The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-31
LOGAN.

Special TO The Tribune.
LOGAN March 3O.-The most irnpor-
tent event ot the week in society and
club circles was the card party given
Tuesday afternoon and evening AT the
Commercial Boosters club. under the
auspices Of the civic Improvement com
mittee Of the L. a. c. Woman's club.
Forty-five tables were sold. and In ad
dition TO n number OF tickets were sold
for the pool aud billiard tables The
rooms were decorated with potted plants.
o'clock, Mrs. Guy Thatcher WAS chair
man OF the refreshnent committee and
was assisted by Mrs. P l.. Campbell.
Mrs. Clayton Teetzel. Mrs Fl. p. Emeis.
Laughlin, Miss Elizabeth Smith and Miss
Margaret Wilkinson. Assisting In the
evening besides those named were Mrs
George W: Thatcher. Mrs. Frank
Frederick Clark.
Miss Irene Hendrickson entertained a
number Of her friends most pleasantly
AZ her home Monday evening The rooms
were prettily decorated for the occasion
in color scheme OF green and white.
roses being the predomfnaung flower.
Music and games were features OF the
evening. AT IL o'clock a buffet lunch
which as decorated with an abundancs
OF smIlax and Gala lilies. Thirty-four
guests enjoyed the affair
A delightful musicale was the affair
planned by the Wobyca society Wednes
day evening. for the purpose Of raising
money to purchase a.. plano The event
was given at the Nloley hall and was
most delightful success. A most ar
tistic programme was carried out, which
included vocal and instrumental sslec-
tons.
The Happy Hour club was pleasantly
| entertained one day last week by Mrs.
Ralph Smith. Progressive five hundred
wa. was played and the prizes Went to Mrs;
and Rec Smith. The hostess was
sisted In serving refreshments by the
Misses Hattie and Ada Smith and Ines
Taroet
The ladies OF st. Johns guild enter
tanned at pleasant social affair at tho
church Thursday afternoon. The guests
included only the guild members, and
| each one came prepared to tell how she
had earned one dollar for the benefit OF
the guild. The ways and means af-
forded much amusement. Refreshments
were served and the time was most
| thoroughly enjoyed by those present.
An interesting programme was carried
out at the meeting Of the I: 4 c. Won
| Widtsoe Monday afternoon. Mrs George
Bell was hostess. Mrs. Widtsoe told in
delightful manner the story OF the
opera Figaro" by Mozart, Mrs. Ncttie
7. Sloan gave vocal selection from the
opera. after which number OF rerv
fine graphophone records were enjoyed.
|
and a large number Of invited guests
were present. The club will meet Mon
day with Mrs. D. c. Bulge.
The Cleo, circle was entertained by
noon The programme included two de-
lightfu vocal solos b. Mrs. Nettie r.
Sloan and a very interesting reading bv
Roy d. Thatcher the subject being The
]iclous luncheon was served following
| the afternoons entertainment and a
number Of invited guests were present.
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
! u. II. Thomas the American Beauty club.
which includes a number OF young girls.
| entertained their parents and A larGa
number OF friends at musical after
Dora Fuller Miss Luna Farrell. Miss An
ma Widtsoe, Miss Thelma Stewart Miss
Georsia Turner and Miss Bessie stew
the hostess Refreshments were served
and very pleasant afternoon enjoyed.
a pre- Easter pros ramme. given under
the auspices OF The Y M and I. NJ.
!; associations was rendered TODAY in
Bell read Maeterlincks Mary Masda
| lene.
The Misses Amy and Kate Wilson en-
! tertalneo at a pleasant Informal evening
at their apa rtmcnts Monday evening.
Mrs. II. ". Thomas entertained at a
delightful dinner party Tuesday even
ing. Carnations decorated the table.
Mrs. Lyman Hyde Of Salt Lake is Wis
| ting here. Inc guest of her mother. Mrs.
| J. T Caiue.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bennion left the early
part Of the week for their home In
I TayIorvie after spcnding several months
In Logan at the HybaIl home.
The social and ball given in the sixth
! Ward Amusement haD Tuesday evening
was one of the delightful events or the
week. II was given in honor OF Frank
Baugh. Jr.. who leaves shortly for Eu-
! rope,
Miss Mary Card Is visiting in Salt
! Lake.
The Brigham Young company OF the
Daughters Of The Pioneers met Thurs
day with Mrs. Frank Tha tcher. There
was good attendance and a rery de-
lightful programme carried out Re-
| frcShments We're served.