, 1902-12-20

ed to be at the choir room at the ca
thedral Tuesday evening and also OF
Wednesday afternoon at ] O'Clock
sharp to assist in the work necessary
to perfect the event, which promises to
be n Of the most delightful ever en-,
joyed by that Sunday school.
900
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church we're lavishly remembered by
friends in other cities. receiving among
other things for sale at the fair a gen.
erous package of dainty fancy and 9th,
err articles from Prof. Cora MacDon,
aid of Colorado Springs.
900
The Fraternal Union gave a social
at G. A. R. hall Thursday evening at
which a musical program of exception
al merit was presented and a dainty
lunch was served.
900
The Euchre club met Thursday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cordiner,
twelve members being present. making
the three tables complete. Mrs. Eagon
again won the ladies' prize. the third
time in succession, Mr.. Corlett Downey
again the gentlemen's prize. Refresh
ments of oysters on the half shell.
roasted waters, cake and coffee were
served and the guests had a delight
full evening.
On Saturday afternoon a party of
girl friends surprised Miss Helen
Cooke at her home. it being the six
teenth anniversary of her birthday.
With games, music, dancing and sing
ing the hours passed very pleasantly
until six o'clock when dainty refresh.
ment were served. Those present were
Mrs. F. B. Kern and daughter. Mrs. B.
E. Bramel and son, Mrs. NJ. A. Blount,
Mrs. F. B. Draper, Misses Bessie Gid
den. Katharyne Graham, Angie Hoy.
Jennie and Dolly Walter. Daisy and
Katie Cooke. She received some very
handsome presents in remembrance
of this happy day.
900
The aid society of the Presbyterian
church held a busy session Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Vance, complet-
ing the final arrangements for the en-
tertainment and fair which were to
have been given yesterday at Maen
nerchor hall, but which were postponed
on account of the storm until Monday
of next week when the entire program,
including supper will be carried out.
o
A party was given a day or two ago
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mons Mel
son in honor of their daughters ninth
birthday. Those present were Irene
Nelson, Lola Code, Emily Lundgren,
Jennie Peterson, Madge Peterson, Els
ther Johnson, Helen johnson, Maud
Nelson, Raymond Lundgren. Milton
Nelson and Melford Nelson.
600
Alpha chapter No. 1, o. E. S., in
stalled the following officers Wednes-
day evening: Sarah Haskins, worthy
matron: Carl Jackson, worthy patron;
Ella Cummings, associate matron;
Mary f. Hynds, secretary; Sarah Gard
infer, treasurer: Tessie WEIGH, con-
ductress: Manda Burke, associate con-
ductress; Joe Higley, Ada; Sarah Welty,
Ruth; Stella Abrams; Esther; Fannie
NJ. Settele, Martha; Harriet H. Mathi-
son, Electa; Efle Maynard, chaplain;
Kate Converse, warder; DR.. W. H.
Douglas, sentinel; Anna DeLario, or
ganist; Elizabeth Graham, marshal.
After the installation an oyster supper
was served and a delightful social SEES
sion held, while the menu vas being
discussed.
900
The German Birthday club will cele-
brate the birthday Of Mrs. Gobelman
tomorrow.
The Baptist Sunday school will
have Christmas exercises Wednesday
evening at 1880, in the church, when
will be presented the Christmas can