, 1900-12-15
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY AND
CHRISTENING PARTY A
UNIQUE AFFAIR.
4 Wedding with Elements Of Ro-
mance-The Birthday Club Has a
Celebration-The Kid Band Gives
a Dance-Episcopal Fair-Dinner
Party-Card Club.

red last Sunday night at the home of
the bride, when Miss Anna Steedman
was married to Mr.. Joseph Morrison.
Only relatives and most intimate
friends were present. The love affair
of the young couple is quite romantic.
The young people were both born in
Canada in places about fifteen miles
distant from each other. When the
bride was a mere infant her parents
moved to Battle Creek. Michigan,
where they have almost continuously
resided previous to their removal to
Laramie. Mr.. Morrison's people locat.
ed in New York, but he came here from
Denver. The young people met each
other for the first time the night of the
brides arrival in Laramie and the cere.
mony Sunday night seems t have been
the result of love at first sight.
The house was prettily decorated
with plants and ferns. and pale blue,
the brides favorite color, was used
wherever possible. The bride looked
her prettiest in a dainty and becoming
gown of pale blue organdy with white
chiffon trimmings. She carried bride
roses. Miss Minnie Peale was brides
uiaid and W Z a blue figured organdy.
IThe groom was attended by Mr.. Eeby.
After the ceremony. which was per
formed by Rev. H. V. Rominger, the
guests repaired to the dining room,
The table decorations consisted Of pink
and white carnations, ferns and smilax.
The young people have begun house
keeping in a cosy little home on Third
street and have the best wishes of all
their friends for their future happiness
and prosperity. They were nicely re-
membered by friends.
900
The Ladies' Card club spent a very
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. E. J.. Leh-
man last Tuesday. Dainty refresh
ments were served after the conclusion
of the games.
900
Miss Franza Hayford has received
an excellent offer from a Denver COM
pany and left yesterday for Cheyenne
from whence she goes to Denver.
900
The university students are regret
ting the nice weather which renders
the ice unfit for skating, hence a num-
Der of parties have had to be omitted.
900
The various churches are busy max
ing preparations for Christmas. Spe-
cial music is being rehearsed for the
occasion.
The Browning club will meet Monday
evening with Prof. and Mrs. Knight.
900
The Laramie party which went over
to Denver to enjoy grand opera has
returned greatly pleased with the visit.
900
The Elks have a special jollification
whenever one of their members be-
comes a benedict, and one was held
this week for the benefit Of Bailey
Cornwall who was recently married to
Miss Josie Larsen, formerly of Lara
mic and a niece of Mr.. ]. w. Johnson.
900
Mrs. Fred George, ST.. will entertain
the Alpha circle next Monday even.
ing.
An unusually interesting event was
the celebration Friday afternoon at the
hospitable Davis home of the twentieth
anniversary of the marriage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Campbell, and the christen,
ing of their infant son, Otto Davis
Campbell, who was seven months old
on that day. The christening cere-
mony was performed by Rev. F. T.
Kruger. Miss Annie Haley was the