The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-06
LOGAN.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN, Nov 5.-The ladies of the Clio
circle with a number of invited guests
were .elightrulIy entertained Wednesday
nv Mrs Alfred Cole, when the club met
al her home 10 enjoy "A chanticler after
noon, This pretty idea was carried out
i'm the house decorations, which consist
ed OF clusters of red berries, autumn
leaves in the gorgeous red tints, and
potted ferns. During the afternoon frIuls
Arnold read Rostands fnn'astical setire.
luncheon was served The tables were
beautifully decorated with autumn hew-
ers. and souvenirs a. each place o,
tiny rooster cards. The menu carried
out the same idea throughout. with ices
served In the shape OF q swan and rolls
cut in rooster shape
The home of Mr.. and Mrs George w.
Thatcher was the scene of a very pretty
Halloween party Monday. when their
da lighter. Patience entertained about
twenty of her young friends. The ar
tistlc attic in the Thatcher home being
large and spacious affair, was turned
into playroom, which was effectively
decorated with jack-o' lanterns, autumn
leaves and promosa- Games OF various
kinds were played and enjoyed. and the
menu served was carried out in the pre-
vailing idea.
The employees OF the Thatcher bank
entertained Monday evening at banquet
given al tho Eagle cafe in honor OF Miss
Josephine Thatcher, who has for many
years been an employee and who leaves
shortly to make her home in San Fran
| cisco. The tables were prcttily decorated.
Miss Thatcher was presented with a
beautiful pearl pendant
] Mrs. j. c. Walters was hostess Tues
| day at a very enjoyable Kenslngton
During the afternoon Mrs. Walters read
| lieve." Refreshments were served and
| the hostess was assisted by Mrs. Harry
| Parker.
Another enjoyable childrens Halloween
| par@y was given Saturday by Mrs. Alfred
| Farrell. in honor Of her daughter. MIME.
| The rooms were lighted with jack Ian
| terms and effectively decorated with au-
tumn leaves, fruits and flowers. All sorts
| OF games appropriate 10 the occasion
| were enjoyed. and about twenty-five lit
| tie girls and boys were present,
Miss Reta Kicks entertained large
| number Of her friends Monday evening at
Halloween decorations prevailed and de-
licious refreshments were served, carried
| out In the prevailing idea,
Miss Margaret kewley was another
M0naay h2sisss crn r. tbs charming Hal
adorned with pumpkins. fruits and au-
tumn leaves, and games OF various kinds
were enjoyed.
Halloween costume party was given
Tuesday by Mrs T. Alvord in compli-
ment TO her little son. Refreshments were
served in room ittcd up in ghostly ef-
feet. and after the luncheon the little
folks enjoyed the many games accom-
panying Halloween.
The A. c. Woman's club will meet
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
b. w. Robinson, Mrs. g. II. Champ will
have charge of the programme,
Mrs. Fl. G. Nebeker spent tho week
visiting with Ogden relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. f, l.. Campbell returned
home Monday from a pleasant Salt Lake
visit.
Mrs. Kate Preston is visiting in Salt
Lake, the guest OF her mother. Mrs.
Pyper
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Burns of Denver
spent the week in Logan, guests of Mr
and Mrs, J. Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w. Robinson spent the
early part OF the week with friends in the
city.