The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-27
State Society

Especial TO The Republican,
Alt. Pleasant, Feb. 2U.-Tno twentieth
Century club ladies gave the most inter
esting social affair of the week in this
city in the shape of an elaborate dancing
party, given in the opera house Tuesday
evening" The hall had been beautifully
decorated and every one present pro
nOunced the party the best Of the season
Punch was served.
The marriage of II. C. Enos of GlOvers-
vile, n. Y, and ElOise Anderson, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Anderson of TINS
city, was sOI6mniZed last Sunday at the
home of the brides parents. The Cere-
mOny was performed at u o'clock noon III
the parlor of the Anderson home. Rev.
L. K. MOrk performed the ceremony.
Mrs Roy +. Campbell acted as matrOn
of honor Miss Hessie Lowell was ring
bearer and Master Russell Anderson car
ried the bride 5 roses. The bride wore
beautiful white wool gown, with hat and
gloves to match. The matrOn of honor
was attired in pale blue silk During the
ceremony Mrs. Ed. Wall rendered soft
piano music. An elaborate wedding
breakfast was served Immediately after
the ceremony. with c. w. SOrensen pre-
siding at table, which was beautifully
decorated with white and pink carna-
tons, roses, ferns, smilax and Chinese
lilies An informal reception was given
from to 1870 p. m. Beautiful presents
of silver, cut glass and linen were re-
ceiVed. Mr.. and Mrs. EnOs viii be at
home in Provo after March 1.
The following standing committees Of
the Mt Pleasant Commercial club were
appointed this week by President T. c.
+ Jensen and Vice President p, NJ. Nielsen;
/ House ADD prOperty-A. c. Wall, chair
man. J. y. Simpson, Henry Erickson.
Program and entertainments. NJ Boy
den, chairman; Abram Johnson, II. Le-
Roy Nelson, J. W. Cherry, Bent r. Han
sen.
Memberships. Z. Jensen. chairman;
Chris BrOthersOn, NJ. R. Anderson.
Trio DF-s7 Tr
man; +. G. Johnson, b. +, Lowell.
Finance and auditing-OsCaT Wall,
/ chairman; II. c. Beaumann, w. w. Nc
/ kirahan.
/ tertained the 0. \. O. club at their home
/ Thursday evening. A very pleasant even
ing was enjoyed. Refreshments were
/ served.
! NJ. A. BCyden and family of Manu were
/ FairvieW visitors last week.
A successful dancing party was given
Friday evening by the public High school
and eighth grade
The old folks party, held at Fountain
/ Green recently, was a very successful
/ affair. All the old people over 60 years
/ Of age were driven to the meeting house
I in sleighs. Following the program, din
/ ner was served, and later in the day an
additional program and luncheon en-
! jOyed. The oldest person present was
/ James GUyman, who is SO years of age,
and the Oldest woman, Elsie Ottesen, who
: is s.,
Mr.. and Mrs James W. Anderson made
/ a trip to Spring City the first OF the
week
Harold Smith returned to Salt Lake
/ Wednesday, after lengthy visit here
with Mr. and Mrs. S. Z. Jensen.
/ Geraldine Hougaard returned the first
/ of the week from Manti, where she had
/ been visiting relatives
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peacock visited
/ friends in Sterling this week.
] Mr. and Mrs q. = Wall he
/ greater part of the past week visiting
/ with Mr. and Mrs. +. c. Coffin.
/ Mrs. +. II. Morris Of Salt Lake left for
/ her home Wednesday. She came here on
| account OF the illness Of her father, An
drew BeCkstrOm,
/ Miss Della Snow Of Fairview came
| down Tuesday to visit her sister, Flor
/ enCe Snow,
/ Mr. and Mrs. John Omansen of Spring
| City are here visiting relatives.
Miss Emma Watson was gwen a pleas
ant surprise party by her friends last
Sunday evening.
The primary association Of the South
/ ward gave a ChildTen's party in the base
ment Of the South ward meeting house
/ Wednesday evening.
! The Wales Concert company appeared
/ before the people of Mt. Pleasant last
/ Wednesday evening, being the last num-
/ Der of the Lyceum course given here this
| winter under the auspices Of the public
| schools.
| MIS-. INUg NllilHttL0EH ltlL thursday
/ for Eureka to visit a sister there.
/ Mrs. E. K Barton gave a party We'd
nesday to friends the occasion being her
I fiftieth birthday
Mrs. c. J. Rasmussen gave a quilting
bee Tuesday evening.
Lena Olsen came home this week from
! Salt Lake for a visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. II. 2. Olsen.
David Madsen and family will leave
March 10 for st. Anthony, Ida, where
thew will make their home
The Young WOmens Christian associa-
| ton gave an oyster supper at the Wa
satch academy last Friday evening.
Ray MOnSen came up from Provo last
Sunday for a short visit with his parents
Edgar F'randsen was up from Ephraim
Saturday and Sunday.
Eva Anderson and Sam Simons, both
of this city, were married last week. They
will make their home here.
Miss Eta ROlph of this city attended
the Alaskan in Mand last Friday even
ing.
Miss Sena Rasmussen Of Fairview is
here on account of the illness of her sis
ter, Mrs. John X. Madsen.
Mi. end Mrs NJ. r. Anderson spent
WashingtOn's birthday in Spring City.
A mothers meeting was held in the
South ward meeting house last Monday
Mrs p. NJ. Nielsen and Mrs. c. w. Sor-
ensen presented lessons on the care of
children. Discussions were given by Mrs
Nina Erickson, Mrs. Ferdinand Erickson,
Rhea WambOlt. Solos were sung by Mrs.
Clair Barton and Mrs. Often.
Walter James of Black Rock was Mt
Pleasant visitor this week.
Harry Rasmussen of Fairview came
down to attend the dance given by the
Twentieth Century club Tuesday evening
DR.. and Mrs. Earl of Fairview were in
attendance at the club dance on Wash
ingtOn's birthday.
An elaborate social function was given
by the local WQOdmen of the World LODGE
and the Women of WOOdcraft lodge Tues
day evening in the lodge rooms. An elab-
crate banquet was served during the
evening. and various kinds of amuse-
ments enjoyed. The festivities ended IN
a dance.
The o. n. o. club ladies are planning an
elaborate dancing party for March t.
Mrs. Roy Nielsen and her three chill
dren returned to her home in Clear Creek
last Wednesday, after a lengthy visit
here with relatives.
The Twentieth Century club ladies met