, 1897-09-11

give a gorgeous appearance to u hill
sides. while the asters at our feet, rich
in purple and yellow and the Juniper,
with its blue berries, nesting at the foot
Of the gray granite or the old red sand
stone rocks. lend a charm which is that
OF autumn alone.
A number Of Laramie's young ladies
who have been spending their summer
vacation at home, will return to school
next week. and will be missed by the
young people. Miss Belle Donkersley
will resume her studies at 81. Margaret's,
Boise, Idaho.
Miss Ida Harris leaves Wednesday for
Washington, D. c. Mrs. Harris will &C.
company her daughter east.
Miss Anna Balch will return to New
York next week.
a. large party will leave tomorrow
Siding, it being the occasion OF Mrs.
Wurl's birthday. The party will include
the Trabing. Sigwart. Lchlein. Trodrup.
Erne. Fisher, Manasse and Weiser fam
lilies.
Invitations are out for a party to be
given by Mrs. Breitenstein next Tues
day.
Mrs. Davies, of Toledo, Ohio, who has
been spending the summer with her sis
ter Mrs. John Baillie, left last night for
Chicago where she will visit some time
before returning to her home.
The Baptists, realizing that autumn
hath her charms no less renowned than
summer, are today enjoying the beau
ties of the river at Hutton's grove. The
mountains as seen from the country
have a different aspect from the view
in town and old Sheep and Gillem
will look down on the merry p'cknick-
ers and give them the strength and help
that ''cometh from the hills"
The residence OF Mayor Miller waA
the scene OF a jolly gathering of little
folks on Thursday afternoon. 1t was
a farewell party given by little Edith
Miller. for Lloyd. Laura. and eileen Sin
clair, who will leave Laramie in a short
time. The guests were amused by vari-
Gus games until Z o'clock when they
were invited into the dining room where
a royal feast Of good things was spread.
The party broke up at 8 o'clock, all hop.
ing that Miss Edith would entertain
soon again. Those invited were Lloyd,
Laura and Glenn Sinclair. Anna O'Keefe
Dolly Reed. Helen Ormerod. Ruth and
Margaret Holiday, Gussie Helblg. o.
lie Nash. Charlie Yelton.
Captain Rothwell, Captain Hance and
Herbert -Brees have gone to Douglas
creek to do some surveying.
Miss Kaufman will return to Chey.
enne next Wednesday.
Miss Crandall, who has been visiting
Mrs. Balch will leave lex week foz
Troy, New York.
Mrs. Harris entertained a few friends
at cards last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Hodgeman pleasantly entertain
ed a small company OF ladies in an in
formal tanner Thursday evening.
Mrs. Gross leaves soon for a two
months visit in Denver.
An impromptu party, which was
nevertheless very enjoyable. was given
by Mrs. Durlacher a few evenings ago.
Cards. music, and light refreshments
were the principal features OF the even
ing. The first. second. and BOBBY prizes
were won by Mrs. Talbot. Mrs. Harris
and Mrs. Tvinson. respectively. The
guests were Mesdames Balch, Talbot,
Ivinson. Strong. Lehman, Manasse,
Bauman. Misses Kaufman and Crandall,
Messrs. Ivinson and Winkhr.
Mrs. A. S Harmon entertained the
Coterie club Tuesday afternoon In the
game of cards. Mrs. Mart Wright won
the first prize. an elegant h~and-glass,
and Mrs. Harmon took consolation In q
glass Of smaller dimensions. Choice re-
freshments were served by the hostess
and the afternoon was very pleasantly
spent.
WANTED.-A Girl who can do plain
cooking. Apply at Bishop Talbot's.
8, m 4 ".
HENRY's CREDIT CUSTOMER.