The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-04
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tGAN. Juno "a delightful evening
n Of the week was the reception
IA Thursday evening by the Misses
ira and Mary Howell. II was In
Of their brother, Reese Howell.
jeft Saturday for New York, whe ~
{, III enter West Point juno Ia Peonles
effectuelly used in decorating the
ng. In the dining room refreshments
b eerved from a table decorated with
RE cluster OF pink carnations Silver
. Uesticks shaded In pink With bows
UlIe and honbons in the prevailing
b, made The table most effective.
Iit forty guests were received during
pheasant surprise party was gwen
Edith Bowen SATURDAY. evening at
|home on East Second North street
the teachers of the Woodruff school
,ni| evening was spent in sociable games
w singing and light refreshments were
ed. The guests numbered fourteen.
n.Ies Ieona Hart entertained twelve
Ear friends at a dinner party Wednes-
evening. II was given at the home
)mher parents, Judge and Mrs. c. "A.
Tho long table was frightened
spring flowers
eese Howell was the honored guest
another pleasant affair "Wednesday
sirE. when Miss Marie Baker enter
ID at q card party In his honor. The
. he were fragrant with carnations ano
4 nE flowers The guests were seated
<hree tables, FIVE hundred being the
i8 PLAYED. Delicious refreshments
served,
he Brigham Young college was given
day afternoon and evening AT the
he marriage OF Miss Luells Nebeker
Orval Adams took place Friday at
home OF the brides parents. Mr. and
II. Nebeker lst West Center street
d are among Logan's most popular
n7s people. Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will
ks their home al Hyrum where Mr.
ms is cashier OF the Hyrum bank
fra. Sidney O. Stevens was hostess at
Informal dinner party al her home
lay evening The table was most ef-
HveIy decorated with forget me -nots
- place cards were laid for eight guests
<Irs. John Christensen enteri riained at
lilly appointed dinner party at her
he Monday evening.
RS. Cy Napper Is visiting with friends
Butte. Mont,
he home Of Mr.. and Mrs J. R.
mas was the scene OF pretty party
urday in honor OF their son, j. b.
:r3rnHs. who leaves shortly for the east.
1 evening was most thoroughly enjoyed
q delicious luncheon was served to
tnty-four guests. The decorations
Ire pansies and daisies.
~ VI. schade OF Huntsville is visiting
n his brother, Fred Schade.
Hrs. Horace Nebeker is visiting in Og-
fr and Mrs. A. s. Horne Of Salt Lake
, ut the week in Logan. the guests Of
and Mrs. r. J.. Campbell.
|, Zrs. c. Clyde Squires arrived in Logan
i11ay from New York and will spend the
inner here.
~. 10
- Lake Wednesday.
LIP Bacon is back from an extended
l1t in the east.
Fr and Mrs. Lewis Cannon and chill
III of Salt Lake are the guests OF Mr..
Mrs. Joseph Howell.
VI. and Mrs. D. c. Bulge arc visiting
Salt Lake.
frs, G. II. Champ and Miss Elizabeth
nth are back from pleasant weeks
w In the city.
3rs. ROYAL Thatcher went 10 Salt Lake
ltdneeday 10 visit for some time with
rtiyes and friends
fr. and Mrs Horace Whitney OF Salt
Axe spent several dSys OF the week in
gan. the guests OF Mr. and Mrs Luther
well.
Miss Mary Parmerly Of Los Angeles Is
+ guest OF Miss Ellen Huntington.
Hiss Florsnce Brown left Friday FOR
home in Wisconsin.
fiss Ruth Bean OF Provo is the guest
Ars. Roy Thatcher,
ars. T. p Bacon is entertaining her
zther. Mrs. Foster and her sister. Miss
de Foster, from their home IN New
r. Martineau. with his son Royal
4dauehter Martha. came up from Salt
ks Monday and will spend several
tkB in Logan
Hrs. \, II, Palmer is back from a pleas
- Salt Lake visit
Yrs. \. w. Haws is visiting in the city
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Kindel.
liss Edna Burnham Is visiting with
n Lake relatives.
.iNrs. Kate Preston and little daughter
:{heryne have returned from a pleasant
~ Lake visit,
W. Nihley was a Logan visitor our
y the week.
W. and Mrs. F. C. Lewis Of Ogden are
aNtiug with Logan relatives
rank RoIapp Of Ogden spent Tuesday
Wednesday In Logan,
Hiss Nan Nibley is visiting in Sal
kfiss Jean Cox and Miss Mouen vii
= We Monday for their homes in tho
Them part OF the state.
nrs. Ernest Ncndham has returned tc
nome at Preston after q pleasant
W with Mrs. Jessie Earl.
hrs. John Christensen was hostess a
4 74enghtfuI dinner party AT her hom,
DAY evening.
Nr and Mrs. John T, Caine. Jr.. anc
INuy nave moved 70 their bautiful sum.
sF home in Richmond. where they vii
md the next three months
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