The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
BRIGHAM CITY.
Special TO The Tribune.


BRIGHAM CITY, April 2-Sunday
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Dunn en-
tertalned at an Easter dinner at their
home on Main street, Just north of For
est At dinner. besides Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunn. were: Mr., and Mrs. John c.
! Knudson. MIR and Mrs Charles W
Kuudson, Mr. and Mrs. James Nnudson.
Mrs. Emma Lundgrcn gave her usual
annual social Monday afternoon and even
| Ing at her nome on First North street.
| AT the party were many OF Mrs. Lund
2rens most Intimate friends. The Gus
tom OF entertaining her lady friends once
year is one OF many years standing
| with Mrs. Lundgren The time spent
| in social chat. and in the evening the
| gentlemen were invited ard a ger e:al
good time was had until a late hoGr
| noon and evening.
Monday evening the piano pupils OF
Miss Christian gave a social In her honor
at the home OF Miss Hope Fishburn, as
| Il farewell. Miss Christian left Frida !"
morning for Salt Lake City where she
! VIII reside in the future, The pupils pre-
sentcd their former instructor a framed
| picture. q landscape scene. Dainty re-
/ freshments were served,
The Misses We're and Ethel Rscs en-
| tertaincd at a delightful Easter social
| Sunday evening. at which many OF the
young ladies' friends were invited. The
| u
Mrs. David Rees. The rooms were beau
| tifullv decorated In purple and yellow.
| The table decorations were the same col
| ors. The evening was spent IN card
| playing, pit being the principal game of
| the evening. Refreshments were served
Oscar Janson is home for few days.
| visiting at the home Of his mother, Mrs.
Hannah Janson, in the Third ward.
| John Evans. who has spent the winter
| in Salt Lake City, came TO Brigham and
| visited n few DAYS this week, prior to
leaving for an extended trip TO southern
! Utah.
At the home OF Miss Emelia Madsen
a delightful social was given Monday
| evening in honor OF three retiring officers
| of the Mutual association in the Third
| ward, Mcsdames Vera Jcppson Lula B.
Reeder and Miss Daisy Madsen being the
| honorcd guests. The rooms Of the Mad
| sen residence were tastefuly decorated.
and during the evening refreshments
| were served.
| Monday evening, Merrell Valentine was
the recipient OF a well-arranged and
| pleasant surprise party. given by mem
bers of the family as n farewell. as Mr.,
! valentine departs In a few days Tor a
mission abroad. \ purse of about $50
| was presented to Mr. Valentine. Refresh
ments were served later in the evening.
| Sunday programme was carried out IN
| the Second ward meeting house and Il
purse Of SlOS was also given Mr.. Val
| entlne,
The Easter party given by Th Ral-At-A
| girls was n grand success, and was given
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
| Knudson: The rooms were beautifully
decorated in purple and white and vio-
! let's. Progressive high FIVE was the prln-
| cipal game OF the evening Partners
were drawn for luncheon by unraveling
| cobwebs. The refreshments consisted of
| salad. sandwiches, ice cream and cake.
Leroy Davis Of Union. Or has re-
| turned 10 his home. after a visit OF sew
eral weeks with relatives in this city
An Easter social was given by Miss
| Zllla Wight in honor Of the G.. F.. c. club.
| Wight's friends, The rooms were deco
| rated profusely with violets The even
ing was pleasantly spent in playing
games of various kinds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bell have re-
| turned from an extended visit 10 SYRIA
cuse, \. V. where they visited friends
and relatives.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
| n Stohl one evening the early part OF the
| week a surprise was arranged anI car
! rled out on Miss Sylvia Mason formerly
! OF Willard, who has been called TO III
| a mission To the South Sea islands. where
| she expects TO remain Tor the coming
| three years. Niolets We're used In pro-
| fusion FOR decorating fhe rooms of the
Stohl residence. y number Of the pro-
| gramme OF unusual interest was the read
| ing of a humorous paper written hy Miss
| Delta Cole Dainty refreshments were
| served later In the evening. Miss Mason
| was presented a handsomely bound set
| OF church works.
| Sunday afternoon birthday party was
| given at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| James Olsen OF this city in honor OF Mr..
| Olsen's seventy-lirst birthday. In the
| party were six sons and their families
from Cache Valley al! residing in Col
| lege ward
Tuesday evening n pleasant surprise
| was given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Matthias. IN honor OF Mrs,
Mathlas,s birthday. The time was spent
in social chat, during which refreshments
were served.
Brigham City visitors TO Salt Lake
City during the week We're c. o. Chris
tensen, Joseph T. Hansen. %. \. Ellis
wood r.. w. Dunn. John Evans, G. w.
| Knudson Thomas II. Blackburn. Ebram
Evans c. w. Horsley. Visitors from
Salt Lake were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Shipp
Visitors to Ogden were e. y, Hanlon.
Mr. and Mrs. William Jensen, James
Lillywhite, j. Frank Bowring.
Mr., and Mrs. Z w. Beeman Of Ev-
anston. Wyo., are in the city this week.
1t is the intention OF Mr.. Eeeman to To-
| cate In this city.
Mrs. David Lindsay of Byron. Wyo
Montpelier, Ida, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs George Hanson OF this city
| several DAYS during the week,
Miss Francis Fry of Newago Mich. is
The guest of Mr and Mrs. II. y. Hanlon
of this city for an extended visit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Wynn l.. Eddy were the
guests OF Mi and Mrs. C.. w Nelson Al.
| the Hot Springs one night the early part
OF the week,
Joseph NJ Jensen returned this week
| from an extended visit TO New York
| City,
Sunday evening. al the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. j. D. Call. the stake board of
the Box Elder sunday schools we're on
| II.
| honor The social was n great success.