, 1907-01-26

BLICAN, DAILY EDITION
Holiday being the leader, The splen.
did paper on THE Divine Comedy a
Medieval Book was presented by DR..
Tisdel. Mrs. Gibson, who will deliver
the paper at the next session, was as.
signed the subject "The Divine Com
edy a worlds Book"-the themes be-
ing particularly interesting when thus
studied together.
The Charity Whist club met in reg.
ular session Tuesday evening, with
Miss Tessie WEIGH, Ms. C. L. Rauner,
Mrs. Lovejoy and Miss lies officiating
as hostesses. The highest scores were
made by Mr.. n Mrs. T. H. Simpson.
The attendance was small and no hos
~tesses were appointed for the next
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs, John H. Davis will en-.
terrain the 16 club on Friday evening
of next week, the date being changed
sonic ball.
The Ladies' Euchre club was pleas
antly entertained Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. Lehman.
Mrs. Lehman entertained the Whist
club Monday evening. Mrs. A. H.
Cordiner, who is often a welcom sub
stitute in this club, has invited the la
dies to play with her at their next ses-
sion, which will occur on the evening
of Wednesday, February 9Th.
Several of the Episcopal young ladies
met Thursday afternoon at the Lee
residence to discuss the advisability Of
organizing a Young Ladies' Guild to
assist in the Easter fair and the other
good works of the church. The
minds of those present were favorable
to the project and it was decided to
meet again tomorrow after Sunday
school for a further consideration of
the project.
The Priscilla is the new and appro-
pirate name adopted by the coterie
formerly known as the Social Hour
club, and Mrs. H. A. Smith will enter
tain the needlewomen next Tuesday
afternoon. The ladies will meet every
other week for IN afternoons enjoy
ment over fine needlework, the list of
members including Mrs. H. A. Smith,
Mrs. Fred Cameron, Mrs. John Thees,
Mrs. C. L. Babcock, Mrs. Theodore Ire
coming, Mrs. Will Mast, Mrs. Guy FL
lis, Mrs. VIM. L.. McCune, Mrs. John
Prahl and Mrs. Peter Nelson.
Miss Joy Pierce, the daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. ]. T. Pierce. entertained
the Epworth league of the Methodist
church at the parsonage with a candy
pull last evening, a brief business ses-
sion being held before the candy pull
ing. There was a good attendance of
members n a very happy evening.
The candy vas both delicious and well
pulled, and the young people were not
more than ordinarily stuck up about
it, either.
The Girls Sewing club was pleasant
ly entertained this afternoon by Mrs.
Alice S~palding.
Mrs. Elmer Loyejoy will officiate as
hostess for the Jolly Eight tonight.
The Cathedral Guild met Wednesday
afternoon at Mrs. Dayton's, the attend
nee being large. The Guild will meet
on the 9Th of February at the deanery
and will arrange at that time for the
annual Easter fair. 1t was decided to
meet weekly during Lent, which be-
gins on the 18th of February this year.
A very enjoyable surprise party was
given Friday evening, January Is, in
honor of Miss Florence Nottage at her
home, 701 Cedar street. Games were
played until a late hour, after which
dainty refreshments were served by
Mrs. Dobbie, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Miss Oh
lie Knadler, Mr.. Harry Nottage and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Nottage. The
young guests present were Mabel
Knadler, Willie Morgan, Mary Ftz-
gerald, Burnie Morgan, Florence Not
tage, John johnson, Olive Turner, Rob
ert Jackson, May Wallace, Harry Will
liams, Bessie O'Conner, Harry Simp-
son, Mary Watkins, Roy Musser, Lur-
line Williams, Louis Burns,u Agnes
O'Conner and Cecil Rogers.