, 1900-11-03

ghost who told a ghost story. Prof.
Morgan kindly consented to be the
ghost. a large cake containing a thin.
BILE. Il ring. and a dime was cut into
slices which would determine the fate
of the finders was Il very merry one.
The ring was found in MI. Norton's
slice, the thimble in Mr.. Woodruff's and
the dime in Mrs. Brees'. \ large
number were present and besides hay.
ing a jolly time cleared a nice little
sum of money.
The Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church held its monthly meet.
ing at the home of Mrs. WIN. Naismith.
ST. Mrs. Garlock led the devotional
exercises, also gave an interesting
reading. Mrs. Rominger delightfully."-
sang a pretty little ballad. Mrs. Ware
read an excellent article. Mrs. Rauner
and Mrs. Land sang a duet in their
usual pleasing manner. Mrs. Lee play,
ing the accompaniment. The subject
for discussion was mission work III
Utah. Many interesting facts about
Mormons and Mormonism were
brought out. The Aid society held a
meeting at the same place and decided
not to have a super the night before
election as they had intended. Re
freshments were served and as a result
of an afternoon pleasantly and profit
ably spent, a neat little amount went
into the treasury.
The Ladies' Card club will hold its
next meeting at the home of Mrs. Dur-
\ number of very pleasant HallOw-
cen parties have occurred this wee':.
Some have been for the children ami
have been enjoyed by those who
are no longer children, but who still
believe a little nonsense now and then
is relished by the best of men"
900
Mrs. Farley Mathison entertained the
No Name club Saturday evening. Eu-
chre was the game played and refresh
were served Mrs. Ruprecht
was the most successful player while
Mrs. John A. Fischer won second place.
The ladies present We're Mesdames
Ruprecht. Fisher. Mondell. VIM. Har-
ris. Durlacher, Roffee. Oft. Manasse.
Farley and James Mathison. The club
this evening with Mrs. Dur
lacher.
Ye are hereby hidden to be pres
ent at a seek and find party" to be CIV
ell by the Lock Out club at No. 16
Friuolity Lane at 100 o'clock on St.
Hallow's eve.
VERY BOHEMIAN.
For fools may enter in where Att
gels fear to tread"
Thus read the invitations received
by the university boys several Lays
They had been guessing" who
the club We're and where the place was
and had worked themselves up inc a
very pleasurable state of excitement.
The idea originated with Miss Craze
Davis and Miss Maud Wallis, who call
ed a meeting of the college girls. who
soon made all necessary arrangements
for a novel merry-making. The boys
made a number of inquiries and earn.
ed that North Star hall had been rent
ed but could not find out by whom. On
the night mentioned the boys. some of
having gone to the university and sew
eral houses. presented themselves at
the hall but found everything there ap-
parently as dark and silent as every
well regulated house is supposed to be
the night before Christmas" Moth.
ing daunted. however, and knowing full
well that a faint heart ne'er won fair
lady they scaled the castle walls and
gained entrance through the windows.
The hall was prettily decorated.
screens and other articles of furniture
giving it a home-like appearance. The
lights streamed from gayly colored
Chinese lanterns and. most appropriate
to the night, jack o'lanterns, which the
girls themselves had made, after giving
to their friends the part for pumpkin
pies. The best part of the find. how
ever, was the girls themselves, all
ready for a good time as soon as dis
covered. AS may be imagined the
boys did not fold their tents like the
Arab, and as silently steal away" but
stayed to show that, like the knight of
old, they could grace alike the tilt
yard (meaning the gridiron) and the
bower" Seeing the young ladies in
party attire the young men repaired to
the dressing room and discarded their
rustic garb, ~reappearing in evening
dress. The programs were entirely
the work of the girls, printing, pictures
and all. and will be kept as souvenirs
Of one of the happiest OF college
'larks." The music for dancing vas
furnished by Miss Frances Williams.
Mindful of the proverbial way to 4