, 1898-11-26
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Harris. The attendance was exception
ally large. the prizes very pretty. the
refreshments superb and the evening
~enjOyably spent.
Mrs. Frank Eggleston entertained
at cards last Saturday afternoon. The
following won the prizes: Mrs. c. w.
Spalding. silver-topped hat brush; Mrs.
Mcdonald. memorandum book: Mrs.
Buck. silver shoe hook. Delicious re-
freshments We're served. The ladies
in attendance were Mesdames C. w.
Spalding. c. d. Spalding, Grant. Ivin-
son. G. II. Campbell, Marriott, Ken
Inedy. George, Mcdonald, Lehman, Ma
honey. Duffey. Buck, Balch. Hamilton;
Miss Johnson.
Mrs. Armitage entertained the ladies'
CT the cathedral yesterday. A pleasant
afternoon was passed. The ladies wish,
however. that more of their members
would come out to these meetings, and
it is hoped that there will be a full at
tendance mex time.
900
Mrs. George Campbell gave a dainti-
ly appointed dinner on Thursday, in
honor of her brother. Assistant Super
%irtendent George Baird of the Union
Pacific with headquarters at Evans
ton, who spent Thanksgiving day in
the city.
There was a large attendance at the
dance given Thursday evening by the
University club, in honor of the visit
ing football team.
900
The Alphas met with Mrs. George
last Monday night. The subject was.
London" The following was the pro-N
gram:
London to the Great Fire. Mrs. Fitch
Rebuilding of London. Mrs. George
Anecdotes of Manners and Customs
Of the Eighteenth Century".......
. ...... ......Mrs. j. T. Holiday
Interesting items........By the Club
900
\ dance was given on the evening Of
Thanksgiving day by the Musical club
The party was held at Maennerchor
hall. The Musical club is the winter
name" of the merry party who filed
the evening air with melody last sum
mer and We're known as the "Serenad-
ers."
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C.
Brown on T%hornburgh street. Mr.. and
Mrs. e. Ivinson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Fillmore,
Mrs. Jennie F. Dawson, Misses Adai-
lade. Ethel and Susan Brown partook
of a bountiful Thanksgiving dinner.
900
The card party given by the Rath-
bOne Sisters on Thursday evening was
more successful than its promoters had
hoped for. About a dozen tables were
filled by those who delight in testing
their skill at might've. The prizes Of
fered were very pretty as we'll as Use
full. After the game coffee and AXE
were partaken OF in the banquet hall
and a number of songs We're injoyed in
the lodgeroom.
900
A jolly party, consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Balch and Miss Anna John
son, was royalty entertained on
Thanksgiving day by J. A. Winkler and
D. c.. Bacon at the Riverside ranch on
the Big Laramie.
w. w. Gleason, who is superintend-
ent of the Warren Live Stock company
at Cheyenne was pleasantly entertain
ed or Thanksgiving day, together with
Mrs. Gleason, by President Smiley Of
the university.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will meet at Mrs. Charles Patterson's
next Thursday afternoon. A cordial
invitation to all.
900
The ladies Of the Episcopal church
will give an apron and doll fair Dec.
Sth at the old Wyoming National bank
building.
900
Miss Ora McCord Of Denver ia in
Laramie over Sunday. to visit her
friends. She is returning from a visit
at Rawlins on Thanksgiving day.