The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-02-18
In Society

Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Thompson we're
host and hostess Tuesday evening at
q card party, with which they enter.
tanned their friends. The rooms were
decorated with valentine decorations
and cut flowers. Five hundred was
the game played. Mrs A. NJ. Fleming,
Mrs. Geo. Bell, Mr. A. f. Carbon, Mr..
Walter Mclaughlin capturing the
prizes. Delicious refreshments were
served. Mrs A. L. Cole and Miss Eliz-
.abeth assisted the hostess. Those in
cluded were: Mr.. and Mrs. X. l..
Campbell, c. w. Thatcher, A. NJ.
Fleming, f. w. Thatcher, e. ID. Ball,
j. Il Shepard A L. Cole, s. o. Ste
phens, G. A. Torgeson, Luther M.
Howell and Walter Mclaughlin, Reid
Shamhart, II. c. Nebeker, Il. p. Ba-
SON. Frederick h. Clark. c. T. Teet.
eel Geo. Bell, l. S. Smith, A. +. Car
don. p. A. Thatcher, c. NJ Harris. ID.
c. Bulge, Moses Carbon, Mrs. Net
tie Sloan, Mrs. George Champ, Mrs
Dallon, Mrs. Rhoda b. Cook. Misses
Ellen Huntington. Nora Elason, Eliz-
abeth Smith. Messrs ]. Il. Walters, DR..
George Thomas, G. +. Thatcher,
Frank Arnold, Mr.. Johnston. Mr..
Jones. 1870 Schofield, c. w. Hates.
Misses Ireta Smith, Eva Davis,
Ada Mitten, Leora Thatcher, Jesse
t!ccles, Virginia Blair, Veda Guild,
Ethlyn Barnes, Florence Nibley, Ruth
Howell were hostesses at a Valen'
tine dancing party in the Preston
building Tuesday evening. The hall
was decorated with red hearts. Light
refreshments we're served Twenty
couple had the pleasure of the even
ing.
One of the successful school socials
of the season was the Valentine
dancing party given by the seniors o.
the Agricultural college Monday ev
ening. The hall was frightened will
red hearts. Light refreshments served
Music was furnished by the Thatcher
orchestra.
Notable among the events of the
season will be the dancing party Civ
en- by the A. c. Womans club Mon
day evening at the Logan pavilion
With the Clio circle and their escorts
The Harvard men and Utah College
club as their guests.
The Wobyca society had a delight
full afternoon Tuesday at the home o
Mrs. James A. Linford, Mrs. johann
Moen gave an able discussion Of III
sen, THE Man and His Plays" Mis-
Leona Hart, and Miss Ethel Jensen
gave a delightful piano selection. af
ter which a Valentine luncheon wal
served at the b. Y. G.. dining room
with Mrs. j. A. Lniofrd as hostess
The little tables on which the iun
cbeon was served were decorated will
carnations and ferns and red hearts
used to mark the places of the guests
Mrs. T. II. Clark, Mrs. Joseph IL. Gar
don, Mrs. j. A. Hendrickson we're tn,
guests OF the afternoon.
The Clio Cirque met "Wednesday af
ternoon with Mrs. Horace Nebeker
Mrs. Don Powell gave an interesting
discussion Of Margaret Deland ant
read her charming short story Many
Waters after which delicious re
freshments we're served The guests
of the afternoon were Mrs. X. L.
Campbell, Miss Amy Wilson. The c'ut
will meet next week with Mrs. Feath
erstone.
The A. C. Woman's club mot Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. A. M. Elem
ing. The topic for the afternoon was
Policing the City" discussed by Mrs
f. W. Thatcher and Mrs. Sidney o
Stevens After which refreshments
were served. The club will meet mex
week with Mrs. Frederick Il. Clark.
AT special meeting OF the Daugh
tiers of the Pioneers of Cache stake
held in the Relic hall of the Brigham
Young College, Mrs. Mary Howell
was released from the second coun
Sellorship and Mrs. w. j. Harrison