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RICHFIELD.

RIcHFIELp. Sept ls.-Mrs. Allen Montgomery
entertained at dinner Monday evening In honor
OF Mira Androw Nclson. Thoae present were Mr.
and Mrs. Il, w, Tllncy, Mr. and Mrs. A. v.
Nelson and the guest of honor.
MIRO. A H. Burt left Sunday TO mako her home
In Salt Lake City.
Miss Eleanor Nelson loft Sunday for Salt Lake,
whore she 10 10 bo married this month.
Mrs. A, V. Nelson entertained In honor Of her
mother. Mrs, Andrew Nelson OF Los Angeles.
Saturday. Luncheon Bervcd.
Mrs. ThomaD ogdon sr.. had a quilting party
lowing guests. Mesdsmes Joseph Ogden. ". c, n.
orrock. Cranes, Christian Busk, Sellers. Andrew
Nelson. Will Ogden, Mary Brown. James Levitt.
James Pou)son and Miss Emma Christensen.
Mrs, Andrew Nelson left Sunday for her home
In Los Angeles. after visiting two months with
her daughter. Mrs. Victor Nelson.
Miss Rim Larson is visiting in Salt Lake City
this wcok.
On Thursday Mrz. Andrew Nelson and Mrs A.
V. Nelson entertained az NG. A. v Nelson
homo In honor OF Mrs, William Nelson's sxtell,
birthday anniversary. Thosc present wcro the
MesGs;nel Julia PctcrTou Sarah Peterson Thomas
Ogden. Sr.. Amos Nelson. L. T. Hansen. Hyrum
Hansen. T. l.. Fisher. John Hansen, y. p. Jen-
sen. Lorenzo Nelson aud John Miller
Miss Anna Hansen returned Sunday. after a
visit In Zion.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ackcson returned last
week, after visit in Salt Lake.
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MSocial Happenings in Cities and Towns of Utah

| ter Amanda 10 David w. Hancock. tho
wedding To take place in the near future.
r. M. Fox and family have returned
from their ranch at Viola, Wyo.. where
| they have spent several weeks.
Mrs. w. j. Barnes entertained at a
parcel shower Tuesday evening in honor
OF Miss Irene Shreeve. whose marriage 10
Leith $. Pearson took place Thursday In
the Salt Lake temple.
Willard Kay, Jr.. and Leonard Jenkins
have left for Palo Alto. where they arc
attending Stanford university
Mrs. H. Fisher has returned from a
three weeks stay with relatives In Cali
fornia She accompanied her daughter
Lily TO San Francisco. where Miss Fisher
was married August "a
The marriage of Thomas r. Far. OF this
city and Miss Ella Peterson Of Hunts
Vile was solemnized Thursday In the Salt
Lake temple.
Mrs. S. j. Spencer has returned TO her
homo In Provo, after weeks visit with
her grandchildren.
Mrs. J.. r. Rich and children are home
from n short visit with Mrs. Ben e.
Rich at Ccnterv!llc.
Miss Edna Hamilton has gone TO Bos-
ton, where she Will enter the New Eng
land Conservatory OF Music to study voice
culture.
Miss Alta Calvert and Miss Mary
Jones will leave the coming week for the
Agricultural college Mt Logan. and Miss
y
versity OF Utah.
Louis B. Smith has gone to Lawrence
Kan, to attend the state university.
The Mlnnehaha Campfire girls gave a
lawn social, card party and old time
dance wednesday, evening. Prizes and
refreshments were features OF the even
ing.
Miss Nellie Magulre. formerly OF og-
den. who has been teaching in the city
schools OF Butte. Mont, has returned
from San Diego. where she spent the
summer with her sister, Mrs. +. w.
Burns.
Mrs. James A. Gil and children are
home from Long Beach, Cal, where they
spent the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Taylor OF Rock
ford Ill, are hero for nm extended visit
with william Craig and family.
Mrs. Krauss and daughter, Mabel have
returned from a visit In the northwest.
Mrs. Grace Russell. Bartlett entertained
fifteen guests Tuesday evening, In COM
pliment to Dr. Frank K. Bartlett OF Chi
cago and Miss Mary Paxton. graduate
nurse of Presbyterian hospital of CHI
cago. Dr. Bartlett will return to CHI
caeo shortly, where he will take post
graduate course at St Lulle's hospital.
After a short visit in this city. the
guests Of Mrs Emma Cook and Mrs;
daughter left for their home in Omaha
Wednesday.
Prof. and Mrs. L. IT. Monech have gone
to New York for an extended visit with
relatives.
Thursday afternoon, September 4. in the
First Congregational church, was solemn
lied the marriage OF Miss Verna A
koepp, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
N Koepp. and James l. Jensen of Salt
Lake City the Row. Frank G. Brainerd
performing the ceremony, Only the I'M
mediate families of the bride and BRIDE
groom were present Mr.. and Mrs. JON
sen left Immediately following the cere-
mony for Salt Lake. where they Will
make their home.
Miss Marian Westoby OF Salt Lake has
been the guest OF Mrs. Fred p. Hollings-
worth for n few days.
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MT. PLEASANT.

Mt PLEASANT. Sept. 15 Mr. W &. iueks
entertained lu honcr ot her brother j. c Town
send Monday evening. She assln.cd rs Mr..
j. w. McG.nI 10 the games, which ucz
and enjoyable, Miss Mery Peterson aud wnuor
Macarthur tlrFt prizes and Mlss Gepeye john
and Rex Ioupeu given the consolation.
Those present tho Msscs Mary Peterson.
Gcneyc johnson Oive Nielsen. hrbroii Scsly,
Frances Jerscu, Matte and Apna TitzEcraId. S,sl-
Ia Olson. Florence Ci"mcnEeg Ncffic Rcouulsnu.
Myra Nadson. the Mcvsrr. Vsy McGonigai. Fran
cis Nielscn. Walter ana Burke NcArthur and
Rex Jensen.
Nj aud Mrs. J. NJ Boydcr entertained at their
home saturdav evening. Cot flowers IN profl, q,
sion were used u the decorations and an original.
pretty and unique flower idea was followed in.
stead OF place cards In the solcrtlour Of part
ners fog rcffcshmcntF. GoVcrs being used on the
tables where The rrf.csh meugs were served and
IN ,re drawings. Splendid music aud reading. bv
Misses Mabel BoIS aud Helen RoydcH aud Mrs
given Those present we're NcSsrr. and Mcs1arnr7
JAIncs W. hudoron. IL G. jacobs. r " Nickep.
& W sorcnsou. James Morson W n. cSnd-
land. 4. johnson Thomas nrabT. George Chris
tcasen q. r. wall. James UorE. ". = wintcrs.
Daniel Rasmusa"u. g. T.. StrauE II. 9. Bcsu-
mann James y Smpacr Z. y T.und Mrs
Joseph Scciy. MN !. II. Seoly, Mfs. tamo.
Larsen. Mira. William Olson. Mr. T. W. Cherry.
Mrs Coorgl, johnson Nsscs Elnora Rcyuoldr
Stella Olsen and Mabel norg.
Mira /. II Ms1scn entertained members NJ the
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both socislly and IN tia musio. circles Mr..
AM, Ina as clayton VIII msks their homo In Logan
ono Of The notable events Q, the carly fall
msa mo wedding reception of MISC winnifr.a
aorroll and Cla~son Young Cannon which took
Ias p.aso on Thursday cTaning at The homo Of the
tbo marriage uhidh was solcmniEcd In tho
,enpie during tho day. reception for which a
trom heIa from until IL o'clock The rooms were
beautifully decorated with quantities OF late
Garden flowers and largo number of guests
,annon VIII make their homo in Logan for somo
.,'nc ana WIZ DO at home TO their many friends
NJ tho Barrett flats First East strec,.
Saturday afternoon MIS-. Frank w Thatcher
entertained AZ a pretty childrou's party IN honor
of Tor little daughter Mary James birthday. The
a1% ersJ .as RAOa d, in p52s
whioh was served from an effectively decorated
table. with largo birthday eake used center
pleasuro of tho Afternoon
recital. Eivon By Mias Nora Elioson and
Master Master Stanley sehsub Friday, evening at the
ments OF the weok.
Tho Joseph Smith company OF the Daughters
OF tho Pioneers met Tuesday at tho homo Of
monts were Hcrved. Tho rooms were fragrant
with fall flowers.
large number of people attended ths ball
tho Logan Military band.
Mi1 winntred Morreli entertained q number
OF her frienda Tuesday afternoon at informal
truss party.
Mr.. and Mn. o. =. Goodman OF Los Angeles
we're Logan visitors during the week.
Miss Lydia Fornesbeck went to Salt Lake tho
early pn-t Of the recle whore she Will leave
with Miss Margaret summerhays for Boston 10
enter tho Now England Conservatory OF MuBio
Mr.. and Mn. Fred Bailit Of Ogden spent se1-
eTal dnJH Of the woek here. the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs Serge Dallf.
Mr.. and MS. Charles W. Rsese LEFT Tuesday
for Paris. Idaho whore they will spend the
wlntor, Mr. Reese will bo connected with
OF tho Paris ochoon for the
Aler Preston left Tuesday for Chicago, whore
he will continue HIS studies In dentistry.
Mr.. ana Mrs. J, z. Baron OF Ogden wore Logan
visitors Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. f. svensrud and two children OF Mime
apollo arc visiting here. the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. e W. Elliott
Misses Florence and Mamie Munro have re-
turned from Winnipeg. Canada. where they have
spent the past three months.
Mrs. Lyman Hydc and little daughter have
returned TO their homo In Salt Lake anor q
delightful three months visit with her mother.
Mrs. J. T. Cnine.
Mr and Mrs. Bert Fleming loft Monday for
thclr homo in tho cast after spending tho
mcr MS tho guests OF Mr.. and Mru, A. NJ Flem-
Ing.
Miss Elsia Thompson accompanied her grand
mother, Mrs. Thompson, to Salt Lake ThurBday
for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booker Preston and small son left
during the week for Chicago.
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MONROE.

MONROE. Sept i2-ITvin warnock of Monroe
and Miss LaSe Dastrup OF Slgurd were married
In the Salt Lake temple on Wednesday They
returned 10 Monroe Thursday neht. The BRIDE
groom rs tho OF NJ and Mr. william A.
Warnock pf Monroe and the bride the daughter
OF Mr., and Mr.. John Dastrup OF Sigurd.
On wednesday night the music faculty OF the
Snow academy. under the direction OF Jonn
L. Hand gave Il complimentary concert IN Mon
roe. Principal Moves and Professor Jensen spoke
In the interest OF education.
The Mssop Ivy. Hope and Fcu Maeieby enter
taincd the South ward cholI Monday night In
honor ot Nlss Edna Hunt, who leaves In few
days TO nl mission 10 Denver.
Mr. and Ms. George Hunt OF South Monro,
gave bundle shower Tuesday evening N homer
Of MISS Edna Hunt Among those prcsen. were
BBhop and Mrs. Ugbor Swiriic Miss Rctu Jones
the Missos lIopIc. Fcfn and Ivy Mesloby.
\ farewell programme nul hnndshakc va. given
Thursday ught In tho North ward meeting houfa
In honor OK Irwin WgTnocE ond Mos Edna Hunt.
Pro,. " G. wooley returned from Salt Lake
CITY Thursday nlGh' ~" VIII take up lnbors
again In tho agricultural department oi me Mon.
roc high school rcNt Monday.
Mr. and Ms Hymm washbnrn entertained Fri-
day night in honor OF Mr. aud Mn. lrvln WAR
mock
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AMERICAN FORK.

| AMERICAN FORK. Sept. IA few
members OF the First Ward Relief society
pleasantly surprised Mrs. f. Ralphs at
her hone on State street Friday after
noon in honor OF her eighty-fifth birth
| iay. Mrs. Ralphss daughters, one from
! Helena. Mont, and one from Salt Lake
| city. We're present The ladies presented
her with beautiful quilt which they had
made and She was also the recipient OF
| a number of useful presents from her
daughter In honolulu.
Mrs Il. II. Stout Arthur Stout and
Miss Grace Stringfellow OF Salt Lake City
were the guests or Mrs. William D. Ed
nonds Sunday.
Mrs Walter Haynes Of Bingham Is the
guest o. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Poulscn Mrs
Haynes viii leave shortly Tor her old
home I'm England.
Mr. and Mrs. james Varney announce
the enga cement OF their daughter. Gla-
dys. 10 Niron Fowler OF Lehi. the we'd
ding 60 take place AZ the Salt Lake tenn
pie Wednesday, September H.
John a. Grant and family have re-
turned to their home at Levan, after two
weeks soiourn here with William Grant
and family.
One of The delightful social features OF
the week was the entertainment OF the
Second ward by Mr.. and Mrs w. s.
Chapman, a { their beautiful home on
Main street, Wednesday afternoon and
evening. The rooms were artistically
decorated FOR The occasion. the parlor be-
ing tastcfully arranged with red roses,
and the dining room including the tables.
were beautifully decorated with pink and
white. carnations being the dominating
flowers. Each guest was presented with
a white carna,ion emblematical of moth
er-lIood. From O'Clock until delight
fu programme consisting of singing mu-
sic and readings furnished the entertain
ment and at G o'clock luncheon was
served the guests. The Invited guests
were: Mcsdames Elizabeth Crystal,
James Crookston. George Storrs, Il. Bon
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GARLAND.

GARLAND, Sept. 13.-Mr. and Mrs. r,
q. Baxter and children were dinner
guests of Mr., and Mrs. Burdette Smith
on last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P H. Baird entertained
at dinner on Sunday, the guests being
Mrs. Zlna Jensen, Miss Ada Johnson,
both Of Brigham, and DR., and Mrs, w,
H Cragun.
The Ladies' Self Culture club met on
Thursday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
]. NJ Davis on Factory street The
home was beautifully decorated with a
profusion OF white clematis. DR.. Lizzie
Shipp Of Salt Lake City gave an inter-
esting talk. Instrumental music was
given by Mrs. William Bowen and a vocal
solo by Mrs. A +. Wanless. Besides the
members present, the following were
guests Of the hostess: DR.. Lizzie Shipp,
Mesdames William Bowen, Ed Austin, NJ
Beck and T, V. Gibson. The next meet
Ing OF the club will be with Mrs. r. e.
Capener.
On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Insel Rose
entertained at dinner. the guests being
Mr.. and Mrs. L. #. Somsen and family,
Mesdames w. l.. Grover w. K. VanFleet,
John Cartwright of Chicago, Misses Mat
tie Strong. Mary Millard OF Farming. Mr..
Frank Burns
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs, w. l.. Grover
were hosts at dinner to Mr.. ana Mrs.
Somscn, Mr.. and Mrs. Mosiah Evans.
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EPHRAIM.

EPHRA1M. Sept i1.-One OF tho pleas
ant social events OF the week was that
OF last evening. when Mrs. i. II. Ham
gen entertained her relatives at an elabo-
rate dinner The table was decorated
with dahlsas and sweet peas. Those
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiliord Dorius. Mr..
and Mrs. RAYMOND Larsen. Mrs, Day
bell, Nj. and Mrs. Andrew Hansen, Mrs.
Andrew Hansen. Sr-. Mr.. and Mrs. Thor
valid Hansen and the host and hostess.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nelson
was the scene OF n pretty affair Monday
evening. The social was given TO q num-
Der OF friends and an elaborate dinner
was served. covers being laid for twenty
nine.
Mrs. DR.. Jensen and Mrs. Peter Peter
son entertained a number OF their friends
Monday afternoon.
MrB. Chris Nelson was the recipient OF
a pleasant surprise yesterday afternoon
attendance and brought lunch, which was
served during the afternoon. Mrs. Mel.
son WAS presented with beautiful token
from her friends>.
One OF the successful concerts OF the
season was that given Tuesday evening
at tho Snow academy In honor OF Eva
Bailey. who leaves for Germany, and Le-
ander Thompson. who will leave for Bos-
ton. where he Will enter the Conserva-
tory OF Music.
Miss Verda Anderson pleasantly enter
tained Sunday afternoon In honor OF a
number OF her friends. The table was
and lunch was served. Those present
were the Misses Alice Lund. Drllcy Lar
sen. Josephine Mortensen and Flossie
Anderson.
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and Thursday. Covers were laid We'd
nesday for Mesdames J. NJ. Burns.
Martha Hogan. Arthur johnson. J. p.
Nelson. c. ". Martin, May Tuttle. Myra
Bradley. RoZina Jones. Sadie Olsen,
Chri5tian Anderson, J. II. Carpenter. j.
n Hornung, Fred Tuttle and Misses
Maria Nelson and Lillian Thomas. Those
present Thursday were Mesdames Otto
Ottoson, Alma Johnson. Lawrence Low
ry. 7. Buchanan, Riley Braithwaite.
Chell Stringham, Lewis Larsen. Anthon
HouSaard. Susan Cox Sweet peas and
asters werc used for decorations.
Mrs Edward Coolidge of La Grande.
Or and Mrs. Bruce Coz OF Wallowa
came on a visit Wednesday. guests OF
the Misses Jean and Allie Cox.
Mrs. Netue sidweIl entertained Mon.
Ephraim. who leaves Saturday for Wyo-
ming to Join her husband.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Hamilton and wife OF
Gunnison were guests OF DIR. and Mrs.
G.. w. Martin Tuesday and Wedn esday.
Mrs. Steele entertained Tuesday In
honor OF Mr.. Steeles eighty-fift1 birth
day anniversary.
Mrs. w. A. Cox. sr.. returned satur-
day from Fillmore. where she spent three
weeks With relatives.
North ward primary officers gave an
entertainment at the North ward chapel
Thursday evening.
DR.. William Olsten returned from a
two months vacation Wednesday. DR..
pelier. Ida, Portland and Seattle.
Miss Lydia Nicholson was a charming
hostess Tuesday afternoon when she en-
Misses Miranda Davenport. Geneva Jen-
sen, Genel Brown, Lila Harmon. Maud
Tuttle, Clara Munk, Lucille Tuttle. Irma
NJ Otterstrom. Refreshments were
served at o'clock.
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LOGAN.

LOGAN Sept 1s.-Tns largest social even, OF
tho week Was the reception givcn BIZ MIS-. Luther
Vaughan Howell Monday from . until o'clock.
10 moct Hrs. Mariner s. Ecelo. one OF mo
charming brides OF Logup. The liTlrg room
where tho guests wcro received, vps charmlnriy
decorated with Rstcrs and sweet peas Receiving
With MiS Howell and Mrs Ecclr5, vero AiFs'
Gcorgp Torgeson, Msa Dora Wright and. presid-
Jog In tho dining room, were Mrs. CLYDE squlros
q, New York aud Mira. Roy 3uilcr, Th!lo mum
her OF Young girls assMtod In serving rctresh .
rncnts Tho dining table wal effectively decorated
I'm color scheme of pink With 'svont peas as tho
central adornmont. About ioo guests called durios
tho afternoon.
An intcreatIng and pretty home wedding WAS
that golomnl4ed "wednesday In the Logan temple;
when Miss E,ucI Jensen became tho brido OF
Irving z. Clayton Of salt Lake Following U"
ceremony an elaborate dinner Tas tcryed NJ tho
home OF the BRIDES parents Mr. and Mn. Joseph
j Icnacu to tho immediate families aud fow
Intimate friends The table UaB beautifully dec
Grated With pink and white Tosos and tho same
effective color scheme WAS carried ont In tho
menu. Pink roses and white sweet peas eomblped
With ,crna Norc profuseiy used In decoration
throughout the roomS. Sir. and Mrs. Clayton
Ien Thursday on a short honeymoon. the bride
being sowned In a beautiful brown travelling suit
VIII, ia. and gioves to match. Mr rla5toP
w. .on ~ Mr. and Mrs. y. W. Clayton Of SnF
Lake snd MisB Jcnsou Ia we'll known In Logan
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MANTI.

MANTI Sept l3.-One OF tile notable
affairs OF the season was the third Ken
sipgton given by the Ladies Literary
cub Friday evening on the spacious
lawn of Mr., and Mrs. J. Crawford. The
lawns were brilliant with Chinese LAM
terms, many colored paper festoons and
electric lights and flowers. The enterN
OF the Ladies' Literary club. They pre-
sented a Chinese operstta' TO an aD-
preciative audience OF 100 guests seated
on the south lawn. After the operetta
Taylor's orchestra furnished music.
Games were enjoyed until II o'clock
when "A Chinese luncheon was served I'm
the Chinese tea garden on the east lnw
1t was one OF the most successful affairs
given during the season. The ladies' Of
the music section taking part were Mes
DANES Millie Kerr Clara johnson, Zcla
Cox. Jessie Lund. Kate Houaaard. Myr-
tie Crawford, Ida Reid. flbbie Horuune
ilima Becker, Mary Phillips Eephia
Kjar. Ethel Madscn, May Cha pman lon
ME Munk and Miss Allie Cox.
Mrs. Thorpe OF E.phraim spent We'd
ncsday with Mrs. Scby Jones.
Mrs Neils Anderson entertained "A
number Of her friends Monday after
noon.
The music section OF tho Ladies Lit
crary club met Tuesday afternoon With
Mrs. Mile Kerr. The guests of honor
We're Mrs Edward Coolidge OF La
Grsude. Or. Mrs. Bruce Cox OF Wallo-
wa, Or, Jean Cox, Mrs. Robinson and
Mrs, l.. Larsen. Refreshments were
served at o'clock.
Mrs. Jerome HeurIe was one OF the
dclightfu' hostesses Of the week when
she entertained at luncheon Wednesday
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LEHI.

LBHI. Sept. 13.-Sunday Mrs. w. F.
Welsh entertained the Carnation club OF
Payson- Those present We're: Mesdames
John Dixon. j, S. McBeth, VIII FYrrie,
Mcclellan, and J. C.. Cravens.
Miss NirgIe Winn left yesterday for
| Indianola- where she will teach IN the
public schools.
party was given Friday evening at
| the home OF Miss Chelta Davis, in honor
Of Miss Mabel Briggs and Viola Gard
ner. Mlss Briggs left yesterday for Red
| moud. where she will teach school. Miss
! Gardner left also Saturday for Salt Lake
City: where she will study In the UNI
versity OF Utah.
William Hadfleld left Thursday for Ev-
ansvillc Indiana. to attend the National
Convention OF Rural MailcarrIers.
| Mrs. A. J. Evans entertained Monday
evening In honor of Merlin Southwick.
MICS Zelda Kirkhaus. and Sylvan Clark.
Mrs J. W. stoker of Salt Lake City.
after spending ten days as the guest OF
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. z. II. Davis.
| returned home Wednesday,
The Athenian club met at the home OF
Mrs. s. w. Ross Wednesday afternoon.
After the usual programme. Mrs S L.
| s. w. Ross were elected delegates to
attend the meeting OF the state fedora
ton OF womens clubs at Brigham City
next month.
Miss Catherine Price. OF HALEY. Idaho.
has been the guest OF Miss Sommers In
gals for two weeks. Monday Miss Price
and Miss Ingalls, Will enter the Rowland
Hall academy at Salt Lake City.
Mrs. ]. Z. Steed and children arrived
here Friday TO spend q months visiting
| relatives and friends.
Monday Mrs Rome Peck entertained at
a bundle shower in honor OF Miss Gladys
Varney, who will be married next We'd
nesday to Myron Fowler.
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NEPHI.

NEPTII. Sept. l3.-Last Friday even
Ing the members OF the Utopia club were
| pleasantly entertained by Miss Helen
Grace at her home. The evening. was
| clal chat. and refreshments were served,
Those present were Mrs. s. J. Lunt, Mrs.
James e. Memmott, Mrs; Robert Lomax.
tho Misses Neva Booth Pearl Allen,
Lettie Jenkins, Bertha and Estella Nc
| Pherson and the hostess, Miss Grace.
| Mr.. and Mrs Joseph f. Wright an
nounce the coming marriage OF their
daughter, Tolla. to Charles R. Jenkins,
| to take place Wednesday, September II,
| in the Salt Lake temple.
| Miss Wanda Patten went to Mills
| Wednesday morning
Mrs. e, Hamilton OF Beaver returned
home Wednesday after visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. V. NJ Foote.
Miss Ava Brown, who has been spend
Ing a few weeks in Utah and Uintah
evening.
A pleasant surprise party was given
Wednesday evening for Miss Tavern
Blackett at her home by a few Of her
young friends. The time was spent In
games and refreshments were served.
Those present were: Carrie Cooper, Media
Sperry Reta and Hannah Schoflcld. Lu-
Gle Willsey, Leila Morgan. Amelia Bow
Ostler, Dora Gustin. George and WAL
lace Backett, John Cooper and the guest
OF honor.
4 pleasant birthday party was given
Monday afternoon for Miss Vera Pay, In
honor OF her eleventh birthday. The aft
ernoon was spent In games and lunch
was served.
One Of tho pleasant events OF the week
was the lawn party given Thursday by
Norma and Lucille Greenwood at their
home. Pink and white were the decora-
tions, carried out on the lawn and In
the dining room There were forty
guests present.