The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-08-28
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An elaborate social function Of the
/ week was the lawn party given at
I the +. r MsTtineau home on Monday
/ evening by Mrs. g. A Gowans and
/ he rsister. Miss Allie Martineau. The
/ decorations We're Japanese in their
/ character and were very beautiful in
/ deed Scores of electric lights iilu-
minated the grounds Games music
and conversation filled out the early
part of tie evening and then a very
dainty repast was served. 4 general
I froiic on the lawns followed About
$50 guests, many Of whom were from
out Of town, were present
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pearson Of
Sandy returned TO their home on
Thursday after q weeks visit in Lo-
"a. @ : me guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. n.
J.. Johnson.
Mrs. Lulu johnson went to salt Lake
on d visit TO friends Thursday.
Miss Rye Tuckheld returned TO her
rome III Salt Lake City OF Thursday
al tr a pleasant visit with friends here
II. W Robinson OF Galveston. Tex.
Is IN Logan for brief stay.
Misses Martha and Beth Jensen of
Pocatelio visited in Logan this week
with Ms. Edwin Peake.
The officers and teachers of the Sec
ond ward Sunday school were enter
tanned at social on Tuesday evening
ny the members of the school The
snair was held in the ward hall and
vas largely attended. An interesting
musical and literary programme was
rendered, games were played and very
nice refreshments were served, making
the evening very pleasant one in
deed
Thomas D. Roberts and son David
returned Monday from California,
where they spent about seven months
in pleasure seeking.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Branscomb OF
Laramie, Wye. are visiting with
friends in this city.
NJ J. Ballard visited with Boise
friends this week
Joseph Stewart Of Plain City visited
this week in Logan with his BROKERS,
Messrs. John and Robert Stewart.
Mrs. Fred Meissner went 10 Ogden
Thursday to participate in an outing
there that was given in her honor by
the German ladies' society Of Ogden.
Sidney Stevens Of Ogden spent part
OF the week in Ogden as TIE guest of
his son Mr.. s o. Stevens.
Misses Lettie Busby, Laverne Wor-
ley and Sophia POulSen entertained on
Friday evening at a lawn party held
at the Busby home. 1t was. a very
pleasant affair The grounds were
splendidly Illuminated and decorated.
There was an abundance of anuse-
ment provided, and delicious refresh
ments were served. Those present
We're; Howell, BARLEY, Guy and Vim
cent Carbon, John L and Fred Bal
lin, Ray and Harry WOTley. Wilson
Ryberg, MoTTell. Adams, Game. Lang
ton, Lyons. Thomas. Booker and Alex
Preston, Jones, Thorpe. Johnson. Ed
wards, Squires, Martineau. Crockett.
GeSsel- WendelhOe. Sorensen Hovey
and Shelton. Misses Cushion. Young,
Orlob, Thatcher. Ormsby. Hatch. Mag
gle and Winnie -Morrell, Towel, Dora
and Ella Friday. Cash. Jensen, John
son, Jeppson, Rosa. Nellie Busby.
England. Geneva, Ada and Hattie
Smith. Thomas. CressalI, Mathews.
Cole, Douglas, HOvey. Nibley. Muir
dock. King, Barber, Card Kate Wor-
ley and Impton.
" G. Benham of Montpelier, Vt.
was IN Logan this week.
Elias Kimball was down from Black
foot, Ida, this week on a visit to
friends and relatives.
Mrs and Miss Napier Of Orange. y.
J, who spent the summer season in
Logan, returned to their home this
wee.
Albert PicOt and family are at home
again after a pleasant trip to Europe.
Mrs J. Q. Green visited in Franklin
during the week.