, 1902-04-12
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS:

A midnight supper was also served,
added a neat amount to the net
proceeds of the event. which will be
devoted by the boys to the purchase If
uniforms.
Misses Edna and Lille McCasland
arranged a pleasant surprise party
night III honor of Miss Bertha
who leaves today for Bu-
ford, for an extended visit. The even
ing was spent in various amusements,
and a dainty lunch was served. Those
present were Edna and Lille McCas
land. Lillas Mcdonald. Martha Slack
and Bessie Marks: Willie Fischer,
Willie Mcdonald, Dan Mcdonald,
Harry McCasland. Vivian McCasland
and Henry Baumbach.
900
Mrs. c. H. Harris and Miss Mai.
smith entertained a number of friends
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
iialilS SaluS III tlohlllolt u HlSlleu
pleasant amusement, ard a dainty
lunch was discussed. Those present
were Mesdames William Naismith and
w. J. Naismith, Misses Gerig. Grant,
Barker. Cordiner, Hartley, WEIGH, Jean
Miller, Warner. Naismith and Ivy
WEIGH: Messrs. PomelI. Pryor. James
nrI NlTt11sa-, NTatrynitI II D,1,, UDh-
Prick, Douglas Cordiner. Cromly and
John Cordiner.
900
Mrs. George w. Storey was surpris-
ec by a party of her friends at her
home Tuesday evening, it being the
anniversary of her birth. She receiv-
ed a number of beautiful gifts in honor
of the event, and the attacking forces
were also ~abundantly provided with
all sorts of delicious eatables. The
party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Klein,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wooding, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Lehman,
Mesdames Graham. Sitters. John
Doyle. George Baillie. James and Jes-
sic Graham, Minnie and Tillie Sitters,
Mamie Doyle, George Baillie, Ida
Cunningham. Hilda Klein and Bernard
Sumpky andLillie Klien.
900
The Browning club met Monday ev-
ening at Prof. Slosson's and INDUCED
in "ping-pong" instead Of attending
to it's regular program. The next ses-
sicL will be held with Mrs. Roach.
900
The Epworth League will give it's
regular monthly. social next Friday
night.
Laramie Hive No. 4. l.. o. T. NJ.
gave an exceedingly pleasant dance in
North Star hall last Saturday evening.
There was a large attendance and the
ladies served a nice supper which was
thoroughly appreciated. A nice sum
was added to the treasury of the soci-
ETY. by the event.
900
About twenty Of the friends of Mr..
Charles Wallace surprised him at his
home Saturday night, and a delight
full time resulted. Progressive euchre
and other games. vocal and instru-
mental music and a good time general.
ly were the order of the evening. The
invaders had provided an elegant
lunch, INT the whole affair was very
s~killfully managed by Misses Ella Nc,
Cue, Lucy Hunt and Jennie Yeager.
Among those present were Misses
Grace Beaudoin, Blanche Beaudoin.
Lille Mcdonald, Mary Hixon, Jessie
Hunt and Lydia Armstrong, Messrs.
Will Beacham, Tom Hunt, Albert Null
ford, Harry Hamer. Bert Coffee, Char
lie Marsh, Bod Harrison and Harry
Prahl.
The B. Y. P. U. will give it's post
poned social next Wednesday evening.
900
Miss Clyde Phillips entertained a
number of friends in a unique manner
last night. The party first made a
tour Of the rolling mills and afterwards
visited the dance at the Maennerchor.
The evening was closed with a deli
cious dutch lunch" at the home of
Miss Phillips.
The wedding Of Mr.. H. A. Smith and
Miss Hannah Peterson will occur
next Tuesday evening, April 18th. at
the home of the brides parents on the
West Side. 1t will be a very quiet at.
fair, only the members of the family
and a few of the most Intimate friends
being invited.
The c. c.. Card club played Thurs.
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Roffee, special guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mathison. Mrs. Farley
Mathison won the first ladies' prize,
the sacnd going to Mrs. George Har-
ris and the consolation to Mrs. T. H.
Simpson. Mr.. Costin won the gentle
mems first, Mr.. Matlack second and
49, 49,