Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-02-11
In SOCIAL CIRCLES.

Lie upper iowa Dduu Will give
concert at Freeport on Saturday even
ing.
The Social Whist Club meets with
Miss Lillian Greer next Saturday af-
ternoon.
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"he Students Union will give an
Entertainment in the College gymnas-
ium on Saturday evening.
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The regular meeting of Geo. @.
Gardner Camp, No. "a, S. of V. will
occur tonight at the Post room.
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The gay season is not yet over as
there are rumors of several parties this
week not included in this column.
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The manager of the Steyer opera
house has secured Slayton's Jubilee
Singers for the evening of March II.
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Last Friday evening Dr. and Mrs.
e. l.. Topliff invited number of their
friends in to spend the evening with
them at cards.
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The Silver Greek Band give concert
at Burr Oak tonight, assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. b. o. Marsh and Miss Nellie
Boyd of this city.
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DR.. 5. s. Whitbeck entertained sew
eral OF his gentlemen friends at check
ers last Tuesday evening. Mr. A. n.
Nance scooped the crowd
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The @. A. r., w. r. c., and S.of V.
will celebrate the anniversary of Lin
coins birthday tomorrow evening with
appropriate exercises i'm the Post room.
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The students of the city had very
nice dance at sSteyer's Saturday even
ing The music was furnished by Err
wins Orchestra and the evening spent
very pleasantly.
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Last evening fifty friends of Ben
Mckay gave him very pleasant sur
prise party. Cards and music occupied
the former part of the evening, after
which efreshments were served.
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There was an entertainment at the
High School on Friday evening. A
discussion by prominent educational
men of the city on present Education
al Tendencies" was held and music
was furnished by the High School Glee
Club and orchestra.
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Miss Lou and Mr.. f. NJ. Hughes
entertained sixty of their friends at
Progressive Whist last Wednesday
evening. Partners were secured by
shortest lady and vice versa. A most
enjoyable time was had by ALL
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. b. Portman en-
tertained number of their friends at
cards last Friday evening. A pleasant
time is reported. Mrs. Henry Paine
and Mr.. A. w. Grow being the lucky
ones, the former received handsome
boquet of hyacinths and the latter a
card case, and Mrs. J. II. Baker and
Mr.. B. b. Greene being the unlucky
ones, the former received doll and
the latter a puzzle.
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The party given by the Misses Fran
cisco to thirty-two Of their young lady
friends last Thursday evening was q
most enjoyable one. The tables were
handsomely decorated, and very de-
lieious supper was served at five o. clock,
after which the evening was spent at
whist. Miss Halle Headington win
ming the head prize received u china
sugar and creamer and Miss Sadie
Montgomery receiving as the foot
prize pin tray.
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The organ recitals at the Norw. Ev.
Luth. church last Tuesday afternoon
and evening were especially enjoyed by
all present. The organist, Mr.. Louis
Falk, is an extraordinary artist and
captivated his audiences, and the num-
bers furnished by local talent were exc
cuted with precision and excellence
that always characterizes our Scanda-
navian friends. Taken all i'm all, the
concerts were superior in many respects
to any ola like order given here.
Students Union Entertainment.
Students Union will give an enter
tainment i'm the College gymnasium
Saturday evening, Feb. 18th. The
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