Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-03
LOGAN.

Logan, March 3.-The annual mill
tary ball given by the military depart
ment OF the A. G. was held In the pa
yilion on Monday evening and was one
of the most enjoyable events OF the
season. Immense flags and streamers
of red. white and blue bunting were
tastefully used In decorating the pa
Vllion and a tiny silk flag was present
ed to each person present. The boys
presented a stunning appearance In
their uniforms ana the drill under
capt. Jensen was one of the pleasant
features of the evening. as was also the
excellent musical numbers by the A.
c. military band. The refreshments
served were exceptionally nice. The
faculty and student body of the col
lege and also the townspeople were
well represented The party was un-
der the general management of Capt.
II. d. Styer.
The masque ball given In the pavil-
ion on Wednesday evening was a very
pretty and decidedly successful affair.
The characters were all well sustained
and among the best and prettiest cos
tunes were those worn by Mrs. u. H.
Thomas. Miss Phyllis Thatcher Misses
Minnie and Eliza Petersen. Miss Jo-
sephine Thatcher Miss Ida Mitchell,
Miss Edna Daniels, Miss Virginia Blair.
Mrs. Ncttie Sloan Mr., John Christian
sen, Mr. Guy Carbon, Mr.. Leo Squires,
Mr. George Sloan, Mr. George rorgen-
sen, Miss Lou Thatcher, Miss Vivian
Hatch. Miss Rhea Kicks MIR. aud Mrs.
Frank Thatcher. Miss Veda Thatcher,
Miss Nora Elason, Dr. Emeis, Mrs.
Preston Thatcher. Those who were
on the committee were Mesdames d.
II. Thomas Lee Thatcher $. A. Lang
ton, f. w. Thatcher. Nettie Sloan,
Jesse Earl, Misses Phyllis Thatcher,
Daisy Andrews, Josephine Thatcher,
Minnie Petersen, Nora Eliason. Eliza
Petersen, Veda Thatcher, Claire Ell
dredge.
Mrs. DR.. Yoder entertained num-
Der of her friends very pleasantly on
Thursday afternoon of last week. Her
guests were Mesdames w, j. Kerr, w.
Jardine, J. T. Game, W. w. McI.augh-
lin, George Campbell. Bexell, Clark. ].
A. Crockett, Frederick. Hanson, Crock
cit, Nelson.
The A. c. Woman's club held q very
interesting nesting at the home OF
Mrs, Champ last Monday afternoon.
The program consisted of the Life
and Works of Goethe" During the
business part II the meeting arrange
ments were completed for party to
be given In the pavilion on Monday
next.
President and Mrs. Joseph Morrell
and daughter Winnie, and Bishop and
Mrs. Joseph T.. Carbon and children re-
turned home Wednesday evening from
two months stay in Los Angeles.
Mr. r. w, Sloan was a Logan visitor
during the week
Mrs NJ. Il. Hanks is at home again
after pleasant visit with relatives in
California.
Miss Alice Ellison of Layton Is the
guest of Miss Kate Adams for a few
days.
Monday evening from Provo where she
visited with Mr.. and Mrs, Frank West.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Thatcher and Miss
Harriet Thatcher spent several days
the first part of the week with relatives
in whitney, Ida
Mrs. A. C, Pyper and Mrs. A. c. Pyp-
or. Jr,, are I'm Logan as the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. h. Preston, Jr.
Prof. Ostien has returned from Bear
Lake, where he attended the teachers
institute,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smart have
returned from their California trip.
Miss Elva ElIason is visiting in Salt
Lake.
Miss Lizzie Jenkins has gone To st.
Louis, where she expects so remain for
the next six weeks, returning with
Mr.. and Mrs, Peters.
Mrs. ]. T.. Shepherd entertained at
dinner at the a. G, on Friday