The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13
StatN SOeIety
ErFIRaIM.


Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Ephraim. Nov. l2.-The Ladies' Lit
erary club met at the home OF Mrs
Clara Anderson Wednesday afternoon
During The past few months the class
haS been taking up the lives or the
Presidents OF the United States and al
their last meeting finished TINS course
They Will now take up the Biography
or Noted Musicians" The first lecture
on this was given by Mrs. Nora Jonah
son. on the life OF Handel An inter
esting reading was given by Mfs-
Hannah Williams and the parliamen-
tary drill was given by MIS- Jennie
Johnson. Lunch was served
A surprise party was given last even
Ing in honor OF Mr. and Mrs. G. Il Bas-
tian. who have moved IRON wayne
county 10 this city. where they VIII
make their future home. Mr. ana MIS-
Bastian were at Mt. Pleasant, and When
they returned home they round over
100 people ready 20 receive them me
tables in The dining room were spread,
and shortly after their arrival al We're
seated. After lunch the guests retlfeu
TO the parlOF, where an imprOmptu pro-
gram was carried our. q speech o.
welcome was given By j. nj. olsen ait
or which short talks We're given Dy
Henry Beal, II. @ Peterson. c. j. Chris
Jensen, Professor n. f. Noyes ana J.
~ Jensen, and viola SOLO was rem
dered by Frank Christensen. and Mrs.
T. A. Beal gave an excellent SOLO.
Elliott Johnson entertained number
birthday party. Fifteen or MS play
mates were present, and pleasant att
ernOOn was spent IN games. Luhch was
serves.
Mrs. Alverda Sorensen entertained
number of her friends AZ dinner party
al her home last evening. covers were
laid Tor Mr.. and Mrs, D. w; anderson on
Mr. and Mrs. L.auritE Anderson MI
Bullock ana the Misses Alice Lunu,
FlOssie and Ethel Anderson and Charles
Rasmussen and CleOn Anderson.
pleasant surprise party Vas gwen
Monday afternoon by the relatives TO
Mrs. Albert Johnson, in honor or hef
birthday. The afternoon was spent IN
social chat and dinner was served
only relatives were in attendance
Mrs. Josie JoFgensen was the hostess
at an elaborate social given IN honor
of the ladies of the Country ciuD. Inc
dining tables We're decorated win as
tiers. a beautiful bouquet forming the
centerpiece. and each guest was pre-
scented with a bouquet The nome was
decorated for the occasion, the colors
used being purple and white. An eA-
ceIIent musical program was rendered.
Covers were laid fer twelve
One OF the pretty events gwen our
ing the past week was IhaI OF MSn9ay
afternoon at the home OF Mr.. and MIS-
J. J. Johnson, in honor or the DlrJh-
day OF Mrs. Johnson. The party was
given in the form OF surprise ana
was a success. Those in attendance
were Mrs John Greaves, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred JOrgensOn, Mr.. and MIS- j. \.
Hanson, Grant Johnson Miss Alice
Lund and Mr.. and Mrs Johnson Ihe
afternoon was spent in social chat An
elaborate lunch was served
The ladies of the kenslngton club
were entertained By Mrs q. j. Nelson at
her home Wednesday afternoon. and an
excellent time was reported. During
the afternoon, lunch was served, and
the remainder of the time was spent IN
sewing. The ladies present were the
Mesdames Christian and James VII
lardsOn. Mary Christensen, Rose Bunee,
Edith Madsen. Sarah Poulson- sarah
Larsen. Geneva Peterson and VIII An
deFSQn.