The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-16

story" and "The Register" by VIII
liam Howels presented by the A. C.
Faculty Woman's League Monday
night at the Agricultural College 20
invited guests, and Wednesday night
at the Nibley Hall to crowded
and enthusiastic house, were delight.
fully clever and amusing and excep.
tionally well played by well trained
casts. The players and director de-
serve much credit for such a delight
ful evenings entertainment Under
the able direction of Miss Hunts.
man the following persons took part
in these charming little comedies:
Mr.. W. Il. Carroll, Mrs. w. l.. Walk.
er, Mr. A. c. Darlington, Miss Jean
Crookston, Mrs. A. c. Darlington,
Miss Blanche Cooped, Miss Coral
Kerr, Mrs. C.. w. Porter, Mr.. d. e.
Robinson, Mr.. H. II. Dale.
A delightful affair of the week was
Kensington given by Miss Charlotte
Kyle in honor of Mrs. w. II. Crothers
at the home of Mrs. A. M. Fleming,
Thursday afternoon Artistically ar
ranged about the rooms were cut
flowers, ferns and potted plants. De-
licious refreshments were served UNI
der the able management of the
ladies' OF the St Johns guild. About
twenty-five guests were present.
A pleasing social event OF next
week will be the card party which
Is being planned by the A. C. Wo-
mans Club to be given in the Com.
mercial Boosters club rooms Tues
day afternoon and evening. March ~.
The tables will be sold for 81 and
the proceeds viii go for civic improve.
ment OF Logan city,
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Bell entertain,
ed with 800" party Wednesday eve.
ming. The rooms were frightened
with carnations, delicious refresh.
ments were served from beautifully
appointed tables. Mrs. G. w. Lind.
quist and Mr.. Albert Jenkins were
the prize winners.
A delightful surprise party was
given in honor of Miss Virginia. Eng.
land last Saturday evening at the
Enaland home on First South. The
party was planned and carried out by
few friends of Miss England The
time was spent in games, music
and refreshments. The rooms were
frightened with cat flowers,
Mr.. and Mrs. A d. Bell entertain.
ed with a family thinner last Sanday
evening. The occasion being in hon.
or of Mrs. Bells birthday anniver'
sary. The table had for center
piece large bowl Of Jonquick. Gov.
crs were laid for about fifteen.
Mrs. A. b. Harrison entertained
With childrens party in honor OF
her little son Lees tenth year old
birthday Wednesday afternoon. Games
ana refreshments occupied the time
Twelve little guests were present.
Last Saturday, Mrs. John Chapman
entertained in honor of her mothers
Mrs. August Spenst birthday ami.
,crsary. The rooms we're brighten.
ed with cut flowers. Progressive
glmes was the diversion. ,eliclous
refreshments were served.
Mrs. o. II. Bulge entertained IT
dinner Tuesday evening The table
vas decorated with Jonquils. Covers
we're laid for six.
TIE A. G. Nrmcn's Club met Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
A. NJ. Fleming with Miss Charlotte
Kyle as hostess. Mrs. George Bell
read in a very able and artistic man
n'.r "Pelleas and Melisaude' after
which Miss Charlotte Kyle gave a
very interesting sketch OF the life
of DeBussey. The hostess served tea
assisted by Mrs. A. NJ. Fleming and
Miss Florence Brown.
The Clio Circle met this week
with Mrs. Frank R. Reynolds. The
drama for the afternoon was "ulys'
ses" by Stephen Phillips Mrs. }.
z. Carbon gave a very delightful dis
cussion Of Phillips and a synopsis OF
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