, 1905-05-20

the organization. Affectionate re
membrance was expressed for all the
absentees, and also for Mrs. SchrockI
now Of Chicago, who was present al
the gathering last May. She has just
passed her S4th birthday, but writes
that she has attended church almost
every Sabbath during the winter, and
has pieced several quilts during leis'
ure moments" Mrs. Naismith has at
tended every session of the Sixty cluh
since its organization nearly five years
ago but her visit in Omaha has now
broken the record. Mrs. +. A. Miller,
assisted by Mrs. Doyle and Miss Mil
Ter, served an appetizing dinner in
courses. The table was decorated in
white carnation II ferns and the
place cards were adorned with eAqulS-
past Miss Miriam Doyle rendered Il
program on the piano, which was heart
lily appreciated by the ladies, the zeal
old airs particularly appealing to them.
Mrs. Miller received u spoon from he
club and was also af~fectlonately re-
membered by relatives and friends
with flowers and other gifts too numer-
Gus to mention. The party dispersed
with evidentreluctance praying for Mrs.
MiIlnr. MANI n,nra as'bannu Inturnr nj
the day and expressing to her o and
daughter appreciation of their lavish
hospitality. The members Of the club
and other friends have been invited to
meet next Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. Blair to celebrate the 65th ami
versary of her birth.
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Miss Emma Eggleston will graduate
from the University Preparatory
school, Chicago, June Sth, and Mr.. +.
H.. Eggleston and Master Frank Egg
gleston expect to go to Chicago to at
tend the commencement exercises. DR..
Hamilton is also planning to be pres
ent visiting Chicago for that purpose
on his way to Pennsylvania to join Mrs.
Hamilton. Mr.. Il Mrs. Homer will
come on from New York to witness the
exercises. Miss Eggleston will enter
Vassar college next fall. She will
spend her vacation at home arriving
here about June 18th and will have as
her guest Miss Mary Grace Johnson,
a member of the Studebaker family of
South Bend, Ind.
Miss Kleeman was the hostess of
the Tuesday Evening Musical club
this week, the following highly credit
able program being presented:
Vocal solo, .Roby
Hrs. Gibson.
Vocal solo, Shadows. Carrie J. Bond
Miss Laura Lee.
Trio, Breathe Soft, Ye Winds,'....
...... ............. .....PaXto
Mr.. Lee, Mrs. Gibson, Miss Lee.
Piano solo, Etude. Moscheles
Mrs. Spalding.
Arrangements we're completed for the
open session of the club next Friday
evening when the fortunate friends of
its members will be privileged to en-.
joy a program which will exemplify
most satisfactorily the results of the
first years work of the organization.
This soiree will be given at.G. A. r.
hall and is, of course, a strictly invi-
tation event.
Miss Nellie Wagner is able to sit up
a little and her hosts of friends hope
soon to see her out again.
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Miss Fannie Foote of Chicago, who
made so many friends during her visit
to Laramie relatives last summer, has
decided not to come west again this
year but has accepted instead a very
fattering offer as instructor in the sum-
mer normal school at Charlestown, III.
Miss Foote is admirably fitted for such
work. having been for several years a
member of the faculty in the Massachu-
sets state normal school.
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The East End Whist club was en-
tertained Thursday evening by MI.
and Mrs. Roy Fitch. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
d. Spalding will next officiate in the
role of hosts for this club.
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Mrs. E. D. Hiskey, whose birthday
occurred during the week, received an
interesting box of California flowers,
shells, seaweeds and other character
istic souvenirs of the Pacific slope
from her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Dillen-
beck, who is spending some months in
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