The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-27
RICHFIELD,
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Rlchfield, Feb. 26.-Mrs. A. X. Han
sen has been hostess at two Kensing-
| tons this week, which were most en-
JOyable. The rooms were prettily dec
GRATED with cut flowers, and the re-
Ireshments served were the most de-
| hctous- The guests at the first func-
tons were Mesdames S. G. Clark, J. F
Chldester, b. A FOutz, J. L. Quisr, 10
seph Poulsen. Bert EnCe, n. c. POuIsen
r. COWley, T. r. GIedhilI, Jesse Bean,
A. Ence, j. f. HeppleT, J. H. Erickson
Nlrginius Bean, Farley Magleby. n. j.
Bates and Mrs J. NJ. Peterson.
At the second event the guests were
Mesdames Frank Heppler, Guy Lewis,
Anna Galloway, A. II. Ackerson, I. NJ
| Studebaker, J. NJ. Peterson, John Hood
}. }. Steiner, E. E. Heffmann, Joseph
Johnson, Willis Johnson, H. n HAYES
c. N. Heppler and the Misses Lou and
irene Seegmiller and Kinda Jorgensen
Inc Tam1ly of Hans Christensen
gathered last Tuesday to do honor to
him on the SEVENTEEN anniversary Of
ms blrth. There were fOrty-five mem
Ders OF the family present. Mr.. Chris
/ Jensen IS the father of Mayor Chris
Jensen. The event was also in the ma
| ture of farewell gathering to one of
the sons, Leonard Christensen, who
leaves next week for the Scandinavian
mission field.
The old folks of the Third ward were
| given sumptuOus banquet Tuesday
| Dy the religion class workers. All the
people over 90 years of age living in
| the ward, regardless of religions he
lief, were entertained The ward choir
under the direction of John Hood, rem
aered a program as the conclusion Of
the banquet. Toasts were given nv
Mrs. Angus Fillmore, Nellie Stalker. w
II. Clark, Simon Christensen John
Hood and W. II. Seegmiller. while mu-
| slcaI numbers were rendered by Elvira
Jensen. Mrs. W. H Robinson Mrs An
I IRIS ID
sen, Mrs, Charles Hansen, Mrs. Charles
Osuen, Etebecca Peterson and lydia
Bean. II. J. Hansen was master of
| ceremonies, and the address Of welcome
was delivered by Bishop Coons.
tuesday evening the members Of the
SCANDINAVIAN meetings assembled in
tne FIRST ward meeting house to honor
their leader Hans Christensen, the
leader OF the meetings. on his seven
Jleth birthday. An excellent progra m
was rendered in the mother tongue
| nose taking part being II. J. Hansen
rank WILCOX, Mrs. Frank Callawav
| SeDecca peterson, Emma Khyl, Mabel
and Maud Christensen Mrs w &
| Orrock, Mrs Charles Erickson. Mrs
Nielsen of Salina and the Danish choir.
/ under the direction of Mrs. Lizzie Han
/ sen. An elegant Bible was presented
to the guest of honor, the presentation
speech being made by Simon Christen-
sen.
The military ball given by companv
/ + OF the Utah National Guard was a
great success. over 200 dancers were
present The exhibition drfIl was an
interesting feature.
The Royal NeighbOrs held another of
Jnelr enjoyable sOcials Tuesday night
at their lodge rooms Cards was rho
chief amusement, and prizes were won
by Mrs. J. NJ. StUdebaner and Lester
| wright, while the consolation tronhies
went to Mr.. Studebaker and Mrs. Carl
| Goldbansen- Refreshments were served
MISS Pearl Wright was hostess at a
| very pretty and well appointed KEN
sington social last Monday. The re-
freshments were most delicious and
10 add to the pleasantness Of the af-
IaIr. the hostess prepared a surprise for
her guests by having the husbands and
sWeetheaarts join the party lust as
| the refreshments were Deing served
Hazel Lawson is home from Tooe1e
where she visited with her sister for
several weeks
Mrs. Kate Very is here from Idaho
| on an extended visit to her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lawson.
DR.. II. K. Neil has been in Salt Lake
the past week, taking in the Auto
show.
/. w. LUnd Of Pleasant Grove was
visitor at the home of his old friend
Fl. n. Haynes on Tuesday.
Mrs. II. w RamlOse was a Salt Lake
visitor during this week.