Daily inter mountain., 1900-11-10

ten by Mrs. MacNevin and read by her
Sister; MeEdelssohn's Cradle Song anc
Spring Song" sung by Mrs. Wincheli;
paper read by Mrs. Winehell, emit: tied
The Influence of Women on the Ger
man People, written by a Minneapolis
woman for a Minneapolis club. The last
number was a duet by Miss Best
and Mrs. Winchell-M May
BellS.''
"A pleasant party of young folks gath
cred at the home of Miss Riggs, 65314
West Granite street, last evening. The
party dispersed at a late hour every
body having enjoyed themselves to their
hearts content. Present We're Miss Win
ME Goff, Miss Julia Laurelle, Miss Hilma
Laurelle, Miss Matte Alex, Miss Bessie
Vaughn, Miss Nellie Fowler, Miss Mag
gle Lloyd, Miss Kate Fisher. Miss Bessie
Beck, Miss Berrice Miles, Miss German,
Miss B. Cox, Mrs. l.. r. Foote, Mrs. X.
Camel Messrs. F. Fisher, kitto, Carl
son, Cover, Davis, McCoullough,
Kuwarth, Camel, ,Foote. Hall, Middle
ton, Matthews, Tunnel, Golf, Cover Hen
ecky Foster and Lewis. C
The Columbia Dancing club, which is
acknowledged to be one of the leading
social clubs of the city, made it's debut
for the season of 1900 in Renshaw hall
last evening. There were about ninety
couples present, among them being the
folloying: Miss Nellie Fudge, Miss Esther
Meiklejohn, Miss Thiel'nan, Miss Mae
Sheldon, Miss Williams, Miss Summers,
| Miss Bretherton, Miss Ella Redwein,
Mss Price, Miss Kelly, Miss Dillon. Mss
Manning, Miss Woodbury., Miss Court
nay, Miss Witty Miss Featherly. Miss
| Kinds, Miss Theo Russell, Miss Eliza
Russell, Misses Ella and Emma Dunstan,
Miss Hammer Miss Broebner, Miss
Proeostel, Miss Booth, Miss Sthaughnessy,
Miss O'Neill, Miss ODonnel, Miss King,
Miss Oswald Miss O'Leary, Miss, ,Sternr
| field Miss Laird, Miss Mcleod, Miss Nc
Laughlin, Miss Crangle and Miss Gertie
WeMs; Mr.. and Mrs Larlsin, Mr. and
| Mrs. J. l.. Teal, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robbie and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Siderfin; Messrs. Strasburger, Cox,
| J. Persons, DR.. Albritton, Mueller, Trem-
/ bath, Egan, Rand, Burke, Fosselman,
Atkins, Corette, J. Bordeaux, Nangle,
Kellet Dickerman, Spiller, Crumrine,
Ensign, McWilliams, North, Treavey,
Barrett, Fiske, Bretherton, Broderick
Hopkins. b. Perham, A. Perham, Rey-
nolds, A. Heiybronner, Geo. Watt, Dun
stan, Dave Watt, Evans, S. Lewis, Wood
A. Lewis, j. Wulff DR.. OLeary, Stern
fels, Mcleod, Scott, Conway. Richards
Hines, Farland, Spafard, Meiklejohn
Talent Thierman, Mcmahon, Sheehan apG
Boyle. +,
On Monday afternoon the Homer clut
assembled for the first time at it's new
| meeting place in the Business Mems as
sociation rooms on the corner of Quartz
and Main. Roll call was responded to by
quotations from the celebrated German
poet and dramatist, Lessing. n
Current events then occupied hall
! hour after which the regular programme
was taken up. nj
Mrs. Kunkel had most comprehensive
and exhaustive paper upon the life Of
Frederick the Great Mrs. Clark sup.
plemented it with a few remarks aftel
which Mrs. Dierks read a paper on Less.
ing which was followed by discussion
of his works by Mrs. Speer and briel
reading by Mrs. Hight.
Mrs. Haws sketch upon Chamesso was
then read by Mrs. Kunkel, which CLOSED
the literary work for the afternoon
Mrs. Welcomes resignation as a mem
ber of the club was read and accepted
with regret. The names of Mrs. Gun
ingham and Mrs. De Witt were votet
upon for membership in the club result
ing in the unanimous election of both.
1t was moved and carried that vot,
of thanks be extended the Business
Mems association for their kindness il
extending the use of their rooms to th'
club. No other business coming befcr
the club, the meeting adjourned.