The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-17
RICHFIELD.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
( ElCHFIELD. April I6:-Mrs. Jens
Jorsenson. one OF tho early settlers o
this place. was given a benefit party ul
IuesduN afternoon at her home in the
northwest part OF town by a number oi
the hospitabie women oil this place
They all went laden with refreshments
and a purse of q number OF dollars was
given her.
Miss Mary Stalker was hostess at n
farewell party Sunday night In honor OF
Woodruff Rust. who leaves shortly for
81 George, where he Will mako his home.
and indoor games being ihe chief enter
t1inment, 4 delicious luncheon was
served
Mrs. Bert Eucc entertained sixteen OF
her women friends Tuesday afternoon az
Il kcnsington at her home. The rooms
were prettly arranged and the tables,
at which Il delicious luncheon was served,
were artistcally decorated 10 suit The
occasion
y grand ball was given nt the Anona
able time was had.
Company f. National Guard OF Utah.
gave a dance at Monroe Auditorium
Friday night. which was tho big affair
OF "a, Ihe daneing season a large number
or Rtchficld people were In attendance.
Mrs Peter Kelson was the guest OF
honor at surprise party at the home
Of her mother. Mrs. Hans Sorenson of
EIsinore. a delicious lunch was served.
and Mrs Kelson was the recipient OF
silver set OF knives and forks. Mr. and
Mrs. Kelson will leave shortly for Wyo-
miny where they make their home.
Mrs. Joseph Whitehead OF AnuabclIa
has Just returned from visit With her
daughter. Mrs. Rigbee OF BURNER.
Mrs. II. *. Mel was the guest OF honor
at n surprise party one afternoon and
evening during the week A. large num-
Der OF her women friends met at her
home on west Center street, where they
wcre joined by their husbands at &
o'clock. at which hour delicious supper
was served. Cards and music formed
The entertainment Tor the evening.
The pupils Of the seventh grade ten
dered their teacher. Miss Jessie Priest
week at the homo of Carl Goldbrand
son. on Second North street. The young
folks came laden with lunch basket, tho
contents OF which were served. and a
'emainder OF the evening was spent in
outdoor and indoor games. There were
about thirty present.
Miss Leila Clark was hostess at
ialnty dinner party Sunday at the home>I
II her parents, at which she entertained
,lN OF her young friends.
James Anderson. son of Mr. and Mrs
!. G. Anderson. arrived home the past
week. after having spent number OF
ears in Japan as missionary.
Sadie stalker OF Annabcla has re-
uvncd TO her work at the Manti tenn |
dc after a short and pleasant vacation |
With friends and relatives.
MI and Mrs. James Chalk have been |
crc from their home in Nevada the past |
week visiting friends and relatives.
Clara Blackburn has returned home |
rom Burryille. where she has been |
cgching school
E. p. Baan and family left for Burr
lllc Tuesday, where they will remain |
urnG the summer months.
Mrs, Ekman Of Salt Lake City is here.
listing with her daughter Mrs. r l..
Usher.
Miss VIDA Gottfredson Is here from
'rovo, spending Il few DAYS with her
istcrs. Mrs. Thomas Shaw and Miss
'dcl Gotlfrcdson
Tho Misses Marvel Bloomquist. Alta
Erickson. Ncttic IIawlcy Grace Nelson.
nd Mcssrs. Walter Ogden, Alonzo
'outz, Jay Stalker. Ambroze Uancctt.
ester Greenwood Hooper and Olsen, re-
urned TO Provo Sunday TO pursue their
tudies at the Il. y L., after spending
he spring vacation at home.
Miss May Ross OF Joseph is spending
few DAYS here the guest OF MI and
Irs. l.. T.. Hansen.
Mrs James Edwards returned home
thursday after short visit with friends
I Salina.