The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-03-02

dinner at the Eagle Cafe in honor of
Mrs. Oscar Madison and Mrs. Hicken.
looper, Tuesday afternoon. The Ia
Bile had for centerpiece a large
vase of carnations. Covers were laid
for Mrs. Madison. Mrs. Hickenlooper
Mrs. Moses Thatcher, Mrs. A. S.
Horne. Mrs. e. s. Bulge, Mrs. j. A.
Hendrickson, Mrs. Alma Chambers.
The Woodmen planned a very de-
lightful dancing party which was
held at their hall Monday evening.
Invitations were extended to the
Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and the wo.
men of Woodcraft. Music was inter-
spersed with the dancing. A deli
cious luncheon was served during
the evening.
on Wednesday afternoon party
was planned by the family of Mrs.
Ellen Charles in honor of her sixty
fifth birthday anniversary. The
party was given at the home of Mrs.
Charles and delightful afternoon
was passed.
Mrs. Mary Sorensen entertained a
few friends informally Friday even
ing.
The Ladies of the st. Johns Guild
gave a silver tea Thursday afternoon
from three to six at the home of
Mrs. A. M. Fleming, for the benefit
of the st. Johns church. AS well as
a financial success 1t was very
pleasing afternoon.
Mrs. p. M. Nielsen entertained at
a prettily appointed Kensington in
honor of her house-guests, Mrs.
Hansen and Mrs. Nephi Peterson, of
Ogden, Monday afternoon. At the
end of a pleasant afternoon, delic.
ious refreshments were served.
Those invited in to meet Mrs. Han
sen and Mrs. Peterson were Mes.
danes II. A. Peterson, George Fis-
ter, Frank Palmer, N. w. Haws, Hal
Farr, julius Jacobsen, ]. S. Calder
wood.
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Reese entertained with a progressive
800" party. The rooms were decor
ated with carnations. Six tables
were filled with players. Delicious
refreshments were served from pref.
tily appointed tables.
Mrs. A. M. Fleming entertained at
beautifully appointed dinner
Thursday evening The table had
for centerpiece bowl of red ger
anium blossoms Covers were laid
for twelve.
Misses Orita Smith and Veda
Guild were hostesses at a prettily
appointed George Washington party
last Friday evening. Red and white
carnations and ported plants were
artistically arranged about the
house. Not only in the decorations
but in the delicious menu and hand
painted place cards was the George
Washington idea carried out. In q
guessing game Miss Jessie Eccles
captured the prize. Those present
were Misses Eva Davis, Frances Bar
Der, Ada Mitten, Virginia Bateson
Ardel Browning Emma Eccles, Mary
Carlisle, Leora Thatcher, Florence
Carlisle, Claire Carbon, Jessie Eccles
Nettie Goodwin, Messrs. James b
Linford, Joe Quincy, Guy Poulsen
Jean Stewart, Leslie Smith, Latham
Alfred, Langton Barber, Jessie Smitf
Conrad Odell. Spencer Eccles, Carl
isle Nibley, Ray Davis, Hume Nebe
ker, Grover Clyde.
Mr. Jessie Smith entertained III
teen of his friends at swimming
party Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs
j. p. Smith, Jr., chaperoning
On Monday afternoon the A. Q
Woman's Club met at the CONNER
cial Boosters Club rooms with Mis-
Elizabeth Smith as hostess, The ClI'
Circle and Wobyca society wer,
guests of the afternoon. Prof. e. G
Peterson gave very interesting AM
instructive talk on Immunity From
Disease" after which the hostes
served tea, assisted by Mrs. f. 1
Ball Mrs. s. o. Stevens, Mrs, II. r