The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-27
NEPHI.

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| Nephi. Feb. 26.-The old-times party,
! given by the Ladies Literary club on the
| evening of WashingtOn's birthday, was
! one of the best events of the social sea-
| son here Every member of the club came
/ attired in old-time wedding gowns, colo
| NAL STYLES, and the effect was most
| striking The men, too, came in suits,
ranging from the English fox hunter TO
the colonial garb, and old-style tght-flt-
Mrs. A c. Hyde came down from Bing-
ham last Saturday, and was the guest OF
| Mrs. J. A. Hyde.
| Mrs Henry Adams has returned from
! Idaho, and will reside here in the future.
! Miss lola Morris entertained number
| of her Young friends at a dancing party
| at her home Tuesday evening.
A dinner party was given by the fam
! lily of James Garret, sr., in honor OF ms
| birthday last Tuesday.
! Miss Birdie Brown and Miss Nirgle Las
| lev of Eureka were the guests or Mr, ana
| Mrs George A. Sperry Thursday and FRI
| day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Bale entertained a
! number of their friends Wednesday even
! ing at an enjoyable party, in honor OF
| the eignty-ninth birthday of Mrs. Bale.
! The Nephi teachers entertained the Wis
! iting teachers of the county at an ENJOY
| able reception in the Commercial club
rooms Music, readings and refresh
ments made the affair very enjoyable
| one.
| I NJ. Christensen, principal of the Le-
van schools, visited in Nephi this week.
Miss Ethel Gadd of Provo came down
for a few days this week to visit relatives
and friends.
maIIv Sunday evening. The Misses Har-
riet Joslin and Marie Christensen and H.
+. Studley we're present.
Mrs. Alvin J. Ingram is visiting this
week in Provo with her mother Mrs Mel
Mrs. Amos A. Allen spent Washington's
birthday in Provo visiting her son,
Stephen, who is attending the B. Y. [.
The members of the Home Dramatic
company presented the play, IN Mis-
souri," last Monday evening to a we'll
filled house.
E. H. Bird of Milford, a former resi-.
dent of Nephi, stopped off to visit old
time friends on his way from the Lum-
bermen's convention at Portland, Ore.
Miss Anna Coleman spent Sunday IN
Mavor G. NJ Whitmore spent the first
of the week in Salt Lake, in attendance
MISS Christensen of Salt Lake has been
visiting her cousin, H. A. Christensen this
week.
! Provo last Saturday to spend the week
Mrs. Orson Cazier left Monday for Eu-
reka, where she will visit with her
! daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Bldchell.
Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Winn spent the first
| of the week in Salt Lake on a brief visit.
Miss Lucille COwan visited the first Of
/ the week in Springville.
The marriage of John w Carter of
Nephi and Miss Ethel Blackham of Mo
/ roni was sOlemnized in the Manti temple
| Wednesday, and a wedding reception was
| given in their honor at the home of the
/ brides parents in MOrOni Friday even
| ing Mr. Carter, the groom, is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs James Carter of this city,
and the bride is prominent in her home
town MIR. and Mrs. Carter will reside in
/ NephL
Mrs Z. B. Mason of Salt Lake has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Brown,
! here this week. She Is contemplating
! making her home here.
! A three-cOUrse dinner was served on
| Wednesday evening at . o'clock in the
| High school building, by the teachers do
| nestle science class. Miss Steapley acted
! as hostess. The room was artistically
| decorated in the national colors. Covers
! were laid for ten. Excellent music was
| rendered during the dinner. The follow
/ ing were present: Misses Steapley. Or
| rock. Ingram. PaXman. SperTy, MCPher-
son and Bertha Mcpherson, Gruudy