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Show WITH THE SOCIETY CIRCLES L i vTho U. A. C. Woman's Faculty League held their meeting Friday at tho homo of Mrs.. Jos. Qulnuey Jr., at 161 West First South, with Miss Joan Moan, Mrs. Howard Maug-han, Maug-han, Mrs. Charter, and Mrs. Qulnney as hostesses. "Sonnetts To Tho Portuguese" Port-uguese" by Elizabeth Barrett Browning Brown-ing was read by Prof. N, A. Peder-sen. Peder-sen. A general d!scu3lon followed. Music was furnished by tho Vlctrola The guests of the afternoon were Mrs. Roy D. Thatcher, Misses Mary Sorensen and Edith Bowen. Refreshments Re-freshments wer served. The cllo club mot Wcdnqsday afternoon af-ternoon at tho homo of Mrs. Lonor Carrol. Mrs. Florenco Hudson gave a delightful reading titled "A Kiss For Clnderolla" and also lead In the discussion which followed. Prof. Johnson sang three vocal solos. The guests of the afternoon wero Mrs. Lyman Hyde and Mrs. George B. Calne. Refreshments wero served by tho hostess. Tho U. A. C. Woman's club mot Monday at tho homo of Mrs. S. O. Stevons at 21 South First East. Prof, Arnold gavo a very Interesting talk on Harvard Playwrights. He also read a play by Winifred Hawkrldge, a Harvard student titled "Florists Shop." Miss Hopo Mo Murtrlo was a guest of the afternoon. Refreshments Refresh-ments wore served. A most delightful affair of tho week was tho afternoon party given by Mrs. Robert Murdock Sr., In hon or of her daughter Mrs. P. A. Thatcher, who leaves In tho noar future to make her homo in Salt Lako City. Music and social chat wero tho featuro3 of tho afternoon. The rooms wero fresh with red and whlto carnations and potted plants. At tho close of tho afternoon a dainty lunch was served and tho twenty ladles present received as favors a dainty Easter basket. Tho Misses Martha and Leda Bingham entertained at a dancing party in Murdocks Tuesday evoning in honor of Miss Mattlo Rltter of Ogden. Tho banquet room and danco hall had the appoarence of a Japanese Japan-ese garden. Dainty refreshments wero served during the evening. Tho guests wero as follows: Misses Leda Bingham, Martha Bingham, Robinson, Robin-son, Mattlo Rltter, Bella Larson, Thelma Hansen, Hazel Norr, Bernlce Eames, Myra Nelson, Dora Kerr. Messrs. Prlday Smith, James Cobblo-dick, Cobblo-dick, Clarenco Aldores, Vernon Thaln, Floyd Larson, Wm. Hill, Jones, Heber Bingham, and Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Bingham, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Bingham. Miss Bose Jensen entertained at a card party Wodnesday evening. The rooms wero prettily decorated with carnations and ferns. After tho card games a light lunch was served to eight guests. , Mrs. M. S. Eccles entertained at n dinner Monday at her homo on Wost Center In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. William II. Morgan entortalned on Monday ovonlng nt a book party in honor of their brother and sister, Mr. William Heath and Miss Julia Heath of Salt Lake City. Tho rooms wero prettily decorated with carnations and potted plants. Refreshments were served during tho ovonlng. Other guests wore Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Smith, Mr. and Mr3. John Mortimer, Mr. John A. Cnrlson, Miss Mary Mosor, Miss Loulso Ruchtl, Mrs. Lorenzo Benson and Miss Lucy Benson. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Christiansen entertained at their homo Tuesday evening with a flvo hundred party. A delicious lunch was served In tho Easter Idea after which COO was played. The rooms wero very prettily pretti-ly decorated with daffodils and tho Easter decorations. The winnow of tho first prizes wero Mrs. JeBSo Earl and Mr. D. C. Budgo. The winners of tho second prizes wero Mrs. Leo Thatcher and Dr. W. B. Secrlst. Tho following guests wero present: Dr. and Mrs. D. C. Budge, Dr. and Mrs. O. II. Budgo, Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Budge, Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Hayward, Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Secrlst, Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Odell, Mr. and Mrs. Sam t Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Thatcher, That-cher, Mr. and Mrs. Loo Thatcher, Mr. and Mrs. Weston Vernon, Pros, nnd Mrs. C. N. Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. , Jesso Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Hans. Pcd- i erson, Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Nielsen, ! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Farr, Mr. nnd Mrs. S. J. Jopposon, Mr. nnd Mrs. Sylvian Noedham, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Larson, Mrs. Kate Preston, Mr. Held Shamhart and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright. Mrs. Leo Thatcher ontertalned Wednesday afternoon at a prettily appointed flvo hundred party. Tho rooms wero bright with daffodils nnd ferns. Trlzes wero awarded to Mrs. William Thnln and Mrs. Sam Thatcher. A dainty luncheon wns served to tho following: Mrs. Sam Thatcher, Mrs. Moses Thatcher, Mrs. P. A. Thatcher, Mm. Josoph Odoll, Mrs. G. T. Alvord, Mrs. Ilyrum Do Witt, Mrs. S. J. Jeppesen, Mrs. Wm. Thaln, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Jesso Earl Mrs. Frank Earl, Harry Stoney, Mrs. Dell Bell, Mrs. Ell Bell, Mrs. Hans Podorson and Mrs. John Christiansen, Christ-iansen, .j. Mrs. Ida Benson entertained Wod-(Contlnued Wod-(Contlnued on page Ave) SOCIETY (Continued From Page One) nesdny evening at five hundred. Cut flowers nnd potted plants wero used for the decorations. A largo basket of carnations decorated the table. After cards and supper dancing was Indulged In. Tho following were present: Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Graf, Miss Gcrtude Fitzgerald of Salt Lake, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mltton, ; i Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kenyon, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mowells, Mr. and Mrs.S. 13. Mltton, Misses Ada and Annie Mltton, Mr. L. D. Bodrero, Mr. Lewis Foster,- and Mr. Sidney Johnson. Mrs. E. G. KIrkham was a guest of the Sigma Pheta Pi's, Wednesday evening, for supper. Red roses wero used as the tablo decorations. Cover3 wero laid for twelve. Mrs. U. G. Thatcher entertained tho Sorocls house girls at a movie party Thursday evening, with refreshments re-freshments at the Blue Bird afterwards. after-wards. The officers of the First ward Mutual! Mu-tual! will give a dancing party In tho Pavilion on Thursday evening. The Delta PI club will meet thU afternoon nt the home of Miss Mary Thaln. Sowing will bo the diversion of the afternoon. Tho members of tho Vonna Lu club wero entertained Friday afternoon after-noon by Miss Mamie Bowen. Mrs. D. C. Budge spent Wednesday Wednes-day and Thursday In Ogden. m a The Phi Kappa Iota'B entertained at their house Tuesday evening with a dancing and card party In honor of tho Sorocls houso girls. Itofresh- ments wero served. Twelve couples wero In attendance. Miss Margaret Thomas entertained Thursday afternoon In honor of her birthday anniversary. Tho rooms wero decorated with Easter flowers and novelties. Tho following guests I wero present: Misses Bonna Nibley, ' Mary Jean Mltton, Helen Thatcher, Ruth Nibley, Helen Hulme, Harriot Squires, Alice Squires, Jesslo Anderson, Ander-son, Edith Smith, and Constanco Nibley. Miss Helen Thntcher and Mrs. A. n. Hopkins went to Ogden tho first part of tho week to spend a couplo of days Usttlng with relatives and friends. Mr. S. O. Stevens was In Ogden for n few dnjs this weok on business. . . . . n. W. Eardley of Salt Lake was in Logan tho first pnrt of tho week on business. Mr. Joseph Kenyon, who Iibb been connected with tho sugar factory this winter, loft for California Wednesday morning to fill another position. Mrs. Kenyon will remain hero with her daughter until tho schools close. Mrs. Walter T. Parker of Salt Lako Is visiting In Logan with her mother, Mrs. M. A. Torgcnsen. t Mr. Win. E. Goodspced, who had charge of tho horticulture department depart-ment nt tho A. C leaves Sunday to accept n position In Salt Lako. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. iloblnson of Los Angeles, Cnl., aro hero visiting with their son, Earl. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ilallff of Ogden 3pent a fow days this week visiting with relatives. Mr. Bold Shamhart loft Friday morning for California. Mrs. Frank Hnnks loft Wednesday for n short visit In Ogden with hor sister, Mrs. Baxter. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stoddnrd of Salt Lako spent tho weok visiting with Mrs. M. E. Hanks. |
