The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-12-28

Richmond, Dec. 27.-The Dig day
is over and Santa Claus has been
and gone, and we think he visited
everybody in Richmond; but oh.
what day that big day was, Only
a whittier, in poem similar to
Snow Bound" could describe it
snow, snow, snow, and blow, blow.
blow, until the drifts were piled as
high as the fences-there, that's
our description of Christmas Day.
However, this did not prevent fires
from roaring. turkeys from roast
ing, family circles from meeting and
feasting and many home was the
scene of jolly festivity.
Thursday evening big social ev-
ent took place at the Shepard apart
ments. The occasion was card
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Peart, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Stoddard About As guests were
present to enjoy the pleasures Of the
evening. Progressive 900" was
played, the prize winners were Mrs.
IC. A. Larson and Elmer Stoddard,
while the consolation gifts were
presented to Mrs. A. A. Thomas and
Sam Thomas. Delicious refresh
ments were served
The following mothers entertained
for their daughters last week: Mrs.
Geo. Webb, for her daughter Flor
ence, Wednesday evening, about 20
girls and boys present; Mrs. Win
ME Whittle, for her daughters Mary
and Bessie. Friday evening, about
the same number and crowd being
present. Tuesday, at p. m. Mrs.
w. w. Hendricks entertained at a
dancing party in their new dancing
hall for her daughter Margaret.
Each of these events were happy
hours to the little ones. Refresh
ments were served by the mothers
Wednesday Carl Eckersley was
united in marriage to Miss Rachel
, Reitmaster of Juniper, Idaho, the
. ceremony taking place in the Logan
i. temple. Invitations are out for a
big shower which will be given them
by his parents at his home Tuesday
evening. Wishes for a happy and
prosperous future are extended by
the community.
The Relief Society organization
: will give dance next Wednesda,
evening, Jan. 3rd, to all the married
r people and those who belong to the
, married crowd. Program, refresh
, ments and dancing will be the pleas
, ures of the evening. This one o.
the big social events of the season
= where you are assured Of goot
time, so don't miss it. Admission
25c a person.
Miss Florence Christoffersen ant
VIM. Knapp were united in marriag,
at Mr.. Knapp's home Tuesday, Dec
26th. A fine wedding supper wa!
, prepared by Mrs. Morgan Knapp fol
} the evening, where immediate rela
tives OF both families were guests. 4
shower was given Miss Christoffer
sen by 20 OF her lady friends at he
mothers home Friday evening, an,
: many nice presents were received
The happy couple will make thel
home in Rexburg after spending tn
holidays at home. Congratulation
are extended by the community.
Our new dentist, DR.. Munk ha
also been struck with the matrimon
ial fever, and during the holiday
has taken unto himself a wife, Mis-
> Reese of Smithfield. The particular
we are unable to obtain. However
DR.. Munk has been favorit
among the young people OF the com
munlty and to express their regre
OF his hasty marriage some of tn
!, apartments in the bank building pu
! on mourning that day. Congratula
tlons to Dr. Munk and wife.
Orson Eckersley went to Butte
Mont, last week to attend the fur
: eral of his brother Sam.
Priesthood meeting will be hel
at the usual time and place neN
a Saturday,
q Mrs. Arthur Mendenhall receive
& word from Brigham Sunday that he
Z sister in law, Mrs. Mendenhall Boat
en-, had passed away, and was I
z be buried in Dayton Tuesday. o
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