The daily sentinel., 1909-05-08

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Tomllins-Your wife seems to be a
very thoughtful woman.
Thompson-She is She thinks all
kinds OF things if | happen 10 be out
Iate.-Brooklyn Eagle.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. c. b.
Rich and Mrs. Walter S. Sullivan, at
the rich home on Ouray avenue. very
pleasantly entertained between thirty
and forty ladies at a Kensington.
Among the guests were Mrs. Ruth
Bryan Leavitt of Lincoln. Mrs. Napier
of GIenwood, Mrs. T. b. Crawford
and Mrs. Moriarty. the latter two
ladies' of Denver.
The pictures of one of the groups
ef girl dancers, in the Kermiss is be-
ing thrown each night on the screen
at the Majestic theatre. 1t is a fine
likeness and each one of the group
IS easily recognized.
Those who desire to aid the st.
selling street car tickets, should not
wait until the street car line begins
operations for the guild percentage
only remains in force until May II,
the day the line is booked to start
The sale of street car ticket books
continues in very satisfactory man
ner. Many of the girls of st. Agnes
Guild are out personally making sales
of the souvenir ticket books while
others have their consignment of
tickets on sale at various stores and
offices. Among the places where
tickets may be obtained is The Sen
tinel office.
1t was brilliant assemblage at
odd Fellows hall last night when the
big reception to the visiting club
members was given. Only members
of the local club and the visiting
tadies were invited A hundred or
more ladies were present and the
evening was very delightfully."- passed.
The receiving line was composed
mainly of local and state officers of
the club while many members of the
focal club assisted in introducing the
visitors. Refreshments were served
and music was rendered during the
hours of the reception. Mrs. Ruth
Bryan Leavitt was among the guests
received during the evening. In ev-
cry way the reception was charming
affair. easily one of the leading social
functions of the spring.
Equal to the highest expectations.
.he seniors banquet and dance, given
out of compliment to the juniors last
night. was every minute of the time
al M al dfcft rlAa of
any nature interrupted the amuse-
ment and hilarity of the upper class
men and from $50 till after mid
night, merriment reigned supreme.
Progressive card games of various
kinds were the amusement before
supper and dancing after supper. All
members of the faculty with the eX-
eeption of DR.. Cole and Prof. Dodds,
who were unable to be present, were
present and Joined in the spirit of the
evening. Sup't Allen was also pres
ent. The decorations were very elab
crate and cleverly planned, as well
As being novel and informal. This is
perhaps the last social event of the
year in which the two classes will
figure and the committees in charge
were resolved to make it memoir
able one. They succeeded admirably.
The luncheon given this afternoon
ny Mrs. William f. White at her
North Seventh street home in honor
of Mrs. Ruth Bryan Leavitt and n
number of other visitors to the city.
WAS an exceedingly pretty affair.
Mrs. White is always a successful
and charming hostess. There We're
nine guests.
The sale of tickets for the Kermiss
has been very brisk today. many
ladies being out offering tickets for
sale and pinning Kermiss tags on all
purchasers. II Is said that several
hundred tickets were disposed of dur
ing the day.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Sampliner enter
tains Tuesday large number OF ne
lady friends at cards at her home oi
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