The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-12-30
Salt Lake City, Utah
Rhoda <. jackson, Reporter

The Bon Ton Art club met at the
home of the president, Miss Margaret
Smith Friday afternoon. After the
regular business presents were given
to the members and games and stunts
were done.
Mrs. Hiram Leggroan entertained
at well appointed dinner at her
nome Christmas day. Mrs. and Mrs.
Banks of Salt Lake City and other
relatives of Murray were guests.
Mrs. Albert Pile of Holiday was
the guest of Mrs. Barbara johnson
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. E. Tanner and two children
of Elko, New, and Miss Clara Stevens
OF Rigby are the guests of Miss
Francis Leggroan for the Christmas
holidays.
Mrs. M. A. Wilson has returned to
Salt Lake to make her home with her
husband after an extensive visit with
her parents in Montana. Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Wilson will reside at
618 East 4th So.
Mrs. Viola Rollins is the proud
mother of a fine baby girl.
Reported sick are Mrs. Buela
Quinn, Mrs. Jennie Offutt, Mrs. Mary
johnson and Bell Offutt.
Rev. Mack Stovall preached his
farewell sermon Sunday morning. An
appreciative audience listened to the
well chosen subject. After the SER
mon little Donnetta Smith the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Smith
was blessed. Mrs. Mason acting as
yodmother.
The Cantata and Pageant given
Sunday night by Calvary Baptist
Sunday school was one of the best
programs ever put over by the pup
Is. A large audience filled the au-
ditorium and many were the encores
given to the children. At the close
If the program the Christmas tree
vas dismantled and presents passed
20 all. Mrs. F. B. Turner, supt.,
vas in charge.
The farewell reception given by
The officers and members of Calvary
Baptist church in honor of Rev. and
Mrs. Mack Stovall was one of the
outstanding events of the week. A
arge number attended and listened
20 the program in which auxiliary
md club connected with the church
was represented by a speaker. Sew
eral musical numbers both vocal and
instrumental were rendered. At the
close of the program refreshments
were served. Mrs. Allie Steward,
chairman of reception and Mrs. Net !
tie Gregory mistress of ceremonies.
Mr.. Berkely Skinner has returned |
TO Salt Lake after a months visit in !
Los Angeles.
Mr.. Geo. GRAY Of Moab, Utah, is |
visiting his family, over the holidays.
Mrs. Nellie Hamilton of Ogden
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.
Holmes during Christmas holidays.
Miss Ardell Greenwell and Mr..
Bernard Gordon were the guests of
Miss Ethel Holmes Sunday afternoon.
The final entertainment of series
of nine given by the Elks Beehive
Lodge No. 407 and Timpanogas Tenn
pie No. 4S3 given at American Hall.
Dec. &c. A musical program and
Christmas tree were given for the ben
eft of charity. Those who received
prizes were as follows: Miss Sina
Banks, trip to Los Angeles; Mrs. Oil
yer, parlor lamp; Mr.. Wayne Banks.
sofa pillow; Mr. Johnnie Ross, wool
blanket; Mrs. Eva Morris, 12-lb.
turkey.
Mr.. J. jefferson of Pocatello, Ida
no was the guest of Mr.. Clarence
Holmes last week.
Miss Elnora Gray was hostess to
the Young Girls Sewing club Tues
day afternoon. The regular business
was suspended with and social hour
was spent in games, music and rid
dies. A grab bag full of Christmas
gifts was provided and each guest re-
ceived a present. The hostess served
a delicious luncheon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morris enter
tained at prettily appointed ,
Christmas dinner at their home Sum
lay, 1859 So. 4th East. Christmas
decorations were used throughout the
rooms and the table was decorated
With candles and place cards. The
lonored guests wer Mr.. and Mrs.
Ridge. Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson and Mr..
md Mrs. Henry Dean and the host
and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris.
After dinner the evening was spent
n music and conversation.
The Pilgrim Baptist Sunday School
md Christmas tree which was given
IN Saturday night was very sue
,essful and we'll attended. Those
who took part on the program out
'ide of the regular pupils We're
selection carnations" by
Master Carlos Jackson accompanied
~ his sister, Miss Rhoda Jackson.
The program committee was Mrs. V.
Steele. Mrs. Stevens and Miss Cassie
Johnson.