, 1900-10-13

people depart, wishing the hostess
many happy returns of the day. De-
licious refreshments consisting of
raspberry sherbet, sandwiches, coffee
and cake were served
900
The Clio club will study South
America this winter.
900
One of the most delightful events of
the week was the card party given by
Mrs. Manasse on Friday afternoon to
sixteen ladies. Progressive euchre
occupied the afternoon. After cards
the inner woman" was refreshed. The
fortunate ones We're Mrs. Kingsford,
who captured the fiji st prize, a gold
lined silver teaspoon, Mrs. Conner.
~tiiesecond prize, a silver teaspoon,
Mrs. Harris the third prize. a china
sugar and creamer. and Mrs. Ivinson
the consolation prize. a china cream
pitcher. The other guests were Mrs.
Grow, Mrs. NJ. N. Grant. Mrs. Cong
don. Mrs. J. A. Fischer, Mrs. Durlach-
er, Mrs. Mondell, Mrs. Lehman, Mrs.
Judson, Madame Wilkinson, Mrs. e.
A. wilkinson. Mrs. Marsh, and Mrs.
S. Fl. Campbell.
The members of the Kipling Card
club are talking of reorganiZing for
the winter and continuing the pleas
ant parties so much enjoyed last win
ter.
Mrs. Lois Eggleston, who has been
visiting here from Lowell, Mich,
where she has lived for the past few
years. but who still retains a warm re-
gard for Laramie. has been informal
ly entertained by many of her friends.
900
Eva. the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. e. Johnson, celebrated her
tenth birthday on Wednesday by Civ
ing a party to her little friends who
spent the time merrily from 4 to G
O'Clock. The young people did justice
to the refreshments served. The lit
tie hostess received many pretty gifts.
Those present were Neva and Helen
Nelson, Mary Wilson. Mary Jones,
Nellie, Laura and Lester Pelton, Clara
and Winnie Wickstrom, Ruth Meal
lister, Irene Nelson, Easter Johnson,
Wesley and Bada Johnson.
900
The Ladies' Card club was pleas
antly entertained this week by Mrs.
Marsh. 1t is needless to state the
members had a thoroughly enjoyable
time. Dainty refreshments were serv-
led.
Among the pleasant social features
Of last year was Miss Cora Gray's
dancing class which has been reor-
ganized for the coming year and held
its first dance at the home of Miss
Gray on Grand venue. About thirty
; ouh pSoPiS wei ICSVh last Ntol-
day evening and spent a very delight
full time.
The w. c. T. U. met with Mrs.
Houghton Friday afternoon and dis
cussed temperance matters in a very
lively
Miss Leslie Swigart entertained a
company of friends Friday evening.
The guests were to guess the names
of looks from illustrations placed
about the room. such as a 'bow of
orange ribbon pinned to the curtain.
The first prize was given Mr.. Keefe,
who guessed correctly all the names.
The second prize was awarded Miss
Jessie Dayton, who guessed all but
one. Those present spent an evening
that will always be a pleasant mem
DRY. The guests included Misses
Maud Wallis. Jessie Dayton, Grace
Davis, Willie Downey, Anna Bennett,
Alice Holiday, Josephine and Frances
Smith, Helen Barrow, Belle Moore.
Gertrude Dohrer; Messrs. Wilkie Col
Inns, Axtell, Eugene Wilkerson. Harry
Lee. Will Schilling. viii Bartlett. Car
ter, Elmer Keefe, Fred Brees, Jen-
nings, Roy Fitch. George Marsh.
900
Mrs. Mahoney gave an elegantly ap-
pointed dinner party on Tuesday
ing in honor of Mrs. Grow of Califor-
mia. Seated at the table were Mrs.
Grow, Mr.. and Mrs. Ivinson Mr.. and
Mrs. Balch. Mr.. and Mrs. Conner, Mes
danes Harris, Mondell, Madame Will
kinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Mahoney.
600
Mrs. R. E. Fitch and Mrs. S. W.
Downey entertained their friends at a
very dainty luncheon this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Fitch. The table
decorations consisted of pansies and
smilax. The ladies who enjoyed the
hospitality of the charming h%ostesses
were Mesdames Ivinson, Grow, Kee-
gan, Symons, Peabody, Haley, Arnold,
Wilkinson, Eggleston, Hamilton, Leh-
man, Cope, Connor, Crumrine, Brees,
Harris, Mondell, Stevens, Moudy, Hol-
liday, Grant; Misses Hebard. Morey. |
Morse and Downey.
NM