The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-08-06

to wreck a Southern Pacific train
year or so ago. The man " unques-
tionabiy dementcd.
Dr and Mrs ". ". uoctEmann gave
dancing party az their home on
north Eighth street last Tuesday even
ing In compliment 60 the Misses Media
and Fern shaw Of Salt Lake City.
nicces % the hostess Those present
were the Misses I.eona Jensen. Cora
Allison. Ona Dell Woods. Grace Davis.
Evelyn Olson. Vida Bryner Gladys
helms. Rita Minburn and Martha
bradley and MessrA Lynn Faupett.
Arnold McKune. Scott Fausctt. Ruion
nryner, viii uorsley. Clarence Rob
inett. Karl Avcriil. Fred Woods and
Frank Avcrill II was one Of the very
pleasant affairs OF the season. Ile-
frcshments were served.
". ]. Turner. the leading civil and
mining engineer ~ Price. has an adj
vertiucment IN this impression OF The
sun. Engineer Turner has lately been
employed IN the work being done In
Carbon and Emery counties by the
Utah Power and Light company.
which shows In what esteem he II
held by his professional associates at
aalt Lake city and acwhcrc--blR
men. who are doing big things The
suns management has known Bob
Turner ever since he came 90 Utah
and ~ has no hcaitancy In recommend
I Ing him Co those who want civil en-
gincering aud the work In his line
done and done right. A letter 90 his
address az Price will always reach
him. whether he be In the city az the
time or not promptneaa. reliability
and honorable dealings are charac-
teristlc of Bob" Turner.
The society editor of Salt Lakes
Telegram tells this one on the dauEh-
tor OF A. ~. CoWle. Vice president az
Salt Lake city of Utah Fuel company
"Misr Ruth Cowie and Jack nadger
cf Salt Lake city. who have been WIS.,
ting at the senator KearnH ranch az
Santa Rom. Gala. win long remember
their visit there. Especially will they
remember their leave taking, for they
were literally and plentifuily aprin-
Killed. with rice before the train pulled
out. In spite Of their frenEied appeals
that they did not deserve the shower
and that there was nothing 10 Il. Their
appeals were unheeded. however. and
bags Of celestialF' STAFF of life were
scattered over the station platform
down the backs of the departing ones
and through their various grips and
belongings. There were about sever
or eight of the practical iokera. and
! they certainly made things interesting
for the t~o who were leaving"
Miss ona Dell Woods entertalne,
last Friday evening with a dancing
/, Bradley and Grace Davis Of Salt LAX
! city. The home war attractively dee
a GRATED In pink and white and the sam
colorn were used In the refreshments
. Many bowls Of pink sweet peas fur
Their carried out the color Hchem,
Mis- Dorothy Mcmillan and Miss Ma
a rion Forester presided at the pune
? table. The young hostess was asslste
m In receiving by her mother. Mrs. y. '
r. Woods Mrs. w. y. Anderson. Mr.
l. Annie NJ. Bradley. Mira Doll Fausel
m and Mrs. r. II. Mcmillan. Abol
,e twenty-five young people were pref
4 ent 20 meet the guests OF honor Tho,
present besides the hostess and gueH
OF honor included Misses Evelyn %
N ron. Belle Fitzgerald. Marie FitHmau
ie ice. Name Fiack. Bernice Myer. All
nf dred Hamilton. Daisy Ferguson. Vid
&c Bryner. Leona Jernen. Media sha
le and MefFra Lynn Fausett. Scott Fai
a sett. Martin Mulvey. Verne whitmor
= clyde Fullmer. Irving Ward, Rulo
m Bryner. Arthur Brown. Kari Averl
al Lloyd Woods and Fred Woods,