Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-19

cepted invitations TO be present. spe-
cial Invitations have also been Issue
by the faculty TO the presldenclos Of
the stakes represented u tnD school,
and TO the bishops OF all wards I'm
Cache. Hyrum and Benson stakes. II
IL expected that the faculty viii have
over 600 guests that evening. Their
VIII be a program at o'clock, followed
by a reception a ball and refresh.
ments.
Prof Hall reports that the training
class this year Is the largest IN the his.
tory Of the college u numbers "a
hraIght young men and women who
are doing exceptionally good work The
College pridcs Itself on the excellence
OF us instruction along the podagogl.
cal line, and los graduates are amo z
the most successful teachers In the
state The class of 1906, In the pro-
gress now being made gives promise
Of fully maintaining the reputation all
ready established,
on Tuesday evening the students and
others were treated 10 an interesting
fencing exhibition In which Prof. A. b.
Wright and David z, Allen, his pupil
were the principals. II was the FIRST
time Prof, Wrights skill with the foil
has been seen since his return from
Paris, ana his adeptness was shown
TO good advantage In the two bouts of
five minutes and ten mnues each Mr.
Allen gave evidence Of excellent train.
ing, and Notwithstanding Prof. Wright
was the winner the two were evenly
enough matched TO make the event I'm.
terestlng. Prof. Wright, by the way
vas a pupil Of the champion fencer of
Paris, during his absence and has i'm.
proved under the training
a second band has been organized.
The officers are as follows. Manager.
Prof Robinson; captain, Ezra Benson.
assistant Joseph Hind; secretary.
Franz Behling treasurer Thomas w.
Richards
II Is quite generally known that the
college trustees and faculty are on.
posed 10 having a college football team.
and no such organization Is recognized
by the institution However, a number
Of students with gridron proc. Mes
accepted a challenge from an a. G.
eleven this week and got properly
trounced.
AhHAi H'Ahl ANAtl sui duAIDaNNu TIE
people OF Hyrum last Sunday night.
President Milton II, yelling of Malad
stake VIII be here Saturday 10 hold "a
meeting with the students from his
stake and effect a domestic organlza-
ton
Prof Wolfe addressed the y NJ NJ.
]. a. Of the Sixth ward last evening.
on Progress Of Science
LOGAN SOCIAL NEWS.
one OF the most delightful events Of
the week was the musicale given by
Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Preston, Jr.. al
their home on Monday evening IN honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs George d. Pyper of
Salt Lake. Tho spacious rooms were
prettily decorated and dainty refresh
ments were served Mr. and Mrs. Pres
ton having been assisted by Messrs
Booker and Alex Preston Some very
excellent musical numbers We're given
by Mr. George d. Piper Mrs. Netta
Sloan, Mr. and Mrs, George w. 'rhatch-
en- Jr, A. L. Farrell quartet composed
of George ID. Pyper A. l.. Farrell and
Messrs. G. w, and h. G. Thatcher
Those present We're Mr.. and Mrs. W.
b. Preston, Jr., Mr., and Mrs George
d, Piper, Mrs. Nettie Sloan, Mrs Anna
Knox, Miss Eva Knox, Capt, and Mrs
Styer Prof. and Mrs, Ball, Mr. and
Mrs. Flemmlng, President and Mrs.
Kerr Prof and Mrs. OstIen, Mr. and
Mrs. Leo Campbell, Mrs George II.
Champ, Mr. and Mrs Keller, Mr.. and
Mrs George W, Thatcher Jr., Prof and
Mrs w S, Langton Mr. and Mrs, b,
T. Piper. Mr.. and Mrs H. Bullen, Mr..
and Mrs T. w. Naylor Mr. and Mrs
B. @, Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. a. /.
Farrell Mr. and Mrs d. II. Thomas
MI and Mrs. i, w. Thatcher, Dr. and
Mrs. c. a. Gowans, Miss ollie Martin
eau, Mrs Schiling,
Mrs. u. II. Thomas was hostess at
most enjoyable afternoon party ON /
Wednesday given for her sister, Mrs,
A. l.. Farrell, who with Mr.. Farrell, |
leaves shortly for New York Carna- |
tons were effectively used In decora- |
tion and very delicious luncheon was F.
served. The following ladies' were pres
ent; Mesdames d, II. Thomas A. Ii,
Farrell, A. =. Barrett, Jesse Earl NJ
II. Needham, 4. W. Naylor, Frank Earl /
Leo Campbell, f w. Thatcher, All Cole, |
s A, Langton, W, B. Preston, Jr., Il, G. |
Misses Agnes Cassidy Selma |
Ida Mitchell
a number Of the friends of Miss Susie |
/ llgrim were very pleasantly entertain |
ed by her at a card party given at the |
Hanks Hotel last Friday evening, The |
were very dainty and all |
present pronounced the eeyning most |
Those who were there were /
Or, and Mrs. Dunbar, Mrs Barrett !
Mrs. Champ, Misses Agnes Cassidy !
Martha Fisher Grace Fisher, Estele |
Evans, Elizabeth Smith, Harrison: |
Messrs, n, r. Moore Dr. Denike, Dr. /
Emeis, l. l.. BNugham, Prof Arnold,
Mrs, $. A. Langt0n entertained a few
Of her friends in % most charming man
ner on Friday afternoon Mrs. A. l..
Farrell was the guest Of honor and
all present report a thoroughly good
time.
Miss Ollie Martineau Of Salt Lake,
v no has been visiting with Dr. and .
Mrs, G, A. GOWans. has returned home, /
Mr. Theo Nystrom was up from Salt |
Lake on business this week
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wright Of Hyrum
spent Tuesday IN Logan.
Mrs X. 5. Wells OF salt Lake spent
Sunday and Monday with Mr. and Mrs,
b. @, Thatcher.
MIR Herschel Blllen went TO Salt Lake
morning 10 attend the Re- |
publican jollhcation
Mr.. j. A. Walters and Miss Flora /
were married In Chicago
ON Tuesday last They are among l.o-
CANS most popular residents and will
receive the sincere congratulations of
great many friends Mr. and Mrs Wal
ters will return to Logan to reside,