The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
LOGAN
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN, Feb. 5.-A delightful social
event OF Monday was the luncheon given
at the B. y college by Mrs. L w. Robin
SON Mrs. Frank Thatcher and Mrs, Bell.
lege Womans club. The pretty decora-
tions were carried out in Japanese cf-
feet. On the tables were large clusters
OF white carnations, and the place cards
were dainty Japanese pen sketches After
the luncheon the guests were invited TO
the home OF Mrs Frank Thatcher. which
was artistically decorated with Japanese
lanterns and chrySanthemumS, and where
1an-tan WAS enjoyed The prize was
won by Miss Elizabeth Smith. Later tea
was served. The invited guests, besides
the club ladies', were Mrs Alfred Cole,
Mrs. D. II Thomas. Mrs. j. T. Carbon
and Mrs. O. H Bulge Assisting were
Miss Gunnel, Miss Nibley and Miss
Parkinson who were daintily SoWned in
Japanese costumes.
The students reception given by the
Agricultural faculty was one of the
pleasant affairs of the week II was in
the college library, WHICH was artistically
decorated with the college colors Re
freshmentS were served and dancing was
enjoyed
Mrs H. C. Peterson was most pleas
antly surprised at her home Tuesday
evening by the teachers and officers OF
the Sixth ward Sunday school The house
throughout was decorated with pink
carnations, and games and music were
the evening S entertainment.
Miss Retta Maushan was hostess at a
very pretty dinner party Wednesday
evening a large howl OF carnations
formed the table decorations, and covers
were laid for eight.
The B. s. club entertained number
OF their friends al a skating party at the
Auditorium. Wednesday evening,
An affair that is being looked forward
to is the Sorosis dancing party. Friday.
February II. These parties. which are
given once a year. are one OF the win
ter's leading society events, and. like the
military ball. which will also be given
this month, are awaited with much pleas
ure by Logan society,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Odell returned
home Monday from u pleasant Salt Lake
trip.
DR., and Mrs. Harry Emeis spent the
early part OF the week In the city, where
they were the guests Of Mrs. Sam Best
Mrs. r. l.. Campbell returned Monday
from Salt Lake City.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Langton and son
Gibbs, are back from n pleasant salt
Lake visit.
Herschel Bullen was a Salt Lake
visitor during the week
Horace Nebeker spent the early part
OF the week in Ogden.
Lewis T. Cannon of Salt Lake spent
the week with Logan relatives.
| Miss Josephine Boudrero returned homo
| Monday from an Ogden visit.
| Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kngshury OF
Denver spent Monday and Tuesday in
| Logan
| Miss Lucy Hansen. who has been visit
| ing in Logan the past month, returned
Wednesday to her home In Rexburg.
Serge Bellif spent the week with his
| family in Logan
C. II. Baker Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Willmore at Raft River, Ida
| Miss vella Benson entertained n mum
| her of her friends at the dancing party
Monday evening. followed by luncheon
at her home.
| The Clio circle met Wednesday with
| Mr., George Torgesou,
! Mrs. James Walters left Saturday for
southern California, where she will
| spend the next six weeks.
| The A C. Womans club viii meet Mon
day with Mrs. Sidney o. Stevens
Miss May Howell is in Salt Lake. the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Lewis T, Can
| non.
Mrs. Luther Howell spent the early
part of the week in Ogden.
Mrs. A. NJ. Fleming left Saturday for
| Los Angeles Cal, TO spend the remain
| Ing part OF the winter,
Miss Martha Smith and Mrs. Hal Farr
spent the week visiting at the Wright
| farm.
Miss Fanny Farnes OF Rexburg Is visit
| Ing with Logan relatives.
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