, 1905-05-13

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The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
lent suppers last evening and as n re-
suit enriched their treasury between
$35 and $40. The fame of the ladies of
this congregation has grown to such
an extent that the attendance last ev-
ening was greater than they had ex
pected, but nevertheless no one was al
lowed to go away hungry, and the vi
ands served were pronounced delicious.
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| Damon lodge, Knights of Pythias.
last night accepted an invitation to be
present at a social session of Hermion
temple, Rothbone Sisters, at the castle
hall tonight, where strawberry short
cake and coffee will be served and
there will be cards and dancing. The
members of the two orders and their
families will attend.
Frances Willard camp, Royal Neigh
bors, gave a card party at Grand Ar
my hall last night, attended by the
camp and their gentlemen friends.
Finch and high five yer the princi-
pal games. Delicious refreshments
were served during the evening, the at
tendance being good.
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The young ladies of the university
last night gave a ball at the gymnas-
ium, about seventy couples being pres
ent. The affair vas gotten up to raise
funds for meeting the obligations of
the cadet officers contracted at the ca
Diet ball, and there was a considerable
sum netted. Music was furnished by
Miss Thyra Thirkeldsen, Mr.. John Hun
ton and Mr.. Henry Nagel, and a nun
Der of the matrons of the city were
present as chaperones. The dancing
was not discontinued until after mid
night.
The Idelwild club met Thursday ev-
ening with Mrs. Dave Reid, there being
sixteen persons present, as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Roth. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Slaughter, Mr.. n Mrs. Ed Gilman,
Mrs. Dave Reid, Mrs. George Harris,
Mrs. James Davis, Mrs. Tom Lynott,
Mrs. Frank Chapman, Mrs. Allie Zentz,
Miss Laura Letter of Cheyenne and
Mr.. Walter Harris. Prizes were won
by Mrs. James Davis and Mrs. Harris
the ladies and Mr.. Roth and Mr..
Lynch for the gentlemen, the BOBBY
prizes going to Mr.. Gilman and Mrs.
The club will meet with
Mrs. Roth on the evening of the 25th.
Prof. and Mrs. Ridgaway will enter
tain the members OF Mr.. Ridgaway's
this evening.
Mrs. Amos Tefft is en- route home
from her California trip and will spend
tomorrow with her brother, J. NJ. His
key, at Austin, Nevada, Mr.. Hiskey be-
ing the auditor of the Nevada Central
railroad. On Monday Mrs. Tefft will
her journey to Salt Lake. and
will spend some days there with her
brothers, U. U. and v. P. Hiskey. Mr..
U. U. Hiskey and family have recently
taken possession of a beautiful new
home and MI. Il Mrs. V. P. Hisliey
are the happy parents of a son, born
May I'd, SO Mrs. Tefft's visit to Salt
Lake will certainly prove more than
delightful.
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DR.. and Mrs. Slosson are a%nticipat-
ing a European trip during the sum
mer.
The Tuesday Evening Musical club
will meet next week with Miss Agnes
Kleeman, the session being partially
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concert to be given by the club on the
26th of this month.
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Mrs. Condor expects to 60 east about
the 22nd for a %sojourn of a month or
six weeks, visiting first in st. Louis
and later spending some time with her
mother at Madison, Wis.
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The Sixty club will celebrate the
birthday of Mrs. Miller next Tuesday.
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Miss Ginx Rich, the popular young
cashier al the Leader, was given a
birthday surprise Thursday evening.
at her apartments at the Mccullough
home, the young lady receiving her
guests in the parlors of that mansion.
She was unaware of their coming I'M
til they had invaded the house, then
she could do no less than insure each
a good time. There was dancing,
cards and other forms Of amusement,
with elegant refreshments. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph