The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
BRIGHAM CITY.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. April 22.-Mrs:. sa-
| die P. Stohl was hostess at q dinner
Monday evening In the sewing room OF
| the Box Elder high school, at which the
| bishops and their wives OF the four
wards of the city were guests, An ex-
tic science class of the school. The fol-
Gsorse 2S'ns were ". efsn' Wesiins Mr r anG AND Mrs Mrs
| EMO n Stohl, Mr. and Mrs. Brigham
Wright, and Mr.. and Mrs. Oleen N. Stohl.
| Mrs. Emma Lundgren entertained
about twenty friends at her hoH;e on
East First North street Tuesday even
| ing. The rooms We're tastefully deco
rated with Easter colors. The evening
| was a most pleasant one, the time be-
| Ing spent in games, music, cards and So
cial chat. Refreshments were served
Colo. was a visitor to Brigham City
during the week, calling on friends
Willie Knudson, an employee OF the
Pullman company was up from salr
Knudson and family. for few days the
| past week.
| Mrs. S. N. Lee was tho recipient OF a
very pleasant surprise the early part OF
| the week at her home on North Fourth
West street. The afternoon spent at
: the Lee home was pleasant one. and
| the ladies attending the party consid-
cred the surprise a thorough success.
| served. Among those present were Mes
danes Ole Petersen, Andrew Funk, Will
liam o. Knudson, Joseph Knudson. Atel-
Ia Fossgen sn Nornsp Rssad Lee za A.
| Charles II. Davis. John l.. Christensen,
Elias Forsgren, John Lee and Emma
Lee.
Orson Lovcland and Mrs. Noble Hun
northern part of the county to this city
| this week,
Edward L. Porter and Miss Clarice
| Smith of ogden were united In marriage
| In this city on Monday.
c. c. Valentine is home from an ex-
tended stay in Rock Springs. Wyo.
Mayor william Glasmann and a party
OF friends of Ogden were visitors to this
city on Tuesday, remaining most OF the
day.
Francillo Durfey of Collinston was a
visitor to this city Wednesday.
| Mrs, George w Ingram OF the Second
ward was given surprise by a few OF
her friends at her home on South First
West street Wednesday afternoon. The
afternoon was spent IN social manner
were served. In the party were Mes
| DANES a. M. Merrill, ]. Dwight Harding.
! Richard A. Pearse. w. p Day. Henry
| ley, William T. Davis, Thomas II. Black
burn Clarence Horsley, c. J. Nelson and
| others,
Mrs Henry N. Bowring left Tuesday
! for southern California, where she will
| remain for several months.
Thomas Oberry and T. ]. James OF
| Cache valley were Brigham visitors dur
| ing the past few days.
William Batemann OF Sandy is a. Wis
| itor at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| liam l.. Watkins this week,
Joseph Burton of Park Valley is spend
| ing few days visiting friends in this
city.
Mrs. Mary Jensen Of this city has gone
| to Lund, Ida, to remain for several
months.
Mrs. Nels Jenson was hostess at an
| elaborate Kensineton Thursday after
| noon at her home, corner First South
were entertained at cards. and a musi-
| cal programme was a feature of the
afternoon. Later in the afternoon the
| ladies were taken to the high school
where an elaborate luncheon was served
| by the domestic science departmnt OF
| the school under the supervision OF Miss
| Stratford. instructor. In the party were
Fishburn, Ephraim w, Dunn. William o
Knudson. James Knudson, John II. Hors-
| Charles w. Knudson. Nels Jenson and
Mrs. DR.. Older of Oakley. Ida
| Next Tuesday the Brigham Young
| College Dramatic club will present the
| "MoclSng Bird" at the opera house iT
this city, under the direction OF Prof. w
| o. Robinson. A matinee will be giver
| in the afternoon, TO which all old folks
will be guests Of the company.
P. ]. Koford was an Ogden visitor
| Thursday.