, 1904-04-09
Social Happenings


Society interest this week conferred
in the cadet ball. and certainly it was
impossible for anybody to be disap.
pointed. so brilliantly successful was
the event. \ full report of the func-
ton will be found elsewhere. Next
week will also be a notable one, offer
ing as ii does the celebration on Tues
day night of the Golden wedding of
MIR. and Mrs. Edward I~vinson, the ball
OF the b. of l.. E. and its auxiliary on
Wednesday night, the annual Easter
fair of the Episcopal ladies on Friday
night and numerous other less import
ant events both public and private.
Mrs. Soule, Miss Welch and Miss
Swigart entertained the Charity Whist
club Thursday night. there being a
large attendance and an exceptionally
peasant time. Mrs. Douglas won the
honOrs for the evening with a score
of IS, and Mr.. Simpson recorded SO.
Delicious refreshments of cake and
ices We're served. Mrs. Gibson. Mrs.
Hodgeman and Mrs. Grant Will oiiici-
ate AS hostesses at the next session.
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The post Lentcu festivities yer
b r%illiantly inaugurated by the Easter
of the ladies' of the Catholic church at
MnCnucrChor hall. A party which tax
cd the capacity of the hall assembled
for the function and scores of beau
tiful costumes enhanced the charms of
their air wearers. Music for a pro
gram of twcnty-four numbers was
furnished by Cowie's orchestra. An
exceptionally appetizing supper was
dainlily served on the stage under the
direction Of Mrs. George Harris. Mrs,
Thomas McIIugh and Mrs. f.. T. Gar
rity. The parish treasury will be en-
rich0d about $50 from the net proceeds
OF the event.
The Cathedral guild met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. william. perfecting
the final arrangements for the annual
fair of the organization which will be
held next Friday evening at Maenner-
Choir hail. Supper will be served from
= O'Clock until $50. a New England
mcn having been selected for the oc-
CasiOn. The farce. "A Family Affair"
which was given at the Presbyterian
fair last fall will be repeated by re-
quest as the principal feature of the
program of the evening, and the enter.
tainment will conclude with dancing.
There will be the usual bazaar. A final
session of the guild will be held with
Mrs. Mahoney next Wednesday.
So
MI. and Mrs. Wilbur Hicks are o
at home at St. Matthews hall.
The Browning club met Monday ev-
eEing with Mr.. and Mrs. Corthell and
the work of Jerome X. Jerome was
studied under the leadership of Miss
Read. The next session of the club
will be held with Mr.. and Mrs. Lat
liner.
Mrs. V. p. Hiskey, who has been the
guest of relatives here the past few
days. went to Denver today to meet
her husband. who is returning from a
trip to Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiskey will
stop off for a few days here next week.
enroute to their home at Salt Lake.
A notable family party was enter
tanned by Mrs. Dillenbeck at the Union
Pacific on Easter Sunday. owe! being
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Y. P. Hiskey and
Mr.. U. U. Hiskey of Salt Lake, Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Tefft, Mr.. and Mrs. E. D.
Hiskey, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wash
burn, Mr.. and Mrs. Percival and Mr..
w. z. Hiskey. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Washburn also gave a dinner for the
reunion last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Latimer enter
tanned informally Tuesday evening
those present being DR.. and Mrs. Lew
is. Prof. and Mrs. Nelson. Prof. and
Mrs. Ridgaway. Rev. and Mrs. Bross
and Prof. and Miss Merz.
The Ladies' Card club played Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Conner. This
is the Oldest social organization in the
city. but very few of the original men,
bers nov reside here, and it was voted
to disband the club for a time. at
least.
Mrs. Latimer was at home to a par
ty of ladies Tuesday afternoon, her
guest list including Mrs. Fred A. Mil