, 1902-03-14
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, Masonic Hall-Alpha chapter. @
, social session. Q
, Wednesday. @
. Mrs. Brown-SpeClal session O
. Woman's club.
, Mrs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aid .
, society. O
, Mrs. Observation-Disclosures Aid O
. society. "
Q Thursday. o
, Mrs. Douglas Wllan-Cathedral o
. guild. O
. Friday. .
. Mrs. Reals-Birthday club. @
Q Saturday. o
. No announcement. .
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900
Albany Lodge No. Z. Odd Fellows. en-
nearly a hundred of their
lady and gentlemen friends Wednes-
day night. at the beautiful hall in the
Odd Fellows building. There was a
literature and musical program and an
lunch of sandwiches. coffee.
cakes and candies. The affair was the
second OF a series of social events. and
in charge of a committee consist
ing of ]. B. Mckee. Will Crawford, Bob
Graham and Sam Klingen. who prepar'
ed and served the lunch and looked az
Too th, oOyforf ND plnagtrn ~ the
guests. There was a short session OF
the lodge. but at s O'Clock the doors OF
the hall were thrown open and were
not closed until after midnight. The
literary and nlusical program was not
the least pleasing feature of the even
ing, the following numbers being rem
dered: Overture by the Swedish quar-
tette, consisting of Mrs. Hendrickson,
Prof. Erickson and Mr.. Towson: read.
ing. Mrs. DeLario; instrumental. Miss
Ida Langheldt at the piano and Messrs
John Prick and Victor Cokefair with
mandolins; selection by the orchestra:
solo. Mrs. Victor Cokefair: recitation,
Louis DeLario: piano solo. Miss Ida
Langheldt: selection by the Mandolin
club; solo. Mrs. Lewis Tyvold. 1t is
seldom a pleasanter affair is planned
and carried out, and the lodge and the
committee deserve unstinted praise for
the part they took. Those participant
ing in the program acquitted them
selves as artists, some of the numbers
winning encores. Ralph Lasher, the
noble grand of the lodge. presided, and
assisted by the other members OF
the lodge. The attendance embraced
some OF the leading society people Of
the city.
The farce entitled Female Mason
ry," will be given by members Of East
ern Star lodge at Masonic hall. next
Tuesday evening. All members Of AL
pha chapter, No. l. o. Z. S.. and all Wis
iting members are cordially invited
Light refreshments will be served af
ter the completion of the program. ant
one OF the social sessions for which
the lodge is so deservedly famous will
be enjoyed. The farce will be present
ed by the following competent cast:
Most Illustrious High Mogul. Mrs
Converse.
Grand High Pull Hauler, Mrs. Has
kins.
Sister Royal Panjandrum. Miss Alb
rams.
Sister High Muck-a-Muck. Miss
WEIGH.
Sister Hobble-de-Hoy, Miss Higley.
Sister Gibble-Gobble. Mrs. Settele.
Sister Linen Draper, Mrs. Hynds.
Sister A. F. and A. NJ. Miss Burke
Grand Inner Guard of the Temple
Key-Hole, Mrs. Gardiner.
Grand Outer Guard Of the Temple
Key-Hole. Mrs. Graham.
Sister Mary Yelling Screech. Mis-,
Tessie WEIGH.
Organist. Mrs. DeLario.
Candidate, Mr.. Carl Jackson.
Candidate, Mrs. P. Mathison.
900
About twenty-five Of Mrs. Dave Hen
drickson's many friends surprised hel
at her pleasant home last Monday ev
ening, and a delightful time resulted
Dancing was the order Of the evening
and the music was furnished by the
Swedish orchestra, Of which Mrs. Hen
Erickson is a member. Fruit ant
sweets were passed at 1880, and a
12 the jolly crowd dispersed, fervently
wishing that they might all oon meet
under that hospitable roof again.
900
Representative and Mrs. F. w. Mon
dell gave a pleasant dinner party re
Gently at the New Willard hotel In hon,
or of Speaker Henderson. The guests
were received in the reception parlors
Of the presidential suite. and dinner
in the handsome dining room
adjoining. The table decorations were
double tulips and roses. With MI. and
Mrs. Mondell at the table were Speak.
er Henderson, Secretary Wilson Of the
department Of agriculture, General and
Mrs. Nelson A. Miles. Representative
and Miss Cannon, Representative and
Mrs. Payne, Ex-Governor and Mrs. W.
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