, 1906-02-17

MeSSrS. George Johnson,
John Doyle, Will Smith, Orlie KILLER,
Walter Doyle, Earl Marvin, Winfield,
William Marvin, Albert Morris and
Clifford Peale.
Miss Dorothy Downey gave a valen-
tine party the 9th, that day being the
tenth anniversary of her birth. The
house was prettily decorated with val
entines and an enjoyable feature was a
~postofice, where valentines were dis
tributed. A delicious supper was serv-
ed, an immense birthday cake being
given the position of honor. The little
hostess received many pretty and .ap-
propriate gifts. Those present were
Elsie Lynch, Lenora Lynott, Nina
Cook, Margaret Fast, Marguerite Bell,
Lois Butler, Ellen ~Greenbaum, Mary
Ethel Holiday, Hazel Combs, Meredith
Langheldt and Sidney George.
Mrs. Symons will entertain at whist
next Friday afternoon.
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The Browning club will meet Monday
evening with DR.. and Mrs. Tisdel, and
the Tourists will convene on Thursday
night at the home of Captain and Mrs.
Heavey.
The Ladies' Card club plays Tuesday
afternoon of next week with Mrs.
Hodgeman and the East End Whist
meets Wednesday night at the Cor
thell residence.
Mrs. DIR. Brown entertained the Ca
thedral guild Wednesday afternoon, the
attendance being large and the session
a very enjoyable one. st. Valentine
was appropriately honored, the napkins
being valentines and the mystic heart
appearing in various guises during
lunch time. The society will give its
annual Easter supper and festival on
April 9th. The guild will hold its
next meeting on Tuesday, the 9th, in
stead of Ash Wednesday, at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. James Mathison, Mrs.
Peale assisting Mrs. Mathison in en-
tertaining the society.
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The Jolly Eight will meet tonight
with Mrs. McClary.
Mr.. Fred A. Miller will go to Den
Yer next week and will be accsmpan-
led home by his mother, Mrs. Sarah
Miller, who has been visiting in Colora-
do since New Years and also by Miss
Zoe Miller, who will enjoy a brief va
cation at home.
Mrs. Frank D. Spafford has issued
invitations for a large whist party on
the afternoon of George Washington's
birthday.
The Whist club was pleasantly enter
tanned Monday evening by Mrs. Spald-
ing. Mrs. Symons will o~fficiate as hos
tess at the next meeting of this club.
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The Social Card club played euchre
Tuesday afternoon. with Mrs. Converse.
Next week Mrs. Downey will entertain
the club.
MIR. and Ms. P. c. Rauner were
charmingly entertained by DR.. and Mrs.
Brown at dinner Monday evening.
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The adjourned session of the Clio
club was held Tuesday evening at the
Merz residence, and the meeting prov
ed to be one of the most interesting OF
the season. Mrs. Fitch presented a
comprehensive paper on Alexandria
and Its Library-Ancient Cities" The
discussion was led by Mr.. Arnold and
Prof Ridgaway gave the reading.
No session of the Idlewild club was
held this week, but the organization
will play next Tuesday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Uric Hiskey stopped
off for a visit with Laramie relatives
and friends. this week. en- route from
Salt Lake to Chicago, whittier Mr.. His
key went on business for the a Pete
Valley road, of which he is traffic man
ager. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiskey are expect
6u DdCh uGAJ week, anu II Ii lhSil III
%tention to make a longer s%ojourn at that
time. Mrs. Katherine Hiskey of Mum
roe, Iowa, who is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elrie Hiskey, will accompany Mr..
and Mrs. Uric Hiskey of Salt Lake, for
a visit with them and her other chill,
dren in that locality.
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Wednesday evening Miss Marion
. Wallace entertained a number of he
friends at a valentine party. Thos,
present were Elizabeth DeForest, lisa
belle Wallis, W. Hansen, lone Friday
Mary Watkins, Alice Downey, Mildre'
Travel, Francis Winston, Edna King
r Ruth Bateman, Maud Winston, Eff
wallace, Agnes Wright, Lucille Wright
Ethel Morris, Hazel Crooks Inc MasteI
lFarrar. Mrs. L. P. Farrar assisted
Mrs. Wallace in serving dainty refresh
Iments. All enjoyed themselves until
10 o'clock when they were escorted to
their several homes by the young hos
tess and Miss Mary Watkins.
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