The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-03-18
SOCIETY

| NhNN' tofhOu thC tiiO Nsiitlt tutii
escorts with New England dinner at
the Presbyterian church.
The Kappa-Nu girls of the h. Y. @.
planned and carried out successful
cafeteria luncheon Friday. The dec
orations were carried out in st. Pa
tricks
| The A C.. debaters entertained with
luncheon at the Agricultural College
Saturday complimentary to the U. OF
U. debaters and judges. The table was
decorated with spring flowers. Covers
| were laid for Judge 8. X. Thurman
G. N. Child of Salt Lake, A. E. Bow
en-, Pres. J. A. Widtsoe, Prof. Roberts.
j. s. WEIGH, N. H. Cornish, v. G.
Woolley, A. N. Guigar, Hamilton Gard
ner, Joseph Stokes, Mr. Fife. G. B.
Hendricks, and Mr.. Woolley.
The B. Y c. entertained at dinner
Saturday complimentary to the men,
bers of the board Of trustees and their
wives. The table had for centerpiece
roses in cut glass vase. Covers were
laid for twenty-one.
One of the most attractive things
of the week was the concert under
the able direction of Prof G. w.
Thatcher, for the benefit of the Sixth
ward mutual Friday night in the
Sixth ward chapel. The following de.
lghtful programme was rendered:
Overture, lie Domino Noir," Auber
Thatcher Orchestra.
2-(a) my King" Frank Lynes;
(b) - "Serenade," Niedlinger, Mr..
F. II. Baugh.
3-"Selections for Pianofore," Mrs.
Nettie T. Sloan.
ballad and Polonaise," Violin,
Vieuxtemps, Mr. VIM Spicker.
5-(a)-"The Wild Rosebud" Schu-
bert; (b)-'I Would That My
Love, Schuman
characteristics. Sloan Mr. Baugh,
Mrs. Linnartz, Mr.. Thatcher.
Dances from Henry VIII Edward
German-(a) Morris Dance, (b),
Shepherds Dance; tc) Torch
Dance. e. :. Thatcher Orchestra
After the concert a dancing party
was given in the Pavilion for the same
purpose, Mr. Thatcher furnishing the
music.
A card party will be given by the
/ II. A. G. Woman's club at the Com
mercial-Boosters' club rooms, Friday
March Gath, from three to five
thirty, and. eight. to eleven thirty, for
the purpose of raising money to pur
, chase one of Mr. j. A. Moser's pic
lures. Mr.. Moser is a young artist re
Gently returned from two years
study in Paris, and is making a strug
gle to go on with his work. These pic
. lures will be presented to the A. G
| anu III int
This afternoaon the Hallowell concert
company will play at Murdock's candy
kitchen from three to five. During the
concert hours Mrs. A. l. Cole will en-
terrain with three tables of bridge II
their pretty little catering parlor
, which will be artistically decorated
with roses, carnations and greenry.
a Mrs. Walter Mclaughlin entertain
:, ed with three tables of bridge at thu
Eliason home Thursday afternoon.
a Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. Needham Ell
), tertained at dinner Sunday. The tabl
n was graced with roses. Covers wer
Y laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Earl, Ma
" and Mrs. Moses Reese, Mr. ALDER
4, jenkins, DR.. and Mrs. Robert Stewar
y and Mrs. Needham.
Ie A few friends of Mrs. Addie Ienkln
u gave ntl q N'li6hllui piioN p"i'
k. Tuesday afternoon The event beln
ID Mrs. Jenkins birthday,
Iv
The first year class of the Agricu
tural College entertained with a dan
ing party in the Preston building
Monday evening. The hall was deco
A., ated with the class and college color
The Woman's faculty league ente
tanned with a dancing party in IL
ld Woman's building Friday evening
to last week The rooms were artist
st. ally decorated with cut flowers, pott'
,s- plants and ferns. The dancing W;
ny intelspersed with games. Refres
he ments were served
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