The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-10
LOGA II

!ul informal affairs of the week WAS the
card party given by Mr bons Snd MTsi b,rsay sIa
evening. Their artistic home was
adorned with quantities of bsautttul fan
fowers. and tho game Of 400 was
PLAYED and thoroughly enjoyed. AZ the
close Of THO game prizes were awarded
and refreshments We're served by the
hostess. Twenty-four guests we're pres
cnt.
Much interezt is being shown in the
charity ball which Is TO be given in Lo-
gan csrly in December. under the man
sgement OF the 4, C. Woman's club,
This 0ill he the FIRST charity affair OF us
kind ever given in Logan. and It is the
success financially and ons OF The most
brilliant social events OF the year.
A party Of Logan society folks en-
joyed a trolley ride 10 Suthheld Mon
planned for a chicken supper to be
served After enJoying the feast the
party attended the dancing party which
Is given at smithneld every Saturday,
Those Included were MIR. and Mrs.
Alfred Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Q.
stevens, Mir. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs: 3.
eker, Mr.. and Mrs. George JorseSon and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Shepard.
4 pretty party was given Tuesday by
Miss Lucille Snow at the home OF her
in honor OF Miss Shows sixteenth birth
day. and r large number Of her young
friends Wero invited to help celebrate the
event Clever games and guessing
tainment. The birthday luncheon was
served from table beautifully decorated
With an. exquisite basket OF American
Beauty roses, and dainty place cards
marked places for fourteen guests.
Miss Anna widtsoe entertained III.
teen OF her friends most charmtnely at
the home Of her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
]. A. Widtsoe, Saturday afternoon. The
rated in yellow, and the time was spent
in playing games Refreshments were
served.
Mrs. j. A. Hendricks was hostess at
two charming dinner parties, one on
Monday and the other on Tuesday even
Mrs Schweitzer The table was boau-
tifully decorated with fall flowers and
ferns, and places were laid for the
honoTed guest the host and hostess, Mr..
and Mrs. Bjorkman. Miss Irene Hend
ricks and Roy and Harry Schwietzer,
Tuesday evening the guests included:
Mr.. Nj and gonaH Mrs po1,o e S9renso5' ME- Mr and
Haddock, Mrs. Mary Brow, Mrs. Griffin,
Miss Hazel LLOYD and Roy Schwietzer
Tho table held the same effective deco
rations, and a most enjoyable evening
was spent.
birthday anniversary of j, C.. Stewart
his children and grandchildren gathered
at his home Thursday evening to cele-
brate the event, The party was a sue
very enjoyable affair. Supper was
served from long table decorated with
flowers. Later In the. evening music
was enjoyed and family greetings ex-
tended.
The Sigma Alphas entertained the fol-
lowing guests at dinner Wednesday even
ing at their attractive frat home on Cen
ter street: Miss Marie Barker, Miss Ella
johnson. large bouquet OF chrysan-
themums adorned the table Music was
a feature Of the evening
The annual board meeting OF the Brig
ham Young college was held Saturday
afternoon. At the conclusion Of the meet
ing the faculty members and officers
with their wives were entertained at
banquet served In the college dining room
Besides the faculty members. covers were
laid for President Joseph +. Smith, Bishop
and Mrs. c. w. Nibley, Congressman and
Mrs. Joseph Howell and other prominent
board members from Salt Lake
One OF the pleasant events in church
circles was the supper given Tuesday
steDj0S ST.; JOINS sy home onS on on Ha s @ s
Refreshments were served by the ladies'
with guests from $50 to 8 O'Clock. These
suppers, which are given annually al
ways prove g great success and are looked
forward to with much pleasure by a
large number Of guests as well as the
church workers.
The Clio circle held an interesting
meeting Wednesday al the home OF Mrs
Lettie Howell; The drama under dis
Hauptsnann. Mrs william spicken had
charge OF the programme. and gave the
reading OF ''Sunken Bell in a most inter-
..r@-
OF the AFTERNOON. Refreshments were
served by the hostess at the close or the
programme.
The A. C. wouan's club met Monday
with Mrs. sidney O. Stevens with a
afternoon was "Jean Christopher" by
Romain ROLAND. and the story was well
told by Mrs. Il. G. Titus. After num-
Der OF important business h;s matters were weGe
Monday at the home OF Mrs. Margaret
Wilkinson. Tea WAS served during the
social half hour that followed, from a
which Mrs. @. 3. Thatcher and Miss
Elizabeth Smith presided.
A large and apprecistive audience
greeted Edmund Vance Cooke AT the TAP
ernsacle THURSDAY evening to bear ms
Mr.. Cooke knew what was in store for
them. while those who had not were
pleasantly surprised At the dramatic tai.
ent OF this clever writer OF poetry II
was the third number in the Lyceum So
ries which Is being conducted this sea-
son by the A. A. and 3. Y. colleges.
A chiIdren's party was given Thursday
evening by Mrs. Luna Y. Thatcher In
honor OF little Miss Connie Nioley. Four
teen little guests were entertained with
games and music, a delicious luncheon,
and were then taken 10 the Electric the
ater where the moving pictures were en-
joyed.
Or. Henry Campbell. Of Provo. spent
the early part OF the week in Logan visit
Ing with his father.
Mrs. Luther Howell is visiting with rel
ativcs In Salt Lake.
The marriage OF Miss Dora Nielsen
and William Cartwright took place
Thursday in tho logan temple Follow
Ing the ceremony 2 wedding breakfast
was s>rved al the homo OF the brides
psrcnts, Nv and Mrs. r. a. Nie'sen. for
the Immediate families. Both younE peo-