, 1898-12-10

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One of the social functions of the
past week at Rawlins was the marriage
Of Miss Mayme Miller, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. |. c. Miller OF Rawlins, to Mr.,
Charles Powell Clemmons of Colorado
Springs, the ceremony occurring on
Wednesday, December nth. at s o'clock,
at st. Thomas church, Episcopal. Rev.
F. r. Brakeman officiating. The bride
is known to a number of people in
Laramie, having visited here this year.
900
Albert Rosin celebrated his 10Th
birthday last Thursday evening by
having a number of friends present at
his cosy home. A most pleasant even
ing was passed and when refreshments
were served toasts were drunk to the
health of the host and his wife and
they were wished many happy returns
of the day.
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1t is said that Schuckers was in with
the 400" for a few hours, but now he
only belongs to the 1876 (at the "pen.'D
The Xenodichy club met with Mrs.
Charles Yund on Wednesday evening
and a jolly, good time was had. High
five was played and choice refresh
ments were served.
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Last evening the Misses Retta Oviatt
and Jessie Whitney entertained a few
friends in a most charming manner.
Excellent music was rendered, various
games enjoyed and a delicious repast
partaken of.
Last Saturday evening the luxurious
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Haley was the
scene of a beautiful appointed dinner
party. The table was laden with luc-
ious viands and was adorned by a bowl
of magnificent cut roses as a center
piece. Seated about the table were Mr..
and Mrs. Haley and family, Miss He
bard, Mr.. and Mrs. Manasse and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Buck, Mrs, Durlacher, DR..
Harris.
Mrs. Mamie Hodshire who has been
visiting in the city for the past few
days will return to her home in Chey-
enne tomorrow.
The Shakespeare club which was to
have met on next Tuesday evening, has
postponed its meeting until after
Christmas. 1t will be held the first
Tuesday in January, at the home of
Mrs. Buck.
The ladies of the w. C. T. u, at their
meeting last Thursday appointed Mrs.
Archibald and Mrs. Lee as a committee
to visit the public schools and request
the children to make such donations as
they wish toward Christmas dinners
for the poor of the city.
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The Ladies' Card club met yesterday
with Mrs. Manasse.
900
Mr.. John Roberts of Cheyenne is
spending a few days in the city visit
ing his sister, Mrs. H. L. PASCAL.
900
The Clio club had an interesting
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Downey on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Roach will entertain the Brown
ings neXt Monday.
900
The Woman's club has changed its
place of meeting TO Mrs. Gray's resi-
dence, and hereafter all the depart
ments will meet there. The first de-
partment to move will be the Mothers
club. which will meet at Mrs. Gray's
at 2:3I p. m. next Monday. The topic
for discussion will be "Children's
Quarrels."
900
a large party of skaters took adj
vantage of the firmly frozen surface
of the river today.
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Mrs. Mary Alsop and her daughter, |
Miss Lulu Alsop, will leave Laramie
in a few days for a lower altitude and
will remain all winter.
All III college organizations were a
credit to us last year, they were well
attended and well supported. This
year the outlook for the various So
cieties is perhaps brighter than ever