, 1907-05-25


Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas McHugh were
the hosts at a novel party Wednesday
evening, the event being in the nature
of a Pennsylvania reunion, the major.
ity of those present, In fact, being one.
Keystone state. Among those who en-.
joyed the occasion were DR.. and Mrs.
Douglas, DR.. and Mrs. Delaney, Mr..
and Mrs. Erickson, Misses Sharer and
Douglas n Mr.. George Going. The
party devoted much of the time to con
versation about home" but cards were
also a feature. the players taking a
turn at whist, five hundred or high FIVE
as fancy directed. A dainty lunch was
served, Mrs. Erickson connecting the
punch.
The ladies of the Neighborhood Nut
ual Aid club were pleasantly enter.
tanned by Mrs. H. G.. knight yesterday
afternoon, several special guests being
also in attendance. Diversified and
multitudinious methods of construct
ing" pies occupied the attention Of the
members during the hour devoted to
the exchange of receipts and the hus.
bands Of the club are to be %congratu-
lated upon their prospects o a feast
of the great American delicacy, as pie
for breakfast" dinner and supper too,
will be the rule If all the methods are
tried.
The regular session of the Tuesday
Afternoon Reading circle vas held
this week at the Symons' residence.
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The Priscilla club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. McCune.
The closing entertainment by the
public school children will be given
during the second week Of June and
the proceeds will be devoted to the
purchase of juvenile literature for the
public library-a plan which is meet
ing with enthusiastic endorsement
from the young performers, who enjoy
the prospect of a store of new books
to while away vacation days. On &C
count of the brevity of time available
for preparation, the entertainment
will be presented by the pupils Of the
eighth and ninth grades and it will in
clude two parts, the first being a mis-
cellaneous program and the second a
play. Prof. Marquardt will direct the
musical features and Prof. Filler and
Miss Swigart are in charge Of the play.
The ladies OF the Sixty club went out
to the hospital Tuesday afternoon to
drink tea with Mrs. Mulholland, who
was too Ill in February, when her
birthday occurred, to have her custom
airy celebration. Messrs. Cordiner and
Warren Beltz took the club members
out in their autos, Mr.. Vance also as
sisting by transporting the commissary
department. The party included Mrs.
Blake, MIS-. .Godat, Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
Brands, Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Boyd and
Mrs. Brockway, and their arrival was
a complete surprise to Mrs. Mulhol-
land. The guests extending heartiest
congratulations to their fellow-mem-
Der upon her restoration to comfort
able health and a short program Of
readings was enjoyed. Later tea and
accompanying s~ubstantials were served
by Mrs. F. A. Miller, Mrs. Moudy, Mrs.
Bellamy and Mrs. Richie, who planned
and carried out the pleasant occasion.
The entertainment given at the OPP
era House by the primary training de-
partment Of the state normal school
last evening was heartil enjoyed
and appreciated by the friends
present and it is sincerely to
be regretted that a press OF
engagements throughout the entire
week prevented many from embracing
this opportunity Of learning just how
much this new and important addition
to the state university is accomplishing
in its quiet way. DR.. Brown and Miss
Adsit and their corps of student teach
ers were lavishly complimented on the
results of their training as exempliied
by the little participants, and 1t was
hard to realize that the school is coll
Quoted, primarily, for the instruction
to be derived by the young ladies
themselves and not for the sole bene'
fit of the children. The program was
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