The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-16
LOGAN

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN, May l5.-Onc of the largest |
and most delightful parties of the week |
was given Saturday evening AT the ODD |
Fellows hall by Mr.. aud Mrs. y: NJ.
Fleming aud Prof and Mrs. E. ID. Ball.
In honor Of Capt and Mrs. Howard Per
ry and Mr.. and Mrs. Thad w. Naylor
Military and college ouchre WAS played
The hall presented A very artistic scene
with flags and military decorations on
one side, while college pcunants md col
lege flags made beautiful display on
The other side of the hall. Assisting
Mrs. Fleming and Mrs. Ball were Miss
Ruby Nebeker, Miss Wilkinson. Deli
prizes were won by Mrs. George Furge
son. Mrs, Bdenock. Mrs. Thatcher, Geo.
Furgcson, Horace Nchckcr and DR..
Emcis.
Another very delightful party given
this week IN honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
w. Naylor and Capt. and Mrs. Perry
was that of Thursday evening given
by Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Thompson, Cards
were PLAYED and five hundred was the
Mrs, j. j.. Shepard, Miss Lizzie Nc.
Kay and Miss Heart, The prizes were
won by Mrs. r. l.. Campbell, Mrs, Guy
Thatcher. Joseph Carbon and Prof. Lar
son. The guests were seated at four
teen tables
Another pretty party of Saturday was
the one given by Mrs Isaac Smith, Mrs.
Will Howell and Mrs. La Faunt. The
rooms were bright with cut flowers. aud
4 large number of guests were present.
Two guessing games were enjoyed dur
won by Mrs. Harry Emcis, Mrs. Frank
Thatcher. Mrs, Will Morrell and Mrs
d. G.. Bulge.
On Thursday afternoon Harry Emcis
aud Mrs. r. l.. Campcll entertained the
a, c. Woman s club, with n number Of
invited guests, at cards, in honor of
Mrs. Howard Perry aud Mrs. T. W.
Naylor. Blossoms were used in deco.
rating the rooms, and the prizes were
won by Mrs. George Forgeson, Mrs.
Wellard Langton and Mrs. Harry Par
ker.
Miss Elizabath was hostess at rret-
lily appointed tea given al the college
Friday afternoon. The table was most
effectively decorated with pansies, and
the place cards were carved out with
the same dainty flowers. Covers were
laid for Mrs. Howard Perry, Mrs. j.
G, Walters, Mrs, Jardine, Mrs. Clark,
| Mrs. Badnoch Mrs. Titus Mrs. Harry
Parker.
Or, and Mrs. John A. Wldtsoe enter.
tanned Friday evening at an elaborate
dinner party in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs,
]. w, Naylor and Capt. and Mr.. How
and Perry. The table was artistically
arranged, and the guests, besides
the guests of honor were Prof. and Mrs.
h. d. Ball. Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Lang
ton, Mr., and Mrs. George w. Thatcher,
Miss Elizabath Smith and Prof. Lar.
sen.
The Clio circle entertained Wednes.
day at banquet at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Howells 1t was the
last of the entertainments for tine year,
and was in every way delightful sue
cess.
Mrs, Eccles was hostess THURSDAY
afternoon at a vcrv large party which
was given at ber beautiful new home
on West Center street. About sixty
guests enjoyed the afternoon and even
ing.
Miss Huntsmau entertained at pret-
tily appointed luncheon at the A. c.
college Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. !. G.. Walters has invitations out
for an informal card party for Mrs.
Perry and Mrs. Naylor Tuesday after
uoon.
Mrs II. P Jennings of Los Angeles
and Mrs. 4. S. Horne of Salt Lake are
visiting in Logan. guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l., Campbell,
Miss Nan Niblv returned home Mon
day from pleasant Salt Lake trip.
Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Campbell's little
son spent the early part of the week in
Logan.
Mrs. May Hearst of STAY Valley is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Lutte
Farr.
Miss Write and Mrs BREWER of Og-
den spent the week visiting in Logan,
the guest OF Miss Ecclcs.
Miss Maud Ritter of Salt Lake spent
Friday and Saturday in Logan.