, 1901-12-07

J 'iaitihah Vi 'uc SOuIu1iesee dppoiHte
to decorate the church for the occa
ion, which promises to be a very plea
ant one.
Miss Matte Hutchinson of Kearne,
Neb., who is the guest of her aunt
Mrs. ]. A. Cokefair and Miss Ka,
Fulton. was given a surprise at tn
home of Mrs. Cokefair last Monda
evening. After a delicate lunch i
the DINING room of the Cokefair res
dence, the party repaired to the G. /
R. hall, where dancing was INDUCED i
until a late hour. These guests wei
present: Misses Emma. Ida and Be,
tina Erne, Pauline Nicollai. Jessie an
Dora Brown. Rose Nixon. Mill
Huempfner, Martha OFT, Bessie an
George Glidden. Fulton; Mesdame
Glidden. Victor Cokefair, Gus johnson
Foster, Code; Messrs. Charles Nicola
Robert Graham. Charles Erne. j. H
Huempfner, Walter Jackson, Thoma
Carroll, Wallie OFT, Clarence Cong
don, Charles Collard, Cal Mooney, Vic
tor Cokefair, John Peckenpaugh, Ed
gar Ferguson. William Wallace, Jane.
Foster, Gus Johnson, J. G. Code, Hines
900
The ladies' of the Methodist church
will open their commodious remodelet
league room with an apron fair ant
supper December Goth.
900
Mrs. NJ. G. Preston expects to de
part on Tuesday next for Orlando
Florida, where she will spend the win
ter with her sister. Mrs. AIDA Clippin
ger, who has recently been bereavet
of her husband. A third sister, Mrs
Spalding, of Atlanta, Ga, is at present
with Mrs. C%lippinger, and will remain
until after the arrival of Mrs. Preston
The absence of the latter will be a
great loss to Laramie church, club and
social circles, and her numberless
friends unite III wishing for her a
pleasant trip, and a safe and speedy
The Epworth League of the Metho
dist church gave its regular monthly
dime social in the parlors of the
church last night.
900
The Independence Card club will no,
play during December, as many Of its
members are rushed with holiday bust
ness
The opening OF seasonable goods al
the Temple of Economy Wednesday
evening "a largely attended. and the
display was indeed a brilliant and
beautiful one.
A recent society bride at her large
church wedding walked to the altar
leading her pet dog by a broad satin
ribbon. his neck decorated with a col
lar of brides roses.
600
Mrs. Frank Eggleston entertained
the Whist club Monday evening. Mrs
Grant will be the clubs hostess, De
cember 18th.
Miss Dryer of Secretary of State
Chatterton's Office, will be the society
editor Of The Cheyenne Tribune here.
after.
The Ladies' Cathedral guild met at
the deanery with Mrs. Cope Wednes'
day afternoon and transacted a large
amount Of business. No more meet,
ings of the guild will be held until at.
ter the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Miller will enter,
tain Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Bower and
family at dinner tomorrow evening,
and the principal curse or the menu
will consist of a wild goose. shot at
Grand Island. Neb., which vas present.
ed to Mr.. Miller.
Mrs. May Price entertained a few
friends Sunday evening at dinner. The
table decorations were ferns and
After the dinner
Mrs. f. D. Hiskey favored the com.
pany, in her artistic manner, with sew.
eral selections of sacred music, upon
the piano. The guests present were
Dean and Mrs. Cope, Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas william, DR.. and Mrs. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. D. Hiskey, Mrs. Cav.
lit, DIR. Stevens and Mr.. Willbanks.
900
Messrs. Colby and Martin of Spring.
field, ILL.,, who were the guests some
weeks since of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Mill.
err, remembered their friends connect
ed with the Hahns Peak line this
week, when a generous supply of the
Swift Packing company's finest beef
arrived for the delectation of Messrs.
Miller, Bellamy, Shipman and Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bellamy entertained Mr.
and Mrs. G. A.. Cook and children at
dinner Wednesday evening, when the
magnificent roast which was sent to
them was thoroughly enjoyed by old
and young alike.
The regular monthly meeting of the
missionary society of the Union Pres
byterian church convened at the resi-
dence of Mrs. George DeForest
Wednesday afternoon. Cores was the
ohoaoa fonio ard Asa Nhaxlos Harris