, 1906-05-05

L1CAN, DAILY EDlT1ON-SA-
Brown; Adolf, Mrs, Holiday; CANCEL
me, Mrs. Symons; Maufroy, Mrs. Egg
gleston; Clugnet, Mrs. H. G. Knight:
yalenee, Mrs. Gibson; Prince Berthold
Mrs. e. H. Knight; Melchior, Mrs. Ar
mold; Courtiers, Mrs. Roach, Mrs. Lati-
mer and Mrs. Hamilton. The circle
work will continue with a group of
short poems on the 10Th, the selections
outlined being "Childe Roland, "a
Woman's Last Word" "Summum Bon
um," "~Prospice," Saul" and by the
Fireside."
The Charity Whist club convened on
Wednesday evening this week, the en-
PERTAINING ladies being Mrs. Scofield,
Mrs. Stickney, Mrs. Winslow, Mrs. OFT
and Mrs. Weightman, Mr.. Boehne
serving with marked efficiency as as
sisting host. Miss DeKay earned a
score of AZ, while Mr.. Fred George
made 81 points. The visitors honors
went to Mrs. S. B. Miller and Mr.. P. C
Rauner. The last regular meeting of
the cas- will be held on the 18th
with Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Mrs. Atherly,
Mrs. Chaplin, Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Nc
Collum, Mrs. Simpson and Miss WEIGH
officiating at hostesses. While this ses-
sion will complete the second series,
several guests of the club desire to en-
terrain it, and a session at which they
will oficiate as hostesses will be ar
ranged for some date early in June.
The entertaining committee for the
18th will meet at the home of Mrs. Mil
Ter next Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
to arrange for their session.
The Cathedral guild met at Mrs. G.
A. Campbells Tuesday afternoon to
dispose of business matters pertaining
to the splendid fair last week. 1t trans
pires that $3.50 was netted by the event
and the guild is entirely out of debt
and even has money to burn,'' it
seems, as a fine new range was voted
for the deanery, as well as repairs for
the furnace of the same property. The
chapter also received SIS from the
guild and the ladies are certainly to be
congratulated upon the close of a sue
cessful year. The society has dis
banded for the summer, but it is the
intention to give a number of social
teas during vacation, continuing along
the lines of the Lenten affairs, which
were so deservedly popular. A social
afternoon including a musical program
and light refreshments will be the gen
eral plan for the teas.
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The ladies of the new Kensington
club had a delightful outing yesterday
afternoon, their second meeting being
held then at the suburban home of Mrs.
w. G. Thomas. The party met at Mrs.
Gonden's and went out together in
great style and glee. Next Friday Mrs.
G. A. Campbell will oficiate as hostess
for the club.
The ladies of the Shakespeare CO.
terie continued the study of Tempest
Saturday evening under the direction
of Prof. Middlekauff at the Hogbin
residence.
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Hermion Temple, Rathbone Sisters,
received $50 as their share of the Pol
matter entertainment proceeds, and the
lodge will Immediately forward the
amount to the San Francisco sufferers.
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Mrs. McCune will be at home to the
ladies of the Social Hour club next
Tuesday afternoon, the session having
been postponed a week for various rea-
son
Invitations will be issued tonight for
the charity ball, which will be given
on the evening of Tuesday, May 22nd.
Every effort is being made by the eff
ficient committee in charge of this i'm
portant function to ensure it's success
and the hop promises to be one of the
most enjoyable society events of the
season.
Mrs. Fred Cameron pleasantly ofic-
lated as hostess at the May session of
the West Sid Aid society Thursday aft
ernoon, a large number of ladies being