
Clara Brimhall Martha Beal Emma
olsen, Josie Anderson, Sophia Hanson
Dora CarlstOn, Lille Willardson, and
the hostess.
Miss Sophia Hanson entertained her
relatives and a few intimate friends
Wednesday in honor OF her birthday.
Dinner was served and pleasant
evening was spent in music and social
chat.
Mrs. Ida Beck was the recipient OF
a surprise Friday afternoon. Thirty OF
her relatives and friends stepped into
the home during the early part OF the
afternoon, and were prepared TO serve
a lunch. Mrs. Beck was presented
with a beautiful token from the ladies.
The Ladies Literary club met at the
day afternoon, and the ladies report
that the meeting was one or the best
held since tire organization. Augusta
Christensen delivered a lecture on the
life OF James u. Garfield. The par
liamentary drill was conducted by len
ME Johnson, ana a classic reading was
given by Lille SOrensen. Many sub
jects OF Interest were discussed Her-
tanning 10 the work for the cornins,
winter. Lunch was served. Those in
attendance were Augusta Christensen.
Lille SOrensen, Martha Beal, Laura
Sorensen, Stena Hanson, Cora Madsen,
Linda Rasmussen, Mrs. j. Y. Jensen,
Dagmar Thorpe, Clara Anderson and
Mrs. ID. c. Jensen
Mrs. David Beal entertained infor-
mally Sunday afternoon at dinner
party. Covers were laid for ten.
Professor and Mrs. NOyes and their
family left for Provo yesterday. where
they VIII visit with relatives and
friends.
Miss Katie Olsen returned from Salt
Lake yesterday.
Dr. j. c. Madsen, who returned re-
Gently from a trip 10 Nevada, is i'll
with typhoid fever.
Peter BreinhOlt of this city at
tended the scandinavian reunion
which was held in Moroni last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Brimhall was given a sur
prise Wednesday afternoon in honor OF
her birthday. The relatives and a few
intimate friends were in attendance.
Mrs. Brimhall was presented with a
beautiful dinner set. Lunch was served