The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-11
In Society


tanned with delighteful party Tues
day evening in honor Of the journal
staff" The rooms were artistically
dec rated with carnations and ferns
The early parS of the evening was
passed in playing pit after which
Mrs Nettie r. Sloan sang in her u.s.
ual charming manner. Mr.. A. l.. Far
rel sang, which added m lch TO the
evenings enjoyment. Delicious refresh
ments were served. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. ID. II.
Thomas, Mrs. VIM. Spicker. Fourteen
had the pleasure of the evening.
On Tuesday evening delightful
dancing party was given in the Pres
ton building with the following popu-
lar young men as hosts: Booker Pres
ton, Leo Squires, Fred Ballif, Merle
Taylor, Lawrence Game, Lewis Peery,
Frank Rolapp, Charley West. The hail
was artistically decorated and made
bright with bevy OF pretty girls
beautifully gowned. Those included,
were Misses Mabel Rolapp, Mary
Scowcroft, Vera Browning, Fawn
Wright, Lila Eccles, Alberta Wright,
Rae Wright of Ogden. Mary Horne OF
Salt Lake, Nina Taylor OF Provo, Ed.
ma Nibley, Mary Howell, Harriet
Thatcher, Nan Nibley, Vivian Hatch,
Margaret Nibley, Coral Kerr, Eva AL.
word, Marie Eccles, Lou Thatcher.
Myrtle Hoff, Messrs. John d. Van
Wagner, Roy Bullen, Albert Squires,
Ed. Brossard, Ralph James OF Provo,
Wesley Anderson, Heber Hancock,
Dave Stoddard, George Game, Heber
Carlisle, Mrs. David Eccles of Ogden,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Nebeker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther NJ. Howell, chaperoning
On Monday evening Messrs Law
renee Caine, Lewis Peery, Frank Ro-
lapp, Merle Taylor, Fred Ballif, Char
ley West, Leo Squires, Booker Preston
entertained with stag dinner at the
Eagle cafe. These boys were all to-
gether in Germany at one time fillirg
missions. This dinner was to cole.
brate their reunion in Utah.
After the party Monday night, Miss
Marie Eccles entertained with a sup
per. Twenty two were included.
Mrs. c. q. Smith entertained inform.
ally AT dinner Saturday evening. The
table was decorated with red carma-
tons. Covers were laid for six. q,
MIS-. L. 7. Smith entertained with a
dinner Thursday night. The table
was prettiiy decorated with greenry
Covers were laid for seven.
Mrs. John T Caile Jr enter, aimed at
dinner Monday evening in homo Of
Mr.. Gregg of Minnesota. Covers were
laid for six.
Mr., and Mrs. Gilbert S. Cole enter.
tanned at dinner Saturday night. The
table was graced with cut flowers.
Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. II, c. Nebeker entertained IN
formally with two tables of bridge,
Tuesday afternoon.
On Saturday evening Miss Francis
Barber entertained with a birthday
party. The time was occupied in
games, music and refreshments. Those
included were: Miss Ethlyn Barns,
Florence Carlisle, Adelin Barber, lie.
ora Thatcher, Virginia Bateson. Or.
tia Smith, Eva Davis, Wirora abr.
Der, Ada Mitten. Veda Gid. Mary
Barber, Katie Squires, Jessie Eccles.
The Second year class of the b.
Y. G. entertained the Kappa.Nu girls
IL the gym at the b. Y. G. Wednesday
evening The girls all coming in lit
tie girls costumes" which caused
much merriment and fun. The hall
was decorated with class and college
colors. Dancing interspersed With
games occupied the time; late; re-
reshments were served.
The Agricultural College entertain.
ed with luncheon Wednesday in
honor of the Danish poet, John Skold.
borg. Covers were laid for eight
Mrs Preston Thatcher entertained
with five hundred party Tuesday af.
ternoon. The rooms were Frightened
with jonquils. Five tables were play
ed. Misses Lucie and Edith Murdoch