, 1898-09-03

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The summer season in laramie IL AL
most ar an end. 1t has been a very
quiet one, most OF our people seeming
to prefer a quiet vacation to social en-
tertainments. The summer resorts at
Cherokee park, Gleneyre, Sodergreen's
and others have had many guests. The
teachers have returned from
from their vacation trips and soon the
students will be flocking to the univer-
sity, and Laramie will have settled
down once more.
A great deal Of interest was taken IN
the teachers institute, held during the
past week.
The various clubs will be reorganized
in a short time. There will also be a
lev organization, the Woman's club.
A number of ladies are at present cam
wasting the town to secure members.
1t is expected that Mrs. Mary Jewett
Telford, a prominent member of the
National Federation of Women's clubs,
will address the ladies OF the city on
next Friday evening.
900
Mrs. Downey gave a charming lun-
cheon on Thursday afternoon in honor
Of Mrs. Talbot. Mrs. Downey's enter
tainmen'ts are among the most elegant
ever given in the city and the party, al
though small, was perfect In all its ap-
poinuments. Several games Of high
five were played and social conversation
ldded to the pleasures of the occasion.
The guests were Mesdames Talbot,
Moudy, Mills, George, Harris, Ma
raasse, Lehman, Gramm, Misses Talbot,
Wetherbee, Harris.
900
Misses Lucy and Mary George enter
'.alined a few friends most delightfully."-
at tea ON Thursday.
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A party Of young people enjoyed a
moonlight drive around me city last
evening. They were provided with
horns and whistles and furnished both
vocal and instrumental music for the
nefg'hborhood they visited. They stop
ped at Mrs. H~odgeman's. where they
rendered a serenade and were treated
to delicious root beer.
900
Mrs. Thomas Simpson gave a COM
pany last evening Ito meet Miss Lulu
Nottage OF Texas. Miss Ncttage form
arly resided In Laramie and has a large
number of friends here. The company
was entertained at progressive thigh
five, fortune telling and various games.
Dainty refreshments, consist Of ice
cream and cake, were served. Those in
attendance were Misses Lulu NOttage,
Theresa and Iva WEIGH. Efie Naismith,
Maud Moudy, Millie Thompson. Lille
Boyd, Edith Wright; Messrs. Sam Will
son, Charles Beach. WEI Wright, Fred
Hesse, Ross Moudy; Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Nottage.
900
One OF the attractions OF next week
will be the Bloomer base ball team,
which VIII play a picked team from this
city.
Mrs. Charles Bethany Pleasantly en-
detained the following young ladies' at
luncheon Friday evening: Misses Eta
Thompson, Lulu Nottage Elizabeth
Holiday, Flora knight.
900
The Oliver-Colby company has been
playing to good houses this week. The
contest for the diamond ring, to be
given to the most popular young lady,
is becoming interesting.
900
Miss Lucy George delightfully."- enter
tanned several young ladies at a
luncheon and experience meeting Fri
day afternoon. Her guests we're Misses
Jessie Whitney, Retta Oviatt, Mary
Whiting.
900
Miss Prahl will entertain q company
OF friends this evening.
900
One of the most distinguished social
events that has taken place for some
Vime wbthin precincts, was given
on Wednesday evening at the residence
Ut Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. Arnold. Invita-
lions had been issued to all Of the
teachers who were Attending the in
stitute to meet Miss Alice Maud Mou-
dy, who will teach in the pubic schools
Of this city during the coming year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold were assisted in
receiving by Prof. and Mrs.. Lee and at
eight O'Clock the guests began TO- as
semble. Chairs had been placed In the
parlor and library. and the guests were
ltshered to ehar seats by Miss Lucy
George and MEss Mary Whiting. A
most ctsosce and entertaining musical
and literary program bid been arrang-
ed tor the occasion nd opened with a
overture by the Mandocia club, who
gave Q humber Of sdectSoos during tie
evening.
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