, 1901-06-29
MRS. BELTZ ENTERTAlNS IN HON.
OR OF YOUNG DOCTOR
OF MEDICINE.
Final Meeting of the Year Of the Lara
.mie Ladies' overwhelmingly
Day Program at Presbyterian
Church-Old Ladies' Birthday
CIub-Mid-Summer Gossip of the
Social World.

this morning, where he has a~epted
the position of house surge9 in st,
Luke's hospital. Mr.. and Mrs. Reltz
intended giving an elaboAte lawn fete
in DR.. Wright's bShor, and other
friends had played Festivities com
plimentary to he young physician,
but his early departure interfered. and
the delightfult reception last night was
very informal, about thirty Of his init,
mate friends spending the evening with
him. Elegant refreshments were serv-
ed, and cards and music were features
of the OCCASION. Mrs. Wright and Miss
Edith will make an extended visit with
Mrs. Betz.
900
Miss Bessie Chaplin of Cheyenne, is
the guest d her aunt. Mrs. Jesse Con
verse.
Mrs. p. c. Rauner will leave for New
York early next month, to spend the
summer.
900
The-Eramie Ladies' Triple Quar-
Itette gave a reception to its faithful
and very efficient leader. Mrs. J. F.
Soule. at the residence of Mrs. S. z.
Land last Tuesday evening. This meet
ing completed tie years work, and the
club desiring to express its apprecia-
ton of Mrs. Soule's earnest efforts in
its behalf, presented her with a beau
tiful rocking chair, Mrs. Land, as
spokesman. had prepared the follow
ing address: Dear friend.
For patience and instruction wise
and kind,
For sympathy hat shows the noble
mind
For friendships gold of trust and
tenderness.
Somewhere. concealed in this. our
gift You'll find.
Rare is the gift of song, And rares
The greler gift of a true. generous
he.rt.
As tie swift measures of melody de-
part
Fon. memory recalls at its sweet will
ne silent music. and the quick tears
start,
fingers yet!
In all our hearts; and in the years to
Iot one note lost of Loves soft sym
phony.
But, listening, our ears will catch the
strain
Affair and faint, of well-remembered
songs,
And. as our longing the deal lay pro-
longs,
And, while we smile-although with
lashes met,
Well viii we know the truth thai not
in vain,
We're here the lessons learned that
we will not forget.
When weary with a mothers sacred
care,
When tired of the Endless rush and
Of ": &c: life. ''' beat. at every
Just sit you down and rest in friend
ships chair"
After Mrs. Soule had gracefully re-
ceived the token, the club proceeded
in a body to the home of one of its
members, Miss Mary Gates, who was
married IN Wednesday, and ~serenaded
her with it's choicest melodies. They
were royalty welcomed and spent Il
pleasant hour, leaving behind an arts
tic medallion as the clubs contribu-
ton to the new home. Miss Gates has
been a valued member of the o%rganiza-
ton, and her rarely sympathetic n
tldlNo WIN aS C do i'l
personality will be sadly missed when
the club it's work mex Sep.
TENDER.
The Sunday school Of the Union
Presbyterian church will observe
Children's Day tomorrow at II O'Clock,
when the following program will be
rendered:
L.. Voluntary, orchestra.
2 Full chorus, "'Tis Sunshine
g.. Responsive reading.
A.. Prayer, by the pastor.
5. Glass song, The Sweet Fulfill
ing"
6. Greeting, Florence Knight.
I. Recitation, The Pilgrim Bird
Myrtle Beamish.
s.. Song by primary department,
The Lilies"
8. Children's Day Rainbow.
10. Selection by the choir.
II. Recitation. THE Boy That Could
Smile"
~. Boys chorus, Just Smile"
13. Solo, Myrtle Klein.
IA. Solo and semi-chorus. Miss An.
ma Reid and class.
10. Faith. Hope and Charity" Lois
Harbaugh, Lois Jones and Mile Ware.
16. Hear the Raindrops."
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