, 1906-03-10

and Mrs. ave Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. E
f. Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. James Lynch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Maynard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. George Has,
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cameron, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Knadler, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. C. Welch, Mr.. and Mrs. A. B
Caverly and John Prick, jr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapman have
been married three years, and their
friends planned a surprise party for
last Saturday night in honor of the
anniversary. The innocent victims
were participating in the similar event
given for Mrs. McAllister at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathison and
were inveigled into coming home "for
a minute" by a specious tale sent over
the telephone about an organizer"
They found their domicile full of self
invited guests, who bore as a peace of.
fering a pretty sugar bowl, cream pitch
er and cake plate in hand painted china
and a fine luncheon, so truce was de-
clared and the evening pleasantly spent
by the hosts and their unexpected com
pany. The invitation list for this par
ty was as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stirling, Mr.. and Mrs. John Bail
lie, Mr.. and Mrs. John McGill, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Baillie, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Baillie, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. d. Gantz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Cokefair, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. George Haskins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Knad-
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs, w. S. Ingham, Mrs.
Maggie Langheldt, Mrs. Emma Knad.
Ter, Mrs. Charles Yund, Mrs. J. w. Har-
.ris, Miss Mcdonald, Walter Harris and
John r. COrdiner.
The Tuesday Evening Musical club
met this week at the home of Mrs. Hog.
bin. Section A furnished the program.
which was an excellent one although
three of its members were absent. Men.
.delssohn was the composer chosen for
the evening. The following program
was rendered;
Piano solo, Consolation, - and Sad
ness of Soul'. ........ Mendelssohn
Mrs. Lee.
Paper, "Mendelssohn, His Life and
MUSIC.
Prof. Lee.
Vocal solo, Good Night Beloved.
.'...'.. ....... oliver
Miss Kleemann.
Vocal solo, Gypsy john.
Mr.. Burrage.
Vocal duet, Il Would That the Love"
......... ............ .Mendclss0hn
Miss Merriam and Miss Peabody.
Vocal solo, ITO Love and Live......
........ ............ ..PiCcolomini
Prof. Marquardt.
Piano solo, Sung Without Words.
. .Mendelssohn
Mrs. M%arquardt.
Piano solo, ASHORE. .... Trotere
Mrs. Latimer.
Vocal solo, My own Abode. Schubert
Mr.. SchilIing.
The next meeting will be held on
March goth, at the home of Captain
and Mrs. Heavey and Section B will
have charge of the program.
The Tourists convened Thursday
evening at the home of President and
Mrs. Tisdel, and the program present
ed proved to be one of the best of the
brilliant series enjoyed by this club.
Mr.. Arnold gave the travel talk, de-
scribing in his inimitable manner a
trip up the English channel from
Lands End to London. Dean Bode
read a splendid paper on Russian
Music" which he declared to be the
richest in the world in folk song and
remarkable for its originality. In
other lines development began within
the past twenty-five years and the
progress is remarkable, Rubinstein and
Tschaikowski being the most noted
opponents of the new school. Dean
Bode illustrated his points with a fine
musical program, which ranged from
the charming folk songs to the won
derful Sonata Pathetique," by Tschai-
kowski. Dean Cope, who spent many
years in Russia, was present as a spe-
cial guest, and contributed to the pro-
gram a lifting love song Of that Coun-
try. He also amused the club by
counting in Russian. The neyt meet
ing of the club will be held on the 29th
at the Arnold residence.
Surprise parties were quite the fash
ion this week, and one of the pleas
ATTEST of these was the one arranged
in honor of Miss Ida Langheldt by
some of her girl friends. This party
was held at the home of Miss Lang,
heldt on Saturday night, those invited
to participate being Misses Mildred
and Margaret Mcintosh, Abbie Drew,
Gertie Pointing, Matilda Frazee, Anne
Reid, Eta Kennedy, Helen Symons
and Alice Rice; Messrs. H. Price,
John Jones. Dean Hunton, VIII