, 1906-11-17

until the fair and will In ordi
nary session next Thursday at the
church.
Mrs. J.. H. Davis was at home to the
kensington club yesterday afternoon
several special guests being also in,
cluded in the party of seventeen which
partook of the appetizing dinner served
by the hostess when needles were laid
aside. Mrs. Hodgeman will entertain
the organization next Friday afternoon.
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The Clio club convened at the Fitch
residence Tuesday evening and Mrs
Symons presented a most admirable
paper on Thomas a Beckett" Prof
Fitch gave the reading. Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold will entertain the club at its
next session.
Another profitable session of the
Tourist club was held Thursday night
at the Hogbin residence, Dean Bode
giving an interesting paper and Rev.
Hogbin the entertaining travel talk.
The next session of the club will con-
vene at the deanery on December 9Th.
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The Presbyterian Aid society was de-
lightfully entertained by Mrs. Lovejoy
Wednesday afternoon, the attendance
being an exceptionally large one. The
society will meet next Wednesday with
Mrs. DeForest.
Two sessions of the Jolly Eight will
be recorded this week, the postponed
meeting being held Monday evening
with Mrs. Durlacher and the regular
gathering tonight at the home of Mrs.
James Mathison.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Emmons enter
tained a small party at the Union Pa
cifc hotel Wednesday evening, the
guests including Mr.. and Mrs. Gonden,
Mrs. Manasse and Miss Manasse, Mrs.
Durlacher and Miss Durlacher, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. ]. Lehman, DR.. R. L. Tebbitt
and Mr.. J. A. Winkler, jr., of River
side ranch.
The Girls Sewing club held a notable
session as the guests of Miss Rice Sat
urday, Mrs. Fannie Hance Holmes be-
ing present with her two babies, Mrs.
Katie Roach Peckenpaugh with her lit
lie son and Mrs. Allie Marsh Spalding
with her infant, only Mrs. Maize Chap
lin Collins and William Emory being
lacking to complete the list of children
belonging to the club. 1t is scarcely
necessary to state that the gathering
a very enjoyable M
Mrs. Manasse completed her series
of parties Thursday afternoon, enter
tanning guests to the number of twenty
foul at whist and the event was a very
pleasant one.
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PLEASANTLY celebrated at the residence
CT her parents Wednesday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Pope being aided and abetted
in arranging and successfully carrying
out the surprise party for their daugh-
ter by Misses Venus Frazee and Ger
aid McDermott. Miss Pope was pre-
scented with a watch from her father
with much pomp and ceremony, the
timepiece being a large silver article
which a casual observer might have
mistaken for an alarm clock. The
happy" recipient passed her acquisi-
ton among the guests for inspection
and admiration, and, 10! upon its re-
turn, its perambulation had rams
formed it into a darling gold chatelaine
watch in a beautiful o and vel
vet Ease. Miss Pope received the ex-
change with an enthusiasm common
also presented her with a beautiful
postal album and a tribute of Amer
lean Beauty roses, and she is quite
convinced that it is profitable and
pleasant to continue the birthday habit.
Among those invited to participate in
the party were Misses Fife McKinlay
of Council Bluffs, Venus Frazee, Mi
riam Doyle, Jeanne Douglas, Carrie
Hegewald, Gerald McDermott, Edythe
Rollins, Merle Kissick, Gladys Corthell,
Rae Daniels, Edith Miller, Wilburta
Knight, Harriet Abbot, Helen Clark
and Tessie Langheldt, and Messrs.
John DeLario, Lester Worthington,
Lizzie Crowley, Will Thompson,
George Sliney, Bert Boutwell,, Robert
Guild. Clifford June. Clarence MOir