The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
State Socletv
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Especial to The Republican,
Lehi, April 16.-The Areo Glee club
entertained Thursday evening at
very select butterfly ball in the Second
ward assembly hall. The hall was pref
tily decorated with butterflies and
roses. Punch was served during the
evening. About IS couples were pres
emit Those giving the bali were Misses
DoTton, Annie Whipple, Emelia Oster-
loh Maude Kirkham Selena Winn,
Anna Stoddard and Evelyn Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson of Heber
were visiting Mrs. Mary Wright Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. knight attended
the funeral of Elder Miller at Midvale
Wednesday.
German E. Ellsworth, president of
the northern states mission, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Y Smith
Wednesday.
The Fourth ward choir gave a very
pleasant social in honor of Mrs. f. Kir-
ton. one of their members who expects
to make her home in Provo in the fu-
ture. The evening was spent in play
ing games and dancing.
Monday evening farewell dance
was given in the city pavilion in honor
of Mabel Southwick and James Han
sen. who left this week to fulfil q mis-
sion. A large number were present
and the affair was a great success.
Miss Ada Mckinley of Idaho is Wis
iting friends in Lehi.
Miss Mildred Gray is visiting friends
in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Emma COlman of Arizona is Wis
iting in Lehi this week.
Miss Beuiah Gray, who is teaching
school in MapletOn, has been spend
ing the week in Lehi with her parents.
Mrs. J. G. McCune of Eureka is Wis
ting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
c. Earl.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Proctor are Wis
ting Mr.. Proctor's parents in Union,
Salt Lake county
Wednesday evening the Second ward
Sunday school gave one of the best
concerts ever given in Lehi, in the tab
ernacle. The program consisted of Sc
lectiOns by the Lehi silver band, the
Lehi Glee club and the Areo Glee club
also solo by Miss Hazel Evans.
duet by Misses Sadie Davis and Dulcie
Webb, solo by Miss Dulcie Webb and
piano solo by Miss Reva Davis. All
the numbers We're exceptionally well
taken and the concert a great credit
TO Leh and those who took part.
: Misses Cheta Davis. Reva Davis and
Hazel Evans who were in Lehi We'd
nesday in order to take part in the
Sunday school concert, returned to
Provo Thursday.
l. d. Wines president of the Utah
Banking company. spent Sunday and
Monday in Lehi. He left here for Ruby
Valley. Nevada, to be gone ten days.
April q the Commercial club will
give the last NUMBER OF It's lecture
course in the tabernacle. The lecture
will be Thomas Z, Green on Truth
About Japan" The lecture course has
been very successful.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. James H.
Gardner entertained in honor of her
little son. lie Roy. large number of
his friends were present and the aft
ernoon was spent in those games that
children delight in. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
The T.ehi silver band gave a very
successful dance I the Orpheus hall
Pleasant Grove Friday evening. A
prize was one of the drawing cards to
Miss Pearl Davis. who came over
from Provo Saturday to visit her par
ente returned Monday.
Miss Lucille Howe. who has been the
guest of Miss Myrtle Russon the mast
week. returned to her home in Salt
Lake Sunday
Mrs. Nora Bloomenthal of salt Lake
spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. S.
A. Olmstead.
Miss Emma Coates. Messrs. Guy Ev-
ans. Earl and Norman HOMESTEAD all
students of the Y Of T., spent the Arbor
dav holiday in Lehi.
The friends of Miss Levon Smith
gave her very pleasant surprise at her
home Tuesday evening. Light refresh
ments We're served and a good time
was enioved
Mr.. and Mrs William Remington of
Provo sDent the past week in Tehf
The Third ward Dramatic comnanv
gave an entertainment at Fairfield
Saturday evening.
Mrs A. Gudmunsen Mabel South
wick. Hazel Austin and Pearl Shelton
went to Salt Lake Tuesday TO visit Mr..
and Mrs George Austin.
Miss Ma he'll Southwick left Wednes-
dav for CHICAGO on mission.
A number Of the friends of Mr.
Jacobs gathered at his home lest week
and enjoved a regular old time social
There was Teasing and anusements
such as were enjoyed in the days of