, 1901-06-29

by Miss Parsons.
20. Presentation OF Bibles.
81. Selection.b- choir.
%. Exercises, Floral Beatitudes."
90. Offering, selection by orchestra
"a. Closing chorus.
25. Benediction.
The twentieth number, the presenta
ton Of Bibles, is an innovation. and
will no doubt prove a pleasing one
The list includes the graduates from
the primary department and some for
perfect attendance during the ear
T@bse to receive Bibles as souvenirs
as follows: Agnes Brebner, Edna
byd, Florence Knight, Howell Knight,
helen Symons. Spencer Symons. Mgr,
Il tie Beamish, Sorchie Moss. Phyllis
Hegewald and Fannie Putcamp.
900
Mrs. Naismith. Mrs. Dunning and
Mrs. Morgan entertained the Old La
dies Birthday club and several invited
Su'SlS at llt llolIlt VI MIS-. ItlSllllln
last Saturday afternoon. This club is
limited to twelve members. and to be
eligible an applicant must be over six,
ty years Of age. The birthdays com
m]erlOrated by this meeting occurred
some weeks ago. and it would have
been held in April had it not been for
ItI, 1trt,--s,. ,..-:l-,. III l-s-ll
Mrs. Naismith. by which her knee was
SO severely injured. She was able to
walk several blocks this week for the
first time with the aid of crutches. and
it is hoped she will soon be entirely
well again. The gathering was in the
nature also Of a farewell party to Mrs.
Morgan. who departed Monday for
New York. Another member of the
club. Mrs. Bryant, having also left
town. it was voted to accept as mem
bers Mrs. Gates and Mrs. Chase. Sub
~stantial refreshments were served at
tea time. and the meeting was much
enjoyed by those present. which includ-
ed, besides Mrs. Neismith. Mrs. Dun
ming and Mrs. Morgan, the following
ladies': Mesdames Robinson. Foote.
WEIGH. Davis, Blake, Godat. Stark,
Houghton ,McGibbon, Fenwick. Chase
Pingree and Brands.
900
The Unchristened Card club met
Thursday evening with Mrs. w. f.
Chaplin, the company. which included
Mr.. and Mrs. McGaw of Ogden, and
Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Rauner. numbering
sixteen in all. Mrs. George Harris,
Mrs. McGaw and Mrs. Costin having
tied for the first prize for ladies', the
cards were cut. II Mrs. Harris was
the successful one. Mrs. Roffee won
the second prize. and Mrs. Lovejoy
took the consolation. The first prize
Costin second, consolation, Mr.. Con
verse. Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed. and the hours passed only too
swiftly. Mrs. McGaw, who is a prime
favorite in Laramie, left yesterday for
her home in Ogden after an extended
visit with Mrs. Chaplin. The club will
not meet next week. but will be enter
tanned Thursday, July II. by Mrs. Mat
lock.
The Ladies' Card club was delight
fully entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Lehman. On account of the
street fair, the club will omit its meet
ing next week.
The Ladies' guild of the Episcopal
church held a business meet
ing Thursday at the deanery
with Mrs. Cope, discussing at
length plans for the presentation of
the operetta entitled The Pixies"
which will be given by $50 children for
the benefit of the church. early in July.
900
Mrs. T.. Crumrine and Mrs. c. Dick
inson Spalding were at home to fifty
or more of their friends at the Spald-
ing residence, last Wednesday after
noon. The rooms were beautifully
decorated with carnations and smilax.
and the receiving ladies were attrac'
lively gowned. Little Miss Irene Spald-
ing was a faithful and efficient usher,
gracefully receiving the guests at the
door. Light refreshments were served
In the evening a merry party of young
people were entertained. and twenty
five lads and lassies sang. played cards
and amused themselves in all the ways
enjoyed so well by young America.
900
There was a good attendance at the
regular monthly meeting of the Wo
mans Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church. which was held yes
terday afternoon, at the home of Mrs.
A. c. Hogbin. The subject of the
meeting was to have been Alaska"
but it was unanimously voted to post
pone that topic until next month, when
it is expected Mrs. Judge NJ. C. Brown.
who is n member of the society. will be
present, and give an account of her
personal observation of the work in
that territory. The program yesterday
therefore, was a varied one but prov
red to be lone the less interesting, Mrs.