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luncheon following by love feast un-
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LOGAN.

LOGAN Feb. 1.-Two delightful social
events OF the week were the parties
Elizabeth Smith on Thursday and FRI
day. They were given at the beautiful
new home of Dr. and Mrs. Reynolds on
Second North street Thursday the
guests, seated ut nine tables wcre en-
tertaincd at "fivo hundred" Friday aft
ernoon large number OF guests were re-
celved at a delightful kensDGton. In
tercsting features were introduced dur
Ing the afternoon and n prize was
awarded, The rooms were adorned with
daffodils.
|. A number Of guests enjoyed the bridge
tea given by Mrs. George Forssren at
her home Tuesday afternoon. The score
prize was awarded Mrs, A. II. Thompson.
Delicious refreshments were served. AZ
ssting the hostess were Mrs. Horace
Ncbeker, Mrs. Luther Howell and Miss
Lottle Nebeker
About l5o guests enjoyed delightful
surprise party Thursday evening, which
was given in honor OF Professor Otte
by the members Of the Sixth ward choir.
II was, held in the chapel, which was
specially decorated for the occasion.
Dancing was the feature
Saturday vening the sophomorcs OF the
college entertained at the Smart gym
nasuim complimentary TO the freshmen.
Dancing was the feature Of tho evening.
The gymnasium was artistically deco
ia ted and programm of delightful dance
music was rendered.
Another enjoyable dancing party was
given SATURDAY, evening in the ladies'
gymnasium Of the college by the second :
year students. Tho floor was filled with
dancers all through the evening.
Til \. Q. w. Woman's club met Mon
day with Mrs. r. L. Campbell A paper
on o, Henry and Edna FeSr and their
short stories was given by Mrs. Camp
bell. Miss Margaret Wilkinson read an
interesting Christmas story by O. Henry.
Tea was served by the hostess, with
Mrs. A S. Horn and Mrs B. G. Thatch-
er assisting.
The clio circle held an interesting ses-
sion Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
charge of the programm and reviewed
"Fanny's First Play" by Bernard Shaw.
Miss Maddeson entertained the mem
bers with piano solo. Refreshments
were served at the close of the nfter-
noon.
hostess at delightful dinner party at
her home on College hill The table was
beautifully decorated with yellow flow
ers and smilaX and covers were laid for
twelve guests,
The A. c. Woman's Faculty league will
entertain at a reception Tuesday, Febru-
ary 4. at the home OF President and Mrs.
j. A. Widtsoe,
Miss LIbbIe Park entertained at card
party at her nome Friday evening. After
enjoying a number Of games, refresh
ments were served. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Sheffield. Miss Mabel
Maughan, Miss Hazel and Jelnara Ballif,
Miss Josephine Burton, Mr. Alder. Mr.
Nelson. c. w. Reese and Asael Dixon
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs q.
shortly to make their home In. Boise.
Mr., and Mrs Bacon have spent the past
nine years In Logan and have wide
circle OF friends
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son, w. L. Watkins and Miss Emma
Stohl.
w. s. Hansen was up from sal, Lake
city Sunday visiting friends IN this
city.
The Z. o. H Sewing club met Tuesday
evening a. the home OF Miss Maud Fors-
gren and spent a splendid evening Of So
cial conversation. Among those present
was Mra. Vera II. Shaw OF Ogden.
former member Refreshments were
served. Those present We're the Misses
Ethel Reese, Jessie Brown, Preal kel
Forsgren and Mrs. Alice F, Eliasen.
The religious class of the Third ward
entertained the widows OF that ward at
a banquet given In the ward amusement
hall Tuesday evening An informal pro-
sramme was rendered By those In attend
ance,
The Brigham CITY Civic Improv ement
club will give their annual ball this year
Wednesday evening February II. in the
Academy Of Music. The women OF the
club arc making extensive preparations
for the event and the ball promises TO
be the soceity event OF the season.
The VI. w. r. club met Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Wynn
Eddy in its semi monthly meeting.
Among those present We're Mrs. c. r.
Mabee, Mrs. B. f. Boothe Mrs c. T.
Anderson, Mrs. Wynn L. Eddy and Mrs
Gletcher OF Ogden.
Mrs. Henrietta Wright who has been
spending several days visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs, d. w. Henderson. returned 10
her home In Richfield Wednesday
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SPANISH FORK.

SPANISH FORK. Feb. 1.-Nathaniel
Ludlow. who has been on 2 mission IN
England for the last tweDty-six months,
came home Sunday.
Mrs, Agnes Morgan was pleasantly
surprised Saturday evening in honor Of
the anniversary or her thirty-fifth birth
day
Mrs. Hyrum Silcr OF Clinton Is visit
Ing with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
George a. Hicks. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCain of Eureka are
visiting relatives and friends here.
Bishop Benjamin Argule is attending
the farmers roundup at Logan.
Miss Bertha Swenseu was surprised
Wednesday evening. She was presented
with Two beautiful bouquets OF roses and
carna lions. seven course supper was
served 10 tho following guests: The
Misses Bertha Swcnsen. Annie Brown.
Jennie Christensen. Ella Olsen. I.ora
Sterling, Naomi Thomas. Olivia Swensen
Steenie Runofsen. Florence Jones'
Messrs. Rawlins Hughes, David Bowen
Arthur Bowers, Gilbert Taylor Elmer
Swensen, Heber Nickel, Nephl Swenser
and Bernell Hansen.
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Shields. Henry spriggs and sherna n
tsrgo went TO Salt Lake Thursday
afternoon TO attend the funeral Of the
late Mrs. F. w Sherman.
Mrs. o. c. Lockhart VIII entertain the
members OF the Evening Card club next
The members OF the &. e. T.. club en-
1oyed q sleigh ride Wednesday evening.
followed by supper served at the home
OF the Mfsss Kelley.
Misses Mildred and Ruth Dority enter
talned number OF their friends Frlda V
evening at their home.
DR.. and Mrs, George Sheen returned
lhursday from an extended visit with
relatives In Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Pearson OF
Natchcz, Ariz., are IN the Park visiting
with relatives.
Mrs. L, $. Bodell OF Coalvinc is visit
ing in the Park.
Mrs. Dalgleish entertained at luncheon
Saturday afternoon for the members OF
the University Dramatic club.
Mrs. l.. Peterson and Miss Vera Lowe
are In the Park, guests OF their sister,
Mrs. Malin.
Mrs. H. s. Townsend will entertain The
m 1embers Of St Luke's Sunday school
with a sleigh ride Sunday afternoon.
Michael Salmon was In the Park Tues
day visiting with friends. Mr., Salmon
has just returned from Carbondale, Pa.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-02
LEHI.

LElTl. Feb. Among the Lehi people
who left today on the midwinter eNcur-
sion 10 Los Angeles are Mayor W II.
and Mrs. Parley Austin. MIR. and Mrs
Reuben Davis. Mrs n 4. O'Bren. Mr..
and Mrs. T.. II. Davis. Mrs. John Rob-
eris; Mrs 4; Is. Manning and Mrs. S.
coast about thirty days.
Miss Annie Carson and Isaac Fox, Jr.,
were married in the Salt Lake temple
Wednesday. The young people will make
Lehi their home.
Mrs. Joseph Brigss Of Heber Is visit
ing with relatives In Lehi this week
Of the First ward save a most SUCCESS
fuI dancing party in the city pavilion
Friday night Besides the regular
dancing there was folk dancing.
Walter Hadield returned to his homo
in Wyoming Friday. after spending ton
days a the guest OF his brother, William
Hadheld.
William F. Dorton, proprietor Of the
Palace meat market was married ia
Salt Lake Wednesday to Miss Bessie
Boley of American Fork.
Mrs. w. e Racker returned this week
from a months visit with her daughter,
Mrs Louie Raymond, at MoCammon'
Ida.
Tho young ladies Of the Second ward
gave q largely attended missft danc-
ing party In the assembly rooms Tues
day evening.
J. r. Cotter spent the first half Of
this week transacting business IN Salt
Lake City.
The Ladies Athenian club held It's
regular weekly meeting Wednesday AFT
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. G. L.
Stookey.
Miss Sommcrs Ingalls, who IS attend
ing school at Rowland hall In Salt alike
City. spent Saturday and Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs M. W. In
gals.
Mrs. Charles Hopkins OF American FORK
Is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Abbey
IJlllngson.
Mrs T. A. Tailor is visiting with
friends in Sandy,
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PARK CITY,

PARK CITY. Feb 1.-Mrs. Binkard
opened her home for the women's Ath-
enaeurn Monday afternoon. After the
reading of the minutes and some com
munIcntions the programme for the day
was taken UP with Mrs. Allen In charge.
The first paper was given by Mrs.
Adams. the suojee5; ;,o,ssa being Mne,hHw ne1iis
nentary paper. "The Previous Question. =
by Mrs. o. w. Allen. The ladies, ad.
journed to meet Monday. February q, at
the home Of Mrs. Gertrude Hagar,
julius Frankel and o. c, Lockhart wero
In Salt Lake during the week on busi-
ness.
Mrs. ]. W, Thompson entertained tho
members of the Whist club and feW
guests Tuesday evening at her home, The
prizes were awarded TO Mrs. Evans; M.s'
Forslund, r. j. Mclaughlin and Q. ~.
Short The extra guests besides the
members were julia Hurley and Agnes
Lusty, Messrs and Mesdames s. A Fors-
lund G. NJ Short, .. w, Allen, JULIUS
Frankel and o. G. LocRhart.
Miss Ella Ace Is visiting with friends IN
Salt Lake,
The members Of the Priscilla Sewing
club were entertained Friday AFTERNOON
at the home OF Mrs- o. W. Allen
One Of the pleasant affairs OF the
week was the dance given In Rasband
hall Tuesday evening by tho girls oi
| the basketball team.
f. J. Beggs has spent the past week
| in Nevada
| Misses Susie Shields and Gertrude Nc
Mrs. w. I. Buck, Mrs. Robert kimoall
Mr.. and Mrs, w D. Sutton, Mrs. Johr
Wylscoff, Mrs. McDonough. Roger. Nc
Donough, L. p. McGarry. Frank a
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GARLAND

GARLAND. Feb IN r Nelson is
rejoicing over the safe arrival OF a
fine boy al his home Tuesday.
Miss Clytia Henrle. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. George Henrie, celebrated her
tenth birthday Sunday. About twenty OF
her playmates spent the afternoon with
her
The newly organized Kensington club
met in its first regular meeting Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs
\, 7, George. Mrs George Grover is
president and Miss Hattie Hess is secre-
tary.
Master Blaine Winters, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs O. l.. Winters. was delightfully."-
surprised by about twenty-five OF his
schoolmates Monday afternoon. They
spent the evening playing various games.
The w. c. #. u. Of Tremonton had
an oyster supper and dues shower FRI
day evening at the home OF Mrs. George
Carter.
George Austin Of Salt Lake City was
In the city last week arranging for n
beet dump at Riverside siding Mr.
Austin is agricultural superintendent
for the Utah-ldsho sugar factories.
Leslie Grover OF Salt Lake City, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Grover or this
city underwent an operation last Tues
day at the l.. d. s. hospital. Mr. and
Mrs. w, L. Grover remained with him
for several days and report him doing
as well as could be expected.
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MIDvALE.

MIDVALE. Feb. 1.-One of the pleas
ant afternoon affairs of the week was tho
matinee box party given Friday after
noon at the Empress by Mesdames Dean
Monnhan and Allen McOwen. In compli-
ment 10 a number OF Midvale ladies.
". ID. Fitzgerald, who has been con
fined to the house the past week with an
attack Of laryngitis. is again able 10 nc
around. Master Blake Fitzgerald Is con-
valesclnS from a light attack OF pneu
monia.
Saturday afternoon Mrs u. Hall enter
tained a number OF friends pleasantly at
cards, followed ny luncheon. Prizes
were won by the Mesdames Custer,
Engler and Droron-
The knights OF Pythias entertained
their members and wives at card party
Thursday evening. Refreshments Were
served and prizes awarded TO Mrs.
Brown. Mr. Anderburg. A. D. Brown and
Neil Olsen.
successful social event OF the week
was the 800" card party given by Mrs.
Four tables were played. Prizes were
awarded and a luncheon served at the
close of the afternoon.
Emma, the little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Silas Brown. entertained number
OF children wednesday Of last week. the
occasion being her tn birthday.
F. n. Richards and family, formerly
OF Provo. have moved Into the house on
East First avenue. formerly occupied by
George A. Childers and family ,,, =, r.
church met at the home OF Mrs. L. D
Anderson Thursday. The next meeting
VIII be held Thursday. February 6, at
the home of Mrs. +, r, Spencer.
wyo Ms Sas SsGr accepted Spe1y position with the
Golden Rulo store. HIS family Will ar-
rive shortly ana will occupy tho house
opposite tho trestie on Center street,
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

MOUNT PLEASANT. Feb. MRS
burlington and Miss Dawson are the
guests OF their parents IN Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Armand gave a
party for Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Wall tho
past week. The home was beautifully
decorated in American Beauties and car
nations, The prizes were captured BY
Messrs. I'd. Wall and Lawrence Win
ters. The other guests were Messrs
and Mesdames A. Johnson, Orange Aid
rich. Lawrence Winters. w +. Madsen
c. T. Duadge; Mesdames A Crane. Nor
gan Winters, r. A. Broadhurst II. s.
Nielsen and Bron Brotherson; Mcssrs
Lonsdroph and Larsen.
Mrs Boon Brotherson entertained a few
friends Thursday at dinner in honor o.;
Mrs. Harry Mensll Of Saline-
Or. and Mrs. Roy Burch left on Thurs
day for n six-weeks visit In Los Angeles
and Long Beach. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mopsop enter
tanned n large number OF friends Satur-
day evening. the occasion being their
silver wedding,
Tuesday evening at the wssatch
academy. +. c. Jensen gave very
interesting talk on Old Mexico
Later Mrs. Jensen and daughters served
refreshments.
On Friday afternoon, at the homo OF
Mrs. Oscar Wall, Mrs. Lulu Shepard OF
Salt Lake gave an interesting talk 20
the members OF the w, @. T. T. and
few friends.
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BINGHAM.

BINGHAM. Feb 1,NThe B. B. club
will hold It's regular meeting Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs, Jennie
Richa rdson. in Freeman gulch
In honor OF their ninth wedding ami
versary. Mr.. and Mrs, Guy Baum very
delightfully."- entertained Il few friends last
Monday night at Dutch lunch at their
home, $50 Main street. Music and cards
Those present were Messrs and Mes
danes Guy Baum. Sam Byron, Marshall
Graham and William Baum.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jimpson. Sr.. en-
tertained at farewell dinner last sun
day night, In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
v. Anderson. who will move to Florida
this week, where they Will make their
home. Those present were Mr. and Mrs
A.. Y. Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Eckman very de-
lightfully entertained a few friends at
cards last Thursday night at their home
on Main street The following were
whist; Ladies-First. Mrs, ]. H. White;
second, Mrs Fred Palmer; consolation,
Mrs. Emma Williams; men-hrst. Isadore
Gauchet; second, Albert Marriott: BOBBY.
Fred Palmer. An elaborate three course
luncheon was served. Those enjoying
the evening were Messrs. and Mesdames
John Jimpson. sr., Albert Marriott J
H White. Fred Palmer, Mrs. Emma Will
liams, Isadore Gauchet and Victor Eek
man, Jr-
Mr.. and Mrs, Ray Allen very delight
fully entertained last Friday night al
their home in Freeman gulch In honor
OF Mrs. Aliens birthday, Music and
games furnished the evenings entertain
ment, after which refreshments were
served, Mrs. Allen was made the reclpi-
ent OF many handsome, and beautiful
presents. Those present We're Messrs
and Mesdames Bishop Waters. 3. w,
Richardson. John Jimpsor. ST.. Albert
Watson, Stanley Johns. r. p. Senneger
and Isadorc Gauchct,
The Ladies Aid society met at the
home OF Mrs. Z. A. West last Wednesday
afternoon. This society largely supplies
the money necessary to keep the church
In repair pay insurance and assist the
pastor,
A mothers meeting was held at the
home OF Mrs Hockings Friday.
The local order No 631 og the Broth
erhood OF Railway Trainmen will hold
It's second annual ball In Canyon hall on
the night of February IL. The commit
tee in charge comprises G, o. George.
r 3. Cusick L. Hart, j.. G. Ruby and
John Olsen. Morris's full orchestra Will
furnish the music.
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EPRRAIM.

EPBRAIM, Feb 1.-The Dell hotel OF
/, this city was the scene Sunday evening
OF an elaborate social which proved TO
be one of the most brilliant affairs that
has ever been held in this city. More
than eighty friends participated in the
affair The event was given In honor Of
Mr., and Mrs Anderson, who have re-
Gently moved into the beautiful hotel
and 1t was planned by number OF
friends. During the early part OF the
evening an elaborate dinner was served.
during which time the Snow academy
orchestra furnished the music. After
dinner was served an excellent literary
programme was rendered,
The ]. G.. F. club members We're en-
tertained Monday evening by Miss Selda
Rasmussen and a pleasant evening was
spent in social chat and needlework.
Luncheon was served. Those present.
aside from the hostess. were Alverda
Anderson, Josephine Mortensen, Patra
Olive Anderson, Marie Christensen. Ann
and Genevieve Willardson, Fern Erick-
son, Mrs. Sadie Fowler and Miss Boul-
ton
Hans Jensen was the recipient OF a
pleasant surprise Monday afternoon IN
honor OF his eightieth birthday. Tho
party was planned by his children, who
presented him with many valuable gifts,
The afternoon was spent In partaklng OF
refreshments and social chat. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Chris BJergo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Jensen. Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Lund. Mr.. and Mrs. Eric
Christensen. Mr. and Mrs Christian An
derson. Mrs. Overson, Mrs, Christensen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Jensen. Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Christensen. Amelia Edgar and
Harold Jensen.
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BRIGHAM CITY.

BRIGHAM CITY, Feb. Monday
evening Chauncey West was given a de-
lightful surprise by O number OF young
friends at the home Of This his parents. Tsnss Mr.
loving the event were the Misses Alice
Reeder, Barbara Larsen; Gertrude Iaan zHnsTo Muro
Burt, Matte West. Clarice Wright. Z!lla
Wight. gdyth Berg. Wrny Knudson s,o,I.
Knudson: Messrs Stewart Vance, VIII
lard Jensen. Chauneey West; Jimmie
Larson, Ephraim Johnson. Noble Shelf
fleld, Bennie Knudso1l Jarvis koToLd,
West, Matthew Compton and Roy Peter
sen
Victor r. Madseu was In Salt Lake
City Wednesday.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs p. W Hen
derson entertained OF an aftcToon tea
in honor OF her mother. Mrs. HeDrletta
Wright OF Idaho who is visiting at the
Henderson home for few days. The
guests were Mesdames Oleen N Stohl.
Daniel Woodland, Laura Woodland. .,
n Stchl. Abraham Evans, g. y. Ander-