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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
EVANSVILLE

GRANTsVILLE. April Ar. D. Halla-
DAY was given delightful surprise party
at his home on Clark street by his pupils
Wednesday evening. Games and other
amusements were enjoyed and refresh
m ents were served Those present were
Tennyson Bates. Maylon Hale, Mccoy
Johnson. Rachel Clark. Daphne Cooley
Frances Classify. Gladys Barrus, Lillian
Judd, Vera Barrus Genevieve Anderson,
Violet Jennings. Teresa Frederlckson
Amanda Anderson, Alta Johnson. Mary
Inlay, Iva Fraser Louisa Millward. Ida
Johnson and Blanche Fiddler.
Mrs. ]. A. Eliason was given a surprise
party at her home on Durfee street
Thursday evening in honor OF her birth
day, Refreshments were served.
The Junior prom" was held In the
district school gymna stun Friday even
Ing and was one OF the social events OF
the season among the younger social
set. The gymnasium was decorated IN
the class colors.
The o: n. o. club met at the home
OF Mrs. Parker B. Pratt Thursday even
Ing. Refreshments were served to Mes
q Eskeison "SefSf G. n N MattheWs ii S1s"f5s'sf e. M
sand sDanton' Erown z; Wratha, ball Sa. G. e Town,
Barrus. Miss Jennie Anderson. @ aai Miss Shne MIne
ME Pace Miss Lillian Rowberry and
Miss Emma Sharp.
Mt. and Mrs. Fred Doffenbaugh OF
Gowrie. Iowa, are the guests OF DR..
ara MIS-. -. ". townsend for a few days
while on their way back from their win
ter home in Los Angeles.
The Ladies' Sewing club met at the
home OF Mrs j. II. Millward on Main
street Wednesday afternoon. Luncheon
was served TO Mesdames Alice Nc
son. Leo johnson, @. e, Townsend, ]. II
Wolstenhulme, Hampton Worthington
Len w. Hale. John e Millward and
Z. D. Halliday.
The c. C. club girls met at the home
OF Mrs K. X. Judd Wednesday evening
Luncheon was served
Mrs. Clyde Williams entertained ths
otfcers OF the local primary association
evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
PAYSON

rAYsoN. April mfr. and Mrs. e. H Nc
Beth entertained largo number of tnoiE friends
Perry was awarded tho prlzc and jasper C. Nc
Clollsn the consolation,
Mrs c. e. Mlloa entertained tho Ku,fce Klatoh
club at hor homo Friday afternoon.
Tho Social Tea club met ut tho homo of Mr.
X. a. Porter Tuesday afternoon
Maurice Harris and Lillian Upton cntortalncd a
number OF tbolr l!t,e piGyinates "wednesday a.tcr-
noon, tho occasion being thoir seventh birthday
anniversary. Gamca were played, Cake, leo cream
and Candy were served,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Zorro won, to Provo
and friends.
Mrs. C. Z. McBeth Is IN Salt InGo City. visit
Ing hcr parents. Mr and Mru- J. NJ. Thomas.
Mrs, Viola Mnuwll went TO Eureka Monday TO
attend the grand ball aud banquet glvon by the
Eliza Monday evening,
r. F. Flnlayson left Tuesday for Poca,clo.
idaho. after short visit hero with his family.
demonstration Of tho latest social dances.
tho F!rst ward Amusement hall Tuesday evening
undor tho auspices OF tho z. l.. NJ. J. A.
Miss w'ldIe Dixon entertained at old-tash-
ioned candy pulling party Sunday afternoon.
Thoge presen. the Misse, Manic and Madu
Curtis. Deon colyin and jennie Wilson.
Miss Grace shormen entertained few OF her
friends Saturday cyonnB.
ch!idrons dance given Monday after
noon IN the Second ward amusement hall by The
primary teachers.
Miss Della Miller entertained a few friends Fri.
loy ovcDlDg.
Mics Dcon Dixon entertained Sunday afternoon
AT an old mn!ds' party Those present III,
Misses Thclma Porry. Elva Seabcrry Anna Pnge
Kathryn Douglass. Eva Mendcnhan. Lalo Bur.
dick. Virginia Hartman. Lucille TllSon. Benitu
| Pickering and Margaret and Deou Dixon.
Miss Ada FIulayson &c improving nicely. ane,
an operation for Appendicitis. which sho under.
went Saturday at the Holy Cross hooptsI
Tho Junior class 10 the high school gave an e1
cellcnt programme Friday morning Mt hssnmbly.
The BonnIo Dr!er club met Mt tho homo o.
MlEs Izcta Gardner Monday afternoon Tho tim,
| spent IN sowing and convoTsation and refresh
| menH wore eeryed.
! Miss Lillian Tlpton and Miss Maurice Harris
entertained thoiT young friends Mt birthday
party Wednesday afternoon,
The socin! Tea cluS met Tuesday afternoon a
tho homo OF Mrs. Il. a. Porter, Goncrnl business
and current Attain were discussed. aud Luncheon
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ii. McBcth entertained a
cards Tuesday evening. Mn George Perry ant
| ]. c. McCIelland receiving tho prizes Refresh
| mcnts wero scrvcd.
Mrs william Fccro wus Provo visitor las
| week.
| Tho Katfec Kla:ch members entertained a
] the homo OF Mrs o. E. Mles Friday after
, noon.
| Miss Ora Bell Hubert entertained q nuInbe
| OF hor young friends az birthday party Frlda,
| afternoon.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
AMERICAN FORK

AMERICAN FORK. April 4.-The
Misses Ada and Grace Stark OF Salt Lake
City were the guests OF Miss Eliza Hind
ley the latter part OF the week.
II The NJ. l. a. contest Of the four
wards held IN the Fourth ward chapel
Sunday night, the Second ward won the
prize for the best grafton and the Fourth
ward took the prize for the best singing
chorus.
Bert Storrs, who has labored as a mis-
sionary in the Netherlands and French
mission for the past two and one-half
years. returned home Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs. VI. o. Randolph and fam
ily OF Salt Lake City came down IN their
auto "Wednesday for a few days visit
with Mrs. Randolphs parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. James II. Pulley.
Mr.. and Mrs, Amos wagstafr, who
have spent the winter at Los Angeles
and other Pacific coast points. returned
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Crystal and fam
lily have moved TO Albion, Idaho.
Mrs. J. ". Storrs was the hostess a,
delightful progressive whist pa rty Sa l.
urday evening at the family home IN the
Second ward. The rooms were artistic
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
MURRAY

MURRAY April THE primary Officers OF the
Grnuite ntske entertained for Mias May Silver q,
Salt Lcko ~ the home OF Mrs. Mcmillan Tucnd ~
evening. The attendance large Miss silver
viii be married Ia J. RE Carmichael on April l5
The Jolly Twcnty-cight Card club waq enter.
'ainod az the home ot Mrs. D. J. Mofiott Thur
iav oye5ine Tho meetings OF tho club are held
every weeks and practically every membs-
y present II Is the intention OF this club 20
dlSporse Tor the months IN short
lime
Tho Women 81 wooderan held a card party in
'ho cubTooms Tuesday evening. This party was
The flTs, one to be given b. this club for some
time.
The Fhetoma.hlan club Will give It's first dnncc
In the Murray First ward April 10. This dance
Win be the first that tho club has given as
Z is organization. Several now members
have been added TO the original list The las,
meeting of the club WIS hoif az tho hone of the
Hi'ses June and Irene WiliamS
The Murray Fiat ward Amusement hall vas the
scene OF largely attended dance THURSDAY evcn-
Ing. Musc furniahei by 4 local orchestra
This dance vas given under tho auspices O, tho
e 7. \. os Murray
J. V. Murphy spent Monday in salt
Laka
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
PARK CITY

PARK CITY. April 4-The marriage Of
Mrs. Rula Brunne Picket and Taylor
Goodwin Of this city took place Monday
In Coalville.. Bishop George w. Young
performed the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Goodwin returned 10 the Park on the
afternoon train and a wedding dinner
was given at the home of Mrs. George
Smith. sister OF the bride.
Mrs Ed Cook of Portland is visiting
with friends in the Park.
Mr. and Mrs, Tom j Mcdonald enter
tained informally at cards Thursday
evening at their home on Woodslde ave-
nue.. In compliment 10 Mr.. and Mrs, A
P. Ridge.
tained Thursday evening with a dancing
party at their beautiful home on Main
street, In compliment 10 their brother. +,
D. Van Vichten of Hastings Neb. The
rooms were decorated with spring flowers
and buffet supper was served. Tie in
vlted guests were Misses Hannah Lee
compte, Minnie Boehgn, Anna Wilson.
Jennie Uric Rhea Riley Catherine
TreiNck, Roy Packer, Andrew Hurley
Mark Snow. Glen Keith. George KNAPP
sacker and Mrs. Mary Mayne OF Homo
lulu.
Misses Nellie FitzmaurIce and Irene
Griffin Of Snyderville spent Sa aturday and
Sunday in the Park.
Mrs. Rod Mcdonald was hostess Friday
afternoon at q Kensington at her home
on Norfolk avenue,
II. w. Deighton visited In Salt Lake
during the week.
Mrs. Hy Swan entertained a number
OF her friends Wednesday afternoon at
her home on "The Tramway" The after
noon was spent In sewing and delicious
refreshments were served by the hostess,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rasband came in
from Provo Thursday morning and VIII
spend some time at the home OF their
daughter. Mrs. w. J. Lewis
One of the manv pleasant affairs OF the
week was that of Friday evening. when
the members OF the J.. ID. S. church gave
a farewell party for Mr., and Mrs George
a. Scott. who leave the Park soon TO
make their home m Provo
Miss HlIdred Wilson entertained the
members of the Girls Friendly society
at her home on Park avenue. The mem
hers present were Misses Rhea Riley
Bertie Beatty Bessie Uric. Margaret
Uric. Hanna. Lecompte. Anna Paul,
Laura Huddy and Mrs II. S Townsend.
Mrs. Paul w. Billings and Mrs c. Il
Sheen left SUNDAY afternoon for Topeka,
Kan, 10 visit with relatives for a couple
OF months.
Mrs. Archie Coates entertained a num-
Der of her friends at Kensington Thurs
day afternoon
Mrs. Henry Hughes entertained the
members OF ST. LukS's guild verv pleas
antly at her home Thursday afternoon.
Montague Hales is spending the week
In Park. visiting with his father. Dick
Hales
Mrs L. Il, Wlght entertained the mem
hers OF the Evening Card club very
pleasantly Thursday evening at her home
on Woodside avenue. In compliment to her
sister, Miss Leola Schrack Of Salt Lake
Misses Amber and lone Bardsley OF Salt
Lake are spending the week IN the Park
with their brother. DR.. w. ]. Bardsley.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05

ally decorated Refreshments wero served.
| Mrs. j. II. Shepherd and VIII D. Ed
were MT and Mrs. J. II. Shepherd. Mr..
and Mrs. Reuben Chapman. Mr. and Mrs,
W. D. Edmonds and Mrs. ]. w. Brown.
Professor +. A. Sullivan of Salt Lake
City and Roy Passey OF Provo were visit
Ing hero the first OF the week. the guests
OF Stephen l. Anderson.
The Mutual Improvement association OF
the four wards gave O delightful dance
at the high school gym Tuesday even
Ing.
Mrs S. L. Racey and daughter OF Salt
Lake City spent Sunday here the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. s, Greenwood.
Mrs. William Vincent and children of
Eureka were the guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Samuel F. Grant part OF tho week.
A very pleasant social party was given
II. 6. Rasmussen at his home in the First
ward Thursday evening In honor of his
flftieth birthday anniversary. There were
about twenty-five guests present. Par
lor games were enjoyed and refresh
menrs were served.
Mrs. Alice T. Steele was delightfully."-
entertained by members Of the Fourth
ward Relief society Saturday afternoon In
honor OF her seventieth birthday. Re-
treshments We're served. The guests
present were Mrs. Susan Miller, Mrs Kate
Chadwick. Mrs. Melissa Greenwood, Mrs,
Mrs George Webb. Mrs, Patience Tay-
lor Mrs, Ellen Proctor Mrs Jane Forbes,
Mrs. Nellie Greenwood, Mrs. S. s. Rey-
nolds, Mrs. Leo T. Shelley. Mrs. Emma
Smith. Mrs. Zina Nelson and Miss Ida
Harrington.
w. Glenn Storrs went to Silver City
Tuesday, where he will be the local agen:
for the Denver & Rio Grande railroad.
Miss Hazel Cutler OF Salt Lake CITY
has been tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI
Beck and family the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Upton Hoover Of Provo
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.
Corbett Sunday and Monday.
Miss Ella Storrs was the guest of rela-
tives at Provo Sunday.
Miss Ferl Pulley. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James II. Pulley OF this city. and
t. j. Parker Of Eureka were married at
Provo Thursday. a reception and we'd
ding supper was given the young couple
at the home Of the brides parents In this
city the Same evening, 10 which only the
members OF the immediate family were
the invited guests. After a short honey
moon. the young couple will be at home
at Eureka.
The members Of the Comas club were
entertained by Mrs. Willey Bromley
Tuesday night at her home In the Fourth
ward. The rooms were very beautifully
decorated for the sion, and the time
was passed In various games. Refresh
ments were served, Miss Alice Dunn
captured first prize at cards.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
LOGAN

rlI nS,AN. April L-Thu,sd,, "a, R.
cor entertained az A nre,,I, Mteruoo1
~ tho II. Y. COLLEGE. ThV aran>
uastlvc with a buakot O, -, Mblo o.
large bow OF ycilow ,,Ii. 'n1sEucril4
places Tor the following pu, painty e
ha'cner- Mrl. Gooree Toras Afs
',o'eii, dFs. Z. q. Petor.nn
XsI. MrH' Roy d. Thatch,r M
'''~' Ho'a hliason and Miss Jean ~.
number OF fFIcnds ot Ne,
Inost , pIcasantly surprised her a;
uA' evening. The t,mo vas ner
- ,musIe m ana progressive gamea ~
s.,,, Mto. Cedorlapd's bi,,S2
s"ly' Nefoshnonts were served
INC A. 9; %oman's club me-, w..
ho'aee Nebeker, After a aho,, '1a1
.hs s' MM. Loon Bachelor, who
Wv po'nramms, gave an interestinv =
BOOK on 'Eugenics." Tcs Hiiu
ho"'e'S from prcttily adornod IA,
An unusually interesting mccr,r.
Roy Bullen. Mrs. Moses T,. ,ne -
short article on DF!eux'u iute., "'rnsf n,s
gcois Aux Champs" ana Ws.,ply:
savo vocal solo. ThIs vrs ssr
reading OF Gawlsworthy's Ia,s,, 'ano!
The Fugltlvc.'' which wa, .t,.s quo
shepard Refreshments wore asrv.t
eos. ''''ed D
The marriage of MlGs Carls u,..x.
Z. W. klHs took place wednczdsr
OF tho brides parents. Mr. ana ~ T.
man. The ceremony was per,orns.
Nr. Fisk. of tho Methods, ehnYeh 4,
os the immediate family ana
friends. MF. and Mrs. King will n.ta
In Logan. "' n'a
Mr.. aud Mrs, L. ". Csld~cI, :,
Mich. spent .he forcpart Of tho rsss
In Logan. 'eA
The l.. p. X. girls OF Tho p v !.
taincd informally Wcauosdny er.,;.
part of The evening was ,pent =, -
following which rofreshmcnts ws,s
Murdocgs. Tho members are Mls. n
MISC Lcah nnd Rachel Pederson' ~
Roeen. Miss EululIa Earl, Mics W.
hal. Miss Emily Howell and Mis- ss,'
Mrs, Emct crocEct. Jr., enterta,,.1
drcn's pn.ty Wednesday In honor 4
daughters eighth birthday annlyerssr
a chlldron's party was gIssn m
home OF Mrs. Netuc T. Sloan in hcr.
Farrell. large number OF littIs
included and 4 very pleasant a,terno
joycd. ~
Mr. and Mrg. Hyrlm Haysan -
Lalo Tuesday. where they expect
week.
Mrs J. c. Walters returned Fsid,y !
Visit In Salt Lake.
Mrs. Thomas Irvine Ia visiting VII,
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Hondrck, rotar
TO their homo At Oxford Idaho. Fl
Mr5. II. J, Nelson is Visiting at Dr.,
]. L. Carbon and Mrs. ]. z. Wilson
, dcnce. Mo. are visiting With Logan
, Tclattvea.
G. w. Nlbloy ard Judge Harz vcrn
, tors Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Peter ". Moss OF Pa
were local visitors durlns the week.
Mrs. A. s. Horne accompanied y
!. Sanders 10 Salt Lako Friday Mn.
, on her wny TO Oakland. Cal.
Mrs. W II. Sander. OF Oakland, Ca,
week In Logan. tho guest OF Mrs. 4
and Mira. Il L. Campbell.
, Mr and Mr1. s. T. Ball: a.s ylsi
Lake.
SIR. aud Mrs. Sylvan Ncedhsm v
Isnko Friday TO visit With relatives 4
Jesse Earl hn5 returned from Salt
Mr. and Mrs. L. r Markham Of D,
Is visiting In Logan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
SPANISH FORK

SPANISH FORK, April 4.-Thirty, OF
the friends OF Mr and Mrs Albert Nal
| colin OF Palmyra gathered at their home
I Tuesday evening and gave them sur
| prise party, prior to their leaving for
Carey. Idaho. where they VIII make their
home. Games were played during the
evening, including progressive siNty-three.
| Refreshments were served.
ETY. gave q party at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. John Bahm Wednesday afternoon.
| Refreshm ents were served.
| Mrs. Elias Jones very pleasantly en-
tertained at her home Wednesday even
ing at a prettIly appointed dinner for
Mrs Belle o. Engberg, Mrs. Fred Dart
and Mr. and Mrs. Jones Bowen. After
supper the guests played 500,
Mrs. Leon stalllngs of SprngvIle was
the guest OF Mrs. A. g, Engbcrg Sunday
| and Monday.
Mrs. l. P Smell entertained at p fam
| lv dinner Wednesday evening for her
| brother and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs Albert
| Malcolm. who left Thursday morning for
| Carey Idaho. Only immediate relatives
| of the family We're present.
Mrs. Belle o. Engberg was the guest OF
Mrs. Effle Dart Wednesday and Thursday
| OF this week,
DR.. and Mrs A. G. stoddard were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs L. O. Gillillian OF
Mapleton on Thursday.
Nepni Swensen left Thursday of this
49,
| next two years.
A party was given at the Fourth ward
| meeting house Tuesday evening in honor
OF Mrs. Mabel Llewellvn. The party was
given by q number OF her friends OF the
NJ !. A, in which she has been faithful
| worker.
a farewell party was held Thursday
| evening In tie Third ward meeting house
| in honor OF Rawlins Hughes, who leaves
| In the near future for the southern states
| Mrs II. T Robertson entertained
number OF her friends AT her home Mon
| day afternoon at quilting bee. In honor
OF her birthday. At G o'clock supper was
served by the hostess.
Monday evening twenty friends Of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Jex gathered at their
home in honor OF the first birthday OF
| Fra nklin Thomas Hopper. Many pretty
presents were presented 20 him, IN return
| for which Master Hopper presented each
guest with photograph OF himself
The members OF the Alta club were en-
tertained at the home OF Mrs G. Q. Mais-
son Friday afternoon. Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
One hundred OF the Commercial club
men and business men OF this city met
at the Commercial club rooms Tuesday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-05
PLEASANT GROVE

PLEASANT GROVE. April 4-Miss Rowena
adahs was pleasantly surprised at her home Wed
nusday evening by number Of her lady friends
The evening spcHt in games aud music.
Adanson. Lilly MonSon. Ll,ha Winters. Annie
Barton, Stella Barton. Roxic Adams hryellu
storru. Bcrnicc Craudell OF American Fork. MYs
Bcrlcy West and Susie Robinson.
Mr.. and MrS. j. II Walker entertained tbe
high sohoo! faculty Tuesday evening Those
Mr aud Mrs. IL. T. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs
n VI Jones. l.. White aud tho Misses Iacy
olpln. Ella Hopkins, Miriam Thurman aad Jessie
Lee.
Miss Ethel Clark md Russell Clark w.ro tht
guests OF Miss La Vern Ward OF Provo Sun.
day.
Miss Eliza Newby and James Spencer vero mar.
rcd In Sal, Lake city wednesday A wcaJInr
supper and reception were given them tho sam,
evening at the homo OF the brido's sister Mrs
Alma O!p!n. They will mako tho!r homo In
American Fork
Aiiss Mno Clark happily surprised wednes.
aay AFTERNOON by hcr school clnes. in honor o.
her birthday anniversary
Mos Hedve johnson spent the weekend n so,
Lake tho guest OF 3irc. Rhoda Walker,
Saturday evening Il number OF friends ea,hsrsl
at tho homo OF Mrs. Ira Dcveroaux 10 cclebrat,
her birthday anniversary
Ma William Atwood aud YerEfe Gray uer,
Provo visitora Thursday.
aH Cola Christiausen entertained at a eov
Ing bee at tho homo of Mrs. Annie ELLA Tues
day afternoon.
Mt and Mss. Roynurd sTenson vero Sal. LAX,
visitors last week
Mlss Marion Tanner 10 visiting relatives ant
friends ut Payson.
Miss Mne cinrk entertained the Acendn clul
az nor homo Thursday evening Rolreshmcnt,
"orc served to sadie Mills. Vida Halliday. Cleon,