Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-09
LOGAN SOCIAL NEWS.

The young ladies' OF the boarding
school at the New Jersey academy gave
a lunch 10 the faculty and a number OF
friends Saturday afternoon. The girls
have been studying as a class In do
nestle science during the past winter
and the dinner as prepared by them
was fine example Of the culinary art
Hon. Charles W. Nibley was In Lo-
gan this week from Baker City. The
gentleman's kindly face and encourage
ing voice are always welcome to his
many friends In this region.
Mrs. II. G. Smurthwalte has reached
Logan from ogden and will reside In
this city her husband having recently
entered bushes here Mrs Smurth-
waite viii be remembered as Miss Flor
ence Holland, a former popular young
ludy Of this city.
The Art club held an enjoyable SEES
zion at the residence Of Mrs. @. l..
swendson Monday evening.
A banquet and reception was given
by the First ward Relief society Friday
evening in honor OF the beloved pres-
dent, Mrs, p Affleck.
Mrs. SA Langton entertained at din
ner very pleasantly Tuesday the guests
being Hon. and Mrs. Moses Thatcher,
Mr.. and Mrs, Cartwright, MT and Mrs.
8, J. Jepperson, Mr.. George F.Thatcher,
Mrs. Moses Thatcher Jr.
Mrs c. w. Thatcher gives theater
party Friday evening az Macbeth"
for Mr., and Mrs. q. II. Champ and Mr..
and Mrs. w. s. Langton.
A number OF his students surprised
Prof, Ira Cole of the Woodruff, Friday.
and a pleasant evening was spent. The
young guests were IrTna RaZsa, Flor
ence Hanks lrma Griffin, Julia Hen
bricks, Annie Nibey, Blanche Benson.
Gwennle Davis, Gladys Davis Frank
Jones, John l.. Ballf, Lawrence Ridges.
Elmore Hyde, John Gordon. Carletie
Ritter Clarence Wayman.
}Hon. Charles w. Penrose was in Lo-
gan this week greeting his many
friends Mr.. Penrose was a resident OF
Logan so years ago and has host OF
friends who remember him from that
time. They predicted great things for
him In those days and are proud TO
know that he has become one Of the
most forceful writer's and editor OF one
OF the greatest papers In the west.
The young ladies OF the physical cul-
ture class OF the Agricultural college
gave a most enjoyable ball at the col
iege gymnasium Saturday evening. The
hall had been beautifully decorated,
the cosy corners being especially tasty.
Early In the evening the class appeared
attifed In bloomer costume and gave
difficult drill In a most artistic man.
ner The maneuvers We're given with
all the precision OF veteran troops and
all the grace which slightly beautiful
young ladies should and could possess.
The drill proved great training on the
part OF Instructor Miss Moench.
Mr.. Eugene schaub and Miss Mary
Gilgen, a popular couple Of Logan Fifth
ward. Were married Wednesday A
pleasant reception was held al Mr..
schaub's residence the same evening.
about so friends being present 10 wish
the couple every happiness.
Hon. Charles o. Card left for Baker
City Wednesday to VISIT with his son
and daughter for some weeks.
Mrs. Jesse Earl has returned from an
extended visit IN spit lake CITY.
e
Hon. p. F. Ritter visited in Salt Lake
this week
Hon. and Mrs Joseph Howell and
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis T, Cannon are Wis
iting In Logan.
Mrs Jane Robinson Of Grantsville Is
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Jane Rob.
inson.
Mrs Charles England has gone 10
Kansas city TO join her husband who
Will shortly return from mission.
Mr. +. p Bacon has returned from
an extended visit in Colorado. He viii
shortly go east to visit with relatives In
Bosom.
Miss Dora Wright OF Hyrum Is the
guest OF Miss Nettie Amussen