, 1901-06-22

and Mrs. MCGaw are tn" guests q
Mrs. Chaplin. and Mrs. MCGaw will re
turn with her hostess. The par
ty spent a very pleasant day and a hal
with NJ, 5. Oscar ~Sodergreen this week
and but for tn" mosquitoes and a dis
position to enjoy indoors the p~crfcc
! spring day, they might have caught :
few trout.
The Charming home of Prof
and Mrs. Slosson was the scene
of an attractive dinner last Saturday
night. Beautiful pansies adorned the
table. about which were seated D.. an
Mrs. George A.. Gates, of Cheyenne
Rev. and Mrs. A. c. Hogbin. and Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Cook
900
Mr.. Arthur Palmer, for some time
past head roller in the Laramie roll.
ing mills. has accepted a more iucra-
tive situation in Kansas City. and will
leave for that metropolis early mex
week. Mr.. Palmer will be very much
missed in Laramie. especially from the
cathedral choir. where he has been a
faithful and efficient member, and his
friends unite in wishing for him all
good things in his new location.
900
Mrs. Jesse Converse entertained Il
few friends last night in a most en-
iUyabIc manner. cards and music form
ing the amusement of the evening.
Dainty refreshments were served.
900
The ladies of the G. |. \. to the b.
Of l.. e. served an elegant supper at
the Grand Army hall Thursday even
ing. from which a very clever sum was
realized. a good supper is a matter
of fac whan this popular organization
has the preparation of the menu in
hand.
900
Miss Ida Gcrig is anticipating a de
lightful visit this summer from her
mother and sister. Mrs. Gcrig. who re
sides in Columbia. Mo. is in delicate
health and will without doubt. be bcnc-
fitted by the sunny skies and bracing
air of the Gem City.
900
Mrs. DurlaCher entertained the La
dies Card club Tuesday afternoon.
900
The Unchristenrd Card club will
meet with Mrs. W. +. Chaplin next
Thursday evening.
900
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church met Thursday afternoon with
contemplating serving a lunch Jul
Iy 18th.
Miss Emily Barton left yesterday
morning for Parsons. Kas.. where she
will spend the summer with her mo-
Their.
May Bryan, who has been seriously
i'll from a nervous attack for some
Nund, is now Commissioning repidly
900
Letters have been received from DR..
and Mrs. Stevens announcing their
safe arrival at Los Angeles. after a de
lightful trip. They found their daugh-
ter. Mrs. George Williams. well and
pleasantly situated in one of the most
picturesque homes of that beautiful
city.
j. 4. Kinnear and family drove to
thc'little Laramie this morning. where
they spent the day fishing. and where
they will remain in camp until tomOr-
row evening.
The Laramie friends of Mrs. W. A.
Park of Cheyenne will rejoice to know
how we'll she enjoyed her recent trip
to the coast. and that her health was
much benefited by the trip.
900
The Birthday club will meet with
Mrs. Jesse Converse mex Monday cv-
cning to discuss plans for the propos-
ed picnic. nothing definite in regard to
it'll aving as yet been decided upon.
900
Miss Martha Moore. who expected
to spend her vacation camping in the
mountains. was summoned home by
the death of an aunt. and left Thurs
day evening for New Philadelphia.
Ohio.
The Children's day exercises of the
Presbyterian church will be held June