The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-20
State Society
MOUNT PLEASANT.

evening spent. Those present We're
President c. NJ. Lund, Z. NJ. Nielsen,
Mary Peterson, Ida Larsen, Florence
Monsen, Ada, Sarah and Lucille Barton,
Annie Jensen, Marian Larsen, Anna
ROlph. Anna Knudsen, Emil Rutishau-
ser, Cleo Lund Minnie Christensen,
MI. and Mrs. SOrensen were assisted
In entertaining by Anna Knudsen,
Emil Rutishauser Minnie Christensen
and Della Tidwall.
Miss Mary A. Hansen came down
from Salt Lake for visit with friends
this week.
The w. C. 7. L. mothers meeting
was held at the home of Mrs. John
Meeker Friday afternoon.
A most elaborate and interesting
dancing party was given by the ladies
of the O. N 0. club Friday evening of
last week. The hall was decorated
with a profusiOn of artificial peach
blossoms, large Japanese jar was
which pink and white kite streamers
were hung to the sides and ends of the
building, Japanese lanterns and fans
We're also among the decorations, while
the stage was turned into a Japanese
tea garden. The scene presented was
one of the most pleasing and uniquely
arranged that has ever been produced
in Mount Pleasant. During the evening
the girls of the club, who were at
tired In Japanese costumes gave a
drill. Those giving the party were
Goldie Faux, Mrs. Georgia Johnson,
inca Rasmussen, Hilda Madsen, Han
nah Madsen, Mrs. Pearl Rosenlof, Flor
ence Monsen, Eta Rolph, Anna Ander-
son, Ada Barton, Sarah Barton, Emma
Lund, Viola Whitaker, Lucille Rolph,
Anna knudsen Irene Nelson.
The Home Culture club gave an Irish
party at the home of Mrs. J.. W. Nc
Gam Monday evening. The husbands
of the club ladies were present. Irish
games and Irish jokes and stories were
enjoyed. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Will Hunter entertained number
of her lady friends Wednesday afternoon
at her home. Elaborate refreshments
were served and very pleasant after
noon and evening spent.
The wives of the local Masonic lodge
members were guests of Mrs. r. A.
Broadhurst Tuesday afternoon. A very
enjoyable afternoon was reported.
The faculty of the Wasatch academy
will entertain a number of their friends
this evening
The Eagles aerie of this city gave its
annual ball Thursday night.
The local Masonic lodge gave a banquet
last Saturday night at the opera house.
Mrs. Charles Eatinger has returned to
her home in Ogden, after spending a few
days here with friends and relatives
The South ward Y. l.. NJ. l. association
will give a character ball at the opera
house Tuesday, March 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rasmussen will
leave Sunday for Ogden, where they will
spend the summer.
Ruby Madsen returned from Provo the
latter part of last week.
Laurltz Larsen, proprietor of the Queen
City bowling establishment. gave bowl
ing party Wednesday evening.
Rev. and Mrs Z. E. MOrk returned
Thursday from Salt Lake. after having
Bell Marx of Moroni is visiting in
Fairview.
A crowd of young people called on
NADIA Zabriski Sunday evening and
gave her pleasant surprise.
Lulu Proctor has returned to this city
after spending part of the winter in
Salt Lake.
Rachel Gunderson entertained friends
at her home Thursday evening.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Christensen of
Centerfield are here visiting relatives
and friends.
Mrs. C. Anderson, Mrs Joseph Blain
and Mrs. Avelia Mills, all of Spring
City. went to Nephi Wednesday to Wis
it their brother, H. D. Alfred.
c. P. Hansen of Elsinore was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. R. Anderson of this
city this week
The pupils of Miss Florence Monsen,
a member of the public school faculty.
gave her a surprise party last Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. A. S. Jensen gave an enjoyable
quilting bee Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Wilcox returned the first
of the week from Emery county, where
Mrs. Harold Sorensen was a Redmond
visitor the first of the week.
Mrs. Arthur Halliday came here from
Provo last Saturday for a visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. SOrensen.
Relief society annual day was observed
here Thursday. The following program
was given at the South ward meeting
house: Talk on relief society work, Mrs.
Nina Erickson; recitation, Lettie Hamp
shire; reading, Annie w. Candland; talks
bV stake officers.
Mrs. E. c. johnson entertained the local
Women of the Woodcraft lodge last week
at her home. banquet and a pleasant
evening were enjoyed. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Macarthur Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wall, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Madsen, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. T. Drage, Mrs. Abner Crane. Mrs w.
w. Woodring, Mrs. Ole Nielsen, Mrs. Niels
Matson, Mrs. Heber Ivie, Mrs. A. Thomp-
son, Mrs. S. w. Johnson, Mrs. w. Bran
don. Mrs. Ross Anderson.
The following home missionaries have
been appointed to speak in the various
wards of North Sanpete stake on Sunday,
March 20: Milburn, Joseph Seely and N
". Anderson Indianola, Heber S. Olsen
and Elan II. Anderson; Fairview, ST
mon T. Beck and Samuel Alfred; Mt
Pleasant north ward. Daniel Cook and r.
vim Gee; Mt. Pleasant south ward, Ma
than Fox and Joseph d. Jolly; Spring
City, G. p. Olsen and Clarence Pritchett;
Chester William E. Robson and Robert
Adolph Merz; Moroni, Lars Nielsen and
George d. jackson; Freedom, George Sor- !
9nsen and Hans J. Brown; Fountain |
Green. Andrew Larsen and Sylvester Bar |
ton.
Helen Nelson returned from Nephi this |
week.
The Misses Ada and Sarah Barton gave |
/ kitchen shower Friday evening in honor |
IF Miss Lettie Hampshire who will be
married next Wednesday to Harry Sad
Her of Salt Lake. The couple will make |
heir home in Mapleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Rosenlof have re
turned from a honeymoon trip through |
he northern part of the state
Friends of Miss Lucille Ralph gave her /
1 pleasant surprise party last week, the |
occasion being her twentieth birthday
Myrtle Rowen of Salt Lake was in this |
,ity the latter part of last week.
A family dinner was given Tuesday of |
asst week at the home of Andrew Mad |
sen, in honor of his seventy-fifth birth |
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reese, Mrs Clara |
Larsen Mrs. Hettie Taylor, Messrs. Lar |
zen and Taylor, and Miss Blanche Iiv- |
ngston, all of Salt Lake, were recent |
Visitors to Spring City.
Mrs ]. Nj. BOyden and her two daugh- /
ers have returned from Provo.
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