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GUNNISON.


GUNNisoS. March 23.-Nrs. j. n Eagan en-
terta!ucd the SeN-culturo club Wednesday after
noon al eu elaborate social IA honor OF ITS NOM
bers. The rolicolI brought many beautiful scnti-
monts. plcasan: afternoon was spcn, and az
elaborate luncheon was served Sixteen ladies'
were In attendance.
Nr. and Mrs. j. T., Cameron of Los Angeles arc
IN the city visiting at the homo Of SIR. aud Mrz
J. n Mace.
Invitations are out FOR grand ball TO he given
az tho opera house Friday night hy toe ladic.
OF the ] 7 II. y. club. II Is expected that
large crowd will be present.
Jun!us =. EmEley o, Centerf!oId who has &c.
Gently returned from mission. gave an interest
lng talk SUNDAY evening 20 the Young ladies and
young mon OF the Mutual improvement assoca
tlon
Ralph, The i-months- Old OF Mr. and Mrs
William Jensen 0s Crgtcrficld. died Monday sf,cr
an iluess OF only few days. death being caused
By pnoumonn
The msus f'lcTds of Henry ChrisilREsou OF this
city and H!ss Gertrude John NJ Ogden Su be
pleasantly su'rr-'s-i 10 learn OF their marriage,
witch TOOK place Wcdnesdly ~ the Manu ton.
pie, The groom 20 one of The highly respected
youag men o. Guuulson valley and has recently
returned fsom tNn-y year, mission 10 Norway.
Nr. and Mf7. CariJtihn7ou will make their homo
10 Coutsrf!o!d.
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LOGAN

LOGAN March ce.-ons OF tho delightful AZ
fairs OF the week was tho bridge tea given by
Mrs. George TorEc-on and Mn. Guy Carbon Mon
day afternoon for Mrs. Harry Beers formerly Mis-,
Lottle Noockor. who was quietly married in oE-
son homo beautifully decorated With flowers
and the guests. who wers seatcd at four tables
IoEan's most charming girls. Following In
tercs,ing gamo OF bridge delicious incnu was
served. The hostefSes were assisted by Miss Phoe-
he Ncbcscr.
Saturday afternoon MIS-. q. W. Thatcher en-
tertainod large number OF guests AT most
delightful kensIpS,on. The rooms Tere bright
with flowers aud plants and a delicious lunch
con was served By tho hostess. assisted by her
daughter. Miss Patience Thatcher.
At the agricultural college Friday evening tho
womsns Faculty league outcrtnined large
number OF guests n. dramatic entertainment and
social evening. Tho affair was given In the
library. Two OF Arnold Bouneuo sko,chcs were
presented. "A Good Woman and N Question OF
Sex" under tho direction OF Miss Sarah Hunts
man.
party Monday at her home. Tho table Was set
for twelve guests. with dainty castor cards mark
ing the places. Following the dinner mns'c was
enjoyed.
The A. C. woman's club Will meet Monday
with Mrs Horace Neboker Miss Margaret VIII
kInson will present essayp OF Gilbert Cnesterton
The Clio circle met Wednesday with Mn. Will
liam Morrell. Mrs Ncttio Sloan sang an Irish
ballad and Prot, Christian LsTscn resiewed uh The
ding" Refreshments served by the hostces.
assisted by Mrs. Edward Anderson and Miss Della
Morrcll.
"wednesday afternoon Miss Ethel Lac entor-
nInod twenty OF her friends nt delightful din
ner party The affair was gvon At tho Anus
home
Mr. and MrS Harold Cedarlund have return d
from a delightful honeymoon trip Epent In Cali
forna.
Mt. and Mrs. H A. Latount OF Salt Like are
visiting here.
Mrs NJ e Hanks spent the weok at Fruitland.
"
serious Illness OF her sister.
James Gibson of Salt Lake spent tho week In
Logan.
during the week
Mr.. and Ms e. q. Brown OF Denver viut-
ing with relatives in Logan.
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GARLAND

GARLAND, March 60, II, Ennis OF
Salt Lake spent part of the week In
Garland.
Harry Boyd OF American Falls. Ida,
was In town last week visiting with his
many friends.
Mrs David Chapman OF Salt Lake, who
with her children has been visiting her
parents. Mr., and Mrs. Mosah Evans. the
past two weeks, returned 10 her home
Thursday Mrs. Chapman was accom-
panied by Mrs. Evans, who will visit in
the capital for several days.
G. s Seeley OF Mount Pleasant, visited
Garland "Wednesday on bis way to Mil
ner, Ida.
The Kcnsington club met Tuesday
evening with Miss Harriet Hoff at the
home Of Mrs. George Henry. After the
hour spent with needles, the hostess
served a dainty luncheon. Besides the
guests OF the hostess: Mrs Alfred
Michals the Misses Cirallo and Della
Bingham and Agnes Olsen
The Self-Culture club met Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs +. IL.
Edwards on Factory street. The pro-
srammc consisted Of "The Easter Story"
by Mrs. j. NJ. Davis; THE Montesori
Method Of Teaching Mrs. +. d. Ielling;
vocal solos by the Mcsdames David Man
ming and \. swIngard. accompanied by
Mrs. G.. :. Mowry. After the programme
the hostess served a two-co lunch
con. The house was beautifully decorated
with pink and white carnations. ferns
and vioicts. BESIDES the members the
following were guests Of the hostess
Mesdames George Rogers. L. y. Rogers,
George Carter, \. Swinsard, Charles
Edwards aud OSro Barnard Tho club
adjourucd 70 meet In two weeks at the
home OF Mrs. o. l.. Winters.
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EPHRAIM.

EPHRAIA. March - The home ot N.c.s Phil
Jensen tho scene OF pretty social Tuesday
night, when The Scandinavian choir gave them a
pleasant surprise Nr Jensen has aroused cor.
siderable interest Ia the choir during the wintc.
and the leader has me: with success. "a
token OF respect hc Was presented wiSb = rocke-
reading and elaborate Luncheon was served
Thirty members we're present
The pretty event In society during tho past
week was the dinner party given the home OF
feter GLeaves. Jr sunday evening by Ne isdie8
OF the 5. = $. club Tho home vas uasto'uliy
decorated lu thc club color. purple aud white
and the tables we're trimmed 10 the preio7ninst-
ing eolors. a large bouquet OF tlowcrg yor-ncI
courses and laid for Amy Greave-
Joyce GFcaYcs Iva Larscn, GLADYS Christensen
LsorA Tye. Lillian DalsJud, Enilius Christensen.
Earl Peterson, Orson BtSicy. HcOer Anderson
fAvar Christensen nnd lawrence Peterson. After
the dinner the evening Jpsnt In games aud
musical selections
A social vss glyen al the home OF Mr. and
NrE Joseph l.. Thorpe Monday evening I'M honor
o, their daughter Iris who wau celebrating her
eighth birthday. dainty luncheon waa 5ervei
aud pleasant afternoon vas spoat game
a. }. Crozier OF ssliua entertained a number
o, BIS friends wl.h an zutornohue rid~ ve-tsriav y
afternoon. The party seat to Manu sad returned
duriuE The early part ot the eveu.ug. Those IN
tho party we're Miss Josie olssa. Lulu Jcntsa aad
OrE Olsen.
chris I-lnd o, ", PIsa,an, vas IN EphrsIn
Mr. and Yrs. Scot. HSason are reJole!nz over
The arrival ot pair OF twin ooys Mother and
ehildIen arc doing we'll
Miss selda Rasmussen has returned from Mani,
zieTe tAe spent several days visiting ~ the home
% Mr aad Ma Fred Tutus.
Willie Chrisienssn lof; during the week FOR
ATioll. whore he Til spend the SUMNER on IN,
farm 81 Charles BierTesssrd.
rsesissH, Land of tho Norts s,npe,, r,ak,
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MIDVALE.

MTDvALEs March es.-Tho Ladies' AID society
mot with Mrr. J. J. Ianocrs and mos, agreeably
surprised her With shower" token o,
their deep appreciation OF hor foithfulncss and
energies IN behalf OF the society. Those present
were the Mesdsmes Greene. Watson. Rose. ChildoTs
Waters. o'GTady. Carey, Dromo. Ward and Carr.
J. A. Alcorn and family returned Tuesday from
their TIP TO Louisiana and eastern points.
Nr. C II. Colbert IL spending tho week In
Salt Lake Lake tho guest OF her parents
during tho absence Of Mr.. Colbert. who hhs gone
out 10 inspect his ranch
Psul. the !ittlo o, Mr, and Mn. L. D.
Anderson. Is quito III again, having had another
attack o, his recent trouble
Kenneth Greene OF Murray Is spending tho week
Greene
The 'Bo0' Card club me. With Mrs. 2. Hall
Friday.
The NidvAls Commercial club will keep open
house Monday. when the public Is expected TO
visit the club rooms. A reception viii fol-
low IN the evening. during which refreshments
and music will Do enjoyed by those present.
a delightful affair OF Tuesday evening was the
surprise party Eivoa 10 Mrs. SordberE os West
Jordan hor Nfiy-siIth birthday. when about
twenty-five OF her friends and nciEhbors and mem
beTs OF the Midyalo Esboknh lodge Invaded her
home. Mrs.. FrRacom. 10 behalf OF tho lodge
presented tho guest Of honor vlth very pretty
gitts.
Tho Ladies' AID will hold tn next meeting with
Mn, william Waters Thursday. April 9.
Nh. whnoInors o. Salt Lake visited With her
daughter Mrs. william Waters Wednesday and
Thursday OF this week.
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SALINA.

sAL1NA, March 2s.-sfiSs Pearl Jorrsnssn Wis
tied relatives and friends In Salina thin week.
She remained only few days. when sho de-
parted for Salt Lake City, where sho will remain
during the summer.
Miss Effie Nordfolt returned home last Mon
day after having tpont the past two months taxi
Ing special course In the Snow academy.
Mrs. James g. Jensen LEFT for Salt Lake dur
Ing the week 10 join her husband. who has been
spending tho past few weeks there.
Xavier nolon has recontly returned
trip to tho reservation and Is highly pleased with
tho country, lie intends to Foll his property in
this city and mako the reservation bis permanent
home
Tho many friends OF DR.. D. r. spcer. formerly
OF this city. VIII be pleasantly surprised learn
OF hia marriage. which took place during the
week. Ds. nnd Mrs. SpIcer spending their
honeymoon in California
Miss Malisa Burns left during the week for
Salt Lnko City. where she viii spend tho
During tho week George Gates toId the Star
CATO 10 Nelson and Christcnsen OF Redmond.
Isaao Humphrey. s ys1r. OF age, was severely
injured during the week when no fell from
wagon which loaded with gravel. The wagon
passed hin body. breaking bis thigh and
making several bad b.ulsea-
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, Mary Johnson. Misses Marco MsAseo. Ada John
son, Augusta Mndsen. hessss' EphTaim 'oahs'a
and Stanley J, Madseo.
Mr. and Mrs Charles R. Aabee have rc,urn,d
from Salt Lake. where they spent the week Wis
ltins friends.
n. p. Bsrrowu Of this city spent Sunday IN
Ogden.
Lavo,r Jensen returned ear,y In tbs week from
an extended stay 81 Germany, and after v'sieog
his parents Mr. and Mrs. ID. C. Jensen, vert TO
Lors aad spcn, a few days visiting friends and
relatives
Mr., David Mattsoa OF Ogden spent Tuesday In
A. Lisls Eddy
A. w En.isu Of Sal. Lake spent the forepsrt
Of the week visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
oeores l. svenseu of Leran a visitor to
this city during the veek.
Mr. ad Mn. A. LtSls EDDY sn,ertairea at a
sevea-eourse tea at the hgh school Tuesday even
The dirnsr served by the domestic science
department, under tho supervision OF Mrs, Lydia
accord with the Ess;cr season. Thnse present
weTs NJ. and MIa j. Dwight Harding, w nad
Ms. A. Lisle EDDY. NJ ana Mrs. Jes,' W
Mrr. Victor Z. Madison. Nr and Mn. D. W.
Henderson. Mr5. David Msttson Of Ogden and
Nrs. Maggie n. Wight OF this city.
j. Frsak powring was among the Brigham
visitors to Ogden during tho week
@. O. sweeten OF coilinston was v!sito- 20
this city early In tho weok.
Nels Jensen hss returned to thin city after spend
Ing the winter in helton.
On Thursday nr and Mrs. John Hilstrora cele-
brzted their silver wedding anniversary. Tho
afternoon was pleasantly spent and a wedding
dlnsr rerved. Among those present wore NJ
and Mrs sidney Bldale. Mr aad Mrs. Eugene
Hillstrom. Mr.. and Mrn. William Buuell Mr.
and Mrs. Christ Christensen. Mr. and arS II. X.
Petersen. Mr and Nh Hans Bergen. Mr., and
Hrs. oliver Forssron, Mr.. and Mrs.. c. p. Mol
son. SIR. and Mrs. Stephen Paxton OF Pocatcllo
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Thompson. Mr.. and HrS
John Hills;ron. Ncsdsmes Sp,remAnu, bv!Ta
HALLIDAY A. X. Hansen Misses ChTiStcna PAY
ton. Jean Hansen, May BuTrell and Mrs Elliot
posnc.
Miss Stella Petersen IL home from Salt Lake
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs p. J, Pe'er-
sen. for few days-
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PLEASANT GROVE.

PLEASANT GROVE March oo--Mlss Ella Hop
kins entertained Friday evening at tho high school
reception room Luncheon was served TO the toll
Thornton. Verds Radroal. Ardcna Atwood, L>eonn
Nelson. Lola Robnson. Josie Halliday. Cora and
Helen wadIey Susie Kirk Grace Pichins Ethel
Clark. Bessie Dittmorc. Laverno lambert. Ello
DovereauI, Margie Smith and Pcna Cooper.
Officers and members OF Manila primary enter
hined Saturday evening IN honor OF Mrs. Law
Atwood their former president who re-
comfy moyodd TO Provo
Mrs. II. C Hansen OF Salt Lake is the guest
OF Dr. and Mrs. g. r. Wcstphnl.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Hecker entertained at their
home Wednesday evening at card party, Re-
and Mrs. Joo Walker. Mr.. and MrS. Hans Will
Hanson. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Williamson. Mr. and
Mrs. Sanford Walkor. syrus Kempt, Ber, Adams
and Duonnc Stewart.
party given at her home Tuesday afternoon.
willard Holman and Phone Lothian OF Provo
arc guests OF Mr. and Mrs. a. Holman.
Miss Eta weStphol and Mics Rca Clark enter
tained OF dinner Monday. Those present were Mrs
J. H. Walker Mrs. c. r. westphal. Mrs. ". Il.
Miss Sarah williamson
Miss Myrtle johnson OF Salt Lako Il visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson
Mrs Robertson of sprlnEvllie is tho guest OF
Mrs y. ]. Wadley this week.
Miss Opal wudlcy and Miss Ron Clark wcro host
csses at a dinner party Wednesday covers be-
Ing laid for six.
Miss Graoo Marriott entertained tho s. o. T {;
club Monday At her home
Mrs. d. n. Adomson was Provo visitor this
week
Mrs Bcn Walker sad Mrs. A. B. walker were
ont-of-town guests ThursJay.
John Harper Of BacKioot Idaho. Is here v!s.
iting friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mss Emer ArInitstead OF Provo were
Pleasant Grove visitors Monday and Tuesday.
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AMERICAN FORK.

Marion Green WAS ihc recipient o. 2 very pleas
ant surprise party % The home OF hlr Parents
Wednesday night Games. muFic and singing
wcno features OF the evening.
Mrs. J. W Cbpman was a. salt Lake Guy
Tuesday. visiting her sister. Sin. Ann clarke
who Is al tho T.. d. s. hospital
Tho officers and mcmbcrs OF The Second Ward
Young Ladies Mutual Improvement association
gave henslngton at The ward houye Tuesday
evening.
Miss Sadie Cblpmhn was visiting relatives at
salt Lake the first of the week
Thomas Walters or Vernon sDcnr ne week IN
American Forh While bore he purchased the
Joseph Kelly property Merchant street. and
viii move To this city In the near future.
MTs e. n Halliday gave delightful party
Tuesday nlEht N honor OF her husbands iortieth
birthday. The guests woFe w. and Mrs j. W.
Halliday. Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. j. ". Halliday. fr,.
Vida HALLIDAY, Opal Wsdley 0ui Mss Vera
Linou.
Mrs Samuel woooncraf; % Paysou ls bero 'or
an eStenGcd visit vilh her daughter. MTs ". ".
southWorth.
II craudalI. cashier OF the Peoples State
bank. was a Salt Lake yisltor SUNDAY.
MrA- J. 4. Fraser and two children OF Salt
Iaho City visited here Tho past week. tho guests
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe King.
Fred c. Graham OF the Utah Development
league bore Tuesday In the in,srcst Of the
greater Utah aKeursion." which iH due 20 come
here on May H.
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ST 4 y SA FORK.

SPANISH FORK, March 29-Iast
Friday afternoon Mrs Sarah Dudley
celebrated her ninety seventh birthday
~ the home OF bes daughter. Mrs.
Helen Pace OF the First ward. There
were twenty-five friends and relatives
present Dainty refreshments were
served Mrs. Dudley came 10 Utah in
1852 In the fourteenth company OF that
year. she arrived In Salt Lake city on
October :. 4 feature OF the evening was
a solo b. Mrs. Dudley. n song which she
learned ia her grlhood days.
Milo ostier came DOWN from Salt Lake
CITY Thursday and viii work on a farm
mere during the summer with his brof her
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Zuckswert OF
GARFIELD are visiting here With Matthew
Patensen this week.
The u. I. 4. OF the Second ward held
Its annual party Thursday evening The
attendance was large. 4 programme was
rendered composed of songs, rscitations
and instrumental music.
y dinner party was given "Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs
David Bona IN honor OF the twin Bona
brothers thirtyfourth birthday Covers
were laid for seventeen guests
Mrs. Emma litcnInss was the recjpj-
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RICHFIELD.

RiCliFIELD. March .s.-TAe members o, the
kcnsiugton Sewing club Invited their partners TO
candy null which given az the home OF Mss
Pes T!eith RAmlose Luaeh was served a. 1870
o'clock. The guests we're Mr. and Mr. Henry
EeilI. Jr.. Miss Luolla Hansen. Miss Ia Presl
Laraon. Mis- Colleen OldToyd. Miss Msude Erick-
so8. Mlss Mae Greenwood. Miss Laura sllpies
Miss Gwon Owens, Miss Iua FarusWorth. Art
Thompson. Stanley Johnson. LAMAR La-son. Chris
Chfistenten. Raymond Nelson and Claud sevy
Ma. =. c. LArSoa ISs; for Salt Lake ws,iues-
day vhero she Will spend week or two with
Der daughter. Mrs. Cornelius Salisbury.
Miss HodR Rsmlo-e isf, Thurlday TO- EiE!aore
20 spend couple OF weeEs
The members OF tho Sunday school board we're
entertained 81 Easter dinner Saturday even
ing az the high school domestic department Mlss
Florence Horne and tho domestic sciencs cla,s Of
The second year prepssfd and served the dluner
Nr. and Nm. Henry Nciii. IT, M!ss Ina Farms.
worth. At Thompson and Henry jcEssu rpsut
very dclightful Easter IA 0lenzood. whore tasy
enjoyed dinner. returning ai late hour.
Tho Misses Ge1evra Scheksr and Efus ErIck-
son entertained in the First ward social hall
ThuUsday egesing. Music. Eamss ard dancing
completed the pro<ranm~. Delicious refresh
meats vcie served % tho my Eues,- present
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MA.ITI.

s,t:: MATT: March .s-one Of Tho d.Iish.tui E.,,.r
s.s,S,a', sn s,. was that given BY the D Q. Erls
Miss Gencii Brown va. a charming ho,,s-.
Monday evening. delicious supper was s.ryei
to L'ohie Crawford. Maud Tu,tle. Lila Harmon.
He;lo Aldor. Geneva Jcnsen. Alice Judd Florsnce
Fox. Lucille Tuttlo. VIII Hogan. AIphouso Hon
re. Ross Coz. Webster poyden. Mont Harmon
Glen BcTsoy and Vernon Becker.
The Misses Ann Psrry. Etyth Clark ana Al..
Johnton euteTAioed their pupils Friday afternoon
from 20 o'clock az picnic. Tho invitations
were written on little papor rabbits.
Mrs Harry Csudland and Mrs LINN cIovar, .,
Mrs.. sc6y Jones 'AN WIN
Mrs Flora Thorpe entertained a number o,
birthday snnlversary. four-eourss dinner was
served at O'Clock and covery were laid FOR
Mrs. Mabel Taylor. Mabel Anderson Ellen Crsw
ford. AB. Gene CluH. Mrs. Bcrnleo Brown Mrs
l.. Tatns: Mrs; vaIate Parry. Mrs. Ruby Hou-
Dora Gates, Marguerite Boullow OF EphraIm nn6
Chester. "
With friends at EphTsim.
Mis- Eva Braithvaite entertained .t an Easts-
s,ahsr sfi !m sgna,y evening" Cover. zero laid ;or
Beatrice Tutls Ruby Merriam, Lille poyiuEton.
Paul rst,en. ci,rk Kslleri MphoD:o MadssH
The evening ~ss spent st games.
Miss Ruth Nelson entertained eight OF b.-
ffioaes deiish;fully Sunday evening
VT. and Mrs J. H. HouRaard we're R1onr those
that entertained AZ dinner Sunday.
Miss Luella Nelson was hcs.sEs NJ dlnn.-
party Saturday. covers were laid .o- Tho Mlr,.s
Euniee Jorysason. cisra w!nteh. Lsah prai,h-
waite. Lua Hansen. Eva Lurd Elaa christ.n-
tez, liver ireTIon Of EphFaim. Marion Rnlpaok
Stafford MseSen. Hyrum Bovun and w.nc.I Pea.
cock.
Nisz Aan PaTy 4 deIigh;ful ho-tss. Sat
urday eyening when shs entertained Olive Lowry
Anaie Chrisisnsen. Minerva Nicklesou HaEEis
Crawford. Eiyth Clark nad Jsrore DyrenK. A
dainty luncheon was spread 81 II O'Clock
W. T.. Daasis Of Price i- Sp~ndinx the ue.k
here the guest Of MisE Naomi Lowry,
Mr. Lloyd Parry eutnriAned Monday evening"
AZ dinusr- The sesTJa's flowers vere used for
DECORATIONS. Those present we're DIR. snd Mra
George l. ScaTs Mr- and M-s Gene CIuff Mrs
Cluif OF Provo. Nr. and Mn. n $. spsrrv Nrs
i>ncia TEiiie Lucille Tut;ls nnt Fiorcnce Spcr.y
Mr. and Nu. John p. Selison entertained Al
birthday dinner Sunday In honor os Mr. Scliso1's
hfiy-uinih birthday. Flys couples present
snd spent verJ enjoyable afternoon
Mr. Bert Tuttls s1tsrftincd weanerfay a,
bennington. Tfos- prescott thr Mcslsuss
Aaa LEiiie. May caFk ArU Halt F.cd Tutle
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BRIGHAM CITY.

BRIGHAM CITY. March 7s.-Ths teacher, Of
,ss esnrtsi school e1te-.insa the teachers o. ire
whittier trhooi TeursdaT evening IN the Third
vars amusement bail. The evenings plsasur.s
vs.s made up Of va-tous sarnsa. musical Eumeer,
snd receshmsnu Thoss present vers Nissea
oolffe fhur, Re7a olser, GeusIs Hau.faksr
Evsiyn Olsen. Ray Hsussu. Preai Kelsey May
Starr. Hssss FauI. Hattie Richards. Lois Psrsrs
Liaris Ihonas. Gursis Burke Clare Harris F:hsl
Hutton. haJ Jsns~n. Alice YATES. J. s. Sslson
Ar FrsnAn. A. ". Hn=ssu and Leonard S.sI-
Mrs. Rsss VfiGht sntertainei "wednesday s.;or-
ncoo az birthday din7er in honor Of her if,:,-
sane- Tie guests SsFe friends and relatives
hcassvsrniag party Eivcn TueUaay
eveninE ~ the hone OF NJ and Mrs Harmon
-ohnso5 By relatives. Those present ws-, NJ
ana Ms Frsrk ". Earl. NJ ard Mrs Sels Mad
sea. NJ and Ms y. p. Nelson. NJ. ard Nr
n ~ Nelson. Nr. ard Nrs. Georgo 4. johr-or
Hr. ana nrr. Harmon Johnson- Ar. and Ms "
l. Ssrc-. Hestrnss Alice Iosntor. Zlns Isarca.
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LEHI.

IFHI March .a--Th> leading social success OF
tho wcck was the dancing party given Wednesday
evening by tho Atheniau club. Each OF tho
ty.nvc mcnibcrn invited three OF their frteuds.
Refreshments served and an orchestra fur.
nIShed tho music.
Mrs. Owen steeart Of Park City 4, spending two
weeks In Lehi. the guest OF her mother. Mrs. W.
S. Evsns
Tho officers Of ,he Mutual Improvement associa.
,ion OF tho four wards hold social Tuesday cYsn-
ing In tho assembly rooms In the Second ward
Thore were dancing several musical Numbers aod
specla, exhibition OF folk dancing By M!sa
Fern Chlpmau
The Lehi high school has selected the follow
ing students 20 edit its year book; VoimA Gibbs
RugIlrnau, athletics; Leslio Coates. the seniors
Arno Elrkham the sophouore5: Marie Bredeson.
the juniors and Sylvia Ashton the freshmen.
Mrs. Joseph a. Thomas. who has been visit
Ing with her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Austin. In
salt Lake City for tho past month, returned home
Monday.
D. j. Thurman spen. the wecS end in Salt
Lake.
Abou, twenty OF tho frlond5 and nclshborr OF
Mr. and Mrs. Z. 81 Olson gavo them sur
prise party Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Olson
will remove to Payson In the near future.
Thursday ar aud Mrs.. ". s. Evans gave a
house social In honor OF tho local school teach
ers. About thirty werc present. a banquet was
served.
The Atheulun club held It's regular Wednes.
J. A. Bodnoe gave a talk ''ParsIfnl' aud Miss
Ida Thurman a talk on tho Dutch School OF
Art"
Mrs. John Cooper arranged successful our
prise party her husband Tuesday evening
about twenty-five frionda and ne!ghbors joining
IN tho festivities.
Miss Mabel Peterson and Edwin Street wsr,
married IN the Salt Lake temple Wednesday A
reception was given tho young couple az the home
OF Mr.. and MTB. Christian Peterson Wednesday
evening
The Home Economic club hold It's weskly meet
Ing Thursday evening. Mrs. F, c, Woodruff gave
talk on ''Foodstufts" Mrs Anpn Stookoy
reading and Miss Winnie Evans sang a solo
John Roberts OF the Peoples Coop is spend
ing a month In Alberta. Canada. looking after
his ranohipk interosts.