The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
LOGAN.

LOGAN, Aug 3O-One OF the most
brilliant events that has been given In
Logan in local society for some time
was the ball given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace G Nebcker Tuesday evening.
when they entertained a large company
OF friends from Salt Lake, Ogden and
logan with an evening OF dancing at the
pavilion. The already attractive hall pre-
sented a beautiful scene with its large
hanging baskets filled with fluffy boughs
oI green plumosa which hung in the
TO and fro with the evening breczes,
The balcony. where the orchestra was
seated, was decked with greenery and
lonS cornucopas filled with sunfowcrs
and goldenglow added to the attractive
ness. The beautiful lawn at the east
side Of the dance hall was converted into
charming and elaborate japanese gar
den. where many rugs. divans and chairs
were artistically arranged for the guests
as resting place. Large parasols and
Japanese draperies were hung about and
lardinieres holding the late yellow gar
den flowers We're attractive features.
Strings of electric lights and Japanese
lanterns Illuminated the pretty scene.
Here punch was served from a prettily-
adorned table and later In the evening
refreshments were served from small
tables on the balcony OF the dance hall
An unusually fine progra amme OF dance
music was rendered by an enlarged or
chestra and dancing was enjoyed
throughout the evening. The guests in
cluded several hundred friends and
number OF beautiful evening gowns were
seen.
large reception and dancing party
was given Wednesday evening at the
pavilion In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph e. Carbon. who leave shortly for
independence. Mo.
A number Of delightful informal affairs
nave been given during the week In
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Carbon,
among them being q large dinner party
given Monday by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Iindquist. at which asters formed the
table decorations. Saturday. Mrs O. II
Budse entertained at an informal din
ner party in their honor and on another
day OF the week the Misses Hattie and
Drew Smith were hostesses at a delight
ful dinner and evening social affair.
r,. Mrs. Hyrum Hayball entertained
liam simmons who has been visiting
here from Salt Lake Garden flowers
adorned the room and Miss Coral Kerr
and the Misses Haybal assisted during
the evening in entertaining the guests,
among whom were Mrs. George Thomas,
Mrs. Hilda Dollar, Mrs. Bertie Hayball,
Miss Nora Elason. Miss N. A Torgeson,
and an the Misses Hattie. Drew. Alice and
Florence Smith.
The Brigham Young company of the
Daughters Of the Pioneers met Tuesday |
with Mrs. Sylvan Needham. An inter |
esting programme. including music. was
carried out and the rooms were prettly |
adorned with summer flowers Refresh
ments were served at the close of the |
Wllford Woodruff camp, Daughters OF
the Ploneers. met Tuesday with Mrs w. |
K Burnham. A delightful programm |
was carried out and refreshments were |
served
Mr.. and Mrs, R. Doyle OF Salt Lake
were the guests OF Mrs, A. II. Thompson
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. William McAlister and
NJ I,9k fhn IL iY,l
Logan.
Mrs. W. 6. Ruckenbrod went to Salt |
Lake Thursday to spend a week with |
her parents Judge and Mrs. c. w.
Mr.. and Mrs Weston Vernon and Mr..
and Mrs, Formsbeck returned Monday |
from q pleasant auto trip to Salt Lake |
where they visited several days,
William Sanders has returned to his
home In Salt Lake after e pleasant |
weeks visit in Logan,
Mrs. Albert Gates and daughter left |
tho early part of the week for their home |
In Los Angeles. after a delightful months |
stay with relatives in Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. R n. Ensign OF Salt Lake |
City are the guests of Mr. and Mrs |
Frank Palmer.
Miss Mary Young OF Salt Lake spent
several days of the week visiting Mrs |
Luther Howell
Mr.. and Mrs. jessie Earl and son,
Ernest. have returned from n pleasant |
trip to Bear Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bullcn and Mr.. and |
Mrs. George B. Hendricks have returned |
from q delightful trip to Soda Springs
and Bear Lake.
Miss Ruby Ostlcr Of Salt Lake, Miss
Leila Taylor Of Ogden. Miss Myrtle John
son and Miss Hattie Smith, Elmer Bros
sard. George Fister. Jr., Grover c. Dun
lord Samuel V. Turks and Mrs. A. B.
Dunford have returned from weeks
outing at Bear Lake.
Mrs. Sidney Stevens and children have
returned from q pleasant three weeks
at Bear Lake