The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-07-01
In Society

A delightful affair of the week was
500 party gvein by Mrs. Reid
Shamhart at Johnson's Grove. Eleven
tables were filled with players. The
decorations were in the national col.
ors. A three course luncheon was
served. The delicious menu being out
in the national colors.
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Miss Louisa Parkinson, daughter of
VIM. G. Parkinson, and Mr.. Curtis
Young Clawson, son of Spencer Claw.
son, vert married in the Logan tenn
pie at noon Wednesday. In the even.
mig a reception was held at the home
Of the brides parents The bride was
offended by Miss Nan Clawscn and
Miss Jennie Benson, and the groom
by Mr.. Morse Moon. Everywhere
throughout the house roses and pc
onies were artistically arranged. The
bride and groom stood under a can
cpy of roses.
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formally at bridge for Mrs. Burton
Fleming Thursday morning The
rooms were artisticelly decorated with
cut flowers
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Miss Marie Barber entertained at
supper Thursday afternoon. The table
had for centerpiece a large cut
elasis bowl overlooking with roses.
Covers we're laid for Misses Lou That.
cher, Barbara Howell, Vivian Hatch,
Nan Nibley, Messrs Frank Rolapp,
John ID. Van Wagner, Merle Taylor,
n. G. Peterson and Roy Bullen.
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The young men and young ladies
inutuals of Providence ward enter
tanned in honor of Miss Bessie Low
one evening last week. At the end OF
delightful evening, Miss Low was
presented with beautiful linen set.
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The Stake Primary board entertain
ed the local primary officers at the
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games and refreshments occupied the |
time.
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The nurses of the Bulge hospital |
entertained with a banquet in honor
OF the doctors Wednesday evening |
The long table was beautifully decor.
ated VITA baskets of flowers. Covers |
were laid for fifty. DR.. A. H. Bulge |
was postmaster and drew responses
from the following DR.. K. j. Smith,
Miss Wlnifred Miner. Drs. 7. b.
Bulge, G. w. States, DR.. Secrist, pr.
II. A. Adamson and DR.. T. j. Merrill.
One day last week, Mr.. II. G.. Dale |
entertained at dinner in honor OF Miss |,
HUMPHREYS and Miss Brooks of Ro |
land hall. Covers were laid for eight |
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On Tuesday evening Miss Ada Nit |
ten entertained at supper in honor of |
Miss Eva Davis. The table was decor.
ated with cut flowers, Covers were
laid for about sixteen. After supper |
they all enjoyed a dray.ride
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The young ladies of the Sixth ward |
mutual with the mothers as invited |
guests, enjoyed days outing at |
Johnson's Grove Thursday.
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Miss Francis Barber entertained |
with a prettiuy appointed kensington
Monday afternoon. At the end OF the |
afternoon refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Edith
Bowen, Mary Sorensen, Eva Davis. /
Florence Nibley, Jessie Eccles, Emma
Eccles of Ogden, Francis Barber, Flor.
ence Carlisle, Orita Smith, Claire Car
don, Virginia Bateson, Leora Thatcher,
and Ruth Bean of Provo.
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Mr.. James b. Linford entertained at
supper one evening the early part of !
the week. Covers were laid for four.
teen. a. 10
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Miss Orita Smith entertained the
sewing club Wednesday afternoon.
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Mrs. Kate Preston entertained infor. |
mally Monday evenig.
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Miss Elizabeth Smith entertained |
Informally in honor of Miss CAROLYN |
l.. Hunt last Friday. Those included
We're Mrs. George II. Champ, Mrs
H. w. Caffey, Mrs. r. l.. Campbell
Mrs, Sidney o. Stevens, Mrs G. w
Thatcher, Miss Sara Huntsman, Miss
Ellen Huntington
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ON Tuesday afternoon the primary
Officers of the Sixth ward surprised |
Mrs. Kate Watkins. They all went 10
the home OF Mrs. Watkins taking with
them MANY good things to eat. de.