, 1906-07-07
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independence day and its character
istic pleasures occupied a major Dol
ton OF the attention of society peopl,
this week and the record of MANY o
the special events, including the fire
mems ball, has been given from dav t,
day. Much of interest aside from tb,
Fourth remains to chronicle. however
as the summer has brought APPARENT,
a new round of pleasure. The session
OF The university summer schoo
brings many delightful people To thu
city, and MIR. n Mrs. Tisdel gave ar
informal reception at their residence
last night for the purpose of promotins
acquaintance and good FELLOWSHIP
among the faculty and students of this
new and admirable department of the
state institution. The event, which
was largely attended, was a very en-.
Joyable one. The dining room was
decorated with masses of ~helianthus
the brown and yellow of these sturdy
mountain blossoms admirably exempli.
Tying the university brown and yellow.
Waters and sratte were served, Miss
Emma Johnson presiding at the bowl
and Misses Merriam, Peabody and
Clark assisting Mrs. Tisdel.
Mrs. NJ. N. Grant was hostess at two
delightful parties this week, Thursday
and Saturday afternoons being the
days selected for these important func-
lions. They were both red, white and
blue" affairs, the decorations all being
most appropriately selected and arrang-
ed to do honor to the week of indie
pendence day. Flags and national
bunting in %profusion were used to dec
crate the residence without and within,
and the score cards were very prettily
adorned with shields, while the cards
for the literary contest bore miniature
representations of "old glory" Itself,
the ribbons and pencils being in red,
white and blue. In the dining room a
splendid effect was produced by drap-
ing a magnificent portrait steel engrav-
ing of George Washington in a hand
some flag. At lunch time c~enterpieces,
napkins M other accessories prettily
exploited the chosen decorative
scheme, and the charming serving las
sizes were all in white. On Thursday
the ladies played euchre and finch and
there was a clever literary contest for
the ladies at the latter table, who were
expected to guess twenty-four questions
concerning the titles of poems written
by Longfellow and Whittier. This af-
ternoon whist occupied the attention
of the guests. Mrs. Grant was assisted
in serving her elaborate luncheon
Thursday by Miss Wells Of Savannah,
Mo, Miss Elizabeth Grow of San Diego,
Cal, Mis- Helen Symons and Miss Eve
Ign Corthell. Today the bevy of young
ladies Included Misses Grow, Corthell,
Douglas and Eggleston. Among the
ladies invited to these pleasant parties
We're Mrs. Edward Ivinson, Mrs. Grow
of San Diego, Cal, Mrs. E. d. Hiskey,
Mrs. l.. w. Trumbull, Mrs. c. d. Spal-
ding, Mrs. S. w. Downey, Mrs. A, a.
Marsh, Madam Wilkinson, Mrs. e. A.
Wilkinson, Mrs. f. C. Let's, Mrs. l. r.
Swigart, Mrs. R. e. Fitch, Mrs. C. l..
Patched, Mrs. l.. S. Bartlett, Mrs. ].
Fred Dawson, Mrs. w. H. Frazee, Mrs.
A. C.. Hogbin, Mrs. ]. H. Symons, Mrs.
j. w. Conner, Mrs. D. n. Stickney, Miss
Wells of Savannah, Mo, Mrs. j. +. Soule,
Mrs. c.. II. Colt of Pueblo, Colo, Mrs.
f. j. Terry, Mrs. ]. T. Pe%ckenpaugh,
Mrs. e. j. Lehman, Mrs. William
Hodgeman, Mrs. S. H. Campbell, Mrs.
w. c. Thomas, Mrs. j.. e. Winslow,
Mrs. w. B. Sutphin, Mrs. Hannah Dur
lacher, Mrs. H. N. Roach, Mrs. A. H.
Cordiner, Mrs. R. G. Fitch, Mrs. c. w.
SEdiulhS, 4lio. II. II. bdllliSly .. ". -.
Greenbaum, Miss Seeger of Quincy, H.,
Mrs. H. A. Gonden, Mrs. r. l.. George,
Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs. Ora Haley,
Mrs. j. E. Weightman, Mrs. S. B. Mil
ler,, Mrs. Fannie Manasse, Mrs. w. H.
Douglas, Mrs. J. w. Ernest, Mrs. n. E.
Corthell, Mrs. C. P. Arnold, Mrs. Emma
Moudy, Mrs. f. d. Spafford, Mrs. j.. S.
Atherly, Mrs. A. B. Hamilton, Mrs. F.
H. Eggleston, Mrs. e. A. H. Carter,
Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Mrs. H. E. Nc,
Collum, Mrs. j. H. Davis, Mrs. T. II
Gibson, Mrs. p. H. Jacobs, Mrs. W. A
Stoddard, Mrs. w. H. B. Jacobus, Mrs,
A. Erickson, Mrs. w. S. Vance, Mrs. G.
A. Campbell, Mrs. Will McMurray, Mrs
]. +. Brown, Mrs. T. ]. Dayton, Mrs
C. H. Harris, Mrs. C. c. Clark, Mrs. H,