The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-15
LOGAN

LOGAN, Dec. ii-One OF the notable
social events of the week WAS the charity
under the auspices of the A. c. Woman s
club, The bali was the first of its kind
ever given In Logan. The CLUB members
are encouraged with the dellghtfnl sue
cess of the affair. The auditorium Was
beautifully decorated for the occasion in
red and green carried out In Christmas
suggestions. In the center OF the hall a
large Christmas tree. artistically adorned
in silver and gold and lighted with In
candescents, made an attractive center
decoration, Around the hall, trees were
placed ornamented with tinsel and light
ed with strcamcrs of lights In colors of
red and green. The west end CT the hall
was converted into reception room
and here card tables were arranged for
those who did not care to dance.
Seldom arc SO many beautiful gowns
Worn in Logan as were seen Monday AT
the charity ball From social stand
point the evening will be remembered
with much pleasure.
A delightful affair Of Thursday after
noon was this reception at which Mrs.
Ildou Prentice Bacon entertained about
sixty of her friends to meet Mrs. Ernest
Clifton Bacon. wife OF u. .. Bacon. new
arrivals In Logan. The Bacon home OH
color scheme Of green and pink, In tho
eeived; pink formations were used. and
here Mrs, Bacon MAS assisted III re-
ceiving by Miss Charlotte Kyle. The
dining room was extremely effective AL!
the details were carried out In pink and
green. A large candelabr shaded with
pink shades. was the, center decoration
of the table. while pink table stands and
smilaX completed the pretty effect. AS
sisting In the dining room were Mrs; A.
r. l.. Campbell. Miss Elijah beth Smith,
Miss Helen Bacon. Miss Nibley and Miss
Helen Thompson
One Of the most enjoyable private
"a, hot I119 r-tV
Ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Thatcher
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Z, Carbon, DR.. and
seph odell, The dance was, at the
Fourth ward amusement hall which
was beautifully adorned In Christmas
decorations Dainty refreshments were
served during the evening.
Tho Wobyca society met Tuesday
evening ut the home OF Mrs. Loren Mer~
rill. with Mrs, Merrill and Mrs. Norton
as hostesses. very interesting lecture
mechanical Theory of Life" a vocal
solo was given by L. Haddock. Dainty
refreshments we're served, a large
The Clio circle held an Interesting ses-
sion Wednesday at the home OF Mrs
Fosnsr Fowsr Of r. papEness GHss by rosto as
given by Prof George Hendricks; Miss
solo. At the conclusion OF the pro-
gran1me refreshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ray 3. West
Miss Margaret Nihley and Miss Edna
Niblcy. The invited guests were; Mrs
j. p. Smith, Jr.. Mrs. Ray West, Mrs.
g. W. Thatcher. Mrs. II. G. Nebekcr and
Mrg. George Hendricks
The Joseph Smith company OF the
Daughters Of tho Pioneers met Tuesday
at the home OF Mrs. Isaac Smith: at u
party In honor OF the returning officers
| OF the camp The programme consisted
| Of responses, which were clever and In
teresting, given by the eleven retiring
ladies'. The rooms were adorned with
chrysanthemums, Dainty rcfrcDlmcnts
| were served. AT the conclusion of the
| afternoon. each retiring officer was pre-
| sented with Il handsome plate, given
them by the newly elected officers,
| 4 delightful musicale was given
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs, w.
w. Phelps In honor OF their eighteenth
| wedding anniversary. IL was given at
the Phelps home. which was artisticully
| decorated for the occasion, and come OF