, 1903-01-10

anu MIS-. might, mary Etnel ant
Helen Holiday and Mrs. Holiday;
Hamilton Cordiner and Mrs. Cordiner
Andrew Robson will appear n"Rich.
ard Carvel. at the New Grand Mana.
ger on Thursday evening of next week.
900
The University Dancing club gave
one of it's inimitable little dances at
North Star hall last night, about fifty
of the members of the club being pres
ent with thirty or forty young lady
friends, including many students at
the university, some of them in their
new and natty uniforms-blue dresses
trimmed in white and with white slip
pers. Dancing began at and closed at
midnight. A number of dignified and
approving mammas were present and
the young ladies and gentlemen behav-
ed with due decorum. Mr.. John Hun
ton furnished the music and the dane
ing was heartily injoyed. They do
say" that the dancing club will divide
itself soon. so Observation-Disclosures
the membership grown. and two
clubs will result. The North
Star society has agreed to give up its
claims to certain Friday nights in the
month and take some other night. and
the two university clubs will dance on
alternate Friday nights. making a
dance each week. AS mammas ap-
prove this plan, it seems to be fated to
go" Anyway. the club tool in ten new
members the other night. and the plan
to 'hyphenate" as newspaper men
would say, was gotten under way. and
division may come mex week. One
thing the fond mammas cannot blind
their loving eyes to much longer with
out protest, and that is the use of ci-
garettes in the cloak rooms and in the
vestibule of the hall. Last night. so
they say" the room was thick with
smoke. and Mamma This and Mamma
That declared it should not be. In the
beautiful language of the stage, the
cofin-nail will be "cut out"
900
Mrs. Welch entertained the Metho-
dist Aid society Wednesday afternoon
most charmingly, there being a large
attendance. The next session will be
held January 21st with Mrs. Andrew
Miller.
The aid society of the Presbyterian
church held a business session
Wednesday afternoon with it's presi-
dent, Mrs. P. C. Rauner. Reports were
heard concerning the recent highly
successful fair and entertainment. The
gross receipts of the event were $275
and the ladies cleared $175. January
21st the society will meet with Mrs.
DIR. Patrick, and the annual election of
officers will be held.
900
The Gentlemen's Whist club spent
the most delightful of evenings with
Judge Carpenter Wednesday, Mrs. Car
penter serving an elegant lunch. No
session of this club will be held next
week on recount of the absence from
the city Of Judge Carpenter and Mr..
Stickney, but Mr.. Welch will oficiate
as host January 21st.
900
The Cathedral guild meet Wednes-
bell. It was decided to hold the an
nual children's masquerade at North
Star hall on the evening of Friday,
Jan. 23rd. Beginning at 1870 o'clock,
the little people will dance two hours,
and the remainder of the evening will
be enjoyed by their elders. The guild
will hold a session next Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Fred A. Miller to
perfect the arrangements for the
pretty event.
The date of the cadet ball has now
been definitely fixed for the 9Th of Feb
ruary, and Maennerchor hall has been
secured for the occasion.
900
The Lake Front Dancing club has
arranged to give one of it's pleasant
parties in North Star hall tonight.
900
Judge Groesbeck has been elected a
member of the Charity Whist club to
fill the vacancy caused by the removal
of Mr.. Parker to Denver.
900
The next session of the Birthday
club will be held February 18th at the
residence of Mrs. Langheldt, at which
time her birthday and that of Mrs.
George Harris will be celebrated.
900
Dean and Mrs. Cope and Mrs. Fred
A. Miller were dinner guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sigman at the experiment
farm yesterday.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
aid society of the Baptist church was
pleasantly entertained by Mrs. J. T.
Holiday Wednesday afternoon. There
was a large attendance and much
work was completed.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Clarity entertain
ed at dinner Thursday evening compli-
mentary to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward