, 1906-09-15

First vice president, MISS BOde: SeCOrl
vice president, Mrs. +. A. Miller; third
vice president, Mrs. Kidd: secretary.
Mrs. Lee; treasurer, Mrs. Price Jacobs.
The reports for the past year werevery
encouraging. From money realized at
the Easter fair the deanery has been
placed IN excellent repair, q room hav.
ing been finished, a new range for the
kitchen purchased and the furnace
thoroughly overhauled. 1t was decid.
ed to give the usual supper and dance
election night, and Maennerchor hall
has been secured for the occasion, the
reading of returns being a feature of
the evening. The guild will meet again
on the 26Lh with Mrs. Jacobs.
The Social Hour club, consisting of
Mrs. j. w. Johnson, Mrs. Chris Peter
son, Mrs. Ole Peterson, Mrs. Elmer
Moody, Mrs. James Foster, Mrs. viii
liam Mckay, Mrs. William McCuen,
Mrs. Fred Cameron, Mrs. H. A. Smith,
Mrs. Maggie Langheldt, Mrs. Emma
Knadler, Mrs Hans Anderson, Mrs.
Chris Isberg, Mrs. Mons Nelson, Mrs.
c. L. Babcock, Mrs. John Thees, Mrs.
Nels Nelson, Mrs. VIII Mast, Mrs. The
odore T%regoning, Mrs. j.. T. Jones, Mrs.
John Travelle, Mrs. G. M. Tegner and
Mrs. Charles oakley, met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Mckay We'd
nesday night, in a farewell surprise
party to Mrs. Bailey Cornwell, who is
preparing to leave the city for her
home at Denver. The ladies presented
Mrs. Cornwell with a handsome gold
necklace as a testimonial of their es-
teen, and Mrs. Mckay and Mrs. Oak
ley, her mother, served a delicious
luncheon, consisting of a number OF
good things. Mrs. Cornwell was al
most overcome, but managed to eX-
press her thanks and appreciation in
appropriate words, the affair being one
of the heartiest aver held in the city.
Hermion Temple, Rathbone Sisters,
enjoyed a pleasant evening Saturday
night, Miss Seegar, who is a prominent
member of the order at her home at
Quincy, Ill, being a special guest. The
deferred installations of the mldyear
election were completed during the
session. Refreshments were served.
The Methodist Aid society held its
annual meeting at the church Thurs
day afternoon, ~electing officers as fol
lows: Presid1e+, Mrs. ]. W. Jameson;
first vice PRESENT, Mrs. George
Lynch; setUfd. vice-president, Mrs. Ed
ward Gilman; secretary, Mrs. Ayen
Nelson; treasurer, Mrs. W.. H. Reed.
Plans were discussed for the ensuing
year, and arrangements made for put
ting the parsonage in order for the re-
ception of the new pastor and his fam
lily. Another session will be held in
two weeks.
The Ladies Aid of the West Side
church and other friends entered the
home of Rev. Woods and wife during
their absence in the country last Sun
day night and presented them with a
set of dishes much to their surprise.
Those implicated in the plot were Mr..
and Mrs. Tyvold, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Thirkelsen
and Miss Sarah Thobro.
4 & f
Miss Alice Downey was rendered a
surprise party last night by a large
company of her girl friends, the oc-
casion being in the nature Of a fare
well affair as she will leave with her
family next week to spend some
months in Michigan. The party, which
was arranged by May Wallace and Eliz-
abeth DeForest. was held at the home
of the former and the evening was de-
lightfully spent by the guest of honor
and the conspirators, the company in