The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-09-05

crowded with social functions. has
passed and again our Richmond news
department shall consist mainly of
accounts of trousseau teas. showers.
weddings and parties of various
kinds.
FIRST we may mention the trous-
seau tea given by Mrs. Joseph S. Al.
len of Cove in honor of her daughter
Alice, who becomes Mrs. Earl Tlten.
sor next Wednesday. About twenty
guests were present to enjoy the hos.
pitality Of the Allen family and also
to view the beautiful trousseau Of
the bride to be. The parlor was ar.
tistically decorated with golden glow.
golden rod and sun flowers, and the
uining room with pink and white as.
ters. A most delicious luncheon was
served. Those present from Richmond
were Mrs. c. z. Harris, Mrs. vii.
liam Harris, and Mrs. C. A. Larson.
Next in order may be mentioned tie
shower given Mrs. Maud Stoddard,
last Friday. The ladies presented her
with an electric perculator and al
Sc some nice china cups and sauc.
ers. Twenty ladies were there to par
take Of refreshments served BY Mrs.
Stoddard. As special guests may be
mentioned Mrs. Emma Telford and
daughter Nell, of Lewiston.
Tuesday, Mrs. Flora Christopher.
son was pleasantly surprised by a
number Of her relatives and intimate
friends, it being her 40th birthday.
They brought picnic and many
useful presents. Mrs. ChristofIerson
having been an invalid through rheu-
matism, for many years is much
pleased with these occasional visits
OF sympathising friends to cheer her
up.
Mrs. Victoria Erickson served af.
ter dinner coffee to a number Of her
friends, Tuesday afternoon. A most
pleasant time was spent over the tea
cups.
Monday evening the boys of the III.
venile Band surprised Perry Peart,
one Of the band members. Watermel-
ons and ice cream and other goodies
that boys like, were served by Mrs.
Peart, added considerably to the
pleasure OF the event.
Thursday evening Miss Jessie Hen.
bricks entertained the NJ. ]. A. oific-
ers about II in number. They pre-
scented her with some beautiful silver
ware.
Saturday evening her sewing pup.
lis of the eighth grade, from last
school season, were entertained at
her home and a most pleasant even.
ing was spent. Refreshments were
served by Miss Hendricks on both
occasions.
Next Thursday Miss Jessie and Mr..
C. II. Anderson of Willard county,
will be united in marriage in the
Salt Lake Temple. After that they
will take wedding tour through the
southern part Of Utah, and Will re-
turn to locate in the home vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lockhart. Mr.. An
derson will again resume his position
as principal of the Richmond high
school. Miss Hendricks is promi-
nent young lady Of our community
and we are much pleased to know
that Mr.. Anderson and his wife to
be. will remain in her home town.
The Home Economics Association
will meet in the club room In the
library building Tuesday evening at
S o'clock. All the members are re-
quested to be present.
Next Thursday at 2 p. m. the
Daughters OF the Pioneers will meet
in the Relic Hall, the occasion being
their annual banquet.
Saturday evening collision OF
freight cars occurred on the interur-
ban road about two blocks north Of
the city. The two colliding cars were
badly smashed up, but no one was
hurt.
Mrs. Hattie Christensen has just
returned from Salt Lake City with a
beautiful supply of fall hats and
coats.
Mr.. A. A. Thomas and family have
spont about one week in Salt Lake.
The many friends of Mrs. Lydia
Mathews will be pleased to know that
her health is somewhat improved and
was seen driving about in car last
Friday. Saturday she was motored to
Smithfeld by Mr.. r. Pack. She
expects to visit there with her sister
Tempy Meikle FOR about two weeks,
Mr.. Sam Nelson and wife OF Ran
dolnh and also Eliza CahoOn OF Woods