The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
MANTI.

party was tendereq de NSE Mrs w " " ''5fSs cfSS
ford "Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Ezra Shoemaker by the stake
officers OF the Relief society Mrs W.
w. Crawford was secretary treasurer of
the South Sanpete stake and resigned.
a delightful afternoon was spent and a
delicious luncheon was served.
The Scandinavians OF the South ward
gave Hans Westerskow surprise sun
day afternoon at ! o'clock. Mr.. Weston
skow has been a viollnist In the Scan
MantI. Refreshments were served 10
about twenty couples and The evening
spent in music and social chat
Messrs. II. S. Kerr. J H Hornung.
Ferd Alder and J. p. Nelson returned
Fish lake They went by automobile.
Miss Mia Alder left Thursday for Salt
Lake, where she Will spend the vacation
with Paul Alder and family.
The Presbyterian Sunday school held
It's annual picnic Friday at the county
Presbyterian Sunday school of Bphraim,
and spent a very enjoyable afternoon.
Mrs. j p. Nelson entertained Monday
afternoon for Mrs, lone ,Tinges of Salt
Lake. Lunch was served at o'clock
Covers were laid for eight. Decorations
were pansies and sweet peas,
The following young ladies took pos
session OF Funk's lake Tuesday and en-
loyed themselves immensely: buella
Nelson. Eunice Jorgenson Clara Wintch,
Eva Lund, Lura Hansen and Elda Chris
tensen.
Mrs. Gusta Snow was agreeably sur
prlsed Saturday by the South Ward Re-
lief society officers in honor OF her
eightieth birthday anniversary Mrs.
Shows larder was well stocked with good
things 10 eat
Mr.. and Mrs. Casterson and children OF
Salt Lake spent ten days here with their
parents. Mr., and Mrs William Bench,
returning home Wednesday,
Miss Vera Hougaard was hostess at a
dinner party Saturday evening. The
evening was spent with music and sing
Ing.
Miss Lillian Jones entertained the
Acacia club at lawn party Thursday
afternoon. Refreshments were served to
Ruby Hougaard, Alice Mickleson, Myrtle
Harman, Mabel Anderson. Flo Thorpe
and May Jones.
Mrs. Charles Bessey was hostess Tues
day afternoon. when, she entertained at
Kensington for about twenty-five Of
her friends.
Miss Jessie wIntch was a delightful
hostess Tuesday evening. when she en-
tertaIned the stake officers Of the L M.
Crawford, Eta Bench, Mrs. Ehoda
Smythe. Edna Larsen. Mabel Taylor
Hattie Parry and Clara Farnsworth.
Mrs Apple Tenant entertained at
Kensington "wednesday afternoon In her
wers Mesdames leila Cox. Bernard
Parry Ruby Parry, Myrtle Crawford,
RoZalia Harmon, Jessie Lund, Eta An
derson, Clara Johnson, Addle Cunning
ham, Lucia Tuttle. Frank Alder. Bertha
Harmon, MeeIsim, Belle McAllister. ana
the Misses Lucille Tuttle Beth Harmon,
Venice Felt and Maggie Tenant Re
freshments were served during the after
noon.
One Of the delightful affairs OF the
week was that given by Miss Minerva
Nickleson Friday afternoon The rooms
we're beautiful and fragrant with the sea-
sons flowers, Luncheon was served at
S o'clock to Mesdames Roy Cox, Kay
Dyreng. Mary Peterson, Ileen Forhees,
MYRTLE Crawford, Fred Tutte. Annie
Williardson and the Misses Jessie Fugate,
Josie Munk. Edythe Clark. Lenore Dy-
reng. Olive Lowry. Maggie Crawford ana
Ethel Davenport, Alice and Lydia NICK
Lesson assisted In serving.
Mrs. Edward N. Fox and daughter
Mrs lone Tinges left Tuesday with Mr.
and Mrs Warren Peacock for Orange
VILE. where they will visit relatives for
month.
Miss Eunice Jorgenson entertained
W ednesday evening as a farewell TO her
intimate friends before she leaves for
Roosevelt where she will teach school
the coming year. Those present were
the Misses Luella Nelson. Clara Wlntch,
Lura Hansen. Eva Lund, Elda Chris
tensen. Stanford Madsen, Alec Nelson
and Iver Iverson.