The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1903-11-21

Mrs George B, Hudnal will entetair
the ladies Of the Presbyterian church al
her home on West 9TH street this after
noon.
/ The Daughters Of 2ebekah lod, gave
a largely attended social and supper in
odd Fellows hall South End, Saturday
night.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Worsley are at
home to their friends at 1908 Twelfth
street.
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About 70 little people belonging to
the East End Presbyterian Sunday school
were entertained at the home Of the Rev.
{. J. Mcconnell of West Third street
Saturday afternoon.
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Miss Essie Moran, Miss Cora Leader
and Miss Bennett have issued Invitations
for a dancing party to be given at the
Music hall this evening,
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The members Of Gonna ~ | will give
their annual ball in the armory, Mary
Land hall, OH ;hanksgiyen evening. The
hall will be decorated in holly. The an
nual military ball has always been one Of
the pleasant social events of the year.
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The first of the Eight to Twelve
dlnces will be given Thanksgiving at
the Hotel Superior
Mrs. w. @. Palmer. of 1912 Felkn D
rect, gave party Saturday afternoon.
Tie rooms were decorated with flow ers
an / ferns.
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Mrs. w. II. Webb Of West 5th street
entertained the "Ramblers" at her nome
Monday.
The retail clerks union gave an en-
j ,yable dance at Maryland hall Wednes-
day evening.
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The wedding Of Miss Grace X gers
daughter of Mrs. Geoege S. Rogers, of
Central Park, and Fred Weade, was sol
emnzed Wednesday afternoon at the
home of the bride in West Fifth street.
Rev { II Rogers, of Mason City, Iowa,
otiiliatcl aud the wedding was witnessed
by large company Of relatives and
friends. Before the playing ofthe wed
ling march, Charles s. Rogers, hroth,r
Of the bride, sang the baritone solo, 90
Promise Me- Miss Clara PLAYED tie
march and the bride entered attended h.,
her sister, Miss Dell Rogers rs brides
maid The groomsman was Herbert L
Rogers. The ceremony was followed by
i wedding dinner. Mr., and Mrs. Veal
will he at home after Dec. at 500 IVES,
Fiith street
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a number of the friends of Edward
Crawford gave a surprise party for him
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs John T.
McCahc, Eleventh street, Tuesday eve,
ming. Cinch was played, seven tables
being in use, aud IN enjoyable time was
had. Mr. Crawford left "Wednesday
night for Seattle.
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Clan { ameron, composed Of the Scot
fish people living in Superior, held
meeting Tuesday night and began ar
for the annual observance of
liogamauy. Committees will he assign
ed work at the next meeting of the clan
one week from Tuesday night. The
ce'cl ration takes place New Years eve
aud consists of singing aud dancing and
observance of old Scottish customs.
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Alouzo Palmer post, Grand Army Of
the Republic of Superior, will give the
second open meeting Of the year next
Saturday night An excellent program
!, being prepared for the occasion
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TIE cur'rr- are getting ready to oren
NE a~.n Amec!n, OF the Skips was
r' ueu's 1.m ON in the oglcc of
II. II. Grace, pr esldent OF the club. The
'kips are picking out their Kinks for the
coming season, There are expected to
be Il or IS Kinks, making 50 or 90 play
,rs participating n the local cup contests.
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The dance given by Nemadji Court
o OF. at Terminal hall Wednesday
evening was great success,
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Northern Lodge No S5e IO.O.F. will
give a Thanksgiving supper at the lodge
.ooms Monday night Members and
heir friends have been invited.
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Miss Anna Ford was pleasantly sur
orlsed on her birthday Wednesday eve /.
'ng at her home, by party of young
friends, The evening was spent with
.md playing aud music. Refreshments
we're served
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Mrs Joseph leuiicux entertained at
'afds Wednesday afternoon at !67 W eth /
street.