, 1906-10-27

those who enjoyed Mrs. Terry's hospi
tally.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. f. ]. Terry
gave a Japanese party which proved
to be as enjoyable as 1t was novel,
Mrs. II. G. Knight assisted Mrs. Terry
in receiving and both ladies appeared
in Japanese costumes which were de.
clared by the guests to be very be.
coming. The house was transformed
into a vision of Japan by means of
lavish use of japanese lanterns and
other accessories. and the illusion was
perfected by the odor Of burning in
cense which prevailed the apartments
during the entire evening. Whist fur
nished special amusement, tally being
kept by means of joss sticks and even
the favors were from far-off Japan, the
ladies receiving oriental trinkets and
the gentlemen Japanese boxes contain.
ing cigars. The supper which was
served in four courses, was also spiced
with a flavor of the east, the more sub
santial viands, however, being of that
ShllOu olilto NoihCiS "hiNh ole UNI
formly SO satisfying to the inner man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry invited to this de-.
lightful affair the following apprecia.
tive guests: Prof. and Mrs. II. G.
Knight, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Cordiner,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Wilkinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. p. Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. d.
Spalding, Prof. and Mrs. w. F. Gilki-
| CON Mr. nnl Afre Inkn NY Erra.t
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Campbell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will McMurray, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. DeKay, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Pecken-
paugh, DR.. and Mrs. H. E. McCollum,
Mr.. and Mrs, j. q. Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. e. Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Fl. Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fred
Dawson, Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Bartlett,
Mr.. n Mrs. c. L.. Patched, DR.. and
Mrs. P. c. McNiff, Mr.. and Mrs. q. e.
Boehne, Mrs. William Hodgeman,
Misses Jean Durlacher and Helen Ma.
nasse, Messrs. John L. Mills, Ben Bart
lett and Deffenbaucker.
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Mrs. Charles Washburn entertained
the Neighborhood Kensington coterie
at her home yesterday afternoon, the
gathering, which was the first meeting
held by the ladies this fall, being a very
pleasant one. Next Friday afternoon
Mrs. James Mathison will be at home
to the club.
The ladies of the German church
gave a very creditable fair last Friday
and Saturday evenings, even the unus.
ual inclemency of the weather failing
to interfere with its social and finan-
cial success. About $500 was realized
by the society and, although plans are
not yet fully formulated, the ladies
are working toward the possession of
a new parsonage for the use of their
pastor and his family.
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The West Sid Aid society will hold
its regular monthly meeting next
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Frank Davidson.
The success of the fair given under
the auspices of the ladies' of the West
Side church last night was phenomenal
in view of the unpropitious climatic
conditions and the multitude of other
attractions. An excellent early supper
was served to crowds of delighted pa
irons and the fine entertainment given
in the evening a also enjoyed by a
crowded house, the program being pre-
sented as published previously in these
columns with trivial exceptions. Those
in charge of the fancy work booths
were kept very busy attending to their
patrons and report gratifying results.
Mrs. Frank Davidson and Mrs. Woods
conducted the church booth. The Sun
day school booth was presided over
by Mrs. Tegner, Miss Matte Nicholson
and Miss Laura Bang and SIS will be
added to the treasury by the efforts
of the enterprising young people. Mrs.
Ida Peterson was the chairman of the
committee in charge of the supper, her
assistants being Mrs. Ole Peterson,
Mrs. X. o. Erickson and Mrs. Peter
Bothen. The society will clear a hun.
dred dollars or more by the event.
The Catholic fair was very largely
attended last night and this event,
which will close this evening, prom
ises to prove a record-breaker, regard
less Of the wal of the elements which
ragged early in the week. Mrs. George
Harris is in charge of the festival and
is meeting with her usual success. The
various departments are also in cap
able hands, the ladies in direct man
agement of the married ladies' booth
being Mrs. ~Brueckner, Mrs. Story and
Mrs. Brynes. The young ladies of the
sodality have an interesting and profit
able booth, which is managed by
Misses Maggie Coughlin and Minnie
Burke. Choice candies are dispensed
from a cafe where Misses Nellie Vag-
ner, Jennie Lynch and Julia and Jen-
ME Campbell reign and a panorama be-
meath the stage which is the delight