, 1901-09-14


L%awrence's church Wednesday even
ing at their home. 40 Railway. /
very pleasant evening was spent, tn
Misses Ryan proving admirabl,
hostesses.
Fred Lohlein, connected with tn,
Laramie Saddlery company, returned
home Monday with his bride, whom h,
married at st. Joseph, Mich, in June
They came to Laramie from Chicago
where they have been for severa
weeks. Mr.. Lohlein has engaged il
business with his father, and he anC
his wife will make their home here
Mrs. Lohlein expresses great delight
with the climate of the Laramie plains
They are having their residence al
Ninth and Garfield %remodeled, which
will soon be ready for them. The many
friends of Mr.. Lohlein in this city ex
tend congratulations n are glad tc
welcome Mrs. Lohlein among them.
900
The Texas Steer company had an
immense house Tuesday evening and
presented the comedy in a highly sat,
isfactory n The famous Texas
Steer quartette in their southern melo,
dies were given a genuine ovation and
their singing was exceptionally good.
900
Mrs. Prof. Lee entertained at din.
ner on Wednesday and Thursday ever
ings of this week in honor of her guest,
Mrs. Captain Townsend of Omaha. The
rooms were artistically decorated with
the graceful clematis and fragrant
sweet peas. Wednesday evening w.
H. Holiday and family, and Hon. Rich,
ard Butler were the invited guests.
Thursday evening the party consisted
of Messrs. Boswell and Butler and Mr..
and Mrs. Oviatt.
Senator John McGill of Rock creek
was the guest at dinner Thursday
evening of Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Beltz.
Senator McGill will return to Laramie
next week with the Misses McGill, who
will enter the university.
900
Mrs. Dave Reid and Mrs. Gilman
spent the week at the Reid ranch.
900
Mrs. Eldridge and son Charles will
go to Salt Lake City to reside next
week.
The ladies of the G. l. A. to the B. of
l.. E. held a successful social Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs. F. E.
Roffee. There was a good attendance
and a pleasant time generally. cards
forming the principal amusement of
the evening.
Mrs. Geo. Harris entertained the Un-
christened Card club Thursday even
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Rauner being invited
guests. Mrs. Harris and Mrs. Roffee
tied for the first prize, Mrs. Harris
winning on the cut a handsome sofa
pillow. Mrs. Farley Mathison took the
second, q damask towel, and Mrs. P. c.
pins. Mr.. Rauner won a sterling sill
yer fraser as first prize, the second, a
handkerchief, went to Mr.. Converse,
and cuff-holders for consolation were
given to Mr.. Lovejoy. The club will
meet next time with Mr.. and Mrs. P.
c. Rauner.
Mrs. OFT entertained the No-Name
club last Saturday evening, and euchre
was the game. Those who yer pres
ent were Mrs. Schroeder of Columbus,
Neb., and Mesdames Roffee, Manasse,
Ruprecht, John A. Fischer, Farley
Mathison and Durlacher.
The Ladies' Cathedral Guild met Oh
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Sigman,
at the experiment farm, about twenty
members being in attendance. 1t was
decided to put q furnace in the dean
cry at once. Mrs. F. A. Miller will be
the guilds hostess next week.
900
Mrs. Captain Townsend of Omaha,
who is the guest of Prof. Lees family,
and Mrs. Lee, dined today at the resi-
dence of w. H. Holiday.
600
The ladies' of the Eastern Star will