, 1906-04-28

-uRDAY, APRIL % 1906.
Davis. Brigadier General C. w. Berry
was made an "ornery' member, but
after he gallantly escorted he entire
aggregation to the Cathedral Guild
supper 1t was unanimously voted to
spell him with an IL.
The Tourists were the guests of DR..
Wergeland Thursday evening and the
meeting was held at the home of DR..
and Mrs. Brown. DR.. Wergeiand gave
the travel talk, describing graphically
the ancient walled city of Rothenburg
and illustrating her remarks with many
views of historical scenes Mr.. Bur
rage, who presented the paper, outlin-
ed briefly but comprehensively the his
tory of the revolutionary movement in
Russia, the Decembrists, Nihilists and
Terrorists receiving mention common
suate with the Importance of their
achievements. The next and last regu.
lar meeting Of the club will be held
with Rev. and Mrs. Hogbin, Captain
Heavey completing the series of splen-
did papers with an exposition of the
Russian army and the individuality of
its men. The Tourists finish their first
year with money in the treasury and
are contemplating a really, truly tour
to Chimney Rock, Sodergreen's, the
Milibrook ranch or some other historic
spot in the vicinity. Miss Mcclellan,
Rev. Hogbin and Mr.. Burrage were
made a committee to arrange for the
trip.
The Social Card club played euchre
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Downey.
Next week the session will be held at
the home of Mrs. ]. H. Davis.
The East End Whist club spent a
very pleasant evening Wednesday with
Captain and Mrs. Heavey, this being
the initial session of the organization
since Lent.
The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Presbyterian
church gave a paper social last night
the home Of Lizzie DeForest, all the
games, puzzles, etc, ~cleverly carrying
out the paper notion.
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The members of Alpha chapter. Or.
der of the Eastern Star, gave a most en-
dance at North Star hall Thurs
day night, about thirty couples being
present. Punch was served during the
evening and the party was as pleasant
as that hall has contained for many a
moon. The following committee of Ia
dies and gentlemen had charge of the
Mrs. Hynds, Mrs. Scofeld,
Mrs. Caverly, Mrs. Dayton, Mrs. Has
kins and Messrs. Carl Jackson, Walter
Brown, e. w. Condit and w. A. Mills.
Mrs. Ware, at Fourth and Lewis
streets, entertained a party of young
people Wednesday night, in honor of /
Mr.. f. S. Henderson of Cheyenne, the
guests being Misses Elsie Rogers,
Daisy Moss, Iva Brannon, Jessie Bail
lie, Myrtle Ware, Miss Holman, Mary
Mrs. Clara Large, Mr.. N. A
Nelson, Mr.. F. G. Bowers, Mr.. A. N.
Hasenkamp and Mr.. Henderson. Re
freshments were served during the
evening.
The girls of the preparatory sorority |
entertained the young ladies of the
preparatory department pleasantly at
the Frazee residence Thursday even
ing, presenting the amusing little play
entitled, "Too Much of a Good Thing"
Light refreshments were served at the
conclusion of the farce.
The concert to be given by the ad-
vanced pupils of Mrs. Oliver at Maen-
nerchor hall with six pianos (twenty-
two hands, INT a large orchestra of
the best talent has been postponed to
some time in May. The piano tuner
who was expected to be here about
the middle of April has not yet made
his appearance, and the six pianos
must necessarily be all tuned together
before the concert can take place.
The advanced pupils taking part are
Miriam Doyle, Merle Kissick, Emma
Hegewald, Walter Doyle, Edith Stir
ling, Dora Thobro, Nettie Pope, Myrtle
Ware, Clara Schwatke and two of her
graduates, Misses Emma Nagel and
Louisa Konold.
A business meeting of the Methodist
Aid society was held Thursday after
loon at the church, affairs connected
with the recent supper being disposed
of. The organization voted a substan-
tial sum to the official board of the
church for the current expense fund.
The society will meet next week with
Mrs. Pope and a full attendance is
desired.
Hermion temple, Rathbone Sisters,
meets in regular session tonight, and,
as there is special business to dispose
of, a full attendance is requested.
The South End Neighborhood club
was delightfully."- entertained yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. Welch. Receipts
were again in order, and the members
a leo ngnIpnrAl rrlG+aIIA l,-tz &, 80,