, 1901-10-19


900
Mrs. Eastman entertained the Aid
society of the Methodist church Wedn-
esday afternoon. The ladies will hold
their next meeting with Mrs. DR.. Will
son.
The advanced pupils taught by Mrs.
Winant Oliver gave a very enjoyable
musicale Thursday evening in G. A.
r. hail., when the following program
was presented:
Duet, Second R~aphsodie.. q. ...Liszt
Mrs. A. NJ. Oliver, Helen Manasse.
Vocal solo Selected
Judge Carpenter.
Fantastic %Impromptu OPP. Co.. Chopin
Rebecca Cook.
Prelude in C sharp minor OPP. 3.No.2
...... ..... . ..... Rachmaninoff
Blanche Durlacher.
Duet, Galop Militaire ....... Mayer
Carl Ruprecht, Rebecca Cook.
Lurline Op. Hans Seeling
Emma Nagel.
Mr.. II. Nagel.
Mazourka Fantastique W~ollenhaupt
Louisa Konold.
PART II.
Duet, Marches Militaires, Nos. l
and 2........... Schubert
Rebecca Cook, Carl Ruprecht.
Vocal quartette Selected
Messrs. H. w. Grass. Sawyer. Prof.
Merz, J. d. Shrock.
Marcia Funebre, from Sonata, Op. &c
900. ......... . ..... Beethoven
Jean Durlacher.
LeBrindisi. from Lucretia Borgia...
e. . .......... Wollenhaupt
Emma Nagel.
Fantasia Dramatique. transcription
from Faust ..........C H. Delioux
Dora Thobro.
Vocal solo ...... Selected
Miss Burke.
Cachoucha .....Raff
Helen Manasse.
R~ecollections Of Home. .....S. B. Mills
Rebecca Cook.
900
Mrs. Johnson, who has been visiting
with old friends here the past week,
returned to her home in Denver today.
900
The arrangements for the Catholic
fair, which will be held in Maenner-
chor hall on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings of next week, have
been carefully completed under the d.
rection of Mrs. George Harris, who has
the general management Of the affair,
and the event promises to prove of I'M
usual interest. Mrs. Lynott and Miss
Kate Murphy will have charge of the
refreshments. There will be booths Of
various sorts, r%afiles, grab bags and
numerous other devices designed to
lure the visitors money from his peck
cts and land 1t in the treasury Of the
society, but as the proceeds of the fair
are to be devoted to the r~e-establish-
ment Of parochial schools in the Gem
City. there will no doubt be numerous
willing victims, and the ladies in
charge will be fully repaid for their
faithful efforts to make the event
pleasant and successful in every way.
900
Mrs. John Costin will entertain the
Unchristened Card club next Thursday |
evening.
The Ladies' Card club vas entertain
ed by Mrs. DR.. Harris Tuesday after
noon at the T~hornburgh hotel. After
the game Mrs. Harris introduced a
pleasing innovation in the form of a
grab bag, from which each guest alb,
stracted an exquisite little souvenir.
The club will play next week with Mrs.
Ivinson.
The G. L. A. to the b. Of l.. E. will
meet x Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. John Costin to sew for the Rail
road Mems Home In Chicago.
The Epworth League Of the Metho-
dist church has raised $40 by popular
dollar subscriptions. which will be sent
to Japan, where that amount Is sum
cient to support a reader an entire
year.
The dance which is to be given at
North Star hall tonight by the L.. A.
to the B. of L. F., promises to prove one
of the most delightful hops Of the sea-
son. Niethe's orchestra will furnish
the music. The proceeds will be sent
to the home for railroad men located
In Highland park, Chicago.
The jolly Eight will be entertained
by Mrs. Fisher this evening.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Ban