, 1908-03-07


is tAsf mention to buy silver for the
use OF the society in its suppers an
b~anquets, Delicious refreshments
were served and the session was a
Ileasant as it was profitable. The so.
ciety will not meet again until Wed
nesday afternoon May 9Th, when II
will onven in the knights of Colum
bus hall.
Mrs. Fred Cameron, who is not a
member OF the Trinity Lutheran Aid
society at present. entertained the on.
ganization most delightfully."- at her
home Thursday afternoon. Elegant re
ireshments We're enjoyed and the Al
t%ernoon vas devoted entirely to socia
bility, but the members decided To
occupy themselves with need .ework at
future sessions. The mex meeting will
be held Thursday, AgsEF2d' with Mrs
Mikkelsen.
The aid society Of the Swedish mis-
sion church will hold its regular ses.
sion ley Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. William Sitter.
st Faiths guild met this afternoon
at the home of its director, Mrs. John
Franklin Brown.
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The leap year party given Tuesday
evening by La Tarde De Noche club
was one of the delightful innovations
of the season, and the young matrons
Of the club are being sincerely congrat
ulated upon their success. only mar.
ried people participated in the event.
which was held at North Star hall, AMI
a gayer or more congenial company
never assembled in that popular ball
room. Several members of the club
and guests were prevented from at
tending by illness, and this was the
only cloud which married the occasion
The hall was p~rettily decorated for the
event and cosy corners furnished ideal
resting places. The windows were
Graped with white. red being used ID
confne the curtains. and the same tints
were prettily in evidence in the entire
scheme Of decoration. A dainty bower
was arranged for the refreshment "a
BILE, and under its graceful canopy
Misses Irene Spalding and Mary Liv-
ingston assisted in serving the delic
ious pine apple ices and cake. Neithe's
sic, and The dancing programs were %
c overly arranged that everybody dane
ed every number and came to Homo
Sweet Home with loud regrets
Among those participating in this
event were noted Mr.. c. d. Spalding
who achieved fame as being the only
single" Mr.. and Mrs. A. H Cordiner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Houston, Mr.. aud
Mrs, Will Beacham, Mr.. and Mrs. z
E. Fitch. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. King. M.
and Mrs. Fred Brees. Mr.. and Mrs =.
w. DeKay, DR.. and Mrs. p. c. McNiff
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII McMurray. Dr.. and
Mrs. H. e. McCollum. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Hollrlly,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Holiday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. II n
Roach, Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Ingharr. Or
and Mrs. Nydegger, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Thees, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Campbell
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Ernest, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. ]. King. MI. AMI Mrs. james
Mathison. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Wiguon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Konold, Mr.. aua
Mrs. George Reynolds, DR.. and Mrs
TebbiJt, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Caverly
MIR. and Mrs. Elwyn Condit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred George
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Mrs. Fred Brees will entertain La
Tarde De Noche at a needlework ses
sion next Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies card club sTent Tuesday
afternoon most enjoyably with Mrs. 5
H. Campbell. The club will holi It's
next session with Mrs. H. y Roach.
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Mr., and Mrs. f. T. Beltz were mar
ried on the 4th of March, 1882, and
this important event was celebrated bv
this genial couple with an anniversary
dinner Thursday night, their guest lis,
including Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Chaplin
Judge and Miss Carpenter T. and Mrs
McCullom. Mrs. Durlacher, Mrs. Hodge
man, and Messrs. Gramm and ,Bos-
we'll. Pink and white carnations Were
CureS WOman's Weaknesses,