, 1907-03-30

ION the program also referred TO the
dark continent, the society giving is
time 10 Area tnls year. Alrs. Lal.mer
charmlngly rendered a solo-"Sweel
and Low" by STEPHEN ADAMS, and a
vioiin solo by MI. spencer Syluuns
lying letter from the state treasure,
was read, acknowledgment being maze
rnat the society has contributed more
than the quota expected IRON it. Dur
ing the social hour, delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess OF
the occasion. Mrs. Ware will enter
tain the society On April 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Holiday enter
tanied Prof. and Mrs. Lee at dinner
Monday evening and Tuesday alter
noon Prof. and Mrs. Lee were the
guests of Misses Mary Ethel and Her.
en- East Holiday at the matinee, the
box party beng a personally conuuct-
ed affair, ably managed by the young
hostesses. 81
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The cadet officers Of the University
will give a series OF spring hops Tor
the benefit of the gymnasium piano
fund and the following dates nave been
selected: Friday, April 18th; Friday,
May Sd and Friday, May 3lst.
Miss Mary Livingston entertained
the Afternoon Thimble club at a spe,
cial session Thursday afternoon COM
pllmentary to Miss Hattie Erne who
CAME up from the Greeley business
college to spend her Easter vacation
pleasant club are Misses Irene Spald,
ing, Ruth Greenbaum, Loretto Butter,
Helen Cordiner and Edith Miller and 1t
is scarcely necessary to state that the
young ladies had a most delightful
time together.
The committee in charge of the ca
Diet ball have chosen Friday June 14th,
as a desirable date, and the university
authorities have been requested to set
aside that evening for the brilliant
function, the day Immediately proceed
ing commencement week.
Mrs. Holmes entertained the Girls
Sewing club most delightfully."- Satur-
day afternoon, and the members re-
GREETED exceedingly the necessity of
biding their hostess farewell as she
departed this week for her summer
home in the mountains. Mrs. Dorothy
Patterson will be at home to the club
next Saturday.
Mrs. Beltz, who is often a guest at
the sessions of the Jolly Eight, will
entertain the members Of that organi-
cation tonight.
The Lenten weekly session of the Ca
thedral Guild was held Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. G. A. Campbell, and
the ladies industriously continued their
preparations for the Easter fair which
they will give April 26th. Announce
ment was made that Mrs. Vain of Wal
thamstowe Farm, Cheltenham, Pa,
who has donated to the guild valuable
boxes of fancy work for previous fairs,
has again remembered the work here
and has forwarded a box containing
articles even more beautiful than those
which the society has received in other
years. Mrs. C. H. Jones will entertain
the guild next week.
DR.. and Mrs. Douglas will entertain
at dinner next week complimentary to
Mrs. Kendrick and Mrs. Williams of
Sheridan, who are visiting at the Egg
gIeston residence.
The Evening Whist club played
Tuesday with Prof. and Mrs. Soule.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Eggleston gave a
dinner last night in honor of their
house guests, Mrs. Williams and Mrs.
Kendrick of Sheridan, and Mrs. Eggles-
ton is entertaining a party Of ladies at
cards this afternoon complimentary to
her friends.
The girls Of st. Faiths guild met
with Miss Amy Abbott Monday after
noon, continuing preparations for the
Episcopal Easter fair. Dean Bode has
requested these young ladies to pre-
sent a play at the fair, and they will
probably decide to do SO.
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Mrs. Hodgeman entertained the 16
club Thursday evening, the score cards
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