The daily sentinel., 1909-02-18

tain party oil ladies at bridge ana
finch at her home on Ouray avenue
Tuesday afternoon of the coming
week, and again on Wednesday after
noon Mrs. Sternberg will entertain
about thirty guests at 500 and finch.
The committees are working hard
to make the annual ball of the Elks
a brilliant and enjoyable affair. and
that they will succeed there can be
no doubt. Margery hall tomorrow
evening will be the scene of me-
morable social gathering.
The sale of seats has opened for
the coming engagement of THE Holy
City at the Park opera house.
Next Monday evening at their
Rood avenue home Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Brinkerhoff will entertain party
of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard Welsh will
entertain a number of friends infor-
mally this evening at their East Main
street home. Cards will be enjoyed.
Washington's birthday, occurring
next Monday. will be celebrated by
a number of 'patriotically" appoint
ed social affairs
Very charmingly did Mrs. A. H.
Stokes entertain party of ladies yes
terday afternoon at the La Court.
Mrs. Stokes is always popular host
ess.
This evening the card social to be
given at Elks hall by the knights
and Ladies of Security promises to
be very pleasant affair. All friends
of the order have been invited.
The mothers meeting of the w.
c. T. T. will be held with Mrs. n. e.
Coles, Sixth and Hill avenue, Fri
day, February 19, at pm. Mr..
! Magill will address the meeting on
the local option law cordial in
vitation is extended to everyone.
The last of their series of three
delightful parties was given this af-
ternoon by Mrs. j. A. McCulloch and
Mrs A. A. Miller at the home of
/ Mrs. McCulloch on Ouray avenue.
The party today was n Lnimbie party,
There were about thirty guests. The
afternoon was pleasantly passed. De
licious refreshments were served.
Mesdames Miller and McCulloch are
very successful hostesses.
None of the affairs of a social ma
| ture that will mark the celebration
of Washington birthday in this city
will prove more enjoyable, unique
and entertaining than the colonial
| party to be given in the parlors of
| the Methodist church by the ladies
| of the Missionary Society on Monday
evening. Doubtless many ladies and
gentlemen will avail themselves of
the general invitation to enjoy the
manifold pleasures of the colonial
party.
None who last season witnessed
the superb performances of Clarence
Benefits incompatible drama, "The
Holy City" have forgotten the
wealth of acting, allegory, music and
spectacle then presented, and great
is the interest manifested in this
years production, headed by Luella
Morey and company much stronger
than was last seasons formation, in
presenting performances that are un-
commonly beautiful. Numerous
changes have been made by the au-
thor, each adding to the power of
the well-remembered story; interpre-
tors of the varied characters have
been most carefully selected. the cos
| tunes are new throughout and in
creased scenic splendor has been pro-
vided. Miss Morey, who will be re-
membered for her artistic rendition
of the various Sardouian plays, heads
the company, and Messrs. LeComte
and Flescher, under whose direction
she will appear, have spared no ex-
pense to make the production an at
tractive feature of the seasons of
fering at the Park opera house, We'd
! nesday, February "a.
| With some fifty young people as
her guests. Miss Laura Goslen. at her
home on Sixth street and Ouray ave-
nue., last evening gave card party
that was by far one of the merriest
social functions that has been given
among the younger social set this