, 1896-10-10

ing talked OF and numerous Little card
clubs are being organized for evenings
t which the much neglected husbands
are to be invited.
Mrs. Haley and daughter Addie ex-
pect to leave for Denver In a short
time to spend the winter. Misses An
ME and Matte Haley are there now at
tending school.
Mr.. Luther Fillmore and Mrs. Jennie
Dawson are expected home from the
east the first of next week. They have
spent the past month visiting friends
and relatives in New York and Penn
sylvania.
Miss Adelaide Brown will spend the
winter in California with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore. Miss
Brown will be sadly missed by her
young friends but q change Of climate
is necessary to the young lady's health.
Friends of Miss Allie Crumrine will
be pleased to know that h Is getting
along nicely with her studies at the
Chicago musical college. She has en-
tered the teachers certificate class
which is next to the graduating class.
Miss Crumrine's high standing In the
| college reflects great credit upon her
untiring perseverance as well as upon
her teacher, Mrs. Leroy Grant. who was
one OF the first graduates of that insti-
tuition.
Dean Mallett and family arrived in
the city Tuesday morning and are nice
ly situated in the deanery. The good
ladies' of st. Matthew'S parish, with
Mrs. Talbot and Mrs. Ivfnson a. COM
mittee, know just how to welcome
strangers and make them feel at home.
On the morning Of the deans arrival
from the east these ladies had the house
nicely warmed. a good hot breakfast
prepared and a store of provisions In
the pantry ready for s 1t Ii unne-
cessary to say such kindness was great
ly appreciated.
Mrs. J. E. Wilkinson Is at home the
first and third Mondays in the month.
817 Eighth street.
A very pleasant party was given
| Wednesday evening by DR.. and Mrs.
Miller at their home on Thornburg
street. Might've furnished the amuse-
ment of the evening and delicious re-
freshments, which Mrs. Miller knows
how to prepare so we'll, were served.
Mrs. Hodgeman was the fortunate
one to secure the ladies first prize. a
sterling silver souvenir spoon with
Laramie, Wyo., engraved in the gold
bowl.
Mrs. Wilkinson won the second prize
by cutting with Mrs. Carpenter, an ex-
quisite china after dinner coffee cup
and saucer.
III. odLl SdAlpuCE WIN CAS 8C1IAS-
mans first prize, a beautiful decorated
china cup and saucer, while Jesse Con-
verse took the second, a sterling key
ring.
The following ladies' and gentlemen
were present: Messrs and Mesdames
Ivinson. Carpenter, PASCAL, Smith, Nc
Clary. Wilkinson. Leroy Grant, Lowe.
Trabing, 8. H. Campbell, Greenbaum,
Mesdames Sprague, Denig. Blake.
Davis, Hodgeman, Wilkinson, Thomas,
Holmes. Misses Hebard, Morse. Davis.
Williams, Fox. Messrs. Mcdonald, Set
tele, Porter. Davis, spalding. Brown,
Jones, Converse.
People who are SO fortunate as to be
invited by Mrs. Ora Haley always an
ticipate their visits eagerly, enjoy
them 1uansensely and. recall them with
pleasure. And the party given by that
lady hbt Thursday afternoon WA q
charming one. The menu was made up
Of a succession Of tempting dhshes, all
Of which had the appetixing flavor Of
home cooking.
Amusement was furnished those who
did noezplay cards by q guessing game,
the prizes for which were awarded to
Mrs.. Blake and Mrs.. Fsuwick-a Glove
bail. Mrs. Coe won the inst psiss ~
cards. = bon bon spoon. MrA CortAsll