The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-11-01

tanned with breakfast Friday at 135
East Center street, under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Hanks. A color scheme
of yellow was carried out in the ar
tistic decorations and delicious menu.
The long table WAS particularly at
tractive where large brass bowl
filed with yellow pompon chrysanthe-
NUNS and tied with yellod tulle &C.
cupied the center. Hand painted cards
marked places for twenty guests. The
presence of ladies orchestra, which
gave delightful program added to
the pleasure of the occasion. Au-
tumn flowers and berries were used
with striking effect throughout the
room.
The Misses Zelnora Ballif and Elva
Dan'elson entertained thirty-five of
their young friends at delightful Hal
low.en supper at the Ballif home FIJI.
day evening. The invitations, place
cards and menu were all in keeping
with the sentiment of the coming fes-
tival. Throughout the rooms the de-
corations were effectively carried out
in black and yellow, with quantities
of autumn leaves, vines and red
berries. The dining room was uni
que with grinping old fashioned pump
kin jack.o-lanterns, black cats, witch
es, ghosts and imps Of all kinds. The
menu was carried out in Halloween
effect. For each guest were small
candy pumpkins in the center Of
which were hidden secret messages
pertaining to their future. Miniature
witches holding tiny 1room sticks
marked places for the guests. In the
center Of the table was b huge grin.
ming jack-o-lantern, surrounded by
miniature witches and ghosts. All
kinds Of mysterious spells, rites and
ceremonies formed the amusement of
the evening. The party of merry
young people consisted Of the follow
ing: Misses Sara Blair, Eulalia Earl
Emily Howells, Sara Scott, Valene
Quincy, Ebnora Benson, Elnora Am
ussen, Helen Thatcher, Hortence &c
derlund, Karma Parkinson, Clara Par
kinson, Uarda Smart, Emma Eccles
Theda Colman, Oretta Fister, Leaf
Peterson, Rachel Peterson, Shirley
Rogers, Florence Lundahl, Miss Poul
sen; Messrs Guy Poulsen, Arlington
Haws, Scott Bulge, Willard Jensen
George Preston, David Peterson
George Amussen, Jean Stewart, Nor
tin 'Tolman, Jay Whitney, Valentine
Palmer, Irving Hawkins, Lewis AL
word, Horace Ensign, Lynne Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Stevens en-
tertained at dinner Thursday evening
at their home on First East. The ia
BILE was decorated with yellow pom
pom chrysanthemums and yellow shad
; ed candelabrs. Covers were lai
for twelve.
= Miss Winnie Parkinson entertaine
with a Kensington Tuesday evening
at her home on West Second South
The rooms were decorated with GU
flowers. Dainty refreshments wer
3 served. Ten guests were present.
On Friday evening Mrs. c. Y
Cannon entertained with a five hun
dred party in honor of Miss Vivial
Hatch and Mr.. Asa Bullen. The dc
corations and menu were carried GU
in Halloween. Delicious refreshment
we're served. The hostess was az
: sisted by Misses Margaret Nibley an,
Della Morrell.
Miss Marie Barber and Mrs. e. G
Peterson were hostesses at a prett
ly planned party in honor OF Mis-
Vivian Hatch on Monday Afternoon
at the Barber home on First East
The rooms were decorated with fal
! flowers and foliage. Delicious re
freshments were served. About twer
y ty-fve guests were present.
Mrs. Julia B. Nibley entertaine
;. with a party Wednesday afternoon Il
honor OF Mrs. Joseph Howell Tn
table decoration was in Halloween
Covers were laid for twenty-eight
The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Ro
Bullen, Mrs. C. Y. Cannon and Mis-
!. Margaret Nibley. After luncheon
delightful social afternoon was spent
The l.. p. X. club consisting G
a the following girls Of the b. Y c