The herald., 1893-11-12

A delightful afternoon entertainment
is being prepared by the Kings Daugh-
ters for next Saturday, at O'Clock. at
the First Methedist church, Broadway.
Some of the best musical talent have
given their services for the eeversl
numbers; also, Mrs. Kate Upper Gal.
pin will read a short paper on School
Ethics, the same being one which Mrs.
Galpin read before the worlds congress
OF schools at Chicago this summer.
The Kings Daughters is an order
widely and favorably known in oar
midet. engaged in WORK among the des-
titute and suffering.
The regular all day meetings OF the
church work Ladies' Aid and Mission
ary societies of the First Congregational
church, were held Tuesday in the par
lors OF the church. A number of ladies
were present. These meetings. which
are held the first Tuesday of every
month. are not only profitable but de-
cidedly pleasant, the ladies generally
bringing luncheon and spending o social
hour at noon on something more sub
stantial than the Feast of reason and
flow Of eoul."
On Tuesday evening OF this week Mr..
and Mrs. r. q. Lee gave a progressive
euchre party at their house on Flower
street. The house was prettily decor
sled with flowers. The first prize was
won by Miss Loomie and the BOBBY by
Mr.. Davis Those present were the
Misses Kittie Airline Loomis. Clyde Wei
don, Ray Danforth, Anna Davis, Lottie
Baker and Ella Williams, the Messrs.
Stevens. Wilson, Davis. Black. Carson
and Williams. Miss Loomis sang sew
eral beautiful solos during the evening.
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A delightful luncheon was spread
Tuesday in honor of Mrs. Lucy More.
who is about leaving Los Angeles to
make her home in the country. Reso-
lutons were also read expressing the
deep regret of her sister workers at los
ing 60 efficient and useful a member
from among them and q rising vote of
thanks given her for her faithfulness.
Mrs. More resigned the presidency OF
the Church Work society and Mrs HI.
A. Mills was unanimously elected to fill
the vacancy.
select dinner party was given at the
residence OF Miss Grace Davidson. on
Montreal street, last Friday evening.
The rooms and table were handsomely
decorated and an enjoy able time was
passed. Those present were: Misses
Tonner, Francis, Pattee, Chase and
Mssac. Messrs. Francis. Ridenbaugh
eastman, Tyler, Bumiller and Lelaude.
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Miss K. S. Crombie of South Hope
street entertained the Thimble club on
Friday afternoon. 1t was especially
enjoyable on account of the recent re-.
turn OF some of its member from the
east. Very dainty refreshments were
served. The next meeting will occur
two weeks from Friday, at Mrs. Judge
Porter's, on South Pearl street.
The board OF managers OF the Flower
Festival society will give reception
from O'Clock to A, Thursday, Novem-
ber 10th, in the parlors Of the home.
The ladies OF the board extend a cordial
invitation to all friends Of the work
aud especially TO those who have a. any
{ me been members OF the society.
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The Mleees Cl8rK OF oo5 Alpine etIeet
gave progressive whist party Friday
night. The evening passed pleasantly
until 10 80. when time was called, and
it was found that Mr., Erred Price had
won the fret prize; second prz3, Mr..
Joseph Hawthorne; and BOBBY pr:zs,
Miss Adele Vignes.
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TIE Macleod school of art will give a
reception on Tuesday evening at the
studio adjoining the chamber of com
merce, Miss James and Mrs. tirosser
will play, Prof. Moore will sing, Rev. j..
@. Fletcher and Mr.. Shirley Ward will
max addresses and Miss Ethel Graham
will sing.
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Miss Mollie Adelia Brown has arrived
here from New York city, having been
called home by the sudden death OF her