, 1901-01-19

loT the statement tndL Will lue SHldl
set" in London everything American is
now the rage, American habits, man
ners, speech, and even slang. being
strictly the thing"
600
A prominent society woman Of New
York recently sent out original invita-
lions to a ball. On a plain visiting card
was written: will you come and
dance Wednesday evening, Jan. 2. at
Sherry's at 1O:30?' And one society
wag returned his visiting card, on
which he had written, sure"
900
The Eastern Star had an invitation
ceremony followed by a banquet Tues,
day evening. An enjoyable time was
had by all in attendance.
900
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho.
dist church met with Mrs. Wilson
Thursday afternoon.
600
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Pres
hyterian church held its regular semi.
monthly meeting at the home of Mrs.
s. N. Ware, Wednesday afternoon.
900
The Birthday club yesterday after
noon held a meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Roffee to celebrate the birthday
of that lady and Of Mesdames C. L..
Klein and Joseph Klein. The time was
happily spent in the usual manner
The presentation Of gifts, of which the
club makes a practice, was a pleasant
feature, and the recipients gracefully
expressed their appreciation of the
very acceptable presents. Those en-
joying the pleasant time aside from
those mentioned were Mesdames Lang
heldt, Converse. Breitenstein, Craw-
ford J.. Mathison, Reid, j. Bailey, De
Forest, Dave Reid; George Harris, C.
Hegewald, Chaplin, Yund, Manassee,
]. Stirling, T. Tregoning.
900
Mrs. Louis Miller and daughter, Miss
Jean, entertained the Misses Annie and
Matte Haley at 5 o'clock dinner last
Sunday.
The Imperial Dancing club gave one
CT its dances at North Star hall last
hight which was enjoyed by a large
number Of the university students. The
Neithe orchestra furnished the music
for the dancers. The party was chap
eroned by Mrs. May, Mrs. Chaplin,
Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. DeLario,
Mrs. George. Mrs. Schilling, Mrs. Jami-
son. Others present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Griffin Of Cherenne, Prof. and
Mrs. Roger. Misses Fannie Hance,
Belle Moore, Rosa Lepper, Nell Dean,
Lillian Mason, Ana Bennett, Lucy and
Eugenia George, Alice Holiday, EN-
ma Nagel, Willie Downey, Achiah Null
lison, Anna O'Connell, Laura Lee, Ma
zie Chaplin, Gertrude Dorher, Alice
Marsh. Katie Roach, Ethel Miller, Co
ra Gray, Jessie Smith, Beulah Regar,
Grace Davis, Elise Towson, Clyde Phil
lips, Josephine Smith, Ella Rice, Mat
tie Quirk, Ada Rohrbough, Lillian Cor
ey, Messrs. Ernest Crater, Frank Muir
ply, Lee Kidd. Will Bartlett, Ralph
Hance, Leslie Miller. Frank Holiday,
Latimer Gray, Will Watt, D. c. Abrams,
Glen Scott, Roy Fitch, Wilkie Collins,
Will Schilling, Harry Lee, Frank Brett
enstein, Clarence Congdon. Gail Reed,
Owen Downey, Hugh Mcdonald, Doug
las Cordiner, Eugene Wilkerson, Prof.
McClelland. Elmer Keefe, Owen Hoge,
Bolyn, Henry Rice, Titus, Charles De
Kay, Charles DeLario, Charles Point
ing, George Trabing.
600
Miss Ethel Rauner with the assist
ance Of a number Of young friends,
merrily celebrated her twelfth birth
day yesterday afternoon. All sorts Of
games coupled the time. In the pref
ty dining room supper was served,
where the attractively decorated table
presented a pleasing appearance and
the good things furnished we're great
ly enjoyed by the young people. Miss
Ethel received many pretty gifts.
The little folks present we're:
Josie Corey, Myrtle Ware, Mary Will
son. Edna Simpson, Alice Burke, Hazel
Crooks, Lottie Whisnan, Jennie Lynch,
Ethel and Grace Rauner, Albert Nor
ris, Willie Naismith, Verne Jamison,
James Wilson, Harry Simpson, Harold
Wolcott.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Meth
odist church will give a concert and
hold a fair about Easter time. Full
plans have not yet been made, but the
ladies are doing excellent work under
the efficient leadership of their presi.
dent, Mrs. W. H. Reed.
Cut this out and take 1t to Frank H.
Eggleston's drug store and get a free
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