, 1905-02-04

Danish Brotherhood will occur a
North Star hall tonight.
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A successful session of the Cathe
dral guild was held Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Fred A. Mi
Ter, among the special guests presen
being Mrs. Kemp Of Omaha. A mus
cal program was a pleasing innovation
instrumental numbers being rendered
oy Dean Bode and Miss Cook, voca
selections by Mrs. Boehne and piano
duets by Mrs. Porter and Miss Cook
A dainty collation. was served. Thu
next session of the guild will be helt
on the 18TH with Mrs. Swigart.
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At a committee meeting held Wed
jnesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs
Miller, 1t was found hat lne fund o.
the Whist club will be augmented $10(
by the charity ball. the expenses fol
the function amounting to an equal fig
ure.
The Woman's club met last Satur
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Con
verse, Mrs. A. E. Miller being in
charge of the session. Mrs. Gibson
will conduct the special program or
civil service reform and the meeting
will be held at her home on the 18th.
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Mrs. H. l.. Anderson entertained the
February session of the West Side Aid
society at her home Thursday after
noon, the members being nearly all
present. No business of special impor-
lance was transacted, but a delightful
afternoon was enjoyed. An appetizing
lunch was served by the hostess. The
society will hold its next meeting with
Mrs. Tegner.
DR.. and Mrs. McNiff entertained a
few friends informally Tuesday even,
ing at a chatting dish party, compli-
mentary to their guest, Mrs. Smith.
among those present being Mr.. and
Mrs. Spafford. Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell
and Mrs. Hodgeman. Mrs. Smith
vent to Pueblo On Wednesday, Mr.
Smith having located in that city.
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At a meeting held Wednesday after
noon with Captain Yates, the cadet
officers decided to give the cadet ball,
and April 2Sth will probably be chosen
as the date of the event.
The cantata, Ruth" will be given
at the Opera House Monday evening
under the auspices of the choir of the
Baptist church, and the production
gives promise of being a notable one
for amateurs. The proceeds of the
concert will be devoted to the rebuild,
ing fund OF the church.
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A recital will be given at North Star
hall Tuesday night by the pupils OF
Miss Burke, the program including
both vocal and instrumental selections
and recitations as well. The evening
will be concluded by a dance.
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Mrs. Hamilton entertained the Whist
club Monday evening. The next SEES
sion Of the series will be held with
Mrs. Grant.
There was a large attendance at the
session Of the Baptist Aid society held
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. A. T. Holmes, and the ladies
were as busy as bees sewing on the
costumes for the c~antata, Ruth which
will be given Monday night under the
auspices of the choir of this church
Delicate refreshments were served by
the hostess. The March meeting o.
the aid will be entertained by Mrs
Gregory at the home of Mrs. Richie
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Campbell enter
tanned a party of friends at dinner al
the fish hatchery Sunday afternoon
the guests including Hon. and Mrs. w
b. Sleeper of Big Horn county, Hon
and Mrs. Thomas G. Smith Of johnson
county, Hon. and Mrs. j. S. Atheriy
W. 49, NJ II pAnmnr and MfS
John Davis Of this city, the dinner be
ing served in seven courses. including
oysters, trout and roast beef. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Sleeper and Mr.. and Mrs. Smitl
came from Cheyenne on purpose t'
be present on this occasion. The din
ner lasted for several hours, the part!
returning to the city in time to TAX
the train for Cheyenne that night.
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The Musical History club composed
lof a number Of Mrs. divers pupil!
lmet at the home of Mrs. S. N. Ware
last Saturday evening and passed al
enjoyable as well as an instructive eV
ening. Papers on the life and work
of Beethoven were read and a program
of Beethoven's music was rendered
AFTER the program delicious refresf
ments were served and games played
vote of thanks was offered to Mrs
Ware and family; her hospitality be
ing greatly appreciated by the mem
Ibers of the club. The next meetini
will take place at the home Of Mrs
Herman Hepewald and Chopin's must