The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-11-06

social chat. At the close of the at
ternoon delicious refreshments were
served. Those included were Mrs
Martha Haslam, Mrs. Lavinia Card
Mrs. Sarah Ballard, Mrs. lei en- Nib
ley, Mrs. Emma Stoddard, Mrs. Ma
tilda Salisbury, Mrs. Julia b. Nib
ley, Mrs. Alice Worley, Mrs. Mary
Anderson, Mrs. Margaret Ballard
Mrs. G.. II. Baker, Mrs. NJ. Hamp
and Mrs. Phoebe Eng and.
The most charming social func
ton of the week was the masquer
ade party given by the Sorosis girls
on Tuesday evening at the Eccles
home on West Center. The attic
where the delightful affair was Civ.
en-, was decorated in true Halloween
STYLE with fortune telling booths,
black cats. grinning devils, all OF
which added to the weird appearance
of the occasion. Dancing was the
special feature of the evening and
refreshments were served. Forty
guests had the pleasure of the even
ing.
A charming social function Of :he
week was the bridge party given on
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. +. o.
Reynolds and Miss Elizabeth Srith,
at the home Of Mrs Reynolds The
affair was given in compliment to
Mrs. r. p. Bacon. All about The
rooms yellow pom pom clrysanthe-
nuns were artistically arranged.
Three tables were filled with players
and the score prize was awarded to
Mrs. Julia Howell. The hostesses
served refreshments.
An interesting meeting of the U.
A. C. Woman's Club was held on
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George W. Thatcher Mrs. d.
C. Bulge had charge OF the program
for the afternoon and gave a talk on
Toasts and after dinner speeches.
Mrs. A. II. Thompson was a guest
Of the afternoon. At the close of a
delightful afternoon the hostess serv-
ed refreshments.
Miss Nrita Fister was the charm
r~ hostess at a bonfire party given
Tuesday evening at her home on
Fourth South. All kinds of out door
games were played and at the close
If the evening the guests were seat
ID around the fire and partook of
he dainty refreshments which were
ierved by the hostess. About thirty
i've guests were included.
About twenty of the little friends
If Mr.. Mark Werner and Miss lola
Werner entertained with a Halloween
'arty last Saturday evening at the
ome of their parents on Third
'outh. Pumpkins and black cats
we're used with excellent decorative
fleet throughout the rooms. Games
nd music were enjoyed and dainty
efreshments were served.
The Clio Circle spent most de-
ghtful afternoon on Wednesday at
he home of Mrs. George G.. SMITH.
iiss Allie Cox gave a short discus
ion and then read Mrs. warren's
by Shaw. Miss Elizabeth
Underwood rendered beautiful pi-
no solo. At the close of delight
A farewell party was given in the
iXth ward Wednesday evening in
onor of Mr.. Eugene Stewart, who
caves soon for Northwestern
states mission. An excellent pro-
ram was rendered and dancing en-
Dyed.
On Thursday afternoon the Theta
,irls held open house at their Soror-
ty house on East First North. A
of guests called during the
lay and dainty refreshments were
On Friday Of last week Mrs. Jos.
Miller of Providence, entertained
with delightful afternoon affair.
Social chat and music was INDUCED
In after which a delicious luncheon
was served to twelve guests.
Professor and Mrs. Joseph Ballan.
tyne, Mr., and Mrs. Charles ]. Ross
of Ogden, and Mrs. Isabel West, of
Portland, Oregon, motored to Logan
last Saturday, returning home on
Sunday. While here they were the
guests of Mrs. r. A. Ballantyne.