, 1907-02-23

Frazee and Mr.. Dean Hunton, Miss
Ida Langheldt and Mr.. james Dickey
Miss Gertrude Pointing and Mr.. Mar
ian Wheeler, Miss Eta Kennedy ant
Mr.. Herbert Kennedy, Miss Evelyr
Corthell and Mr.. John Jones. Miss
Laura Breisoh and Mr.. Morris Cor
thell, Miss Grace Drew and Mr.. James
Price, Miss Anne Reid and c. B. Bare
Fags were prettily combined with
roses for the decorations and the mer,
ry party was gracefully served by
Misses Gladys Corthell, Venus Frazee,
Harriet Abbot and Tessie Langheldt
There was 4 large attendance at the
session OF the Presbyterian Aid soci,
ETY. held at the Tisdel residence Wed.
nesday afternoon and the ladies de.
cided to give a supper in the church
next Wednesday night. This will be
the last repast served in the old edifce,
and the society is planning to make
it a record-breaker. Yesterday a com
mittee selected the mammoth new
range which will be placed in the
kitchen Of the new church, and it is
the intention to adequately equip both
the kitchen Int dining oom of the
building. The aid society will hold
its next meeting with Mrs. Hogbin on
March 9Th.
DR.. and Mrs. Nelson entertained
charmingly at dinner Wednesday ev-
ening, their guests being DR.. and Mrs.
Tisdel, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Symons, Mr..
and Mrs. R. E. Fitch and Mr.. and Mrs.
j.. T. Holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson were at home to
the Browning club Tuesday evening,
Mrs. Gibson officiating rs leader. The
paper, Great Men of the World il
Dante's Time, which vas presented
by Mrs. Knight, was very highly ap-
preciated b ythe club. The readings
were from "Purgatorio," cantos 81 and
%. This completes the program as far
as outlined, but the students will con.
tinue the reading and discussion of
"Purgatorio," and other papers may be
prepared later as themes suggest
The club will meet at the
Hogbin residence on the evening of
March 4th.
A profitable session of the Cathedral
guild va held with Mrs. Jacobus
afternoon. Mrs. Hodge.
will officiate as hostess for the
society next week.
The members of the Girls Sewing
club enjoyed a delightful gathering
Saturday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Alice Spalding. Miss Anna Rice
entertained the club at a special ses-
sion this afternoon in honor of her sis
ter, Miss Alice Rice.
The Tuesday Afternoon eading cir
Gle will meet next week with Mrs. Sy-
mons.
Mrs. Durlacher will entertain the
Jolly Eight tonight.
The February session of the Pres
byterian Missionary society will be
held next Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. P. C. Rauner.
& & &
DR.. and Mrs. P. C.. McNiff will be at
home to the 16 club next Thursday
evening.
The Neighborhood kensington club
will meet next Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Naismith.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Wilkinson offici-
ated as hosts for the Evening Whist
club Wednesday night, Mr.. E. Percy
Palmer of Casper, being a special
guest.
Mrs. Roach writes that she found
her mother, Mrs. Montgomery, much
when she reached New York, al.
she is still far from we'll. Mrs.
Roach dined at DR.. Slosson's on the
night Of st. Valentines day, and the
company formed a theater party later,
the whole evening being a most de-
lightful mt Mrs. Roach has also
heard Melba and was entranced by
gifted vocalist. 1a
The Tourists met Thursday evening
with Mr.. A.. G. Jones at his cosy home
Ninth street. The travel talk by
Miss M%iddlekauff, descriptive of a jour
ney to the celebrated little old island
of Iona off the western coast of Scot
land, so many centuries ago the seat
of the learning n culture of the
was very much enjoyed and
Interested questions followed its