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NEPHI

The Ladies' Literary club met Monday
evening at the home of Mrs j. l., Cole.
The following interesting program was
carried out: anecdotes OF Lincoln,
Mrs. George o. ostler; Venus" Mrs J.
w. whitmore: "Child Culture" Mrs: W:
Y. Brough Jr. vocal solos, Miss Mabel
Owen; plano solo. Miss Lola Cazier. Those
present were Mesdames j. w. Whitmore.
W. c. Andrews, w, F. Brough, j. z. Cole,
e. r. Forrest, s. J. Lunt, S. B. McCune,
George a. Sperry, George O. OStler, Edith
Sparks and Miss Neva Booth.
The Utopia club met at the home OF
Miss Bertha Mcpherson Thursday even
ing. Those present were Misses Pearl
Allen, Clara Cole, Neva Booth. Geneva
Booth. Ethel Wright. Lettie Jenkins. Miss
Ashdown, Ella dulet. Florence Hobbs.
Msstameu W. G. Arme, Abner Bigler. V.
NJ. Foote. Heber Mcpherson and May
Wallace.
Mrs. Amy Grover entertained number
OF her friends at kensington this week.
The invited guests were Mesdapes Eliza
beth Blgler Itha Parkes, Ray Mcknight,
Grace Judd. Anna Allen. Re.ta Ord.
Jennie Beck. Florence Chase, Kate
Bowles and May Burton.
The brothers children and grandchii-
dren OF James Garrett, Sr.. assembled
Wednesday 10 celebrate his SEVENTEEN
Dinner was served to his broth
ers and sons, after which forty-three
grandchildren enjoyed themselves at the
table.
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LEHI

LEHI, Fob. el.-Miss Mary Woods savo an
oyster supper and dance Friday evening in the
Arcade hall 10 all the members OF tho Third ward.
The oven, was in honor OF tho birthday anu.vsr-
tary Of, her father, John Woods Morc than 200
were present.
Mr and Nrs. Hyrum Evans entertained the fol-
lowing young married people at their sandcrcst
Horny Lewis Jr.. David RobcTls. Jr. James Car
ycr. George Lewis. SylveBtcr Evans. Daryl Fowler
E. A. Bushman. Jr.. Mike Brown. W. L. Halliday
Rorcr. Fox. Free Royc. Harry stoker and Myrcn
Fowler.
Mrs Henry sorenson and Mrs Jonnis Richard:
Turner
Miss Laura erlnghurst and Earl Smith wero
married In tho Salt Lako temple Wednesday, Fri
day evening welding supper and reception was
given IN tholr honor at tho home OF Hyrum
Smith.
Union hotel for the past year. viii movo TO Mid
vale wbero sho Will aguir embark In the hotel
business
Nr, John Coopcr entertained a number OF her
lady friends a, konsnGton Thursday eftor-
noon.
entertained the members of tho fire Department
and thor wives al their home.
Last Friday ovcnlng tho teachers and trustees
Of tho Iehi public schoolE entertained rs teach
crs from other parts o! the county az danclns
party in tho Smiu dancing academy Punch was
served
At the Athenlnn clubs meeting Wednesday Mrs.
sldnoy Gilchrist gave tho Lesson on sociology.
after which the club discussed tho formation OF
tcachcro .motherS' club which will v.sit the
schools and aneTward meet with the teachers.
90 tina, a cioscr co. operation may be effected
Monday evening Mss. C. s. Fcterson was the
recipient OF n plcnsant surpriEe party by about
twonty OF hes friendS
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RICHFIELD

RIcHFIELp. Fob, ?1-Mrs. Henry Poulson en-
tertninod Friday evening in honor OF Mrs r,
A. Noyea. who Leaves Sunday 10 mako her home
in Salt Lake City. Luncheon WIS served 10 Mrs,
Guy Lowisy Mrs. Andrew Rasmus9on. Mr. Sim
Larson. Mrs. Japcs Edwards. Mrs. ". p. Payne,
Mrs. gam DALI Mn, J. +. Mior Mrs Joseph
vine. Mrs waltcr Gleaveo, Mrs. z, W, Tilucy.
Mrs. Edward Rasmunson. Mira. Arthur Storra Mrs.
Joecph Hopkins. Mrs .Ioscph Rasmussen. Mira.
christopher Pouison and Mrs X. W, Ramlose.
Mrs. Afford Aokeraou, Mrs n. P. Norman.
Mrs- oluf Johnson and Mrs. Guy Lowis entcr-
tsined Thursday afternoon Mt tho homo OF tho
latter IN honor OF Mrv. r a. Noycs MT5. Noyes
beloDgs to the Royal Nolghbora aod there were
thirty-two Noynl Ncish6op present
MT and Mrs Alexander Elliot entertained at a
Thoso who enjoyed the luncheon Mr.. and
Mrs. q. G. Clark Mr.. and Mrs. Tsd Olson, Mr.
and Mn. Allen Kirkmnn- Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Lswia, Mt and Mrr, Edward Rasmussen. ar; and
M-p Ralph Niolsou, Mr. md Mrs Masuua Mol
son Mr and Mrs Warren sevy. Mrs. Mamie
Nebesrr and Mrs. Sarah Elliot
Mrs Helen Martin entertained at n valentine
party Saturday evening. e
Mrs. Alma Enoo gave shower Friday Af,or-
noon IN honor OF her daughter. Lucille Lnneh-
con vns served az o'clock to tho following
guests. Mesdanos orson Chrstonaon, Milton Poul-
SON. Arthur Epoo, Jennie Isaaceon. Enoch Lar
ana tho M,rsos Rose Hayes. Matte NeiISon, Pearl
and Marvel Biomquiat and Coral Ericlpcn.
Joocph Johnson and Miss Lucille Enco LETT Mon
dsy morning no married Ia tho salt Lako tom
pic Wednesday. February is
Mn. F. C. Lagoon went 10 Salt Lake Mondsy
for a visit with bnr daughter.
Mrs w r. Payne entertained az O'clock din
nor Friday in honor OF Mira. r. A. Noyes. Eight
guest, enjoyed tho delicious dinner,
Mr.. and Mira John Jensen entortai1cd at din-
seaturcs Of tho evening. Thosc present we're tho
Wcasra ana MoSdamcs oiuf Luud. Charles Hep
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GRANTSVILLE

GRANTsvTLLE. Feb 2i-Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Anderson entertained at a party at their homo
on Main Stroot Fridny evening. Luncheon was
served to the following guests Sir, md Mrs
Hampton Worthiogton. Mr, and Ma. JameO
ton. Mr.. and Mro. Anton Anderson. Mrp S. s.
WorthinEton and Miss Julia worthlngton Of Salt
Lake City.
NrS. P. E. wrntholl entertained the local pri-
mnry officers ct hcr homo Cooley street We'd
ncsday evening.
MrE. L. l. Nudge entertained at her home on
Main a,root Monday afternoon. THIS guests wcrc
Nrs. Alexander Johnson Mrs Leonard ". Hale.
Mrs 81. II. Tanner and Miss Florence poicy.
Tho local religion clsss officers entertained the
members OF tho various cIassos at free moving
picture show in the opera houGe Wednesday even
log.
Miss Jennis Anderson entertained tho o. ". O.
club at her homo Clark strect Thursday even
Ing. Refreshments served 20 tho following
Mrs. G. NJ. Matthew'S. Mrs C. r. Rowbcrry. Mrs
+. G. Eskclson Mira p. q. Pratt Mrs. p T
Burmestor. Mrs. +. 81 Spdnton Mrg, Eta Bate".
Mrs Monte Bzrrus. Mrs. J. n. Brown Lillian
Rowborry. Emma Sharp and Minnie Pace.
W D. Holt and Miss Minnie Pace entertained
the stake Sunday school union board mcmecrs q,
tho homo OF slr. and Mira Y. W. Erickson on
Main street Tuesday evening. Refreshments were
served. Tho guests wcro W. Il. Soclhorg. r. r.
Judd. r. n. Holladny. r. NJ. Robinson. Clark
Joftcrlcs MrS John E MiIiward. Mira P. F..
Emma Sharp and Moedalcnc Anderson.
The eighth grade pupils gavo their elass dance
In tho gymnasium Friday evening. The hall was
decorated with the class colors.
Tho high school basketball team entertained the
mombers OF tho Ogden high school team at
dGncing party, following the gamo Saturday even
ing,
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HEBER CITY

HEBER CITY. Fob. n--Mr and Mrs- james
johnson eateEtnined a! dinner Fridsy evening
Tho guesta Mr. aud Mira. A. P Hicken aud
Ar, and Mrs A L Nett-
MIS-, David Fisher plesgingly entertained at her
homo Wednesday cTenins for tho ladies OF tho
ont Prizes we're awarded to MisH Josephine Mur-
dock and Mrs. Annlo Coleman. Luncheon was
ceHed ct 1890 O'Clock
Tho student body OF tho wrsateh high school
held celebration at tho chapel hour on Tues
day. the occasion beIug tho birthday anniversary
Of It's principal. A L Netr. delightful pro-
grunnns and luncheon vere enjoyed
Tho officers and teachers Of tho Hebor Third
ward Sunday school were teudered pleasant
cisl at tho home of Charles Dc Graft Tuesday
evening
One OF tho most delightful dances of the season
Elvou Friday evening In tho Hober nu,use-
mont hall under tho direction OF tho stake Mu-
tual board. Special features woro tho folk dances
givon by chosen ruornboro from eaoh of the niuo
warda OF tho stake.
Tho annual celebration held IN honor of tho
Creek took place tuesday. Mr. Lindsay vus So
ycarB Of ago Moro thap pevonty-flve guests were
present. banquet was norved.
a delightful social ip compliment to tho HobeT
Third ward primary honor ooya vaH given Thura-
day oYenipg in tho ward mocting house Ponnants
we're awarded tho boya for tbeir faithfu'ness A
members of tho class. tho parentA officers aud
teacherh.
Mr.. aud Mrs A. L. Neft entertained at no
eiaI saturday evoning, Thoso present were Mr
nnd Mn james johnson. Mr. md Mro. A. p
Hickcn and Ole Johnson.
Mics Florence Jacob ploasioEly e1tsrtalnsd for
tho G. o. ]. Girls Thursdny oT1nlng, Saving
rcaeing and Luncheon wore enjoyed, Those pred
ent we're Miss Floronoo Murdoch, Miss Pearl Bag
lev Miss ia Fisher Miss Vclma Crook. Miss
Eithorin Hlokon Miss Jennie Luke Mios AnDio
I,ind,ny Migs Annie McMullin ond Miss peyoo
Moulor.
rennio Duke Saturday afternoon Dinnor wnr
served 20 MiGs Lois wallace. Mrs J, w. Buckley
Mrs Samuel Buckley, Mrs. William Bonner. ars
II Luke Mrs George A. Fiaher. MIS-. Chnse
Hatch. Mrs. Hornor Frnughton and @ra Mimic
Cummings,
woli-arsnsed cntertalnnent was tonderea inc
Omen club BIZ Miss Naomi Duke Monday oven-
ing" Ing. Following tho social hour luncheon was
served to the following guests: Mlrs Lula ciegE.
Mattio clegs. Mics Masio Campbell and Miss
Nina Bond.
Miss Olive Hiokcn Tss hostnss at = uhiquo
soryed The affair enjoyed By about twonS-
fivo guosts.
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PLEASANT GROVE

PLEASANT GROVE. Feb. 2i.-Miss Josephine
Halliday entertained at dinner Sunday evening for
tho Mlsscs Leah Thornton and Dorothea Sven
son and tho Mes5rs. Lloyd Gray Je6so Weeks and
omrr Larson.
Mrs J. r, Halliday entertained nt quilting
wadloy Mrs J. w Halliday Mrs H. W. Jacobs
and Miss Emma West
Dr.. o. E, Grua returned home Tuesday attor a
two weeks visit IN California.
Mls, yidn Hailldny's Sunday school class sur
prised her at hor homo Wednesday evening.
Luncheon wos ecryed to tho following: Tho Misses
MonGon. Dean Marriott Florence wfStcT. Mary
creon and tho Messrr- Leo Thornc. Marion Wad-
tey rF11h,S M Ffamp.on' Clifford Wright; Bort
ner and Floyd Tomlluson.
Tho Linden Relief aociety gave dance IN tho
kladon Rln hall Friday eyenins Those present from
NJ, and Mrs. Alexander Thornton, MF. and Mr
j. r: Halliday. Mr.. and MTx. D. NJ. Smith, Mr.
Marriott, SIR. and Mrs Earl Smith Mr. and Mrs.
John Adamson. Mr and Mrs. Herman Green. Mr..
Wa wadey yrs m De''Pn E. r. Halliday aa1 and Mrs Mss L.
Lund
Miss Nina wadley was hostess to tho sorosin
club at her homo Monday evening, Miso White be-
Ing tho suost Of honor.
y, p. Jonson celebrated his forty-aovcnsh birth
dny anniversary at his residence Tuesday evening.
Covers wero laid for twenty-five guests and tho
evening was opcnt In cards and games.
yisltorB last week
Mrs. C. II. Cook Ia visiting her daughter. MrS.
q. S. Scott OF Honor. Idaho
Miss sadio Mills n Salt Lake visitor last
week.
Mrs. oron Bullock entort1ined at surprise
part Monday evening Ia honor OF her sister. Mrs.
c. A. Gammett An enjoyable evening spent
in cards and games. Refreshments wero served TO
tho following guests: Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Black
hurst Mr and Ms: Owen Halliday, MI. and
Mrs. West Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Harper,
Mr., and Mira. S. F, Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL
Arm'tstcad. Mr.. and Mrs. George Hayes. Mrs.
Jenuio Johnson. the Misses Sadlo and Avis Mills.
Joseph Mile and J. II. Armitstcod sr.
Miss Ethel Clark is visiting relatives and friends
IN Salt Lake City,
Mr.. and MIRA II. G. Van AukIn entertained
number OF their friondk Saturday evening AZ
dancing party at their home at Battle Greek
Those present were tho Misses C!oone Bullock.
Avis Mills, Flossie Franp,on, Vida Fnge. Pearl
Vance the Mc1eru. Elroy West DuaDne Stewart.
Roy Wilson. Lynn Robinson, Martell Lund md
Mr. and Mrs. RcyDard Swensen,
Misses LaVina Olsen and L!tha Winters were
Provo visitors Sunday and Monday
Miss Run Stewart entertained tho Agenda club
At her homo Monday evening Those present vcrc
tho Misses sadic Mills. Vida Halliday. Hedve
Johnson. Cleono bund. versio Gray md Emma
Overlnde
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GUNNISON

GuNNIsoN. Fob. 2I.-wedncodoy evening ;hc
ladies OF the Clcofln club entertained by
MIns jean Wndcr al tho CasIno thcater After
the show the Indies were taken to tho Modern
Confectionery. whcro dainty rofrcshmcu,3 were
served, tho oolors usod for decorations being red
and white Those present wore aisscs Ruby
Howell. TaIula Metcof. DOH Childs. Loola Chiids,
Mary Bywutor. Cora Yepson, WinnifYcd Parry.
Myrtle Harmon Charlotte Parry. Susie Swain.
Minorya Mace and Frances Pace
Tho Literary and Civic society met In ,he chapel
Tucaday night. w0cro short programme WAS
rendered. Tho selected reading from stoGdard
wpe on Switzerland. givcn by J, T.. Kicks Jo-
soph Chria;lnnson responded with number OF
fhvortc quotations, vocal duct rendered b.
Mll,o Christensen and Carrie Kenrue9; aclcct
reading By Miss Emma LunScrberg and n recita-
tion by Miss Ruth Perkins.
aa,iS Anderson aud wife OF Sterling attended
tho funeral of Mrs. HIcstcr which wos hold on
Tuesday.
THO mothera' class convened al tho Relief so.
cie,y hall last night. whero programme was
rendered NJ follows: Lecture, Truth Ybr 0irls. ="
Mrs. Minnie c. Taylor; song. Andrea Christensen:
recitation, Linda Down; music LoSio Edwards and
Nora wcscr: reading. Emily Anderson. household
hints. Beatrice Ualrorson.
A large crowd IN attendance nj the party
given Friday night at tho high school.
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LOGAN

LOGAN, Feb 2i-one of the most intoreeting
event. ewen0 o, the past week was the evening OF
day to which the wobyoa society invited large
numbor OF guests. orgauIgt Tracy Y. Cannon OF
Salt Lalte gave an excellent programme OF music.
demonstrating TO appreclatiyo audience the
possibilities OF the Logan pipe organ. AZ tho
Commercial club whcro Mrr. Irving Clayton sang
In most charming manner a number OF lyrics
hour followed aud dainty refreshments were
IcTved
Ono OF tho notable events Of the weeh in club
circles tho annual luncheon given by tho
A. c. woman's club the homo OF Mrs. george
W. Thatcher Monday. Luncheon was served
from long table. Handsomely decorated Ia
whltc 6wect peas and smllax. The place card.
wero dainty affairs carried out IA tho same eolors.
son @@' with iaa s Mnsao the
uiotreSa Tho following ladies responded with clever
toaSts. Mrs. b. G. Thatcher Mrs. paul Jones.
wcst Mrs, John A. wd;soe. Mrs, H. G. Ncbekor
Miss Charlotte Kyle aud Miss Ellrabo;h Smith.
Mrs Serge =. BALL. entertained fifty OF. her
it,lo daughter. Ruehcrs. friends at pretty
dancing party Saturday evening. Tho affair was
hold nt Preston hall. which VA" effectively dec
GRATED with red hearts and plants. Games
also feature OF tho occasion aud duintY refresh
monts were served Nj" Dalilf was as, assisted In
Ballif and M!Gs Danielson.
Monday afternoon Mrs. a. II. Thompson
tcrtnincd a, a prottly arranged birthday lunch
birthday The table. which was effectively dec
oratod with flowers nud birthday tavors. held
among tho entertaining tcntureS that followed,
TIE Wobvcn society was entertained wedncs-
day cyening by Miss Ed!th Bowen and Miss Mary
Soronsoa. Tho meeting held OF the q. Y.
college and bcs!des tho members thero
number of Invited guests present. Professor F.
A. Huxley gave interesting talk "Char-
tios'' and MuS Hazel Anderson gave piano
solo Delicious scfrcgEmonts served from
small tablos decorated with cut flowers.
Little Miss Lola johnson was moet pleasantly
surprised Saturday evening. Tho party
planned by MisSes Loypn England and LlIio Muir,
Games enjoyed aud luncheon wan served from
n table prcttily decorated with carnations and
dainty cupid place cards, The guests wore aisscs
Phyllis Bough. jennie Thompson, Mablo TfoTpc.
Mary Manscn. Mcssre. Lyman Peterson. Lyman
Johnson RoSooc Hcus. Harry Thompson VaTnell
Roza. Alexander Lewis Earl Miller and Calvin
Halstoue.
An enjoyable affair OF Wodncsday evening was
tho dancing party given by tho Women Of Wood
craft when they entertained largo number OF
guests OF fancy dress affair. IL given az
Tho l. o. o. r. hall which wan specially dec
orntce for the OCCASION Tho dance music wno
turnSohed by al orchestra aud number o. clever
Tight ro.TcShments were served.
Mrs X. A. Lar.on entertained st dinner party
Mcdno-day evening. Tho table had for center
piece a largo bowl of red carnations, The eneSis
murdered ten
4 number OF friends Of Mrs. Annie Fonnesbeek
gathered az her home Friday evening when thoy
opjoycd a pleasant social evening In honor OF
Mira Fonuesbcca'u birthday. Mnsic A fen
turc tho evening and refreshments were
Acrvcd.
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nler, Joseph Hopkins. II. ". RamIoss, }. l..
Christenson. Mrs. Andrew soreDsor Mrs. Anson
De Vino and MISE Laura Peterson.
Joseph JohnEon entertained q few OF his friends
Wednesday az tho homo Of c. +. Drake Mra- C.
z. Drake served supper 10 Mr.. and Mira John
Enco. Mr., and Mrs. LaRuo Ogden. Mr. and Ms.
Alma Enee. Mr. and M-r. Julius HepPlor. Mr.. and
NH Primo Black. Nr. and Ma Eins Segmfiier.
Mra. A Fnrusworth and Lucille Enoa-
Mr., and Aro. n. L. woodhouso aro spending the
week In Salt Lake City.
Mlas Edith Dali entertained nt dinner Thursday.
Tboho present woro Nr. and Mrs. Joseph Salisbury.
Nr and MT1 Sam Dali, Misc La Preal Born-
cuist and IL ID. Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Salisbury entertained at a
kcnsington wednesday afternoon In honor OF ar.
and MEr. willard Andclip. delicious luncheon
waa served 10 Mr and Mrs. Herman Andelin.
Minses Lucille and Loroeno Harrison. MiSs La
Preai and Marvel Blomquist. Misses Coral and
Effie Eriokson, Miss Edith Dnl Mrs. Freeman
Tanner and the Bcas OF honor
Mis- Clara Rnmlose LETT ThurBday morning fuI
visi, to Provo and Salt Lake.
Mr. and MIRA G. W. Coons entertained We'd
pe1dny Night. Garnes und -nupo wero tho feature:
OF the evening and q fino luncheon served q.
II o'clock. Tho Invited gueata tho MeserS
and Mesdnmeo Sim Larson, J. l. Chdstouscu- A
w. sorcnsou, Frank Anderson, P. Peterson. H.
EondHckson, Joseph Hanson. NJ. c. Christensen
Joacph Hopkius. JOHN Wilson. oluf Land. George
Rasmussen Charles Ennoen, Andrew Rasmussen
p. a. Jonoen. john Hanson and Mrs. Edward Ras-
muSsen-
Mrs- J. J. Steiner loft Thursday morning for
short VISIT with her daughter. Dean. who is II
school
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PAYSON

PAYsoN. Feb. 2l.--Mrs. William Ferre
and Mrs. Ingles entertained the members
OF the Five Hundred club Tuesday even
ing at The home OF Mrs % FsTre III The dec dec
Those present, aside from the members.
were Mr.. and Mrs. J, A. CLAYTON. Mr.. and
S. McBeth. Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. T'ipton,
Mr.. and Mrs. William omelia and Mr.
and Mrs. l.. c, McBeth. Mrs. Frank
Harris was awarded first prize, hand
painted china dish. and Mrs. H. S, Tip
ton small hstchet as BOBBY prize.
Mrs Frank Ballard ia visiting her
daughter. Mrs Erickson. at GARFIELD
Hilma Miles. who is attending tho u,
OF L., spent the week end with her par
ents. Mr; and Mrs. Ed Miles
Mrs Frank FinIayson is in Provo WIS.,
itipg her daughter. Mrs Frank Selmon.
and new grandson
j. +. Omel;a of Thistle is the guest OF
his parepts. Mr.. and Mrs. William One
liza.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Sherulere arc In
ST. Louis visiting their son. William.
Miss Retta Gudwundson entertained a
number of young friends Sunday even
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TOOELE

TooELE Fob. ia birthday party Wis Eiven
"wednesday night to George ". Kaul by hH VITO ~
md sistnr, Miss Pearl Ksul. at their homo IN tue
Plaza Apartments Prizes wore given 70 inc oest
whiut p,aycrn. Mr. and Mrs: RAYMOND. Those
prcgont worp the Mpses Pearl Enul. Fay L>ongo'
Ca,hohne Creighton. A. NJ. Dow. Mr., ana Mo;
George Cruise. Mr. and Mrs. W. FL RnYmona Aha
Mrs. g. ". Raul. D. Homo md L. Kramer
Tnosday was known m Purple day at The
Tooelo hieh school. IL being 1uEt ono year ainTs
tbs LAYING OF the corner ktonc OF the senooL IN
,sn forenoon thore basketball gome' .ne
rchool woo decorated with the high schooi ooiop ~
md nsunants A. ~ Nelson, superintendent oi
di,trfnts SCHOOLS addresssd tho scholars ana
nrssnnI prorramme followed. The evening was
.h.r,ctcrizsd by duncng and card games punca
Sninc soryed TO all present Among thosc presont
wcre ] T. Hicks. superintendent o, S1un,!
"na,s and superintendent Fowler Of the Ioooio
genSo's MI an MI. Fowler directed tho days en-
tcrta!nmopt - a., ,,st for the cart
"; m-oyn w. his health, which In falling fast MI
u, 70 ,hintr he Will go to Eow York for wnio.
hSui nn WnnSsy Mro c. Kyle entertained at nc,
,,oIno nsrtv OF frionds nj bridge. Tnose p,esop'
,n-s Mn A. W, Chamberlain mo Mn. ~ D.
Young ~ Toocic. and Mrs Fuller OF CnlenE".. n,
iasi Monday Miss Msrg boekllter epse,,hnva rn .
nor homo large party OF frienao M,,u,s ~
.i.ntIne party Those present we're 'ne st,r .,ann
W Prn,niok ST. Costello. I. Erickson: =. '''n" nni
~ l,aiS e Ware a. WoodY- D. Eatougn hu"
T.. T.; .NlpIp, NcDonaid G. Kendall. g. snitn. "a
@ @9ehsaA Rcrr. d LeckIiter. J. oiscn' II. stone
a,"r, and r B!ntuiek. The room vas so
LII y,irntjnes supper WAS tcT'"n ps "''" "
TeetIitcr md MiDs +. Costello
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 22 1914

at tho homo of Mira Reed shsmhart was interest
ing aud we'll attended mrs. george C. JenSen
discussed The drama; Tho Aw.keniag OF Spring. ;.
By tho hostess 4, the eioss OF tho meeting.
Tho following young people enjoyed delight
full valentino party at tho home OF Miss Flora
Helen Smart. Alton odeil. Floronee Anderson.
Mcssre. Waldo Hatch. DeArld Crawford. Conrad
Johnson. The rooms and refreabmeut table we're
decorated In rcd and whto and dainty valentine
fnvotu were features.
Miss Harriet Thatcher returned Tueadsy from
q two weeks v!alt In Salt Lake and Ogden.
Mr.. and Nr. +. L. Pullman OF Portland. ore,.
arc yinitng In Logan
Invitations out for the tven.y-first annual
military ball. which will be given Monday even
Ing. February g. at the Thomns Smart Eymua-
alum Tho patronesses will bo the members OF
The q. A. c. womuns club
Mis-. Alice YounghcrE OF Salt Lake spent the
week visiting In Logan.
Mn. Loo Thatcher spent part OF the week In
Logan visiting nor mot,icr. Nm. n ". KIM
M.. H; z: Hatch aud daughter; Ella, lst
the guests fo- several weeks Of Mrs- Hams
Thatcher.
Mr, and Nrs l. L. samnouds Of Richmond
Va, wero Logan vir!tors during the week.
Miss Dom Wright ia visiting IN Salt Lake, th,
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. sponeor.
Mira. 2. A. HInkloy returned during the weei
from q months visit Ia Canada
Mrs. ASb!e cowlcy lof; during the week for IN,
Sandwich Islands, whero she Will visit severp
months. returning Inter with her son. Moscs. whc
has spent tho past four years on tho ISLANDS.
The many Logan friends OF Mrs. B. F. Ri,c
at tho Holy Cross hospital. whore sho wen
| several weeks ago 20 undergo ope-ntlon.
George ?. Gibbs Of Salt Lake, tho guest o.
his niuter. Mrs. John F. Wright. during th'
weck.
Mrs. Mary ". Smith and daughter, Harriet. hav,
returned from Salt Lake
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Mrs james Diamond The ceremony vas par
formed By Elder John s. Boyer.
Tho Ladies' Home Culture club entertained at
tho residence OF Or. and Mre. G. W. Clarke last
Friday evening.
Tho Mothers Study club viii give dancing party
on Monday evening ut tho opera house 10 honor OF
Washington's birthday,
Professor l. J. Haddock OF the Agricultural COL
lego OF Logan visited the high school horo wod-
neHday and talked to tho high oohool pupils on tho
Of education He also lecturad TO the
pupils and parents IN tho evening NJ tho high
school assembly room on the came subject
N. D. Crnndall returned Thursday from trip
10 Seattle. Wash. whore he spent several days.
s. D. Johnson. who 4. making his homo at Bnlt
Lake City this winter. visitor here We'd
pcsday.