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

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Ephraim, Feb. 5.-One Of the pretty
affairs OF the past season was that of
Friday night when the ladies of the Eph-
RAIN Literary club entertained at Their
midwinteT social Only the members Of
the club and their husbands were in at
tendance. The party was given at the
residence of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Jen-
sen. The entire home was beautifully
decorated in the club COlOrS of purple and
white. The first part of the evening was
spent in games, after which lunch was
served. The remainder of the evening
was spent in playing progressive high
five. the prize winners being Mrs. John
Hansen, Mrs. Chris Larsen. Deibert An
derson and Adolph Hansen. Those pres
ent were MIR and Mrs. a. ". Jensen, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred JOrgensen. Mr.. and Mrs AdelbeTt
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Larsen,
Mr.. and Mrs. ?. d. Jensen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Jensen, Alr. and Mrs Peter Pc
terson. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansen, Mr..
and Mrs. Ephraim Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs.
AdOlph Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum
Thorpe Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Chris
Jensen. DR.. and Mrs Charles Jensen, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Christensen.
The following parties of this city were
in attendance at the ball given at the
new armory at Manti Friday night; Miss
Clara Dorius. Miss Patra Anderson, Miss
Lille GreaVes Miss Alice L.und, Miss
Katie Taylor, Mike Hermansen, Jacob
Thompson. Charles Rasmussen, James
Hansen and RAYMOND Thompson.
Miss Jessie c. Anderson. the domestic
science teacher of the Snow academy, re
turned Monday from Salt Lake, where
she went to accompany her mother, who
had been visiting with her for some time
Miss Nancy Lamb. who has been the
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs, Bar
ney Stevens during the past two weeks,
returned to her home in Wales Sunday.
Louis and ElOn Hansen, both of Salt
Lake. were called to this city during the
week on account of the illness of their
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Miss Josie Olsen, night operator in the
telephone exchange, was in attendance at
the wedding reception which was Siven
at the Peacock home Wednesday at Ster-
ling in honor of the marriage of their
daughter
Mr. and Mrs. William Larsen, jr., en-
tertained at dinner party Sunday even
ing. Progressive cards were the games
played during the evening. The prizes
were won by Mrs. Josenh Nelson and
Mrs. ThOrvald Hansen. Those in attend
anCe We're Messrs. and Mesdames Henry
Thomson. David Poulsen, Joseph Mel
son. Ed JOhanSan, ET9Stus Rasmussen.
MYrOn Bunce. T1OTyald Hansen. Willie
Anderson, OrVal Peterson and Mrs. Don
c. SOrensen. Pink was the color used in
the decoration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Lund returned from
Nephi during the early part Of the week
where they were visitors at the home of
Mrs. Joseph Linhardt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hansen delightfully."-
entertained their friends at a dancing
marty at the home of Mr.. and Mrs George
Thomson Monday evening. Dinner was
served during the early part of the even
ing and later refreshments were passed.
Dancing was enjoyed until the early hours
Of the morning. Those nresent were the
MPSSTS. and MeSdameS Bent Rasmussen,
Warren Tye, Clarence Thomson, n. o.
Nortensen. Niels Thomson. ALI Rehrson.
p c. Peterson, Ole G. Jensen. Thomas
Thompson, Hans Hansen, Peter Hansen.
Mart Christensen, CIaud Kielson, George
Thomson, Mrs. Hannah Rasmussen.
Mrs. Emma Olsen and Messrs. Farley
CF~istianson and g. T. Olsen.
O. T. Olsen Of Emery was a visitor to
this city during the early part of the
week.
Jacob Thompson left for Salt Lake Mon
dav where he will visit for some time.
ThorvaId md WiIford BreinboIt We're in
Gurnison during the early part of the
week on business
Mr.. and Mrs George Thompson enter
taired their friends at a social at their
home Wednesday night which proved to
ba one Of the most successful Darties |
Piven during the winter. An elaborate
dinnnT was served, after which the large |
nar!OT was cleared and dancing was en-
loved. Those present wero: Mr. and |
Mrs Niels K ielsOn. Mr.. ard Mre Niels |
Thomson, Mr. and Mrs. Peter GreaVPs /
j.. M. ard Mrs Charles Alfred, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bent Rasmussen, Mr.. and Mrs. |
' aUritz Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren !
I've, M. and Mrs. Clarence Thompson. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mo~tensen. Mr. |
-
Peter Mortensen. Mr.. aud Mrs. \. O Nor |
tansen. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Thompson |
Mr. and Mrs. James Hansen. Mr.. and !
Mrs p. c. Hansen. Mr.. and Mrs. Claud |
X ieIson. Mr.. and Mrs. CNris Thompson |
Mr. and Mrs. Mart Christensen. Mrs |
Emma Olsen. Thomas Williams and Miss |
Poarl ThomDsO1.
The Home Dramatic club of Spring |
Cftv presented ''TTDder the T.aurols'' Sat
urdav nipht at the OneTa house which /
weT filled 70 its utmost ca0acity
Joseph Thorpe left for Milford. Mnndnv |
where h viii remain during the remain /
der of the winter.
one Of the nrettiest wedding receptions |
IN Sterling for nonv years was that !
pivAn in honor of Mics Clara Po"nock and /
Inert Anderson nd Mss ArSiuith Ed
wards and Calvin Peacock. Roth couples |
wore united in marriage AT tho Manti tenn |
No WEDNESDAY. 9ft0- which the two coGI-
Mos drova 10 Sterling whore a DINNER /
wa given at tho hoUe Of NJ. and Ms |
T. J.. Peacock to nearly 100 guests. The |
then left for the opera house. |
whore = dance was riven, ~ which the /
whole town was invited. Both cOunIes /
are prominent in Sterling whore thov in |
tend to make their future home. MANY