, 1901-06-01
900

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Mrs. Jesse Converse will entertain
the Unchristened Card club next
Thursday evening.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. George McAllister gave
a family dinner party Sunday evening.
at which We're present Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Peale, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mathison. Miss Jennie Peale. Grace
Peale. Ed, Charles and Clifford Pealc
and Stella Ivy. The dinner was well
served INT as well disposed of. merry
conversation adding zest to the neat.
900
The school board voted an addition
al holiday to the schools yesterday.
and Prof. Lee. who is always quick to
embrace every opportunity for the ad-
vantage and improvement of the pupils.
arranged for outings for nature study.
each room being in the charge of its
in care of Mrs. Whiting. and Misses
Hartley. WEIGH, Wright and S%trykor,
were going to Undine park, while the
older children and their teachers plan
ned to owe the hillsidcs and the rivers
brink as fancy led. The heavy rain.
prevented the accomplishment Of these
plans. however. and many of the chill
dren were kecnly disappointed.
900
President Mckinley is said to have
spoken in terms of highest praise of
the trainmcn who so swiftly and safely
took his special over the Union Pacific.
That his hearty words of apprcciativo
communication were well mcrited is
attested by the fact that Engineer Par
ley Mathison of this city who DOL the
party from Kinder to Cheyenne. re
manned so faithfully at the throttle he
never saw his honored passenger at
all.
900
Miss Grace Hcbard was the guest
of honor at a charming tea given by
Miss Myers. OF Cheyenne. recently.
sion of lilacs. and the ladies in attend
anc We're beautifully gowncd.
900
Mrs. Elmer T. Beltz. who has been
having a delightful visit at Cheyenne,
returned home Wednesday slightly in
disposed. but is now nearly we'll.
900
The many friends of Miss Flora Lee.
the gifted daughter of Superintendent
Lee, of the public schools. heartily re
ioicc at her good fortune in securing a
fine position with the public schools at
Cheyenne. She is the honor gradual"
of the University of Wyoming. class of
80. and since leaving the university
has been teaching in the public schools
of Sheridan with marked success.
900
There was a large attendance at the
entertainment given at MaonncrChor
Thursday evening by the w. r. c., and
the program was successfully carried
out as previously published. The tab
leauX especially received favorable
mention. and the stereoptiCOn views.
which were brought from Chicago for
the occasion were at their best under
the skillful management of Prof. Ridg.
away. The order realized about $50.
900
why ought Mr.. Frazee to belong to
the %CirCuS?" Because he would make
a Observation-Disclosures minstrels.
900
Mrs. Theresa Jenkins of Cheyenne.
deputy state commander of the Lady
MaCcabecs. made her annual visit to
Laramie Hive No. 4. Tuesday of this
week. In the afternoon she drilled tine
lodge and Mrs. George Harris. Mrs. X.
Applcman and Miss Jessie Thorn we're
No. I. Knights of the MaCCabces. as
sisted the ladies in entertaining the
visitors. a banquet being the principal
event of the evening. Mrs. Jenkins re
turned to her home on the midnight
train.
900
The University Student minstrels
presented an excellent performance on
Wednesday evening. many of the nun
bcrs receiving enthusiastic %cnCOrcs.
Tho auditorium was beautifully and
~profusely decorated with flags and pot
ted plants. and the ladies in attendance
we're resplcndcnt in evening dress.
The local hits were many of them good
and ELECTED much mirth. but some of
the illusions to the faculty We're in
very bad taste and were not even
funny. 1t is to be hoped that the boys
| will not again mar an otherwise highly
c%reditable entertainment with such
mistakes.
Mrs. Noah Wallis was surprised last
\ Saturday afternoon by a number OF
lady friends. at her home on Eighth
\ street. the occasion being her siXtieth
birthday. Dainty refreshments were
served. Mrs. Wallis was presented
| with a handsome set of fruit knives as a
token of remembrance. from the ladies
| present.