The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03
State Society
BRIGHAM CITY.


Especial to The Herald RepubEean.)
Brigham City. April Misses Vera and
Gthel Reese gave a delightful Easter
party Sunday afternoon at the homo of
Miss Vera Rees' parents in the Fourth
ward. The rooms were tastefuIiy deco
rated for the occasion in purple and yell
low. The games of the evening were cards
and pit Dainty refreshments had been
prepared and were served by the young
tadies. Those IN the party were: Ray
tAnucSon. Malinda Wright, Ethel Rses,
Erwin Standing. Ray Jensen, Alex Fig
gins and Reub Jensen.
At the home of County Attorney Nels
Jensen a delightful birthday social was
given in honor OF the fiftieth birthday OF
idAr. Jensen. Many relatives and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jensen were invited to
take part IN the festivities and delight
1ul time was spent. After a Weil-ar-
ranged dinner at O'Clock, John Anderson
gave a short entertainment IN slelght-
ot-h6nd tricks. Mrs. A L. Neff also
recited q number of select readings. Those
present were; MIR. ana Mrs. CluT Jensen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Jensen, Mr.. anf Mrs.
"a Z. Hollngren. Mr.. and Mrs. JOnn 2.
Hoimgren. Mr.. and Ars. David Ho-mgren.
MIR. and Mrs Ralph Jensen, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. c W.
iknudson. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Knudson,
Dir. and Mrs. A. l.. kneff, Mr. and Mrs.
Nv. p. Day. EIr. and Mrs. John Knud-
son. Mrs. Msry Holmgren, Misses Rose
Roach, Myrtle Jensen, Matilda OrlOD,
iLeutia Flint, Ina StratfOrd, Olive Jen-
sen. Ethel KnudsOD. Messrs. Conrod Jen-
sen. Norman Jensen, Homer Hoimgren,
Oscar Holmgren, Ezra Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs Ephraim w Dunn enter
tsined Sunday afternoon in honor Of MIR.
and Mrs. c. ". KnudsOn, Mr.. and Mrs
Fames KnudsOn. Mr.. and Mrs, John e
KnudsOn. Dinner was served late In the
afternoon. The bin consisted principally
sDf Easter dishes
Mrs. Emma Lundgren entertained g
humber of her lady friends at her home In
First North Monday afternoon, and Mon
day evening the gentlemen were also en-
xertained by Mrs. Lundgren. The after
moon was spnt in social chat Refresh
'ments We're served afternoon and eve
ming, at which time jolly good time was
Rad by all present. Those in the party
lwere: Mesdames Louise JespersoD. c. A.
Kaiser, +. c. +. Hartmann, Anna Chris
Hansen. Christina Sorensen, Edith So
Tensen, Ellen Petersen, Jenny Dlderick-
Fsen, Petra Petersen, Mrs. Hansen, Hans
Ogaard, NJ. Christensen. Mrs. Andrew
Nelson, Mrs. Petersen, Marius Rasmus-
6en, Elmer Rasmussen, n. Chr. Simon
iSen, Amanda Gleerup, Julius Bruun;
Misses Kate Funk and Stella Petersen.
Mrs Lena Jensen and daughter. LOttie,
returned 10 their home IN Salt Lake after
spending several days visiting relatives
and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs George c. Ship of Salt
Lake were visiting relatives in Brigham
City few days during the week.
An Easter social was given by Miss Zllla
Wight in honor of the G. X g eIuG,
which was attended by many Of Miss
Nights friends The rooms were deco
rated prOfusely with viOlets. The eve
ming was pleasantly spent in playing
games of various kinds. The refreshments
consisted of ice cream, cake. lemonade
and candy. Those in the party were;
Misses Edith Berg, Nadine Dunn Helen
Uensen, Stella Nelson, Aida Neeley Mary
CLARK, Zilla Wight, Bessie Burt, Ruth
ifTurd, Dolores Stohl, Ephraim Johnson,
Junior Anderson, Earl Pierce, Clifford
fIighley, Bonnie KnudsOn, Max Fishburn,
Wesley HOrsley, Ezra Taylor, Clifford
Rogers, Steven Josephson, Cyril Wright
Il. Cheal
turned from an extended visit to SYRIA
lcuse, n. Y, where they visited friends
and relatives.
sunday afternoon after the close of the
regular meeting In the Second ward.
farewell social was arranged In honor
of Elder Merren Valentine, who will leave
on a foreign mission in g few days.
splendid program was arranged ana car
rIed out a purse of Sl0S.S5 was sub
soribed and presented Mr.. Valentine to
help defray his expenses.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
N Stohl one evening the early part Of
carried out for Miss Sylvia Mason, for
merly OF Willard, who has been called to
iii a mission TO the South Sea Islands,
where she expects to remain for the com
ing three years. NiOlets were used IN
profusion for decorating; the rooms Of the
Etohl residence. a number on the pro-
gram of unusual interest was the read
ing Of a humorous paper written by Miss
Delta Cole. Dainty refreshments were
served later in the evening. Miss Mason
was presented a handsomely bound set OF
church works. In the party were: Mr..
AMI Mrs. Oleen n. stohl. Mr.. and Mrs
II. II. Blackburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels jen-
san. Mr.. and Mrs. L. N Stohl, Mr.. and
Mrs o. Petersen, Mr.. and Mrs. {. h
Davis. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Jensen, Mr.
and Mrs Richard z Davis Mr.. and Mrs
Lorenzo ". Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wight; Misses Eliza Thompson,
Phoebe Madsen. Emma StOhl, Hattie
Nichols, Delta Cole, EUnice Ensign, Syl-
Via Mason, Elvira Petersen, Ada Ralphs;
Nfesdames LOttie Cozier, Sophia Valentine,
ADELAIDE Westerberg; Messrs. E. p. Hors-
lev. AlonZO Petersen and George Davis.
Sunday afternoon a birthday party was
given al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs James
Olsen of this city in honor of Mr.. Oh
sens seventy-first birthday In the party
we're six sons and their families from
Cache Valley, all residing in College ward.
Those in the party were Lorenzo Olsen,
Joseph Olsen, Hyrum Olsen. Lavenus Oh
sen. Alma Olsen, Erastus Olsen and
number of relatives from north OF this
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