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non iciucm Eager mto mcdte mcbs
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
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PAYSON

PhYsoN. March 2l,-Tucsdny 81 evening Mr. and
Mrs. c. r. Dixon aud DE. and Mrs. J.. D. Stewart
entertained the u and 500 club at the homo
of tho former, Decorations wero In keeping viii,
Harris received the prizo and c. f. McBeth tho
consolation
Ms. L. D. Stewart hostess 10 the Katfee
KlL,ch club Friday.
Tho Y, M. md y. L NJ. l. A. OF tho Scbo
stake board gavo social Sunday afternoon In
tho high school building IN honor OF ono Of their
members. W. A. Warret OF Silver City. who will
leave Eoon for England
The Bonnie Bricr club met 7I,h Mss Eleanor
Doono IN" homo OF Mrs. II. a. Porter Friday
afternoon. The tIue spent 10 sewing Dainty
rc'rc1hmeD;5 woro served.
One OF the social SUCCESSES OF the week vas
the junior prom and coronation ball given Fri
day oyening In the pavilion. Tho color scheme
wns In pink. Little girls served punch and cgndy
AZ tho booths. Each guost presented With q
pink caTgauor.
Tac Second Ward Relief society gave n social
In the amusement hall Tuesday afternoon.
visitor for The past month. returned 10 her home
Wednesday evening.
pleasant surprise wes given ). s. McBc,h
Wednesday evening. tho occasion being his sixty
f!fth birthday Anniversary. 4 large number of his
'rleads were present Cards wsrc played. Mr. OFT
receiving tho prize and Mrs. Melvin McBcth the
consolation.
Miss wilma Miles o, salt Lake spent ,ho fisst
pert ot tho week With her parents here. Mr and
Mrs. c. Z. atIes.
Rolle Daniels Of Spanish Fork WAS tho guest
this week o, his parents Mr. and Au orspn
Daniels.
Mrs Black returned 10 Salt Lake City. after
n few dAys visit with hor husband. Who is
teaching school here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-22
AMERICAN FORK

AMERICAN FORK. March s1-Mlss IDA Smith.
Who Us attending tho E. J, u, visited hero with
he- parents Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Vida Lee returned homo Monday aftcr
spending tho paGt year In Butte. Mont.
Mrs. George Sinclair WINS dciishtfpIly eUrprised
Monday evening ct her home IN the Second ward
cling, music and card games wore participated 50.
after which luncheon served TO the follow
S. Wd 20? M M ana G5p Mn. nWG e q via T 'aa ar Mm and
Mrs. John Crooks Nj aud Mrs Byron Crook
s,on: Mr. end Mrn James varncy. NJ. and MIRO.
Mr. and Mr.. NJ A wild. Mr. and Mrs. willard
chipuAn. Mr.. end Ms. Earl Holnlstesd. NJ. and
Mrs. George Robinson Of L.hi. MigO Cleo Sin
elOir and Elsin Miller
Miss Reha Parker. Misn Ruby wootton and
Westlcy chipinnu. who sro attending tho b. l..
o. 10 Provo spcut Saturday and Sunday hero
visiting their parents.
Hobcr ]. Grant Of Salt L,ko City was vloitlus
here Sunday and MONDAY. tho guest OF his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Clifford Young
Mrs. sablns Allen and song. STANLEY and Glenn.
OF Salt Lake City wone hero tho foropsrt OF tho
week visiting With Mr.. aud Mr1. W. g. Robin
SIR ana Mrs William Barrett entertained tho
Comus club a. their home IN tho Fourth ward
Saturday ovonins Tho rooms wcre tastefully dec
oruted und the evening pleasantly passed in
music and various parlor games. First prize was
awarded 20 Mr.. and SIrs. ". n. Edmonds while
Mrs Liz5io Thornton awarded tho corsola-
uon prizo Luncheon was served TO tho guesta.
Mrr. Joseph Miller apoot tho week N selt
L"ko Nltys Nl' EuetN OF nor uhnEntSEr MES Slll-
ford Strong.
Mre. j. Y. Jensen nud daughters. Mrs. Tda AZ
kinS and Mile Jensen of Provo. visiting
here tho forcpnrt OF the week. guests of Mrs,
jess Ctooltston.
a pleasant surprise party given Mrs Jared
Keller by n number OF hcT friends and relatives
Tuesday evening In honor OF her birthday anpl-
vorsnry. Tho evening pleasantly spent In
playing interesting psrlor games. after which
luncheon served 10 tho following Huest9: Mr.
aud Mrs.. Milton Pulley, Mr.. md Mn Angus
Cunningham. Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence BrinR
Ms. sina Cunningham. MesFrs. Lenlic aud Dewey
Cunningham aud Miss ForI PULLEY.
Mr.. and Mrg. Ruben ch,pman vere visiting
relatives IN Salt Lake City tho middle OF tho
wcolf
Miss Emma rngerSoIl pho Is takiug z nursing
course nt tho l.. D. 8. hospital. Waiting
hero with her parents few day1 this week,
Mrs. Leonard Hcurod returned home Thursday.
her parents. Mr. and Mrs J. r. Murdoch.
Mr. md Mrs. J. u. Shepherd were vtsiting nt
SprnEyiIlo Sunday and Monday. tho guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. ]. o. Houtz-
J. W. storTs and daughter. Mabel vere whiting
az Storrs this week.
w Frederick Shepherd returned home Friday
after spending tho week visiting friends and rela-
tiycs at Salt Lake.
Clyde Woods OF Eurek. spont wednesday and
stephen Woods.
Mrs. Evans Frances OF Lake Shore ppont Mon
day here visiting with Mrs. William Grant.
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HEBER CITY

HEBER. March 21.-MIss Nina Bond entertained
for the Omen club at her home Monday evening
Those present were Misses Edyth Clark. Olive
Hickcn. Lula Clcsg. Amanda Pace. MazIe Camp
bell. Mamie Clyde and MattIo CleEg
Mrs.. David Fisher entertained at dinner Sa,ur-
day for Mrs. Bert Kllburn of Salt Lake city
who is visiting with her mother. Nm. William
Buys-
pleasant little social was enjoyed satur-
day afternoon by twelve Erl friends in honor OF
Juanita Clegg. the occasion being her twelfth
birthday anniversary.
Tho ladies OF tho Five Hundred club were de-
lishuully entertained by Mrs Ruth Hatch We'd
nesday evening. Luncheon brought the social
TO a close.
The Juanlta club met with Mr. nnd Mrs w
II. Whcfriu Monday evening.
The teachers NJ the Hebe- district schools and
the WaEatch high school faculty rendered tho
who attended institute Saturday. entertain
reot In the high school gymnasium. Games.
dancing and refreshments were enjoyed.
Miss Jennie Luke was hostess ior tho C. o. T.
club ThuTsdny evening. Whilc serving tho girls
were entertained By hearing ''The Rosary' read
by M!ss Vslna Crook
Mrs. Homer Froughteu entertained for the
Ladies' shakespeTean club Saturday afternoon. 4
lesson on early Greek art was Given by Ma. ".
r. Whorriit- Ten members were present
Tho ladies Of the Relief society onter,a ined
saniration wiih a plcating programme Ia tho
afternoon and dance In the evening.
Tho Third grade students o' The Central rchooI
rendered their teacher Miss ila Fisher. a splendid
surpritc party "wednesday afternoon.
Tho Gamma Gamma club met with NiFs I.uella
Smith Tuesday evening delightful uuo vas
cnjOscd 10y tcn membeTs.
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EVANSVILLE

GAINESVILLE. March 2i.-Mrs Monte Bsrrs
entertained the o. y. o. club at her home on
puriec street Thurday oysalng. Refreshments
we're served, Those present Wey AIRS C. r
Ro~hrry. Mrs. C. 81. Matthews. Mrs. T. NJ span
ton. Mrs. r. T. BUFmester. Hra r. a. Eskeigou
NTs. r, p. Pratt. Mrs- J. d. Brown. Mn Eta
Bates. ATa T. +. Wrathall. Mru c. T. Town
sead. Minnie Pace. Emma Sharp. lillian Row
berry aud Jennie Anderson.
y II. BaGus entertained the members OF the
stake Sunday school union board az his houa.
on Main street Wednesday evening. Refreshments
were served.
Nh. X. ID. Halliday eatcrtaiacd TIE Officers q,
thn local Primary association az her home or
Clark street Thursday evening.
The high ,rhnol students sper; Friday ele,airr
Up the public square Tor the baseball and trart
teams. aud tho Frls OF tho dofneatic scieroe dc-
pSrtment served dinner TO the BOYS a, noon
MDHcs Loulsc and Edith Peek enter,airss !,
crowd Of young people from here At a pienlr IN
South Willow cauycn on sunday.
\ SURPRISE party vas given 10 M. s!dury
Andcr-1n Thu0iay afternoon iu honor OF be-
birthday nuuyersary. Luncheon ws~ rerysd 10
the following; Mrs. .. g.. Pe-kiurou Mn Cq,arie.
Du-foo. Mf1 John T. Mlllvnrd and Ma ! c
Andcrson.
MIS- Aary clark cntsGtatnci the no.nhora Of IN.
sophpmoFe elaHs oi the Local hirh school nj her
homo viark street THURSDAY rfenirs ne
frvshmcuh ue1o ncrved sni peasan; cycninE vas
had
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Social Notes From Utah Towns

Der, b. the best local talent was given. re-
fro huiohts served.
Tho Brigham Young oanp OF the Daughters OF
the Pioneers met Friday At tho home Of Mrs.
John A. wid,.oc. y programme OF interest was
carried out end rofrcshmontu wcro ncTvcd.
Misa Joan Moan, NiEa Edith Bowen. Mlss Mary
sorensen and N,ur Drew Smith fpent tho week.
end In Lewiston. Idaho, tho sussts of Miss
1alcnc Hendricks.
Mn. Lyman Smith outcrtslned at a pretty si-,h-
o.: part TucEday In honor ot tho fourth birth
50. Patrick adornment wcro everywhere about
tbc room Games wore enjoyed aud rcfresh-
lA-Ec birthday calo ightc, vih four candies and
drRpei with erocn ribbon.
Tho Ballard camp OF ,ho Daughters Of the
Pioneers met Friday with Mrs. wiilisrn worIo7.
Mrs. ~. w Mclaughlin and littlo daughter
Anna arc expected homo tho carly part OF tho
wock from New York whero tho, havs Fpcnt tho
past nyc mouths sa the guests OF Mr. ard Mr..
c. Clyde Squ'rcs.
N-. and Mrs clinton G. Smith lcu TNloadsy 20
mako thcir homo IN Ogden Nr smith has been
In Logan for Tho pnst three years connected with
the government forest roSorve.
Mr. htrcI Colo and hc- two boys returned the
carly par ot the week from southorn California
where they opent the Winter.
Mrs. ?. 7 Duran, hs- returned 20 her homo IN
Salt Lshc.
Mrs. A. l. Hammond Of Sal; L,ko Is ,hn guest
Of Logan relatives.
'Ir1. LYMAN Hyde and lt,lo daughter. who hare
Len len me Ere't. os Mf. Hrds's mother: Mr.
John T. Ca!ne. the past two weeks. have returncd
20 their homo ,u selt IAke
Frsnk Spencer o. salt Lake TIE guest o.
week
Miss ~ n Targeson has returned ton pleas
ant visft In Salt Lske where she the Cuort
Of her ristor Mrs. weitcr Piper
Miss Wright has returned from q pleasant visit
at 0o homo OF Mr.. and Mrs- John D. Spencer
IN Salt Lake
Mr ana Mr. F. 7. e!mmons Of Chicago uere
lccsl visitors during the week.
ar0. Guy Thatcher wont to sslt Lake Thurudsy
vheTa ehe called on account OF tho death
Of her ri6ter. Mr5. H. Bcsns.
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LOGAN. March 2L-Mka Elizabeth Underwood
AND M'.s Coral kerr en,erialued Monday af,cr-
Tne rooms we're fragran; With white sweet mems
snd attractive ~tth ST. Pa,rirk's green's ana
ard the prizes wo-o Won by Mr. AZ, nni,s, piaseS S
res hnrdson. Tho guests included sirx. H,T1,In
~. Sgpap,, ME' z, D. Ban. Mrs. J. A. wldtsoc.
Eari Robinsop, Mrs. covIngtou, MrS Frank Rev
solds. Ms. Rodhb Cook. Nrs. Guy Carbon NJ.
pgniord. Elizabeth Smith. HsUia smith Kygs
Sooper Barker. Della Morreil. Gray, Ed.,h ana
Lecne HEybail knuason and Mr.. k,a BaIIen
PHEASANT aifsir OF Friday evening Vas the
celebrate their ehins wedding annivcrssry. The
party was hsld a, ;hc charming new home o..
Sr. snd Nm. MeAllster on south First Fac;
street., which they recently moved into. ana tho
guests were members OF tho McAilztor family
we're serFed during tho evening
The Daughters o, the wlitord woodruff cam, o,
ne PioneeV met Friday al the homo OF MIS-
Frank Palmer Efth large attendance A pro-
sranne consisting o. music and sketches on the
hfc and works OF wllhord woodruff vas cIyrue
Tie rooms were fragrant with cut flowers ard
i-rrhmepts uerc served.
81. ard Mrs. sieis Carbon enter,a,n.s ,or,r
guests Nozeay evening. all momsc7s Of tho
tHri'o, fanly. az So Pstriek's party Grccu
house and mrsie and dancing we're the cute-tsIu-
lrg features Luncheon served
he -cgulhr Monday session of The A C WON
80 .'nhs VIZ helc NoncaF with Mrs. CLAYTON
lertseL Ss. John 4. Wid,toe vho has cberg.
., The rrnsrhTme. gave talk on 'Eugsnlcs" I"
= tl5cuuion led by Ms. p W Tba,chs-
ard Mr. Chsrie- Hanscu. Tea vas served hy IRE
tok,ezs.
Tse ciSo oirria hoid iu regular wesne.s,y
iuee,lng az The Smart homo With Mrs Don pov.
eli - bo-tess Professor A. y. soreaSon rad
sn6 discussed "Hedda Gsbler." By Tbaen ard Ml,s
claire Garden fcntfibutsj 70 the programme With
risao solo.
one % the sgeeeIsiul events 0, the ueck xss
~ banqge, givc1 b. fha \. {. Science club
"Wednesday evening. The affair Nss given sf
nurdort's and . feature addresa a, rho
banquet table hy Frank Z. Arnold on The
Frnneh Ho7ioultwrz1 Socirt- - Carnations IA
.sses az citre- end ~ tho table and In ~.
rrpf~r vrro rhe sifsctlgr icecrafIgns Car3s
us-ked places for tseniy -nve
pleasant event Of Tussday va ne annual
su1ton Of the First ward Relief sorisS-. II w.s
ns't te ~ ward amaEcme9i hRr snd attended
~ iarEc ru'nbrr bei9oxin< 70 tho orranIsatfon-
-plcrald pf0-F5mns insiudiu= urrnicsI num-
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SPANISH FORK March 3i.--ons OF Tho most
delightful Affairs % The week the pArtv given
Friday evening ~ tho Bsslcy home when Ntr ard
grs- L. ". *lcson. Mr. and Mrs 7 Tr,ck-
son anI Mr.. ard Mrs X. Boslcy entertained In
honor or the basketball boys and their psrtno-s
The rooms beautifully decorated With fc.-
toona .! rcd oud gray. and boWIs OF rcd ca-nn-
tons From the chandelier In tho living room
EHsptnded The haskstball which hoipcd win thc
state chAmnionship. Progressive sixty-,bree was
the % The evening and ell taVors aud prizeg
vcrc suErrstivc OF the baakotbal ve.son supper
w.a Hcrycd 20 the following guests. The Misscr
tna Garduc-. - Rue Beck. Irorn ETuxhcs Zee
Angus. Eleanor Nislron. Edith Cuff ~ Ncz.rs
Howard Hale. Lester Audruf. Len Au5rtr. stan
loy DaldEiu Jake Anfrgs and Sterling Argyle.
Mn. Josophsne Williams Of Sal, Lake civ 4,
listing -iih her mother here. Mn Mary Bisr'.
ron.
'G-andfua" sarah Dudley celebrates her ninety
eighth birthday Saturday al the home of her
(Cnnfinncd ON Fnllnuinn ParaA
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the presence of the counting committee
and for the purpose of counting the
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