The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-04-06

given by the Juniokrs of the A. &.
was one of the social successes OF
the year. The Pavilion was never
more artistically or beautifully decor
ated than with the innumerable gar
lands and hanging baskets of pink
roses and smilax that were used with
such excellent effect Such bevy
of pretty girls and such a medly of
beautiful gowns has perhaps never
been met together before in Logan.
Every detail of the evenings pleasure
was artistically and effectively work.
ed out, from the Prom" the special
feature of the evening which was led
by G. f. Fister, the class president
and Miss Sara Huntsman, one of the
patronesses, to the refreshments,
which were served from latticed rose
covered booths. The program In the
class colors, red and white, were es-
pecially attractive. The four humid
red dancers who filled the hall were
made up in the main of the students,
mostly the upper classmen. with
liberal sprinkling of faculty members
and several out-of-town guests most
ly from Salt Lake City and Ogden.
The patronesses of the evening were
Mrs. e. ID. Ball, Mrs. G. w. Thatcher,
Mrs. Nettie Sloan, Miss Sara Hunts
man, Miss Brown.
Tho Stake Presidency and mem.
bers Of the High Council entertained
with dancing party In the Preston
building In honor of the Stake Off.
GERS of the various organizations,
and their escorts Tuesday evening.
The hall was decorated with carna-
tons and ferns. Refreshments were
served.
On Tuesday evening the b. Y. IA
Guilty entertained in honor OF the
Dramatic club and their escorts. They
all met at the d. Y. early in the ev-
ening and enjoyed an hour in the
swimming pool after which they re-
paired to the Eagle Cafe where ban
quet was served After the banquet
they returned to the b. Y. where
the remainder of the time was spent
in dancing.
Last Saturday afternoon Mrs. Roy
Bullen entertained with a beautiful
ly appointed 500 party in honor of
the Sorosis girls and a few invited
guests The rooms were artistically
decorated with cut flowers, Delicious
refreshments were served from beau
tifully appointed tables, About forty
guests We're present,
go
The American Beauty Club enter
tanned with a dancing party at the
Womans building Friday evening.
The rooms were decorated with lilies
and greenery Refreshments were
sreved. Forty guests were present.
Miss Bertha Robinson and Mr. Will
ford England of Plain City were mar
ried in the Logan temple Wednes'
day. Immediately after the ceremony
wedding breakfast was served at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wat
son. The long table was decorated
with carnations. Covers were laiI
for fourteen. Mr.. and Mrs, England
will make their home at Plain City.
On Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Julii
b. Nibley entertained with kensinE
ton in honor of the Wobyca societ,
and few invited friends. Tn
rooms were frightened with carna
lions. Delicious refreshments wer
served.
The Clio Circle met this week wit
Mrs. A. l.. Cole. The drama for tn
afternoon was 1.-THE Easiest Way" b
Eugene Walters, ably discussed b
Mr.. II. G. Nebeker. Miss Carolin
McAlister gave piano solo. Tn
guests of the afternoon were Me
danes J. A. McAlister, Il. W. Robil
son, s. o. Stevens, ID. c. Bulge,
II Bulge, Robert Binford, Robe
Murdoch Jr,
The A. c. Woman's Club met Mo
day afternoon at the home of Mr.
d. C. Bulge. Attorney Roy
Thatcher gave a very interesting di
-cussion. OF the Irish drama "The
ders to the Sea- by Synge. The he
tess served refreshments assist
by Mrs. Cook. The guests of the
tnrnnnn mana the Masdames Mos