, 1897-10-23
.THE WEEK IN SOCIETY,
MANY CHARMING EVENTS FURN-
ISH AMUSEMENT FOR GEM
CITY FOLKS.

The Ice is Broken and Some o; Our
Young People are Engaging in Mat
rimony, But Nary Tilicum-The
Party OF the Trainmen's Auxiliary
Other Delightful Social Events.
The invitation and banquet OF Alpha
Chapter No. | called together a large
number OF the members who were high
ly entertained with the evenings pro-
were beautiful with fragrant roses
which def fingers had formed into a
most attractive center and the guests,
between APPETITE and mirth. enjoyed to
no small degree the good things prepar-
ed ty the ladies. Judge Bourne was an
honored guest and gave a short talk
wh:Ch was well received.
The first meeting o: the season and
one OF the pleasantest in the history
CT the Clio club was held Tuesday even
ing at the home OF Misses Hebard and
Morse. Miss Hehard. as president OF
the club. welcomed the new members
in a happy little speech. and reviewed
;he work showing what the members
years.
Mrs. Symons read one OF the bright
est papers ever presented before the
cub on the History OF Holland to 1915.
AT its close an animated discussion was
led by Mr.. Arnold. who was followed by
other members. The club is a purely
literary one, meeting and studying 70.
seli-improvement.
Mrs. w. A. Jameson was hostess al
he last meeting Of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Methodist church. The la
dies all came with patchwork, out Of
which will be made good cld-fashioned
quilts like our grandmothers used tc
make.
Judge Hay:ord's home seems to be the
one bright spot which attracts lovers
and that fact speaks well for the home
life of the judge. his charming wife and
interesting family. The last couple tc
be made happy there was Mr.. H. R. Hal
and Miss Tinnie Gillespie whose mar.
rage took place Wednesday morning
Il was a quiet wedding. only relatives
and intimate friends being present. The
list OF presents published in Wednes.
days Republican showed that the young
couple were we'll remembered by theil
friends.
One would think that this was the
month OF June. Judging from the mum,
circus marriages we have recorded during
the pas, few weeks. Our boys and girls
are leaving their old homes 10 make
new ones, and our heartiest congratula.
tons and best wishes are extended tc
them. This week the marriage OF Mis-:
Nellie WhitmOre, one Of our brightest
University students. and Hugo F. Gaens.
slen. was announced. also that Of Ed.
ward Furnas. a former student at the
university. to Miss Triplette OF St
Louis. Then from Kansas word
Of the marriage Of Thomas J. Morgan
and Miss Efie Harshbarger. Still there's
more TO follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Rudkin will bt
at home after November 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. f. Buck entertained
a few friends at a very daintily appoint.
ed dinner Tuesday evening.
The sixth annual ball by the Ladies
Auxiliary OF the Brotherhood OF Rail.
road Trainmen Tuesday evening wal
attended by a large number and, like
all parties given by this fiourishing or.
der was a grand success. North Stal
hall was prettily decorated for the oc.
casion and suspended across the hal
was the following: Mountain Homt
Lodge No. 81, Auxiliary B. OF R. t.
Behind the platform was the familia,
word Welcome" while white and blu4
lanterns hung here and there made 6
pleasing effect The oyster supper was
praised by every one and enjoyed by
keen appetites. The committees who
were instrumental in making the bal
a success were:
Arrangements-Mrs. John Crooks
Mrs. w. L. Simpson. Mrs. VIM. Har.
ris. Mrs. Mary Hansen. Mrs. Frank
Mulhern.
Recepiion-Mrs. Ed Brautigan, Mrs.
John Satchell. Mrs. John Storey.
Door-Mrs. John Crooks. Mrs. VIM.
Matheson, Mr.. John Crooks.
Floor-John Storey, Oscar Morris
VIM. Hansen, VIM. Mathison.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry PASCAL entertained a number OF
friends al a delightfully."- arranged lunch
con. Their cozy little home was lovely
with quantities OF bright blossoms,