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abundant and appetizing luncheon
when cards were laid aside. The pro
ceeds of the event will swell the relief
fund of the lodge, and the members are
planning similar pleasant occasions for
the future.
A number of friends gathered at the
Swigart home last evening to assist
Miss Leslie Swigart in celebrating her
birthday. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Fitch, Mr.. and Mrs. Neale
Roach, Misses Mary McClelland, Helen
Simpson and Ethel Merriam, and Mr..
f. S. Burrage. Miss Swigart received
"a number of handsome and useful
presents and the young people had a
delightful time at games and music.
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Mrs. Roth was too ill to entertain
the ldlewild club and the meeting was
held Thursday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Slaughter. Mrs. Lynott won the
first prize for ladies and the second
went to Mrs. Reid. The gentlemen
had an amusing time tying for honors,
but after much cutting, Mr.. Kennedy
Won the first prize and Mr.. Slaughter
the second. The club will hold its
next session with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Chapman.
Mrs. Corthell had charge of the gen
a meeting of the Woman's club last
Saturday, and chose Jack London for
her theme. Mrs. Merriam gave an in.
teresting biographical sketch of Max
i'm Gorky, and Mrs. Patched read a
story by the same author. Mrs.
w. C. Knight gave the civic suggestion.
The club discussed plans for an enter
tainment, the idea being to secure a
piano for the Carnegie building.
The West Side Aid society held a
attended meeting Thursday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. H. A.
Smith, %disposing of an accumulation of
routine business and enjoying a de- ,
lightful social session. The March I
gathering of the society will be held
with Mrs. Mikkelsen on First street.
A number of friends presented Mr..
and Mrs. e. f. Gilman with a handsome
set of silver soup spoons a few nights
ago, the occasion being the tenth ami
versary of the marriage of MI. and
Mrs. Gilman at Deadwood, S. D. The
party assembled at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Reid, 1903 Fremont
street, and sent for the Gilmans, the
surprise being complete and somewhat
confusing for the blushing bride of ten
years ago. Among the donors ami
George Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs. James
King, Mrs. j.. w. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Farley
Mathison, Mrs. Blunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hebron,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Corey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lynott, Miss Jennie
Peale, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Noah, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Ferber, Mrs. w. Harris, Mr..
and Mrs. J.. Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs.
George DeForest, Mrs. Edwards, MI.
and Mrs. James Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Richards, and Mr.. n Mrs.
George McAllister. Mr.. Mathison made
the presentation address.
A very pleasant surprise party was
held on Walter Doyle Friday evening
at his home on Fourth and Garfield.
The guests were entertained by va
.rious games and dancing. Music was
furnished by Messrs. Walter and
Frank Doyle on piano and violin, and
Others. A dainty midnight lunch was
served by Mrs. Doyle assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. Crooks. Those present were
Misses Halle Crooks, Clara Beaudoin,
Eva Jones, Alma Johnson, Grace Peale,
Eta Johnson, Meta May, Violet Mar
tin n Grace Miller; Messrs. Charles
Crooks, Cloyd Crone, Jim Davis, Orley
Kibler, Willie McRoberts, John Muir
lphy, Howard Beaudoin, Charles Peale,
John, Frank and Walter Doyle.
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Miss Mary Lowe of Glasgow, Scot
land, is the guest of the family Of her
uncles, Hon. John Reid at Hatton and
Engineer Dave Reid in this city, intend
ing to spend some time in the west.
She arrived direct from Glasgow and
was met here by her relatives.
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1t is probable that the o. N. o. club
will not give a dance until after the
Masonic ball on the 18th.
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