The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-07
Logan Society

Special TO Tho Tribune.
LOGAN, April 6.-One OF the most de-
lehtful parties in Logan for some time
was that given Monday evening by the
Doso girls of the a. c. college, Never be-
fore has the gymnasium, where the dane,
fpR was enjoyed, been SO beautifully ana
artlstically decorated. Strings OF Japan
csc lanterns were hung from the center
OF the ceiling TO the sides. and placed
about the room were flowers, parasols ana
fans. The Thatcher orchestra, seated at
one end OF, the hall. was entirely con
cealed by plants and flowers. Refresh
ments were served ana the chaperones
were: Mrs. 6. II. Champ. Mrs. l. w
NavIor and Miss Elizabeth c. Smith. \
large number of guests were present.
On Friday evening the Woodmen OF
the World entertained large number oL
their friends at a dancing and social
party at the lodge rooms. The nrst part
OF the evening was given 10 a musicai
programme. consisting of an address by
Montrose: piano solo by Hattie Montrose;
vocal solo by Mrs. Loughney; graphic
phone selections. Joseph Hansen solo, by
Samuel Bench. Dancing and refreshments
were then enjoyed until a late hour.
Miss Nan Nibley was hostess at
most delightful party at her home Tues
day evening in honor OF the Doso girls.
The rooms were daintily arranged and a
delicious luncheon was served. Miss Low
Roberts. Miss Francis Smith. Miss Belle
Pratt and Miss Florence Dee OF Salt Lake.
former Doso girls were among the guests.
Miss Elva Eliason entertained at a pref
lly-appointed luncheon at her home
"Wednesday complimentary to Miss Rae
Campbell OF Salt Lake. The table was
dsintily decorated with flowers and COW
ers were laid for six.
One OF the prettiest card parties OF the
week was that given Friday by Mrs.
Isaac Smith at their pretty new home on
College hill. The affair was given in hon
or OF Miss Smiths sister, Mrs: Ralph
Mitchell, OF Idaho Falls, and was in every
way e delightful affair. The rooms were
artlstically decorated with spring flowers
and six tables were occupied by the In
ViIed guests.
A most enjoyable college party took
place Wednesday evening ar the home
OF Miss Lavina Maughan's. when the Is.
Y. college girls entertained their gentle
nen friends OF the college The house
throughout was beautifully decorated in
white and lavender and games and mu-
sic were among the evening 5 enjoyment.
Mrs. Lyman Martineau returned "a her
home in the city Wednesday, after
weeks stay in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B, Preston re-
turned TO the city Tuesday. after a visit
with their son, w. B. Preston, Jr
Miss Paulson returned home Monday.
Miss Low Roberts was the guest Of her
sister. Mrs. T. w. Naylor. Monday and
Miss Hazel Of Salt Lake returned 10 her
home Tuesday. after a pleasant visit with
Logan relatives.
turned oil her home In the city Saturday.
after pleasant two weeks visit with
Logan friends.
Miss Dora Wright is back from plea
SAINT Salt Lake visit.
Mrs. Sarah Farr left Saturday for Mex
leo where she will visit for some time
with her son Atherton.
Miss Rae Campbell Of salt Lake is the
guest of Miss GenevieVe Thatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Thatcher went
to the city Saturday, where they will
visit with friends.
Mrs. A. S. Horne OF Salt Lake was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r l.. Campbell dur
ing the week,
The a. G. Womsn's club net Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Willard Langton.
Mrs. j. r. Fredrickson returned 10 her
home in Malad Tuesday after a pleasant
Two weeks. visit with Logan relatives.
Prof. Cathcart is back from pleasant
Salt Lake visit.
Mrs. Christian Nicholson Of Brigham
is visiting with Logan relatives.
Mrs. Nettie Sloan and Miss Phyllis
Thatcher spent the week in Salt Lake,
Miss Rose Smith is visiting with Og-
Gen relatives.
Mrs. r. Lafount and daughter. Mrs. Sui
livan, returned from Denver Tuesday. Mrs.
Sullivan VIII spend a month In Logan.
Mrs. J. n. Christensen OF Eaden. Ida.
IS visiting with her daughter. Mrs. Rosen-
baum.
Mrs Harry Parker left Thursday morn
ing to join her husband. who is in Ne
vada-
Mrs. Ellen Nibley and children reached
home Tuesday from st. George, where
they have spent the winter
Mr. and Mrs. ~ Miner announce the
engagement OF their daughter Florence TO
Mr.. Frederick Slusser. the marriage to
al