The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-04

Miss Nesblt, Miss English, Miss Ade- laide Bromley, Miss Wheeler, of Port vtIle, N. Y; Miss Cannon, and Miss Elizabeth Cannon, of Deposit, N. r., all of them schoolmates of Miss filling at Rye, N. Y.
 In the dining room, Mrs. A. l.. Hull, Miss Hoadley, Miss Katherine Man ross and Miss Mary Bromley will serve tea.
 Mrs. Frederick c. Rowland, of Olive street, had as her guest oh Tuesday Mrs. Mann, wife of the bishop of North Dakota. Mrs. Mann spoke to the Woman's Church Missionary as- sociation at Trinity parish building Tuesday afternoon.
 The annual meeting of the Home for the Friendless will be held this after noon at o'clock in Calvary Baptist church. The business meeting and election of officers will be followed by an address by the Rev D. D. Munro
 Tonight at Harmonic Hall the We'd nesday dancing class will meet for its first cotillion of the season.
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 This morning at Ii o'clock the second of the series of lectures to the class in philosophy will be given by Prof. c. M. Bakewen at Osborn Hall, The class is composed of society women who are enjoying the course arranged for them by Professor Bakewell to the utmost.
 To-day and tomorrow the annual showing of Christmas gifts will be held at the Womans Exchange, There are such lot of pretty things in the rooms suitable for gifts and loads of useful things as well. A cordial welcome is extended to interested to attend the display.
 Mrs. |. NJ ullman will open her house at 621 Chapel street this afternoon for a fair for the benefit of the Tribune Sunshine society's Elm City branch. The hours are from 8 10 6.
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 The unique entertainment, Mrs. santa Claus House Party" to be given at the United church chapel on We'd nesday afternoon has excited much at. tention, and the residence and attract i've garden of the lady before men toned will be filled to overfiowing, st IT any are planning to be house guests o1 such an interesting hostess, In9the living room of the house of Mrs Santa will be Mrs. Artemus J Haynes, Mrs ]. c, Kebablan, Mrs H, J. Wykoh Miss Carrie Richardson and Miss Hef. riet Moseley to old in the enteetaln. ment of the guests
 In the spacious sewing room. Mis-: Grace Law win have charge of the fancy articles, assisted by Miss NJ. T I4oonis, Miss Geneva Dam and Mrs ! Thoanas Howarth In charge of tht articles fashioned for purely practl. cal purposes will be Mrs. Frank Lukey aided by Mrs. A. II. Bowditch, Ms! Klock and Miss Sherman.
 The dining room will be In charge o Mrs. Henry Anderson, Mrs. Thomas B. Oliver and Mrs Mabel T. Smith Isand over the pantry and it's goodies will preside Mrs. L. I, Rogers, Mrs, W L. Bartlett, Mrs, c. B. Johnson ant Mss Anna Bradley.
 The guest room will without { doubt be the most popular room 1T this interesting house, for here vii be number of pretty girls from th various countries, in charming cos tunhe, to welcome the guests with Mrs Lewis H. Bronson as hostess, Mist Dorothy Cannon as Mexican girl Miss Florence Downs as a shy Japan. ese maiden, Miss Jean Patton as { i Chinese gir, Miss Ruth Vishno as al Armenian, Miss Mary stetson as ( maiden from the Transvaal, Miss Hylt Wilhston as a Hindoo, Miss Sarah TToadley as a Swede, Miss Jean Bright as a French girl, Miss Cleora Wana maker as a Spanish girl, and Mis- Helen Ferriss as a Turkish lady vii assist Mrs. Bronson in the entertain 1nent cf the visitors,
 In the boys piayroom will be Mrs L. L. Nettleton, Mrs Harry B. Fer ris, Mrs A. N. Alling, Mrs, Wilbur 0 Cross and Mrs. Donald Carmichael while in the girls room will be Mis-! 1 JenRie Paine. Mrs. J. K Dozier, Mrs James Jehnstone and Mrs. Woodford 1 As for the garden of Santa Claus | that will be a wonderful sight indeed | Here number of pretty girls, al dressed as flowers will be found. Tht Misses Elfrida Cutting and Ruby Street will have a candy booth in tn, garden; the Misses Rachel Olmsted ant Frances HubbeH will be In charge oj 1 the ice cream table. Misses Bessie Smith and Etta Mcintosh will be a the lemonade well, and at the popcorn booth will be the Misses Ruth Cutting ! Margaret Atwater and Bertha Balbier l Mss Ruth Mcintosh as gypsy fortun, teller will occupy corner of the gar den. and the Misses Dorothy Flfeld Edith Edwards and Mamie Lingrin wil sell fancy cakes.
 The house" opens at o'clock ani at 6:90 o'clock supper will be served At o'clock there win be grand march in which all the members O tho house party, led by their hostess Mrs. Santa Claus, will take part
 Mrs. Edward Nettleton is chairman of the house party, and Mrs. Waite F. Downs is chairman of the room representing the department of churcl work.