The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-18
LOGAN

Special TO The Tribune
LOGAN, April 17.-On Saturday
afternoon at the A. C. college, Mrs.
Rodah Cook was hostess at beauti
fully appointed Easter tea. The table
was most artistic with margueritcs, tho
centcrpicco being an Easter bonnet,
lavishly trimmed with flowers and rib
bons which was awarded after the tea,
IN game called matching marguer.
ties, TO Mrs. Joseph Il. Carbon. The
dining room was decorated in white and
yellow, beautiful pots of white gcran-
iqms being placed about the room. The
place cards were in white and gold and
were laid for the following guests: Mrs.
! \. Wldtsoe, Mrs. A. n. Thompson,
Mrs. ;, B. Thatcher, Mrs. w: $. Lang
ton, Mrs, A. NJ. Fleming, Mrs. o. II,
W. Thatcher, Mrs. r. J.. Campbell, Mrs.
d. G. Bulge. Mrs, John T. Caine, Mrs.
r. ID. Ball, Mrs. George Thomas, Mrs.
W. w. Mclaughlin, Mrs Moses That.
cher. Jr.. Mrs, Robert Northrop, Mrs.
Titus, Mrs. +. w Robinson, Mrs, How
ard Perry, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Carbon and
Mrs. Kate Preston; Miss Elizabeth
Smith and Miss Cooper.
Mrs, J, T., Shepard entertained the
Clio circle, with n large number OF in
Vlted guests. at very delightful after
noon affair on Wednesday at the home
of her sister, Mrs A. II. Thompson
Miss Gardner gave two delightful read
lngs from kipling. and the Misses Hart
gave several musical selections. During
the afternoon game was enjoyed. and
the prize was won by Mrs. Will Nor
roll. Dainty refreshments were served
and Mrs. Shepard was assisted by Mrs
a. H. Thompson, Miss Hart and Miss
Lucille Hart.
Mrs. Howard Perry entertained at n
dinner party Monday evening for her
guest, Miss Kate Adams of Salt Lake
The table was ,prettily decorated, and
covers were laid for Miss Hayball, Miss
Sorseith, Miss Marie Barber, Miss Nor
rell. Miss Walters, Miss Vaughan, Miss
Jones, Miss Lottic Ncbeker. Miss Kate
Adams and Miss Ruby Nebeker.
Miss Margaret Wilkinson and Miss
! Charlett have invitations out for n tea
70 be given at the A. G. college Satur-
day in honor Of Mrs. Howard Perry.
The ''Bluc r s" entertained at a
very delightful evening party for Miss
Kate Adams Thursday evening at the
home of Miss Lucille Hayhall. Mrs.
Howard Perry was chapcronc and 4 very
pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Several picnic parties were given
Thursday among them being one for
Miss Kate Adams, which was arranged
for by Miss Margaret Morrell and Miss
Nan Niblcy.
Miss Adams was also guest of honor
at another delightful evening party
given Friday evening by Miss Ruby
! Ncbcker.
Mrs. r. w. Naylor is back from a
/ three weeks visit in Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Serge b. Ballif and
family returned to Logan Saturday
from Switzerland, where they have
spent the past five years. Their many
friends welcome them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Thatcher returned
home Monday from a pleasant Salt Lake
visit,
Mrs. Helen Niblev and Miss Nan
Nibicy are back from Il month S visit
TO the islands.
Mrs. r. L. Campbell returned home
Monday from Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Howell are visit
ing with Salt Lake relatives.
George Sexton of Maine spent the
early part of the week in Logan,
Miss Carrie McAlistcr is visiting with
/ Salt Lake relatives.
Miss Neda Thatcher is back from a
pleasant visit in California.
Miss Grcta Carbon returned home
Wednesday from American Fork, where
I
Frank McAlister left Monday for
Mexico, where he expects TO spend sew
cral months
Mrs. Dixon of Provo and Miss Cloe
Smoot Of Provo arc visiting Miss Feda
/ Dixon.
Miss Claire Carbon entertained 4
number of her girl friends Friday even
ing. Refreshments were served and
music and games were enjoyed Miss
/ Carbon 5 guests were Misses Florence
and Zclluora Ballif. Miss Sara Blair and
Miss Lucy Langton.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lorenzo Hansen re-
turned home Saturday from three
weeks visit in Los Angeles.
DR.. and Mrs. D. c. Bulge are back
! from a pleasant Salt Lake visit
! Miss Kate Adams of Salt Lake is
visiting with Mrs Howard Perry,
Mrs. A. NJ. Fleming returned home
Monday from the east, where she has
spent several months.
Mrs. Walter Pyper returned to her
home in the city Monday, after a pleas
ant Logan visit.
Mrs. Kate Preston is home from a
pleasant Salt Lake visit.
Miss Josephine Thatcher is visiting
with Salt Lake friends.
The Clio circle met Wednesday and
elected officers for next year as fol
lows President, Mrs. O. II. Bulge
second vice president Mrs. T.. w. Rob.
inson; third vice president, Mrs. Alf
Cole; secretary, Mrs. Will Howell;
treasurer, Mrs. A. B. Wright.
John T. Cainc III will leave shortly
for Europe, where he will spend three
months inspecting the large stockyards
of England, Germany and Scotland.
Miss Allie Yolc of SpriDgvilIe is visit
ing with Logan friends,
Mrs. Foster is here from Mexico, visit
ing with her daughter, Mrs. l.. 2.
Bacon.
$50 Sample Suits to be sold at half
price at Sample Suit House, Bungalow
Theater building on State street Why