The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-02-25


night by the A. c. Womans club at the
Pavilion. The decorations we're dis.
tinctive; large flags hung at either
end OF the hall and on the sides, fall.
ing straight to the floor without any
draping. All the electric lights were
shaded with red which gave a sub.
dued light to the entire hall, a theme
which succeeded in winning the admir-
alton Of the many guests present Not
for some time had so charming a
party been given, attended by so
many beautifully gowned women. The
programs were made on red and blue
paper hatchets, the decorations being
appropriate to Washington's birthday
Twenty of the most popular women Of
the town were the hostesses. They
were Mrs. T.. ID. Ball, Miss Margaret
Wilkinson, Miss Sara Huntsman, Mrs.
w. w. Mclaughlin, Mrs. G. w. That
cher, Mrs. A. NJ. Fleming. Mrs. F. Il.
Clark, Miss Elizabeth Smith, Mrs.
Geo. Bell, Mrs. Sidney o. Stevens,
Mrs. K. l.. Campbell, Mrs. ID. G. Bulge,
Mrs George Champ, Mrs Rhoda b.
Cook, Miss Charlotte Kyle, Mrs. Frank
w. Thatcher, Mrs. Alvin II. Thomp-
son. Mrs. Edward G. Titus, Mrs G. r.
Teetzel, Mrs. J A Widtsoe, Miss Nora
Eliason
The guests OF the evening were:
Messrs and Mesdames A. F. Carbon,
Luther NJ. Howell, II. G. Nebeker, All.
Farrell, d. H. Thomas, J. A Hendrick-
son, A l.. Cole. Joseph Quincy, Jr.,
Moses Thatcher. Joseph Odell, George
Torgeson. r. B. Bulge, e. s. Bulge,
]. A. Linford, ]. A. Barrett, p. A.
Thatcher, T, Leroy Carbon, ]. T.
Caine, Jr, Mrs. Netie T. Sloan, Mrs.
VIM. spicker, Mrs. John Hill, Mrs.
Kate Preston Edith Bowen, Mary
sorensen, Jean Cox, Mary Howell,
Margaret Nibley, Dora Wright, Edna
Nibley, Margaret Stoops, Carrie Nc
Alister, Amy Wilson. Florence Meal
ister, Edith Bullen, NJ A. Torgeson,
Ida Mitchell, Grehta Carbon, Alton
Thatcher, Genevieve Thatcher, Ruby
Nebeker, John ID. Van Wagner, Dave
Stoddard, Heber Carlisle, Roy Bullen,
Albert Squires, A. Il. Bowen, G.. b.
Hendricks. Frank r. Arnold, Farley
Peterson, Judge Howell of Ogden, G.
F. Thatcher. Leo Squires, Booker
Preston, j. C. Walters, Ed Brossard,
1 Paddock, Martineau, Hanoart,
Bachelor, Guy Carbon, Christian Lar
son, II. c. Dale, Paul Jones, d. X.
Johnston, Earle Robinson, Lawrence
Game. George Game, Verne. Preston.
Fred Ballif.
Miss Edna Nibiey entertained de-
lightfulB Wednesday evening at the
Nibley home Center street. Three
tables were arranged for 500. Those
who had the pleasure of the evening
were Misses Mary Howell, Margaret
Nibley. Marie Eccles, Vivian Hatch,
Ella Hatch. Messrs j. ID. Van Wagner,
Dave Stoddard, Merle Taylor, Charley
West, Albert Squires, Wesley Ander-
son.
The ladies' Of the Presbyterian
church arranged series of New Eng
land dinners. one of which was
served at the church Friday evening.
the proceeds going for the benefit of
the church, A number of the ladies of
the town entertained at these dinners.
The Harvard club of Utah enter
tanned at dinner Monday evening In
honor of Judge Howell of Ogden at
the home Of Prof. C. w. Porter Mr..
Howell is a Harvard man. Covers were
laid for Mr.. Porter, Mr. Howell, Presi-
dent ]. A. widtsoe, DR.. George Thorn
as, J. w. Jensen, G. b. Hendricks, Roy
Bullen, II. C Dale, Christian Larsen.
Farley Peterson
Complimentary to Mrs. ], C. Men
ker of San Jose, her daughter Mrs.
c. p. Smith entertained at dinner
Tuesday evening. Table decorations
were read. white and blue. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Smith,
Mrs. Menker, Misses Katherine Smith
Winifred Smith, Lottie Stevenson,
Mrs. c. r. Teetzel entertained at
dinner Saturday evening Covers were
laid for DR. and Mrs. Frederick r.
Clark, Miss Sara Huntsman, Miss
Dora Wright.
A number of family and informal
dinners were given on Washington S