The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-08
MANTI

| MANTI. March 7.-one Of the delight
| ful affairs of the week was tho social ~
! the Commercial club rooms Saturday
evening. when tho public school teachers
! entertained their partners. the high school
faculty and the trustees In "A most de-
! iightful manner. At 10 O'Clock the guests
were escorted TO Ruesh's cafe. where a
| hot dinner awaited them. Favors were
! carnations. Covers were laid for Mayor
jacobson and wife, Professor Robinson
| and wife. Mr., and Mrs, IL. r. Reid. Mr.,
and Mrs. G. Axelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Vans
gard. Mrs. Jennie Christensen, MISS
| Lillian Thomas, Miss Lila Edmunds, Miss
Inez Clark. Mr.. Michel. Mr.. and Mrs p.
| P. Dyreng, Ray Dyreng. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Beal Mr.. and Mrs. T.. +. Peterson, Mr
and Mrs, Henry Peterson. Andrew Judd.
| Miss Myrtle Harmon. Glen Jensen, Della
| Keller, Frank Anderson. Fannie kenner
Emma Peterson. Cora Anderson. Minerva
Mlekleson, Carlyle Munk. Grace Peterson
back to the clubrooms and spent q pleas
ant evening,
Messrs. and Mesdames Farley Madsen
lawrence Ma%r Lowryi Russell Mofntt;. Fred Fred
wel-laden baskets aud wended their way
10 the home of MT. and Mrs Robert
Braithwaite Friday evening and took
them by surprise. All spent very en-
| joyable evening.
| Miss Helen Nelson entertained a few
| OF her friends at birthday party Fri
/ day afternoon and evening. Those pres
ent were JOY Sorenson, Lean Jones.
Hazel Anderson. Reva Tennant. Margaret
! Hornung. Violet Anderson. Elsie Larson.
Alice ANelson. Geneli Bralthwaite, Dor
| othy and Bessie Nelson.
Tho r. x. class met Tuesday evening
| at the home OF Mrs Maud Brown. Re-
| freshmeDts were served
One OF the most charming hostesses OF
| the week was Miss Fannie Tuttle, who
! entertained Sunday IN honor OF her
twentieth birthday anniversary. The
trA ArFus s,lf Wit fIaNNFn Ia.
! evening was spent at cards. prizes be-
Ing awarded TO Carlyle Madsen. Beth
Harmon. Mont, Harmon and Hirma
Keller An elaborate luncheon was
served at II o'clock. Those present were
Messrs. W.ll Taylor. Jessie Keller. Glen
Jensen WIll Larsen, Alphonso Hcnrie,
Rueben Savage, Carlyle Madsen, Dee OF
sen; Hyrum StuttzneGsar Mont Harmon.
MATT Graham. Webster and Juan Boyden,
! lGa9rold Christensen; Mrs. Ileen Bell. the
Florence Spcrry. Lila Harmon. Maud
Tuttle. Mildred Bradley. Hazel Tuttle.
Beth Harmon, Naomi Lowry. Stella and
RUBY Madsen, Lucille Tuttle. Alta Craw-
! ford, Alice and Chloe Judd, Geneva Jen-
sen. Zella Cox. Leah Tuttle, Hirma Keller
and Irma Reid.
Miss Lola Madsen of Spring City is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Arthur
Mrs, Mabel Taylor entertained at a
kensngton Thursday afternoon. compll-
mentary 10 Mrs. Joseph Schougaard OF
salt Lake, Those present were Mesdames
Johnson. Maud Cox: Miss Maggie Ten
nant and Miss Grace Balm of Spring
| City. Luncheon was served at o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Anderson and Mr..
Tuesday from California, where they
! spent the past three weeks.
Mrs. L. +. Backer entertained the
Mothers club at her home Tuesday after
~ HoDn rTiod @ very instructive programme was
Becker and vocal solo by Mrs J, p.
/ Madsen were enjoyed. Refreshments were
| served to the following ladies': Mesdames
W T.; Hall. L. W. Fox. lone Tinges,
Camilla Nelson. 6. W. Martin. Jessie
Fox, II. p, Hansen. e. Larsen. J. p,
Madsen, Clara Nelson and Miss Jennie
| Work.
| j. p. Nelson spent the week END in
I Guunison. Cepterfeld and Salina.
| Mr.; and Mrs. j. j, Jensen entertained
az dinner Sunday evening in honor OF
J Miss Lola Madsen of Spring City.
! Miss Geneil BraithwaIte was pleasantly
surprised Sunday evening at a farewell
! party. Miss Bra ithwalte viii leave for
Idaho next week, Those present were Reva
! Tenant. Nita Stringham. Margaret Judd.
Alton Madsen, Leah Harmon. Alice Ak
elson, Leah Jones. Hazel Anderson. Leon
| ard Munk, Evan Peterson, Charles
Wintch Leland Larsen. Franklin Keller,
! Whitbeck. Clarence Jensen and Philo
Farnsworth. Games were played and re-
rreshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lund OF Eph-
rain spent The first Of the week here with
Mrs. j. b. Henrle. .
The Manu high school student body
| entertained the Richheld high school and
Snow academy basketball teams and
friends at a musicale and luncheon at the
high school assembly rooms Saturday
evening. About 900 were present.
The music section OF the Ladies' Liter
airy club met Friday afternoon with Mrs
Jennie Munl5. Mrs. Hilma Becker gave
| the lesson on Wagner" Solos were
sung by Mrs. Clara johnson. Mrs Ethel
Madscn and Mrs. Ida Reid. Piano selec-
| tons were given by Mcsdames Millic
Kerr May Chapman. May Tutt}e and
Jennie Munlt Invited guests were Mrs
Belle McAllistcr. Mrs. Ellen Crawford
and Mrs. Ethelinda Alder Refreshments
were served al $50 o'clock
One OF the delightful and successful
surprises OF the week was that given Mr..
and Mrs. I. -. Norhees Friday I'm honor
OF Mr. NorIees's birthday anniversary 4
pleasant evening was spent al cards and
present were Messrs. and Mesdames ].
NJ Burns ". G.. Hogan Chris Madsen.
Henry voorhees, Arthur Dennison. John
Hall. Sr.. Luther Tuttle ~ +. Norhces,
Frank Tutue. Sr.. r. d. Sorensou, Mrs,
Beck, Mrs Lucia TUttle and Mrs. Aman-
da Tuttle.
Miss Minerva Mckleson entertained the
lady teachers Of the public school
"Wednesday evening. Refreshments were
served AT II o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs c. IT. Bird visited ln
I Gunnison Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Bird.
Miss Myrle Alder entertained n number
of friends Thursday evening In a delight
ful manner. Refreshments were served