, 1906-02-10

spent at the birthplace and amid thc
scenes of the early life of the greal
George Eliot. The study of Russia wa:
continued. Mr.. A. C. Jones ~presentine
a comprehensive paper on The Rus
sian Church" which dealt with the in
PRODUCTION of christianity into that
country, the conditions of today and the
complications which surround the
state and its church. On the 22nd the
club will meet with Captain n Mrs,
Heavey, and Dean Bode will read a
paper on Russian Music" which he
will illustrate in his own inimitable
style.
Master Lester Mathison was the
host at a jolly party Thursday evening
from A to 6 o'clock, that day being the
eleventh anniversary of his birth.
Eleven children enjoyed the occasion
to the fullest, the members of the par
Ity being Meredith Langheldt, Ethel
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Stanley Greenbaum, George Haskins,
Milton Nelson, Milford Nelson, Lloyd
May and Halsie Richie. Lester receiv-
ed many nice presents, n at supper
time each guest found a pretty valen-
tine at the plate-most appropriate sou-
venirs. The feast was much enjoyed
| Inv thn hannu abt1lran IT, nrau,nf,-
feature being a mammoth birthday
cake which was adorned with the
name and age of the popular young
host.
Hermion Temple, Rathbone Sisters,
gave a pleasant card party at K. of P.
hall Saturday night, about sixty mem
bers and friends being in attendance.
Prizes were won by Miss lies and Mrs.
Chapman and Mr.. Cokefair and Mr..
Hegewald, the consolation gifts being
awarded to Mrs. Mueller and Mr.. Fish
er. A tempting luncheon was served
by the ladies of the order. This event
was so successful and pleasurable that
the lodge contemplates giving a similar
party in March.
The Social Card club was delightful,
ly entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Madame Wilkinson. The session next
week will be held with Mrs. Converse.
The Birthday club will hold its val
%entine party next Wednesday after
noon at Mrs. Langheldt's that being her
natal day. Mrs. George Harris and
Mrs. David Reid were also born in Feb
ruary and will assist in entertaining
the club.
The Ladies Card club played Tues
day with Mrs. Spalding the session
being very enjoyable. Mrs. Hodgeman
will entertain at the next bi-wetAly
session of the club.
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The February session of the Baptist
Aid society was held Wednesday after
noon at Mrs. Frazee's, the attendance
being large and enthusiastic. Rev.
Lansdell addressed the society in re.
gard to the new church, and it was de.
cided to organize a Ladies' Baptist
Building association auxiliary to the
aid society, which will figure actively,
no doubt, in the work : erecting the
new ediice. A mid-month session of
the aid society for work will be held
with Mrs. Frazee.
Rev. n Mrs. Lansdell dined We'd
nesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Crumrine, and last night Mrs. Peabody
entertained at dinner in honor of the
same popular couple.
Mrs. Beltz entertained the Girls Sew
ing club at a most enjoyable meeting
Saturday afternoon. all the members
being present except Mrs. Maize Chap.
lin Collins of Douglas. The seam.
stresses present were Mrs. Katie
Roach Pec%kenpaugh, Mrs. Alice Marsh
Spalding, Misses Mildred and Margaret
Mcintosh, Ethel Miller, Grace Peabody
Laura Lee, Anna Rice, Alice Rice and
Mabel Knapp, Miss Keen of Frontier
being a special guest. The guests
drew numbers for souvenirs, the keep
sakes thus assigned being novel ant
charming. An elaborate course lunch
con was served by the hostess. Mist
Knapp will be at home to the club mex
Saturday.
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Captain and Mrs. Heavey are ney
members of the East End Whist clut
which played Wednesday evening wit
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