, 1908-02-22

. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.
ton at the residence of the former. A
good attendance is requested as Off
GERS for the ensuing year will be elect
ed and business of importance trans
acted.
Miss Mary Ethel Holiday entertain
ed a large number of little friends It
a George Washington party at her
home this afternoon, her guest list IA
GLIDING Hamilton Cordiner, Frank Cor.
diner, Cranston Cordiner, Sidney
George, Fred George, Helen Tyvold,
Nellie Winslow, Evelyn Johnson, Em
ma Marker, Burress Trout, Margaret
Trout, Hudson Lansdell, Annie Lans
dell, Doris Atherly, Dorothy Downey,
Maude Cook, Meredith Langheldt.
Clyde Fitch, Edwin Fitch, Lois Fitch,
Ethel Ernest, Lois Butler, Francis But
Ter, Richard Butler, Aileen Anderson
Alice Kent, Josephine Irby, Eileen
Buirge, Cora Johnson, Annie Coughlin
lmogene Smith, Ida Crater, Marguerite
Bell, Winifred Taylor, Marguerite Ken.
nedy, Irene Gilkison, Harold Harris,
Rose Crawford, Emma Berner, Ether
Berner, Dorothy Lewis, Opal Crawford,
Helen Arey, Maude Arey, Dorothy
Thees, w. II. Holiday, jr, Lucy Holt.
day, Oliver Knight, Ellen G~reenbaum,
Clarence Oviatt, Martha Oviatt, Nor
ma Tyvold, Mary Comfy, Robert
Ingham, Alice Laurel Carlisle anil
Merle Carter. The hours were FROM
2 to ; and the children had a most
delightful time, many of the mothers
being present to enjoy the sport. An
informal patriotic program was render
cd by the little people and all receive |
American flags as souvenirs and beau
tiful cards bearing noted sayings of the
great Washington. Dainty refresh.
ments were served and the children
declared that of all birthday parties
the celebration of George Washing
tons was the very incest. Misses AL
ice Downey and Eva Hansen assisted
Mrs. Holiday in directing the games
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Mrs. Anna Christensen of Caldwell
Idaho, who is visiting her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Sayer Hansen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Hansen, was the honor
guest at a large party given by the LAT
ter last Wednesday evening. Cards and
music were INDUCED in during the eg
ening, followed by an elaborate ana
appetizing luncheon. Mrs. Christensen
is well known in this city, having re
sided here some twelve years ago and
several large parties are being planned
in her honor for next week.
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Mrs. Ida Hammersley OF Geneva
Lake, Wis, will be a guest of her
cousins, Prof. and Mrs. Lee, next week
Mrs. Hammersley is an instructor in
china painting and on Tuesday after
noon and evening her relatives will
entertain for her at a studio tea in the
Lee parlors beginning at 3 o'clock. AT
that time Mrs. Hammersley will dis
play a collection of her pieces, her il
tention being to form classes Of halt
a dozen, and Mrs. Lee and her daugE.
tiers extend a cordial invitation to all
interested to call at that time.
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The Tourists met with DR.. and Mrs.
Tisdel at their delightful home on Elev-
enth street on Thursday evening and
spent an unusually pleasant and profit
| n III. aynntnu In tho nhCnnRn nt MIS-
Hogbin the travel talk was given by
Mr.. Hogbin, an anecdote of a walk ir
Paris many years ago. The paper
was read by Dean Bode who treated o,
Australia from a social n govern
mental stand point, throwing much
light on the wonderful experiments In
those phases Of national life in that
far off continent. The club will nee
again in two weeks with the Dean anC
Mrs. Bode.
Mrs. Charles Bellamy writes FROM
Boston that she had the pleasure of at
tending the midwinter meeting of the
Massachusetts state federation of Wo
mems clubs, held at Winchester, Feb
ruary Sth. About 600 were in
attendance and Mrs. Bellamy had lunch
with 400 or more of them in a large
assembly room. Naturally the ap.
preaching biennial is the absorbing
theme, and the Boston women think
the meeting will exceed in interest and
numbers any yet held, Arrangements
are being made to repeat programs
and for overflow meetings, and money
is being literally raised for expenses.
The New England club and the Dor
chester club have each subscribed $500,
and the latter organization, of which
Mrs. William Bellamy is a member,
will also entertain the biennial guess
at it's new $4,000 club house. The
program for the Winchester meeting
was a fine one, and Mrs. Bellamy mel.
lions with especial praise the Greet
ing" by Mrs. Carrie F. Wheeler, Tresi.
dent of the Fortnightly club, and the
Response" by Mrs. May Alden Ward.
president of the Massachusetts fedora.
ton. An address on the Arts and
Crafts Movement" by Prof. Charles
Zueblin, Chicago university, n a pa
per on What Shall Children Read?'