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900
The Sixty club celebrated the birth,
day of Mrs. Mulholland Monday after,
noon at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Houghton. those present being Mes
danes Godat. WEIGH. Dodge, Stark.
Blake. Foote. Naismith. Mulholland.
Robinson. Davis. Brands and Cordi-
ner. The following poem. dedicated
to Mrs. Mulholland by a friend was
read:
"Oh, talk not to me of lovers in story,
The days we grow old are the days of
our glory.
And the myrtle and ivy of sweet eight
and seventy
Are worth all your laurels. though ever
so plenty.
What are garlands and crowns, but for
brows that it wrinkles.
They're not worth a cent to cheeks
full of dimples:
But GROWING a head all silvery and
hoary,
They make all the babies to love and
adore thee.
Oh. life, IL I ever took delight in thy
pages,
'Tis since I've grown up. a child of the
ages,
And to watch the old folks around me,
discover
What a darling she is. how lovely to
love her."
Mrs. Stark also read pleasing selec.
tons from The Kindergarten Of Cod
by Ebert Hubbard. A splendid supper
was served, the covers being marked
by souvenir cards which bore suitable
quotations from favorite poets. These
notices were the work OF Mr.. and Mrs
Bellamy. The club rendered a vote OF
thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. Houghton and
to Mr.. and Mrs. Bellamy for favors
shown. Mrs. Mulholland received ex,
quisite clusters Of carnations from
Mrs. Hertzog and from Miss Abrams,
and was also substantially remember.
ed by the club and other friends. Mrs.
Welch's natal day cur March cath
and she will be the clubs next hostess,
600
Prof. Irene Morse. who will enter.
tain the Trousseau club tonight. will
deliver a lecture On French art in the
pro-cathedral at 8 o'clock, and the ev.
ening will be completed by a social
uOuT dL uoT uOIuc.
600
The Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church is noted for its pleas
ant and profitable sessions. but its
meeting this week, which was held
with Mrs. Chaplin on Wednesday af'
ternoon was particularly delightful.
There was an unusually large attend
ance and the annual election Of officers
which first occupied the attention of
the body. resulted as follows:
President-Mrs. Slosson.
First Vice President-Mrs. Gates.
Second Vice President-Mrs. Stark
Third Vice President-Mrs. Ware.
Seer tary-Mrs. Sawyer.
Treasurer-Mrs. John Baillie.
Mrs. Brown vas chosen delegate tC
the missionary meeting at Longmont
Colo, April 18th. and Mrs. Hogbin al
ternate. A short literary program was
enjoyed after the business session
Mrs. Brown, who represented the Home
WY NJ. CuOOSiLk lbe hui0ho loA lVL ouo
ject. and Mrs. Hogbin. speaking for
the Foreign field, dealing with China
A dainty lunch was served, and a social
hour completed the afternoon. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs
DR.. Miller. Wednesday. March 26th.
900
The C. c. card club gathered In full
force at the pretty home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Lovejoy Thursday even
ing. and the competition waxed Sc
warm that there were several ties, but
the prizes finally fell to the following
fortunate fighters: Gentlemen. first,
Mr.. Converse; second, Mr.. Matlack:
consolation. MI. Mueller. Ladies'. first,
Mrs. Costin: second. Mrs. Simpson:
consolation. Mrs. Beltz. There was a
merry time over the supper. and cake
walking and other amusements were
INDUCED in. Mrs. Matlack will be the
clubs next hostess, the date being
March 18th.
Surprise parties have been epidemic
the past week, and Mrs. TRAILING was
the astonished recipient of n of the
~pleasantest Of the number. The as
saulting party consisted Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. P. C..