The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-30
RlCHFiELD

Special TO The Tribune.
RICHFIELD. Jan. 29.-Miss Prudence
Poulsen was hostess ut a very pleasant
house party Monday evening in honor OF
Archie Dunn OF Tooele. \ delicate lunch
con was served and games and music
were the pastimes
The Second Ward Relief society is pre-
| pairing 10 give grand bail a the Anona
on Friday. February 4. This will be the
| great event Of the dancing season.
| The teachers OF the second intcrmedi-
| ate department OF the drst ward Sunday
| school entertained the members OF the
| class at the home OF DR.. and Mrs. l.. /.
| Noyes Tuesday evening There were about
fifty guests present and splendid lunch
was served.
! Tuesday evening an old time social VIII
| be given in the first ward meeting house
| in honor OF the recently returned mis-
sionarios. Dancing and refreshments will
be features of the evening.
One of the most enjoyable social events
| OF the week was an elaborate dinner
served to number of friends at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Christensen on
Tuesday night After The feast there
were various amuscmcnts provided for the
guests. which kept them pleasantly oC-
cup!ed until midnight.
The party given by the Royal Neigh
bors at the lodgeroomS this week was
one OF the most enjoyable of the many
which this organization has given. Cards
were the principal amusement and an oX-
ccllcnt lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson enter
tanned one evening this week at a well
appointed dinner, Cards and music were
the pastimcs.
TWO basketball games took place at the
Anona Thursday night between the girls
and boys Of Central and Rlchheld. They
were two spirited contests. Professor
Aston was referee and Mr.. Greenwood
was umpire. After the game the visitors
were given IL banquet at the high Schoo,
building and the evening closed with a
dancing carnival. which was very much
enjoyed to the music of the Anona or
chcstra,
Word has been received from Mr.. and
Mrs George II ogden that they will ar
rive here February 3. Since they were
released from their mission to the cast
crn states they have enjoyed a pleasant
visit to Mexico, California and Oregon.
They are visiting relatives at Salt Lake
ut present. They will he welcomed home
by their many friends.
The Second Ward Primary association
officers met at the home OF Mrs. y. *.
Hansen Oh Tuesday night. And after the
meeting was over the affair developed
into pleasant social. Mrs, Hansen served
delicious refreshments.
Marriage licenses were issued this week
to Floyd Williams OF Salna and Florence
Pauli of Redmond and Ray Jensen OF
RichBeld and Pearl Hawes OF MarySvalc.
The latter couple were married by Will
nam NbSu'II AZ lAIS IlpIilc QtSulN tNEu-
Ing.
Preparations are being made for a
Scandinavian party. To be given In the
FIRST ward February % in honor OF Hans
Christensen the president OF the Scan
dsnavIan meetings. Representatives OF the
three prominent Scandinavian nations will
bc present in native costume and the az
fair promises TO be a successful one.
Maud and Mabel Christianscn will ropre.
sent Norway; Kisty Jensen and Emma
Kyle will represent Sweden. and Coral
Erickson, Matte Nelson Rcbecca Peter
son and lncz Anderson VIII represent
Denmark
Mrs. James Bolitho, Sr, has arrived
home from Pioche.
Miss Chanie Hansen arrived home from
Eureka Tuesday.
Victoria Graham Is visiting with her
sister in Salt Lake.
Mrs John Halves Of Marysyale was
visitor here this week
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