, 1908-01-25

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PHILADELPHIA
and Mr.. Spencer Symons. Dainty re-
freshments were served, Mrs. Nc
Wethy, Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. DeLario
assisting in the dining room. Mrs. Egg,
gleston will entertain the aid at its
next session.
Mrs. Malvern II. Hodgeman enter
tanned delightfully."- Tuesday evening
from 4 o'clock till Q in honor of the
fourteenth birthday of her sister, Mil
dred Rollins, the young ladies present
being Mary Jones, Mildred Travelle,
Alice Downey, Mary Spafford, Eva Han
sen, Edna King and Marguerite Bell.
An appetizing dinner was served and
the occasion will long be remembered
with pleasure by those present.
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Eugene, the interesting little son OF
Prof. and Mrs. A. l.. Bramhall, was
seven years old Thursday, and he was
ably assisted in the proper celebration
of the important event by seven little
friends, who made merry with him at
his home from 4 O'Clock until $50.
The list included Emory and Gordon
DeKay giving a reading, piano solos
Cecil Crawford, Fred Emmons and Nor
man Palmquist. Eugene was assisted
in entertaining by his brother Paul,
and parlor games fully occupied the at
tention of the boys until time for the
appetizing supper, which wac served
by Mrs. Bramhall.
Aileen Anderson gave a party Thurs
day afternoon in honor of her ninth
birthday, the occasion being much en-,
joyed by all interested, those present
being Minnie Elder, Lille Jones, Mer-
edith Langheldt, Doris Atherly, Kath-
crime Campbell, Mary Spafford, Aleda
Pullman, Esther Johnson and Evelyn
Johnson.
Elwood Johnson was surprised at
his home Saturday evening, it being
the thirteenth anniversary of his birth.
1t was very evident that the only II
lucky feature of this party concerned
those who were not present and one
happy returns of the day. The list
of merrymakers included Thobro Thir-
keldsen, Jaul Jacobus, Harry Reals,
Edward Hegewald, George Haskins.
Raymond Hegewald, Duane Foster, AL
ice Hegewald, Evelyn johnson, Ber'
nice Weightman, Irene Weightman.
Edith Stirling, Marie Marsh, Phyllis
Hegewald and Dorothy Foster.
& & &
Efle Wallace celebrated her birthday
with a delightful party at her home
Thursday evening.
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The Jolly Eight will play tonight
with Mrs. Durlacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Rauner will en-,
terrain the 16 club next Wednesday
might.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis gave 4
dinner last night for Mr.. n Mrs. Da-
vid Reid and Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno Da.
Wis.
Mrs. Durlacher received the Ladies'
Card club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. G.
A. Campbell will officiate as hostess at
the next session of the club.
A largely attended meeting of the
Cathedral guild was held Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Jacobus. Mrs.
Dayton will entertain the society at its
next session..
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The Tuesday Afternoon Reading cir
Gle met this week with Mrs. H. G.
Knight, reading the first half of the
group of poems "Asolando." The cir
Gle will meet February 4th with Mrs.
Latimer, completing the group at that
time, the program quotation for the
meeting running thus:
Il find life not gray but rosy,
Heaven not grim, but fair of hue.
Do l stoop l pluck the posy.
Do 1 stand and stare? AIS blue"
The program arranged for the re-
mainder of the study year follows:
February 1S-The Death in the Des-
ert. Browning makes St. John the eX-
lponent of his W beliefs touched on
in Easter Day" and Bishop Blou-
gram" and fully developed in THE
Ring and the Book" The Pied Piper
of Hamlin. Soliloquy of the Spanish
Cloister. What God once blessed.