The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-27
Additional State Society
LOGAN.

Special Ia tho Tribune
LOGAN. Oct. a6.SA notable event oi
the week was The dancing party, gwen
a; the pavilion Friday evening by the
University club OF Logan. The members
OF tho club. which includes twenty -onc
nro al college men who make u Il ie,
turc each season 10 entertain thcir
f,irnds at a dance These delightful
events arc looked forward 10 BY IL larGe
number OF t.ogan's society folk with mucn
Ing was in keeping with tho p@st events;
Tho hall wa3 bcautifully decorated ana
the Thatcher orchestra furniShc! pro-
piammc OF delightful music. Punch Was
served. The palroncsses w"iv MTe'
George Hendricks Mrs Robert j. liin .
ford. Mrs. Ray IS. West. Mrs. e. w.
Porter. Mrs. Frank West, MTs: Horace
q. Nelckcr, Mrs Psricy =. peterson
Mrs Leon u Ratchclor Mrs. john T.
Cainc Ill. Mrs. Lyman paiucs ana MrH'
Franklin u. Daincs
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Robert j. BIN
ford was hostess At charming cara
party given At her home on Second \, est
street The gamr cnloycr wds hoc, IN"
guests were seated at sis tahles ana
beautiful prizes from the Orient were
awarded Mrs. II. G.. Thatcher and Mrs.
VIII Morrcl The rooms were gay with
fall flowers. chrySaulhcmums being the
effective. flowers used. At the close OF
the game refreshments vcro served WIN
color scheme of lavender. MIS- BIN
ford was assisted by hcr sisters MTS.
T.. W. Thatcher and Mrs. George Hen
diicks.
Thc session OF tho y. e. Wcmsn's club
held Monday az Mrs L.. W. EoSinsons,
was an enjoyable afternoon "a all who
were included in tho list Of members
and quests. Miss Sarah lIunisman VINO
WAS delegate 20 the Utah Federation ot
Wunans clubs convention gave the re-
port uf tn. federation. The study topic
for the afternoon was Joseph Conrad
Interesting book. 81 nder W cStcin Eyes.
nj
description of Cunrad'S style or wit
ing, and this was followed by a review
OF ihe book by Attorney ~ II. Bowcn
In a most pleasing and interesting man
ner. Tea was served from a table pret
iily decorated in autumn leaves and her
ries. Mrs. q. Il. Thatcher and Mrs.
y. g. Bulge presided at the table. Mrs.
Frank W. hatcher and Miss Harrington
assisted the hostess.
"Wednesday afternoon the Clio circle
mot with Mrs. Alfred Cole and an In
,crSstins prrosrs nmc. INCLUDING music
and the reading OF ''rhc Blue Bird. by
Wright gave an artistic Interpretation of
The book Dainty refreshments were
served from a prettiiv decorated tea
table
The young girls OF ihc Kappa Nu sog-
ority of the Is. y college rcorSanized
their society Saturday evening and elect
ed new officers for tho ensuing year.
After the election an enthusiastic house
party was enjoyed Al which luncheon
was prepared and served i'll the college
dining room by the girls
Saturday evening the Sigma Alpha fra
tcrnity gave a most enjoyable stag party
at their attractive frat hcmc OH East
Center street. All %; the active members
and about Il score Of the associate mem
hcrs were present. the evening proved
n most delightful one. Refreshments
were served.
on Sunday afternoon The sigma AlPhas
entertained At chicken dinner, "a which
number OF guests were invited, The
table was effectively decorated with
flowers ard ferns
The Wilford Woodruff camp nf the
Daughters OF Pioneers met Thursday at
the home OF Mrs. Moses Muir, a good
attendance was present and programme
Of interest WAS enjoyed. Tho home was
decorated with flowers. and following the
programme refreshments were served.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Sidney o. Stew
ems entertained twelve o. hcr lady friends
at bridge. Bridge afternoons p Mrs.
S;evenss home arc always enjoyed by
licr many friends and the one on Friday
was mo exception. \ dainty rrizc Was
awarded Mrs. n. G, sudge. and refresh
ments were served at the close Of the
ETuc.
Mrs, J. s. Caldcr-yood was hostess at
p delightful afternoon party q, her home
Friday afternoon. Artistic decorations
carried out in tie Halloween idea were
I-srr Mrs, \. \. Larsen: Mrs Mari
smith Mrs y *, Clausland, Mrs George
rister. Mrs: \. Peterson, Mrs. p. NJ
Nesou and Mrs. y. W. TIaws.
T'hc following lady friends OF Mrs. Kate
Preston pleasantly surprised her at her
'rhstch Mrs. +, S Budse Mrs VIII
Lard Crauney Mrs. w, ". Mclaughlin,
cirs. O. n Fudge Mrs. j. II MarshcI
Mrs Annie Barker and Miss Amy Wn-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. 4. l. Farrell entertained
an Informal dinner party at their homo
Friday afternoon
Miss Harrington and Mrs. Shepard ~
Sat Lake arc the guests OF Mrs. L. ~.
Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pouiton OF Salt
Like spent tho week in Logan.
Mrs. y. s. IIcrno is visiting in Salt
Lake
Mrs Dave Robbins OF Salt Lake is visit
lHg with relatives In Logan
Mrs. W. Farr of Idaho is in Logan, the
guest Of Mrs. Hal I'arr.
Air. and Mrs Walter rypcr have re-
turned TO thc!r home in salt Lake.
Mrs. Horace NcIeIicr is back from
pleasant Ogden visit
Nh and Airs. Roy Builen are receiving
congratulations OF their many friends on
tho arrival OF a little daughter at their
home.
Mrs. Clayton Tcctzcl has returned from
dclshttGl three months visit spent with
his sister In Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. w Kimball have re-
i.rUcd from Salt Lake