The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-11-07

leader will be Ms. Coleman. The Of
ficers Of the club are: President,
Mrs. Francis Bidwell; vice president,
Mrs. Taylor; secretary, Mrs. John
Eby; treasurer, Mrs. NJ. Coleman;
federation secretary, Mrs. Whiting.
Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Lusk and Mrs
Bidwel are the program committee.
The membership is as follows: Mrs.
Lusk, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Bargh, Mrs.
Blackman, Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Cap.
stick, Mrs. Ely, Mrs. Greedy, Mrs.
Hayden, Mrs. Holloway, Mrs. Lusk,
Mrs. Marion, Mrs. Mahany, Mrs. Nc.
aahon, Mrs. Small, Miss Shaun, Mrs
Sherwood, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Whiting.
The club colors are pink an green and
the club flower is carnation., Coun-
tries taken up in the study If the ma
tions include Mexico, Spain, America,
Palestine, Turkey, Russia, England,
4reland, Scotland, Chi1.a, Germany,
Swe den and Norway. There are spec
ia1 programs for the Thanksgiving
and Christmas sessions Of the ~club.
The Virginia Study club held ! reg
ular meeting at the public library
Monday. The club is this year en-
gagged in a study of the drama,
ancient and modern, and the feature
of the Monday session was paper on
"The Passion Play of Oberammergau,"
by Mrs. w. E. Hannaford. The re-
Spouse to the roll call was on current
events. Another number on the pro-
gram was "Mediaeval Drama" mira
Gle, Morality and Festival Plays"
with reading from "Everyman" by
Mrs. Lerch. Mrs. Pickering had a
paper on "Modern Pageant and Out
door Plays" The next meeting will be
Nov. II. The following program will
be given:
Roll Call. Current Events in England
Early English Plays
First Comedy, "Ralph Roster Doister"
............ Mrs. Marcus Norton
First Tragedy, Gorboduc ..........
................ Mrs. Thos. Gill
NARROW as Shakespere's Greatest
Predecessor ...... Mrs. Malmgren
Mrs. Hugh McInnis was hostess at
a luncheon and auction party Friday
afternoon for a number of friends.
The house was decorated appropri-
ately in keeping with the Halloween
occasion and tall Halloween ghost
received at the door. Tit place
cards were hand decorated and the
serving china was ornamented with
specially designed black cats and
jack 'o-lantern pastors. Following
the luncheon auction and rum amused
for several hours. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. s. S. Dahl of Vir-
ginia and Mrs. r Buckley and Mrs
Clark of Eveleth The out-of- town
guests were: Miss Genevieve Barker
of New York city, Mrs A. X. Sedg.
wick, Chicago, Miss Rene Maitland
Negaunee, Mich, Mrs. w. T. Bailey
Duluth Mrs. H. S. Beer, Hibbing; Mrs
Buckley and Mrs. Clark Of Eveleth
Mrs. Mc1nnis will be hostess today fol-
party of Eveleth ladies.
!. The local lodge B. P. o. E. give the
first dancing party on their Writer
social program at Elks' hall Friday
evening. Music will be by Laugicr's
orchestra, the ball room will be decor.
ated especially for the occasion in the
Elks' colors and the guests of the
evening will include number from
.. outside towns on the range. The in.
vations were issued the first of the
week and numbered about 200.
Miss Esther A. Martin entertained
at her home on Lake boulevard last
Friday evening for her guest, Miss
Christina Greer of Aurora at a Hal.
lowe'en party. Music and games
served to while away very pleasant
evening. A delicious luncheon was
served.
FOUND-Fawn-colo mackinav
on Chestnut street. Owner may have
same by calling on Oscar Ruin, so:
Walnut street and paying for cost Of