The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-11-05

weinie roast OF the Seniors Of the
Logan High School was held.
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Mrs. T. S. Bennett and Mrs. Loud
erbaugh Of New York City, repre-
sentatives of the womans Board Of
Home Missions are guests at the
New Jersey Academy this week.
A Halloween dancing party was
given by the Delta M fraternity in
honor of their rushees at Hotel Ec-
cles Monday night. Fifty five cou-
pies were entertained. Allan Can
no and Happy" Robinson had
charge of arrangements.
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Thursday evening, October 81, Pl
Zets entertained at a formal dancing
party in the Hotel Eccles ball room.
Halloween decorations, excellent
music. good refreshments and a Jolly
crow made the party a huge sue
cess.
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Friday. Oct 2S, the monthly stag
party was held at the Chapter house
Professor Arnold gave very enter
tanning and instructive talk to the
boys. The balance of the evening
was spent with music and singing
Later refreshments were served. The
guests present were Harold Rosen-
green, Mr.. Carter, Glen Loveless, w.
f. Atwood and r. A. Brewer
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The Beaux Art Guild held an in
formal reception in the Fine Aarts
Studio last Friday night. The studio
was beautifully decorated with flow
ers and art work contributed by
members of the guild. There were
about fifty present, twenty-five OF
whom were new members. The pro-
gram consisted of several musical
numbers by the Nelson brothers, a
talk by DR.. Brossard on the "Ap-
probation of Art" and on the value
of the Beaux Art Guild as an organ
iatlon. Singing by Miss Edna
Crowther, Prof. Fletcher then gave
a sketch of the past history of the
guild. Prof Powell gave a tollk on the
future history and the possibilities Of
the organization. After the program
everyone enjoyed the games and re-
freshments which were very ap-
propriate for the occasion.
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On last Sunday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Thompson and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Shepard entertained al
a reception in honor of Col. and Mrs.
II. r. Perry and Miss Laurlette
Perry, at the Thompson home. The
} rooms were very pretty with an eff
, fective arrangement of flowers, roses
being used in the reception hall and
living room while chrysthemums
were arranged on the tea tables and
about the dining room. Mrs. B. G.
Thatcher assisted in receiving while
in the dining room Mrs. Lyman Hyde
presided assisted by the Misses Dor
thy Shepard and Alton Odel. The
Misses Margaret Wilkinson, Dora
Wright, Marie Barber and Chorlottc
Kyle, with Mesdames d. e. Robinson
and d. c. Bulge presided at the tea
tables. About one hundred guests
called.
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Mrs. Robert Anderson and Mrs. c
w. Nibley Jr. were hostesses at O
delightfully."- arranged Bridge lunch,
con Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs, Anderson. The decorations
were in autumn flowers, the small
yellow Tom Thumb chrysanthemums
in yellow being used on the small
luncheon tables, while about the
rooms pale pink clusters were effoc
lively arranged. There were ten tab
les. The prize for the high score wal
given Mrs. Ralph Smith, while the cor
ISOLATION went to Mrs. Il. s. Bulge
Out Of town guests were Mrs. II. r
Perry and Miss Perry and Mrs. Sid
ney Stevens.
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3 Last night at the Smart Gymnas
ium the Aggle Club held their an
@ nual ball, The hall was uniquely de
- corated with fir trees, mountaiI
: brush and other greenery. It wa
, a decided change from the usua
l form OF decoration and looked fresl
and pleasing. There was a large at
tendance and every one pronounced
the ball an exceptional success.