The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-03-06
State SoeIetV
LOGAN.

Especial ID The Herald Republican,
Logan, March 5.-The military ball of
the Agricultural college was the one
prishI social event of the week, and To-
cdI society IS not yet done talking about
IT, In addition to the members of the
Governors party, there were a great
many people from Salt Lake and Ogden
VINO attended the function. The cadets
are being showeTed with compliments
Heimer Petersen was rendered a sur
prise reception at his home Friday Cards.
games and music helped to round out an
evening OF pleasure. Refreshments were
served.
Misses Phoebe and LueIla Nebeker en-
tertained al dinner on Sunday The guests
were Mise Young and Ammussen and
Messrs- Adams, Sratford, Bullen and
Angemeyer
The Webster society of Brigham Young
college gave banquet Saturday evening
TO its members and some invited guests
The Agricultural College WOman's club
met this week with its president, Mrs
A II. Thompson. Miss Wilkinson gave
very good talk on William De Nor
gan's novels.
Miss Fay Loose of Provo spent part of
the week with Logan friends.
The Clio circle met on Wednesday with
Mrs. j. Z. Carbon. Professor Larsen
talked on oliver Wendell Holmes" Re-
freshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Larsen entertained
Thursday evening at cards. Dainty re-
freshments were served
John Rust is here from Marsh Valley.
Idaho. on a visit to relatives and friends.
Miss Alice Wells of Salt Lake was the
guest this week of Professor and Mrs.
Evans
Mrs. s. o. Stevens entertained at a
luncheon after the ball on Monday even
ing
Miss Rose Toronto was one of the Salt
Lakers who attended the Agricultural
college military ball. and then remained
IN eli of hear frfa de hpT
Herbert Nebeker is here from Lake
town, on visit to his parents and
friends.
Miss Della Morren returned the first
of the week from Salt Lake, where she
visited with friends for some time
Mr. and Mrs. II. c. Parker entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. b. n. Mendenhall and Mrs.
1 Spence, all of Salt Lake, this week.
Thomas c. Kicks of Rexburg, Ida, is
/ in Logan visiting relatives and friends.
| The Misses Littley, Belle Corey and
Helen Larkins, of ogden, are the guests
of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Reese of this city.
| Mrs. Jane Pitkin of this city has gone
| to Idaho TO visit friends.
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Needham of Salt
Lake are visiting Logan relatives ana
| friends.
Anthem PETERSON reached home Wednes-
day, from Sweden, where he spent the
past two years.
The NJ l. A organizations of the Sec
ond ward gave lunch social on Friday
| evening
| Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Barrif OF Port
1 Townsend, Wash, spent the week with
Logan friends. leaving here on Saturday
| for Los Angeles.
| William Goodwin is visiting Logan rel
| atives. having stopped off on his way
| from Pocatello to the coast, where ne
will take up his residence.
Mrs S. Z. Needham entertained We'd
| nesday afternoon in honor of Mrs. NJ
| NJ Reese, whose birthday it was. The
| guests were: Mrs. Reese, Mrs. ]. s.
Hendricks, Mrs. Carl Smart, Mrs. Petty
Misses Chrystabelle Petty, Ella Petersen,
| Helen Larkins, Belle Corey, Alta Rolley
and Veda Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Reese held house
party during most of the week in honor
of visiting friends from Ogden.
Miss Ethel Lawrence of Portland, Ore,
is here on q visit to relatives.
The Sigma Alpha fraternity of the Ag-
ricultural college entertained Wednesday
evening in the Murdoch parlors.
Mrs ]. z. Carbon entertained at tea
marty on Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Cox of the B. Y. c. and Cooper
of the A. C. entertained the members
of the Clio circle and some invited guests
AT dinner on Thursday afternoon in the
domestic arts department of the B. Y.
college.
Mrs. Esther L. Huntington of Pontiac,
Mich. was in Logan the fore part of the
week on visit tc friends. She left here
for Seattle ON Thursday