, 1906-09-08

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and Madeline Ridgway of Denver
Messrs. John Jones, Harold Symons
Mortimer Grant, Storrs Sutphin, Hell
bert Kennedy, John Hunton, Deal
Hunton, Morris Corthell, Thomas For,
of Lawrence, Kan, Willie Naismith
Steven Downey, Gordon Balch of Riy
erside James Withstand, Sumne.
Grant, Jack Sutphin, Harry Jones
Louis Holiday, Warren Beltz, Dougla.
Cordiner of the United States navy
Harry Langheldt, Leon Kennedy, Her
man Langheldt, Frank Fast, Peter Mel
son, Spencer Symons, Jack Taylor
George Jones and George Going.
Miss Ida Langheldt entertained
charmingly last night complimentary
to the girls who will soon leave Lara
mic, the honor guests being Miss Ed
it'll West of Decatur, Ill, who used tc
celebrate her birthday about the 7th
of September, Miss Einna Eggleston
Miss Helen Symons, Miss Evelyn Cor,
thell and Miss Mamie Fast. Flowers
beautiied the spacious apartments OF
the Langheldt residence and the pro.
gram for the evening vas a varied and
interesting one. Delicious refresh.
ments were served, Misses Tessie
Langheldt and Rae Daniels assisting.
The fortunate young people invited to
meet the travelling contingent" were
Misses Alice Rice, Anna Rice, Gertie
Pointing, Matilda Frazee, Annie Reid,
Madeline Ridgway of Denver, Jennie
Lynch, Elizabeth Grow of San Diego,
Agnes Brebner, Margaret Holiday, and
Laura Breisch of Cheyenne; Messrs.
Harold Symons, Louis Holiday, Doug
las Cordiner Of Annapolis, Md, Steven
Downey, George Going, John Hunton,
Dean Hunton, Peter Nelson, Jack Tay
Tor, Rannie Campbell, Herbert Kenne.
dy, Allen Miller, Warren Beltz and
Henry Pope.
The members of the Ladies' Euchre
club and a number of guests spent
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. S. H.
Campbell at her home at the fish hatch
cry. The drive was delightful and the
whole occasion most enjoyable. A
splendid supper was a feature of the
afternoon which was much a%ppreciat.
ed by the hungry players. The party
included Mrs. Durlacher, Mrs. Roach,
Mrs. Manasse, Mrs. Lehman, Mrs.
Grant, Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Patchell, Mrs.
Mills of Fort Worth, Tex, Mrs. Hamil-
ton, Mrs. Spalding, Mrs. Downey and
Mrs. j.. H. Davis.
Miss Ethel Merriam writes that she
had a safe and enjoyable journey east
ward n has spent a delightful fort
night with her relatives in Massachu-
sets. She expected to visit yesterday
with DR.. and Mrs. Slosson in New York
city, sailing at Z o'clock this morning
from that harbor on the "Mesaba," of
the American Steamship company's At
lantic line.
Miss Emma Eggleston departs for
Vassar College next Monday, stopping
en- route at South Bend, Ind, for a tell
days visit with Miss Mary Grace John.
son, who was a guest at the Eggleston
residence last summer. Miss Johnson
will accompany Miss Eggleston east,
intending to study during the coming
year at a preparatory school near Bos-
ton.
Hermion Temple, Rathbone Sisters
will resume its sessions tonight, after
its extended vacation. The meeting
will be celebrated as a special occasion
and refreshments will be served.
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Vacation days are over for the la
dies of the Presbyterian aid society,
also, and the session which was held
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Stirling was a large n interest
ing one. 1t was decided to begin work
at once for the annual fair and enter
tainment, which will take place during
the first week in December this year,
and various plans for making the fete
larger n better than ever were dis
cussed. The next meeting of the So
ciety will be held with Mrs. Elwyn
Condit, at here home on Sixth street,
between Sheridan and Park.
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The September session of the West
Side aid society was held Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Prahl. There was a