, 1906-06-23

lavender, and novel postal cards
] served as place cards. MISS McClel
lahd was assisted in entertaining bS
Mis-. GIBSON n Miss Marsh. lne Ia
dles invited to meet Mrs. West and
MISS McClelland were Mrs. Middle
kaLn OF Lexington, Neb. Prof. Helen
M~iddlekautf, Mrs. A. c. Hogbin, Mrs,
+. H.. Eggleston, Mrs. e. w. Dehay
Mrs. h. A. Wilkinson, DIR. Grace X.
Hebard, Or. Agnes Wergeland, Mrs.
w. II. Douglas, Mrs. j. II. Symons,
Mrs. Emma II. Knight, Miss Charles,
Mrs. A. b. Hamilton, Mrs. A. A. Marsh,
Mrs. G. w. S%palding, Mrs. Il. d. Lati,
mer, Mrs. A. G. II. Bode, Miss Bode,
Mrs. c. d. Spalding, Mrs. II. C. SEQ
field, Mrs. J.. f. Brown, Mrs. ]. w.
Ernest and Mrs. F. j. Terry.
Miss Lolita Jennings was the honor
guest at a delightful 8 o'clock tea at
the Peabody residence Monday after
noon, the party being really a reunion
of former schoolmates and chums.
Those present were Mrs. Kate Pea
body Nice, Mrs. Willie Downey t1tcn,
Mrs. Hilda Durlacher Roach Mrs.
Katie Roach Peckenpaugh, Miss Nor
ma Downey and Miss Alice Holiday.
Mrs. Alfred Peabody presided grace
fully at the urn and the hours passed
most pleasantly with don't YOU re
members" Miss Jennings continued
her journey Tuesday to Normal, ILL.,,
where she will attend a summer school.
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Mrs. F. A. Miller was at home
Thursday afternoon from 2:30 until
1870, complimentary 10 Miss Kerr OF
Denver, and a large number of ladies
had the pleasure of meeting that
charming woman at that time. Miss
Kerr spoke informally in regard to her
work at Wolfe Hall, Inc also outlined
mans Foreign Missionary society,
recommending that a branch be or
gained here to supplement the labors
of the Cathedral Guild, whose field is
the local work. Light refreshments
were served, Misses Zoe Miller, Laura
Lee and Laura Let's being in charge
of this pleasant feature.
Mrs. Wright of Pocatello, who is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Beltz at
their home at Fourth and Thornbursh
streets, and who retains her member
ship in the G. l. A. to the B. of L. E.,
was given a surprise by about fifteen
members of that organization and
their husbands last evening. They in
yaded the Beltz home and for several
hours had a merry time at dancing,
cards and other amusements and with
an elegant luncheon. Mr.. Beltz sur
prised not only Mrs. Wright, but his
wife and his guests as well as a mu-
%sician, producing some very telling
numbers until the crank of the ma
chine broke and the other musicians
had to come to his help. The party
dispersed about midnight.
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The Presbyterian Aid society met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Hask-
ms, and arrangements We're completed
for the supper the ladies will give next
Friday evening. The society will meet
July 6 with Mrs. DeForest.
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Mrs. G. A. Hunt was the hostess
yesterday afternoon at one of the de-
lightful reunion parties of the week,
her guests being Mrs. Alfred Peabody
of Salt Lake, Mrs. H. Warren Nice of
California, Mrs. Daley of Cheyenne,
Mrs. Fred Fisher and Miss Grace Pea
body.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Alice Holli-
day gave a pleasant Kensington party
for the girls of the university Y. w.
&c. A. cabinet, her guests being Misses
Clara Prahl, Mamie Fast, Gertie Point
ing, Grace Peabody, Neva Nelson,
Laura Breisch and Laura Lee. De-
%licious refreshments were served.
A large number of ladies attended
the session of the Social Hour club
which was held Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Will Mast, and the meeting
was a very delightful one.
The Social Card club played Tues.
day afternoon with Mrs. Patched.
Next week the session will be held
with Madame Wilkinson.
Mrs. Davis will be at home to the
Sixty club next Tuesday afternoon.
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New Wednesday afternoon Mrs. e
A. Wilkinson will entertain at whist