, 1906-02-24

month, while section "B" will give The
numbers at the second meeting. The
members of the sections are as follows
Section "a" vocalists-Miss Burke,
Miss Kleeman. Miss Merriam, Mrs. Lat
inner, Mrs. Hogbin, Mr.. B~urrage, Mr..
Schilling, Prof, Marquardt and Prof.
Lee. Observation-Disclosures Spalding,
Mrs. Marquardt and Mrs. Lee. Section
b" yocalists-Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. Rus
sell, Miss Bode, Miss Lee, Mr.. Gibson,
Mr.. Jones, Captain Heayey and Judge
Carpenter. Instrumentaiists-Mrs
Heayey, Miss Ryan, Prof. Merz and
Dean Bode. The following splendid
program was rendered at Miss Klee-
mans Tuesday night:
Q%uartette, Sitting Round the Old
Camp Fire." Miss Lee, Profs. Lee
and Marquardt and Mr.. A. C. Jones.
Piano solo, Eel Canto del PASTOR.
...... GalOS
Miss Helen Ryan.
Vocal solo, Japanese Lullaby.
........ De Koven
Miss Merriam.
Piano solo, Midnight PATROL. .....
...-.. ......... ......... \ ung1naun
Mrs. Lee.
Mixed quartette, ITO Thee Alone"..
........ ....Geibel
Mrs. Russell, Miss Lee, Profs Mar
quardt and Lee.
Piano solo, Gondola song, Good
Night .Nevin
Mrs. ]. w. Heavey.
Vocal solo, Just Awearin for You,
.......... ...... Carrie Jacobs-Bond
The Jonquil Maid.
Miss Grace Peabody.
Violin solo, Alice Where Art Thou"
.......... ..................F. Lax
Prof. Merz.
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Captain and Mrs. Heavey entertain
ed the Tourists Thursday evening and
the sessions of the club certainly in
creas in interest from month to
month. Mrs. Heavey had the travel
talk, choosing Porto Rico for the scene
of her story. She gave a fine descrip-
ton of the wonderful road from San
Juan to the other side OF the island.
This thoroughfare. as will be recalled,
is conceded to be. the finest in the
world. 1t was constructed by the Span
ish government and is 80 miles in
length. Miss McClelland's paper was
devoted to Russian cities and their ar
chitecture, and the decided literary fla
vor which marked the production was
very pleasing to her auditors. A large
number of photographs and other pic
lures which were shown to Illustrate
the subject matter added interest to
the theme. A novel feature of the ev.
.ening was an informal musical pro-
gram rendered by Mrs. Heavey, her Sc
,lections being from the music of Porto
Rico and including the national hymn,
characteristic dances, etc. This club
will meet at the Tisdel residence on
March Sth, at which date Dean Bode
will present his illustrated paper on
the music of Russia and Mr.. Jones will
give the travel talk.
Mrs. James Mathison will entertain
the Cathedral Guild next Tuesday, the
session being held on that day on ac-
count of Ash Wednesday.
Mrs. Beltz, who has often been d
special guest of the Jolly Eight, will be
at home to the ladies of that ~organiza-
ton tonight.
A pleasant mop was given Wednesday
might at North Star hall under the aus
pieces of the University Dancing club.
The Ladies' Card club played Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Hodgeman.
Mrs. S. H. Campbell will entertain the
next session of the club at the home
of Mrs. Marsh.
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Mrs. Downey otficiated as hostess
for the Social Card club Tuesday after
noon. This club win play next week
with Mrs. Hamilton.
The Altar society of the Catholic
church will be the guests next Tuesday
afternoon of Mrs. Heavey.
The Girls Sewing club was delight
fully entertained last Saturday by Miss
Mabel Knapp. The Misses Mcintosh
will be at home to the club next Satur
day afternoon.
The Idlewild club met Tuesday even
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapman
with Miss Ida McClary and Mr.. Charles
Kennedy as the guests of honor. The
membership of the club was well rep
resented. At the games the prizes for
ladies were awarded as follows: First
to Mrs. j. w. Costin, second to Miss
McClary and the consolation to Mrs,
Chapman. For the gentlemen, the first
went to Mr.. John Slaughter, the sec
ond to Mr.. Kennedy and the %consola'