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served and Mrs. Logan received many
congratulations on the success of the
session. Mrs. Beaver, of 513 Eighth
street. will entertain the society April
10th.
Master Harold Barber has returned
from a delightful visit of WI weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Gregory at
Centennial.
Mr.. Ben S. Bartlett entertained a
few friends Thursday night, at his
bachelor quarters, the occasion being
his and his fathers birthday. The
guest list included Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S.
Bartlett. Mr.. and Mrs. Barber, Mr..
Woodruff and Mr.. NJ. T. Pryor. Cards
and dainty refreshments made up the
evenings enjoyment. Ben says his
quarters are bachelor quarters this
year, but he makes no predictions for
the icy joint celebration Of the event.
900
The fourth annual ball given by the
ladies' of the Catholic church in Maen-
nerchor hall Easter Monday was one
of the pleasantest events of the week,
and also proved to be a great success
financially, the workers clearing over
800 by their efforts. The grand march
was led by Mr.. and Mrs. Roth.
900
The Clio club met Tuesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch, and enjoyed
the following program:
Paper-"The Land and the People"
Mrs. Arnold.
Leader of discussion, Mr.. Fitch.
Reading, Mrs. Ridgaway.
The club will hold the last meeting
Of the series April 18th, with Mrs. Sy-
mons.
The cathedral guild met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Price Jacobs.
Mrs. Dayton will entertain the society
next week.
WV
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Miller enter
tanned Superintendent w. A. Whitney
atdinner Easter Sunday, a splendid
wild goose done to a turn appearing as
n part of the menu.
900
Mrs. HOdgeman entertained the La
l;,r' C,~l ,1,J rr,,pcIau oftorpnOn
serving delicious orangeade, as the la
dies have voted to abolish the lunch
in future. The hostess presented all
the guests with souvenir prizes. The
club will play Monday afternoon next
week, with Mrs. Haley.
900
The Jolly Eight will meet tonight
with Mrs. Lovett.
900
Woman's sphere of usefulness is
broading. The postof1ce department
has under consideration the question Of
placing on one Of the new issue post
age stamps the head Of some woman
connected with the history of the coun-
try. No particular person has been de-
cided upon. although there is on doubt
that Martha Washington will be the
woman so honored. This will be the
first recognition of women in any Of the
government securities issued by that
department.
900
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church was pleasantly entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs Walker,
at the Kuster House. The time was
spent in making up linen for church
use and it was decided to meet in May
with Mrs. Brees.
Black Hills Lodge, No. Sc. B. OF L..
F. will give its twenty-fourth annual
ball at Maennerchor hall, Monday ev-
enlng, April 21st.
The Owl club is arranging for a
dance next Thursday evening.
900
Mrs. Brees entertained at dinner last
night at Mrs. Congdon's in honor Of
her mother. Mrs. Andrews, her guests
being Mesdames Gray and Lee.
900
Mr.. Fred A. Miller will accompany
Mrs. Prouty to Denver text Tuesday,
where she will visit for q time with her
son. Mrs. Prouty has made many
friends here. who hope she will soon re-
turn.
900
About a dozen of the young people
Of the Eastern Star called upon the
Misses WEIGH, on Second street,
Thursday evening and had a tahy pull
and a barrel of fun. Besides the taffy.
there were other good things, includ,
ing one of Mrs. WEIGHS cakes, than
which there are no finer in Laramie.
900
II A number Of Mrs. Yund's lady