The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-12-16

UnOef Tue auspices OF tue tllO Lit
erary Circle Miss leila Smart's stu.
dents in elocution will give a drama.
tic evening at the Thatcher Opera
House = Wednesday evening. Miss
Smart's choice of plays make q spleu.
did, com bination and afford the stu
dents a good opportunity to show
their versatility. Madame Butterfly
the exquisite japanese story, so well
told by John Luther Long, appears
first on the program; crawford
DANES" adapted FROM Mrs. sGaskell's
novel Crawford, comes second. This
quaint old English classic affords a
strong contrast to the first The Klep
tomaniac," by Margaret Cameron,
which will appear third is an up to
date New York comedy, is distinctly
feminine and well sustained by a
bevy of pretty girls beautifully
gowned. M
Those who attended the Spicker
concert Wednesday evening had a
rare treat in listening to the Brahms
Concerto ID. op II, interpreted by Mr..
Sucker. This wonderful piece of mu-
sic was played with the interpreta-
tien and techniue of a master. Mrs.
Sucker played with great skill and
delightful ease with Mr.. Spicker, as.
sisted by, Mrs, Nettie Sloan. o.
& s"s
The Pioneer party at the b. Y. G.
Monday evening was a delightful sue
cess. The hall was crowded and all
with one heart entered into the even,
ing's enjoyment. The guests were re,
cefved in the Nibley Hall where pi-
oneer program was rendered, alter
which they repaired to the gymnasium
which was made inviting with cosy
corners, divans, rugs and easy chairs.
The old fashioned dances Of pioneer
days were revived. A buffet luncheon
was served.
The marriage OF Miss Alton That
cher and Mr.. Frank Brammel TOOK
place in the Logan temple Thursday
at high noon Immediately after 9
wedding breakfast was given for thu
immediate family. Mr.. and Mrs. Bran
mel left the same afternoon for La
Grande, Oregon, where they will
make their home.
A large crowd attended the agricul
tural club dancing party given in the
Thatcher pavilion Monday evening
The decorations we're very unique
Placards advertising farm implements
seeds, grains, etc, were arranged
about the hall, together with college
pennants. A delightful feature of the
evening was the beautiful strains OF
music furnished by the Thatcher or
chestra.
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miss Marie Eccles entertained with
an informal evening Tuesday. Roses
decorated the rooms. Those included
We're; Heber Bennion, Heber Carlisle
Westley Anderson, Dave Stoddard
Gordon Kirby, Merle Taylor, George
Cane, Misses Edna Nibley, Celia Ec
oies, Vera Browning, Margaret Nib
ley, Ella Hatch.
y
The U. A. C. Woman's club me
this week with Mrs. J. A. Widtsoe
Mrs. Widtsoe gave an able discussion
of Don Juan or Figaro-Mozart, ant
read extracts from a very interesting
letter recently received from Mis-
Gates who sang the leading feminine
role in Mozart's 81 Figaro in grand OF
era at Cassel this season. The host
ess served chocolate. The guests o
the afternoon were Mesdames Croth
srs. Hagan, Darlington. Miss Morris
Miss Dora Wright.
The Clio Circle met this week wit
Mrs. Mosen Carbon. Mrs. A. l.. Fal
Farrell discussed Pinero and ably rea
MS drama. THE Second Mrs, Tar
lueray.' Refreshments were serve
Ny the hostess. assisted, by Mrs. Rel
Shamhart and Mrs Frank ReynOld.