, 1906-01-20
G~Ne-~AA-~Nt. -~vL.E
WEEK s
In SOCIETY |


The literary and card clubs furnished
the program for a busy week and so
ciety people will evidently find their
time fully occupied from now until
ball game at the university and the
masquerade party at M~aennerchor hall
furnished abundant amusement, both
being ~patronized by large and well
pleased companies. At the mask ball
many beautiful costumes were in evil
dence, Kansas" and Mother Goose
being among the effective ones which
were especially admired. 1t was again
demonstrated that the popularity of
such balls never wanes, many specta-
tors being present while Red Riding
hood" drove mo Lung about by his
queue, the "Gypsey fortune teller did
a successful business and Might and
t"Morning" were followed about by
trains of adoring satellites.
The Tuesday Evening Musical club
met on the 10th at the home of Prof.
much enjoyed by all. Among the new
members of this organization are Cap
tain and Mrs. Heavey Mrs. Russell,
Miss Ryan and Miss Merriam. Mr..
Will Schilling was present Tuesday .ev-
ening by invitation and contributed to
the successful program, which consist
ed largely of selections from the works
of Haydn. Three weeks will elapse be-
fore the next meeting of this club,
which will be held on the 9th of Febru-
airy at the residence of Mr.. A. c. Jones.
On that occasion two papers IN the
"Life' and Music" of Mozart will be
read, and the program, as much as pos
sible, will be made up of Mozart's mu-
sic. The following creditable numbers
were rendered Tuesday evening:
Organ solo, "Credo.' first mass Haydn
Mrs. Lee.
dPei, hle VI I1dyun mi. GlDSOu
Trio from Haydn's "Creation".....
Miss Kleemann, Prof Marquardt, Mr..
Schilling.
Organ solo, "Adagio' Haydn
Miss Ryan.
Vocal solo, The Tear. Schubert
Prof. Marquardt.
Quartette, The Spacious Firma-
ment' Haydn
Mrs. Gibson, Miss Lee, Prof. Lee, Mr..
Jones.
Organ solo, Rondo from Sonata in
D Haydn
with remarks on musical form.)
Dean Bode.
Vocal solo, Let the Earth Bring
Forth Haydn
Mr.. Schilling.
Violin solo, "Nocturne".. Field
Prof. Merz.
Quartette, "Boatman's Song. .Geibel
Mrs. Gibson, Miss Lee, Prof. Merz,
Prof. Lee.
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Mesdames Boehne, Weightman and
Winslow entertained the session of the
Charity Whist club Thursday evening,
themeeting being an enjoyableone Mrs.
Douglas n Mr.. Mathison earned the
honors, each having a score of 80
points. Miss Isles and Mr.. Jackson
made the highest visitors scores. Mrs.
Chaplin, Mrs. Douglas and Mrs. Lati-
mer will officiate as hostesses at the
next session o fthe club. The members
of this organization have decided. on
account of the large number of dances
already planned for the immediate fut-
ure, not to give the charity ball this
month, but it is possible the party, or
something similar, may take place in
May, when the club season concludes.
The charity hall. which occurred on
January 9th last year, was a social
and financial success, its proceeds aug
menting materially the funds of the
Organization. In this connection it is
timely to state that Mrs. Jacobs, chair
man of the charity committee, has calls
for shoes, clothing, ETC., to be distrib-
uted in worthy cases, and solicits con-
tributions of such articles from club
members and other friends. This club
is accomplishing much good in its chos-
en- line of work and fully merits the
strong support it receives.
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The Tourists spent Thursday even
ing with DR.. and Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold being added to the mem
bership of the club at that time. DR..
Brown presented an able and interest
ing paper, which dealt with serfage in
Russia and the condition of serfs in
that country before and after the eman-
cipation of 1861. The club will enjoy
at each session a story of the per-
sonal experiences of some member
while on a tour" and Thursday even
ing Miss Charles contributed an &C