, 1906-12-15

ty nights and Christmas worlr ava
Christmas displays occupy attention 10
the exclusion of mere ordinary No irs
By the way, the latter are of unusual
beauty this year and the e~nterprising
merchants behind the windows make
such insistent Il liberal demands for
space in The Republicans columns
that the rights of mere news and So.
clety editors are temporarily ignored,
SO the records consist only of the brief
est possible outline, although the week
has been a gay and pleasant one. In.
terest now centers in the brilliant dane
ing party which Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Ivinson, Mrs. Grow and Miss Grow will
give at the Union Pacific hotel on We'd
nesday evening of next week, and no
other important events are
Many of the clubs will hold no more
sessions until after the New Year, as
Will be noted from the succeeding
items.
Mrs. L. S. Bartlett was the hostess at
two of the largest parties of the week,
entertaining on Wednesday afternoon
at whist and finch and on Friday at
euchre, her invitation list for the
events being as follows: Mrs. ]. III.
Symons, Mrs. Arnold of Salt Lake,
Mrs. G. P. Arnold, Mrs. Emma Moudy,
Mrs. NJ. N. Grant, Mrs. C. H..
Jones, Mrs. G. l.. Patched, Mrs.
John w. Conner, Mrs. Frank J..
Terry, Mrs. A. A. Marsh, Mrs. f. d.
Spafford, Mrs. E. J.. Lehman, Mrs. Hell
en- Kidd, Mrs. Leslie Kennedy, Mrs.
Hunton, Mrs. E. A. Wilkinson, Mrs. F..
H. Eggleston, Mrs. DR.. S. B. Miller,
Mrs. j. H. Davis, Mrs. e. D. Eatimer,
Mrs. Rev. A. C. Hogbin, Mrs. Mary e.
Dillenbeck, Mrs. E. D.. Hiskey, Mrs.
Charles Washburn, Mrs. DIR. F. NJ. lis
del, Mrs. C. B. Ridgaway, Mrs. Maggie
Langheldt, Mrs. John w. Conner, Mrs.
DR.. l. R. Swigart, Mrs. DIR. W. H. Doug
las, Miss Marshall, Mrs. DR.. A. B..
Hamilton, Mrs. Spalding, Mrs. e. ]
Bell, Mrs. Knight, Mrs. C. w. DeKay,
Mrs. DR.. H. e. McCollum Mrs. George
W. S~palding, Mrs. A. H. Cordiner, Mrs.
DIR. P. C. McNiff, Mrs. T. H. Gibson,
Mrs. John w. Ernest, Mrs. w. c..
Thomas, Mrs. S. H. Campbell, Mrs.
George e. Harvey, Mrs. A. e.. Jupp of
Pueblo, Colo, Mrs. P. c.. Rauner, Mrs.
H. A. Gonden, Mrs. T. H. Simpson, Mrs.
D. N. S%tickney, Mrs. Price H. Jacobs,
Mrs. j. Fred Dawson, Mrs. William
Hodgeman, Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Mrs.
w. S. Vance. Mrs. H. A. Gish, Mrs. T.
J.. Dayton, Mrs. w. H. B. Jacobus, Mrs.
Fred C. Let's and Mrs. w. j.. Kelly.
On Wednesday Mrs. Bartlett was as
sisted by Mrs. Patched and Mrs. Terry,
and on Friday by Mrs. Hiskey, Mrs.
little Meredith Langheldt welcoming
the guests on both occasions. Mrs.
Bartlett introduced the new perforat-
ed score cards, which looked very pref
ty tied with ribbons in many hues,
those of partners corresponding, of
course. Scores are kept on these cards
by means of tiny ribbons, threaded
Through the perforations, and the play
ers enjoyed the novelty exceedingly.
The souvenirs were also a. new as they
were pretty, the guests of Wednesday
received basketry bonbon dishes
in heart, club and diamond shapes, the
china being Holland ware of royal blue
and gold. The gifts yesterday were
nut shells in the same ware n bear
ing similar quaint Dutch designs.
Mrs. c. P. Arnold gave a very enjoy
able thimble party Wednesday after
noon, complimentary to Mrs. Arnold
der, other guests being Mrs. Rumsey,
Miss Rumsey, Mrs. VIM. Cordiner, Mrs.
All. Gardiner, Mrs. Peabody, Mrs Nice,
Mrs. E. B. Moudy, Mrs. Ross Moudy, Mrs,
Brockway, Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Hogbin
and Mrs. R. e. Fitch. The place cards
were a novel featu - of the luncheon,
being postcards aGr ressed to the va
rious guests, and the reverse sides
were found to bear photographs of the
hostess seated in her carriage in front
of the Arnold residence.
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The meeting of the Presbyterian Aid
society held Wednesday with Mrs.
Hamilton was devoted to closing up
matters relating to the fair given by
the organization and 1t is announced
that the ladies netted 5000 from the
event, about $3.50 having also been
cleared by classes in the Sunday school
which were in charge of booths. The
society will have it's barrel" session
sometime between Christmas and New
Years and the date and place of meet
ing will be announced when definitely
decided upon.
Mrs. C. D. Spalding entertained the
Whist club at a special session Mon
day evening. This club will take a va
cation until next year, n Mrs. Hamil-
ton will oficiate as hostess on the ev-
ening of the 18th of January.
The Girls Sewing club had a delight
full session this afternoon with Mrs.
Katie Roach Peckenpaugh.
Mrs. Grant oficiated as hostess for
the Ladies' Card club Tuesday after
noon, the session being the last one
for the year. The club will play on the
Sth of January with Mrs. Marsh.
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The Charity Whist club played Tues
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