The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
LOGAN

| Special 10 The Tribune.
LOGAN, Feb. l2.-Thc students of the
| third-year class OF the 3. Y. college en-
,crtalned at largo dancing party.
Wednesday evening, at the college. The
library and gymnasium was cffcctuaily
decorated in tho class colors. purple and
silver, and during the evening refresh
mcnts were served in the library, which
was also decorated with cut flowers and
pottcd plants. About ScNcnty-hNe guests
enjoyed the party
The ~ c. Womans' club met Monday
at the home of Mrs. Sidney O. Stevens
and listened 10 ono OF the best lectures
that has been given before the club FOR
some time. Tho subject was "Hercd-
ity." and was given by Professor l.. D..
Ban OF The Agricultural college.
Another pleasant Il. Y. college AFFAIR
was given Thursday, evening by the
dent body. \ musical programme WAS
given. after which dancing was enjoyed.
\ large number OF students were pres
cnt
Mrs A. II. Thompson. Mrs. George w.
Tnatcher Mrs. r. l.. Campbell and Mrs.
Stoops win entcrtuiu the \. G. Woman's
club February FL
Tho Clio circle met Wednesday with IA
large attendance.
Tho marriage of Miss Lille Kent.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Kent,
and Leo Nielsen. one of LOGans pros
porous young business men. took place
"Wednesday afternoon at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nielsen
will make their home in Logan. where
they hnve wide circle OF friends who
Wish them much happiness.
Miss Lucille card OF Salt Lake spent
the carly part Of the week I'm Logan.
Miss Rehan Spencer and Miss Nan
Clawsou Of Salt Lake spent tho early
part of the week with Logan relatives.
Mr and Mrs Charles Blake have taken
the George Hdyball home. where they
viii be at homo TO their Logan friends.
Mrs. John Smith Of PocatclIo is visit
ing with Logan relatives
Mrs Antcrbeck and children Of Sail,
Lake arc the guests OF Mrs. Anterbccks S
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisher.
Miss Ann Grant and Miss Lyman Of
Salt Lake spent the latter part OF the
week in Logan.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Richards who
have been visiting in Logan, have re-
turned To their home in Salt Lake City.
j. A. Clark of Chicago spent the carly
part of the week in Logan.
Miss Ellen Huntington entertained at
an Informal dinner Wednesday evening
NJ the college in honor OF Mrs. McAGa
hon. The guests were Or. aud Mrs.
Clark. Miss Parmelcc. Or. Widtsoe and
Mr. Rothcry.
Mrs. Moses Reese and Miss. Carey OF
Ogden are visiting with Logan relatives.
MT. ana MIS-. -, -. lloSdn ana ld!nll!
LETT The carly part OF the week for south
ern California. where they Will make
their ltomc
Professor John r. Caine. Jr.. is visit
ing IN the east. where he went in con-
nection with the Agricultural college
Miss Sloma Carpenter OF Salt Lake
spent the early part OF the week in Lo-
gan. the guest OF Mrs. w. Watson.
Loys Campbell was a visitor in Logan
the early part OF the week, who're he
WAS the guest OF Frank Blair
Mr.. and Mrs. n. r. Marvin of Okla
homa are visiting Logan friends and rel
atiycs.
Lyman M1rLincau Of salt Lake spent
the week with Logan friends.
PaulN Solem of Chicago spent Monday
and TUESDAY in Logan.
Mrs John r. Campbell and daughter.
in-law. Mrs II. Campbell. returned home
Friday from Missouri where they have
been visiting the past three months
The Daughters OF tho Pioneers met
Thursday afternoon at tho homo of Mrs
John Nebcker with large attendance.
Thomas Perkins of Dayton Ida, spent
the week with Logan friends.
Mrs. Fred G. Smith returned home,
Friday. from a pleasant Salt Lake visit.
Mrs Emma Eewlev- Osborn of Los An
scles is visiting with her parents in
Logan.
The 7. o. O.. T. entertained at very
pleasant evenings affair at their hall.
Thursday evening.
Farley ID. Parkinson OF Idaho spent the
early part of the week In Logan. Mr..
Pa rltnson left Thursday for New York
where he win enter West Point as n
cadet from Idaho.
Miss Farr Of Ogden spent the latter
part of the week in town