The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-07
State Society
LOGAN.

(Special to The Herald-Republican.
Logan, Nov. e.-The social event of the
week was the house warming given by
the Boosters club on Monday evening,
The ,ciub has just finished fitting up
new suite of rooms and they were form
ally opened to the public by means OF
the function named. The rooms were very
beautifully decorated and the new fur-
nishings contributed by the business
houses of the city, were displayed to the
greatest advantage. There was an inter-
esting musical program rendered ana
then dancing was enjoyed by those VINO
cared for that sort of pleasure, while
others repaired to the smoking room or
reception room Refreshments consisted
of punch and candies
On Friday evening a Dutch lunch party
was given at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Smith of the Fifth ward. by
Misses Maud Andrew, Ruby McCullOch
and Eva Smith. About thirty guests were
present and they spent very pleasant
evening.
Miss Violet Muir and Miss veda Ander-
son gave masquerade Halloween party
on Friday evening that was d very nice
affair. The Muir home was prettily deco
rated with jack-O lanterns, autumn
leaves and Halloween pictures. There
were games of various kinds and short
musical program. Punch and pie were
the refreshments served. Those present
were The Misses Leta Grant, Caroline
Britzelli, Annie and Jennie Anderson, Lily
Greaves, Mildred Cooper. Marian Tonnes
Anderson and Me5Srs. Bruce Brown.
James Hogan, ". Muir Albert Dalof,
Conrad Carlson aad Austin Grant.
DIR. Robert Stewart of The Agricultural
college returned on Saturday evening
from Billings, Mont, where ne attended
the dry farming congress.
Woodmsn of the World held social on
Friday evening The regular lodge work
was dispensed with and instead there was
a fine musical program and then refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Della Bertelsen went to Pocatello
this week and will De here for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. A Moreton of Great
Falls. Mont, are in Logan on a visit to
relatives.
The young ladies CT the seventh ward
gave a bazaar this week that was a big
success
Mrs. n. NJ. Partrit of Albuquerque is
visiting friends whom she has not seen
for a great many years.
S. NJ, Swift of Columbus, o., was in
Logan the first of the week.
DR.. II. Thatcher IS here from Old Mex
leo on visit to his mother and other
relatives.
Mir. and Mrs w. b. Hoge of Paris.
Ida. are in Logan on a visit to friends
S p. Smith of Phoenix Ariz, is here
on visit to relatives. He may remain
here all winter.
Mrs. Earl Robinson entertained on Sat
urday evening in honor of the Sigma Al
pho fraternity. of which he is 9 member
There were present larg.e number of
had a very good time indeed with songs,
games and other psstimes.
The sophomOres of the Agricultural col
lege held party at the st. Johns home
on Friday evening md with a rumber OF
their friends they spent a really delight
full evening.
Ferdinand Wettef and wife of ST Louis
spent the past month in Logan and vicin-
ity, leaving for home on Friday morn
ing. On Thursday evening they were en-
tertained by Mrs. Z. l.. Fredericton. The
time was spent in playing eucnre and n
dancing.
Mrs. J. 2. Ellingford of Wichita. Kan.
is here for a weeks stay with relatives
ElwoOd G. Harvey is with friends here.
He is from Portland, Me, and is on his
way to Japan to spend the winter
J. /. Brennan of Dubuque was in Logan
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Hyde returned on
Monday evening from Idaho Falls
S. NJ. We'll of Minneapolis was the
guest of friends here this week.