, 1901-09-14
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
RECEPTION TO NEW MEMBERS OF
FACULTY OF THE UNI.
vERSITY.
rendered by Misses Hebard and Morse
Thursday Evenine-Hermion Tenn
Pile, Rathbone Sisters, to Receive
Visiting Delegation-Sixty Club
Entertained by Mrs. Robinson and
Mrs. Foote.

Entertained by Mrs. Robinson anc
Mrs. Foote.
Among the most charming social
' events of the week was the reception
given Thursday evening by Misses tie,
bard and Morse at their cosy home VI
Fremont street. The affair was arrang,
ed for President Graves, formerly OF
the University of Wyoming, but now
irgton, INT the new members of the
faculty, but President Graves was u1,
a%voidably detained by business in Bos.
ton, and vas unable to be present. The
new members of the faculty are Prof.
and Mrs. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Derr
and Mr.. and Mrs. Carhart. The list
of guests included all the members of
the faculty, the present board of trus-
tees and members of the board asso-
ciated with President Graves, and the
Clio club. The rooms had been artis-
~tically decorated by Miss Clara Fos-
ter pansies, sweet peas and asters
being skillfully utilized. Misses Stryk-
er and Willie Downey gracefully as
sisted in serving the delicate refresh
ments. The occasion was an especial
ly pleasing one, being a delightful in
auguration of the coming years work
in the university, which will begin
next Thursday. President Graves has
been spending his vacation in the Uni
versity Of Chicago. He has had re-
markable and gratifying success in his
work in the University of Washington,
the enrolment in that institution hay
ing increased under his leadership
from $50 to 700.
Mrs. F. A. Miller gave a delightful
party Monday evening, complimentary
to the young ladies who assisted her so
gracefully in entertaining at the recep-
ton given in honor of Mesdames Van
Horn and Colby. Sixteen happy cou-
pies were hidden to the hospitable
home, and cars were enjoyed by eight
tables.
Mrs. Ivinson entertained a party of
the old residents Thursday evening at
an exquisitely appointed dinner, in
honor of Judge NJ. C. Brown. who will
return next week to his important post
in Alaska.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. Oviatt will give a Bel
gain hare dinner this evening, among
the guests being Prof. Lee and family,
their guests, Mrs. Townsend and Miss
Bessie, Of Omaha. and Mrs. Gray. Mrs.
Lees mother.
The members Of the Birthday club
who spent last Sunday with Mrs. John
Reid, at Reid's ranch, report a most
enjoyable time. The trip out proved a
delightful one, and upon their arrival
they received the warmest of welcomes
from their hosts. The house had beer
tastefully decorated with sweet peas
and a~sters, and the dinner table which
awaited them was a magnificent sight,
brilliant with cut glass and silverware
and glimmering with solid gold tea and
table spoons. But the sumptuous SER
vice Don yielded the palm,to the boun-
teous dinner served to the hungry par
ty, an abundance of trout being pro
vided in addition to all the ordinary
~delicacies. After an afternoon spent
in music and conversation, a number
Of successful photographs were secur-
ed of the party, which will be treas
ured as souvenirs, and a lunch of ice
cream and cake was served before the
return trip was begun. The ladies of
the club desire publicly to express
their appreciation Of the gener-
Gus hospitality extended by Mr.. and
Mrs. Reid. Those who attended were
Mrs. Langheldt, Mr.. and Mrs. Baillie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Klyine, Mrs. Breitenstein, Mrs. Kim
ball, Mrs. Emma Knadler, Mrs. Nc
Donald, Mrs. Graham and Miss Ora
ham, MI. and Mrs. DeForest, Miss Mag
gle Brebner, Annie Sterling, Mrs. Sho-
berg and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Reid, and Mrs. Gilman and daughter.
The next meeting of the club will be
held with Mrs. Converse in October.
900
A new temple Of the Rathbone Sis
tiers has been organized at Carbon, in
connection with the Knights of Pythias
lodge there, and next Thursday even
ing five members of the new temple
will be entertained by Hermion Tenn
pie of this city and instructed In the
unwritten work. After this the mem
bers Of Hermion Temple will serve a
banquet, to which the husbands, broth
ers and sweethearts Of the members
will be invited. Hermion Temple held
a meeting last Thursday evening, at
which the arrangements were made.
At the meeting next week membership
in the temple will be conferred upon
Mrs. Lynch, Miss Anna Sterling and
the Misses G%ottschalk.
600
Mrs. Nettie Hertxog, the florist at
Clark and Fourth streets. has a ger
anium that ia n wonder in the way of a