The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-11-18
NEW MUSICAL CLUB FOR sPo-
KANE,

hO G3tNSA III A|S(CLIOCl q Will VIC Ai
the interest of the associated char
tiles. The privilege of using the
Auditorium for that night has been
given by Mr.. Hayward and the pro
I ceeds Of the entertainment will be
turned over for the benefit of the
citys poor.
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WILL HOLD BENFIT FOR CHAR
~ lily.
Mrs. I, Bernard. who mad charge
of the Might in Japan" benefit CIV
en- some time ago for the Woman's
club, is completing arrangements
for a monster benefit in the inter
est of charity to be held on Deem
Der 10. The use of the Hall of the
Doges has been donated for that
evening by the Davenport manage
ment and very interesting and
varied program is beig prepared
Leroy Gesner and also part of the
Apple Show vaudeville entertain
| ers have already been secured. The
proceeds will go to the Orphanage
| home and to charity in general.
ACTOR FURNISHES ENTER.
| TAINMENT AT FUNCTION.
A very pretty afternoon affair at
which about 40 society maids and
matrons were present was that CIV
en- yesterday by Mrs. e. w. Even
son, 500 Seventeenth avenue.
Wadsworth Harris Of the Madame
X" company furnished the enter
tainment. He gave very interest
ing sketch of the life of Shakes
peare and also rendered a number
of readings.
CLUB DANCE WAS aiG SUCCESS,
The annual tSecinG party of the
Knobina club was given last even
ing in the assembly room of the
Elks' temple. The color schemeI
was purple and white and the pro-
grams were hand decorated. APP,
pies were strung around the hair
and made very pretty effect
apropos of the national exposition
in this city. The patronesses were
Mrs. Patrick Clark. Mrs. d. w.
WHY, wi .. IcnCio t. EluCIy,
Mrs. George w. Manning and Mrs.
May G. de Romo.
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ENTERTAINED AT CARDS LAST
EVENING.
A delightful card party was CIV
en- last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis T. Acker at their home on
Mallon avenue. Eight tables were
arranged and the game was five
hundred. Thanksgiving decorations
made very pretty effect.
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COMPLIMENTARY TO MISS
SUMMERS.
A charming card supper was grv-
en- by Miss Rhea Clark last even
ing in honor of Miss Helen Sum.
mers, a bride-to-be of the season.
The evening was spent In playing
| bridge and later supper was
served. About two dozen were
present.
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ARE PLANNING CHRISTMAS
BAZAAR.
The st. James Guild of the Man
ito Episcopal church met yester-
day at the home of Mrs. w. e..
Wood, 2216 Mantle Boulevard, ana
outlined plans for the annual
Christmas bazaar to be held next
month. The afternoon was spent
In sewing for the event.
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ENTERTAIN AT MUSICAL.
A charming musicale and tea
was the event at which Mrs. X. b..
Reed an dher daughters, Miss Eta
and Miss Kate Reed entertained a
number of their friends at their
home on Ninth avenue yesterday.
Refreshments were served and a
very pleasing program of vocal and
violin numbers was rendered.
WAS HOSTESS FOR HUSBAND
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ON ANNIVERSARY.
In honor of the anniversary OF
his birth, Mrs. Charles York enter
tanned at dinner party Wednes,
day afternoon for her husband
Charles w. York. Covers were
laid for ten and following the DIN
ner a box party was given at the
Spokane theater.
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LEAVES FOR HER FIRST vAcA.
TON IN ~ YEARS.
Miss Clara A. Brown, first sup
erintendent Of the Deaconess hos
pital and editor ofthe hospital pub
LEGATION. THE Deaconess," left yes
terday for q years rest In Cali
fornia. Miss Brown came to Spo-
kane In 1896 and opened the first
hospital maintained by deasonesses
In this city over the store on Third
and Howard streets.
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MISS lDE Is HONORED.
A dinner party in honor Of Miss
Idell Ide was given last evening by
Miss Matilda furnish at the Tur,
ribs home on Fourteenth avenue.
An elaborate dinner was served at