The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-01
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LOGAN, May Sl,-One OF the elaborate
affairs Of the week was the banquet and
ball given by the Phi Kappi lola fra
| friends Friday evening The affair was
in honor OF tho closing of successful
school year which means the parting,
| for the summer, OF the fraternity boys.
| II was held at their attra ctive frat
home AT 1863 East Center street, md the
banquet served was one long to be re-
membered, 4 long table extending the
! length OF the dining and living rooms
( was artistically decorated with roses and
carnations. a great cluster. of flowers
roses We're also scattered at intervals
along the table. Places were laid for
fifty and delicious nineteen course din
ner was served, Joseph w. Olsen was
sponded to by Jesse \. Ellertson. Al
fred p, Caine. j. Frank Woolley. George
F'ister, Professor George ". THATCHER
S. v, Turks and Ernest Mohr, Music
was a delightful feature during the BAN
quet. At 1890 O'Clock the guests were
taken to Preston hall. where dancing
spared 10 make the scene an attractive
one. The hall was most Inviting with
many handsome. rugs and was gay with
fl2wers and and other decora,ions rs. ~ IN the i,
orchestra furnished the music and the
event will be remembered IS one Of the
most successful affairs ever attempted
by the fraternity. Professor and Mrs
George w. Thatcher were the patrons.
An elaborate event of Thursday even
Ing was the Brigham Young college
alumni banquet and ball The banquet
was served at the college from tables
choicest flowers. Toasts We're given and
the menu served was delicious. Follow
ing the banquet dancing was enjoyed at
the auditorium. The hall was effective
ly decorated and the floor was thronged
with dancers the entire evening. splen-
did orchestra furnished the music.
The closing session Of the a g: e;
oe Of as Sro Vas hed e6esy With sS 'ns
large attendance. Papers were read by
a number of the ladies and several in
teresting ones were, read by Miss Mar
garet Wilkinson. which concluded the
years schedule. Following the pleas
ant afternoon a social hour was enjoyed
and a delicious luncheon served by Mrs.
Frank Thatcher. The i rooms H we're ere frag-
ranit with liacs and the affair was a most
pleasing success.
The seniors OF the agricultural college
We're charmingly entertained Friday at
the home Of Or. and Mrs. !, A. Widtsoe.
The affair was In compliment to this
splendid graduating class, which numbers
over 100. The evening was spent in
The rooms were attractive With flowers
and potted palms and plants. Mrs.
Widtsoe was assisted by a, number Of
college women,
In honor OF the ninth birthday anniver-
sary OF little Connie Nibley, her grand
mother Mrs, Luna y. Thatcher, pleas
antly entertained twenty little friends
Thursday afternoon Games We're en-
toyed on the beautiful lawns surrounding
the Thatcher home, and after serving re-
freshments the little guests were taken
TO the Oak theater by Mrs. William
Spicker, where the pictures were en-
joyed.
The date for the marriage Of Miss May
Belle Rolapp Of ogden and Serge T.
Balllf. Jr.. which was announced few
weeks ago, has been set for Wednesday
evening, Tune 4. A large reception viii
be held al the home of Judge and Mrs.
to which large number OF invitations
have been received In Logon
Mrs. j. c. McAlester has returned from
a pleasant Salt Lake visit
Mrs. Lettie Thatcher is the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs Alonzo Squlres OF Salt
Lake.
Mrs John Christensen and small son
are visiting with Salt Lake relatives.
Mrs. A, s. Horne is the guest of her
father, William Sa nders OF Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs e l. Reese OF Berkeley,
Cal. are visiting In Logan.
Mss Lucille Coonlbs who has been
assendtng att T,aE school here Eil leave shortly
Miss Marie Parkinson returned home
Monday from q pleasant visit with her
sister. Mrs. c. Y. Clawson Of Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Eliason, Jr., OF
San Francisco will arrive June / 10 spend
the summer here, tine guests of Mr..
EQiasons parents.
Mrs Smith Of Pasadena, Cal, arrived
Tuesday 10 spend a month with her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Smith
Mrs. Curtis Y. Clawson and little
daughter OF Salt Lake are visiting here
with her mother. Mrs. ". Z. Parkinson.
Mrs r. S Campbell and boys are
visiting In Salt Lake.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Goodman of Den
yer are visiting IN Logan.
Mrs Alta shurtliff has returned from
where she has spent the past
two weeks
The Brigham camp OF the Daughters
Of the Pioneers met Thursday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Heber ]. Carlisle.
A very interesting programme was car
ried out and refreshments were served.
The Zina D. Young camp OF the
Daughters Of Pioneers will meet Tuesday
with Mrs. j. a. Aderlunds.
Mrs. Weston Vernon and children are
IN Salt Lake.