, 1905-04-29
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}THE WEEK
; IN SOCIETY
II. Pillicoddy meets a ScuttIe,
Must that Scuttle die?

II. Pillicoddy meets q ScuttLe,
Must that Scuttle die?
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What q busy week 1t has been, to be
sure! Monday night the Episcopalians
successful fair and its clever farce and
the Catholics brilliant Easter Monday
ball. Tuesday had its clubs and Wedn,
esday brought the big Odd Fellows
ball and banquet and the closing ses.
sion of the Charity Whist club. Thurs
day came lines n his marvellous
band, with the melodies which sans
and sobbed. stimulated and soothed,
but Of it, as well as Of the events &C.
curing earlier in the week, much has
already been said in these columns.
Last night occurred the cadet ball and
the celebration OF the silver wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frazee, and full reports
Of these events will be found else
where in today's issue. There Is time,
therefore, in this department, for mere
ly a brief outline of other social func-
lions of a notable week.
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Messrs. Berry, Gramm, Stryker, W.
H. Reed and Ben Bartlett entertained
the closing session Of the Charity
Whist clubs series Wednesday even,
ing, and, while the members of this
club are inclined to consider each meet.
ing a little better than its predeces-
|sors, the sentiment was very marked,
especially among the ladies, that this
session was quite the very best of all.
Mr.. Bartlett was too i'll to be present,
but the attractive score cards were
the work OF his hands. Mrs. Dayton
made the highest score among the Ia
dies, while Judge Grant and Mr.. Day
ton tied for the gentlemen's honors.
The club voted to reorganize in Octo-
Der, at which time the election Of Off
GERS will also be held. A rousing vote
OF thanks to the officers Of the club for
their untiring services during the past
year was given. Mrs. Fred A. Miller,
president Of the club, invited its men,
bers to meet informally at the Miller
residence Wednesday evening, May
10th, and the scores for the series will
then be read, and the report Of the
treasurer and charity committee will
be presented, the invitation Of the
president being accepted by a vote of
the club. OF course the scores made
will not affect the record for the sea
son, and no dues will be collected.
This informal evening will furnish a
pleasing finale for the third and most
successful year Of this practical and
popular club.
The sixth anniversary of the mar
riage Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Thees &C.
Cured on Wednesday, but as the Odd
Fellows have claimed the 18th as their
anniversary several years longer, Mon
day evening vas selected by the
friends Of the popular couple for a sur
prise party in honor of the event. Mr..
and Mrs. Thees were certainly not ex-
pecting an invasion but the unlimited
guests were properly welcomed, and
the evening passed more than pleas
antly with finch and high i've. Mr..
and Mrs.. Thees received a beautiful
cut glass bowl from the members OF
the party. which included Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Mast, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mast,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Holiday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stephen Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Smart, Mr.. and Mrs. James Math-
isOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Tregoning, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Bath, MI. and Mrs. H. A. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Nissen, Messrs. Al
bert Severson, Charles Mast and Mil
lard Mast. Mr.. Robert Smith and his
.phonograph were important features
of the program for the evening, and q
delicious lunch was served by the Ia
uies OIL me merry party.
The Ladies' Card club will play next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Hodge
man.
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One Of the prettiest functions Of q
brilliant week was the party given
Easter Monday by Miss Carrie Tow.
son in honor Of the birthday Of Miss
Marie McKinlay. The hours were
from $3.50 until 7:30, and those pres
emit besides the honor guest were
Misses Merriam, Knopf, Harsch.
Grimes, Moss, Lee and Knapp. In the
penny test, Miss Merriam won the
prize@a beautiful Gibson head. For
the Romance Song" with Mr.. Hunton
at the piano and Miss Towson oficiat-
ing as reader, Easter prizes were award
ed, the hrst going to Miss Harsch and
the second. to Miss McKinlay. At s
O'Clock an elaborate repast M served