, 1905-06-03

fIHE WEEk 8
: IN SOCIETY,"
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1T is easy enough to look pleasant
When life flows along like a song;
But the woman worth while
Is the n who can smile
When everything's going dead wrong"
Housekeeping time, for instance,
and in the days of spring sewing,
when sleeves have scared as they
have this season. These important
matters leave very little time for so
cial activity just now, but commence
ment is at hand and there are rumors
of several important June weddings
and parties, SO the quiet interlude
must necessarily be but brief. The
weeks recora IS almost exclusively al
account Of closing sessions in The
various clubs.
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A number of pupils from Mrs. L. d.
Hiskey's large music class gave a very
successful recital at her beautiful home
last night, entertaining delightfully."- an
audience of relatives and friends
which numbered seventy-five or more.
The residence was decorated for the
soiree in palms and ferns and a clev-
er color scheme of rose, white Il
Nile was effectively utilized. Misses
Annie Feulner, Mabel Hardin, Amy
Daley and Julia Watkins gracefully of
ficiated as ushers. At the conclusion
of the program, dainty refreshments
were served. Mrs. Hiskey's pupils are
anticipating with much pleasure a mid
summer recital, which will be followed
by a porch tea. On that occasion,
members of the class who were not
on the program last night, will be Civ
en- an opportunity to appear. The pro-
was creditabIe alike to Instructor and
performers, its numbers being as fol-
lows:
Duet, a, Wood Nymphs. ....... Martin
b, Pizzicati. .Delibes
Misses Tessie Langheldt, Mary
Watkins.
Solo, Mazurka de Concert in d. fiat
........ ........ ..... .Leschetizky
Miss Angie Foy.
Solo, Little Bird in Treetop. Helms
Miss Irene Weightman.
Solo, Sweet Souvenir. Martin
Miss Elsie Marshall.
Duet a, Waltz. .Presser
b, Lilly Dale .Presser
Misses Irene and Bernice Weightman.
Solo, a, Pearls n Laces. .Ludovic
b, Addie Polka. ....... Sampson
Master Clarence Hartman.
Solo, Caprice Elegant. Lack
Miss Mary Watkins.
Solo, Polish Dance. ...... .Thoma
Miss Lena Burman.
Duet, Love Song. Hanselt
Misses Marshall and Prahl.
Solo, a, Childrens' Carnival. .Streabbog
b., Pink Domino Waltz. .Renard
Master Homer Hartman.
Solo, In Colonial Times. Washington
Miss Bernice Weightman.
Solo, The Dancing Girl. ...... Helms
Miss Margaret Brodie.
Duet, Festival March. ....... Teilman
Miss Foy, Mrs. Hiskey.
Solo, Novelette, in .Schumann
Miss Tessie Langheldt.
Solo. What the Swallow Sang. BONN
Miss Clara Prahl.
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The Ladies' Euchre club played
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Spald-
ing. Its next session will be held with
Mrs. Connor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett entertained
very pleasantly at duplicate whist
Tuesday evening, their gusts being Mr..
and Mrs. Spatford, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat
chell, Judge and Mrs. Grant and Mrs.
Hodgeman.
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The West Side Aid society held a de-
lightful session Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Matte Erickson. The at
tendance was very large and the hos
tess served a delicious luncheon. No
special business being on hand, the
afternoon was devoted to general So
liability.
The Browning club will close it's
years work next Tuesday evening, the
session being held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Corthell.
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Mrs. Fitch will entertain the June
meeting of the Baptist Aid society next
Wednesday afternoon, the Presbyter-
ian ladies will be entertained by Mrs.
Miller, and the Methodist organization
will in the church.