, 1900-02-03

charming entertainment last Saturday
evening to the members Of the Gen
eral club and their husbands. 1t prov
ed to be an occasion where Mahomet
might sit comfortably in his easy chair
and order the mountain t appear be-
fore him..
The Worlds Masterpieces of the
Louvre" tina was the subject, and
how the audience Toasted on them,
while Miss Morse gave delightful des-
criptions of each, together with a brief
history and splendid views of the mag
nificent old palace and grounds. Some
idea of its immensely may be imagined
when it Is said that the whole, palace
and gardens cover forty-eight acres
of land right in the ear Of Paris.
Besides the pictures there was good
music. The double quartette, Mes
danes Mckee, Stevens, Hunt and Miss
Smith and Messrs. Jones, Soule, Tefft
and Merz sang the French national air,
THE Marseillaise," after which Mr..
Barnes stirred the audience with a
fine base solo. He received a hearty
encore and gracefully responded. The
quartette closed the program with our
own Star Spangled Banner"
900
The dance given at North Star hall
last Tuesday night for the benefit of
the sisters Of st. Mary's school was a
splendid success. To have allowed
room for all present to dance COM
fortably the hall should have been at
least three times as large as it is so
crowded was the floor that it was al
most impossible for Prompter Roth to
find room for all who wished to take
part. This fact, however, did not de-
tract any from the happy spirit Of the
immense throng, but all determined t.
make the best of 1t and set in for a
royal time. An elegant supper was
served in the banquet hall and this was
also literally %patronized. The sisters
receive a neat sum as a result of the eff
forts of the ladiese of the Catholic
church.
900
The next meeting of the Kipling club
will be held on Wednesday evening at
the residence Of Mrs. Hodgeman.
Mrs. Comfy entertained the ladies Of
the guilds IN Tuesday. No meeting
will be held mex week on account OF
the special afternoon services at the
cathedral.
On Wednesday evening the thrilling
drama, Human Hearts," will be pre-
sented at the Opera House.
900
The Maennerchor society gives a hop
this evening.
Mrs. George DeForest pleasantly en-
tertained the Presbyterian ladies at
their mission tea on Wednesday after
noon.
The Xenodochist club will meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Converse Wednes-
day evening.
900
The regular hop of the Volunteer
Dancing club, which was to have been
given tonight, has been postponed I'M
til February II, out of respect to the
memory of a dead comrade.
900
Mrs. VIM. Hodgeman has returned
from Cheyenne after a weeks visit.
900
The following program will be given
on next Saturday afternoon by the Cur
rent Events and Social Science depart
ment, Boston," being the subject:
History of Boston. ...... Mrs. Williams
Municipal Affairs. Mrs. Hougr ton
Woman's Clubs. Miss Wright
Social Features of Boston. .........
go. -. -. ......-..M Miss Osborne
Literary Life in Boston. Mrs. Knight
Education. 49,. 80. Mrs. Bunum
Architecture
Public Buildings. -. Mrs. Conner
Art Galleries. ....... MRS. Jones
Boston Library. Mrs. Wilkinson
900
Miss Grace Kibler Of Fort Collins,
Colo, is visiting relatives in Laramie.