The Falls City tribune., 1909-10-22
THE Weeks SOCIAL Events
AS WAS TOLD TO OUR SO
GETTY EDITOR
Vafsods Kinds Of entertainment by
individuals, Lodges, Clubs,
Churches, Etc.

165 James Ramsey gave a most
enjoyable whist party last Saturday
evening for about twenty-five lady
friends. The game held the undi-
vided attention of the party until
elev4a o'clock, when it was found
the aonors of the evening had fallen
to Mrs. Dittmar and Mrs. w II.
Coo for the greater number of
ganars. At half past eleven Mrs.
Ramsey and Miss Frances served love
ly rafreshments of ice cream, cake
and soffee.
Nj Charles NJ. Wilson gave two
deli4ntful musicales on Fiday and
Saturday afternoons which were at
tend Il by fully one hundred ladies'.
The program was arranged by Miss
Anifa Wilson and was one of decided
merit. Assisting Miss Wilson on the
program were Mrs. T. l.. Davies,
Miss White Each number could
be spoken of separately and be wor-
thy of individual compliment; but
takea as a whole it was exceptional
ly eood and each assistant appear
GU d. utl Dtol dllu NtiS wi ~
ceived by the guests. Two numbers,
"A Garden Romance and ITO a
FloW =" were composed by Miss
Wilson's voice teacher, and in them
she had his personal instruction. The
program was as follows:
Violia Solo" "Barcarolle ct Pizzi-
car5' ............D Delibes Marsick
Violin Solo-Berceuse from ''Joce-
lyn .. ........ ...... Godard
Miss Wilson
Plane Solo-"Romance" .........
..#...... -. .'..... Tschaikwosky
Piano -"Hexantanz" MacDowell
Miss Cade
Vocal Solo-"The Nightingale Has
a Lyre of Gold" -. 80. Whelpley
Voca. Solo-"A Garden Romance"
-. ..... . Grant Schaefer
Vocal Solo-"To Flower" .........
. 49,. -. -Schaefer
Vocal Solo-"This Would | Do"
................. Chapman
vocal Solo-"The Years at The
Spring" ...... ...... 49,. Hartog
Miss Wilson
Reading Selected ,........ -.
Miss White, Miss Grinstead.
Violin Solo-"Opus 77-No. l.. Danela
MISS wilson
Mrs T. l.. Davies, Accompanist.
At the conclusion of the program the
dining rooms were thrown open and
coffee. cake and mints were served,
Misses Ramsey, White and Houston
pesiding over the refreshment table.
Miss Lord and Miss Edna Spencer
received at the door and Mrs. Will
son and her guest, Mrs. Hull of Hia-
watha received in the parlor. The
arrangement for both afternoons was
perfect and made the musicale among
the most enjoyable social events Civ
Ell recently.
Ths Sunny Slope kensington met
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Dick
Goolsby. The afternoon was pleas
antly spent. All answered to roll call
with a short verse. Nice refresh
ments were served. The next meeting
will be October 9th at the home of
Mrs Jessie Deaton.
The regular meeting of the Woman'
club was held at the home of Mrs.
Charles Wilson ONT uesday afternoon
Eighteen members and two visitors
were present and listened to the fol
lowing program
Report of the State Federation Meet
ing held in Lincoln. Miss Steele
Life out of Doors ...... Mrs. Banks
sketch Arthur Shepard
Mrs Charles Wilson
Sketch -. carl Busch
Miss Anita Wilson.
"Canzonetta' -. -. busch
Miss Anita Wilson
Each number was good The cluo
adjourned to meet with Mrs. SJohn
Cook November 2nd
Supt and Mrs. Wood entertained
the teachers of the public school last
Friday night at their home on North
Morton street Many most interest
ing games and guessing contests
were provided for their amusement
and the evening was very lively
one. Lovely refreshments were sery-
ed at eleven o'clock and at late hour
the guests departed for their homes,
each voting Supt. and Mrs. Wood
royal entertainers
Rev. and Mrs. NJ c. Brooks were
given a most cordial reception in the
parlors of the METHODIST church last
Thursday evening by the members
of their congregation. Several hun
ded gathered to bid them welcome.
During the evening coffee and cake
were served.
The concert given by Prof Brick
els band at the court house last
Thursday evening was very well at
tended and the young men feel quite
encouraged. Their program was
good and they played well. They are
a new organization, being organized
during the summer and all are new
players. They have made rapid pro
gress and if they continue during the
winter, as they have so far, next sum
mer we may hope for good band
concerts.
Mrs Jake Schaible entertained at