Two Pleasant Social Affairs Highlight Local Society
Mrs. L Beckwith hosted a Saturday afternoon salon with elocutionist Miss Harker musical numbers and table games. M B Cleminger's birthday party featured a dinner informal cards and a candle tradition with sixteen wishes for his future. The event drew a wide circle of ladies and gentlemen from the community and received praise for hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Beckwith
Beckwith
Miss Harker
Miss Goodykoontz
J. N. Crow
Lou Ella Smith
Mesdames
J. M. Wood
J. D. Anderson
D. V. Moore
A. E. Hitchcock
H. E. Hitchcock
H. G. Nichols
J. F. Morrow
H. R. Kibbee
Geo, Rowley
S. T. Green
Hal Clark
A. B
G. A. Silsby
M. B. Cleminger
Joseph Levinger
Thos. Fullerton
Jas. Lyons
M. Jaquemai
Ed. Leehan
Jerome Wiltse
F.B. Smith
Chas. Ferguson
Misses Craig
Grotewohl
Hammer
Harker
Grace Goodykoontz
Rhetta Goodykoontz
Denning
Marshal
Davenport
Miller
Mitchell Society Delivers Missionary Program At Church
The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society led Sunday services at the Methodist church with a varied program. Mrs A C Stevens and Mrs Boggs spoke on giving to missions, while Miss Julia Rogers read Thanksgiving Ann. A male quartet sang and the audience contributed over 12 dollars to support a small Indian girl via the Mitchell Auxiliary.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Church
A.C. Stevens
Mitchell
Mesdames Boggs
Hager
Potter
Keith
Hitchcock
R.N. Kratz
Stevens
Mise Boggs
Slocum
America
C. E. Hager
Julia Rogers
Messrs. Rothenberger
Kratz
Blanchard
Sage
University Musical Recital Delights Mitchell Audience
Monday evening program at the university featured Miss Currens class in a strong recital. Notable solos and choruses by Noble Corwin Sage Colton and others drew generous applause while illness kept Hover from two violin items and a piano piece by Hov er. The ensemble and instructor receive high praise for a refined, well received performance.
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Mitchell
University
Currens
Mr. Hover
Miss Jackson
Noble
Corwin
Messrs
Sage
Colton
Hauser
Pine
DeWolf
Rothenberger
Carhart
Paulson
Caddie Boggs
Prof. Collette
Llewellyn Sage
Mr. Sage
Seeing the Elephant at Grand Opera House by Col Copeland
Col L F Copeland spoke at the Grand Opera house as the third course entertainment on the lecture series. He argued the grandest thing is a man and the most glorious is a woman, using stories and poems to critique narrow living and uplifting life’s possibilities. The audience praised the speech and manager Gale’s program, with Benjamin Chapin the next attraction on March 7.
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Grand Opera House
Col
L. F. Copeland
Graham
University
Copeland
Opera House
Gale
Benjamin Chapin
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