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been equally fortunate in securing so
loists for the gentlemen's roles, and
!. Captain Heavey will sing the baritone
score, Mr.. Burrage the tenor, while
the bass will be rendered by Mr.. Jones
The Tuesday Evening Musical club
will meet next Tuesday night at the
home of Miss Kleeman and the officers
request and urge a full attendance of
the members.
The March session of st. Faiths
Guild was held at the home of Miss
Laura Lee this afternoon. the meeting
being devoted largely to business mat
tiers.
Miss Grace Stone celebrated her
fourteenth birthday with a delightful
party at her home on Sixth street
last night, her guests being school
girl friends to the number of a score
or SO. An elaborate luncheon was
served and the young hostess receiv-
ed many pretty gifts from friends and
relatives.
Miss Matte Wallis entertained the
Girls Sewing club delightfully."- this af-
ternoon, Miss Arletta Eastman of Raw
Inns, being the honor guest.
The Jolly Eight will hold its session
tonight at the home Of Mrs. Ingham.
Mrs. Naismith OBLIGATED as hostess
for the meeting of the Mutual Aid club
yesterday afternoon, and the gathering
was a very delightful one.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hunt were the
hosts at an enjoyable dinner Sunday
evening, their guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. John Thees and little Dorothy
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathison.
The Presbyterian Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Hogbin next Wednes-
day afternoon.
Covers were laid for eight at a cosy
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mathison Saturday evening, the CON-
pany including Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Ira
Hoge and daughters Sarah and Louise,
of Rock River, Mrs. Olivia Peale and
Miss Bessie Ankrom.
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The 16 club played Thursday even
ing with DR.. and Mrs. P. c. McNif, Mr..
and Mrs. A. deV. Baldwin of Gleneyre,
Colo, being special guests at the pleas
n session. The club will play again
on the 14th with MI. and Mrs. Harvey.
The ladies Of the cathedral guild
sewed for their Easter fair at the
Hodgeman residence Wednesday after
noon. The society will meet with Mrs.
hldd next Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Rauner gave a
dinner Tuesday evening in honor of
the Misses Polmatier and Mr.. Polma-
tier, the young people being neighbors
and intimate friends of relatives of Mr..
and Mrs. Rauner at Troy, New York,
where they reside. After the concert
the same evening, the musicians were
rendered a supper at the Johnson, the
local members Of the party being Mr..
and Mrs. James Mathison, Mr.. and
Mrs. James NJ. Christensen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rauner, Miss Ankrom and Miss
Craig.
The fashionable women of Denver
are Willing away Lent by planning
novel dresses for the April dinner
dance at the Country club, pink tissue
paper being the favorite material.
These gowns are declared to be stun
ming. They are worn over satin slips
and great armfuls of pink roses are
carried to complete the toilettes.
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Last Saturday the program of the
Woman's club exercises, as given in
Fridays paper, was carried out. Mrs.
Arnold read a very comprehensive
sketch of Bernard Shaw's play Can
dida." In the reading Of the play, Mrs.
Gibson took the part Of Candida; Mrs.
Fitch, Norell; Mrs. Bell, Maechbanks;
Miss Brown, Burgess, and Mrs. Cor
thell, Prossy. A discussion followed,
in which each had her views of
the characters and non were exactly
the same. The exercises closed with a