The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1917-09-29

sen, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A.
Petersen, to Frank Blair took place
Friday in the Logan temple. Follow
ing the ceremony, wedding break
fast was served at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Petersen for the immediate
family. A red and white color scheme
prevailed in the decorations Red
roses, in a large basked tied with
white tulle, formed the centerpiece
for the table. Mr.. and Mrs. Blair
left in the afternoon for a trip to
Salt Lake. They will be at home on
Marindale avenue after October Is.
Miss Leah Petersen gave her
trousseau tea Tuesday and Wednes-
day afternoons from until o'clock.
Red hearts attractively decorated the
dining room, where the guests were
served from small tables decorated in
red asters. The trousseau was dis
played in the library. Misses Rachel
Petersen and Sarah Blair assisted
in receiving the guests. Misses Marie
and Alice Petersen and Ellen and
Adelaide Nielsen served the refresh
ments.
DR.. and Mrs. E. s. Bulge enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening
in honor of Mrs. Clyde Squires, who
will leave Monday for New York.
Red carnations, in cut glass basket,
formed the centerpiece for the table.
Covers were laid for eight.
The U. A. C. Womans club held
their first meeting for the coming
year at the home OF Mrs. George W.
Thatcher. A discussion was given of
the years program, which will be the
effect of the war on science, liter
ature. womans work and review
of war books. Lectures on current
Questions will also be given. Tea
was served by the hostess.
The U. A. C. Womans Faculty
league entertained with cross
country automobile ride to Preston.
Friday, followed by a dinner being
served at Preston in honor of their
first opening for the coming year.
THE following were in charge: Mrs.
George b. Hendricks, Mrs. n. A.
Peterson. Mrs. Ralph Porter, and
Mrs. lie Grande HUMPHREYS.
, The Beta Delta sorority gave a re-
ception on Thursday. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with au-
tumn flowers, berries and vines; col,
3 ors, yellow and white predominating
The centerpiece for the dining table
2 was large basket Of yellow and
t white flowers. tied with yellow tulle
= Brass candallbra with wax candle:
occupied the table. Mrs. ]. c. Thorn
as. Miss Sarah Huntsman and Mrs
Z George Hill officiated at the tie;
@ table. Music was furnished during
e the evening by Miss Ellen Holmes
z. Miss Vera Durham. Miss La Prize
@ Cutler, Mrs. Estella Larsen and Ma
J. omi Larsen. Mrs. Emma Lucy Gate
r. Bowen was the guest OF honor. Six
o ty-five guests were in attendance.
4. One hundred and twenty-five girl
s. enjoyed a delightful evening, Tues
r. day, whom they assembled N th
\. Home Economics club rooms. Var
t. ods games and music furnished IT,
entertainment. Red gerar lum'
ferns and asters prettily decorate
ct the rooms. Candy pulling was a sp.
ty clal feature OF the evening. Tn
d. guests OF honor were Mrs. f. G. Pc
erson. Miss Alice Ravenhill. Mis-
Jean Cox and Mrs. George Hill.
lie. '
es Mrs. Blanche Hagun entertaine
\ at dinner Friday evening in compl
lin ment OF Miss Eta Nelson, who wi
err teach school at Springville. A ba
nd ket OF fall flowers formed the cente
en- piece for the table. Covers were la
Ice for the following: Misses Ii;
Bile Thorne, Ned Foutz, Eliza Hlndle
'ur LaVon Mason, Florence Chapman
and Hope Fishburn.
ssss
ing A pleasant social feature of Il
II. past week was the "dressup" par
be- given by the Shamhart- Christians
ISL girls at the home OF Miss Eta Me
'rk rill, Monday evening. All characte
were well represented and some vel