, 1907-09-28

SA URONfp SEP EMBER 2S, 1907.
such fancy articles as the society has
on hand will be features of the even,
ing. The Guild will hold its next meet
ing at the deanery.
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The members of the Ladies' Card
club made up a merry party which
went out to Mrs. Thomas home In au.
tomobiles for the club meeting Tues
day afternoon. The weather was sim.
ply perfect and the outing was much
enjoyed. Mrs. Lehman will entertain
the club at its next session.
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Mrs. A. S. Gray has gone to Chey-
enne for a visit at A. H. Doane's.
Master Herbert Doane was quite i'll,
being threatened with fever, but Is
now convalescent.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church gave a very successful supper
in their new dining room last night.
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Mrs. G. c. Carlisle and Miss Alice
Laurel are guests at the Lee residence,
having stopped off for a visit en- route
home from their delightful outing at
the Fox ranch. They expect to go to
Cheyenne next week.
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The Tuesday Afternoon Reading cir.
a1o Mill a,p,, -, ,t.,J;n, -nvt wAal
and will meet with Mrs. Roach.
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The Altar society will hold its DC
tober session next Wednesday with
Mrs. Gray.
The Presbyterian Aid society will
convene Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Naismith.
Mrs. G. A. Hunt will entertain the
Baptist Aid society next Wednesday
afternoon.
The G.. I. A. to the B. of L. E. gave
d card party, dance n social at Odd
l. ellO"o ndll iuSouuy hiSh', PiSNS"S'
by an elegant supper starting at .
o'clock. The arrangements were in thu
hands of a committee composed OF
Mrs. Dave Reid, Mrs. Tom Lynott,
Mrs. James Davis, Mrs. dams Nelson
and Mrs. James King, n they did
their work well. The supper was pro
nounced one of the best ever served in
that hall and the evenings entertain
ment vas in every way pleasing to
the large audience present.
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Mrs. William McCune oficiated
pleasantly as hostess for the Priscilla
club Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. v
mort being a special guest. Mrs. VIII
liam Mckay will entertain the organl-
cation on the sth of October.
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The young people of the Epworth
League are being sincerely congratu-
lated pom the successful
which they rendered last evening TO
the students of the university. The
commodious parlors of the church pro-
vide an ideal place for such functlohs
and they were decorated profusely LOT
this occasion in the red and white OF
the league and the brown ana yello"
of the university. Over 100 guests
were in attendance, and an amusing
introduction game prevented the for
nation of any "ice," even during the
early mart of the evening. Later there
was a well arranged program, MISS
Ida Moen delivering the cordial ad-
dress of welcome. Mr.. Colson reclted
most amusingly "Swan Swanson ana
the Oatmobile," and Prof. Merz rem
dered one of his most acceptable violin
solos. Rev. Woods gave the selec-
ton, 'Quit Your Fooling," in a mlrth-
provoking manner. and Mrs !amison
contributed a sweet solo, singing The
Fairest Flower That Blows" Dainty
refreshments were served and the &C.
casion was voted a great success by
the student guests of the league.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Spalding were
the hosts at a large card party last
night, their guests numbering forty OF
the young married peoples set. Inc
evening was devoted to the ever-pop-
ular five hundred, and it was a r
late hour when the players reluctantly
aid down their cards. The lunch was
delicious, its novel menu being highly
complimented by the guests. The
place cards, which also served as IA
vors. were as unique as they were
pretty. and must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Mrs. Spalding was assisted in
entertaining by Mrs. Wilkinson.
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Miss Helen Holiday celebrated her
18th birthday last Tuesday at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Holiday, by entertaining a party of
friends from 3 O'Clock until 6. her
guests being Katherine II Marjory
Nice, Irene Gilkison, Edwin and Lois
Fitch, Lucy and w. H. Holiday, jr.,
Ethel Ernest, Hamilton, Frank and
Crenston Cordiner, Teddy George,
Maude Burke, Thelma Anderson, Nor
ma Tyvold, Oliver Knight, Aileen
Burg, Stanley May and Evelyn John
son. The small people enjoyed the