The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-09-13

MISS WmllTtu noiich Au '
Clawson Cannon, son OF the late
George @. Cannon, Of Salt Lake City
were married Thursday in the Logan
temple. In the evening a reception
WIS held at the home of Mrs. Nor
rell. mot.,:r OF the bride. The BRIDE
and groom stocd under canopy OF
c!ematis, the wee white flowers
amid the green leaves gave a very
pleasing effect Hanging in the can.
opy was a bell of white astors. Miss
Margaret Nibley and Mr.. Wilfcrd
Cannon. brother Of the groom, were
the attendants. The bride wore a beau
tiful gown of white crepe de chene
and carried white roses, the maid o.
holor was dressed in pink ard car
ried pink roses. Mrs. Willard 7.
Cannon, and Mrs William T.
| Cannon ass sted Mrs. Morreil In re-
ceiving. Mrs. Ray p. West presided
in the dining room assisting Mrs.
West wers Mrs. Roy Egbert, Mrs.
William Morrell, Miss Della Morrell,
Miss Ann Cannon. A color scheme
OF pink was carried out in the dining
room. A huge bow OF pink ribbon
Tulle was tied on the chandeliers.
Hanging from the chandelier was
Japanese basket overlooking with pink
astors the handle being tied with the
PINK tulle. Streamers OF PINK rib
bons tied at the ends with pink sweet
peas hung from the basket to the ia
BILE mirror which rested on hand
some piece of cluny lace. Wide bands
of pink ribbon laid on the table from
the csnterpiece to the four corners Of
the table which held candles shaded
with pink shades.
Notable among the affairs Of the
week was the Schaub- Eliason recital
which was given in the tabernacle on
Friday night. All those who attend
ed had rare musical treat.
The Pacific Island missionaries rs.
ISOLATION entertained with a dancing
party Thursday evening at the gym.
nasium of the B. Y. C. in honor Gf
the Moari delegation. The hall vas
decorated with green bougns and Am
erican flags. During the evening
speeches were made. Refreshments
were served.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Fred
r chards entertained in honor Of h Ar
little daughter NAMES birthday an
niversary. Games were played ard
dainty refreshments were served
Besides Mrs. William T. Cannon
and Mrs. Willard T. Cannon those
who came from Salt Lake Thursday
to attend the Morrell-Cannon recep-
ton We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy Y
Cannon. Miss. Ann Cannon, and Mr.
Young. Those who came from Og-
den We're DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Nor.
rell, Misses Lizzie and Katheryn Me-
Kay. -
Mr.. Ernest Carroll will leave the
early part of the week for Urbana,
where he will attend the University
Of Illinois this year.
Mrs Joseph Howell is expected to
arrive in Salt Lake from Washing.
ton the early part Of next week.
Mrs. Ray Egbert and little son
returned home to Salt Lake yester-
day after a two months stay here.
Miss Sara Huntsman has returned
from California where she went in
June to give course In dramatic ex.
preston for the arts and crafts as.
ISOLATION Of Cornell. Miss Huntsman
gave several interpretive readings, Of
modern plays during her stay in Cal
ifornia and was made an associate
member of the California Drama Soci-
ETY., which is made up largely OF the
faculty Of "The Leland Stanford Jr. 4,
University and the noted writers OF
the western coast. Among its man.
bers are such well known writers 8s
Mrs. Mary Austin. Jack London, Har.
ry Leon Wilson and George Sterling
Among those who came to Logan
on Wednesday to attend the Jenson
Clayton wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs.
N. w, Clayton, parents of the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Clayton. Mrs J.
T, Young of Salt Lake, Mrs. Chris.
tina Christensen.
A.. T,,.ho, NJ IIn0on on,o,tol.