The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-03

when the bachelors OF the faculty enter
tanned the Reading circle. The program
consisted Of piano solo by Matte Pierce;
talk on Modern Education" Mr. Hast
ings, and an original song by the bach
elOrS after which all Wended their Wav
| 10 the domestic science room, where the
nosts, Air. Wingate, Mr.. Hastings and Mr.
Adamson, served refreshments. Those
| present were: Mr. and Mrs. BurkhOlder
| Miss Emma DOugall, Eva Berry, Bertha
| Childs, Leila Alieman, Lucille Chase Ida
Allemani Vera Raymond, Dora COffman
Ella Deal, Euphemia Johnson, Ada Bren-
nan, Mrs. n. K. Nielsen, Miss Catherine
Dougall, Leonard Nielsen. Fred Robin
son, Hannah COndie, Mary Martin, Miss
Heron. Miss Terry. Miss Thorpe and
Matte Pierce.
Mr.. H. 7. Reynolds spent three days the
fore part OF the week in Salt Lake.
MIR. and Mrs. A. o. Packard were n
Provo Saturday.
Ralph Snelson, who has been at Tintie
for some time, is at home again.
The primary officers and aids met at
the home Of Mrs. Albert Iarmer last Mon
day night and spent a very social eve
ming in music, games ana social chat.
Refreshments were served. Each member
present brought an apron which they had
made. These Will be sold on Apron Day
and the proceeds go for the benefiE OF the
| Maeser Memorial building, Those present
were: Mrs. Irene Jensen. Hattie Bring
hurst Matte Pierce. Mrs. n. K. Nielsen,
Mrs. Nellie Robinson, Mrs. Ella Miner,
Mrs. Wiscombe, Miss Sadie WiscOmbe,
Florence Harmer. Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. An
| ton. Mrs. Friei, Mrs. Bissell and Miss
Ruth Grosbeck.
Miss Ruth Miner is IN Salt Lake visit
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Net Crandall have sold
their farm and are now domiciled IN the
home Of the late James Holly.
Mr.. Charles Robinson, formerly Of Moab.
but now Of Montpelier, Idaho, is in town
visiting his brother, John Robinson.
The Misses Ella Mayeock, Eva Berry
and Ella johnson spent Sunday IN Provo.
Charles Berry has bought the home OF
VIII KeaTns and is now d0miciled there.
over fifty people from SpringvIlle went
to Provo Saturday evening and witnessed
the basketball game played by SpringYille
and Hcber High school teams.
Elder Chester JOHNSON, who has been
on mission for the L D. S. church the
last two years. returned last week
Miss Mile Tew spent Sunday at Provo.
Last night the Springville Mandolin club
gave a dancing party for the benefit OF
the baseball players.
Miss Hiida coffman was in Provo Sum
day.
The Woman's club viii meet next week
az the home Of Mrs. Mary G. Hadiey.
Mr.. John Mendenhan left for McGrath,
Canada, wednesday to assist on the Mem
Mrs. Betsy Crandall of Idaho Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Julia Maycock.
Miss Low Rowland visited at Provo last
Sunday.
George Inshaw has returned from Arner-
lean Fork, where he recently conducted an
oDeretta. which proved very successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Maycock spent sun
day at Provo.
Miss Madge Davis Of Idaho was the
guest last week Of Miss Marie Carter.
Mr.. Straw, who is operator at Silver
CITY. was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. John Robinson was Provo visitor
Sunday.
AR and Mrs. George Eoakss were
Sprlnville visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. Curtis came down from the Straw
berry tunnel Sunday.
Mr.. =. H. Packard and Mr.. james
Weight went 70 Tucker Tuesday.
Roe A. Deal went to Colorado Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Brown and Mrs.
Theide Brown eft for Denver Sunday.
Mr.. Nephi Saw left Tuesday fer Colo
lraAA.