The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-28
MANTI.

| MANT1 Sept N-Mr. and Mrs ]. C Lemons
day, Mr. and Mrs Lemons VIII spend IN. vees
With relatives
Miss Sadie Tooth entertained rt 9 o'clock dinner
aoneay FOR M.s. Winnie Band Of salt Lake. who
Mabel Taylor.
Ezra Billings and sou. orson Billings. Fred
Cox and Frank Tuttle returned Tuerdsy from For
ron. where they spont Peach day and visited With
friends
oas Of the delightful affairs o, tho week was
The surprise given Mrs Conrad Frschkpecht Mon
day evening at tho Assembly ball In honor o, hor
flftie;h birthday anniversary, Tho surprise was
given By be- German friends and e splendid pro-
Sranmo enjoyed
the home OF Mrs. W. ". Crawford. Mrs. KoTr
by Mr.. clE.a JotnSon. Mrs. Zcils Cox, Mrs. MyT-
tie Crawford and M-5 Jessie Lund. and a piano
selection BY Mrs- Kate HouEnard. speoiai guests
were Mn, George L. sear5. Mrr. A. o. Anderson
MI MARY Phlliph MIS-. n B. Nelson. Mr5.
Edward Snow and Mr. ", W. CrsT1o-d Re-
treshmeDts were served
M1. Winnie Bard OF Salt Lake spent Friday
with Mr.. and Mrs J. 81 Burns
Mrs. J. p. Nelson entertained at dinner Friday
for Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Lemons OF FeTron Cove-S
we're laid Cor eleven
that given jean Chapman Thursdsy evening Miss
Chapman Is to be one OF tho October brides Tho
presented her With besrriful cushion embroidered
with tho namea Of the o!tIcers Those present
were Mrs; Margaret A. n. Cox. Mn. oold!s oloen.
Peterton. Ber:ells Allred. Maggie Tonnant. Mabel
P.rg. Nellie ,sQuLres. Edith cA-penter. ED.
Christensep Ann Chapman and Mu. Alec Tuttle.
Dainty picnic served at 10 o'clock.
M.u. ". c. Snow Of Salt Lake down Sat-
urday spend tho day with her mother. Mrs.
SATURDAY afternoon in honor Of her oirthday
aivensry. Those present were @esdames G.
Soov 9e! ,s, .s Mgat 5sr'n s,sS. Mss
Madssn. MAY Phillips. NJ. 3. Nelson and the
Misses Maggie and Al;a crawford. A delicious
luncheon served AZ S o'clock.
Tho firt meeting o, tho club year OF tho Ladies
Literary club convened Thursday afternoon at tho
clubnooms. Tho PROGRAMME included tho Dresi-
Clara Johnson; piano duct. mrr, May Chapman
and Nh. Jcruio Munk The officers wsro served
tea and tho remainder Of the time w@ spent IN
social way.
Miss Elda Christensen vas hostess at an even
ing oocial at her homo Saturday evening, when
she entertained fourteen OF her friends In an en-
joyeble manner Refreshments were served during
tho evening.
Tho Ladies' Ala r,eiey mot with Mrs H. P
Hanson Wednesday and spent q pleasant DAY. @rs
Hanson served dinner and luncheon to tho follow
Ing Iad!ea: Mcsdames Paul J. Noilson. Mary
Psieraon, vsldanaE Peternon; s. P Hsnsen O.
Nelson, Camilla Nelson. steua Smith. Ethel Mad.
sen. z Larsen. Mr., J. g. Lemon Of Ferron and
,he Misses Maria Nelson end jennie Work
Mrs J, II. Hornuus returned from Mt. Pleasant
Monday. where sho Visited hcr daughter Mrs. T.
L. Johns.
One OF the delightful affairs Of tho week was
that given by Miss Clara FarnUworth Friday oven
ing Progressive games we5o played. Prizes
were won by Misc Jane Lamb. Grace Peteson,
Elds Chrietcnsea. Maggie Tennsnt and Mrs Goldio
Olsen Luncheon served ct II O'Clock TO tho
M!sser Graco Peterson. Jaoo Lamb. Ella Christen-
sen. jean and Ann Chapman. Maggie Tennans.
Edith Carpenter, Sellie Squiret, Tressa Alfred,
B.rtells Alfred. Mabel Parry. Edna Larsen, Mn.
ooldio Olsen. Mrs Margaret Cox and Mrs Alice
TuttIe.
One Of the unique parties OF the week vas that
eivsn Ly Mr and Nrs Ray etringbam Saturday
evening 20 I1teon OF their MI Pleasant friends:
kangaroo court held and supper was served
buffet style. Beautiful nowoTB wore used for
decorations. Silent cameo caused much nmuee-
mont Those present cAJne down IN automobiles
ard were Mr aud Mrs Small. Mr. and Arp. On
nan Nj aud Mrp. AorE. Mr. and Mra, Peteraon'
MI aud MIs HrUsen Mr.. aud Mrs Horan, MT
Gr.sghend and Miss polson and Misn Po,ornop. TIE
nnr,S LEFT In tho "pee sms' . hours OF the morn-
Ing.