The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-06
State Society
MANTI.


Florence Braithwaite of this city 10 Jonh
De Young of Ogden, was among the leao-
ing society events Of the Temple CITY
during the week. reception was nelu
Wednesday evening last, when the cere-
mony was performed by Bishop Nlels h
Petersen of the Manu North WARD. IheTe
were present the immediate relatives OF
both families, together with Few Ifiehds'
The rooms at the BTaithwaite nome We're
decorated with carnations and smllaX'
presenting d most striking appearance
Those present were Mr.. and MIS-. JOhn
DeYoung, ST., of Ogden; Miss Anetta De
Young of Ogden, Mrs. Sarah BraiIh-
waite, MIR. and Mrs Joseph 5. Bralth-
waite Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bessey. MI.
and Mrs Milton Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs
f. NJ. Jolley, Lester BraithWalte OF Mon
roe, Joseph L. Braithwalte OF EpnfalLl'
George r. Braithwaite, Charles BraIth-
waite, Ed Braithwaite, Harald BraIth-
waite, Frank Hougaard, Lee Larsen, Ted
Jones, Miss Kate Crawford, Miss Eva
Tuttle, Miss Ada Grenig, Miss Mary
Braithwaite, Miss Nettie Boyington, Miss
Sarah Boyington and Miss Mabel Parry:
Mr.. and Mrs. DeYoung viii make Manu
their home for the present
T. \. Hogan and daughter Jessie OF
Emmett, Ida. are spending q Few DAYS
in Manu visiting with relatives ana
friends.
Miss Agnes Hogan Of salt Lake, for
merly a resident Of Mant. spent part OF
the week here visiting with relatives ana
friends.
H. G. Fredericlsan and son. Christian.
were visitors in Salt Lake during the
week.
Clara Lillian Petersen of Koosharem
visited with friends at the Manu temple
German Rasmussen of Ephraim spent
Tuesday last in Manu with relatives and |
friends.
Franklin Hansen of Moroni was in
Manti this week visiting with friends,
spending part Of his time attending TO
temple work.
Mrs. Charles Miller returned to her
home in American Fork Sunday. after
spending q few days in Manti with rela-
Mr.. and Mrs. NieIs P. Christensen OF
Ephraim spent Tuesday lass IN Manu- VIII
relatives and friends.
family Of KOOsharem were visitors IN
Manti during the week, visiting with
Ruth Z. Anderson of Ephrafm spent
Tuesday last in Manti visiting with
William Andrews of Nephi visited at the
home of Nh. and Mrs. Robert Cunlitte
during the week.
Mrs. John /. Peacock of Sterling was in
Manti Wedn asday last to attend the mar
rage Of a son and Of a daughter AT the
temple.
was in Manti Wednesday. Her daughter,
Miss Asenath Edwards was married that
day a the temple 10 Albert Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Becker visited with
relatives ana friends in Salt Lake Sunday
Dr.. Ross Anderson of Mt. Pleasant was
in Mand during the week visiting with
rels tives and friends.
Miss Asenath Edwards Of Sterling was
sOlemniZed at the temple Wednesday by
Pres. -t Lewis Anderson. The groom
Is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Pea
cock and the bride the daughter Of AIr.
and Mrs. Harrison NJ. Edwards. Miss
Clara Peacock, a daughter or MT. and
Ms. John L Peacock. was united i'm mar
ria6e to Albert Anderson the same day
at me temple and q double reception was
given at the home of Alr. and Mrs. Pea
cock at their home in Sterling the even
ing of the marriage y most delightful
time was spent by large number of
guests among whom were a number oil
AIant people.
Mrs. Caroline Daily Of Levan was in
Manu during the week visiting with rel
ativeS and friends
Miss Helen Jorgensen entertained
Thursday evening. Candy pulling was tn
program and those engaged In this amuse-
ment were Miss Frances Mausen, Fanny
Kenner Alice Johnson, Jessie Wintsch,
Charlotte Lowry. Clara klutsCn and Miss
Ethel Anderson of Maytield.
The marriage Of Thomas P Washburn
of Monroe, q grandson of Mrs Elizabeth
s. Higgs Of this city TO Miss Olive Wlnget
also OF Monroe; was soIemnlzed AZ inc
temple Wednesday by President Lewis
Anderson. Miss Winget is a granddaugh-
ter of Mrs AGelia Squire Of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell MOtfitt were
guests at the double wedding reception
of Canvil Peacock and Miss Asenath Ed
wards and Albert Anderson and Clara
GeaCOCk.
NIr. and Mrs. William s Rust of Rich
field were guests az the home of Mr., and
Mrs. George 5. Rust OF this city this
week.
Mrs Jacob johnson and daughter, Ada,
We're Msuti visitors Friday, attending the
governors reception given in the new the
atre At the opening Of the new armory
and gymnasium.
Miss Alice Lund of Ephraim attended
the reception and ball given in the armOry
Friday evening last for Governor William
Spry and staff.
Miss Patrea Anderson of Ephraim was a
Manti visitor Sunday, q guest at the home
OF Miss SidOnia Olsten.
Miss Lille CTeaves Of Ephraim was in
Manti Friday last visiting with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Beck of Center
field We're in Manti Sunday visiting with
relatives and friends.
Bishop A c. Fjeldsted Of CenterfieId
spent Saturday and sunday in Manu Wis
iting with friends
Fred \. Swalbcrg and Nephi Anderson
of GUnnison were business visitors in
Manti Sunday.
Mrs lido Striugham entertained a tea
party Wednesday afternoon. The guests
present were Airs. Clara Bench, Miss
Helen JOrgensan, Mrs 5. NJ Parry, Mrs.
W. H Anderson and Mrs. Martha Watt.
A pleasant time was spent.
Prof. and Mrs. IT. N. Tanner viii en-
terrain at their home tonight.
Mrs. Britta c. Frome of GunnisOn was
in Manu during the week visiting with
Bishop Joseph Christensen Of Gunni-
son was VISITOR at me nome or JlG4.
and Mrs. A. II. Christensen Sunday last.
Miss Flora Jones of EphTaim was in
Manti Sunday last a guest of her sister,
Miss Mary Jones Of this city,
The Ladies Literary club held a most
interesting and instructive session at the
club rooms Thursday afternoon last. Mrs.
Mile Kerr gave the rhetoric lesson, Mrs.
Christen AXelsen read four chapters OF
HiaWatha, Mrs c. " Bird sang the lul-
laDye and Mrs. II. r. Clark also gave an
interesting reading There we're 70 mem
bers present.
MI and Mrs. Nymphus Larsen Of Sugar
City, Ida, are IN the cit visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs c.. =. Larsen.
Mr.. and Mrs Larsen came to Manu pTin-
cpally to attend the funeral services Of
Samuel Ware father OF Mrs Larsen
Bishop O. 2. Miller OF Salt Lake at
tended the quarterly conference held in
this City Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. J. T. Miller Of Salt Lake was in
'he city during the week on professional
business
Mrs. J. II. Clark and DIR. II. r. Clark
left during the we for P8uguitch TO
attend funeral services of a little daugh-
ter of Mrs. W. W Riddle who accidental
" burned 10 death last week at their
home in PanguitCh.
Brigham W. NcAllister and his mother
Mrs. Ann McAIIister. returned during the
week from ST. George
A. O. Andeln of Richfield was in Manti
during the week visiting with friends
The Misses Marine and Christane vii
lardsen Of EpAraim We're in Manu Sun