The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-04-03
LOGAN

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN April 2.-One of the enjoyable
events OF the week was the card party
Thursday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. a. II. Thompson. The affair
given by Mrs. A. II. Thompson,
Mrs. G. w. Thatcher. Mrs. r. l.. Camp
bell and Mrs. p. D. Stoops, IN honor o!
the A. G. Womap's club. Eucher was
the game played and four handsome
prizes were given. The guests We're seat
ed at ten tables and Il delicious luncheon
was served.
The Clio circle met Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. John \, Hendrickson,
where they were entertained at Il bean
titully appointed violet luncheon. The
table was artistically arranged with clus-
ters of vtoets and dainty violet place
cards were laid for the members of the
club and the following invited guests
Mrs. Kate Preston, Mrs W: W. Nc
Barber, Mrs. George Parkinson. Miss
Sarah Huntsman. Miss Mowen and Miss
Cox. During the afternoon, Miss Sarah
Huntsman gave. in her usual charming
manner, an Interesting talk on Bret
Harte.
Mrs a. II. Palmer was hostess Friday
afternoon at a Kensngton. The rooms
were attractivelv decorated with pink
ing the afternoon were; Mesdames NJ. w.
Haws. H. \. Petersen. p. NJ. Nelson. $.
r. Needham. Oscar Rice, II. Farr. j. S
Hendricks. j. p; Griffin, George F1ster
Palmer, Aren't Johnson. j, p. Slater and
Ad1ie Jenkins.
Miss Parmylee and Miss Huntington
entertained Friday evening at an infor-
NAL card party at the home OF Mrs
IIowells.
Mrs A. E. Anderson was hostess Fri
day afternoon at very dainty dinner
party given in honor OF her sister, Mrs
A. G. Nebeker OF Salt Lake. at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Morrel \ large
mound OF pink carnations formed the
table decorations.
Miss Edna Iorgenson and Miss Alta
Shurtliff entertained a large number OF
friends at a luncheon Saturday after
noon. Easter lilies were effectively used
In decorating.
Professor and Mrs. w. o. Robinson had
| for their guests at the College opera.
Thursday evening, the members of the
Clio circle.
Mrs c. b Larsen entertained Thurs
honor OF her daughter Marion, who is
visiting with her parents from Boise,
Ida. The rooms were prettily arranged
and ten tables were used.
Miss Rctta L. Clark. who has been Wis
iting in Logan from Montreal. Canada,
left Thursday for Seattle where she will
spend some time before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T, HOPKINS reached
| nome Wednesday from BIillnGS, Mont.
after n three months visit In that city.
&. Negment Of California is visiting
with Logan friends,
| The A. c. Womans club met Monday
| with Mrs. Clayton reetZel and one OF the
most interesting papers of the season
was given by Mrs. Harry Emes. on
| Henry Van Dyke.
F.. w. Robinson is back from Salt
! Lake "Trip,
Miss Alice Knox OF Park City is Wis
!ting Logan friends.
| President and Mrs. Isaac Smith arc
visiting in Salt Lake.
Edward Hale OF Seattle spent the week
| in Logan.
Mrs Walter Mclaughlin entertained
informally Tuesday afternoon for Mrs.
Walter Pyper.
Mrs, Joseph Ballif and children are the
| guests OF Mis-. Ballifs parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John Squires.
Mrs. Kate Preston is back from pleas
ant Salt Lake trip.
Mrs. Walter Pyper is up from the city
visiting with her mother. Mrs. Torgeson.
| Mrs. CrsmoD. who has been visiting
| with her daughter. Mrs, Thatcher. for
| the past month. has returned TO her home
| In tho city.
Prof. A. j. Hansen left Tuesday for
] New York where he Will sail from later
| for Europe. to spend the summer.
Judge and Mrs. Charles Hart went TO
| the city Friday, where they Will spend
the week
Mr and Mrs. Joseph f. Carbon are
visiting in Salt Lake,
| Mr.. and Mrs. John A. McAlister are in
| Salt Lake, guests OF MIR. and Mrs. vii
| McAlistcr
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