The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-20
LOGAN.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN. Nov. ia very pretty affair
OF the week was given Saturday after
noon by Mrs. D. c. Bulge and Miss Ro-
dah Cook. when they entertained forty
guests at cards. Thanksgiving decora-
lions were artistically displayed through
out Five hundred was the game played,
the prizes going to Mrs. c.. II. Champ
and Mrs, a. NJ. Fleming. Assisting the
hostesses were Mrs. Sam Thatcher and
Mrs. Ed Hyde.
At the st. Johns house Tuesday even
ing Frank Arnold entertained a large
number OF guests at u most delightful
musicale, Those taking part were VIII
Nam Nam spicker, Mrs. Phyllis T. Spicker and
Mrs. Lennartzs. After q number Of
beautiful violin selections and several
denghtful selections from Mrs. Lennartzs.
INC guests were served a delicious lunch
pan, MIR. Larsen, Rev. Mr.. Jones and
Mr.. Jensen.
Miss Cox and Miss Sornsen chaperoned
me fourth -year class Of the Il. Y. col
leee Wednesday evening at very pleas-
ant party, which was given in the col
lese dining room. During the evening
games were enjoyed. and the prizes were
", won by Miss Minnie Thomas and Mr.
serVed Abon Dan tv fnesss Wsre
cnt.
George Hendricks was host Wednes-
day evening at a delightful dinner party.
Inc tahle was graced with a large bowl
OF pink chrysanthcmums, and ferns were
artistically laid about the table The
following guests were present: Mr. and
Mrs. Luther M. Howell Miss Vivian
hatch, Miss Nan Niblcy. Miss Barbara
Howell, Mr. Van WAGNER and NJ Tay-
Mrs. Isaac Smith entertained a large
number OF friends at a verv pleasant
kenslngton at her home Friday Afternoon.
Ihe rooms were bright with cut flowers.
ana delicious refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Torgeson are re-
JoiciDS over the arrival OF a fine son.
B, l.. Campbell spent the early part of
the week in Salt Lake,
Mrs. +. c. Funk. who has been visiting
In Logan the past week, has returned to
her home In the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Parker will leave
shortly for Nevada where Mr.; Parkor
mines. Their many friends regret very
much their leaving Logan.
The A. G. Woman's club met Monday
with Mrs, Walter Mclaughlin, Mr.. Mol
leneauX entertained the club with a very
schools. Dainty refreshments we're
served. The club will meet Monday with
Mrs. j. A. Widtsoe.
The Wabyca society met Tuesday at
the Brigham Young college. An inter-
esting talk was given by Professor Yer
non on the modern drama.
Mr. and Mrs. w. G. Farrell OF Salt
Lake are visiting with Logan rela
tves,
w. w. Ritter spent the latter part Of
the week In Logan,
R. S. Campbell was a Logan visitor
during the week.
Miss Nora ElIason entertained at a
prettily appointed children's party at her
Anna Mclaughlin About twenty little
guests enjoyed the afternoon,
Little Miss Ollie Jeanne Nibley OF La
Grande. Or. is visiting with her grand
mother. Mrs. Mary Thatcher
Mrs. Rebecca Nibley of Salt Lake
spent Monday and Tuesday in Logan.
l.. R Martineau spent the week with
Logan relatives,
Mrs. Reed Shamheart. There was large
attendance, and IA very interesting paper
was given by Mrs. Luther Howell. De-
licious refreshments were served
Mrs Horace Nebeker Is visiting with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Civilians. at
Ogden.
Mrs L. Souires is up from the city
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Moses
Thatcher.
Mrs Joesph Howell is visiting in the
city. the guest OF her daughter, Mrs.
Louis T. Cannon,
Miss Blanch Caine will spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John 7, Caine, Jr.
Mrs Luther Howell Is visiting with
relatives In the city.