Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-02
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LOGAN.

Logan, Apfll l,-MHrcn came III ike
lion, ana went out like lion. Rest
les as springs long delay, social circles
have been, OF late. more active thap
during the festive season proper, The
most notable private party OF the week
was the at home last Saturday even-
ing at the handsome residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. George H, Champ at the
head Of First North St, given In honor
OF Mrs. Pershing, OF South bend, Ind.
The decorations OF flowers and hand
painted china, divided honors with the
Mission furniture, the colonial crate
and the polished oak floors. all harmo-
nlzing with very effective artistic
lighting, and most gracious reception
OF the rost and his charming wife. The
most pleasant informal conversations,
suitable games and awarding Of prizes,
occupied the fast -heeting time till near
midnight, when especially delicate re-
freshments were served during another
hour OF pleasing diversion. The guests
were:
Mrs. Pershing, Mrs. Barrett, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
w. Thatcher, Mr.. and Mrs b. @. That
cher, Mr. and Mrs. l.. r. Martneau, MI.
and Mrs, w. b. Preston, Jr,, DR., and
Mrs. bulge, Prof. and Mrs. w, 5. Lang
ton Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T., Shepherd, Prof
and Mrs. Ball, Prof and Mrs. Ostien.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Il. Keller, Mrs Seth
Langlon, Mrs. DR.. Croxall, Misses Cas-
sidy. Chamberlain, Nora Elason, Vida
Thatcher. Jennie Eliason, Smith, Pill
grim. Prof. Wilson, Or. Emlse, j. &.
Walters, Geo. +. Thatcher and ~ X.
Moore.
Prof. r. W. Robinson of the B. Y
G.. musical department Is receiving
many compliments on his splendid WORK
In putting on the opera house stage
such meritorious production as the
operetta Pauline
After spending a year VITA Utah rela-
tiyes and friends, Mrs, Sarah II. Mar
tincau will leave Monday for her home
In Jaurez, Mexico, stopping a few days
al conference In Salt Lake CITY. one
of the founders Of Logan city IN lstO,
she will carry to the south the best
wishes of many OF her old friends
scattered all over Cache valley.
Mr. T., p. Bacon has gone to New
Mexico on pressing business lie VIII
return q benedict and a former real
dent. Miss Clara Foster will be the
happy bride.
Mrs. 8. A. Langton win entertain at
a Kenyngton Saturday afternoon, IN
honor OF Mrs pershIns
Miss Julia Nblcy gave a delightful
dinner party, Thursday evening, In
honor Of Earl stratford, who will soon
leave for mission to Germany
Mrs Thad MAYOR, and Mrs. Leo
Campbcil have returned from pleasant
VISITS to relatives In salt Lake Guy
The Beacon Light club will hold
public meeting NJ the g, Y, &, on
Friday evening and have prepared a
very entertaining program
James Mack Of Ogden accompanied
one OF our latest snowstorms TO TINS
city.
Bishop George /" Farrell end Bish-
op c. c. Hyde we're here TUESDAY.
! ne ~ - u lslAlNF 'lNh NV NH''
week Ut Mgs. b. c. ThatCher's
John A. Woolf and Thomas Ducc are
here from Canada.
Neyhi Mortincau, II Benson reached
Logan after ioIr hours battling WIN
bad roads.
Mr. II. e.. Hansen the rustling life
Insurance man has returned from a
business trip to the coast.
George Dunbar visited ogden and G..
r. Lloyd Salt Lake on business,
Jacob Earl, an ocicgcnnrlon ana one
Of the "Batt3lloN boys Is very M,
President C. o. Card ia stlll confined
to his bed at his home In the Second
ward.
The high passenger rates for confer
cnce win Keep many at home who
would visit Salt Lake city n they
could pay the price