Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-16
LOGAN SOCIAL NEWS.


The regular meeting Of the Beacon
Light society was held Tuesday after
noon, when the following regularly pre-
pared program was rendered.
Other Peoples Children Mrs. An
ME Kemp.
Life and Works Of George Eliot-Mrs
Fannie VI, Vernon
Critical Report on silas Marner--Mlss
Louisa Wangsgard.
The papers were all excellent. The
following committees were then ap-
pointed TO prepare an entertainment
for the closing meeting Of the society,
Thursday evening, May 2l ON 0muse-
ments Miss Tllie Peterson, Mrs. Edl-
ina Hyde, Miss Louisa Wangsgard
refreshments Mrs. Gene MoAllEter,
Miss Rose Homer. Mrs. Emily Smith
decorations, Miss Virginia Bush Miss
Lulu Carpenter, Mrs Mary H. Linford.
The committees are working TO make
the AFFAIR memorable in local club cir
cles A meeting viii be held promptly
Nc pD IA. IN the b. Y college, on the
date above named. The Following pro-
gram win then be rendered:
Address Mrs Jennie l.. Clemenson,
Piano solo--Mrs. Gene McAllister,
Recitation-Mr Clara Campbell
Vocal solo-Prof r. O. robinson
The guests viii then assemble In the
gymnasium, where q grand banquet
win be served. and thereafter the eve
ming VIII be spent In dancing, playing
games and other pastimes The mem
bers OF the club are permitted to invite
friends and 1t is expected there viii be
a large rarity in attendance.
Mr. ard Mrs. Moses Thatcher, Jr.,
were in Logan from Franklin this week.
making glad their many old time
friends who unite In saying they cannot
visit Logan too often
Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. Amunsen will
leave shortly for San Diego, to spend
the summer Mr.. and Mrs Il. NJ. Curtis
viii occupy their Main street home.
Mrs. ~ w. Hams, who has been very
III, is somewhat improved the past few
days She has suffered severely from
an attack Of typhoid fever, and her life
was for day or two despaired OF The
lady's many friends win be pleased to
know that she Is recovering as she is
extremely popular and IS the life Of
her social circle. Long may she live
and prosper to cheer the world Is the
universal expression.
Mrs Seth A. Langton entertained at
dinner Wednesday, the guests being
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Thatcher, Mrs. Mo
len, Mrs, Woolf Misses Clara and Ruby
Woolf. Mrs, Langston Is a charming
entertainer and herlnformal dinner par
ties are always a source Of enjoyment.
The Art club met at the residence Of
Mrs A. NJ, Fleming Monday, where
the members were peaslngly entertain
ed by that hospltable lady.
Mrs. Katie Preston left for salt Lake
Wednesday morning to attend huge
reunion Of the descendants Of the late
honored Judge Pyper, her father.
Miss Flora Chamberlain left 'Or her
home IN the east Tuesday after a year S
visit with Mr., and Mrs. A. NJ. Flem-
Ing. This charming young lady made a
wide circle OF friends during her So
journ In Logan.
L. S. Marshall Ben Haywood and wife
visited with relatives here this week
| Mrs. Haywood was formerly Miss Kate
Pitt, and has many old time friends In
this city.
Among the prominent Salt Lake cit
l2ens TO visit Logan this week are Hons.
r.. s. Campbell w. W. Beatie and w,
f, Piper. Br
Miss Ida Adalr left FOR Buffalo. New
York, Wednesday, where she Joins the
Frohman company.
Bert swlnyard Of Salt Lake is visit
Ing with relatives in Logan.
Mr. Helmar Peterson,a popular young
business man,and Miss Annie Fjeldsted
| the charming daughter Of President and
/ Mrs. c. d. Fieldsted. were married
Thursday. The couple have many
friends who wish them every happiness.
The marriage Of Mr.. Paul Peterson
/ Of Provo and Miss Hazel Parkinson.
/ daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Park
inson Of Franklin, Is announced 10 oc-
cur in Logan Temple, May 90
| MT Harold l0fount has reached home
| from the British mission field having
been released ON account Of M health.
| The young gentleman's many friends
WIN join in hoping that he may speed
| lily recover.
Mrs. Alkaline Barber was the guest OF
| honor az a very pleasant party given
by the workers Of the Logan Temple
Friday evening