Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-30
LOGAN SOCIAL NEWS.

DR. and Mrs D. G, Bulge have re-
Turned from California, and report a
very pleasant tour. They visited an
points OF interest on the coast. lncluu-
ing the Hotel Del Homie, at Monterey:
They are now domlclled IN their FIST
North street residence.
The engagement II announced Of MISS
Della Torgeson, the accomplished and
beautiful daughter Of Mrs, @. Torgeson
Of this city to Mr. Walter Pyper 4
prominent young business man OF SAT-
Lake The marriage ceremony VIII DO
performed In the Logan Temple on
June Is.
Miss Ruth Blair Of Ogden Is visiting
with Elsie Lafount
Miss Fannie Vaughan has returned
from an extended and enjoyable Visit
In Baker City, Oregon,
Hon. c. w. Nibley is visiting in Lo-
gan.
one Of the most elaborate most en-
joyable and most picturesque social
events In long time was the reception
given the Art club Of the Agricultural
college Saturday over 100 guests ns-
semhled In the large reading room.
which had been beautifully decorated
for the occasion and Wnen the ilne
large hall was hiled with a gay throns
Of ladies' and gentlemen arrayed in
evening costumes, all enjoying ping
rong cards or other games, II was a
view 70 enchant the beholder and one
which riyeted itself on the memory
as beautiful picture, TO remain there
for long time 10 come. The costumes
worn by the ladies were strikingly
handsome aud elaborate, those OF
Mcsdames Kerr, Champ, G., W. ThatCh-
en- Martincau, Burchell. Campbell, Linz
ford, Cook, Madison, Thompson, Widt-
so, Naylor, Cotey Caine and Misses
Ray Campbell Carpenter. MOench and
others being especially beautiful The
reading room was a bower Of beauty
the pr0fusiOn OF electric lights being
decorated with the club colors. white
and green. while The polished floor was
strcwn with rugs Of every description
aud design. cosy corners were arrang-
ed in plentiful numbers about the hall,
aud flowers, sofa pillows and draperies
were used In endless variety TO decor
ate the room The assemblage was
called 10 order by President Mrs.
Kerr az D. m. who made a pretty little
speech, welcoming the members and
guests. The lady briefly reviewed the
work OF lie club, detailing the sub
jects that had been studied. and stated
that the organization had grown from
II members a year ago 10 20 active
and interested ladies this season She
stated that the club had Joined The
state Federation OF Womens clubs.
The club had studied painting the past
year and would consider architecture
and sculpture during the present year,
Mrs. q. II. champ gave resume Of the
work Of the club. taking up the history
Of art from It's earliest inception and
following 1t down to the present time.
The lady read In a charming manner
and her paper was q highly interesting
one Miss Ray Campbell then delighted
the guests with a beautiful local selcc-
ton. accompanied on the piano by Mrs.
w. Y. CroXall Mrs. Leah WidtsOe dis
cdssed entertainingly the life Of
Rembrandt giving a vivid glimpse OF
the career and works of that great art
lst Then followed a well prepared ANA
vastly interesting and practical pa
per on Application Of Art IN the
Home" by Mrs. w. H. Engle. The
guests then repaired to the grand loan
exhibition Of humorous paintings and
Curios Next came the serving OF a
dainty lunch, followed by games until
midnight. when the guests dispersed,
voting the Ant club charming enter
tanners, and the occasion memorable
one. A feature of the event was the
presence Of Capt. II, Il. Styer. who
had arrived IN Logan that day, and
who attended the reception In company
with Mr.. and Mrs a, NJ Fleming, he
reaching Logan on the accommodation
train, having been side tracked at
Cache Junction and the sugar factory
for some hours and was almost worn
oJt Nevertheless ne admired the prog
ress Of the college.
Mrs. G, II. Champ is visiting in Salt
Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Thatcher enter.
tained Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Preston,
Jr., In their usual charming manner
Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Preston were also entertained by Mr.
and Mrs w S. Langton one evening
during the week.
The posterity Of Perry Fitzgerald Of
Draper, Salt Lake county, will hold
reunion at that town on May 80. when
IL Is expected some scores Of relatives
will be present, Among those who may
20 from this county are his daugh-
tiers. Mrs. ]. Y. Stewart Mrs ia " Al
len Of smithheld and Mrs. Prof Dahle
of Preston. The family Is a notable one