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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-05-01
WOMAN'S CLUB
CALENDAR

Monday, May BOARD meeting
at library from 80 to p. IN. Gen
eral meeting at 2 p. m. lnstalla-
ton of officers at $3.50 p. m.
Tuesday. May 3-Stenciling at
the home of the teacher, Mrs. o. b..
Settlers. 400 Webster avenue, from
10 to II a. m junior French at
Palace store from 2:45 10 3:45
n. m Professor Maurice lie Gras,
teacher, and Miss Matte Wether-
i'll, chairman.
Wednesday, May 4-Domestic
science class will meet at the +. H..
Stanton market, on Bernard street,
at 2:45 D. m, and be given a prac-
teal lesson at the market on the
proper way of shopping and the diff
ferent cuts of meat to buy. The
demonstration will be under the
direction of the teacher, Miss Rog-
ers. and the chairman, Mrs. Lucy
II. Hall.
Thursday. May Current topics
at the library from 1:45 to 3 40
d. M: Mrs. Molly DoX, chairman.
Elocution department at the library
from 3.45 To s:45 y. M; Mrs. Bel
den, teacher, and Mrs. Jennie Jones,
chairman.
Friday, May 6--JuDior German at
the Palace store from 1:45 to 2:4b {;
Mrs. Prayer, teacher. Senior
French at the Palace store from
2s45 10 3.4B y. m; Professor Mau'
rice re Gras, teacher, and Miss
Matte wetherilI. chairman. Senior
German ut the Palace store from
/ to 5 p. m: Mrs. Prayer, teacher
saturday, May 6--China printing
~ ne studio Of the teacher. Mrs
M. shide. 1870 First avenue from
! 70 . D. m.
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What Local Maids
Plan for Vacation
Celebrated SiLuer Wedding
AnniuersaryLast Thursday

Richter, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Loache,
MIR. and Mrs. l. Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. o. Gier, DR.. and Mrs. Kohl
moos, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Haase, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Haase, MIR. and Mrs.
II. Meese, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lieve,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Meese, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Slut, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Meese, Mr. and Mrs. w. Meese,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pun SUDDEN, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Meese, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Pun
SUDDEN, Mr. and Mrs Habit, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Hacke, Mr. and Mrs. b.
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Brebhoff,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Humps. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Martins, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Kronke, Mr.. and Mrs. Cambrian,
Mr. and Mrs. B, Richter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Bansbeiger. Mr.. and
r. Wangemann, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. r. krumps,
Mr. aud Mrs f. Pun SUDDEN, Mr.
and Mrs. r. hammers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wanner Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Wanner ST.. Mr.. and Mrs. e. II.
Bollinger, Mrs. Wieser, Mrs. E.
Gooding, Mrs. X. Barnholdt, Mrs.
A. Smith, Mrs. G.. Reiss, Mrs.
Wilke, Mrs. G. Niffes, Mrs. NJ.
Meese, Mrs. Dittrich, Mrs. Apple
gate, Mrs. A. Cook. Mrs. NJ Sto-
vail, Miss Elsa Cambran, Miss
Pun SUDDEN, Miss Emma Slut, Miss
Bertha Slut, Miss Olga Meese, Miss
Lou Barker, Mr. H. |. Oswald, Mr..
w. H. Klaus, Mr.. w. Keller, Mr.
S. Keller, Mr. G. Pun SUDDEN, Mr.
T. Pun SUDDEN, Mr.. e. Hacke, Mr.
F, Hacke Jr., Mr.. r. PUN SUDDEN
Mr.. II. PUN SUDDEN Jr., Mr., Will
lam Haase, Gus Meese Jr., and AL
bert Meese.
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Pupils Glue
a Recital at
CourtneyHaN

The pupils of Miss Lilly Courtney
Snow gave a recital of unusual in
terest yesterday afternoon at
Courtney hall, Hotel Touraine.
The program was a varied one,
consisting of poses, pantomimes,
recitations and a playlet.
Little Miss Doris Cole, as usual,
was a favorite and won rounds of
applause in the presentation Of her
numbers. Among the others who
took part and are worthy of special
mention are Miss lnez Boatman,
Miss Roberts, Miss Brown, Miss
Florence McDermott, Miss Carlson,
Miss Hanson, Miss May Hart, Miss
Gladys Prall and Mr.. Jenkins.
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Party for Mrs.
George Turner
on Wednesday

Among the charming events
which have been announced for the
coming week is the party to be
given Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. ID. A. Clement and Mrs. George
Dreher. in compliment of Mrs.
George Turner who leaves early in
the month for an extended trip
abroad.
The affair will be in form of a
bridge luncheon given at the Ore
her home, on Seventh avenue. The
hour is 1870 O'Clock. Three tables
will be arranged for the accommo'
dation of the guests.
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Grated for the occasion. one room
being arranged in cor Epote of
lavender, with lilacs, Willie the
others were done in yellow. Fifty
guests were received during the
A feature of the day was the
afternoon.
splendid program which was rem
dered
Mrs. Bruce Blake, since her ar
rival in the city, has become one of
the most popular young society
matrOns.
She was honor guest at pretty
affair Friday afternoon given by
Mrs. Mark Mendenhall at the Men,
denhall residence on Sixth avenue.
The affair was in the form of an
early luncheon followed by bridge.
The appointments were carried out
In charming manner with spring
flowers. Covers were laid for 10
guests.
Two charming matrons. Mrs. Hat.
tie Lacey and Mrs. Merckle, shared
the hOnors at pretty party given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. H. b.
Paterson at her beautiful home, sos
Seventh avenue.
A court luncheon was served at
l o'clock from table prettily ap-
pointed with spring blossoms. Tu-
lips formed center piece of floral
beauty.
The remaining hours were spent
with social chat about the bridge
tables. Thirty guests were present.
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The Trinity guild were guests
Thursday afternoon, at the home of
Mrs. Sarah Winston on Pacific
avenue. Fifteen tables were ar
ranged to accommodate the
guests. Bridge occupied the
minds of the players until dusk.
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In celebration of their wedding
anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Meese entertained large number
of friends Thursday evening at
their home. 1903 Mallon avenue.
This was the occasion of the
twenty-fitth anniversary of the host
and hostess and about Is guests
were present to extend their con-
gratulatiOns.
Mrs. Juliette Ward was the honor
guest at charming affair given
Wednesday afternoon by the Misses
Adams, in their apartments in the
Marlboro.
The hostesses We're assisted by
Mrs. Ino Fassett Edwards. Mrs. B.
r. Morrill,, Mrs. l.. b. Lubbel, Mrs.
W. A. Boggs and Mrs. Mckinley, of
Wallace.
The social hours were devoted to
the game of hearts until late
hour when dainty luncheon was
served Twenty covers were laid
for the guests.
Mrs. f.. NJ. Hill was hostess at
one of the largest affairs of tho
week Thursday afternoon when she
entertained about $50 guests at
the parlors of the st. Paul Meth
odist church.
The hours for receiving We're
from to s. The decorations were
carried out in yellow, spring
flowers being used in abundance.
In the evening of the same day.
Rev. and Mrs. Hill received the
younger set in much the same
manner.
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With the People Of
the Local Smart Set
Local Girls Will
Finish School This Year

a NUMBER OF charming Spo-
~ kane maidens away back in
New York and Washington
are counting the hours when they
will graduate and return to their
homes. The one supreme moment
of their lives will be realized lin
only five more weeks" as one Of
the girls put it, "and all will be
over. Then for the gaieties of So
cial life" You may be assured that
there will be a gay social whirl in
Spokane next season.
Miss Marion Whitson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Whitson;
Miss Genevieve Paterson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Paterson, and
Miss Kathleen Kimball, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Kimball, will
graduate May q from Mrs. SEQ
ville's Finishing school at New
York city.
Miss Whitson will come directly
home to be present at the we'd
ding of her sister, Miss Clara Whit
son, and Earl Crane. Mr.. and Mrs.
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Personals

Mrs. Harry Child is visiting at
her former home at San Francisco,
Cal. She will probably remain on
the coast two months.
e q
Mr.. J. w Wentworth, accom-
panied his mother-in-law, Mrs,
Loomis, on trip to St Paul this
week. Mrs. LOOMS will spend
some time visiting with her daugh
ter in the east. Mr. Wentworth
will go direct to New York.
4 4 4
Mrs. l.. W. Long left this week
for her summer home at Hayden
Lake. She will remain away all
season.
Mrs. H. |. Parr will leave the first
of the week for Standpoint where
she will spend about two weeks as
the guest of her mother. Mrs. Oh
ney.
Mrs. Hattie Lacey and Mrs. Mary
Walters, who have been visiting III
the city as guests Of Mrs. Robert
Strahorn, will leave next week for
the east. They expect to go direct
to Lake Geneva.
& 4 4
Mrs. J. J. Browne has been visit
ing the past week at Ellensburg,
Wash, as the guest of her daugh-
ter at that place.
Mrs. Merckle will leave this
week for Iowa.
Mrs. ]. j. Skuse is entertaining
a number of Spokane guests at her
home on Pacific avenue. They are
Mrs. ]. McClennen, Mrs. George
Wells of Duluth and her daughter
in-law, Mrs. II. w. Skuse OF Port
land.
Mrs. S. S. Oppenheimer is visit
ing for a short time at Colfax.
Miss Fay Morrill, returned yes
terday from Occur d'Alene. where
she has been visiting the past
week
Mrs. ]. Nj. Walker will move to-
morrow to her new residence on
Pacific avenue.
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Boys Club Will
Glue a Dance

The KalliXoroi club has issued in
vitations for the last of a series of
dancing parties to be given by it
Saturday evening at the Masonic
temple.
The club is composed of a num-
Der of boys from the South Central
high school, who have extended in
vitations to about 200 of their
school friends.
The members of the club are Hor-
are Weber. Arthur Schulien, Scott
Jones, Guy Hanchett and Fielding
McClaine.
The patronesses for the dance
Saturday evening will be Mrs. A. F.
Mechanic, Mrs. c. F. Hanchett. Mrs.
Dana Child, Mrs. Robert Grinnell
and Mrs. c. M. Goodwin.
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Association to
Plant Tree at
ChiLdren's Home

The Spokane Floral association
will hold a meeting tomorrow af.
ternoon at the children's home on
Northwest boulevard, the occasion
being the planting of tree on the
new play ground which has recent
ly been broken.
Mrs. J. M. Walker is chairman
of the grogram committee, assisted
by Miss Congleton and Miss Burk-
EFT. Mrs. COngleton will recite a
poem and the tree will be planted
with appropriate survives and
named after Mrs. William Butter
worth, the first president OF the
childrens home.
At the conclusion of the pro
gram toys will be distributed
among the children.
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Will Marry in
Seattle, May 4

Miss Mae r. Shields and Stephen
II. Halter. whose wedding has been
announced to take place May at
the home Of the bride in this city,
will in all probability be celebrated
at Seattle.
The illness of the brides father,
Mr. John Shields, will not permit of
the reception at their home. Miss
Shields will go to Seattle May 4 and
will be quietly married at that
place. The young couple will take
a short honeymoon trip as planned
and after May 20 will be at home to
their friends in this city at their
new home on Wabash avenue and
Arlington street.
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Return From
Extended Trip
Across Country

DR.. and Mrs. l.. V. Burch Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Graham and their
little daughter, Molly Graham, have
returned from an extended trip
from ocean to ocean.
The party left several weeks ago.
and after a visit at the principal
cities in California they went
through the southern states to ST
Louis. They spent some time at
Washington. ID. c., and from there
went direct to New York city.
where they remained for three
weeks as guests at the Hotel Aston.
Their trip has extended over two
months
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Club

The members of the Cultus club
will meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. ID. II. Dwight at her home on
Pacific avenue. The meeting was
to have been held last week. but on
account of the illness of Mrs. f. p.
Galbraith is postponed.
Mrs. Carl Snuff will entertain
the members OF the Janquil club
Tuesday at her home, OH Hollis
street.
The meeting of the Winteria
club will be held Wednesday even
ing with Mrs. Frank Price on
Twelfth avenue. The meeting was
postponed last Wednesday.
The Emerald club will be receiv-
ed Wednesday afternoon by Mrs, c,
l.. Camp at the Camp residence,
03214 Stevens street.
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Mrs. Edison WorthingtOn will en-
terrain the members of the Anthem
aeum club Tuesday afternoon at
her home on Eighth avenue.
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The Wednesday club will hold
its next meeting May | with Mrs
w. H. Samson at her home, 1918
Fourth avenue.
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The Carnation club will meet
Tuesday. May 10, with Mrs. Douglas
.JamiesOn and Mrs. l.. Gerlach al
the home of the former, on Pacific
avenue.
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Recital Friday by
the Rohnes Pupils

The pupils of Andreas Rohnes
will give a recital FRIDAY evening,
May 13, at the Pilgrim Congrega-
tional church. The program will
consist of both modern and CLASH
cal selections. Among those who
will give a recital Friday evening,
Remer, Mrs. Carl Brandt, Mrs. S.
NJ. Kemm, Arthur Alexander, Mar
guerite Riblet, Virginia Riblet, Mil
dred Crane, Viva ArTam, Nellie Nc
Doungal, Romania Keller, Mildren
Taylor, Edna Miller. Eva Steven
son, Nellie Edwards and Edna
Bates.
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Miss MCLain
to Entertain
on Thursda,

The months of May and June bid
fair for a number of teas, luncheons
and dancing parties for the young
brides to be of this summer, which
will keep milady on the qui vive.
Miss Margaret Mechanic will en-
terrain informally Thursday after
noon in honor of Miss Clara Whit
son, whose marriage to Earl Crane
will be an event of the month of
roses.
The party will be in form of a |
o'clock luncheon which will be fol
lowed by bridge. Twenty-eight
guests have been hidden.
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e. Music
Mrs. Morris to
Entertain on
Thursday Next

Mrs. Michael Morris, Eat home"
Thursday, May 5, will receive a
number of friends informally at
bridge. .,.--
Luncheon will be served at 2
o'clock. The social hours follow
ing will be spent at the eight
bridge tables which will be ar
ranged for the occasion.
Invitations have been extended
to about 80 guests.
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w a Vacation time will follow,
where they will the
the birds the butterflies
the glorious frolcsome
holds in
with the travel will
There
The OF a booming fire
Spokanes society maids will
them
intentions already He&stwhat they're going to do:
Il Mp4ct spend the entire
Lake We Will leave early June and will
Of outdoor sports swimming like
said enthusiasm and there
blu Miss Fassett is splendid swimmer
1ftchld not just what will do this
tell what Ewpuld like to dogo TO the lake The
hor@ Loon lake and in all probability Miss
wish) the water and when the
mind to the the
affords
Hughes Req tha the main thing think when
spend
like to rowEh swim but above all things like
added Miss Hughes; Il
art" (The girB say she ISL
horseback riding, although
accomplishments said Miss
winter at Honolulu trying
the thought of accomplishing the feat"
at
automobile
arrived at the Jordan residence this week.
7 at all
boating and could the
only a beginner swimming like a
Miss Clement suppose spend
the various lakes will where the
goes like to follow the band wagon"
Miss Marion Owen: like roughng in the time would
with Jolly
capable when
swimming actually roughng but fond
door sports
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GIRL STARTED FUND.

GERMANTOWN, Pa. April 30
Believing on her deathbed that
new Methodist church should be
started in Germantown, little Ethel
Shingle, the daughter of MI aud
Mrs. William Single, gave her
mother 81 cents she had saved to
start a fund for the church.
This was IL years ago. From
that time the fund has grown until
ground was broken for the Metho-
dist Church OF the Advocate at
Wayne avenue and Queen lane.
The church will cost $4,000.
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Club Women Glue
a Card Party for
Their Husbands

The home of Mrs. w. S. Nichol-
son was the scene of delightful
club party last evening when the
members of the jolly Sixteen club
entertained their husbands with
cards. b
The home was simply decorated
with spring flowers. Tables We're
arranged for 80 guests. A luncheon
was served late in the evening.
The club will meet Tuesday after-
noon at the home of Mrs. O. E.
Kingman on Fourteenth avenue.
This will be the last meeting Of the
season. n.
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PrettyLuncheon
Giuen Yesterday

A prettily appointed luncheon of
the week was that which occurred
yesterday afternoon when Mrs.
Ruth Rhodehamel entertained i'll
formally at luncheon at her home,
1911 Sixth avenue, in honor of Mrs.
Merckle.
Bright spring blossoms bright
ened the rooms and adorned the
luncheon table. The afternoon was
devoted to bridge. Covers were
placed for 10 of the intimate friends
of the hostess.
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Domestic Class H
Will Inspect a
Real Meat Market

A regular meeting of thee Do
nestle Science department of the
Woman's clubs will be heiG- Men
day. The members are requested
to meet at the Stanton market,
212 Bernard street, at PAS p. III.
They will be shown through the
market and Miss Rogers, teacher
of the department will give an in
teresting talk on the work. All
members are urged to be present.
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Orchestra Cancels
Concert at Cheney

The Spokane Symphony orchestra
will give it's final concert of the
season Thursday evening, May 5,
at the Cheney normal school.
The concert was to have been
given here on May 8, but has been
cancelled by the management of
the orchestra. The organization has
labored for months to gain a foot
hold in Spokane, but lack of finan-
cial means has resulted in the can
collation. of the May concert
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Club to Glue Big
Affair at Hall of the Doees

will be given by Governor NJ. Il.
Hay and Mayor n. s. Pratt.
The following committees have
been appointed Trading and pub.
LEFTY, A. q. Gray and j. II. bowers:
program, Mrs. Schlegel, Mrs. A. G.
Clawson, Mrs. w, H. Matthews and
Mrs. A. G.. Gray reception. Mrs. ].
IL. Bowers, Mrs. T.. q. Marston.
Mrs. S. S. Bassett, Mrs. J. Z. Hor-
ton, Mrs. J. A, Luaer, +. NJ. March,
c. l.. Smith, !. T.. Horton. w. II.
Matthews, s. S. Bassett and E. M.
Flood.
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One of the pretentious club af-
fairs of the season will be the ban
quet to be given by the Minnesota
club, May II, at the Hall of the
Doges.
1t is customary with the club to
give an annual banquet In com
memoration of the admission of
Minnesota to the union.
The committees have been APP
pointed and elaborate preparations
are being made for the entertain
ment OF about 100 guests. Toasts
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Gaue a Luncheon

A charming luncheon was added
TO this week social calendar yester-
day afternoon. when Mrs. Austin
Corbin entertained in honor of Mrs,
Neff of Chicago at the beautiful
Corbin home, on Seventh avenue.
The afternoon was spent at cards,
tables being arranged for a few OF
the intimate friends OF the hostess
and her honor guest.
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High Tea to Be
GiUen Wednesday

One of the most elaborate social
functions of the season will be the
card party and high tea to be given
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. w.
S. Norman and Mrs. J. l.. Prickett
at the Hotel Spokane.
The guests will be entertained at
bridge in the beautiful parlors of
the fashionable hostelry. while tea
will be served in the Moorish room.
Two hundred and twenty-five in
vitations have been issued for the
occasion.
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WEEKS SOCIAL
SUMMARY

Society has been rather quiet this
teas, luncheOns. musicales and
other gay festivities the latter part
of May, before the maids and
matrons seek the sea shore and
lake resorts. Let's hope We'll have
them, for many of the girls are ac-
tually complaining of the quietude
of the past week. There We're, how
ever, a number of pretty informal
affairs, which marked the social
calendar.
Mrs. Frank Graves was hostess
at one of the charming affairs of
the week Tuesday when she enter
tanned the members of the "63'
club at her home on Sixteenth.
Apple blossoms frightened the
rooms and afforded decorations for
the table Luncheon was served at
/ o'clock and Immediately follow
ing tables We're arranged for whist.
Two delightful affairs given on
Tuesday and Wednesday after
moons, claimed Mrs. ID. b. Fother-
ingham as hostess.
=
Tuesday afternoon the hostess
was assisted by Mrs. Dick Beemer
and Mrs. Katherine Finn Kelly,
while on Wednesday she was as
sisted by Mrs. ID. G. McGillivery
Mrs. Mark Mendenhall and Mrs A.
l.. Wright.
A profusion of spring flowers
dragons, tulips, bleeding hearts and
crocuses-tormed attractive decor
atoms and marked the appoint
ments at the luncheon tables
About 20 guests were entertained
on both occasions.
Mrs. A. r. House entertained the
newly appointed board of the
Woman's club Tuesday afternoon
at her home on Spofford avenue.
The meeting was preliminary
one to the final installation to-
morrow. A dainty luncheon was
served and social chat followed
the business session. Fifteen
guests were present.
A pretty group of young maidens
was seated about the dinner table
as guests at IA party given Tuesday
evening by Miss Blanche Kemp al
the Kemp apartments in the
kempis.
Dinner was served at o'clock
and the remaining evening hours
| with n,hOin
Covers were placed for nine guests
Miss Clara Whitson dispensed
charming hospitality "Wednesday
evening when she received the
members of the new bridge clul
and their gentlemen friends in
formally at her home on Tenth
avenue. Tables were arranged fol
16 guests who spent the evening
hours at whist. A dainty luncheon
was served.
An interesting event of the weel
was the card party given FRIDAY
evening by the members of thu
Womans club at the chamber o
commerce.
The building and social commit
tees combined for the affair ant
proved themselves charming host
esses of the occasion. Five hun
dred was the game of the evening
A silver tea given at the home
of Mrs. II. c. Blair Thursday after
noon proved a most enjoyable af
fair. The entertainment was giveI
by the ladies of the First Unite(
Presbyterian church as reception
for Mrs. +. A. Foster.
The rooms were beautifully dec
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CHAMPION CANDY EATER,

LITlTZ, Pa, April 30.-Roy Gel
ser is the champion candy eater of
this county.
In one week he ate 10 pounds,
and the following week 10h pounds
of jelly beans, SO chocolate eggs
and numerous chocolate rahbits.
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Entertained
at Her Home

Mrs. A. p. Meeker entertained
yesterday afternoon complimentary
to Mrs. Andrew Laidlaw, who re-
Gently returned from Vancouver.
The affair was informal, the
hours being spent at cards.
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at Hall
of the Doges

Society is anticipating with
pleasure the dancing party to be
given by Mrs. Wilbur Greenough
and Miss Miles on the evening of
May 10 at the Hall of the Doges.
Invitations have been extended to
the smart set of the CITY
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Jaw-Ro-La Club
to Entertain

The Jaw-Ro-La club will enter
tain Tuesday evening at an informal
dancing party at st. Joseph's hall.
Invitations have been extended to
the usual crowd. Special music will
be furnished and punch will be
served during the evening hours.
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COULD BE HIS MOTHER.

ALPENA. Mich, April 30.--John
Whitelock, aged 10. and Mrs. Arvill
Leayn, aged 3S. both of Wilson
township, have been married by a
local justice of the peace,
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ANYWAY, A WOMAN,

Whenever a mans not having a
good time it's always because
there's q woman-Or because there
Isn't.