The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-27
MANTI.

Special to The Tribune.
MANTI. Nov, 26-One OF the special
features of the week was the candy
pull given by Phyllis Reid. Wednesday
Clark About twenty were present and
spent a very enjoyable evening
Mr., and Mrs, H. s. Kerr entertained
IN charming manner Thursday at din
for nineteen.
"A house warming party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowry. Jr.. Tuesday.
az their new rooms above their store
Ihe Immediate relatives were present.
Miss Maria Nelson entertained in a
Thursday. Covers were laid for nine
Miss Jane Martin came down from
Mount Pleasant. Thursday. to spend her
Martin.
MI Mr. and Mrs, j. Carpenter entertained
Mrs. George Jackson OF Fort Green. A
peasant evening was spent.
Mr. and Mrs Shirley Cahoon are re-
celVing congratulations over the arrival
OF a hne girl at thei, home Thursday.
"Wednesday, and Mr.. and Mrs. Eskles-
son boy Thursday,
Mrs. George Cox, Jr, was a charm
ing hostess Thursday, when she enter
tanned at Thanksgiving dinner
aud cunningham OF MytOQ Is
here for the winter months with her
grandmother. Mrs. l.. T. Tuttle.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bradley were
charming hosts Sunday evening. when
they entertained at dinner. compliment
tary to Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Eliason and
family, who left Monday for their home
at Moroni
DR.. George l.. Sears and wife enter
tanned at Thanksgiving dinner Thurs
Miss Curtis Of Gunnison spent Thanks
giving at Manti the guest of Mrs G. w.
Martin.
Mrs. Jerome Henrie entertained at
dinper Wednesday evening In honor of
Mr. and Mrs. George jackson OF Foun-
tain Green.
Among those who entertained al
Thanksgiving dinners Thursday were a.
O. Anderson. Lewis Larsen. Ferd Alder.
@. w. Martin. Raymond Buchanan S.
Westergaard: Jorgan Madsen Mrs. Fred
Cox and Alfred Alder.
One OF the most enjoyable affairs of
Ine week was the oyster supper given
Thursday night after the ball by Miss
Viola Peterson TO twelve of her intimate
friends
Mrs James Tatten entertained at a
family dinner Thursday.
Miss Frances Madsen entertained al q
pine nut feast Thursday evening.
A pretty home wedding was that Of
Wednesday evening, when Neis Ander-
son OF this place and elsie Emett of
Cedar City were united in marriage at
the groom home by Bishop Louis Kjar
The ceremony took place at o'clock
and delicious wedding supper was
served Immediately after. to the rela-
tives, A beautiful potted white chrysan-
themum decorated the dining table Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson will make their home
In Manti,
Another wedding OF interest was that
Of zella, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w.
Vas ri st,I |al, 49,. Wy
A. Cox, Sr., which took place at the
Manu temple at $50 Wednesday morn
Ing. President Louis Anderson offlciated.
The bride wore white net. delicious
BRIDES home 10 the immediate families
The pnrior was decorated in yellow and
the dining room In lavender chrysanthe-
NUNS, Mr.. and Mrs. Cox left on the
noon train fer Salt Lake. where they
will spend their HONEYMOON. The out
of-town guests were Mr., and Mrs. Foote
and Estela Cox of Nephi, sisters of. the
groom
Miss Mary H Martin OF springville
came down Wednesday. to spend her va
cation with her mother, Mrs, G. w.
Martin.
The following marriage licenses were
Clerk Eliason:
Ray Peter Lund Of Manti to Margaret
Braithwaite OF Manti
Anthony Poulsen OF Mount Pleasant TO |
Henrietta Brotherson OF Mount Pleasant. |
Calvin c. Cox OF Manti to zeIla Craw-
ford OF Manti
Apheus O. Hatch Of Koosharem To
Johanna Olson of Koosharem
Louis l.. BlaclSam OF Moroni to Minnie |
D. Anderson OF, Moroni.
Thomas Edwin Chappell OF Lyman to
Rhoda Turner OF Loa.
Elmer Jensen of Mount PIeagant TO
Hilma Robson Of Mount Pleasant
Fred j. Fjelsted of Axtel to Christina
Larsen of AXtsl
Neils Anderson OF Manti to Elsie
Emetbof Cedar City.