The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-11

McAlister, one of the May brides, Mrs.
A. l.. Cole entertained with a party
Yesterday afternoon at her attractive
bungalow on 3rd north. A color
scheme of pink was carried out in
the artistic decorations and delicious
menu. All about the living room
peach blossoms with their delicate
bloom and fragrance were effectively
arranged, which gave charming
suggestion of the season and made a
pretty back ground for the pink sweet
peas. The long table in the dining
room was ornamented with a hand
some cluny lace cover over pink sa'
tin having for centerpiece large
cut glass basket overlooking with
pink sweet peas, the handle tied with
a hugh bow of pink maline. Smilax
added a graceful touch to the perfect
decorative scheme. A feature of the
afternoon was each guest drew
plan of a bungalow with timely sug-
gestions for the bride. A prize be-
ing awarded for the best work. APP
propriate hand painted cards marked
places for the following guests:
Misses Caroline McAlister. leila
Smart, Vivian Hatch. Marie Barber.
Phoebe Nebeker, Lalene Hendricks,
Genevieve Thatcher, Florence McAiis-
ter. Dora Wright, Mrs. Robert Bin
ford, Mrs. Luther M. Howell. Mrs.
Frank Thatcher, Mrs. Horace Nebe-
ker, Mrs. Carl Smart Mrs. Anna
Chambers, Mrs. Roy Bullen, Mrs. c. G..
Smith, Mrs. Roy McAlister, Mrs. Roy
Rudolph.
Complimentary to Prof. Harrison
Dale, President and Mrs. Widtsoe en-
tertained with a prettily appointed
dinner Monday evening at their
home on College hill. The rooms were
frightened with tulips. The table was
graced with daffodils. Besides Presi-
dent and Mrs. Widtsoe, covers were
laid for Miss Huntsman, Miss Smart,
Miss Cooper, Prof. Dale, Prof. Larsen,
Mr.. Ernest Carroll.
A much looked for event is the
program which is being planned an
der the auspices of the Stake officers
of the Relief society in enumeration
of Mothers Day, which will be given
in the Tabernacle tomorrow No
pains have been spared by the ladies
in charge to successfully carry out
the well planned program
Mrs. j. A. Hendrickson entertained
the Clio Circle drama cast with a
few invited guests Wednesday ev
ening. The rooms were decorated
with carnations.
Mrs. A. l.. Farrell entertained in
formally at dinner Sunday. The Ia
Bile was decorated with cut flowers
Covers were laid for six.
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A pretty little informal Kensingtor
of the week was one given by Mrs
J. E. Carbon.
Mrs A. l.. Cole has invitations ou
for a bridge party next week.
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Mrs. A. b. Harrison entertained N
honor of her son Atoms birthday an
niversary Monday evening. Unique
games were played. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Nettie Sloan has invitations
out for piano recital which Will b'
given by her pupils one evening mex
week, at the Crystal Theatre. Mrs
Sloan's recitals are always LOOKED
forward to with much pleasure. Els
pecially attractive numbers will b,
rendered at this recital.
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The A. c. Woman's Club met Mon
day afternoon for its last meeting o
the year with Mrs. B. G. Thatcher
Mrs. Frederick f. Clark had charg
of the program. Mrs. Clark gave
very interesting review and discus
sion of La Boheme" by Puccini. Mrs
VIM. Spicker gave beautiful selection
from the opera. Delicious refresh
ments were served
The Clio Circle met Wednesday al
ternoon at the Commercial Booster
Club rooms with large attendant
and a numhar nf invitad puactu nras