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Social Happenings in Cities and Towns OF Uta

evening sy The members of the Linaon ward par.
c,,s' class. Refreshments wore served, among
,na -,r",n ucrr Mr and Mrs. Robert 1'hoTnr, Mr
ard sirs BENJAMIN walker. Mr. ana hrs, ." -; =;
TuJlImorc M and Nrs. r L. Iarunn ar. aoa
M George Rieha rds. ntr and Mn D. D. Thorne'
Mr. ana Mrs L. L. Wtst aE and Mfh- J. l.
Wr,-ht and Mr. and Mrs. ". j. Gilman.
The Pleasant Grove Meresn5lS sns S s''iG ns
nom. wodnesdny. Mr.. Hayes will l"ArH ,or
Idaho Monday. where no lnicndh 20 NAV. uis ,u ~
,ure homo. MS tnrlily viii fomsin hero until
spring
Fred Thorne loft Saturday !of two weeks stay
In California.
NJ, y. u wadloy entertained at heuslns'oo
Tursday afternoon a, neT residence.
Tho domestic science girls weFo hosiesaes 4,
.innsr tor,ed Thursday afternoon In the teSep.
s,on room al the nigb school. about seveo'J-nVs
guests being present.
Mrs Niels sorenson Icit saturday on the MID
winter oScurnion 10 Los Angeles
7u,edov evening Miss Maud May H.beorf mnde'
NO ournieos OF Professor Rrgooldas lith1Ty oiass
~nss ara explained "Biuo Bird to large arc
app.eciaiyo audience
Mr., Mary Noe OF springvile spent last weei
whiting With hcr mother. hro- AGeAre'io loolhe
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BRIGHAM CITY

BRIGHAM CITY, Jan. 5l-Mr and Mrs. II.
C. Jacobsen entertained Tuesday evening in honor
OF their dGushtoT Freda, who leaves within 4
few days for Los Angeles for EXTENDED stay.
banquet served In the Laurel cafe. and
tho evening pleasantly spent Those present
Mr. aud Mrs. Erwin Jonsen. Mr. and Mrs..
II. c. Jacobsen. Mr.. and Mrs Clnronco Jenscn,
Mr. and Ms L. L. Lund Mr. and Mrs. Orvil
Lund. Mr.. and Mrs George spcuosr, Mr, and
J. Luud. Misses csllfc and Minerva Lund. Misses
Lillian md Freda Jacobsen. J. W. Hess and W.
J. Robbins.
Tho members o, tho l.. b. II. club wcre en-
tcrtaiucd Monday afternoon by Mre. Loa John :
son. First East and Sixth South streets. Re-
treatments served
Saturday afternoon littlo PhylliU Bot. wes boat
at 4 chiidreo'S party NJ the homo OF her
parouts. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bott. Second East
and First North streets Among :hoso present
were Norma Wight, Elsie Nelson. Ruth whIte
Elya White. Mary Pea-aloy, Marion Horsley,
Doris Boo,he Hortense Holton. Leland White,
TeIdy Hansen Milton PetorD and Farley Eol-
ton
Ar. and Mrs. Samuel Kendall o. Nephi wers
guests OF M and Mn. Thomnl u. Blackburn
a fow days during tho wock. having Just re-
turneI from extended visit TO southorn Cali
.ornia.
Mn Charles Knudson returned Wednesday from
Il several days visi. with Mr. william Preston
.u Garland
Mrs. J. II. Anderson and daughter. Geneva Of
Logan guests of Mr. and Mrn olut Pctcr-
OF this city during tho week
The members OF the Scandinavian association
o, this city entertained mt a dancing party last
evening n the First waEd amusement bail.
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PARK CITY

PARK CITY. Jan sL-Ths teachers Of tho
local public schools and high school enjoyed q
socihI evening Saturday in Society hall. Dancing
and music and refreshments furnished tho oven-
ings Amusement.
Miss Agnes Harrington returned 20 tho Park
Mrs. D. ]. Gallvun accompanied Mia HayTiuC-
Ton and will veit TOR few days.
Monday evening tho Knights of Columbus en-
refreshments In soeiety hall. Tho pTizo winners
Mn. Talon, Mn Fraser and Redmond Nc
Donoush.
Tho teachers OF the local schools enjoyed a
thoatsr party Tuesday evening. and soclh
hour and refreshments at the homo OF Sirs Bor-
tie Beatty.
berr Of mo What club at hsz home Tuesday
evening.
MIRA, r. H. Williams hoatsss "wednesday
afternoon st luncheon. Tho rneneo1s Of the
sczo Lily club we-e tho sue5ta and ohoot twelve
Ncro preseu1-
Mrs + W. McEwao eotortaineI tho metnbers
OF tho Evoniag Card club a. her homo Thurs
played .ro,reshmcn,s served By the host
Mn P J. Tailor aud IiuIe eaugsto- Kathleen
San F=aDoisco.
Miss Isabella Buck entertained the members OF
the bssko,oall team at the homo OF her par
eats Mr and MIA W. J. Buck II was the
cake With sixteen candles vas the table dec
ostoa Tho youns n f9isS .,ss gr.sso' n ss1s Aics @
Martin. Claire HaIes. Fannio Uric. Emma Thomp-
son and Edith McFa-lane
Miss Ylora Crcssmsn OF SALE LRho IN visiting
IN tho Park. tho guest OF hor mother.
The member OF the womhn's Aihena0um met
AZ tho homo os MiSs Shields Monday Afternoon.
Ino programme for The day corsis,sd Of two pa
pc-x the lint ono vTittcn By Ms. r. p. Le-
oomp.e entitled The C-colos." The rnoond pa
por was OF German composers OF music. pro-
pa-sH by Niss Catherine shields Miss Shields
aud Hrs- p. ". Billings EaTo plano selections
from tho e.fserout compoeep Miss Hughea was
leader OF tns lesson tao literature OF the Tuls
states Aftor roll call and siDgfas America" tho
ladies adjourned 20 meet Monday Afternoon at
the home OF Nrs- II. s. Townsend.
Mrs McFrlane aud Ltue daughter Beatrice
have como 10 Pennsylvania. called there oJ tho
Death Of Nrs. McFsrlanc's father.
The rno,ubo-s OF ne Masonic fraternity held q
social eezsion Mnacay evening. A..er tho lodge
mestinr q banquet ne-yod and royal good
time ~AS enioyed eJ all.
Nrs o. A. Forulurd eotnrtAinod very pleas-
antlJ a. cards Friday eTnulrg a. her home on
Norfolk avenue. A number OF guests were pres-
On, nnd prf1es we're awarded. follored By TO
treshrerts served By the hostess
wrr william Perry eatcrtained tho zae-lsbzx
Of her sewing club very plsssAni!y at hs- homo
on Park avenue Wednesday a.te.ncn,.
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PLEASANT GROVE

PLEASANT GROVE. Jan 3l.-Tho local fro
men entertained Thu.sday evening at tha home
OF c. J. Wlil!srgon in honor OF George Haycs
who charter member OF Tho department,
and who leaves FOR Idaho In tho near future.
Those prescut were HF. and Ma. X william
son. NJ. SHG NTs. C. J. Keep. Mr and Mr.
e Williamson. SIR. and Nrs. Georyo Hsves NJ
and Mr. Clifton CLARK. Nr, and MTs Raymond
Nelson, Sr. ard Mr.. Ole Chrlstisnsoa and Nessr,
Duanuo Stewart GustlTo Anderson and Dsrt
Adams.
Mrs. A. 3 Chipuan and Misa Stella Feu.on 81
A.. Il. chlpmau Thursday oveniaE Tor twep,y
tive member OF their Sunday school olass Came
and ro'reohments occupied the evening
Mr.. and Mro. Carl Daniel, havo returned 10
their homo ~ Pocste,lo. after spending several
weeks here, tho guests Of MTs. Dan,ciss paron,.
Mr. and Mr,- Donald Noble.
Mr. and Mn a. x. Thornton entertained g.,
urdAy cyea!ng In honor OF their twentieth wed.
ding Anniversary. The evening arent IN r,ns.
aad music. and rofrsshmenn were served 70 ,b.
following sueuts: Gr. aud Mrs A. X Tbo,n
ton. Sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. wlllisn Thornton NJ
John Thornton. tse Misses Lizzie Per. And s.die
Thornton o. American Fork. ar. and MrT J. r
Mrs. J. w. Tno.ps. Mr. and Mrs G. A G.r-e.,
Mr. cod MIS-. 3. L. swensen- Mr. ana Ml7 NJ
II. Marriott Sr. ard Mrs A. 3. Ch,pman Ne
a,d NH Il ". Jones. Mr. and Nh = n
w.iley. Mr and Ms J. W. Halliday Jr., Nj
and Arn. D. ". SMITH. Ar ana Mn
Cooper, Nr. snd Mn. l. @. Biackhurst. NJ ard
Mrs J s. walker. Mr. and Mrs. g p wans-
Ar. Aad Mn. c. 2. Westphal ~. and Nr. 3 n
op,n. Nrs- e. R Halliday. MIS-. j d Tbo-no
%n W. l. Hayes and Miss Miriam Thurman
Mo VIDA Haiiicsy entertained tho Az,oss o,,,,
a. hex home ThuTsday evening
leading social oTsnt Of tho -.ok 49,
dancing party given a; the Linden n.ll Fr,sav
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SPANISH FORK

SPANISH FORK, Jan. SL-A wedding reception
wn5 hold Tuesday evening at tho homo OF M.
and Mira Alma Andrus IN honor OF tho marriage
Of tholr daughter. Rom. to Frod Ludlow OF thia
city. SoVcnty-five guests present and oil
epont an cnjoynhlo evening. wedding supper
was served
Mias Ethel Hunting Of Loaud and Edward Money
OF thls city married. In tho Salt Lake
temple Wedpooday.
Jacob 3. Johnson and Christine johnson Of this
city wero married. n Provo Saturday. Tho young
couple will make thor future home In Provo.
M1. Hurry Dhvio has returned from California
where she bus spent the past month visiting u:
Long Beach aud other resorts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Johns OF Mammoth arc spend
ing fow dayU with the formers parents. Mr.. and
Ms William R Johns.
Last Friday afternoon tho n,cnbors OF the
Alta club met al tho homo of Mira. F5cd Jack
man. Tho afternoon spont Ia necdcRorli
aftcr which luncheon was served
Bishop BonJamin Argyle and John Cseor are
Logan Visitors.
Thursday evening .hc Second ward Y. l. NJ.
]. A. officers gave Mn. Ncphi Hansen a surprise
party at her home Games and Eocinl chat were
INDUCED In until! II o'clock when dainty refresh.
mcnts gcrvcd.
John Moore went 10 Pleasant Groyo Monday ia
attend the reunion o. tho family OF his unclo,
David West, who 90 years old on that day.
Mr. Moore says tho day plcaBantly spout In
entertainment
Tho officeus OF the Fourth Ward Primary as
ISOLATION preparing 10 gvo an apron and
waist baznr In tho future An excellent
programme Will bo furnished and luncheon and
leo cream will DO served In booths.
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GARFIELD

GARFIELD, Jan 3L-Popo Wilson will leave
Saturday for visit with relatives In Los Angeles
Cal.
afternoon at the l. o. o. +. hall Mcsdnmes Sur-
trophies for high scoro fell 20 Mesdames Kyle
rad Snyder.
The Garfield Chess club organized We'd
nosHa- evening az the home OF Gr. ard Nrs.
D. Z, Arnott. There were thrce tables or chess
and two tables o! auction bridge for tho ladies.
The club members follows: MessTn Leon
ard. Aruotj Dunlap. Sauu. o'Conuor CT5nSton
Carpenter Malcolm Carpenter. HosaTty and Nlc;s.
The Garfield club gave 4 TerT successful dance
Wednesday evening at Odd Fellow halt Music
vas furnished by BaSgetts orchestra ard Ncssrs.
snydcr. Delaney and Potter were tho committees
on entcriainme1t- Tho acIt cvont ~ club rociale
Viii bc thc smoker February 4.
Mn Arthur French was hostess 20 ,hs wcs,
End Sewing club Thursday afternoon With three
table or auction bridge followed b. hAndsoinsIy-
appointed luncheon.
Mr 4. G. Ensign ard Mn C. Rowscll were
hos-ngscs al > pleasant affair ThurEday afternoon
nt the home ot the former, when tho officer. OF
The Primary association we're entertained IN
compliment to Nh. c. HOLMAN. prior 20 hor
departure for southern Utah. Games and musical
programme were 9oioyei. after which Luncheon
-ss serveI. The wsTo bright With flowers.
the mhin color scheme being carried out On pink.
Day. Rcfnsck Rsfsli. Dav.s. Smith. Sandal. stew
sundSsrg. Eps!gn and Rortell-
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RICHFIELD

RICAFIELD Jan. s1-Miss Dorothy Wright en-
tortained Saturday night In honor OF Miss Chan
present were Ncio Dean. Chan Hansen. Dim
plo Miller Clara Ramoso. Mrs. Goodwin and
Mrs. Mabel Wooloy
MIS- II W. Ranlose entertained after the
buppor wore Mr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson. Mr.
and MrU. sim Lanson, Mr. and Mrs. John Jen-
Will Hyatt. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rasmussen.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
and Mr. Joseph Hopkins. Mr. and Mira. J: Ed
wards. Mrs. +. c. Larsen. Mrs. 7. G. WerTy.
Mrs. r. 4. Noyos. Hazel Lswscn Martin Christ
eusen and George Flint.
cryUtni wedding on Tuesday evening. Tho game
OF Whist played during the evening and
LaneS Was Was ssTTsd By Ms warue 5
Fern Chdestor and Glndys Morrison The place
was decorated with flowers and the couple ro-
ccved a number OF beautiful presents. Those
present Mr.. and MIS-. G P. Hanson. Mr..
and Mrs. ". Powell. Mr. and Nh, Henry Borg.
J. l. seTy, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Bird, Mr.. and
Mr, Joseph segmillsr: Mr. and hrs, Jamos Jen-
sen M, and Mrs ns Mn p',f as.r2 MI poIs and MT Ms
and Mrs. W. T. Galloway. Mr. and MT W: Nor
r,sou Mr.. and Ms W. T oTOek, Mr: and M
and Ms J. D. Morrison Me- c. c. Morrison
and Mrs. Lulu Barr.
Mr. snd hrs. J, l. Christensen cntnrtaincd at
dance and supper a. their homo % on rG IueSGay S.1
danes J. JcnSon. 2. Ch-tstenson. w. ChrtS'on-
sen, y. Anderson. H. Hcndnes'on' J. ronisos.
Pe,ersou. A. Christensen. w. Hyatt, g. RAsmus-
SON II outzon. A RSsmussen, G Hoppler. Joo
R,Ssmusen. E. Rassmusen. J. Wilson aud Ma
raouA Christensen.
party was given b. Miss Clara Rsmlose on
TuesdAy evening In honor OF hiss Chan Hanson
and Ms, Hazel I-awFou.
OF Miss Lucille Encc 20 Mr Joseph John1ou. the
wedding 20 talso place In February
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SPRINGVILLE

SPRINGVILI.E, Jan. at.-N. X Neal
son returned Thursday from Sterling.
Canada.
L. N Jordan. Harry Meisel aud Don
c, Johnson. Jr., we're in attendance at
the state Maccabee meeting at Salt Lake
Thursday evening.
Mrs. ID. r. Wcightman was given a
surprise party al her home Tuesday even
Ing by a number OF her relatives and
friends. Present were Mr.. and Mrs Abb
ner warthen. Vel Packard. Mr. and Mrs
Nose Roylance. Mr. and Mrs. Bert
warthen. Ar. and Mrs. Samuel Whit
talIer, Mrs. Dave Clyde. j. NJ Bate Miss
Clara warthen. Miss Ida Warthen, Miss
Fern Packard Miss Cora Bate, Mira.
Sada Fsssett. Or. Mace and Mark War
then.
Mr. and Mrs. ~ Q. Packard. Mr.. and
Mira. IL T. Reynolds. John w. Winfield,
Miss Earssl Clarke, Miss Bianch San
ford and Miss Mae Thorne made up a
party which left Saturday OF the ex-
cursiou to Los Angeles.
The Alpha Beta club entertained The
members OF the Mothers Study club and
the ladies' Home Culture club at tire
high school assembly room Thursday
evening.
Mrs. G. r Royiance and Mrs. Nell
Royiance gave a surprise party on Mr.
Nose Royiance at her home nouday Y
evening About thirty friends aud rcla-
uves os Mrs. Roylance were present
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EPHRAIM

pPHRltIM. Jan. 5f-A number Of tho lady
friends OF Miss Al!co Lund paid hor pleasaz,
coming. Lunch was served and pleasant aftoT
noon spent. Mis- Lund has been spending the
past two months IN Salt Lako.
The lodies of .he J. O. p. club were pleas
ite Moulton Carnations used IN the dee
orauonu. Those present were Mlsses Hannah
Christensen. Patn Andcraon. olivo Andoraon.
Ann Wliardson. Miss Boultou ana tho Misses
Crane
Mr and Mrs p C wilardson announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Ann. 70 Donnis
Beaurcsaard OF GuDn'son. tho wedding 20 take
plaon ROOD.
NJ ana Mn. z; G. Hanson are ro.oivinK con-
gHtulations over the arrival OF twin girls
One OF the pleasant social events Of tho wock
WAS the party givou ut tho homo OF Mr.. and
Mrs benjamin Rasmussen in compliment to Misu
Josephine Mortcnscr. Those preacnt wore Mlss
Mortensen. 3Iiss Aiicn Lund Mis- Verda Andor-
and Miss Bell Olsen.
Mr. md Mrs. Chris LarScn. Mr. aud Mrs. An
drew ChElstcnsen LEFT today for California. whore
thor will spend few weeks.
Mr.. and Ma. Rencl Anderson entertained q
number of their friends at elaborate soclol
homo was carried ou, IN p!nk and white. Games
played during the evening ana prizes were
awarded to Mrs- David Christensen. Myron runoo.
Hrs. Con Kjeleou end Gloon Anderson. Those
present wore Mr. and Mrs. Walter soreuson. Hr.
and an. MI c0nad M Kiei'Cn T;,, Mr and Mrs Myro1
stevens Mr. and Mrs David Chr,s,engen. NJ
and G.d5 Nit. GimsT r. soTo1'sg ~ Mr. ard Ms Layr
and Mrs. Cleon Anderson. ar. and Mrs D. W.
Anderson. Mr.. aud Mrs. David Pouisen. Mn-
Mary ccristenson. Mrs. Edward Thorpe and Miss
Verda Anderson
Mr and Ms. Sidney Jcnkips entertained a nua-
ber OF thcr friends Sunday evening sleigh
riding.
twon,y o. their friends last evening a, a dlnper
party.
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HEBER CITY

HEBER. Jan. H--NIrs Lula Clesg. Mia Olive
Hinsan AID Miss Edith Clark vero tho guests os
honor At a euppor Thurbday evening. given by
Mr.. and MT- Frank Wit
pioaEant social wss enjoyed Wednesday By
Ma Annio NcMnliin. MhsTill MorIion. Clayton
Montgomery snd Mis- ia Fisher at tho homo OF
the latter.
siiss Lula Ciezg and MiEs Edyh Clark voro
entertained az dinner Thursday by Nh. Z, j.
Duke.
Mr.. and Mrs CharisE Bronson picssingly =
,rrtziacd a. their homo Tuesday evening FOR the
following relatives and friends: Nr, and Nrs.
: g. Nureock ar. and Nm. Fauo Murdoci. NJ.
and Grz Joseph HAtno. Mr. bsd Mira Brigg
Horick-. nr. and MTs. George VI JoFsensou. Mr.
and Mrs FTuak Giles. SIR. and Nu. Alya MuT-
dock. M-. add Nrs q. Z Morltan. Mr. and Nrs-
d 4 HAnneneuTs Mr. and Ms. Richard Duke.
ais. Crisz!e Jones. Mrs.. iIGe Greenwood and
MrK. AedG Murd0ck
Mu A. L. Een wa the rseiplen, OF ms NJ
friendly calls Tuesday afternoon. tho occasion
being hc- birhday-
Tho JuaaiiA cIub bold its vecaiy meeting with
ar an6 Mrs. ChEsc Hatch Monday ayoalng Tie
raeunerx present Mr. and Ma George a
Fisher and Nr. and Mrs. ". r WhersitL
Mrs Vac Greenwood os I4aho ,s v:zlunr With
he. father. J. s. NGrtoek.
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TOOELE

TooELE. Jan. 31.-Friday, evening
Principal b. A. Fowler entertained at a
confectioner's luncheon. Those partlcl-
patlng were superintend,sne ,,,. j. ~ ~ Iiicks
Mcbride, Mrs. Bishop AtlNn, Mr. ana
Mrs. n. II. Webb and Miss Mary T..
Young.
One OF the elaborate affairs OF the
week was the wedding Tecepuqn tenderea @
and Mrs. Cecil Orme. nee Cecil FRANK, pi
Ophir They were married In Salt Lake
City O week ago. and, after spending a
Tuesday and the Same evening received
a host of friends and relatives at the
residence of Bishop Orme. They re-
ceiyed bany beautiful gifts. Those pres, pres
John England. John F. Frank, A. w.
Lee, Harry Green. L. NJ Orme. s: c.
Orne. VIII warburton; also Mr.: and Mrs.
Shelton. Mrs Naomi Gillett, Mrs. Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hanks. Glenn Frank.
IIillory Frank, Pharis Frank Frank
Bithell. L. England. Miss Clara Pratt and
Elsie England.
The high school faculty, entertained
school at the school gymna SUM The
high school colors of purple and white
were used as a color scheme In tho re-
frcshmeuts, decorations and all things
pertaining TO the function.
The home OF L. NJ. Atkin was the
scene Of social "Wednesday, when four
OF the ladies' OF the kensIngton club en-
tertained the remainder OF their number
with games, music, needlework and re-
freshments. Those present were the
Misses Bess f. Judd, Katherine SMELL
grove. Ruby Naegle, Gene Cannon. Mary
T. Young, Bee Beckstead, Marie Clark
Della Green Naomi McKean. Salome Nc
Kean, Mrs. y. II. Webb. Mrs. B. A
Fowler, Mr and Mrs. E M Atkin and
attendants.
Hon. G. A. OrTne and Mrs. Orme
have gone 10 Logan TO attend the
Farmers Roundup and Housekeeepers
Conference.
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LEHI

LEHI. Jan. 3l--opo OF tho notable social NIuc-
uonS OF Lem was the party given by President
aud Mt a. j. EvapB "wednesday evening In
homo. OF their fortie,h wedding anuiycrsary More
than 900 Invited guests present and taxed
the smuin's Dancing academy 10 iss capacity.
The Homo Eeoaomlcs club hold i,s b!-weekIy
meeting Weanessny evening when Mru. q. l..
stookeY gave paper tho description and eIs-
trihutloa OF lcEurnes: MN. &. W Ross O papor
on The nutrluso value Of legumes, ana one
on methods Of preparation for food by Mrs. A. H.
Done.
Nrs. 9, n Smith entertained Thursday evening
In honor or Miss Birdie Sabine OF Eouutl!ui, vho
" the guest Of Mn. ". Rlchsy for a weak
Mr.. and MA John =. Bradshaw and son Fred
lnst Saturday for Long Beach CAL whero theT
VIII spend tie balance Of tho winter
william Thoroc o. Sal. Lake City is uprnsinS
tea dayE in Lohi. THO guest o. his sister, SIrs g.
l.. Wells
AF and Mrs. Clarence Rasmussen Of Provo
VINO we're married this vo~E In tho Salt Lake
temple arc tho guest. OF M and Mr. william
Isdnsid.
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MONROE,

Z.
MONROE, Jan. Jl-Tss InI o.
The homo o, yrA ALA D
evening, -
Mr, and M1. J, D. spsIS ~ Z
neighbors Friday cvooilR ~
birthday anniversary -,
On Mouday Afternoon VI. ~
hostess AZ u luneheon 10 go. ss q
wsTd SevbJ OF Alberta. ~, NJ q
Mt. Nom Ross. NJ. ano 10. a a
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ne,''V ", ~
MIR. Alfred Sevby ao'
Newly. II. M NeEN
wednesday evening " ois.tlss q
order OF ne o,cnInE. ,o,t q, =
Mis- Venice c. FarDHslss slss -
EnsI,sh teacher Ia tae ~ f<u
sn,srtainod tho oalt o, ,n.cstss n
n few Invited gacsu - - - ~
cafe 9 saturday night st''r 3. -
s. rrr. Pinelpal and Nn. 1880 = -
,i,n TUT. Misss VsrSs Vs,,s Ibs
IYr Dn" and jennie N,sIsoy; Ns; fs.s
wil,iam,, Hazel coiI''p Il
Latinor.
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AMERICAN F0I

AMERICAN FORK. Jan. a.
c. 5. sorosls members wf.
entertained by Mrs. Leo T. q
day afternoon NJ her home 3
ward. The time was yefy
passed In parlor games. scdl'
music, and dainty refrsss-
served. Those present wen
Bert Poulscn, VIII Coates, W
ley, Laura Dunkley. Rose u,
seph WoottoD. Bert Wootton
son. T. S. Maughn, WIN Ban
1ngcrsol. ]. II. Wootton. Ro{
liam e. Robinson and WIN
Mls. II. n. Boley enteras
GERS and teachers OF the IN.
ciation OF the First ward q
Monday evening, The tiue
anuy passed IN social cnl
games. and a delicious
served.
Mrs. Sarah Crookslon -
word from her son Clyde "
the past two years in Eng1
s!onary for tho Mormon eal
has received his release ena
coon.
George Conder was the
at a surprise party, ar1nyI
and ncigbbors, Friday eve
q, ,hs Eourfh ward I
about fifty guests present ~
ing was spent In parior
dancing. A delicious supp1
Among those TO take tas
Los Angeles and other Caa
from this city, were Mis-,
ton, Sadie Thornton, Myrm
Florence Dunn and Alice W
The old folks commlttss. 3,
nual social az the high sc1~t t
day night. A most dells,a e,S'
enjoyed. After an impromra
and luncheon, tho bslancss.
was spent IN a regular o'a'
Mrs. c. L. Joy of salt Lac ,,sa'
visiting friends and reIsu
nesday night Mrs. JOY s
by tho Misses Ida ana Al
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Nsllsn
the firemen at their noss ~
night. The evening wss w.
games, after which luncpe
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GUNNISON

CUSNISoS. IAE sL-A pleasant party ~as
given at TIE homo o, gr. and H1. o. I. Ras-.i.s-
toa iLSt eventnz IN celebration % the seventh
Anuivsrrs-y % ire eirth o, their c8EEhter Alice
Ter i!.,is .rieasA were prr<sat, who spe-. tie
evening pI-1kiar o, rssre-hme3,s ard in p,Ay-
ing EAncs
Mt. W. II Gsibsie cats-tslnes ,ha ladies' q,
ths SEX Culture club Wednesday Afternoon.
Mr. sn1 Mrs. :. r Picket. euisr-Aia-a Tuef.
Ga! oTVzi5x number o. tsslr frio-ds
Hr. and NrS ". r swain Q. wayas ts,,,
visitirE relatives and fricu1. 81 tAs ci,y
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SALINA

s.IJSA, J.a. n.-y.; n.:. : ) :
Wi,T ,5H IeIitivss .ad Issst.sr.sis<
,,N ni1i rlrs: y I yard prini''
svonips al &c, r.,,roa re,s5 =
Ilss M,'' c,,, g''a 'asrias Es'ss :: ,:iss ,.i.s
Min Pof OF h'sSNs ha M. W.
,he homo OF Nj ana
tho week.
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PAYSON

PAYsOS Jan. 5L-M-. Gne MA Fra-k Harris
e1tortalnes ths Five Hundred club at the'r aons
thursday evening.
Members Of no Ks.ee ElAi-h olyb we're charm
irFly c-terairei FrisSy Afternoon at the bone
Of SIrt EarTY Ttptoa-
The officers % the First vS-d Prins=y Asao-
cistion gave dsa.s ia tho smuss-cnt hail We'd
nr-1ny evening
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-07-18
ANOTHER PICTURE
SLASHED BY WOMAN
Militant Damages Portrait BY
Sir John MiI|ais.

London, July ia militant suf-
fragette slashed with a butchers
.cleaver the portrait of Thomas Car
lyle, the Scottish historian, painted
by Sir John Millais. and hanging in
the National portrait gallery. The
woman was arrested after a severe
struggle with the attendants. At the
police station she gave her name as
Anne Hunt.
The attendants of the gallery, who
since the recent militant s~uffragette
outrages in national institutions have
been keeping close guard on the treas
ures under their care, noticed a young
woman walking from picture to pic
ture, apparently adniring the work
of various artists. Eventually she
came to the portrait of Carlyle and.
quickly taking a butchers cleaver
from the folds of her dress, she vi
|~ciously attacked the painting. She
had succeeded in striking several
blows before the nearest attendant
could reach her.
The glass covering of the picture
was smashed and a slit was made in
the canvas from Carlyle's head right
through the face TO the chin.