The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19
RICHFIELD.
Special to the Trihnnn

Special to the Tribune.
RICHFIELD. Feb. 1S-Miss Florence
Horne presided over social affair Sat
urday evening at the home OF her parents
on Second North street. in honor Of Miss
Ethel Davenport of Manti. a luncheon
was served at 1920 O'Clock by the
the Misses Lydia Bean. Stella Payne.
May Baker. lretta Stewart. Geneva Cox.
Mary Haisht and Ethel Davenport:
Poulson, Lorin Oldroyd and Joseph Bean.
Mrs. Alex Morrison entertained a party
a. a. delightful Kensington at her home
mental music was rendered by Mrs. c.
T. Olsen. Jr.. and Miss Ethel Morr
son, A luncheon was served al o'clock
the hostess. assisted by her two daugh
tcrs, Ethel and Pearl Those present were
Mrs S. G. Clark. Mrs o. NJ: Sharf. Mrs.
Mrs, e. e. Hoffman,. Mrs. j. II. Erck-
son; Mrs. G, r. Olsen, Jr and the Misses
Nell Bean and Ivic Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac S. Hansen enter
s Mondsy Ms5s Of evens si a9k5 e a.
home in Glcnwood. Games and music
were features. and an elaborate supper
vas; vas served The guests we're the Misses
sanderson and Ellen oldroyd; Waiter
Lundgrcen and Lorin Oldroyd.
The Royal Nelghbors held their usual
meeting at the lodge rooms Wednesday
evening. There was good attendance.
The Third Ward Relief society held its
annual meeting Thursday afternoon at
| the ward hall. After the business Of the
/ meeting was attended to an ENJOYABLE
! served and an interesting programme was
rendered.
| Miss Aretta Stewart was one Of the
hostesses Of the week. entertaining at a
| valentine party Tuesday evening at the
| home of her sister Mrs. Albert Ander-
| son. The valentine idea was carried out
! In every detail red hearts adjoining the
! rooms. A valentine luncheon was served
! and appropriate games were played.
| Mr., and Mrs. II. II. Peterson gave a
delightful valentine party Tuesday even
| ing at their cozy home on First North
| street.
Miss Victoria Short will leave Sunday
| for Montana to spend the remainder Of
the winter with her sisters.
Mrs. e. e. Hoffman, entertained Sun
| day with an elaborate dinner in compli
ment 10 the Bachelor Girls.
Miss Effic Erickson entertained num-
Der OF her friends Sunday evening AT The
| home OF her parents.
Mrs. Parley Poulson was hostess FRI
day AFTERNOON at tea given In honor
OF Miss Lillian Morris. who is the guest
| OF DR.. and Mrs. Steiner.
The Odd. Fellows gave card party
| Friday evening. About nifty guests were
present. including several out of town
! visitors. Prizes were won bv Mrs. -.
| Cuddeback of Salna and Joseph Williin-
son.
Mrs. Mary G. Young was the guest of
| honor at party given by her sons and
daughters at the residence OF Peter
| Christensen Saturday evening \ de-
! lcfous luncheon was served and the
| time was spent in singing Scotch songs
and conversation. Mrs. Young is now 81
years old. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. r. d, Young. Mr.. and Mrs. a. 3.
| Young. Mr.. and Mrs. A. N Lawson Mr.,
and Mrs. Andrew Boyle. Mr. and Mrs.
Peter Christensen and Mrs. Jane Young.
One OF the delightful affairs OF the
week WIS a dinner given by Jack Chris
| tensen. the coach of the high school ath-
| lctlcs to his clever basketball boys Sun
! day evening at the Southern Those pres
ent were George Hermanson. Eldon -Beal.
| Anon Chidester Irvine Miller. Marion
Seegmiller. II. V. Aston and Miss Dim
| mitt
c. n. AIston, Mrs. AIston and Mr.. Al
ston's mother returned 10 their home III
| Salt Lake City Sunday, after visit
here with Alston's brother. H V. Al
| ston.
Miss Lucille Callaway went to Salt
Lake City this week to visit relatives and
friends,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Horne have returned
from Salt Lake City after an absence
| OF one year.