, 1908-02-08

pny and Mrs. edward Murphy VIII en-
terrain the society at its next session,
which will be held on the evening of
Tuesday, March Sd, at Trainmen's hall.
Master Wade Heavey is six years
old and the event IA properly celc-
bratde at Mrs. Regar's last night, when
all of the youths friends assisted in
making the occasion memorable and
pleasant. Mrs. Regar presented him
with a beautiful birthday cake, adorn.
ed with six candles and one to grow
on" and all Joined in making merry
with this popular little man.
Prof. and Mrs. S. S. Stockwell OF
Cheyenne are receiving the ~congratu
%lations of their numerous friends on
the birth of a little daughter.
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DR.. and Mrs. Nelson entertained cos
lily at dinner last night for Prof. ana
Mrs. Towar and Mr.. DeLoss Towar.
Z & 4
La Tarde-DeNoche club played with
Mrs. Harry Houston the 31st of Janu
airy. Mrs. Atwell Will entertain the
club on its next session, which will be
held next Wednesday afternoon.
E & Z
A pleasant incident marked the Feb
ruary session of the Baptist Aid so.
ciety, which was held Wednesday at
the parsonage, the ladies of the organi-
cation presenting to Rev. Lansdell a
beautiful gold-headed cane. The gift
came as a complete surprise to the re.
cipient, and he is very proud of the
gift and Of the sentiment which prompt
ed it. Mrs. Hoge will entertain the
aid society at its March session.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Blair, the par
.nts of Charles e. Blair, will leave
tomorrow for Virginia, where they
have a daughter. and where they will
make an indefinite visit. Yesterday
afternoon Mrs. James Hardman enter.
.ained a party of ladies in honor oil
Mrs. Blair, the party consisting of Mrs.
Blake, Mrs. Fenwick, Mrs. Stirling,
Mrs. McGibbon, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Mar.
tin, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs.
Quirk, Mrs. CordIner, Mrs. Blair, Mrs.
Daley and Mrs. Hardman. An elegant
luncheon was served and there was
music, the ladies having a delightful
time all the way through. The ladies
presented Mrs. Blair with "a loving
token in the form of a silver syrup
pitcher, which Lad been suitably en-
eraved.
The Saint Saens program at the ses-
sion of the Musical club held Tuesday
evening with Prof. Merz was ~necessar-
lily brief, owing to the illness and alb
n of several members, the mum,
bers as rendered being as follows:
PAPER, Saint Saens.
Mrs. Jacobus.
Violin solo, "Elegie'. 80. .Faucomier
Prof. Merz.
Review of Musical Courier .......
Mr.. Jacobus.
Vocal solo, Forgotten" $50. Cowles
Adolph Merz.
Vocal solo, Good Night, Little Girl,
Good Night ........... Macy
Laura Lee.
The club will hold its next regular
meeting at the Lee residence, the 18th,
with Section A in charge. Miss Klee-
man will entertain the club and other
friends at a Lincoln party at her home
e Wednesday night, at which time
the members of the club will assist
her in the proper initiation of her beau
tiful new piano.
The new card club, which has been
most appropriately named School
mates,' held its first meeting Tuesday
night with Mt. and Mrs. Fred George,
devoting the evening to the enjoyment
Of "sixty-three." The members of the
club are Mr.. and Mrs. George, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Lovejoy, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. John Thees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Tregoning and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathison-all of
whom were "kids together" The club
will play every two weeks ordinarily,
but three weeks will be allowed to
elapse before the next session, owing
to other engagements, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mathison will entertain
the staid coterie on the 25th.
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There was a record-breaking attend.
ance at the session of the Cathedral
guild held Wednesday afternoon at
Mrs. Dayton's, the meeting being as
delightful as it was profitable. Mrs.
G. A. Campbell will entertain the guild
on the 10Th.
Mr. and Mrs n A Camnhell have