Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-10-09
SOCIAL EVENTS Of
THE WEEK IN PRICE

The Amphion DANCING c,,h h.s
issued invitations for Thursdoy ovs-
ming Of this week
Mrs. J NJ whitmore o,,or,,,ns
az bridge tomorrow afternoo, from
) to 8 and Mrs Horner s,turdav
afternoon at the home OF Mrs G
) Tingley
The auction bridge club me, Mt
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Gil
mour Monday night to reorganIze
Mrs. Stanley Ballineer was elected
tho new member and Mrs Cumour
remains as president
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Mcwbinn.v
entertained a few of their frispds n,
bridge saturday evening In honor
Of Mr. Allen Crutcher. a brotber.in.
Law Of Mr. Mcwhinncy Those
present were Mr. and Mrs y n
Woods. MIR. and Mrs W T. Ander.
son. Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Kirkpat-
rick, Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Cimour
DIR. y. r Fisk. Miss Augusta Walsh
and Ernest " Pcyton. Prizes wore
won by Mrs. Anderson and Mr.
Kirkpatrick.
sorosis met with Mrs. Narfcrdine
last Friday. Organization was com
pleted and the following officers
elected for the ensuing year. Mrs.
Marferdlng. president. Mrs Fouta.
vice president. Mrs. p. " Thomas.
recording secretary; Mrs Grace bal
linger. corresponding secretary. Mrs.
" s Robinnette. treasurer. and
Mrs Ferris. auditor. The club de-
cided to limit its membership to
twenty and to meet twice per month
at the homes OF the different NOM
bers. The next meeting will be held
at the home OF Mrs. u. s. Robin
nctte. October 18th. a. O'Clock
AZ this meeting the club will decide
on It's work for the year A pro-
gram will be given also.
Last night AZ the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Il. Kirkpatrick the
ladies OF the bridge club entertain
cd their husbands Tho f!Fs, prize
was won by Emmett Olson and the
honors prize by Matt Oilmour. For
the highest score during the year
Mrs. Matt Gilmour won frs, and
Mrs. Il. H. kirkpatrick second.
Those present we're Mr. and Mrs W.
H. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. J. A..
Crockett. MIR. and Mrs. Thos. Fouts.
Mr.. and Mrs Matt Gilmour. Mr. and
Mrs. r. II, Kirkpatrick. Mr. and
Mrs. u. H. Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs
w. =. Olson. Mrs. J. n Roberts.
Mrs. skaddcn, Mr.. and Mrs. p. =.
Woods. Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Mewhin-
ney. Mrs. u W. Crockett. Mr. EN-.
met Olson, Mr. y. NJ. Pcyton,
The Agricultural club ball given
last Friday night In tho high school
gymnasium Vas a big success, The
hall was artistically decorated With
various products OF the soil Around
the balcony corn stalks were inter
woven. which gave the appearance
OF n growing corn field. on the
floor the corners were filled with
old time implements. squash. onions
shocked oats. etc. and In the south
end OF the gymnasium, under the
balcony. there were arranged little
coky corners covered In with alfalfa
Then came the refreshmont stands
which were fenced of with crude
fencing materials. and more agrieul'
.ural products. The Refreshments
consisted OF rye bread sandwiches
and cheese. buttermilk, Jonathan az
plies and punch.
One feature OF the dance vas ih'
moonlight waltz. All lights wore
turned OFF. except that lifht from
tho big moon, near the ceiling
which poured down It's pleasing
glow upon the crowded dances.
Nearly everyone on the floor wal
costumed as either Farmer John oI
his wife. Another novelty was th'
program Each dance WAS named
in terms OF agriculture, such ms let
tuce waltz. barn dance, Jersey waltz
chicken reel. pumpkin glide and nu
merous others.