The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-05-25
were present.

Mrs. Hailstone entertained with an.
other wee" party this week in honor
of her daughter Florences fourth year
old birthday. Games were played. Re.
freshments were served.
The third A and the fourth B grade |
OF the Woodruff school gave a delight
full surprise party on their teacher,
Miss Mabel Johnson, Tuesday after.
noon. The little folks had stored
away in the building flowers and
many good things to eat. At the close
of school they quickly arranged the
flowers and refreshment corner in
one of the rooms, and led their teach
er in. A pleasant hour was spent
playing games. Great credit is due
the little folks of these grades for the
successful and artistic way in which
they planned and carried out this
party.
Bell entertained informally with cards
in honor of Mrs. l.. A. Rosa of Salt
Lake. The rooms were decorated with
tulips. Those present were Mesdancs
l.. A. Roza, NJ. J. Andrews, Jr., A. u.
Bell, VIM. Hoges, Jesse Earl, S. g.
Needham, Frank Earl, Il. w. Robin.
son.
Mrs. A. d. Bell entertained with a
500 in honor of Mrs. l.. A. Roza, Fri.
day afternoon. The roms were dec.
Grated with the seasons flowers. De
llcious refreshments were served
from daintily appointed tables. Those
invited in to meet Mrs. Roza were
Mesdames Frank Earl, M. ]. An.
drews, Jr., Jesse Earl, VIM. Hoges. II.
j. Bell, s. f. Needham, G. w. Lind
ouist, e. w. Robinson, Misses Alice
Drew, Florence and Hattie Smith.
The MILFORD Woodruff camp OF tie
daughters of the pioneers met Tues.
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
James Thomas with a large attend.
snce and a number of invited guests
present. Mrs. Ruth Moench Bell con-
tinued the life of Joseph Smith. Miss
Ellen Peterson gave piano solo,
Mrs. j. z. Stewart gave a short talk.
Delicious refreshments were served.
On Friday evening of last week the
Seniors of the B. Y. c. gave a dane
ing party at the gymnasium. The
faculty and student body were in
attendance, and all had jolly time
together before separating for the
summer vacation.
Mrs. l.. A. Roza of Salt Lake, Is
visiting here, guest of her sister, Mrs.
A. ID. Bell.
Mrs. Horace G. Nebeker is visiting
in Ogden and Salt Lake.
Miss Ollena Smith will be home
next week from Woods Cross, where
she has spent the winter with her SIS
ter, Mrs. w. E. Grant.
Mr.. and Mrs T. lie Roy Carbon
left the early part of the week for the
east. They will make their main stops
at New York and Chicago.
Mrs. Bessie Day, one of the A. G.
graduates this year, will leave for
her home in southern Utah next week.
where she will spend the summer
MIR. and Mrs. Will Howell left last
Saturday for Washington, d. c.,
where they will spend a month with
Congressman and Mrs. Howell. They
will visit New York before returning
home.
Mr. Johnnie Stoddard, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Israel Stoddard of Rich.
nond, returned home last week from
filling a four years mission in the
Sandwich islands.
Mr.. Matthew Shaw, of Richmond,
spent over last Sunday here.
Bishop B. G. Thatcher spent Mon.
day and Tuesday in Salt Lake.
Miss Libbe Wells, Miss Dorothy
jennings, Miss Helen Clawsop, of Salt
Lake, came TO Logan last SATURDAY. m
attCrd the track meet ana were
gUeCls of Mrs. B. =. Thatcher )ver
5urGiy.