, 1906-04-21

iE. d. Latimer, Mrs. H. G. Knight, Mrs.
T. j. Dayton, Mrs. Price H. Jacobs
Mrs. C. l.. Patched, Mrs. c. II. Jones
Mrs. ]. S. Atherly, Mrs j. T. Pecken-
paugh, Mrs. J.. II. Symons, Mrs. John
/ w. Ernest, Mrs. b. H. knight, Mrs. G.
p. Arnold, Mrs. N. E. Corthell, Mrs. F.
D. Spafford and Mrs. A. B. Hamilton.
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The Tuesday Musical club met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam, and
had a very enjoyable time. A very val.
liable member was added in the person
of Mr.. Muckley, who fills the vacancy
made by the removal of Mrs. Russell
to Denver. The club decided to post
pone the second meeting in May to the
last Tuesday of the month and her
make it a special meeting to which
friends will be invited. The B section
rendered the following interesting pro-
gram:
Song, "The Two G%renadiers" Schumann
Captain Heavey.
Piano solo, "Warum".. ..... Schumann
Miss Ryan.
Violin solo, "Traumerei". .Schumann
Prof. Merz.
Piano solo, "Schlummerlied". .
........ ............ .Scnulnann
Dean Bode.
Duet, Lead Thou ........ Fearis
Mr.. and Miss Merriam.
Piano solo, IF I Were a Bird. Hanselt
Mrs. Spalding.
Piano solo, Love Song. .Hesselberg
Mrs. Spalding.
Song, "a Dream. Bartlett
Captain Heavey.
Violin solo, "Derniere Pensee". Weber
Prof. Merz.
Song, Sing Sweet Bird ........
Miss Burke.
The next meeting will be held Tues
day, May /, at the home of Mr.. A. G.
Jones.
Socially and gastronomically the din
ner given last evening by DR.. and Mrs.
Brown was one of the most enjoyable
events of the gay week, and those pres
ent were President and Mrs. Tisdef,
Prof. and Miss Merz, Miss Charles and
Mr.. A. C. Jones.
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In spite of the di~sagreeable weather
Wednesday, the attendance at the
meeting Of the Cathedral Guild was
large, the session being held at the
home of Mrs. Lee. The preparations
for the Easter fair are progressing rap
iIT,, nnl ATrC nnIA has iIGt rappiypI l.
a much appreciated addition to the re-
sources of the society in the shape OF
a beautiful box of fancy work for the
needlework booth from eastern friends.
The last meeting of the Guild prepare
tory to the fete will be held with Mrs.
Jacobus, corner Fifth and Fremont
mex Wednesday afternoon. The
chos hall and an early supper will be
served, the program including an en-
t%ertainment and dancing for the even
ing. The farce, ITO Oblige Benson
will be given under the direction of
Mr.. Muckley and after its ~rehearsals
had begun, it transpired that the same
mirth-provoking comedy was given for
TIE DGllGnI VI INC SAINT SuulSH ny ISd
amie's clever amateurs away back in
1869. The farce was a leading feature
of a program which was presented for
three nights to densely crowded
houses in the old blue Front" theater.
Miss Alice Harper, now Mrs. Marsh,
took the part OF Mrs. Benson" for
which Miss Swigart is now cast. Mrs.
Trotter Southdown" was played by
Miss Eta Owen, now Mrs. Downey,
and Miss Mcclellan will assume the
role in the presentation next week.
The late Mr.. Dewitt DeKay ~personated
Mr.. Trotter Southdown"-Mr. Muck
ley's part in the present cast. Mr..
Charles DeKay is a member of the
company which will put on the piece
at this time. The coincidence is GER
.tainly very odd and contributes ma
~terially to the interest which is felt in
the coming entertainment.
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Mrs. Latimer was in charge of the
departmental meeting of the Woman's
club Saturday, the session being devot-
ed to art and particularly the produc-
lions of American genius. The pro-
gram as published was presented, an
enjoyable and profitable feature being
the g%eneial opportunity given to exam
inc a large number of reproductions of
the pictures Of Americas famous art
lists, the photographs illustrating the
theme of the afternoon most admirably.
The annual meeting of the club will be
held next Saturday afternoon and as OF.
ficers for the ensuing year will be elect
ed at that time, States are already in
evidence.
The Presbyterian Missionary society
will meet next Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Davis.
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Mesdames Mathison, Latimer, Swi-
CART, Kidd, Patched and Jacobs were
the entertaining ladies at the meeting
of the Charity Whist club Thursday
evening and the attendance was large,
the collection being also one of the
highest Of the year. Mrs. Fred George
and Mr.. Dayton carried off the honors
of the evening when the scores were
called for. The hostesses chosen for
the next session were Mesdames SEQ