, 1900-02-24

The W orders had eXerted every en-
ergy TO make the affair the splendid
financial success it was. While som
of the pomp and display which us.
ually attend public parties had beer
dispensed with in order hat the pro,
ceeds might be as large as possible for
the charitable purpose for which the
party had been given, it was neverthe,
less an enjoyable and well-conducted
AFFAIR. As a result of their labors the
two lodges will have a neat sum to pre-
sent to the widow and orphans of one
their late members.
900
The University Dancing club held
one of its ever popular hops last even
ing. A large crowd was present, and
those who have signifed their inten.
ton of keeping Lent turned out to have
one more good time before its begin
ming. Those who attented were:
Misses Clyde Phillips, Josephine and
Frances Smith, Cora Gray, Jessie Day
ton, Rose Owens, Dorthelle Allen. Mel
lie and Alice Marsh, Lillian Mason.
Willie Downey, Birdie Kell, Irene
Fleming, Rena Stryker, Ida Roland.
Lizzie Muir, Grace Davis, Allie Knott,
! Hilda and Jean Durlacher, Helen Bar
row, Millie Thompson, Flora Knight,
Maize Chaplin, Velma Hunt, Laura
Coutant, Blanche Davies, Dovie George,
Mable Cheney. Fanny Hance; Mes
danes Chaplin, Chandler, Fred George,
ST., Fred George jr., Grant, Hodgeman,
Campbell, Marsh; Messrs. Keefe, Fitch,
Sudduth, Houston, Wilkerson, John
and viii Watt, Bryson, Raife, Scott,
Pointing, Lee, Bailey, Moudy, Prick.
Spalding, Paulson, Jennings, Roach,
Hanson, Eugene and Latimer Gray,
kirtley, Kuster, Gilmore, Hance, Brees,
Breitenstein, L%angheldt. Peterson,
Haley, Pagett, Holiday, Atherly, Eager,
Moudy, Marsh, Saxton.
900
One of the most popular social insti-
tutions Of the city is Miss Gray's dane
ing class, which meets. every Monday
evening. Last Monday over fifty young
people were present and danced until
midnight.
There was a fair sized but very ap-
preciative audience present to listen
to the lecture given by Prof. W. c..
knight at the Presbyterian church last
evening, his subject being the Fossil
Fields of Wyoming" The lecture was
delivered in Prof Knights easy and
pleasant manner and was illustrated by
a number of very fine lantern slides.
900
One of the pl%easantest meetings that
the Senior and Junior guilds have held
this year occurred on Wednesday after
noon when Miss Eta DeKay enter
tanned the two societies. The after
noon was spent in making useful and
ornamental articles for the Easter fair.
and a dainty and choice lunch was serv-
ed. The guild meetings this winter have
been very satisfactory and an unusual
interest is being taken in the work by
the ladies of the church. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Chris Jones
in the Abrams residence.
900
The members of the Ladies Card
club were entertained at the home of
Mrs. Lehman on Tuesday. but not at
cards. Instead, each guest brought some
dainty piece of embroidery or other
work, and the swift needles flew under
skillful fingers while pleasant social
conversation made the hours pass quick
ly. An excellent luncheon was served
by the hostess.
900
The regular meeting of the Kipling
club was held with Mrs. Durlacher at
her apartments on Fifth street. As a
result Of a number of games of euchre,
the following prizes were won: Ladies'
first prize, a handsome vase, Mrs. S. H.
Campbell; second prize, handkerchief,
Mrs. Sprague; third prize. china plate,
Mrs. G. A. Campbell: g~entlemen's first
prize, handkerchief, Mr.. Bartlett: sec
ond, a pair of suspenders, Mr.. Davis;
third, a necktie, Mr.. Rauner. At the
close of the evening, the guests were
invited to Mrs. Reager's where a royal
supper was spread for them.
900
The minstrel performance at the Man
ager opera house last evening attract
ed a good-sized audience. The enter
tainment was up to the usual standard.
900
Mrs. George Harris entertained the
X~enodochist club Wednesday evening
in her hospitable manner. Might've
was played and refreshments served.
900
The thirteenth annual ball of the
Danish Brotherhood occurs at North
Star hall this evening. 1t is an invita-
ton party.
The North Star society is making
preparations for the celebration Of its
thirteenth anniversary. The society
will give a dance at North Star hall on
the evening Of March 18th.
900
A pleasant time was spent at the
home of Miss Agnes Clarity last even
ing, where a number of her friends
met and gave her a delightful surprise
The evening vas spent in playing