The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-18

- f'''N VI N"O "tth EONO.
Miss Ida Savage and Miss Kate
Stayner of Salt Lake spent part of the
week here.
Mrs. w. G.. DAMS is expected here
from Rexburg tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hendricks, OF
Richmond, announce the engagement
of their daughter Ortensia to Mr..
Adelbert c. Brown of Ogden, Utah.
The marriage to take place in June.
Mr.. ]. f. Wright, Mr.. w. G.. Wright,
Mr.. Heber ]. Carlisle, spent wednes.
day at Blue Creek, Pocatello valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Park, of Rex.
burg. are visiting here.
Mrs. Harry Parker returned home
to Salt Lake Tuesday after a months
stay here.
Mr.. George Llndquist spent the
mid-week in Salt Lake.
Mrs. Frederick Il. Clark entertained
Informally with one table of Bridge,
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Il. ID Ball will entertain with
a 800" party at her attractive home
on College hill this afternoon. The
rooms will be decorated with spring
blossoms and tulips. Five tables
will be arranged for players.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Il. ID.
Ball entertained with beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon at her home On
College hill. The table had for
center piece a large bowl overlooking
with tulips Smilax was effectively
used on the table Covers were laid
for ten.
On Wednesday afternoon delicious
luncheon was served at the Agricul-
tural College in honor of Captain Sim
mons. The table was decorated with
tulips. Covers were laid for Captain
Simmons, President Widtsoe, Liemen.
ant and Mrs, Robert Binford, Mrs. l..
w. Caffey, Prot and Mrs. G. w.
Thatcher, Miss Elizabeth Smith. Miss
Ellen Huntington, Mr.. Il. G.. Peterson.
The A. c. Woman's Club closed its
club year Monday evening at che
home OF Mrs. A. NJ. Fleming with a
most delightful program. Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace G. Whitney of Salt Lake
City, were the guests of honor of the
club. MIR. Whitney gave a most in.
teresting and happy talk on Dickens
whom he had met in his boyhood. Mr..
Whitney has been a student of Dick
ems Tor years and has collected much
data and personalia regarding this
we'll loved writer whose centenary has
been so widely celebrated this year,
and his talk was full of the interest
and charm that only the true Dickens
lover can give.
Mrs. Nettie Sloan, with her beauti.
full voice, sang several old English
ballads.
BY request of Mr.. Whitney, Dick
ems in Camp" by Bret Harte, was
read. Miss Wilkinson ably read the
poem.
number of guests shared the ev
pning's pleasure, Tulips and potted
lants were effectively arranged about
The rooms. Delicious refreshments
were served.
Complimentary to Miss Edith Bul.
len, one of the June Brides, Mrs T.
w. Robinson entertained with a pref
lily appointed party at her home Oh
first East, Thursday evening. A color
TNhNAh' vi pun anu Nhlle was NdIilGu
que Peach and plum blossoms were
effectively used for the charming de
coratlve scheme. Each guest took
part in an archery contest. After this
was over and a prize awarded to the
one hitting the mark each wrote an
ode to the bride TO he-which we're
read while the delicious refreshments
were being served. Mrs. Josephine
Rullen, president at the punch bowl
Hand painted place cards marked
places for Miss Edith Bullen, Mrs
Josephine Bullen, Mrs, Herschel Bul
len, Mrs. A, b, Harrison, Mrs. Roy
Bnllen, Misses Margaret and Edna
Nibley, Harriet Thatcher, Della Nor.