, 1906-04-07

of amusement we're INDUCED in until
a late hour. Those present were Grace
MILLER, Charlie Nelson, Clara B~eaudoin,
Jake Hefferon, Grace Peale, Ward Mil
Ter, Eva Jones, Glen Dunnivan, Charlie
Peale, August Michels, Alfred Linden,
Charlie Norton and Frank Jones.
4 & 4
The Tuesday Musical club met this
week at the home of Mr.. n Mrs. Lat
inner. The following program was rem
dered by the A section:
Piano solo, Romance. ID. .R~ubenstein
Mrs. Lee.
Reading, Life and Music of Schu-
bert" ...................M Matthews
Miss Merriam.
Song, Fiddle and I"......A. Goodeve
Mr.. Burrage.
Piano solo, my Abode"
...... ..Schubert-Lizt Transcript
Mrs. S~palding.
Song, Creole Lovers Song". .......
....... Dudley Buck
Miss Burke.
Piano solo, "Murmuring zephyrs"...
....... ............. Adolf Jensen
Mrs. Latimer.
Song, "Schubert's Serenade''. .......
........ ...........Prof Marquardt
Piano solo, IF l Were a Bird. .Hansel
Mrs. S%palding.
Mr.. Burrage gave a most interesting
talk on the status of music in general
and the opera and its singers in partic.
ular in the great cities of the United
States.
Quartette, Good Night. .Bridgman
Miss Lee, Profs. Merz, Lee and Jones.
Section B will render the text pro-
gram at the home of Miss Merriam,
April 18th, and Schuhmann is suggest
ed as the composer of the evening.
There was a large attendance at the
meeting of the Presbyterian Aid soci. !
ETY. held with Mrs. Eggleston Wednes-
day afternoon, a much appreciated feat
ure being the rendition by Mrs. Lati-
mer of Kate Vannah's Lullaby" and
MANY a Time and Oft" Marston)
The session on tie 18th will be enter.
tanned by Miss Efie Naismith and Mrs. ,
W. j. Naismlth, at the home of the for
mer.
Mrs. Lansdell officiated delightfully."-
as hostess for the ladies of the Baptist
Aid society Wednesday afternoon,
many being present to enjoy the occa-
sion. This society will hold no mid
month session in April, but the mem
bers will sew for the society at their
bones instead.
The Social Hour ladies spent We'd
nesday afternoon more than pleasantly
with Mrs. Nels Nelson. Mrs. Babcock
will ente tain this club on the 18th.
= 4 4
The West Side Aid society conven-
ed Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. J. w. Johnson. The attendance
was large n the routine business of
the organization was satisfactorily dis
posed of. Mrs. Fred Cameron will en-
terrain the society on the Sd of May.
The ladies of the Methodist Aid So
ciety spent a pleasant and profitable
afternoon Thursday with Mrs. Noah
Wallis. This society is meeting every
week and the session next Thursday
will be held with Mrs. Frary.
The Browning club met Monday ev-
ening with Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, Rev.
A. C. Hogbin delivering an able paper
on Public Grounds and Buildings"
The program committee reported that
it had been decided to devote next sea-
son to the study of Dante. The club
will hold it's next session with Mrs.
Knight.
The Social Card club spent Tuesday
afternoon delightfully."- with Madame
Wilkinson. The session next week will
be held with Mrs. Patched.
& & &
Miss Dorothy Reed is spending her
Easter vacation at home, and entertain
ed the Girls Sewing club pleasantly at
a special session this afternoon.
The Whist club played Monday ev-
ening with Mrs. Downey. Mrs. Grant
will entertain on the mex club date,
which falls on Easter Monday.
The Ladies' Euchre club was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Sco-
field.
4 &
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Mathison en-
I%tertained at dinner Saturday night com.
plimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Gard,
ner, covers being also laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Beltz and Mr.. and Mrs. Da.
vid Reid.
& &
Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Gardner were the