, 1906-03-24

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ton, and the afternoon was delightfully."-
spent with needlework and reminis.
%cences Of other days. A light luncheon
was served.
Some OF the young men of the society
set are planning a dancing party for
the near future which will have for one
of its attractions Lohmann's orchestra
from Denver, and those who were SC
delighted with the music furnished by
that splendid organization for the Ma.
sonic ball as well as many others, will
learn with pleasure that there is a pros.
pect of hearing the orchestra again
soon.
The Spinsters rehearsed at Mrs. Fra,
ices last night, and two of them had
their hair combed and one was in full
costume. A final and full dress re
hearsal will be held at the Opera
House Monday evening, and, barring
unforeseen calamities, the aggregation
will hold its convention at the same
place Tuesday evening, suitable and
startling assistance being rendered by
the ''papas,' the children and "Noh-
mann's" orchestra.
Miss Mary Livingston was pleasantly
surprised at her home last night, the
unlimited guests being Misses Irene
Spalding, Helen Cordiner, Hattie Erne,
Edith Miller, Isabel Wallis, Wilburta
Knight and Natalie Swigart. The
young ladies were more than welcome,
however, and the girls spent a delight
full evening with dancing, music and
games, delicious refreshments being
a feature of the occasion.
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The Tourists will owen next
Thursday at the Arnold residence.
Mrs. Grant entertained the Ladies'
Card club Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. II. A. Smith OBLIGATED charm
ingly as hostess for the Social Hour
club Wednesday afternoon, the time
passing pleasantly with fancy work
and dainty refreshments. Mrs. Nels
Nelson will entertain the ladies on the
4th of April.
The Tuesday Musical club met at
the home of Captain and Mrs. Heavey.
There was a large attendance, only
three of the members being absent. An
interesting program was rendered by
the B section.
Violin solo, "Cayatina". Raft
Prof. H. Merz.
Song, "Canta' Tito Mattel
Mrs. Russell.
Song, Evening Star. Wagner
Captain Heavey.
Piano solo, "Voglein and Erotik" Grieg
Dean Bode.
Song, "The W~oodseller". MI. Gibson
Song, "Serenade" Raft
Miss Bode.
Duet, Twilight .Neyin
Miss Lee and Mr.. Schilling.
Song, Summer Day. .Nevin
Mrs. Gibson.
Piano solo, "Gondola Song"........
Captain Heavey then delighted the
club with several selections on the zon-
ophone, the numbers being r~eproduc-
lions of solos by Caruso, some times
called the greatest living tenor. The
Musical club is planning for its third
open session, which will probably be
given in May. These concerts, which
are invitation affairs, are anticipated
with great pleasure by the friends OF
the club members. Mr.. and Mrs. Lati,
mer will entertain the club at its next
regular meeting, which will occur on
the Sd of April, and the A section will
furnish the program.
The Browning club held an interest,
ing session Monday evening with Mrs,
Roach, the work in civics being con,
tinued. Mrs. Gibson read the paper
of the evening, her theme, which was
thCughtfully presented, being How to
Transmute the Science of the Few Into
the Art of the Many" A portion of
the evening was devoted to the discus,
sion of DR.. S~losson's recent article in
the New York Independent concerning
conditions on the isthmus of Panama,
The Browning will nve on the ev,
ening of April I'd at the Latimer resi-
dence, and the program u thai
Rev. Hogbin will speak on Public
Grounds and Buildings"
Mrs. Lovejoy will entertain the Jol
ly Eight at her home this evening.
A new reading circle, which is as yet
unnamed, was organized Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. j. T. Holli
day. The circle numbers twelve mem
bers, the ladies being Mrs. ]. T. Holli
day, Miss Alice Holiday, Mrs. R. E
Fitch, Mrs. Emma Knight, Mrs. Roach
Mrs. E~ggleston, Mrs. Prof. knight, Mrs