, 1897-03-20

Harris, DeKay, Abrams, Roach, Robert
Smith, Coburn, Chase. Champion, Fred
Dawson, Brees, Breitenstein, Fairfield,
Fitch, kuster, Knittle, Gilmore. Harry
George, Robert George, John Davis, Bert
Holiday, Beach, Cayler, Cordiner,
Settele, Marsh, Hesse, Atherly.
81, Patrick's day seems to be q great
birthday date. Three members o. the
Clio club celebrate the l7th of March
each year. Mrs. Preston. Mrs. Symons
and Mrs. Arnold, by a strange coinci-
dence. were bor on this festive day. To
celebrate the event Mr.. and Mrs. Sy-
mons had The club dine with them
Wednesday evening. Ferns, shamrock
and green carnations We're much in evil
dence. The table decorations displayed
the delicate and artistic taste OF the
hostess. and the men served was most
oountiful and appealing. After refresh
Ing the inner man land woman) one OF
the members gave an eulogy in COM
memoration of St. Patrick. The COM
pany consisted OF Mrs. Keegan, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Arnold. Mr.. and Mrs. Downcy, Mr..
and Mrs. Fitch. Miss Hebard. Pro-.
Merz, Miss Morse. Mrs. MoIdy. Mrs.
Preston. Mr.. and Mrs. SGosson and Mr..
and Mrs. Symons.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Taylor entertained
the Methodist choir Wednesday evening
at q o'clock al Il high tea. The table
was beautifully decorated with natural
flowers. The evening was spent in II
very enjoyable manner in singing.
music, conversation and games. The
following ladies and gentlemen enjoyed
the OCCASION: Prof. Merz, Prof. and
Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Wolco,t. Mrs. Clark,
Mrs. Lowe. Miss Arlisee Smith, Mrs.
Mckee, Mrs. Sawyer und MIR. Teft.
The Presbytorians made a decided hit
with their baby show. Fifteen bright
little girls and boys were entered FOR the
contest and The enthusiasm evinced in
support Of favorite cherubs was I'M
bounded. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Yund's
little girl, Ethol. was the fortunate girl
baby, receiving It's votes. while little
Lester Madison, the bright little boy of
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Mathison, was the
lucky baby boy, receiving 173 votes. A
delightful song was given by Jack
Frost's children, IL little girls in white;
Mrs. Klein sang n solo which was high
ly appreciated, and then Jack Frost's
children again entertained the audience.
Cake and coffee were served in the par
sonage. There was one outside little
n that received deserved recognition
in the voting, Mrs. Kipka's little boy.
Mrs. Kipka is the wife of the agent at
Lookout and is visiting with friends in
the city. A handsome sum was netted
FOR the church treasury.
A number OF friends called at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Peale Wednesday
and enjoyed a very pleasant evening.
Various amusements were enjoyed until
about midnight when, after partaking
Of refreshments, the guests departed for
heir homes.
Western papers are speaking in very
l hioh farsoa ~ tho yIyoh1tr- ,i,kor, v,k -
will give II charming entertainment Mt
Maennerchor hall next Saturday night,
under the auspices Of the Tilacum club.
At fret 1t was announced that this per-
Torrance would be given on the Goth,
but the date was afterwards changed to
the 9th.
We may praise the great new woman,
With her strong developed mind.
But we like to have u mothers
Still the good, old-fashioned kind.
st. Patrick's day lin the evening
was duly celebrated at the residence OF
Mrs. Land, a party being given in honor
of Mrs. Preston, it being her birthday.
1t was also the anniversary OF Mrs.
Land. A general good time was had
with conversation and music until 10
o'clock. when u delightful supper was
served. The table linen vas green, with
white doilies. Natural flowers and
~rosettes of green were conspicuous
everywhere. At each guests plate was a
menu card, lied with green ribbon.
which read as follows:
MASQUERADE MENU.
Bouillon,
Deviled Crabs, Baked Potatoes.
Olives,
Wesh Rarebit,
Eggs on Surprise,