, 1904-04-30
Social Happenings

from the residence of Rev. Hogbin
corner Sixth and Grand. Single tick
cts. one smile. Round trip tickets
smile and a haldshake. Cordially.
&C. f. SOCIAL COMMITTEE.
Presbyterian Church"
Nearly forty eXcursionists were on
hand Mt the depot last night and
the fun promptly began. Chairs were
arranged in couples to represent a
train. and after those who had secured
coupon tickets had seated themselves
Ia the cars. topic cards illustrated with
views of Centennial mountain were
distributed. and the party proceeded
at once 10 a discussion Of the first
theme scheduled. which was THE
Weather" AT the proper time the
conductor called. Change cars" and
a general move was made. partners
| being exchanged for the discussion of
AL the subjects. which were certainly
diversified enough to crafty all tastes.
being as follows: Comfort More
| Extravagant-Boy or Girl" Summer
| Vacation Last Book Read" Con
uiliIullS, hllhiildIu IA il''iatuiS'
What You Will" How is a Man Like
! His Shoes" "A Woman's Pocket"
This "trip" occupied the first half
day" out the mountains once reached,
the second half day" was devoted to
stalking the dear" which consisted
of an animated search for a hidden
doll. Fishing was scheduled for the
third half day" and the ladies assem-
bled in the library. while the gentle
men cast appealing lines from behind
the portiers, waiting with wildly beat
ing heart for the tug on the line
which would assure him of a partner
and. incidentally. of the appetizing
in a gaily decorated receptacle. 1t is
averred that never had fishermen such
luck before. and the supper was as
successful as the other features of
the unique and delightful occasion.
Farewell and general good-by a
said with manifest reluctance. and a
general cheer for the Laramie. Hahns
Peak and Pacific railroad.
The junior pupils of Mrs. Mary Sla-
vens Clark entertained their imme-
date relatives and friends at a recital
in the parlors of st. Matthews hall
last night. and the auditors were man.
ifestly delighted with the ability dis
played by the very young people in
tie rendition of the diversified and
difficult program. Mrs. Clark pos
sesses the tact of the genuine artistic
temperament to inspire all with whom
she comes in contact, and while all the
class show marked Improvement, per-
haps special mention should be made
of the ability and application mani
tested in the playing of Natalie Swig-
art, Evangeline Downey, Venus Frazee
and little Eduma Buffum. The apart
meuts we're prettily decorated for the
occasion with cut flowers n potted
plants, and a delightful social hour
was enjoyed by the company at the
conclusion of the musicale proper.
The program follows:
Eight-hand piece, Parade March,.
Evangeline Downey. Venus Fra
zee. Natalie Swigart, Ruth Green
baum.
Solo, Sonata by Mozart. ..........
Ruth Greenbaum
Solo, Spinning Girl. Irene Spalding
Solo. MY First Waltz" (Engelman)
Gussie Cleary
Solo. Ballet Mignon" paul
Wachs) .........N Natalie Swigart
n,at ct ittla Waltz"
Edna and Gussie Cleary
Solo. Ride on the Merry Go
Round" Oh. Necke). .Eduma Buffum
Solo. The F%latterer' (Chaminade)
JESSIE bds'oh
Duet. Coral Reef Waltz. ........
....... Miriam aid Gladys Corthell
Solo, Violin Etude CPagannij.....
.............. Evangeline Downey
Solo. Mazurka (Bluminschein) -.
Miriam Corthell
Duet. 900. Eduma Buffum and teacher
Solo, Summer Night. Venus Frazee
Solo. Angels Dream. Ida McClary
Solo, Constant Devotion.
Gladys Corthell
Solo, THE Butterfly" (Grieg).....
............. Evangeline Downey
Eight-hand piece. Soncert Polka.
Evangeline Downey, Venus Fra
zee, Natalie Swigart, Ruth Green
baum.
Duet. Lucille and Agnes Wright
Solo. Home, Sweet Home'.......
Natalle SWlSdTl
Mrs. Chaplin was delightfully."- sur
prised last night by the Delta Sigma
girls, who invaded her home with pro-
visions enough to supply an army, and
proceeded to have the time of their
lives" the only minor note being the
absence Of Miss Maize Chaplin. Nu-
merous young gentlemen also consid-
cred it an occasion too propitious to
be lost, and a large detail besieged the
vicinity. The marauders succeeded in
capturing some of MA Chaplin's" gin
gerbread and one overshoe. No deaths
reported. The members Of the frater-
nifty present were Misses Grace Pea
body, Ethel Miller. Jessie Trewartha.
Wilma Trewartha. Alice Rice. Anna
Rice. Gertie Pointing. Ethel Pointing.
Agnes Brebner, Eta Kennedy, Mabel
Knapp. Elsie Marshall and Mary Mar
shall.
The Finch club will meet with Mrs.
C. c. Clark this evening.
go
Mrs. C. w. DeKay is entertaining a
large number of ladies at q euchre