The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-10-21

party to twenty of their friends
SATURDAY afternoon at 400. There
was Witch's corner and decorations
that accompany Halloween. Pink
roses were also used to decorate.
The Sorocis girls gave Pledge
party Thursday night. Thirty-hve
guests enjoyed the evening.
The Clio Circle met Monday after
noon with Miss Elizabeth Under
wood. Professor Arnold gave the
lecture on The Harvard Course in
Playwriting. Mrs. ]. c. Walters,
Mrs. King and Mrs. Shepard were
guests of the club. Tea was served
by the hostess.
Forty of the Eighth Grade stu
dents of the b. Y. C. Training school
| spent a most delightful evening in
the home of Professor Vernon. Hal
lowe'en and Jack-o-lanterns were at
tractively combined for the decora-
tons. Halloween luncheon was
served. Miss Edith Bowen and Flor
ence Carlisle acted as chaperons.
Mrs. Kate Preston and Mrs. O.
II. Bulge entertained Saturday af-
ternoon with of delightful series
| of social afternoon. The party was
give at the home of Mrs. Kate Pres
| ton. The rooms were gay with a pro-
| fusion of autumn leaves and snow
| drops. Eighty guests were presi
drops. Eighty guests enjoyed the
| afternoon.
Mrs. Lillian C. Wolstenholme re-
turned to her home in Salt Lake
Friday morning after pleasant visit
with relatives in Logan.
Artistic in every detail was the
beautifully appointed bridge lunch
con given Friday afternoon by Mrs
Guy o. Carbon and Mrs. Ray b.
West. Six tables were played. Fol
lowing are the guests: Mesdames
| A. Nj. Fleming, +. w, Thatcher,
p, Moses Carbon, A. II. Thompson,
Reid Shamhart. Clyde Squires. S. o.
Stevens, j. e. Shepard, Luther How
ell, II. C. Parker, VIII Morell, L.
S. Bulge. Geo. Torgense, Jos. How
ell. Geo. Bell. d. &. Bulge. +. O..
Reynolds, Robt. Anderson, A. F. Car
don, Reid Smoot, f. p. Bacon and
the Misses Dora Wright and Allie
Cox.
Mrs. N. w. Haws entertained a
few friends at cards Wednesday ev-
ening in honor of her sister Mrs
Lillian c. Wolstenholme of Salt Lake
City. Three tables of 500 were
played.
Mrs. N. w. Haws entertained with
a chicken dinner Friday afternoon.
THE rooms andtablcs were bright
with garden flowers and autumn
leaves. Covers were laid for eight
Mrs. Lillian C. Wolstenholme was
the complimentary guest Tuesday ev-
ening at a 500 luncheon given by
Mrs. Geo Flster. Three tables OF
the garpe were PLAYED.
The Sorority Girls gave a rabbit
supper Thursday evening at the Sor,
GRITTY home in honor Of their Presi'
dent.
Joseph Newbold and wife are
spending a few days in Salt Lake or
business and pleasure.
Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, 4, +, Carbon
during the week.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rlage of Miss Nellie Adams to Mr.
Alma J. Lundahl, which takeB place
October 23rd in Salt Lake City. They
will be at home after November the
first.
Misses Margaret and Lizzie Adams
gave a bundle shower on their sis
ter Nellie Thursday evening at theiI
home on 3rd North. She received
many beautiful gifts, Abou, twenty
FIVE guests were present. Light re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. Joseph Carlson gave a din
ner Saturday, October l4th at hol
beautiful new home on West 2nC
North. Covers were laid for eight