The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-01
MANTI
Special TO The Tribune

Speclal TO Jhe Tribune.
| MANT1, Aug. 31.-The II. X class tool
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, when Tho
| crowd, loaded on a hayrack, wended Its
| way southwark to Livipgston's farm tc
spend the afternoon at the Warm springs
! AT $50 the return ride home completed
one OF the most enjoyable outings OF Tho
| season. The r. * class offered a vote
of thanks for the use of the farm.
Miss Winnie Fitzhugh left Tuesday fol
| Ferron. where she will teach In the Mis-
| sion school the coming year.
| Mrs. Ida Reid was one OF the delight
| ful hostesses Of the week when she en-
tertalned Wednesday al a quilting bee
a delicious luncheon was served to tho
Mesdames Mile Kerr. Mamie Clark
Alder. Jennie Alder, Hattie .Axelson. Alice
Bird, Libbe Hornung, and the Misses
Myrl Alder, Jean and Alice Cox.
Miss Beatrice Burns OF Mount Pleas
ant Is visiting with her brother. j. NJ
Burns and family.
and Frances Madsen. Alice Johnson and
Nells Madsen left Tuesday on horseback
over the East mountains for Ferron
Emery county, 10 visit week with rela =
tiyes.
4 pleasant surprise was given Mr. and
Mrs. Byron Alder Wednesday evening in
honor OF their nth wedding anniversary.
\ very enjoyable evening was spent and
uauiS refreshments were served.
Miss Ann Parry, Charlotte and Edith
Clark and Lenore Dyreng returned Sat
urday from Berkeley. Cal. where they
attended summer school. After school
they spen, couple OF weeks sightseeing
Miss Edith Kjar was a charming hos
iained Clara Wintch. Lille and Laura
MelIor. Mabel Dyreng. Cleo Olsen. Dlmar
Mor,ensen. Myrtle Alder and Isabelle
Hogan at a kensinston. Delightful re-
frcshments were served at o'clock.
Mrs. n. steele was hostess at pret .
tily appointed dinner Thursday afternoon
in honor of her sister. Miss Anna Bitner
of Missouri. Covers were laid for
twelve
The Primary officers Of the South ward
picnic at the Peacock orchard Tuesday
afternoon. pleasant time was spent in
games OF all kinds,
Mrs. Giles Of Provo is visiting with
Mrs. Louis Hougaard Jr.. this week,
Mrs. RUBY Tuttle Parry was hostcsa
Thursday afternoon when she entertained
the w. Y r. in her delightful manner.
A dainty luncheon WAS served.
The music section met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Alice Bird. A sketch
from the opera. ''The Bohemian Girl
was given by Mrs, Kerr. Mrs MAY
Chapman gave sketch Of "Parsral.' -
Songs and piano selections from these
operas We're given by the members of
served by the hostess. The resignation
OF Mrs Warner. the president. WAS ac-
ccpted. Mrs. Becker was elected as
president and Mrs. Hornung vice prosi
dent
Miss Alice Micklcson was a charming
hostess Thursday when she entertained
the Acacia club at delightful lunch
con. Those present We're Lillian Jones,
MYRTLE Harmon, Vera Keller Minerva
NIckleson Pearl Parry and The hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew H. Anderson Jr.
were very aGreeably surprised Wednes-
dav evening by "A large circle Of relatives
and friends, the occasion being Mr. and
Mrs. Anderson's seventeenth wedding
anniversary.
Mrs. n. p. Hansen returned home Mon
day. after a months visit with relatives
at Ashton. Ida.
One Of the delightful affairs OF the
week was the bridge tea given Friday
by Mrs. Tyra Bradley In her beautiful
home, Three games were played and