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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-01
SocAEs DE MoDA EN- Ell c4Rco
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Con un programa Ilueyo j del mayor
|interes, puesto que para la function
de 10y han reseryado sus mas amenos
y extraordinarios ejercielos acrobati-
COS los artistas de La troappc, dara
Iesta noehe una function de moda el
Circo Lowande que tan franco. acogida
ha tenido en- esta ciudad.
Aoda persona que eoncurra a gradas
tendra derecho a llevar gratis una
dana. En- cuanto al pubIico de lune-
Itas, tambien sera beneficiado del 81
guiente modo:
Cada eaballero que concurra al circo
debera pagar, por sf mismo, Ell precio
complete de la 1uneta. segun la fila ;
pero por la DANA que 10 acompaiie, so
10 tendra que pagar el yalor del asiento,
despues de deducir el precio de la entra
da, que es de so centavos. Asf,
lpues, las damas pagaran nnicamen.
te 5000 por la Iuneta de primera fila 7:
65, pop la Iuneta de seganda fla Y
S0,40 por lnnela< de tercelsl lila.
Ia misma escala regira para Ia
bonifeacion en- eI precio de los palcos,
ldonde el cabalIero pagara $500 por su
asiento y Ia DANA $40 solamente.
FL espectaculo que "a de ordinario Sc
I've tan favorecido por eli pfblico
lha fa aufa ,.Io non arfa aii.,o,,t,s ,ss,.>,. !,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-01

lalmnrznr. q mayor entnsiasmo. Ia
Asamblca dciiber6 acerca de impOr-
tantisinsas cucstiones relacionadas con
q funcionamiei.io y q prorrama de Ia
altisima inFtitusi0r. tomando impor-
iantes acuerdos.
Entire las resoluciones adoptadas de-
be mencionarse IA proclamation de
don Antonio Alvarez Nava. para So
clio de Honor de Ia Casa. Fl gran ora
dor merecia este hOmensje y asi 10
sancion6 Ia Asamblea, puesta de pie.
I al votar Ia proposition hecha por el
senior don Manuel Gambler. a NOM
J bre de la Junta lDirectiva Central.
Tambien tom6 el acuerdo la Asam-
blea de ofrecer la oportunidad al emil
nente poeta don Evaristo Ribera Che
vremont, nuestro buen eompafiero de
Redacci6n, de hacer un viaje por Es-
paiia que prede durar un ailo, salts
faciendo Ia Casa de Espala con el
Casino Espanol de San Juan que ha
nostrado su adhesion al merecido no.
menaje, los gastos necesarios.
La Casa de Espafa vOto por unani-
midad, con los mas altos pronuncia7
mientos. la noci6n pregentada por don
Enrique Zorrilla, Presidente de la Sec
ci6n de Manati y Delegado a la Asam-
blea General. J.iii@1i' .si
otro acuerdo que ha de ser muy
bien recibido por los asociados de la Ca
sa es ell de q. las proximas asanbleas
Generates Sc celebren en- diferentes
poblaciones. La del alo entrante Sc
Iilleyara a efecto en- Ponce. Asi Sc
acordo aver, con la expressive demos
TRACTION de gratitud de los sefores de-
legados por aquella seccion, don Bar
tolon1e. Melia, don Rafael Torres Al
berty " don Fidel Higuera.
Z LaAsambiea concedio un anplio yo-
to de gracias a la Directiva Central
saliente- por el acierto que ha puesto
en- sus gestiones durante el alo de
ejercicio, haciendolo mas retirado, a
petici6n del senior Fabian para don
Dionisio Trigo que ha desempenado
lbriIlantemente la presidencia de la Ca
sa en- dos interinidades, y para los se-
nores don Jose D. Riera Y don Jose
Perez Losada.
A las doce media Sc concedio un
receso para If a almorzar. a la esplen-
dida Terraza del Hotel Palace, donde
habia sido puesta la mesa para seten-
ia personals. Ell menu era muy sucu-
|lento y muy espafoL Entemeses, Tor
tilla Extremena, Arroz a la Valen-
ciana, Cordero a la Madrilena, ensa-
Ilada casteIlana, Helado Granadino.
Bizcocho Toledano, Cafe y tabacos de
Puerto Rico.
Todo magni6co. Preside la mesa
don Manuel Gonzalez, teniendo a su
derecha don Manuel Fernandez Jun7
cosby su izquierda don Francisco
Villaespesa. En- sitio de honor estaba
tambien el emihente abogado don Ja-
icinto Texidor Y Alcala del Olmo, que
goza de tantas simpatias entire los
Iespanoles.
Terminado el aImuerzo en- el que
reino el mas franco espfritu de CONTRA
lternidad, Ell ilustre orador Alvarez Ma
va presento de una breve ingeniosa
nlanera al excelso poeta Francisco VIZ
llaespesa, que lego ayudado por su
gentiI esposa, el poena Los Conquis-
ltadores, que es algo de6nitivo. Ell
gran cantor de Ia raza fue aclamado
con delirante entusiasmo. Tambien
recibio los mas altos homenajes la es-
posa del Poeta que es su meiOr inter-
prete, al recitar dos de los bellas es-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-01

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funaie. n.lafar = Is.rfunir d. uHs sin.
seuia palndrnr nn i.samn. D.. Ora.
laas. oAsrlanamao aauailos qne fielrn
dr par 4 elsn raior iifeIafin nImrto
del ie ius rararsrn~ y = arEainciite.
sou para Ia rslslia. ~ las 'aTas dr
Molicr. Shakespeare. ils-rn D S,mw.
aio ~ auhirran rapn~gniafu nunea.
rsiariaa tan s,iIladas ~ Il divide como
ias "l'Ias de- fofes'les y Christopher
MarioNc al nciss para IA iaayaffa de-
los hunaDos. Ia representation a. 81
asunio a. mas de ma resINcic; y II 90
crna a. 81 sitio cn q. 10 q. a.. g. Cllando.
por eJemplo. - leen ohras como lls dc
Jacimio Benarci - conyir;irh en
documsaos soliTe las costuml res y
las mcdas de Eslaiia. Hay que poner
en- jueeo Ia Imagination consianicmeu-
&c. como cuando sc esta escribicndo pa
a el cinemaidgEafo. 10 que ocasiona
gran faiiga mental.
Esto Sc hizo paienie el que escribe.
quien ti6 Ia Malquerida" dc :;ena-
vente. que So representa- actIalmente
en un reatrO dc Nueva York. Ia mis-
ma nocle en- que habla leido cl dra-
ma. Bcnavcnte cs vital, dinamico. pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-01
Benaventei ante el Juicio de
: Benjamin de Casseres
81 gran eco teatral estad0unense rnde tribute al genio
de- autor de ia Maqueda" de qnien dice que
Ia Espaha de hoy mas cue ningGn OrO esertOr teatra

8usaoa N upms ssuass a aiusa
sslaaiai es n.teasas
o. a gsisas a. - afsa 80 fanaae
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lasga - tusaaas ia salenf7iaa ~
sala 'siana hasasa,.le une t~ia a.alas
asialudamfair q ~ raiaaihao' esal
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g. halaamaa ssilAn.o. b. nli~lna uue 49,
nlus.
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aFrihe.aies qne IA iss,lsmn i'Hsg Iur u
rare ~ Ssasla. lssr a munao del
ifairo Tor De casiiiles H. naiucs dsl
dtsuo'iair la ncssslaass srlapitcr
nas h. - l.sleinia. Al hnai de "a ior.
I,ada. h. plincesa Elrua halla Ia ds'si
lnsion. 'siealIae valnos arrasirando
a caddger ale alrnirn. Ia heio.na e.
lo qur han si,lo sas mascaras. Amor,
y dcjri ios que 10 denas ~ Aaya; 81
amor es Ia sola rcaiidad. Es una 80
media hrlliauie cn Ia que la m..ina VI
IN - ln que palpiia
Ia Golrrnadora" rS morlaz . ir0,
Hic. - una sitira polltica rrntra 81
"l!lpral'smo" cn una pelueha .iudad
csInfo.a. HAY ga clla ecos del Enc
migo dcl Pueblo" dc IbSen. Ia alma
polliica e. una alcantarilla en Iodas
parties del mundo.
"RosGs d. Otoiio" cs una conedia
del Madrid actual Sc tlescmvue,ve eGl
81 hogar. Asuera cstau los ucsariGs
los cabdrci'. 4; Sociedad y 81 tcalro.
III lomlre y Ia mujer. personals Prin-
cipaies del drama. son dc edad madTrI.
Ia obra eS sentimental. podIla llailar.
So Home. Swueet Home sin a." l!u-
bicra ifo:ila en- clio. aunque et drama
en 81 n,ismo. COMO los OtrOS del AbrO,
.ahnnda Ell gracejo cpigraH:aS. nu-
ncher io habria titulado tai v"z La
Vuelta Il Flatbush'' Las mascaras Sc
nsaIi III eli casino al igual que en- el
hegar. SON los llamados cohvencio-
nalismos de Ia gente decente'.
'Rosas de Otono' pudiera l!amarse
%El Enrior de has tres primeras obras.
Vanitas yanitatum. todO yiene Il pa
rar en- i'm gorro de dormir, una mujer
hacenaosa. Y recuerdOs: rosas de otolo.
que debieran ser el t6rmino de los de-
secs .huhanos. ,sls.tss Gssss.s.sati p
iEstamoS prcparados para n cielo
'benaventino en- la escena de NHeva
York? Los estadounidenses eStamos
yendo lentamente, pas0 de elefante
" con coraz,l de hipopotamo. racia ell
drama ole ideas. ;Triunfara el ta-
lento Sobre las pantorrillas y los dia-
logOs dc pazguata moIalidad Ell a p6r-
tico que cubren las madreselvas Shaw
e Ibsen nos han visitado de caando en-
.cllando Los rusos han conQuistado
"a Gral,d Street, Y aun sc han aventu-
RADIO hacia ell norte hasta la calle cua-
renta ocho. Puede que necesitemos
aun otra guerra para cerebran;zarnos
por completo.
Entretanto, leany vean cuanto pale-
dan a Benavente. Tiene talento; es
de ina .1inaei6n clara y vigoros;,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-01
NaetGIfNCR dice
que Sc VeldeTiR
VINO D J GeIIgZa
III .poctd espera ana reacci6n ea faeor
dc las beJidas suares, saladabTes

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-01
EL ESPLENDDO ACTO
DE AVER Ana



IN Ia sula d. actas del Casino Es-
pabol de San Juan. >, ney6 a cfccto
agcr domingo. Ia Asamblcs General
Central dc Ia Casa Dc Espaiia IN Puer-
70 Rico. con asistencia dc delcgaCiones
de todas las ciadaees y p0eblos de Ia
lsla en- que funcionan juntas locales
Dc Ia impOTtante Association.
Los delegadoS clectos la Asamblea
Gran los siguientes:
Por Afasco, Sr. don Jaime Guisca-
fre.
POr Arecibo, sehores don Pelayo
Ruiz. CcsareO Garcia Nieto y Pruden-
ciO Menoyo.
Por AibOnitO, senores don IIerminio
MADEIRA y. Aquilino Garcia.
Por Aguadilla, sefor Bartolome Al
cover.
Por Barceloneta, senores don Ma
nuel Martinez Manuel Zorrila.
Por Barranquitas, sefor don Alfre-
do Alfonso.
Por Barros, senor don Jose Masber-
nat.
Por Bayam6n, senores don Ricardo
Vela Manuel Loysele.
Por Caguas, senores don Cipriano
Manrique y Celestiho Perez.
Por Carolina, senores don Manuel
Garcia Mendez Simon Maeso.
Por GALES, seiores don Juan Vicens,
Eduardo Fernandez Vega y Manuel
Fernandez Lasclotas.
Por Guayama, senores don Rafael
Roca, Nadal Reines, Justo Juan y Fer
nando Beiro. ift't. q =''f'-' -''t'tfFt'
Por Humacao, senores don Octavio
Garcia Severe Bautista.
Por Lares, senores Ricardo Casal
y Honorato Andres.
Por Manati, senores don Enrique 20
rrilla Y Arturo Cortes.
Por Mayagiiez, senores don Waldo
Rarga, Jose Duran Esmoris y Fran
cisco Falagan.
Por Patillas. sefiores don Bartolo-
me Gaya y Francisco Echevarria.
Por Ponce, senores don Bartolome
Melia, Rafael Torres Alberty y Fidel
Higuera.
Por Rio Piedras, sefores don Jaein-
to ofSuarez Y Manuel Messeguer.
Por San Juan, senores don Manuel
Fernandez Juncos. Manuel Gonzalez
Martinez, Antonio Alvarez Nava,' Ra-
faeI Fabian, Abelardo de, la Haba, Jo-
Sc Ma. Lomba Jose D. Riera, Manuel
Gambler, Antonio Sarmiento, Emilio
S. Jiinsnez, Dionisio Trigo, Jose Perez
Losada, Pedro Bolivar, Evaristo Frei-.
ria y Diego Agieros. s
Por Utuado, sefores Eduardo Artau
Bonifacio Fernando.
Por Vega Baja, senores don Manuel
B. Portela y Saturnino Mier.
Por Yabucoa, senores don Jose NJ.
Mendez Jose Lago Barreiro
Por Yauco, Sres. don Simon Ber-
meio y jaime Castaner.
La mesa quedo constituida por el
Presidente de la Junta Central don
Manuel Gonzalez Martinez, don Rafael
Fabian, Vicepresidente, el Tesorero
don Jose D. Riera y el Secretario, don
Jose Perez Losada,
Abrio Fl acto don Manuel Gonzalez
Martinez, saludando los asamblefs-
tas " de IN nlodo especial los que
vienen de Ia Isla inlponiendose moles-
tias, para cunplir este deber patrio-
ticb.
kein6se en- el acto Que comenzo alas
ndeye de Ia manana y telanino las
cinco de Ia tarde, con un receso para
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-03-01
PROBLEMAS QUE ESPER.AN Al
PARLAMENTO BRITANICO

La situaci6n iillancicra. el problema
de naturalization dc las minas fe-
rrOcarriies, Y el que Sc relaciona GOA
Irlanda, son los tres mas impOrtantes
asuntos, que el Pariamento tgndra que
afrOntar inmediatamente.
FL mensaje de la Corona comprende-
ri los principales t0picos que enyua1:
ven esas dificultades de interes nacio-
nal.
Sc sIPone que Lloyd George comien
ce la session pasando revisfa eii Sus
manifestations a la situaci6n general
eHrOpea los laboristaS entOnces pre-
sentardn su moci6n para que sean ma
,cionalizadas las minas V el partido
ciOnalista irlandes, atacara al gobierno
por su polftica de repression. causantc
de los des6rdeiies ocurridos en- Irlanda
Sc adeiantan 4nOticias respecto de
Iqaienes puedan ser las personals que
constituyen el pr0Ximo gabinete Sc
mencionan entire 0tras Arthur Hen
derson, jefe laborista como primer mi
nistro; el yizconde Haldane como Mi
nistro de Hacienda v el catedratico
John Maynard Keynes, para Afinistro
de Estado, cuyo libro discurriendo acer
ca del conyenio de Versailles, del cual
fue delegado, lie ha llevado al range
de personaje ilnportante del dfa.
40 renunciard as derechos
LONDRES, febrero r.. Tn despa-
cho recibido por el Manchester Guar
dian" desde Belfast, dice q! ha product
do grandes concentrates an discurso
pronunciado por la vizcondesa Masse-
reene en- Antgrin, en- hn mitin celebrado
por los unionistas, manifestando que
nunca renunciara sus derechos ante los
que intentan separates De los del
imperio britanico Y que llegado Ell case,
los hombres de Inglaterra y,de Escocia,
Sc juranentarian para prestarla auxi-
lilo, contra el enemigo com,in.
rs
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-19


One OF the prettiest weddings OF
mid June was that OF Miss Oretta
Fister, beautiful daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs George Fister, and Mr.. We.
Petersen Of this city. The in;. --'as"
took place Wednesday morning at
the home of the bride. A color
scheme Of pink and white way used
throughout the rooms. pink pnonies
and graceful sprays of bridal wreath
being arranged in profusion. Tha
bride Wore a charming gown Of
white organdie and carried bridn,
roses. She was attended by Miss
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-19
Society

Al one Of the most elaborate par,
ties Of the week the Misses Francis
and Ellen Barber entertained Tor
Mis- Oretta Smith. The affair tool
place Friday at the Barber home.
where the living room was elegantly
decorated With Wild roses and syrio-
70. Tho dining romm was decorated
with q scheme Of yellow roses and
syringa. carrying out the effect.
Those attending were the Misses Pa
thence Thatcher. Adsline Barber, a..
ia Nelson. LORI Bennion. Louise
BIRD. Grace Carbon. Agnes Lindsay
Della Morrell. Annette Goodwin
Lettis Thatcher. Leora Thatcher
oretta Smith, and Mesdames B. G.
Thatcher. J. p. smith. Eme Barrovs
Val. W. ,Painsr. J. G. Hayward. Bss
nsce Parkinson, George Barber. Dav.
Id Athay. Elmer I. stoddard. Leo
Hansen. Jesse Smith ana Don Smith,
fAF - = 80 4 ctv
Tuesday Mrs. Roy McAiister enter
tained the Unity Circle .Aiss Ney
Nsen Farrell and Mr.. Elmer Geddc.
had charge Of the program. whi,r
was on the life and works of Rud
yard Kiplins. Several discussions
and book reviews Of his work wer;
given and Miss Farrell sang selcc.
ton. the words being Kipling's com
position. A piano solo was given b.
Mrs. Geddes. Refreshments wer'
served. Special guests Of the after
noon wer Mrs. Gorge B. Hendricks
Mrs. Elmer I. Stoddard. Mrs. Nelli!
b. Langton and Mrs. Arthur Atkin
son. 81,
o "a
On Monday evening Miss Sar,
Blair entertained at a delightful.
b. arranged lawn party in honor o
Miss Oretta Fister and Mr.. WIN
Peterson. The velvet lawn with it
/. pretty shrubbery and wide spreadin;
trees was charming in the half ligh
from the varicolored japanese Ian
terms. Easy chairs and divans wer
placed about and supper was serve
from small tables under the sam
magic light. As one author has pu
It mot daylight. moonlight no
yet lamplight." Games and dancin
were later enjoyed. Twenty guest
were In attendance. ~
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-19

tisnIiy arranged breakfast table wa,
appropriately decorated With red
hearts and long strcamers Of red sat.
In ribbon. Following the breakfas,
the bridal pair left Immediately. mo-
toring to Cache Junction where they
left forPortland Oregon, to attend
the rose carnival. After a months
wedding trip they win make their
home during the remainder Of the
summer at Soda Springs. Idaho.
. . . Q
Mr.. and Mrs, e. W. Elliott enter
tanned on Friday evening Of las
week at an elaborate supper and
card party at their home on Second
West street. A color scheme Of ping
and white was used in the decoration
and an abundance Of sweet pess.
carnations and peonies in the pre-
vailing colors were effectively used
The supper tables held cluster bo.
Quets OF sweet peas In crystal vases.
Four prizes were given for the high
est card scores. There were forty
six guests in attendance.
. y 1910
MIS- Booker ana two sons OF Al
toona, Kansas and Miss Blanch Nc
Aicxabder of HALEY. Colos are the
guests VI Mrs. Roy Bolmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Henlnger an.
nounce the engagement OF theft
daughter Hazel TO Mr.. J. b. Gunnel
of Howell, Utah. the marriage to
| take place June 23rd.
, . 90
Mrs. George d. Fuller and litt!s
son of Cleveland. Ohio. are guests
! of, Mrs. Fullers mother Mrs. C. C
Johnson.
Mrs. ID. c. Bulge and Mrs. Luther
Howell went to Ogden Wednesda.
| to attend an elaborate tea given b,
Mrs. NJ. S. Browning and her daugh
ter Jean rs.
Among the prettiest of the man
bridal showers to be given of lat
was one of Thursday Of last week
given by rms, Frank Blair and Mis-
Rachel Peterson in honor of Mi.
Oretta Fister. 1t was given at tn,
home of Mrs. Blair. The roome wer
very tastefully decorated with q Pre-
fusion Of red hearts intermingle'
with early summer blossoms. A de
, licious luncheon was served. cover
being laid for twenty. The shove
was a miscellaneous one and Mis-
Fister received a beautiful array q
gifts of all kinds.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-19

A wedding of unusual interest was
the marriage of Miss Gladys Smith
and Mr.. Arthur II. Game which took
place on Wednesday. Miss Smith is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Orson
Smith and Mr.. Game is the son VI
Mr.. and Mrs. John T Game. TIC
marriage took place at the home OF
the brides sister Mrs. orval Lee at
Sagimore Farm, Paradise. The liv-
ing room was transformed into .
bower of flowers wit hoarnge bios.
SONS and honeysuckle. The bride
wore a beautiful bridal gown of white
chiffon caught with silver ribbon and
carried pink roses and was attended
by little Margaret Caine and little
Miss Virginia Hyde as flower girls
The ceremony was performed at high
noon by President o. H. Bulge. 4
wedding breakfast was served to III,
immediate families. The dining
room was effectively decorated with
snap drag CONS and peonies. The beau
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-19

Euiaiia Earl who was attired in pink
organdie and carried pink roses. Mr..
Glen Earl was groomsmaf,. Pres:-
dent o. II. Bulge performed the.
ceremony and q wedding breakfast
followed. Those present were tho
immediate members OF the families.
and afew close personal friends. TIE
young couple ieft at once for Salt
Lake City for abort bridal trip. th,
bride wearing . going away costu:s
Of navy blue tAffets with hat and
gloves to match. After . short trip
they will return to make their homo
n this city. -
90 . 80
Mr.. and krs. Chas. y. Richard. sa-
tertained Monday evening with din
ner party In honor of Miss Alice
Matheson OF Parowan. Utah. who Is
visiting In this city. Tho center
piece OF the table was cluster ~
quet of pink sweet peas. Covers were
laid for sixteen. Following the din
ner cards were the feature of tl,s
evening.
/
On Monday evening mr.. and Mre
Lyman Hyde entertained with
dancing party at the Hotel Eccles
in honor of Miss Gladys Smith and
Mr.. Arthur Game who marriage took
place this week Early summc-
flowers were used in the decorating
Refreshments were served. About
thirty couples were in attendance.
Early in the week Miss Eula'ia
Earl entertained at a bridal shower
In honor of Miss Oretta Fister at thu
Fister home. The rooms were verv
pretty with a decoration Of flowers.
lcupids and red hearts. Delicious re,
freshments were served. The guests
numbered thirty five. The after
nooon was spent in music and socIa,
pastime. Miss Fister was the reclp-
lent OF profusion Of lovely and use
! full gifts.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-19

Oriene Larsen. The evening vas gtv'
IN In honor Of Miss Butler who's ia
Visiting here from Oklahoma.
"Wednesday afternoon Of last wesx
Mrs. Frank West entertained at a
most attractively arranged luncheon
In honor Of Mrs. J. F. reaherstone.
who is leaving in the near future to
make her home in Idaho. The rooms
OF Mrs. Vests charming residence
were very prettily decorated with
early summer flowers as we're her
luncheon tables. where covers were
laid for eighteen. Following tho
luncheon. cards and sewing were the
features Of the afternoon.
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On last Thursday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Angus Vaughan entertained a
few friends Informally In honor Of
their wedding anniversary. A deli
cious supper vas served. the tahis
being graced with spring flowers
Covers were laid for eight. Follow.
ing the supper cards were enjoyed.
. . . .
Miss Orctta Fister entertained
With o trouseau tea Thursday after
noon from to 8. The rooms we're
REALISTICALLY decorated with blue birds
cupids and a profusion OF spring
flowers. Miss Fister was assisted in
receiving by her mother Mrs. George
Fistre and sister MRS George Fts-
ter Jr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bench,
About two hundred guests called dur
ing the afternoon.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-06-19

Saturday OF last week tho annual
eneampment OF tho Daughters OF
the Utah pioneers was held In thu
Fourth ward meeting house. The hall
was very beautifully decorated with
a mass OF flowers and flags. A fine
musical program was rendered. Mrs.
Hayward. president Of the general
board of Salt Lake City was In a..
tendance. Refreshments were serv
ed and social time enjoyed. There
were about three hundred guests
present.
A very pretty wedding Of the week
was that Of Miss Cleo Simpson. tn,
charming daughter Of Mr.. and MIA,
r. N. Simpson and Russel b. bate.
con. son'of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bette.
son. The marriage took place We'd
nesday afternoon 1T o'clock. With
Joseph n. Garden Sofficiatins. The
bride vas attended BY her sister Miss
zelda Simpson and wore . handsome
sgovn Of white ssorgette crepe and
carried . bridal boquet Of sweet peas
Mr.. Grant Bateson attended the
groom. The rooms had been beauti.
fully decorated with a profusion Of
red and white roses clustered in tai!
crystal vases and the long table wal
graced with the same fragrant bios
SONS Dinner was served to TX
members of the immediate families
covers being laid for forty. In III
evening an elaborate reception wa,
held at which over a hundred guest
were present. Miss Mary DANES de
lighted them with her solo dancing
and musical numbers wree given b.
Miss Arta- Blakely of Ogden AM
Miss Gladys Gray of Idaho. TIL
young couple received an array O
splendid and beautiful gifts. The
left Thursday morning for shor
weddin trip after which they will b
at home IN this city.
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On Wednesday evening Miss Re
becca wilmore entertained with
swimming party at the Logar Hig
School pool. Followin the swim re
freshments were served at the Blue
bird. The guests were the Mise
Agnes Partington, Clara Wilmors