, 1902-03-14
HAPPENINGS
Continued from page 49,


Beaudoin, Ella and Mantha Slack
Mary Titus, Aggie Garriety: Messrs
Will Smith, Howard Beaudoin, Roy and
D. Titus, Edwin Bell. James Smith,
Earl Beaudoin. Mcdonald, Walter and
Harry Doyle.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given in honor Of Miss Jean Smith
Saturday evening. The time was spent
in various games. A dainty lunch was
served under the direction of Mrs.
Smith and it was not until an hour be.
fore daylight that the company dis.
persed. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, Misses Lillian Mcdonald.
Blanche and Grace Beaudoin. Addie
Sharpless, Mayme Doyle. Mary and
Jean Smith, Kitty Oakley. Addie Half
ner, Martha and Ella Slack: Messrs.
Walter Doyle, Stevie Harding. Charlie
Marsh, Cecil Bell, Will, Jack and James
Smith, Howard Beaudoin, James Ster-
ling. VIII Mcdonald.
900
A new club which will be known as
the "Forget-me-not" held its first meet
ing last night with Miss Rebecca Cook.
The evening was pleasantly spent in
dancing and playing games and a dain-
ty lunch was served. The Forget-me-
not will hold another session in about
two weeks with Miss Elva Chapman.
| Elva Chapman. Its members are as
It's membership is made up as
follows: Misses Rebecca Cook, Elva
Chapman, Birdie Mckay, Maud Fergue-
son, Anna Reid, Messrs. John DeLario.
Melvin Hodgeman. George Gebhardt,
| Will Powell and Jack Morgan.
900
Mrs. F. H. Eggleston entertained the
| Whist club Wednesday evening this
week. Mrs. NJ. N. Grant will be- the
clubs next hostess.
900
Mrs. Gibson has consented to slug
at the general meeting of the Woman's
| club this month, which will be held,
Saturday. the Goth.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber entertained the
drive whist club last evening, serving
a delicious lunch after the game. The
members of the club are Mr.. and Mrs.
Bartlett. Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff, Prof.
and Mrs. Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
Der.
The general assembly Of Kentucky
has adopted a bill taking away from
women the right to vote at school cleo
ton. Apparently the Kentuckians are
determined to entirely eradicate the
element Of uncertainty in all sorts
Of elections.
The Philadelphia Times OF last Sun
day contained ar excellent portrait OF
Mrs. Slosson and an interesting sketch
of her prison c~haplaincy. The number
was a souvenir issue Of the christening
Of the emperor's yacht and also con-
tains portraits Of President Roose-
welt and daughter. Prince Henry and
other notables.
The Hospital Aid society at Chey-
enne, has just decided to apply for ad
mission to the federation OF Woman's
clubs.
The Browning club met Monday ev-
ening with Rev. and Mrs. Hogbin. The
regular lesson in sociology was taken
up and readings from Browning's GO
lombe's Birthday" occupied the remain
der Of the session.
600
Easter comes, IL the expression is al
lowable, un%seasonably early this year.
and It is presumed that is the reason
the authorities have declared the
proper shadese for Easter headwear to
be tomato red" and shrimp pink"
which can probably be secured In can-
ned goods Of last years growth.
900
The Ladies' double quartette. which
practiced Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Roberts. will meet next week with Mrs.
DeForest.
The North Star society celebrates Its
fifteenth anniversary with amasqurade
ball tonight.
Mrs. A. J. Hull has issued dainty In
vitations to about twenty-five friends
of her daughter, Ray Daniels. whose
twelfth birthday is being joyfu1y cele-
brated this afternoon.
900
Railroad Hose company No. 4 VIII
| give its fifth annual uniform ball next
Monday night.
The ex-oficers of the cadet corps
have decided to give the annual ball
early In May. the exact date to be fixed
later.
600
Miss Mamie Hickey of Ogden, who
has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Mccullough ~ the hostess hst
night at a surprise party in her honor
At the home of Mr.. Mccullough. The
AFFAIR was in the nature Of . farewell,
a. Miss Hickey left during the night
for her home. Those present Mt.