, 1902-04-26

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900
Mrs. Roffee will entertain the Joll.
Eight tonight. The regular series o
the club has ended but the ladies arr
loath. to give up their enjoyable ses
sions and Mrs. Roffee invited the clui
to meet with her this week.
600
The Birthday club assembled a
Mrs. Farley Mathison's yesterday tt
celebrate the anniversaries of Mrs. J
| W. Harris and Mrs. Mathison. Mrs
Harris received a table cloth from thu
club, but it forgot to remember Mrs
Mathison, although she received {
number of pretty presents from indi
vidual friends. Those present were
Mesdames Beltz, Roffee, Langheldt
James Mathison, Matlack, Cara Simp
son, Teft, Baillie, James Stirling
Mueller. Lovejoy and Converse. Spe
cial guests were Mesdames. George
Haskins. Howard Ingham, John Costir
and Miss Bessie Chaplin Of Cheyenne
Mesdames Lovejoy and Stirling will
entertain the club at the home of the
former May 23d.
The Own club gave their dance, at
ter many postponements. on Thursday
evening at North Star hall. The event
was attended by a congenial party and
proved to be a very enjoyable affair
Among those present were Mesdames
George, Roach, Durlacher, Gross
Marsh, Ernest, Wilkcrson and Spal
ding; Miss Ernest of Denver, Misses
lJuii I'll JCdLl bul dSiiC I1liuo hui
lacher, Barker, Leslie Swigart, Ella
Rice. Katie Roach, Dulcie Davis, Lucy
George. Eugenia George, Alice Marsh
Nellie Marsh. Nell Dean. Clyde Phil
lips, Haley, Townsend, Downey and
Maize Chaplin; Messrs. Colt, George
Colt, James Fenwick, Corlett Downey
Edgar Finfrock, VIM. Thomas. George
Marsh, Roach, Wilkerson, Harry Lang
heldt, Smith, Jupp, Eagon, McMurray
Kunkle, Martin, George, Ernest, Davis
and Owen Downey and Drs. Green and
McNif.
900
The regular monthly meeting of the
Presbyterian missionary society will
be held next Wednesday afternoon
but the place is as yet in doubt. At the
session Mrs. Judge Brown will present
her report of the recent gathering al
Longmont, Colo, at which she repre-
scented the Laramie society.
900
The Surprise club again distinguish
ed itself this week by raiding the
home of Mrs. John Costin Thursday
afternoon, entering it in her absence
setting her table, upsetting her beans
and in various other ways making
things agreeable for its victim. Now
Mrs. Costin's anniversary had beer
safely passed a week previous. so il
is easy to imagine her frame of mind
when she returned to her once peace
full home and found 1t in possession Of
the club, which includes Mesdames
Beltz, Bath, Nilsson and Miller. They
presented her with a dainty ice cream
set by way of peace offering and al
enjoyed suppertogether. The club which
has now succeeded in surprising eacf
and every member, is signing for new
worlds to conquer and threatens to be
gin upon the husbands, who can pre-
pare to be surprised at any moment.
900
Next week promises to be a very
busy one. The l. o. o. F. ball ant
horse show on Monday and stock com
panies at both opera houses all the
week, with the Presbyterian fair or
Thursday and the regular routine o.
literary and card clubs make up
program calculated to please amuse
ment seekers Of all classes.
Miss Florence Ernest of Denver, II
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ernest
900
The twenty-fourth annual ball o
Black Hills lodge, B. Of L. F. at Maen
nerchor hall Monday evening wa
largely attended and q very enjoyable
affair. Many friends from abroad wer
present, and the event was q brillian
success in spite of the inclemency o
the weather. /,
Mrs. c. F. Gill, of Sioux City, Iowa
is the guest Of her mother. Mrs. Cav
lit. She will remain about a month
and Mrs. Gavitt expects to return viii
her 1t that time to Sioux City to resid,
also. Mr.. and Mrs. Gill are erecting
IN elegant home, which will he read!
Tor occupancy about June LIST.
600