The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-09-23

The beautiful Odell home on West |
Center street was the scene Of a very
artistic arranged 500 party on Mon.
dav afternoon, Mrs. Joseph Odell
being the charming hostess of the oc.
casion. Marigolds, golden glow and
autumn leaves we're very tastefully
arranged throughout the rooms and
various tables where luncheon was
seryed and the effect presented a
l very nocturnal scene of splendor. AT
ter luncheon was served tables were
arranged for the game and prizes
we're awarded to Mrs. Luther How.
Of, and Miss Elizabeth Underwood.
Those present were Mrs. Farley Pet
ersor Mrs. /. s. Smith, Mrs. E. r.
owen. Mrs. J. e. Carbon, Mrs. DR..
F. o. Reynolds, Mrs. j. A. Hen
erickson Mrs. p. M. Nelson, Mrs.
H. A. peterson, Mrs. Annie Barber,
Mrs. Kate Preston, Mrs. George Tor
seson. Mrs. Harry Parker, Mrs. Jo-
sepb Hume, Mrs. Harry Farr, Mrs.
D. Fl. Thomas, Mrs. Alfred Farrell,
Mrs. Clyde Squires, Mrs. Charley
Hansen, Mrs. John Christensen
Mrs. Dr.. Haywood, Mrs, l. E. Dur
fin Mrs. w. o. Robinson, Mrs. i.
p Stewart, Mrs. Rhoda Cook, Mrs.
Hyrum Hayball, Mrs. Henry Hayball,
Mrs. G. T. Alvord, Mrs. Moses
Thatcher. Mrs. Samuel Thatcher,
Mrs. Lee Thatcher, Mrs. N. w. Kim
hall Mrs. o. H. Bulge, Mrs. ID. Z.
Bulge. Mrs. William THAN. Mrs.
David Eccles, Mrs. II. j. DE Witt'
Mrs. Jesse Earl, Mrs. Luther How
ell Mrs. William Howell, Mrs. Jos.
Howell Mrs. Joseph Featherstone,
Mrs. Moses Carbon, Mrs. Reid Sham
hart. Mrs. Cowdry, Mrs. Weston
Vernon, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs.
NJ 8. Eccles. Mrs. George Game,
Mrs Frank Thatcher, Miss Allie Cox,
Miss. Elizabeth Underwood, Miss
Nora Eliason. Miss Edith Bowen, Mrs
George Torgeson assisted the hostess
in receiving.
In compliment to Mrs. f. ID. Ball
Mrs. ]. C. Walters and Mrs. Eugene
santschi entertained with a bridge
luncheon Saturday afternoon at the
Hotel Logan on West Center street.
After luncheon was served tables
were arranged on the mezzanine floor
for bridge, with prizes being award
ed TO Mrs. Clyde Squires and
guest prize to Mrs. Ball. Pink as
tiers were effectively used as the de
corations on the various tables. The
y suests present besides the hostessei
y we're: Mrs. e. d. Ball, Mrs. Luther
Howell, Mrs, Ellen Louise King. Mrs
C. T. Teetzel, Mrs. Guy Thatcher
Mrs. Louise Kimball, Mrs. A. II
Thompson, Mrs. A. NJ. Fleming
Mrs. George Torgeson, Mrs. Harr!
Parker, Mrs. Reid Shamhart, Mrs
II. p. Emeis, Mrs. Asa Builtr
Mrs. Cowdery, Mrs. George Thatci
er, Mrs. George Bell, Mrs. S. U
Stevens, Mrs. E. C. Shepard, Mrs
L. p Bacon, Mrs. w. G. Runcker
brod. Mrs. Moses Carbon, Mrs. L
C. Bulge, Mrs. L. S. Bulge, Mrs
]. Il. Barber, Miss Allie Cox, Mis-
Nora Eliason. Miss McMurtry, Mis-
Dora Wright and Miss Elizabeth VI
derwood.
Rev. and Mrs. L. T. Lewis ente
tanned with a farewell party in ho'
or OF DR.. and Mrs. E. ID. Ball O
Wednesday evening at their home
Asters and fall flowers were prettil
decorated throughout the rooms. A
ter supper the guests were entere
at auction bridge where Mrs. A. N
Fleming won the ladies prize II
highest score. A guest prize WI
awarded to Mrs. Ball. The follo'
ing guests were present besides II
host and hostess: Mr.. and Mrs. l
d. Ball. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Teetzf
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ. Fleming, Ca
tain and Mrs. Eugene Santschi, Nj
and Mrs. A. H Thompson Mr.. al
Mrs. J. C. Schafer, Mrs. Geor'
Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. walter
Mrs. Hall and Miss McMurtry of I
ronto, Canada.
Complimentary to Mrs. G. l.. Co
dry OF Kansas City, Missouri, Mr.
j. G. Schafer was hostess at
charmingly appointed bridge iunc
con on Tuesday afternoon at Hot
Logan. Blackeyed Susans in cryst
bowls adorned with butterflies, TORI
ed the centerpiece for the tables,