The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-07-15

Sunday evening Miss Nettie Peter.
son entertained at a musical in hon.
or of her sister, Mrs. Lydia Isgreen
of Salt Lake. William Peterson and
Miss Luna Farrell furnished the mt
sic for the occasion. The rooms were
gay with beautiful shasta daisies and
light refreshments were served to
ten guests.
Mrs. John o. Peterson gave de.
lightful luncheon at her home Fri
day, complimentary to Mrs. Lydia Is
green of Salt Lake. The luncheon
had for a ceaterpiece crystal bas-
ket of pink and white roses. A col
or scheme of pink and white was
carried out in the decorations for the
living and dining rooms and parlor.
Covers were laid for the following:
Mrs. Lydia Isgreen, Mrs. Andreas
Peterson, Mrs. B. G.. Thatcher, Mrs.
George Torgeson, Mrs. Weston Yer,
non. Mrs. o. II. Bulge Miss leila
Smart and Miss Nettie Peterson.
In honor of Miss Zella Smart, Miss
Dora Wright entertained at a bridge
luncheon on Monday afternoon. The
guests were seated at small tables,
that were very artistic with vases
OF roses. Following the luncheon ia
Ties were formed for bridge and GOV.
ers were laid for Miss leila Smart,
Mrs. George w. Thatcher, Mrs. e.
d. Ball., Mrs. d. c. Bulge, Mrs. /.
s. Smith, Mrs. G.. w. Hansen, Mrs.
w. w. Mclaughlin, Mrs. J. s. Powell,
Mrs. Moses Carbon, Mrs. Reid Sham.
Hart. Mrs. Louise Kimball, Mrs. j.
Il. Shepard, Mrs. A. H. Thompson,
Mrs. C. NJ. Harris, Mrs. Ray b..
West, Mrs. Burton Fleming, Mrs. J..
G. Walters, Mrs. s. o. Stevens, Mrs.
A. NJ. Fleming, Mrs. Eugene SAINTS
chi. Mrs. b. G. Thatcher, Mrs. Geo.
Torgeson, Mrs. Luther Howell. Miss
Sara Huntsman, Miss Elizabeth I'm
derwood and Miss Nora Eliason. A
prize for the highest score was award
cd to Mrs. Burton Fleming, and a
guest prize was given to Miss leila
Smart.
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Miss Dora Wright was hostess on
Tuesday afternoon to one Of the larg.
est 500 parties of the week The spa
cious rooms we're beautifully decorat'
ed for the occasion with wealth OF
California peoples and roses. Four
tables of the game were played. Gov
ers were laid for the following: Mrs.
Roy Bullen, Mrs. NJ. s Eccles, Mrs.
Guy Carbon, Mrs. William Howell,
Mrs. J. w. Morrell, Mrs. Kate Pres
ton, Mrs. G. Y. Cannon, Mrs. o. H.
Bulge. Mrs. r. S. Bulge, Mrs. Or
val Adams Mrs. E. @. Peterson,
Mrs. Weston Vernon, Mrs. S. Is.
Thatcher, Mrs. B. G.. Thatcher, Mrs.
Luther Howell, Mrs. George forge
son. Mrs. ID. II. Thomas, Mrs. A.
l.. Farrell, Mrs. G. r. Wright. MIS-
Harry Farr, Mrs. William watson
Mrs. Nellie Langton, Miss Mary sor'
enson, Miss celia Smart, Miss Della
Morrell Miss Edith Bowen, Miss Hat
tie Smith and Miss Marie Barber. A
prize was given to Mrs. Luther
Howell.
Miss Tavern Murdoch entertained
with a trouseau tea Friday afternoon
from three until six. The dining
room was decorated with pink roses
and red hearts, while color scheme
Of pink and white was carried Cut
In the decorations for the living room
and parlor. The tea table was Gov
cred with forentine lace cover over
pink satin with beautiful basket OIL
pink roses forming the centerpiece'
Mrs. Robert Murdoch ST.. presided
over the tea table and was assisted
by Mrs. p. A. Thatcher, Mrs. orson
Baugh and Miss Ella Richards. a
color scheme OF pink and white was
also carried out in the menu served