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Show LOCAL ECHOES. Washington's birthday anniversary next Monday. The schools will mark the event by closing for the day. Mrs. AM. Christenson entertained a number of friends, besides a company com-pany of little folks at dinner Tuesday in honor of the sixth birthday anniversary anni-versary of her twin daughters, Grace and Gladys. , "After Taps," a military piece of Civi war times, in three acts, presented pre-sented by the Elite Dramatic clubi benefit Mutuals and Sunday schools. Presented in Casino theatre, Tuesday Tues-day evening, March 2. The play is thrilling from start to finish; also has a good trend of Negro and Irish comedy. The piece is well oast and will be presented in costumes of the period. Don't forget tbe date. A cast of characters and full synopsis will be given, in next weeks issue. On last Friday evening Mrs. B. L. Clark was given a surprise by a company com-pany of her friends, including among a few others Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Kearns, Miss Daisy Kearns, Miss Ba&e Kearns and Miss Lois Mace. Mrs. Clark proved herself equal to the occasion by entertaining her guests royally until the wee hours, when they departed expressing thanks to their hostess for the well spent evening. The Home Economics association will have for Its program at the meeting meet-ing to be held 3 o'clock next Monday in the R. S. hall; "Montissori Mother,'' Mrs. James Bown. "Washington's School Days," Mrs. Addie Burns. Song, Mrs. Millie Christenson. Notes from the Logan Round-up, Miss j Etta Jepson. Reading, Mrs. Linda Bown. Song, Mrs. Belle Sorenson. Favorite recipes, Mrs. Jane Knighton and Mrs. Maria Kearns. Round table. Closing song. All ladies are cordially invited to attend. The Mutuals gave on Tuesday evening at the R. S. hall lessons in dancing. No charge was made, it being be-ing the purpose to present what had been taught in this line to the delegates dele-gates who attended the three days' course of instruction at Ephraim in January. The hall was filled : with young and middle aged, a goodly number of whom took part in learning learn-ing the new dances shown under direction di-rection of Presidents E. L. Swalberg and Elsie Christenson. It occurred to the writer while there as an onlooker, on-looker, that if the Mutuals' meetings were held on Tuesday evening instead of Sunday a profitable hour might be spent after the regular program, learning new dances and acquainting young folks with respectful decorum to be observed in the ballroom. The new dances presented Tuesday were artistic and if followed out in the general dances - held would have a marked influence for good. |