, 1906-03-03

dence, the attendance being large The
ladies are enthusiastically rreparina
for their annual Easter fair and as thew
intend to display a lar ge and attractive
store of plain and fancy aprons and
fancy articles, they will meet ever,
week during Lent to sew and MIS-.
Marker will be at home to the society
next Wednesday.
The Jolly Eight were the guests of
Mrs. E. I. Beltz last Saturday evening
and the special session was a delight
full one. Scores We're kept by means of
ornamental bean bags, and it is averred
that Mrs. Lovett's bean soup will be
pretty thin. Mrs. Farley Mathison won
the first prize, but all the ladies' receiv-
ed pretty souvenirs from the hostess
of the evening. On account of illness,
no session of the club will be held to-
might.
Prof. Merz n Miss Merz entertain
ed charmingly at dinner Wednesday
evening" the party including Prof. and
Mrs. Nelson and the Misses Nelson.
Mrs. Clark and Miss Clark and Miss
Charles and the Misses Mcintosh.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Fitch were the
hosts at a delightful dinner Thursday
night, at which covers were laid for
Rev. n Mrs. Lansdell, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
T. Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Cor
thell, Mrs. Peabody and DR.. Quaint.
ance.
The Tuesday Evening Musical club
will meet next week with Mrs. Hogbin,
and DR.. and Mrs. Tisdel will entertain
the Tourists on Thursday night.
Prof. and Mrs. Nelson entertained
pleasantly at dinner last night, their
guests being DR.. and Mrs. Tisdel, DIR.
and Mrs. Brown, Captain and Mrs.
Heavey and Prof. and Mrs. Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. George have
decided to name their precious little
baby daughter, Adelaide.
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The Clio club held an interesting /,
session Tuesday evening at the Ridg- |
away residence, Mr.. Symons present
ing the paper on The Mohammedan in
Egypt and the Orient" Mrs. Fitch led
the discussion and Mr.. Arnold gave the
reading. The club will meet on the
10th with Mr.. and Mrs. Symons, the
session completing the work as out
lined for the year., and at that time
study plans for next season will be
considered.
The masquerade ball given at North
Star hall last Saturday night under the
auspices of the American Order of Pro
lection was a largely attended and very
successful affair. The costuming was
varied n exceedingly amusing and
the supper excellent. 1t was one of the
largest parties ever held in North Star
hall and the society netted over $50
from the event. rn
The Social Hour club will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. w.
Johnson, and members are requested
to be present at 2 O'Clock sharp.
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Mrs. Clark's younger pupils gave q
very creditable recital at her studio
Tuesday evening in the presence of an
audience of parents n friends. Sew
.eral of the children made their first
public appearance at that time, and the
others shared the honors with them by
the marked Improvement evidenced as
compared with previous efforts. The
program follows:
Eight-hand selection, Marching
Through Georgia.. Misses Maude
Cook, Eduma Buffum, Sylvia
Musser, Mary S%pafford.
Piano solo, In the Merry Sun
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Opal Crawford.
Piano solo, Waltz. Jack Mccullough
Piano solo, "In the Evening by the
Miss Mary Wilson
Duet, 'Dolly's Dance. ...........
......... Willie and John Burke
Piano solo, Melody in G".........
Ralph Mccullough
Eight-hand selection, Evening
Song. Misses Mary S%pafford,
Eduma Buffum, Sylvia Musser,
Maude Cook.
Piano solo, "Old Kentucky Home.
John Burke
Piano solo, "Old Folks at Home" Foster
Willie Burke.
Piano solo, Hunters March,.
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=. Miss Maude Cook .........
Duet, "Valse"..
........Opal Crawford, John Burke
Piano solo, "a Curious Story. Heller
Miss Mary Spafford.
Four-hand selection .............
........Jack and Ralph Mccullough
Piano solo, shepherd Boy. Wilson
Miss Sylvia Musser.
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