, 1907-10-19

lIdtOT eAeiCISts. III the tns
lodge will give social and dance, in.
wiling all members of the order and
the members of their families and 9th.
er friends to be present. A banquet
will also be served, the ladies' of Jewel
of Eighty-six assisting in this. At the
meeting yesterday afternoon II. C. Per.
ish was made a member of the order.
The meeting was held at odd Fellows
hall and the dance will be given in the
lower hall of that building.
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DR.. and Mrs. R. L.. Tebbitt enter,
tanned at euchre Wednesday evening,
at their beautiful home at Fifth and
Custer streets, there being guests
enough for eleven tables at the game.
After a Dutch lunch had been served
by the hostess and discussed by the
guests, there was a game Of football
and a pillow fight that was merciless
to the pillows but great sport to the
combatants. The prize winners in this
contest were not announced.
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Mrs. Harry Houston has issued in
vitations for a parties on Tuesday
and Thursday of next week.
Miss Elizabeth Woods of Surprise,
Neb., who has been visiting the family
Of her brother, Rev. Oscar Woods, at
the parsonage of the West Side church
for several days, left yesterday after.
noon for her home. She received much
attention from the young people of the
West Side church while visiting here.
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The Kensington club met last Thurs.
day with Mrs. Ballard. The next ses,
sion will occur mex week at the home
of Mrs. G. A. Campbell.
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The Methodist Aid society had a very
large and profitable meeting Wednes.
day at the church. About twenty-five
members were present, n a large
amount of work was accomplished.
The Ladies' Card club will meet with
Mrs. M. N. Grant next Tuesday.
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The Girls Sewing club met last
week with Miss Matte Wallis. Miss
Mabel Knapp will be the hostess next
Saturday.
The Ladies Aid society of the Meth,
odist church entertained the members
of the Sunday school very pleasantly
last night. The affair was a winter
picnic, and after an appetizing repast,
in true picnic style, the young
people we're invited up stairs to listen
to a very entertaining program. Prof.
gave a very interesting talk
on California, illustrated with lantern
slides. The musical numbers consist
ed of a selection by the male quartette,
violin solo by Prof. Merz and an or
gan solo by Miss Carrie Burton. All
present unite in a vote of thanks 70
the Ladies' Aid society md to those
who participated in the program.
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The Presbyterian Missionary soci-
ETY. met on Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. DR.. S. B. Miller. An extra ses-
sion will be held next Wednesday, with
Mrs. Latimer as hostess.
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The Reading circle met Tuesday with
Mrs. c. P. Arnold. The first part of
THE Ring and the Book" was re-
read, and plans for the coming year
were discussed. ,
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Prof. Helen Middlekauff entertained
classes ] and b of the Presbyterian
Sunday school last night at the home
of Rev. Hogbin. The latter class has
recently been ~reorganized, with Miss
Durward as The efficient teacher, and
although rather few in number, its
members proved themselves a very
good match for the older and larger
class. Under the leadership of the
hostess, many amusing games were
played and so hilarious did the com
pany become that great sympathy was
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