The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-12-11
WITH THE SOCIETY CIRCLES

Logan on Monday next. They will
be met at the interurban station by
members of the committee who will
escort them to the Hotel Logan
where luncheon will be served. The
arrangements are about complete for
the entertainment of the titled
guests. Early in the afternoon an
automobile party will take Lord and
Lady Aberdeen to Logan canyon and
other points of interest in the valley.
reception in honor of Lady Aber-
1een will be given between the hours
of four and six at the A. NJ. Flem-
ing home. Those who will be in
the receiving line are as follows:
Mrs. John A. Widtsoe, Lady Aber
deem, Mrs. A.. NJ. Fleming, Mrs.
c. N. Jensen, Miss Charlotte Kyle,
Mis- Allie Cox, Mrs. George HILL and
Mrs. I. p. Stewart. The Cosmopoli.
Mrs. /. p. Stewart. The Sosmopili-
tan Club are arranging for a recep-
ton to be given for Lord Aberdeen.
The climax of the visit of Lord and
Lady Aberdeen will be the lectures
which will be given Monday evening
at Nibley Hail.. The topic for Lord
Aberdeen's lecture will be "Reminis.
cences of Viceroy," and Lady Alb
erdeen will speak on "Woman's Work
in the World" Lady Aberdeen will
discuss the great work of fighting the
white plague in Ireland.
The Misses Gladys Lindquist, La.
Rue Jacobsen, La Preil Belle. lone
Bench and Mae Baird were hostess
es at delightful dancing party Civ
en- Monday evening at Murdock's.
The hall was beautifully decorated
with potted plants and cut flowers
Refreshments we're served during the
evening. The guests present beside
those mentioned were Misses Ordella
Smith, Louie Belle, Eva Cederlund
J Edna Reynolds, Emily England
Irene Lewis, Messrs Roscoe Hess
> William Thomas, Seymour Smith
Jack Goodwin, Harry Thompson
Earl Miller, julius Jacobsen, Stanley
, Jacques, Darrell Kidd, Ezra Lundahl
: varnell Rosza and Willard Lewis.
The ceremony was performed or
Thursday in the Salt Lake Temple
which united in marriage Miss Her
| moin Kingston and Mr.. Fay M
5 Whitney, both popular young people
of this city. Following the cere
mony a reception was given TO
i them at the home Of the bridegroom
, grandmother, Mrs. ]. A. Miller o
}. Murray. After few days visit will
relatives and friends they will re
: turn here and will be at home t
II their friends after January l at Men
i don, Utah.
u The Clio Circle met Wednesday al
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Lesli
Naisbitt. The drama for the after
noon was 1.-THE Devils Disciple" b
S. Shaw, and was given by Mrs. Cal
IL Smart. A discussion followed, lie
" by Miss Edith Bowen. Miss E'si
IN Thompson gave piano solo. At tn
,e close of the afternoon the hostes
is served refreshments. Mrs. A. ii
|. Thompson, Mrs. Oscar Borkmai
IS Mrs. Shamhart, Mrs. o. Fl. Budg
re and Mrs. Will Morrell were guest
lie of the afternoon.
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n One of the most delightful affair
W. Of the week was the kitchen part
o. given last evening at the Mechani
Arts building the guests being mon
bers of the Wobyca society and the
escorts. They were divided int
/ groups, each group being respons
e. BILE for the cooking and serving
n. one part of the menu. Following tn
ne music and social dancing occupie
,g the time. The dining room wa
ne tastefully decorated with cut iloy
ers. Sixty guests were included.
The u. A. C. Woman's Club mi
>. this week at the home OF Mrs. !
-, 10. Reynolds with Miss Elizabet
IL Smith hostess. Mrs. e. d. Ball ha
n. charge OF the program for the afte
Ir. noon and gave a most eloquent rea
a ing of the love letters of Cnar''
On Dickens and Maria Beadnell. At u
a close of the afternoon the hoste
90 served tea. Mis- Eleanore Wilkinsc
or and Miss Saunders were guests
or The Thomas Tarbet Camp OF u
tn Daughters Of the Pioneers met ye
ds terday afternoon at the home OF MI
Mary A. Tarbet. A Christmas $40
Of early days was read by Mrs III
ma Evans. Mrs. Mile Ever re