The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1913-11-08

effectively arranged about the rooms.
Games were played, and refreshments
served. Those included were: Misses
Anna Taylor. Ann Richards, Hazel
Gray. Hazel Re d. Jessie Eccles, Ruby
Wolf. Viola Lore, Florence Thomas,
Ethel DalstrCm, Ruby Ostler, Claire
Ca don. Gretta Benson, Florence Chip
man. tie Smith, Nettie Goodwin,
Ethel knudson, Messrs Arthur Game,
Robert Major. Charles McGregor, A.
ID. Christensen, l.. II. Evans, Con
rad Odell, Bryant Bullen, Dick Bur.
ton, Clifford Naylor, Ross Beatie, AL.
fred Cane, Charles owens, Leslie
Smith, Bailey Dunford, Grover Dun
ford, Howard Brossard, Howard Switz-
or.
Complimentary to Miss Vivian
Hatch and Mr.. Asa Bullen, Misses
Marie and Louisa Barber entertained
with five hundred party on Wednes-
day evening at the Barber home on
First East street. The rooms were
effectively decorated with pink and
white roses. Delicious refreshments
we're served from pref lily appointee
tables. Those present were: Misses
Vivian Hatch, Florence McAlister,
Margaret and Edna Nibley, Ella
Hatch, Della Morrell, Harriet Thatch
er; Messrs Dick Burton, Ross Beat
lie, Bryant Bullen, Ray Walters, Har-
ny Green, Leon Pond. Mr.. Naylor, Mr.
and Mrs. Clawson Cannon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Bullen, Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.. Pet.
erson.
Miss Florence McAlister entertain.
ed few friends with a Kensington
Monday afternoon.
On Tuesday evening Miss Abbie
Smith entertained eighteen of her
friends with a candy pull.
Mrs J. +. Shepard entertained
Informally with bridge on Thursday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. E. p.
Bacon.
Mrs. A. II Thompson entertained
with a theatre party Friday evening
followed by supper at her home on
East Center street.
On Monday evening Miss Carma
Parkinson and Miss Elldn Barber
entertained their friends with Hal.
Iow-een party in the attic of the Park
iuson hospital. In every nook and
corner of the attic were pumpkin
Jacko lantern, black cats. witches
ghosts and imps of all kinds. Tne
menu was carried out In Hallow' cen
effect. Twenty guests were included.
Mrs. Kate Christensen entertained
nt supper In honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Block, Thursday evening at
her home on LIST south. The table was
graced with roses. Covers were laid
for eight, After supper the evening
vas spent playing cards.
The Sigma-Theta-Phi Sorority enter
tanned with a reception from three to
six Wednesday afternoon at their
Sorority house in the Seventh ward.
The rooms were decorated with white
thrysanthemums and greenry. The
refreshments were carried out IN
white and green, the club color.
Hiss Lettie Jacobsen entertained
ten Of her friends at a Keusngtor.
Wednesday evening. The rooms were
decorated with American beauty roses.
Dainty refreshments were served.
BY way Of honoring Mr. II. T.,
Hatch for his lond and efficient ser.
vice in the Second ward Sunday
school the officers and teachers gave
a party Tuesday evening at the Fccles
home on center street, Yellow Pom.
pom chrysanthemums and similax
were used with excellent decorative
effect throughout the house. Cen,eg
and music occuI eG the time Dellc-
fous refreshments were served. Dur
ing the evening Mr.. Hatch was pre-
scented with a ring. Besides the Of
ncers and teachers superintendents
Thomas, Bowen and Hinkley were in
attendance.
The A. c. Woman's Club met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. p. G..
Thatcher. The subject under discus.
sion for the afternoon was THE
School OF the Future" given by Mrs
Taat1aI ond T,,rtbn,