The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
LOGAN.

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN, April 22.-The week has been
gay with a number OF Easter parties.
notable among them being the Easter
and Professor Dale Easter morning at
their home on First East street. The
long table was beautifully arranged with
marked the places for Mr. and Mrs. A.
M, Fleming. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Teet-
eel DR.. and Mrs. f. e. Clark. Miss Eliza
beth Smith. Miss Charlotte Kyle, Miss
Margaret Wilkinson, Miss Sarah Hunts
man. Miss Jean Crooksens Miss Hansen,
Miss Florence Brown, Miss Hattie Smith
and Miss Charlotte Stewart. D. Van
Wagner, Charles Fleming. the Rev. Paul
Jones, George Jensen, F A. Arnold. r.
L. Peterson. John L. Calne and George
Hendricks.
The Clio circle was entertained Wed
nesday at Murdock's by Mrs Don Powell.
programme WAS given and delicious
refreshments were served.
Mrs. Sidney o. Stevens was hostess
Thursday afternoon at a delightful bridge
tea followed by luncheon. Three tables
of the game were played,
Monday evening Miss Genevieve Hart
and Miss Tillie Johnson entertained thir-
ty OF their friends at a delightful Easter
party. II was given at the Hart home,
which was decorated in Easter lilies,
with a color scheme OF purple and white.
Games and music were features Of the
evening. Refreshments were served and
Mrs. John A. Hendrickson entertained
with a dinner party at her home Friday
afternoon The table and rooms we're
decorated with spring flowers and COW
ers were laid for ten guests.
Mrs. Joel Nibley and Mrs. Preston Nib
ley OF Salt Lake will be the guests OF
Mrs. Helen Nibley this week and next.
| The a. c. Woman's club met Monday
at the home OF Mrs. George w. Thatcher,
Mrs. Thatcher presented in an interest
H3uDtnl9nn'S
| Tea was served. the hostess being assist
ed by Mrs. Fl. p. Emeis and Mrs. Frank
W. Thatcher The club Will hold Its an. an
home OF Mrs E. D. Ball.
The Clio circle will meet "Wednesday
| with Mrs. Alfred Cole. II will be the
annual business meeting. The election oil
officers for the ensuing year will take
| place.
chapel Thursday and Friday was one o
the weeks successful events. 1t was
given by the mutual associations of tha
ward and was largely attended boti
afternoons and evenings Dancing wa;
one of the features Friday evening.
Mrs. Charles Moslander. who has beer
the guest OF Mrs Joseph Howell. has re
| turned TO her home in Wyoming.
Mrs. e. j. Burns has returned to he
| home in the city after enjoying severa
| days OF the week as the guest of Mrs
| Alfred Cole.
| Mrs. E. f. Needham is back from
pleasant weeks stay in Brigham City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nelson have re
turned to their home in Idaho Falls, afte
spending week In Logan
Mrs. ]. Yates OF Idaho Falls spent th'
week visiting with her daughters II
Logan.
L. NJ Martineau of Sal, Lake spen
the week with Logan relatives
Frank X Nebeker. formerly Of Logar
| week /
| town.
Miss Tressa Parkinson of Franklin
Ida. Is visiting In Logan.
George d. Alder of Salt Lake was
Logan visitor Tuesday.
Miss Jean Cox is back from Salt Lake
where she was called on account OF tn
Illness of her mother.
George H. Champ left for The cas-
Tuesday morning, where he was called Z
| the bedside OF his father. who is seri
ously ILL.,
/ Mr.. and Mrs s. 3. Ballif are hacl
from a Salt Lake visit.
Miss Alice West of Rexburg is visiting
with Logan relatives.
Booker Preston returned to Salt LAX
Monday. after spending week with hi
mother.
Mrs. Horace Nebeker is visiting in Og
den.
I Miss F1Iger OF Ogden Is the guest o
| Miss Elizabeth Reeder.
/ George F. Thatcher is back from
three weeks visit in San Francisco
Miss Myrtle Hoff returned home Tues
day from a weeks stay at Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Gates OF Park Cit.
visited In Logan Tuesday and Wednesday