The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-06
RICHFIELD.

Special 10 The Tribune
R1CHFIELD. March 5.-The great So
cial event of the week was the card
party given by DR.. and Mrs. j. j. Steiner
at their home. The rooms We're brilliant
with pink and white carnations An ex-
cellent luncheon was served by the
Misses Steiner and Ruby Ogden. After
luncheon there were several musical
numbers. Those present were: Messrs
and Mesdames H. n. Hayes, c. n. Still
man, ]. NJ. Peterson, John Hood. L. Il.
Hoffman,, Clare Pancost, A. X. Hansen,
Guy Guy Lewis c'g willis Johnson, e: M Hep
Mrs. j. p. Chidester. Mrs r. w. Sevy,
Misses Priest and Dimmitt Messrs. Ben
Smith. II. w. Ramlose and James
Bickel,
Mr.. and Mrs Heber c. Christensen
entertained AT a dinner for the officers of
company e last Sunday in honor OF
Lieut.: Leonard Christensen, who leaves
shortly for the Scandinavian mission.
The guests were Capt. and Mrs. c. N.
Heppler. Lieut. and Mrs. e. l.. CLARK.
Sergt. George Peterson, Corporal Charles
Coons. Misses Kate Peterson, Maize
Beal, Dora Tuttle. Clarisa Il. Peterson,
Messrs. Tuttle and Leo Beal
Miss Kate Peterson entertained
party OF her young friends at her home
In the eastern part OF the city one even
iHB tHlS week. SafneSs music and de-
lightful refreshments were the features.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Christensen enter
tained at a dinner party Monday evening
In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Christen-
sen. who leave this week to take up their
abode at Robinson's ranch. Those pres
ent were Mr., and Mrs. Alma Christen-
sen, Mr.. and. Mrs. A. p. Rasmussen, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Rasmussen. Mr., and
Mrs. John Hood. Mrs. E. j DugEan, Miss
Lena Rasmussen and NJ, c. Welner.
Pearl Wright this week entertained the
members of her sewing class. She had
quietly invited number OF young men
unknown to the young women and when
they were invited into the dining room
they were greatly surprised TO find the
gentlemen present, 1t was well ar
ranged social affair and was most en-
joyable, Miss Wright is an admirable
hostess.
At the regular session of the! Royal
Neighbors Thursday Mrs. J. A. Whyte
was accepted as a social member and
she was initiated Mrs. Anna Hansens
Membership. nSri hi Mrs. E. P. ' Bean canvas was ap. .
pointed reporter for the lodge.
The party given by the officers of the
stake NJ. |. association at the Star pa
yilion was great success. rs Several
vilion was nicely decorated. several small
tables were placed around, where parlor
games were played; Ice cream. cake and
Cook and Peary from n booth represent
ing the north pole A most interesting
program was rendered
The students of the second grade of
the second ward primary rendered their
teacher Miss Ruby Miller a most de-
lightful surprise party at her home Sun
day afternoon.
The kensIngton given by Mrs. A. X.
Hansen was one OF the prominent al
in the Hansen home were decked with
carnations. arranged In vases and bowls
A most delicious luncheon was served TO
johnson. z. q. Hoffman,. ]. Stiuer, John
Hood, Ackerson. c. NJ Heppler Frank
Heppler. Cy shllman; II. y. Hayes,
Ogden. W. Johnson Charles scogard,
j. M Peterson. Misses Lee and Irene
Seegmiller and Serinda Jorgenson.
Miss Ileen Bean was the hostess at
a pleasant surprise party Tuesday after
noon, given by number Of her young
friends at her home. the occasion being
her birthday. Games and music were
the features Of the afternoon. and de-
licious refreshments were served to the
ten guests,
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wilkinson Monday night their daughter.
Eunice. entertained twenty OF her young
friends at a delightful house party. Cards
and music were The features of the evens
ing and a luncheon was served at 10
o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilkinson enter
l1lned one evening thlS week AT IL pro-
gressiVe card party. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Dave Hansen and y Pc
terson. Refreshments were served to
thirty guests at 12 o'clock.
Mrs. a Nelson was the hostess at a
delicate luncheon Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Thomas Ogden entertained at n
Remington Wednesday afternoon.
The commercial students OF the Rich
neld high school spent Wednesday after
noon in the canyon west of town. where
they enjoyed n splendid luncheon. pre-
pared by the young ladies OF the class.
Mrs. c. c. Lee and family OF Elsinore
have left for Canada. where they will
make their permanent home. Mr.. Lee
left some time ago,
j. NJ. Lourtzen left for the north on
Monday,
Soren c. Madsen OF Redmond was a
Richneld visitor this week.
Miss Katie Christensen Is home from
Nevada for a short visit.
r. Gramse has returned from a visit
to his mother in Kansas.
j. f. Tolton. one Of the hest known
men In Beaver, Is here visiting
Mrs. G.. II. Herbert and family left
here Tuesday for Long Beach, Cal whore
they win make their home
Mr.. and Mrs. u. LowcrY OF Sterling
have returned TO their homo after n
short visit here: the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Edwards.
Mrs. Brown OF Joseph is visiting here
this week, the guest OF Mrs. w, C, B.
Crock