, 1905-04-29

Ray Towson and Miss Helen Towson
The Clio club completed its years
work Tuesday evening at the Symons
residence. the concluding program in
the study OF Austria-Hungary being as
follows: Paper, Present Government;
The Outlook" Mrs. Symons; leader OF
discussion. Mr.. Fitch; reader, Mr.. Merz.
At the business session DR.. Grace
Raymond Hebard was reelected pres
ident, and Mrs. R. E. Fitch was again
chosen for secretary, the third mem.
Der OF the executive committee, Mrs.
Symons. being also reelected. 1t was
decided to take up the study Of Egypt
next winter, and q program committee
consisting of Messrs. Arnold, Ridg-
away and Symons was elected to out
line the work for the year.
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A merry session of the Birthday club
vas held Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. M. J. Harris, the other
ladies whose natal days were celebrat-
ed being Mrs. Reals, Mrs. Cornwell
and Mrs. John Baillie. 1t was uni
versally regretted that Mrs. Baillie,
who has been i'll. was not able to be in
attendance, which circumstance wa
the only cloud which marred the enjoy
ment of the afternoon. So pleasant
are these gatherings, hat the mem
bers declare they actually grow young
er at each anniversary, and, were it
not for the desire to be rid of the poll
tax, it is doubtful II even the older
ladies would ever attain any number
of years worth mentioning. A num-
Der of new members were received and
properly instructed and initiated We'd
nesday afternoon, and the May meet
ing will be held on Friday, the 18th,
at Mrs. Strings, Mrs. Lovejoy being
also a May blossom. The hostesses
of this month were presented with
flowers and other remembrances and
the daintiest of luncheons was served.
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The Browning club met Tuesday ev-
ening with Mr.. and Mrs. Latimer, Mr..
Gibson being the leader. The even
ing was devoted to the study of Hen.
ry W. and WORK on the play will be
of tho nnvf cnocfNn which
will be held at the Gibson residence.
with Mrs. Hogbin in charge.
The Jolly Eight will meet tonight at
the home Of Mrs. Beltz.
The Whist club will hold its defer
red session next Monday night with
Mrs. Hamilton, and the East End
Whist club, which was also postponed
a week, will meet Thursday evening
at Mrs. Downey's.
The Cathedral Guild met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Dayton, to dispose of the business con-
with the Easter Monday fair
and also to arrange for the banquet
given by this society at the cadet ball
last night. 1t vas announced that the
Guild would clear $50 from the fair.
The society will hold another business
session next Wednesday with Mrs.
Douglas-W william.
DR.. and Mrs. Tisdel and Miss Mid.
dlekauff we're dinner guests Wednes-
day evening with Prof. and Miss Merz.
The members of the Masonic Dane
ing club and the ladies of the Eastern
Star are contemplating the giving of
a joint party at North Star hall early
in May.
Mrs. Brands and Mrs. Seely were
presented with beautiful Easter Of
ferings Of cut flowers by their fellow
members of the w. R. Z.
The ladies Of the Catholic church
netted considerably ove 500 from
their Easter Monday ball this year.
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Mrs. Fred A. Miller entertained in
formally. Tuesday afternoon in honor
NJ her siater Mrs. M r Reed of Cen.