The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-08
LOGAN
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune
LOGAN. May I,-On Monday the Bulge
family celebrated the day at n very de
lightful reunion at Ihe residence OF Prcsi-
dent and Mrs. William Bulge 1876 North
First East street In the morning at 10
clock there was n family meeting and Il
very Interesting programme was given
NJ clock in the afternoon dinner was
served at the home of Mrs Julia Nib
ley. The table was beautifully arranged
with spring blossoms. and covers were
laid for thrty-four
Miss Virginia Bateson was hostess at
n very pretty party at her home SatUr-
day evening Tho rooms throughout the
house were bright with apple blossoms
making a pretty effect. Games and nu-
sic were enjoyed, and the guests were
Misses Kate Squires. Ruth Howell, Leora
Hazel Knowles, ada Milton, Eva Davis
and Myrtle Petersen; Messrs. Ezra
Athay, Grant Bateson. Ray Davis, Nern
Clayton and George Preston, Vernon Jen-
sen, james Linford and Lnvlir Jen-
sen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rudolph entertained
at delightfully."- appointed card party
at their home Friday evening, in honor
blossoms and flowers were effectively
used In decorating. and the prizes were
won by Mrs. Luther Howell and 4. l..
The A. c. woman's club met Monday
at the homo OF Mrs w. w Mclaughlin
with large attendance. An Interesting
lecture was given by Willard tangton on
astronomy, after which refreshments
were served,
The dramatic recital given by Miss
Newhold, an advanced pupil Of Mrs.
Ruth NJ. Bell Thursday evening was
one OF the delightful events OF the week.
Miss Newbold showed marked talent, the
programme from beginning 10 end being
artistic md well rendered.
The mothers dance. given at the pa
yIlion Friday evening under the manage
mGnt of number of Logan
inent women. was pleasing success.
Mrs. c. 3. Jensen entertained at n card
party Friday evening, In honor OF her
daughter. Hedvig, of Astoria, Or Whist
and refreshments were enjoyed.
Miss Josephine Thatcher and Miss Greta
Carbon spent the latter part of the week
in Salt Lake.
Mrs: Luther Howell is visiting with
salt Lake relatives.
Mrs. Kate Preston and little daughter
Catherine, are visiting in Salt Lake, the
guests OF Mrs. Pvper.
Mrs, J. c. Walter and Mrs. Harry
Emeis went 10 the city Thursday to see
Maude Adams In What Every Woman
KNOWS.
DIR, and Mrs. D. c. Bulge, reached
home Monday from an extended visit In
the east. While away they visited New
York, Boston, Chicago and Philadel-
phla.
Mrs. Letue Thatcher and daughter.
Miss Veda. are back from a pleasant two
weeks visit in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Willard Langton spent the latter
part OF the week in Salt Lake.
Mrs, Joseph Howell. Mrs. Byers and
Miss Nibley. who have been visiting Mrs.
Luther Howell. have returned TO their
homes in the city.
Mr., and Mrs, ELI Bell are visiting in
Salt Lake,
President J. a Widtsoe OF the A. Q.
reached home Monday from an extended
eastern trip,
c. W. Nibley was r visitor TO Logan
during the week.
George B. Hendricks entertained the
Harvard men s,n, OF Logan at IA beautifully M
day evening. The table was artistlcally
arranged with cut flowers
George Farrell spent the early part
OF the week In Longan.
Miss Allie Cooms of American Fork
is visiting with Logan relatives.
Mrs. NJ. j. Andrews OF NephI Is visit
ing In Logan, the guest of her sister
Miss Ida Mitchell is visiting with Salt
Lake relatives.
Mrs. George Torgeson and Miss NJ. A.
Torgeson went to the city Thursday.
Mrs A. b. Norton OF Abilene. Wash,
is visiting with Logan relatives.
Mrs. Louis Hendricks OF Ida is Wis
iting with Logan relatives.
Mrs. j A. Crockett went to the city
Friday, where she will spend the next
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Jensen are visiting
with Salt Lake friends.
j. A McAlister left Thursday sor
Mexico, where he expects to spend the
next six weeks