, 1902-04-26

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and Mrs. Langheldt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burke. Mr.. and Mrs. Yund. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gottschalk II son. Robert, Mr..
and Mrs. Lindsay. Mesdames Roffee,
schalk. Foster. Hegewald. Rauner,
Chaplin, Fisher, DeForest. Sterling.
Tefft. Misses Hunt and Hughes.
900
The Women of Woodcraft Celebrated
their fifth anniversary with a supper.
dance and entertainment at Maenner-
Choir hall Thursday evening. There
was a splendid attendance and an i'll
teresting program was presented as
follows:
Opening song, Women of Woodcraft.
Short address, F. w. OFT.
Song. Miss Minnie Burk
Piano solo. Miss Emily Isberg.
Song, Agnes Kleeman; accompanied
by Prof. Niethe on violin.
Piano solo. Miss Rebecca Cook.
Song, Miss Minnie Burk.
Piano duet, Anna Reid and Ida Lang
heldt.
Special mention is made of the solo
by Miss Agnes Kleeman. although
many compliments were earned by all
the performers. The lodge will clear
$40 or more as a result of the enter
tainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. OFT were at
home to the c. C. club Thursday ev.
ening, n the session proved to be an
exceedingly pleasant one Mrs. George
Harris won the first prize for ladies',
Mrs. Farley Mathison the second. and
the consolation went to Mrs. Mueller.
The first for gentlemen went to Mr..
Converse. Messrs. Lovejoy and Roffee
tied for second, Mr.. Lovejoy winning
on the cut, but Mrs. OFT presented each
with a prize. Mr.. Lovejoy being given
first choice. Mr.. Matlack carried off
the consolation. Mrs. Mueller will en-
terrain the club May sth.
900
Mrs. Charles Hegewald planned a
pleasant surprise for Mrs. Herman
Hegewald whose birthday occurred on
the 18th. On that day the German
birthday club visited her at her home.
They had supplied themselves with !
dainty refreshments, and the occasion
will lima ho rnr,nrrhaca with ,Iaor,ro
by the hostess and her unexpected
guests. The Misses Erne contributed
to the enjoyment OF the afternoon by
furnishing music.
600
Miss Adelaide Brown entertained
the Duplicate Whist club Wednesday
evening. An exceedingly pleasant SEES.
sion was enjoyed and the playing was
spirited, but the rose was won by Mrs.
c. D. Spalding and the ribbon by Mr..
Spalding. The next session of the club
will meet with Miss Dulcie Davis.
600
Mr.. Fred A. Miller gave a chatting
dish party Thursday evening in honor
OF his guest, DR.. Graham, of Lincoln,
Neb. Other guests were Messrs. w.
A. Whitney, r. D. Stewart, w. M. Ship |
a N. Callahan, A. E. Jupp and ]. B.
Mckee.
Mrs. Judge Brown. who has played
with the Whist club as a substitute
during Mrs. Lehman's absence in the
east, entertained the ladies very de.
lightfully Monday evening. Mrs.
Marsh will be the next hostess.
900
Prof. Roberts delivered a splendid
address on Physiology" before the
Home department of the Woman's
club last Saturday afternoon.
600
The regular meeting Of the Brown
ing club was omitted this week and
the next session will be held May 5th
with Mrs. Knight.
900
The Ladies' aid society OF the Pres
byterian church was delightfully."- enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
lies. There was a good attendance
and arrangements were completed for
the May day supper and bazaar to be |
given next Thursday evening at the
cottage. The next session of the aid
will be held with Mrs. Knight May
7th.
Miss Burke is arranging to give a!
concert the last Of May. She will be
assisted by the best vocalists of both
sexes in town.
The fair and supper given by the ca
thedral guild in North Star hall Tues
ay evening was well %patronized. con-
sidering the weather. An elegant sup
per was served, and a social and dance
completed a thoroughly enjoyable ev-
ening. Many dainty articles of fancy
work remained. which Mrs. Hodgeman
is disposing Of at private sale.
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Mrs. j. ]. Fitzgerald Of Cheyenne
is the guest of Mesdames Burns and
Lawrence.
Mrs. c. W. Spalding entertained the
Ladies' Card club Monday afternoon.