, 1907-05-04

DAILY EDITION
the latter part of May or early in June
to secure funds for furnishings for
their room In the new church.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
club occurred last Saturday afternoon,
and the usual routine business pertain.
ing to the reports OF officers, ETC., was
disposed of. Tie piano debt was can.
celled and a report from the special
committee in charge of the woman's
room at the hospital was also heard,
the apartment now being ready for oc.
cupancy. Mrs. Erickson, who has very
efficiently filed the presidency during
the past year, declined reelection and
the officers chosen were as follows:
President, Mrs. Patched; first vice
president, Mrs. Erickson; second vice.
president, Mrs. J.. T. Holiday; third
vice president, Mrs. Bell; recording
secretary, Mrs. McMurray; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Spafford: treasurer,
Mrs. A. e. Miller; chairman social sci.
ence department, Mrs. E. C. Holiday;
chairman literature and art depart.
ment, Mrs. Latimer; musical director,
Mrs. Lee; custodian travelling librar-
les, Mrs. Corthell; auditors, Mrs.
Stickney, Mrs. Kidd and Mrs. Eggles-
ton. A committee was also elected
which served with a committee from
the Mems Literary club Tuesday even
ing, naming the candidates for school
directors, these ladies being Mrs.
Fitch, Mrs. iSymons, Mrs. Spafford,
Mrs. W.. H. Holiday and Mrs. Erick-
son.. Plans were also made for an ev-
ening meeting to close the club year,
but questions as to its expediency have
developed during the week and the
matter will come up for final settle
ment at the club session this after.
noon.
Mrs. Nelson Thobro entertained the
ladies of the West Side Aid society
Thursday afternoon although she Is
not a member of the society and the
session was a delightful one in spite
of the inclement weather. Mrs. Both
en- will officiate as hostess for the June
meeting of the organization.
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Mrs. Fred A. Miller has returned
from Centennial, where she attended
the successful ,Mayfest given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church.
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The Priscilla club was delightfully."-
entertained April 25th by Mrs. Will
lam Mckay, and the next session of
the organization will be held May 7th
with Mrs. John Prahl.
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Mrs. Rakeman of Sapupa, Indian
territory, who is a guest at the home
of her brother. Mr.. A. e. Buck, has
been the center Of several of the en-
joyable parties Of the week. On the
oath Mr.. and Mrs. Buck entertained a
cosy neighborhood coterie in her honor
and the occasion proved SO pleasant
and 80 popular that 1t resulted in quite
a series Of similar events. Monday ev.
ening Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Harris were
the hosts at an informal family gather.
ing for Mrs. Rakeman. On Thursday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Elwyn Condit
gave a party at which Mrs. Rakeman
was the honor guest, a special feature
of this occasion being a fine musical
program which was most a%cceptably
rendered by Miss Nagel, Mr.. Condit
and Miss Nagel also playing several
fine duets on the violin and piano.
Last night Mrs. w. J. Naismith enter.
tanned a dozen ladies at high five for
Mrs. Rakeman, the event being as in
formal as it was enjoyable.
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The ladies of the Methodist aid met
at the church Wednesday afternoon,
the meeting being a pleasant and prof.
liable one.
The Tourists held their first meeting
for a month at the deanery, the Dean
and Mrs. Bode and Miss Bode being
the hosts. The occasion was unusu'
ally pleasant and great regret vas ex'
pressed that the next meeting. which
is to be held with Mr.. and Mrs. E. D
Latimer on the 18th, is the last one for
this year. Arrangements were also
considered for the annual tour
which Is to take place this year before
the end of June. The travel talk on
Thursday evening was by Mr.. Lati
mer, an account Of a journey some
years ago to New Orleans, the "Ameri
can Naples" and the paper On Naples
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