The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-26
MANTI.

Special to The Tribune.
MANTI. June 25.-One Of the charming
hostcsses of the week was Mrs. /. d,
Voorhees,. who entertained Monday after
noon for Mrs; Ed Hosford OF Oakland;
Cal. A delicious luncheon was served
about 6 o'clock, covers being laid for
eleven,
Misses Tillia and Annie Mortensen.
who have been visiting their mother and
sister, left Saturday for Salt Lake.
Mrs. Il. Jensen entertained about
twenty young people at an Ice cream
party Friday in honor of her daughter.
Ludean. IL being her birthday. The day
was spent in outdoor sports
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hall are rejoicing
over the arrival OF their first born. 1t
is n little son.
Mrs. A. o. Anderson entertained in n
delightful manner Tuesday evening In
honor OF her cousin, Laura Anderson, OF
Toquerville.
Friday afternoon about fifteen young
women friends gave a bundle shower In
honor OF Ada Greenig, June bride. The
time was spent In games. and dainty
of our public school teachers for three
years.
The Musical club met Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. E. D. Soren-
son. A number of ladies were present
and a very interesting programme was
carried out. Refreshments were served
at the close OF tho programme.
Mr. and Mrs. Jens P. Larsen and fami-
ly came to Manti their wonrlm old home Tbav TFi
have been absent several years ana ~ili
visit relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Frank L, Tuttle enter
tained Wednesday afternoon In honor oi
Mrs. p, Hosford Of California. Beauti-
full flowers deckcd the tables, where
delicious luncheon was served.
DR.. C. w. Martin and daughters; Mary
and Winnie Fitzhush. left "Wednesday for
Fayette, whore they will begin sosPel
tent work.
Miss Kathleen Hosford OF Oakland
Cal, was guest OF honor Thursday aft
ernoon, when Miss Lila Harmon enter
tained nine young ladies in her honor.
1t was one of the most successful parties
Of the season. Dainty refreshments were
served and the seasons flowers we're
used in profuson throughout the home
DR.. Charles Bird and wife returned
Tuesday from a pleasant pleasure trip
10 Salt Lake.
Miss Mary e. Martin returned home
from Sprngville, where she has been en-
gagged as assistant principal at the Hung-
erford academy the past school year.
Mrs. NJ. B. Nelson. who has been visit
Ing In California for several months; re-
turned Monday, her daughter. Mrs. Mary
Phillips of Orange, Cal, accompanying
hor. They are the guests OF MIS-. l.. r.
Becker, daughter OF Mrs, Nelson -
Mrs. Lucy Peacock, who has been visit
ing her sister and father In Portland.
Or. for several weeks. returned home
Friday.
One of the most successful lawn parties
of the week was that given by me
ladies OF the Mutual Improvement asso-
ciation Thursday evening at the nome
of Mrs Ounce Crawford, in honor or
their president, Mrs, Frank Alder, who
has resigned. About seventy-fWe ladies'
were present Refreshments were served
Mrs Alder was presented With two peau-
tiful pictures OF Cupid
The r. K class met at the home oil
Mrs. A. P. Voorhees, Tuesday afternoon
with ten members present, An interest,"
ing programme was carried out, ana re-
freshments were served by the hostess
Mrs. Peter Hougaard OF Salt Lake came
down Friday to visit with her daughter,
Mrs. i. z. Nickleson.
Mrs. Mildred August presented her
husband with a fine son Thursday.
Fay SidwelI, who has been in Nevada
for the past year, returned home Ihurs-
day.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Jessie work
was the recipient of very pleasant sur
prise by her relatives and 1rlenoS. =
birthday dinner was served in her honor
about 6 o'clock,
Ernest Hardy OF Silver City Is visit
ing with relatives and friends for ieW
days.