, 1906-01-20

at the piano nj Frank Doyle on the
violin, also by Mrs. Morgan, Louise Ko-
mold, Agnes Morgan and Teua MikkeL-
sen and a recitation by Nettie Shirley.
dancing was enjoyed till 2 a. m. Sup
per was served and everybody was sor-
ry when the Home. Sweet Home
waltz was played and time came to say
good-bye to these estimable people.
About twenty members Of Hermion
Temple, Rathbone Sisters, visited Mrs.
James Stirling Tuesday afternoon and
presented her with an emblem of the
order with a past chiefs jewel attach
ment, the address being happily made
by Mrs. Wayne Fisher. Mrs. Stirling
SERVED delicious refreshments and the
Afternoon was indeed a pleasant one.
Mrs. G. H. Jones oficiated charming
ly as hostess for the Cathedral Guild
Wednesday afternoon, and, in addition
to the social features Of the occasion,
the routine business of the society was
satisfactorily disposed of. Mrs. Rus
sell will be at home to the ladies of
the Guild on the 9TH of February.
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The Idelwild club postponed its ses-
sion of Thursday evening on account
of the illness of Mrs. Roth, who was
the prospective hostess.
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The Altar society met Wednesday
with Mrs. ]. f. Johnson and perfected
arrangements for the dancing party
which the Catholic ladies will give at
North Star hall next Wednesday even
ing. Another meeting of the ~organiza-
ton will be held on the 31st with Mrs.
Gray.
The Elks were the hosts at one of
their informal and delightful social
hops Thursday evening, the party be,
ing held, as usual, at Elks' home.
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MI. and Mrs. job II. Davis enter
tanned delightfully."- at dinner Sunday in
honor of Mrs. Davis birthday.
The Social Card club spent a pleas
ant afternoon Thursday with Mrs.
Hamilton. Mrs. lvinson will entertain
the organization next week.
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Mrs. Thomas j. Dayton and Mrs.
Price H. Jacobs have issued invitations
70 IA large whist party next Friday aft
ernoon, at the home of Mrs. Dayton on
Kearney street.
Mrs. Douglas was at home to the
Whist club Monday evening, the ses-
sion being a very enjoyable one. Mrs.
Douglas withdrew from the club, on &C
count of delicate health, much to the
regret of its members. Mrs. Marsh will
entertain the ladies at their mex SEES
sion.
The January meeting of the Birth
day club will be held on the 30th, at
the home of Mrs. William Cameron,
and Mrs. Jabez Cook will entertain
with her.
At the meeting of the Methodist Aid
society held Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Noah Wallis, it was voted to
change the regular sessions of the body
to the second and fourth Thursdays of
each month, those dates proving more
satisfactory to the members than the
first and third Wednesdays. The So
ciety will inaugurate the new order
next week by meeting on Thursday
with Mrs. Reed. The session of We'd
nesday was a delightful one.
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Hon. and Mrs. ]. S. Atherly were the
hosts Sunday at a very enjoyable din
ner party, a pleasant feature of the oc-
casion being the presence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Atherly, who came ove
from Cheyenne for a surprise" visit.
The company included Mr.. and Mrs. S.
la. Campbell and Master Otto, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Chaplin, Hon. Otto Gramm,
and Messrs. Tidball and Hill. 1t was a
pink and white function, flowers, a n
dies, ices, and other accessories being
in those tints.
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Mrs. Hamilton was at home to the
ladies of the Presbyterian aid society
Wednesday afternoon, a large number
of the members and friends being pres.
ent to enjoy the first meeting with the
new president. A musical program
was a pleasant feature of the after
noon, vocal numbers being rendered by
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