The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-10-19
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where about the living room maple
ash and Virginia creepers with their
attractive autumn shades and berries
were artistically arranged. The de
lcious menu was carried out in
charming Halloween scheme. Beaut
full Egyptian fern baskets were CIV
en- "a prizes and Mrs. Ball and Mrs
Horace Nebeker were the prize win
ners. Those present were Mesdames
d. c.. Bulge, e. p. Bacon, b. u.
Thatcher. f. d. Ball, Il. W. Robin
son. s. o. Stevens, Joel Nibley, Lu-
ther NJ. Howell, Luther Foster G..
G.. Smith, A. II. Thompson, George
Torgeson, Horace Nebeker, Reid
Shamhart, leila Smart, Dora Wright
The dancing party given by the A.
C. Women's Faculty League in the
Smart Gymnasium Monday evening
was a delightful success Mr. Thorn
as Smart and family were guests of
the evening Governor Spry who was
in attendance gave a short talk
On Tuesday evening Mrs. f. w.
Robinson and Mrs. w. w. McLaugh-
lin planned and successfully carried
out a shower for the Sigma Alpha
fraternity. The invited guests gath
cred at the Sigma Alpha home on
East Center street early in the eve
ming. taking with them many useful
and decorative things for their house.
Games were played and refreshments
served Those present were, Mes.
danes f.. w. Robinson, w. w. Nc
Laughlin, Kate Preston, Louis Kerr,
B. G.. Thatcher, Luther Howell, j.
A. Hendrickson, Earl Robinson, Mis-
ses Irene Hendrickson. Harriet
Thatcher, Louisa Barber, Della Nor
rell, Winfred Morrell, Vivian Hatch,
Marie Barber Marie Eccles, Margaret
Nibley, Florence McAllster, Lottie An
derson Anna Matheson, Coral Kerr,
Hattie Smith, Miss Oswald; Messrs
Gorgon Kirby. Charles West, William
Clark. Luther Howell, Howard Schwlt-
ger, Brig Bullen, Mr.. Johnson.
Mrs. s. o. Stevens entertained in
formally Friday afternoon at bridge
On Thursday afternoon a luncheon
was served at the Woman's building
in honor of Mrs. Gilman.
Mr. John Stoddard of Richmond and
Miss Louis Merrill, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Farley Merrill of Trenton,
were married Wednesday in the 10.
gan Temple. In the evening an in.
home of the brides parents for the
immediate families. The newly wed.
ded pair will make their hohme at
Richmond.
Complimentary to Miss Gladys Far.
rell, Miss Hazel Ballif and Miss Veda
Hunsaker entertained with a bundle
shower at the Ballif home on First
West street. The rooms were dec.
Grated with asters. Delicious refresh.
ments we're served from dantily ap
pointed tables. About twenty guests
were present.
Mrs. E. ID. Ball went to Springvllle
on Tuesday to attend the annual con
vention Of the Utah Federation OF
Womens club which is held there
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. Ball was chairman of the pro
gram committee this year and the
program is said to be one of the best
and most comprehensive ever plan
ned for the annual cub meeting.
Most OF the papers and lectures will
be on vital questions of civic and so
cial interest
The A. C. Women's club met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Titus Mr.
Paul Jones gave very interesting
and able discussion of "The new Ma
chavelli," by II G Wells. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The Clio circle met this week will
Mrs VIM. Spicker. The musical mum
Der for the afternoon was Cantabile
Samson ct Dalila, by Saint Saens
Mrs. Snicker accompanied by Mrs
Sloan gave this violin selection wit
the spirit of a true artist. Mrs. ID
H. Thomas discussed Paul Hervie'
as the present master psychologist
the French stage and gave the stor
of his lie Dedale. There is not on
logic in Paul Herview's lie Dedal
but life, great section of throbbir
real life 1t is certainly the mo
t,.o,,,h ,,lau Tins far