The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-04
EPHRAIM.
Special to Tho Tribune.

| Special to The Tribune.
EPHRAIM, Sept. S..The Widows
ago. held It's annual reunion in that city
| during the past week al the home OF
Mrs. Olive Accord. Lizzie b. Alfred con-
dueting the ceremonies. The union was
| ing officers: Belle Larsen. president;
Lizzie B, Alfred. vice president; Olive
Alfred Accord, secretary. The following
| programme was rendered at the reunion
| Singing, "Oh. My Father: prayer, Katy
Johnson. the oldest widow In the city.
| 80 years of age: talk by Aunt Polly. the
| lated her early experiences. contrasting
them with those Of today; she Is 81 years
OF age: recitation The Old Man Went
to Town; Mary e. Alfred; speech. Louise
Larsen MaNiield, who has been a widow
| for ten years: solo Some Time Well
Understand Lovina Barbara Rasmussen; !;
the sisters Olive y Glazer and Orissa
ii. Hanson: short talk. Mrs. Tulgren.
president of the Relief society; Danish
solo, Stena Larsen. A vote was taken.
which resulted unanimously for continuing
the gathering annually. In the shady
orchard. decorated with bunting and
eSjbes osnTif"I Hd oWGTs LUNCHEON Of choicest
were at the table. After the luncheon
the ladies' retired to the parlor where
an9[aer s;%bas sSn song vas Was sung by the audience
benediction pronounced by Anna Eliza
Hyde, widow OF the late Apostle Hyde.
One of the most delightful of the sea-
sons parties was rendered George Larsen
OF salt Lake City, who Is visiting rela-
tives and friends In this city before leav-
ing for two years mission In the inter-
est of the Mormon church. The party
was given in the form OF a surprise. Dim
ner was served during the early part OF
the evening. and later light refreshments
were passed. Mr.. Larsen was presented
with beautiful token OF remembrance
from those present.
One of ihe rDocf curceecf,u social o,,an,s
given this season was that of Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Marion
Jenson. y pleasant afternoon was spent
IN social chat and needlework. and at
o CLOCK an elaborate luncheon was served.
Sweet peas and goldenelow were used
proiusely about the home.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson entertained in
formally Monday afternoon in honor OF
Miss Pauline Monson OF Mt Pleasant
Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Smith OF Salt Lake
City are guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Isaacson this week.
One OF the most elaborate lawn parties
ever ever given in this city was that OF Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. Petrea
Anderson by her son. Lewis, who is the
superintendent OF the Sunday schools of
the North ward. and was in honor of the
officers and a few intimate friends. The
decorations Of the house and grounds
were carried out on an elaborate scale,
An excellent musical programme was car
ried out. which consisted of singing by
Tressa Larsen OF Mt Pleasan, and Evan
geline Thomas Of Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Lauritz Anderson entertained
at dinner party Wednesday even
ing in compliment TO Prof. and Mrs
D. c, Jenson OF Logan. Covers were laid
FOR eight. \ beautiful bouquet of dahlas
formed the centerpiece on the dining room
table.
Mrs. Oscar Otterstrum was the recipi-
ent OF pleasant surprise party Wednes-
day afternoon in honor OF her birthday
Twenty ladies were present and present.
ed her with beautiful remembrance
Miss lone Anderson entertained forty
of her young friends at a nicely arranged
social Tuesday evening, Games and an
excellent programme had been arranged
for the evening and delicious luncheon
was served
Sunday evening fifty OF the relatives
and friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert An
derson stepped into their home In honor
OF their crystal wedding. The ladies came
prepared 10 serve a dainty dinner. Mr..
and Mrs. Anderson were presented with
two pieces OF cut glass.
Miss Anna Frost returned TO this city
yesterday. after an absence OF several
months. She Will remain here for few
days. when she Will agaio return To Pres
ton, where she will he the Instructor In
art and domestic science in the Oneida
Stake academy,