, 1902-05-03
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o Mrs. Marsh-Whist club. {
Q Mrs. Bellamy-Executive board {
Q of Woman's club. 6
10 Tuesday. {
Q club. 6
10 Wednesday. G
o Mrs. neutrality-suspicious. aid 6
O society. 6
@ Mrs. Brees-Baptist aid socie- 6
Q ty. 6
o Thursday. 6
@ Mrs. Mueller-C. C. card club.
10 Friday. 6
Q Mrs. McKee-Fortnightly quar- G
Q tette. 6
o Saturday. 6
O Literature and Social Science 6
@ departments Woman's club. g
O Q o Q o Q o o o o Q Q Q o o Q
Now doth the earstwhile happy man
Resign himself to gloom;
Aggressive woman takes the a
With duster, mop and broom.
Detroit Free Press.
600
Mrs. Conner entertained the Ladies'
card club Tuesday afternoon n Mrs.
Durlacher will be the hostess next
week.
The Independence card club played
Thursday evening with Miss Nellie
Dean and Mr.. Robert George at Mrs.
Congdon's, enjoying of the most
delightful sessions Of the winter. Mrs.
P. c. Rauner won the first prize for la
dies. the second went to Miss Carrie
Kreiger, the third to Mrs. Sprague, and
the BOBBY to Mrs. Dwight Smith.
Messrs. Harvey and Hiskey tied for
the first prize for gentlemen, the Sec
ond was won by Miss Maggie Cough
lin, the third went to A. E. Jupp and
Mr.. Finfrock took the BOBBY. A jolly
Dutch lunch" was served after the
game, and it was decided to play May
18th with Mrs. Hodgeman.
900
The Alpha Circle met Monday even
ing with Mrs. Fitch, studying the pur-
pose novel; The last session Of
the series will be held May 18th with
Mrs. Symons.
The Fortnightly quartette practised
Wednesday evening with Mrs. T. l..
Mckee, singing under the directio Of
Miss Burke. The club will meet again
at the same place next Friday even
ing.
600
away Thursday for her new home at
Pocatello, Idaho. but will leave this
afternoon on Nc. g.. The removal Of
Mrs. Jones Is sincerely regretted by
a large circle of friends. Miss Lizzie
Hughes. sister Of Mrs. Jones, expects
to join her at Pocatello in about two
weeks. She, too, will be greatly miss
ed by her large circle of young friends
in Laramie.
900
Canton Wyoming No. 1, l. o. o. F.
celebrated the eighty-third anniversary
of the order Monday evening with a
grand concert, ball ant drill, being
assisted in the latter by Laramie COM
pany No. 8. Uniform Rank. X. Of P.
The music for the occasion was furn-
ished by the Eighteenth infantry band
fromFortRussell and the concert which
preceded the ball was thoroughly en-
joyed. The friendly drill between the
teams representing the orders was
viewed with much interest and enthu.
siastic applause by an assemblage
which taxed the capacity of Maenner-
Choir hall. and the visiting Knights
were presented with beautiful sou
venir badges by their hosts. Each lady
in attendance at the ball also receiv-
ed an exquisite rose. 1t Is the unani-
uious OpinIOn thdI Ihe iuiiCIiou Woo
oen of the ~pleasantest events Of a gay
season.
The club known as the Boys of Old
Glory entertained its girl friends
very delightfully."- last Saturday even
ing with a ball in the parish house, fol-
lowed by a banquet at the residence
of ]. w. johnson. Harry Langheldt
was the efficient floor manager at the
dance and Miss Ida Langheldt oficiat-
ed as pianist. The chaperones
Mesdames Fred A. Miller. Langheldt,
laramie Machine and Plpphiur IN