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which the company were entertained
with vocal and instrumental music.

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which the company were entertained
with vocal and instrumental music.
The Hebrew fair was brought to a sue
cesstul close OH Tuesday evening
Among the prize winners were: K.
Rees, ]. We'll, Mrs. NJ. w. Frank. Miss
Sophia Spillman, Miss KOu Stevenson,
Jonas, A. f. NicolS, A. l.. Blade. A.
Schiefer, Miss F. Bachrach, FL. Walker
& Co. and P. Newland.
The N0rdmaendenes Sangforening
fair. which has been held in DANA hal
during the week, has attracted much at
tention. A good literary and musical
programme has been feature every
evening. A number of beautiful articles
are to be voted to the most popular
contestants and much interest is mani
| tested.
Miss Helen Stone gave card and
dancing party at her home on Tuesday
evening. A large number of friends
| gathered to wish her guest, Miss Edna
Shutter. a pleasant journey. Thyle's
orchestra discoursed dancing music,
and dainty refreshments were served
in the dining room.
Oracle Ling gave pleasant birthday
| party Tuesday afternoon, Miss Carrie
Grant, of Omaha. assisted the hostess
| to~recelve guests. Parlor games and
dainty refreshments received full JUS
| tice from the guests, and everybody de-
! parted with pleasant memories of the
! occasion.
Mrs. j. W. French and Mrs. E. FL.
Smith received large number of their
friends at the residence of the latter on
Thursday, from to IL p. m. A num-
Der of elegant costumes were worn
and the guests entertained by refresh
ments and good music.
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. Cushing cele-
DRAFTED the twelfth anniversary Of their
wedding Thursday evening at their resi-
dence. Music and dancing were the
order of the evening, refreshments were
served and the whole party fingered
until late hour.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tan Endeayor OF the Stevens Avenue
Baptist church gave a pleasant recep-
ton at the church, about 1U0 being
present. A brief literary and musical
programme was rendered.
MI. aud Mrs. j. II. Elliott gave a
pleasantr reception to members. of the
Y. NJ. c. A. on Wednesday evening.
The reception continued from to 10
O'Clock. and large number of guests
were entertained.
Miss Angie Wilson. of Aldrich ave-
nue., entertained her young friends on
Tuesday evening. Refreshments were
served at o'clock, after which SAVERS
orchestra furnished a pleasant dancing
programme.
Miss Ida Tobin gave social On Tues
day afternoon in honor of hel guest,
Miss Celia Hunt. A regular vocal and
instrumental programme was given,
after which refreshments were served.
The Bricklayers' and Masons' union
gave a wellattended ball at Harmonic
hall on Thursday evening. A good
dancing programme and refreshments
were features of the oc ,asion.
On Thursday evening the ladies of
Plymouth church entertained their
friends I'D the church parlors. A large
number gathered and spent pleasant
evening.
The Hennepin Avenue Chautauqua
circle met last evening at 1125 NieoIiet
avenue. A large number of members
were present and spent an enjoyable
evening.
Miss, Maria .Beede gave an informal
card party Monday evening. Cards,
dancing and refreshments were features
OF the evenings entertainment.
The Ladies' society of the Norwegian
Trinity church will give all entertain
ment and supper in DANA hall on
thanksgiving evening.
Mrs. Hugh Harrison and Mrs. J. Clark
Taylor gave pleasant afternoon recep-
ton to their lady friends Friday. after
noon at Oak Lodge.
Miss Ada Long, assisted by Misses
Judd and Gaines. entertained friends at
her rooms on Hennepin avenue last
Monday evening. 49,. .~.
Miss Hattie gave reception at her
home on Chicago avenue on Monday
afteffaaor, in honor of her guest, Mrs.
Jacob Frost.
Miss Jennie Day gave card. and
dancing party Oh Wednesday. evening,
in honor of her guest, Miss Cole, OF
Davenport.
The Lucy Hayes w, G. T.1U. held a
meeting Oh Thursday afternoon in the
church, corner Of Fifth and Franklin
aEeuueS. - .,-s..;sf sss's . ~
On next Tuesday evening Father
James McGolrick will lecture on Ireland
at Harmonic hall. '3f%
The Willard W. c. T. u. gave a dime
dinner at the residence of j. III. Bradisil
Friday evening. -