, 1902-03-29
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o COMING EVENTS.


10 Mrs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
o Aid society. q
o Mrs. Logan-Methodist Aid 30 g
o ciety. 9
o Mesdames Walker and Ehmka 9
o Baptist Aid society, at Kuster. Q
10 Thursday. q
Q Mrs. Price Jacobs-Cathedral G
Q Guild. G
10 Friday. @
@ Methodist church-Y. NJ. C. A. &
Q reception to Y. w. C. A.
Q Baptist church-B. Y. P. U. So G
Q cial. G
10 North Star hall-Children's g
o masquerade. 6
10 Saturday. 6
Q North Star hall. o. T. M. G
O ball. G
Q O o 0 o o o Q
A dinner is a strange affair.
You sometimes learn a lot
By noticing just who was there.
And likewise, who was not.
Washington Star.
900
The c. c. Card club played Thursday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Simp
son, special guests being Mr.. and Mrs
WEIGH and the Misses WEIGH. Mr.
WEIGH took a hand at the cards and
won the first prize for gentlemen, Mr.
Converse taking the second and the
consolation going to Mr.. Lovejoy. Mrs
George Harris the first ladies'
prize, Mrs. Roffee second. and Mrs
Lovejoy the consolation. Mrs. Simp-
son served ice cream instead Of the
cream cake, which has been the clubs
accepted staff of life this winter, and
in spite Of the elegant lunch, some of
the obstreperous male members Of the
club complained Of hunger. Imagine
their chagrin when their hostess ap-
peared with an immense dishpan load
ed down with souvenirs. neatly wrap.
ped In paper, Each n was permitted
to put in a thumb and pull out q Plum
and liyalx. scenes .eIsued Some got
carrots. some turnips, some soap or
scrubbing brushes, and for some there
were cabbage heads and limburger
cheese. There was n luscious par
snip which was coveted by all, and
who finally bore 1t away, none but the
guilty party knoweth.
600
Miss Kreiger was the hostess Thurs
day evening for the Independence
Card club, at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Dwight Smith. Mrs. P. c. Rau-
ner won the first prize for ladies, the
second went to Mrs. Hodgeman, and
the third to Miss Kreiger, Mrs. Inger-
soil capturing the BOBBY. The first
gentleman's prize was captured by Mr..
George, the second by Mr.. Jupp, the
third by Judge Carpenter and the
BOBBY went to Mr.. Dwight Smith. An
elegant lunch was discussed after the
game and the session voted to have
been an exceptionally pleasant one.
Mrs. Ingersoll will entertain the club
ct its next session.
900
Miss Tillie Frazee entertained q par
ty Of young friends Saturday after
noon in q charming manner, those
present being Misses Ida Lansheldt,
Bessie latham. Annie latham, Rebec-
ca Cook, Annie Reid, Evlyn Corthell.
Helen Symons. Eta Kennedy and BIZ
die Mckay. The time was pleasantly
spent in playing games, Misses Mckay
and Corthell winning the prizes. dainty
souvenir spoons. at their respective
tables. Misses Bessie latham and
Helen Symons tied for the consolation
prize, which finally went to the former.
900
Mrs. Hogbin entertained thechildren
Of the Presbyterian church at the cot
tage Monday and Tuesday Afternoons
with peanut hunts. The most success
full searchers received prizes of can
day.
900
The Sixty club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mesdames
WEIGH and Dodge at the home Of Mrs..
WEIGH. Although the afternoon was
very stormy. the following members Of
the club present: Mesdames