, 1897-11-20

To create a special fund to be placed
directly at the disposal of the relief
committee of Maple Grove No. 2, Wood
man Circle. for the relief of sick or
distressed members, the ladies Of that
organization ave a most enjoyable en-
tertainment in lower Odd Fellow hall
last evening. An excellent program.
comprising Rotations, addresses and
musical selections was rendered and
heartily enjoyed by the great crowd
present. The Laramie Mandolin club.
Miss Minnie Miller. pianist, and Mes
danes Langheldt and Kline, soloists,
rendered superb selections. while Edith
and Earl Foster. Mary Scholl and
Herbert Cook captivated the audience
by their rendition of a charming song.
In a brief address. in which pathos and
wit were eloquently blended. the Very
Rev. Dean Mallett spoke of the beau
ties of fraternalism and %eulogized the
grand work fraternal organizations
are doing throughout the world. At
the close of the literary exercises and
speeches a bountiful supper was spread
in the banquet hall. after which dane
ing was INDUCED in until II o'clock.
The ladies of the Woodmen circle are
to he congratulated upon the success
Of their entertainment and hat as a
result of it many new applications for
,pynhnrChin u-ora ranairnI
Mrs. A.. C. Kingsford entertained a
few friends Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ivinson enter
tanned friends at dinner Thursday
evening. Those seated about the table
were Miss Ivena Baker. Mrs. Ethelbert
Talbot. Mrs. w. l.. Kidd, Miss Esther
Kidd. Mr.. and Mrs. ~Ivinson.
"Tte KioE..ike" will be the rame of
a card club which is to be organized
next Wednesday evening at Mrs. NJ. B.
l%Sprague's. Gold nuggets will doubtless
be the prizes.
The receptions which were to have
been given this evening to the uni
versity students by Prof. and Mrs. Slos-
son of Prof. and Mrs. Buffum. has
been Indefinitely postponed. The death
"Wednesday of Cecil. the bright little
son of Prof. and Mrs. Buffum has
brought sorrow into their home and
the entire community sympathize with
them in their deep affliction.
The Ladies' Aid society of h Pres
byterian church met with Mrs. A. B.
Hamilton Wednesday afternoon. AS
usual. a number of Industrious ladies
were present who with work. social
chat and refreshments spent a pleasant
and profitable afternoon.
Mrs. Carriers home presented a pretty
scene Wednesday afternoon, when the
ladies' of the Methodist church met to
finish those bright and becoming ia
panese costumes which the ladies will
wear at the dinner next Tuesday even
ing. The church and parlors will be
handsomely decorated and the menu
will suit the epicure.
The teas given by the cathedral
ladies last winter were SO popular that
they decided to continue them during
this winter and the first one of the sea-
son was given by Mrs. Ethelbert Talbot
Thursday afternoon. The day was per.
feet and a score of ladies attended who
cordially greeted each other after a
long vacation.
The afternoon was further made en-.
joyable by the singing of two beautiful
solos by Mrs. Inez McCutcheon. Choice
refreshments were served and a neat
sum realized.
The Owl club gave a delightful hoI
in North Star hall and like all Others
given by this jolly club. was a grand
success.
The Coterie lard club held a very
pleasant meeting Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. David Jones and Mrs. Mar
Wright at the home of the former
Mrs. Farley Mathison secured the first
prize. a handsome jewel case. and Mrs
David Reid the BOBBY. an olive dish
Delicious refreshments were served.
Friday evening Miss Esther Kidd en-.
%tertained a company of friends in hon
of her guest. Miss Ivena Baker.
The fair to be given by the ladies OF
the Catholic church. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. promises tc
be one Of the most successful events Of
the season. The merchants and towns.
people have been most generous and
many beautiful donations have been
received from outside the city.
New designs in frames-bed-rock
prices. HEYN'S STUDIO.
Furnished housekeeping rooms fol