The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-04-13
LOGAN

LOGAN. April 1.-Two delightful nt
given By Mrs. ]: e. Walters at her at
afternoons. The living room and tea
table were adorned with fragrant sweet
peas. and beautiful hand decorated score
cards marked places at six tables for the
players, Three rubbers of bridge were
enjoyed and dainty prize was awarded
at each table. Mrs. Walters was assist
ed by a number OF the ladies' In serving
tea from the beautifully appointed table.
On Friday afternoon Mrs A. NJ F1em-
ing was hostess at charming card party
at her home on First North street. Six
tables table OF 500 were played and beau,
tiful prizes were awarded for score and
points 10 the winners. Tho spacious
rooms We're decorated with baskets and
vases filled with white snapdra gons. Mrs.
j. c. Walters and Mrs. e. D. Ball as
sisted in serving refreshments at the
close OF the game
Miss Dora Wright entertained a num-
Der of guests Monday evening in a de
lightful manner. a feature Of the even
pg N@a was the he reaang ls Of The TfsgeGy
which. was thoroughly enjoyed by the
following. guests: Mr. and Mrs. Weston
Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Luther NJ. Howell
Hnkley, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Wright. Mr..
and Mrs. George Hendricks. Mrs Heber
Carlisle. and Miss Florence Carlisle,
delicious menu was served. the 1ostess
Carlisle,
Miss Winnie MorreIl was hostess Sat
urday evening at an informal affair, when
she entertained twelve OF her girl
friends.
The A. C.. Woman's club met Monday
at the home of Mrs. NJ G. Harris. Mrs.
Sarah Huntsman presented the topic:
Leading Magazine Articles OF the Year,
In delightful manner. Tea was served
by the hostess.
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Mrs o. n Bulge. Miss Irene Hendrick-
son read ",rhe Piper" by Josephine P.
Peabody, in an interesting manner Miss
Worley gave a piano solo. Refreshments
were served at the close Of the pro-
grammc. 10 which a number of special
guests were invited.
Miss Kinnie Caine entertained tho fol-
lowing guests at sleeping party at the
Ing; Elnora Amussen. Leah Pedsrsen,
Miss Anna Widtsoe, Miss Brna Smith,
Miss Clara Parkinson. Miss Or1tta B15ter
and Miss Hazel EasterloW,
Mr. and Mrs a. s. Horne have returned
from a pleasan Salt Lake VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. S. Balln returned Tues
6ay from a weeks visit in Salt Lalrs.
Mrs. Joseph Odell Is visiting in salt
Lake. the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Walter Pyper,
Artistic invitations are out & for the the
junior promenade ball which Will tase
gg,n Smart eymnaslum. The patrons and
natronesses are DR. and Mrs. J. A.. Widt-
soe, prof. and Mrs. Charles Porter. DIR.
and Mrs. r. .. Ball. DR.. and Mrs. George
Thomos. DIR. and Mrs, g. Jensen. Pror
and Mrs. c. w Thatcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
A NJ Fleming. DR.. and Mrs. weston
Vernon and the Rev. Paul Jones
Aaron Nibley of La Grande, Or mas
been the guest OF his grandParent; DHs'
Marie Thatcher. the past two weeks
Mrs. Horace Nebeker spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. Gwilliams Oh
Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Shovel of Stone;
Ida are In Logan visiting MT ana
Mrs. G. w. Showell.
Mrs Frank Nebeker Of salt Lake
snent the week with relatives IN Lo-
gan ,,, ~I
Mrs Harry Parker and children or
uiv New. are the guests OF Mrs george
Torgeson
Mrs ], A. McAlster and daughter;
rrnrenco. have returned from a pleasant
Salt Lake visit.
Mics Alice Combs OF Washlston' u. y"
,,,sIte1 In Logan Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Nibley o., Salt Lake
rnrc the guests OF Mrs. Ellen Nieley
during the week
Fritz Champ left the early part OF the
u,aelt for Colorado Springs after spend
inc q pleasant two weeks vacation LON
e. Stephens school with his Iather'
George ", Champ.
Miss Wlnona Barker Is visiting WIN
raiativce I'm Tooele and before her re
tl,rn home will remain over "ee@ III
Salt Lake.