The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-10-26

University Club OF Logan Friday eve
ming was delightful affair. The pa
tronesses of the evening were Mrs.
George Hendricks, Mrs. Robert j.
Binford, Mrs. Ray b. West, Mrs.
Frank l.. West, Mrs. c. w. Porter,
Mrs. Horace G.. Nebeker, Mrs. Par
ley E. Peterson, Mrs. Leon ID. Batch
elor. Mrs. John T. Game, Ill, Mrs.
Lyman l.. DANES, Mrs. Franklin ID.
DANES. The dancing parties given
by the university club have won the
name of being one of the most de-
ljghtful parties of the social year.
The one Friday evening was OF the
usual order. The hall was artist
cally and fittingly decorated with
autumn foliage. Easy chairs and
rugs were spread about the hall. Re-
freshments were served. The hall
was filed with guests, and with the
new and chic gowns of the women
presented pretty scene.
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. j. s.
Calderwood entertained with a pref
tily appointed luncheon at her home
on South Main. The decorations and
menu were carried out in the Hallow'
en- scheme. A most attractive center
piece was golden pumpkin with
lighted candles in 1t resting on a
table reflector. On each enc OF the
table was lighted candleba shaded
with yellow. Appropriate place
cards marked places for Mesdames
N. A. Larsen, Charles McCausland,
George Fister, Nephi Peterson, p. NJ.
Nielsen, N. w. Haws, Mary E. Smith
Hal Farr.
Mrs. A. S. Farrell entertained at
dinner last Friday afternoon in hon
or of Mrs. Selma Robbins. The ia
BILE was decorated with cut flowers.
Covers were laid for eight.
Mrs. Robert Binford entertained
with 500 party last Saturday after
noon at her home on Second West.
A color scheme of lavender and white
was carried out in the artistic dec
orations and delicious menu. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. Frank
Thatcher and Mrs. G.. B. Hendricks.
The prizes were won by Mrs B. G..
Thatcher and Mrs. ]. W. Morrell. .
Those present were Mesdames Jos.
Howell, e. w. Robinson, G. w.
Thatcher, A. l.. Cole, S. o. Stevens,
Luther NJ. Howell b. G.. Thatcher,
/. s. Smith, Roy Rudolph, G. w.
Thatcher, A. H. Thompson, C. w.
Hansen, w. w. Mclaughlin, George
Torgeson, J. w. Morrell, Miss leila
Smart, Miss Charlotte Kyle.
BY way of surprising Mrs. Kate
Preston, a number of her friends
gathered at her home Monday even
ing, taking with them many good
things to eat. The evening was
spent in social chat. Those present
were Mesdames Annie Barber, w.
w. Mclaughlin, Moses Thatcher, o.
H. Bulge, ]. II. Marshall, e. s..
Bulge, W. o. Cranney, Miss amy
Wilson.
The A. C. Woman's Club met
Monday afternoon at the home OF T..
w. Robinson with every member
present. Mrs. Robinson gave a
sketch of the life of Joseph Conrad
and comments on his books Under
Western Eyes," and 'Loed JIM" af-
ter which Attorney A. E. Bowen
gave very able and interesting
critical review of Lord jim Miss
Huntsman and Mrs. Campbell report.
ed the Federation recently held at
Springville. The hostess server re.
freshments assisted by Mrs. d. G..
Thatcher, Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mrs. d,
c. Bulge, Mrs. Frank Thatcher. The
guests of the afternoon were: MIS-.
Vernon, Mrs. Cole, Mrs G. G.. Smith,
Mrs. Nat Shepard, Mrs. Jennie Her.
rington, Miss Hattie Smith.
The Clio Circle met this week with
Mrs. Cole. The music for the after.
noon was the solo "Dost Thou know
that sweet land" Thomas, delightful
ly rendered by Miss Ethel Jensen.
Maurice Malterlnck, Belgian poet,
dramatist, and essayist was the au'
thor under discussion for the after.
noon, and the BLUE Bird" his most
representative play was given by
Dora Wright. In the Blue Bird
one OF the great Belgian's plays, Ger,
maA quaintness and warm homely
sentiment mingle with French sub