, 1908-04-04

workers meeting, dainty refreshments
being served when business was dis
posed of. 1t was decided to give a
New England supper at the church,
Friday evening, April 10th.
SO
The Browning club convene Mon.
day evening at the Corthell residence.
the study of Emerson's Representa-.
tive Men" being continued under tao
leadership OF Mrs. Corthell, with Ma
poleon as the subject. The club will
Hogbin.
President and Mrs. Towar expect to
occupy their new residence about the
first of May.
The Tuesday Afternoon Reading
circle met this week with Mrs. Fitcn.
"Luria' being completed and Cali
BAN also receiving attention. The
next session VIII be held with Mrs.
Brown on the Tuesday of holy week
and Easter Day"-a poem of skeptic
ism and faith-will be read.
SO
Mrs. Welch has gone to Boulder for
a visit with her mother INT other rel
atives during Mr.. Gibson's absence at
Excelsior Springs, Mo.
SO
Miss Harriette Knight of Cheyenne,
was a dinner guest at the Lee resi-
dence Tuesday evening.
$50
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. Barnett have is
sued invitations for a euchre party
next Friday evening.
so
The Jolly Eight will not play this
evening on account of other engage
ments. and Mrs. Ruprecht will enter.
tain the club next Saturday night.
The Cathedral Guild continued its
labors for its Easter fair at Mrs. BODIES
Thursday afternoon and the ladies H.
clare that the stores of fancy and 9th
err articles which they are accumulat-
ing are more beautiful and fascinating
than the stocks displayed at previous
fairs.
Mrs. Pierce, who has been i'll for
many weeks, has so far advanced OF
the road to convalescence as to be able
to be out for a little while yesterday
afternoon.
ThA AnrfI gagginp Of a. nortigt Ala
society was held Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. w. H. Beaudoin, a large
party of ladies being in attendance.
Dainty refreshments We're served by
the hostess. Mrs. Yeager will enter
tain the aid at its next session.
The Story club met "Wednesday av-
ening at the Hogbin residence, Miss
Durward contributing the original sto-
ry, an entertaining college tale emit.
tied, The Piety TWINS" Rev. Hog
bin read the chapter in the composite
continued story, driving the future an-
thors of the production still further in
10 the slough of despond by compiled
tons of the original plot and charac-
tiers. Miss Durward wds sentenced TO
continue the serial and the results Of
her efforts are awaited with breatn-
less interest. Miss Merriam gave the
favorite story, reading Rossettfs
Hand and Soul" The club will hold
its next meeting with Miss Downey.
So
st. Faiths guild held its regular
session this afternoon with Miss
Marsh, and Bishop Funston was asked
to be present and address the youth
full enthusiasts.
Miss Irene Nelson entertained a par
ty Of young friends very pleasantly at
her home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mans Nelson entertained ie-
| l~ightfully Saturday afternoon compli-
mentary to Mrs. Collins and Mrs. Nor
rison, other guests being Mrs. Lunu-
gren, Mrs. Gust Larson, Mrs. jacob
Johnson, Mrs. Emile Johnson, Mrs. c.
Hanson, Mrs. A. Palm, Mrs. Charles
| Sparr and Mrs. j. w. Johnson. One of
the guests had thriftily armed herself
with her Saturdays task of stocking
darning and a social function was thus
transformed into a stocking party. De-
lcious refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Trinity Lutheran Aid society held
it's session on Wednesday this month
at he home of Mrs. Mikkelsen, and
the large number of ladies in attend
ance were grieved to find their hos-
tess confined to her room with a Sc,
we're sick headache. Miss Matte Mix
kelsen entertained very prettily, Miss
Ida Hanson assisting her in serving
dainty refreshments. The members OF
this organization decided to make a log
cabin silk quilt, each n contributing
one or more blocks, n the quilt when
completed to be disposed of for the
benefit of the society. The society
will meet Tuesday, May 5th., vita
Mrs. Mans Nelson, the session being
held early in the week on account OF
the meetings OF the Rocky mountain
synod, which will convene here on the
It'll, Sth and 9th.