The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-02-08

a club which they have formed to
further an interest in gymnastics.
The gymnasium was deliberately to
represent forest and the girls
dressed as fairies and wood mimphs,
went through a series of artistic
dances, under the direction Of Miss
johnson the director Of physical
training.
Miss Florence McAlister, Miss
Louisa Barber, Miss Harriet Thatch.
er have invitations out for dane
ing party to be given in the Preston
block Wednesday evening February
Twelfth.
A dinner will be served at the din
ing room OF the b. Y. G. this after
noon in honor Of the board members
who are here to attend the board
meeting. The table will be decorated
with cut flowers. Covers will be
laid for fifteen.
The Sigma Alpha Fraternity enter
tanned with a party Tuesday even
ing at their fraternity house on Cen
ter street in honor Of Mr.. J. e. Bar
rack. The rooms were decorated
with cut flowers. The evening was
spent with games, music and refresh
ments. About forty guests were pres
ent. 4 a.
Last Saturday evening the Sigma
Alpha Fraternity entertained with a
banquet at their fraternity house on
East Center street, in honor OF Mr..
Orville Adams. The table was deco
rated with cut flowers. After the
banquet the evening was spent play
ing stuff Mr.. Cahoon carrying of
the highest prize.
Mrs Reid Shamhart and Mrs
Moses Carbon were hostesses at q
prettily appointed bridge party Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Moses Carbon. Large vases of vel
low daffodils were effectively arrang
ed about the house. Delicious refresf
ments were served. Four tables were
filed with players. Mrs. Horace
Nebeker captured the prize.
On Thursday afternoon Bishop an'
Mrs. Oscar Rice entertained at din
ner in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. james
Steed. The table was decorated
with cut flowers. Covers were lai,
for about twelve. After dinner tn
evening was spent with games ant
music.
On Friday of last week Mrs. d
G. Bulge entertained with an in
formal luncheon in honor of Mrs
Fred Taylor The table was grace,
with roses. Covers were laid 70
six.
The A. C. Woman's club met Of
Monday afternoon at the home o
Mrs. Frank Reynolds with Mis-
Elizabeth Smith as hostess. The mex
in order in the year book was Tn
Modern Drama. Mrs. H. c. Nebt
ker gave very interesting discus
sion of William Vaughan Moody an
his play The Great Divide" Tn
hostess served tea. Mrs. Gorhan
Mrs. Porter, Mrs, McChene wer
guests of the afternoon.
A reunion of the Hammond famil.
was held last Saturday at the hom
of Andrew A. Allen of Hyrum.
The Clio Circle entertained wit
dramatic recital Friday evenin
at the attractive home of Mrs. d
II. Thomas for the members an
their escorts. The rooms were deco
rated with cut flowers and potte
Mid.Channeu was read by Mrs. We
non, Mrs. Farrell. Mrs. l. s. Smith
Mrs. Farley Peterson, Mrs. WI
Howell. Mrs. W. Morrell, Miss Dor
Wright Delicious refreshments wer
served, presided over by Mrs. d. !
Thomas, Mrs. Moses Thatcher, Mr.
Joseph Odell.
The Wobyca Society met We
nesday evening with Mrs. W. c
Robinson. The decorations, men
and games that were played wei
carried out in the valentine idea. z
erywhere about the house crimsc
hearts were hung, Prof. Hickms
gave a very interesting an able ta
on THE Period OF Adolescence
Mrs. l.. l.. DANES gave a vocal so
Prof, otte gave violin solo, aft,
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