The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-03-04

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Vaughan home. Pink and white cal
atoms were profusely used through
out the rooms. Refreshments wer
served to the following guests. Mrs
Charles Evans, Miss Retta Maughar
Mrs. Grover Dunford, Mrs. Frank Nc
Alister, Mrs. Enrol Palmer, Mrs. a
M. Johnson, Miss Winnie Parkinson
Miss Clara Jensen, Miss Veda CARD
on and the Misses Mildred and La
priel Daniels.
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Tirza
Brenchley entertained a number o
her friends at her home. The after
noon was spent in sewing and ldain
| ty refreshments served to the follow
ing guests. Mrs. Tirzah Brenchley
Mrs. John McAlister, Mrs. Isaa'
Smith, Mrs. II. p. Barber, Mrs. J
M. Christensen, Mrs. Leddington
Mrs. II. j. Vaughan, Mrs. Sara
Parks, Mrs. John Carlyle, Mrs. Or
son Smith, Mrs. Hannah DALEY
Mrs. Charles Martineau, Mrs. Franz
Benson, Mrs. ]. p. Smith and Mrs
IL. C. Knowles.
Margaret Bulge entertained the
Delta Phi Club, Saturday afternoon
at a kensington at her home. Potted
plants were profusely used for the
decorations. Games and music wers
features of the afternoons entertain
ment with a buffet luncheon follow
ing. Included in the club are the
following: Della Smith, Mary THAN
Margaret Bulge, Marie Peterson, Ell
!, la Nelson, Adeline Barber, Dorothy
Stewart, Georgia Turner, Ollie Jean
Nibley, Rachel Ballif, Lucy Langton
and Ruth Barber.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Leona
Clark entertained at kensington at
her home on Second East. Cut flow.
ers and green foliage were used for
the decorations. The afternoon was
spent in sewing after which deli
cious luncheon was served to about
ten guests. Included In the party
were: Mrs. Leona Clark, Mrs. Law
renee Kimball, Mrs. Leo Kimball,
Mrs Frank Jones, Mrs. Mark Parkin
son, Miss Marie Palmer, Miss Kate
Neuberger, Miss Esther Neuberger
and Miss Myrtle Pratt.
Mrs. Elem Charles entertained
about twenty of her friends Monday
afternoon, the occasion being her
G9th birthday anniversary. Many
beautiful and artistic ideas were car
ried out In color scheme of red
and white. The table had for a cen.
terpiece, a crystal vase of Killarney
roses and other vases of cut flowers
we're arranged here and there
throughout the rooms. A delicious
luncheon was served. Mrs. Charles
received many beautiful and useful
gifts.
Attorney A. f. Bowen entertained
on Monday evening at supper Civ:
en- at the Hotel Logan in compliment
to Joseph Quincy Jr, who left on
Wednesday for Europe. The table
had for a centerpiece vase Of Ann
erican Beauty roses. The following
guests were present: Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Quincy, Mrs. Ellen Eccles
President and Mrs. ]. A. Widtsoe
Mrs. Susie Y. Gates, Miss Joar
Moan, Jessie Eccles, Mary Sorenson
Edith Bowen and Mr.. Seymour Quin
ney.
The Seventh ward choir made ;
brilliant showing in the program
which they rendered last Friday eve
ming. The choir numbered abou
sixty and under the leadership o
the conductor. A. w. Hansen, the
rendered several selections. Othe
numbers well worth mentioning wer
a duet by Hazen Larsen. and A. "
Hansen; double quartet; ladies qua
tot, comic duet, and, several solos
| So. &c 80 ttr's Is 81
A beautifully arranged affair Of tn
week was a surprise given at tn
home OF Mrs. Charles Goodsell b
the Primary Board In honor OF Mr.
NJ. Crane Thursday afternoon. Tn
rooms and table were artistically d,
corated with cut flowers. A splendi
program was rendered after which
delicious supper was served to abo,
fourteen guests.
Last Wednesday evening Mr.. ar
Mrs. j. e. Passwater entertained I'll
following guests at a little socii
gathering. after which dainty refres