, 1901-09-28

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McCullagh, ard Messrs. Artie Mueller
Deon Boswell. Leslie Miller, Frank
Gray, Bert Logan. Lee Carey. Fred
Meyers and Carl Ruprecht.
SSo
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Homer
gave a tea in honor of her guest, Mrs
Adams of Chicago. The house was
beautifully decorated with a variety OF
foliage in all the gorgeous autumnal
hues. The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ho,
mer is rich in works of art which have
been gathered from all parts Of the
world. The last addition to their col
lection of antiques is a tear jar" of
Phoenician glass which was made two
thousand years before the birth of
Christ. The manufacture of this glass
is now a lost art. Mrs. Homer is a
most delightful hostess and dispenses
her hospitality with such ease as to
make her guests feel quite at home.
receiving the personal attention of the
hostess. The greatest treat that Mrs.
Homer had in store for her guests was
the highly interesting talk given by
Mrs. Adams. n woman of most remark
able attachments and strong personal.
ity. 1t was a feast that was satisfying
to the cravings of mind and soul. Per
haps an adequate idea may be formed
of the treat that Mrs. Adams had to
offer the ladies who were assembled
in her honor. when it is known that
she has lectured before the English.
Russian and German courts. The Ia
dies who were so highly privileged
were Mesdames Sutphin, Marsh, Hog.
bin, Brown. Suule, Symons, Wilson
Slosson, Downey, Eggleston and Grant
and Miss Adelaide Brown.
900
Mrs. p. C. Rauner entertained the
UnchristeneG card club Thursday ev-
ening, and tie usual delightful tine
was enjoyed. There was much jealousy
among the boys about a delicious
pumpkin pie, which figured as a BOBBY
prize, but they finally settled it annie
ably by dividing the luscious treasure
with the ladies', Il all was serene
again. There was some remarkably
close playing, but in the cuts the
prizes finally went as follows: First
ladies' prize, Mrs. Dwight Smith, set
of glasses: sc cond, Mrs. James Mathi-
son, lace nat pin; BOBBY, handkerchief,
Mrs. Farley Mathison. First gentle
mems prize, James Mathison, cup and
saucer; second, P. c.. Rauner, handker-
chief; BOBBY, Elmer Lovejoy, pair of
socks. After the game delicious re-
freshments were served. The club
will have Mrs. Farley Mathison for
hostess at it's next meeting.
900
The title of the initial play at the
remodeled Manager opera house will
attract, aside from the probability that
the piece abounds in fun at the expense
of the poor lords of creation. 1t is the
old story of too much mother-in-law
one HAS peeh Iue JUL anu JeSI Va
alleged wits since poor Cain returned
with a daughter of Nod, and will be,
perhaps, SO long as men continue to
forget how much they owe their own
wives and how little the other fellows,
900
The Sabbath school of the Union
Presbyterian church will celebrate
Sunday. October 18th, as a rally day.
100
The b. of l.. f. have arranged for a
dance in North Star hall Wednesday
evening, October 9th.
The Evening Dancing club will give
a hop in North Star hall tonight.
900
The ladies of the G.. L. A. gave 4
novel entertainment last Saturday ev-
ening at G.. A. r. hall. 1t was called
an autograph party, and each guest
paid one cent per letter according to
the number appearing in his name. A
nice sun was secured in this way for
the benefit of the Engineers Home
The entertainment consisted of each
guest making a drawing to Illustrate
the title of a song furnished, and these
were then placed On the wall and
guesses made from the drawing as to
the title of the song. Mrs. John Baillie
secured the big apple pie as first prize,
Mrs. Farley Mathison the little apple
pie for second prize, and little Miss
Baker the no apple pie" for
making the fewest accurate guesses.
Coffee, cake and fruit were served.
900
Mrs. Frank Spafford entertained the
Ladies' Cathedral Guild Thursday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lovejoy will
leave tomorrow for Denver. Mr..
Lovejoy will be absent about a week,
but Mrs. Lovejoy will remain for a
longer visit.
Misses Brown and Land gave a re-
ception Saturday evening at Miss
Browns in honor of Mr.. Emery Land.
who left Tuesday night for Annapolis.
The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion, autumn leaves, Gle
MATHS and asparagus having been used