, 1906-06-09

Corthell, John Smith, Harry Price,
John Jones and Elmer Ace.
Mrs. Emma Knadler is chaperoniug
a party to Grow creek, today made up
of Leon Kennedy and Nettie Pope, Her
man L~angheldt and Zoe Miller, Willie
Evans and Jean Douglas, Clifford June
and Gladys CortheIl, Edwin Crowley
and Miriam Corthell, Will Thompson
and Carrie Hegewald, Robert Guild and
Merl Kisslck, Victor Facinelli and Mir
lam Doyle, Allen Miller and Edith
West, Will Naismith and Ray Daniels
and Clarence Moir and Tessie Lang.
heldt.
Dean and Mrs. Arnold G. H. Bode
will name their sweet little daughter,
Caroline Dyott" in honor of her ma
ternal grandmother.
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The Social Hour club spent Wednes-
day afternoon very pleasantly with
Mrs. Tegner. Mrs. Will Mast will Of
ficiate as hostess at the next session
of the ladies.
The Altar society of st. Lawrence
church will meet next Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Ferd Brueckner.
The ladies' OF st. Paul's German
Evangelical church held the June ses-
sion of their aid society in their edifce
Tuesday afternoon. The attendance
was good and several new members
were received. Arrangements were
perfected for the entertainment of the
visiting delegates to the district con-
ference of the denomination, which
will be held here the 2Sth of this
month, representatives being expected
from wyoming, Colorado and Utah.
Mrs. H c. Scofield has issued invi-
tations for a euchre party next Thurs
day afternoon.
The Kensington club held a delight
full meeting yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J.. H. DAVIS, III the mem
bers being present except Mrs. Let's
who is visiting in the east. Mrs. S. H.
Campbell will officiate as hostess next
week, the meeting being held at the
hatchery residence if Mr.. Campbell
returns from his inspection trip to the
sub-hatcherys in time to c%haperone the
crowd.
The Social Card club held its SEES
sion Tuesday afternoon at the Ivinson
residence, the meeting being a very en-
joyable one. Mrs. Converse will en-
~tertain the organization next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. d. Beemer entertain
ed delightfully."- at cards Wednesday ev-
ening, the graphaphone and dangling in
the library for the younger members
of the party being quite a feature of
the evening. Delicious refreshments
were served. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
S. Atherly, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Holmes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Price H Jacobs, Miss
Atherly and Master Jacobs.
Last night Mrs. Erie D. Hiskey gave
an enjoyable entertainment at her
home on Thornburgh street in the way
of a recital by a number of her pupils
, in music. All of the students acquit'
ted themselves creditably, much to the
delight of the guests and of their faith
full and capable teacher. Over fifty
parents and friends were present t
T.. enjoy the occasion. Delicate refresh
ments of ices, cakes n fruits were
served, Mrs. Hiskey being gracefully
= assisted by Miss Fulner and Miss Bro
! die. The program rendered was as fol
: lows:
: Trio, "a May .Rathbun
Marie Marsh, Irene and Bernice
Weightman.
solo, Cuckoo Polka. Davis
Clarence Hartman.
: Solo, Dream Whispers. .Renart
Miss Martha Reimers.
Solo, Birthday Reception. .Davi:
Fern Taylor.
Trio, Overture Tanched'.. 800. .Rossin
Misses Owen, Prahl, Mrs. Hiskey.
Vocal trio, 1.-THE Hoptoad'. .DeRee
William and Alice Fitzgerald, Lesli
Brodie.
Solo, "a Merry Time. .Enge
Celia Reimers.
Solo, Waving Fans" .Davi
Fannie Maynard.
Solo, Dear Little Dollie". .Bngelman
Marie Marsh.
Part III.
duet, playing Tag. .Margsteil
Clarence and Homer Hartman.
Solo, Dancing Shadows. .EnglemanI
Miss Burman.
solo, SILVER Bells. Weyt
BernIce Weightman.
Song, 1.-THE Katydids". ....... Decree
Alice Fitzgerald, Leslie Brodie.
Solo, "The Life Guards. .... .Gauvi
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