, 1908-03-28
SOCIETY EVENTS
OF THE WEEK
BY BESSIE BAILEY COOK.


When advertisers clamor for space
in the popular paper, mere society edi.
tors realize how unimportant they real.
ly are and it is fortunate that this par.
ticular crisis occurs during Lent when
1t is possible to chronicle events in a
record exceedingly brief. AS has been
said-"Brevity is the soul of wit" and
every adjective is hereby omitted.
The Tuesday Evening Musical club
met with Miss Maggie. Prof Rickel was
unanimously elected to membership.
Section A presented the following pro-
gram:
Paper, Max Bruch".
Miss Meader.
Piano solo, "a Message. Heller
Mrs. Lee.
Qu%artette, THE Untruthful Daisy.
II. Jones
Miss Lee, Messrs. Marquardt, Lee, and
Jones.
Courlers
Miss Merriam.
Vocal solo, Gould .Tosti
Miss Kleemann.
Vocal solo, Beloved, 1t is Morn.
.......... ....... Florence Awkward
Mr.. Schilling.
Piano duet, Hint Pieces. Weber
Mrs. Marquardt, Mr.. Jacobus.
Vocal solo, Thy Picture.
..... Frank Lynnes
Mrs. E. D. Latimer.
Vocal solo, The King of the Noun
tains". Walter A. Phillips
Mr.. A. C. Jones.
Quartette, Good Night, My Love-.
g. ......'.''.'. '......forsell
Miss Lee, Messrs. Marquardt, Lee, and
Jones.
The next meeting will be held April
18th with Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobus, section
B rendering a Dudley Buck program.
AAs
Mrs. Gilkison and Mrs. H. G. Knight
entertained the Social union at the
home of the former yesterday after
noon. A Tennyson program was en-
joyed, Miss Peabody rendering a vocal
solo, Crossing the Bar" and Mrs. Glib
son giving a reading from the "Prin-
cess" the quotations being also from
the same beloved bard. Miss Augs-
purger contributed piano numbers, in.
Guiding several Scotch airs. The union
will be entertained by Mrs. G. A. Craw-
ford at its next session.
Mrs. A. H. Cordiner OBLIGATED as hos,
tess for La Tarde De 'Noche Wednes-
day afternoon, Mrs. H. j. King and
Mrs. A. E. Holiday being special
guests. The club will meet next time
with Mrs. C. w. DeKay.
Schoolmates played Wednesday ev.
ening with Mr.. and Mrs. John Thees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovejoy will next receive
this club.
Mrs. James Mathison entertained al
an enjoyable thimble party Tuesday at
ternoon complimentary to her sister,
Mrs. G. E. Smith of Rock River. The
afternoon was pleasantly spent over
flying needles, and Miss Grace Peale
assisted the hostess in serving the de.
licious luncheon. Invited to meet Mrs,
Smith were Mrs. G.. Ira Hoge of Rock
River, Mrs. James Withstand of Rock
Springs, Mrs. e. A. Buck of Denver,
Mrs. E. w. Condit, Mrs. G. A. Hunt,
Mrs. C. D. Oviatt, Mrs. George 7. Pow,
ell, Mrs. A. w. Augspurger, Mrs. C. H.
Harris, Mrs. William Kern, Mrs. H. y.
McCollum, Mrs. Fred George, Mrs. vii,
liam Marquardt. Mrs. Theodore Ire,
coming, Mrs. Ross Hines, Mrs. James
Davis, Mrs. Zeno Davis, Mrs. 7. r.
Sears, Mrs. Farley Mathison, Mrs. II.
A. Smith, Mrs. John Thees, Mrs. Cliff,
ford Peale, Mrs. C. L. Rauner. Mrs. Ell,
mer Lovejoy, Mrs. George Reynolds,
Mrs. Charles Washburn, Mrs. G. w
McAllister and Mrs. Al Konold.
HERMAN Temple, Pythian Sisters
will initiate five at its session this ev.
ening, and the work will be followed
by a lunch.
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At the session of the Clio club held
Tuesday evening at the Symons resi-
dence, DR.. Downey gave the able pa
per, speaking on "Mazzini." DIR.
Wergeland led the discussion and Mr.
Arnold contributed the reading.
The annual meeting of the Baptisi
Missionary society was held Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Lansdell and the
election of officers resulted as follows:
President, Mrs. Isabelle Watt; secre'
tary home missions, Mrs. G. A. Hunt;
secretary foreign missions, Miss Alice
Holiday; treasurer, Mrs. j. T. Holii
day.
The Jolly Eight will play tonight
with Mrs. Lovejoy.
The Cathedral Guild convened with
Mrs. Bode Thursday afternoon in it.