, 1902-06-28


@ Mrs. Grant-Whist club. c
10 Tuesday. c
@ Mrs. Durlacher-Ladies' Card c
@ club. c
o Wednesday. c
@ No announcements. {
@ Thursday. c
@ Mrs. J.. X. Johnson-West Side c
@ Aid society. c
Q Friday. 6
@ Hutton's Grove-Firemen's pic c
@ mic. c
9 Undine Park-ImpeTial band {
@ concert, amusements and dance. 6
10 Maennerchor hall-Hook and c
@ Ladder No. /, ball.
Q Saturday. c
@ No announcements. 6
@ @ ooooo co Q 9 Q Q Q Q
900
Miss Anna Hunt gave m of the
rrettiest parties of the season at her
home Thursday evening. and the for
llltite pal llIlpdlllS Nottu hialiihiou'is
that she made the most delightful of
~hostesses. The house vas beautifully
decorated with cut flowers and potted
plants and the young ladies in dainty
summer gowns completed a pretty pic
ture. Progressive Might've was the
game chosen for the principal amuse-
.or a-I thr r1nttr~ u-ar= nyaitinD
but the first prize for ladies, an eX-
quisitely hand painted pin tray. was
Won by Miss Stella Abrams. The con
ISOLATION, a pretty lace handkerchief,
went to Miss Ella Rice. Mr.. Shrader
carried away the first prize for gentle
men, a massive cut glass inkstand. and
Mr.. Kidd o the consolation. a cigar.
An elegant lunch was enjoyed after
the game, Mrs. Hunt being assisted by
Mrs. Kennedy. The invitation list in
cluded Misses Irene Fleming. Jennie
Staines, Jennie Goodale. Estella Alb
rams, Ella Rice, Ethel Merriam. Mar
tina OFT and Kittie Sheldon, of Lander;
MtSSlS. Jill duSl, leil'il' Nu'NiVs, wv,
Houston. Trazee, Kidd and Meyer.
900
Laramie Rebecca Lodge No. /. |. o.
o. F.. held its semi-annual election
Thursday evening, selecting the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term:
Noble Grand-Mrs. Eliza Davis.
yy;on Cr,-l NJ, Ar,, Lro1lnr
Secretary-Mrs. A. T. Foster.
Treasurer-Mrs. Elizabeth Graham.
These and the appointive officers
will be installed at he first regular
meeting in July, which u Thurs
day, July 10th. Initiation ceremonies
also occurred Thursday evening, four
members being received into the lodge.
900
The Lake Front Dancing club enter
tanned a large number of their friends
last Saturday evening at a box supper
and dance given at the parish house.
The hall had been neatly decorated for
the purpose, the platform being drap-
Gu Ill LhC COlOlS VI hS Siup, pun " aht
yellow, and made a very pretty appear
apce. The young people who managed
the affair deserve a great deal of credit
for they not only made a success of
this but of many other dances they
have given curing the last three
months. Miss Ida Langheldt was the
r,,e;,i,r NJ, Ii~, Ernhnr, I-n floor
manager and a%uctioneer. Those pres
ent were Mesdames J. Baillie, Beau
doin, Woodring, Knadler and Lang
heldt; Misses Katie and Rose Lawler
of Denver, Jessie and Alice Hunt, Jean
Smith. Ella and Martha Slack, Nellie
and Annie Murphy, Towner, Klein,
Cunningham, Graham, Lillian MacDon-
aid, Langheldt, Blanche and Grace
Beaudoin, Marks. Brebner, Clara Beau.
doin, Miller and Annie and Lizzie
Sterling. and Messrs. Sitters, Walker.
Morgan, Jim Hunt. Klein. Clark,
Smith, Jim Graham, Marsh, Langheldt,
Frank Cook, Beaudoin, John and Will
bttllllt, MdSboLalu, INV, A<Sih.
900
Mrs. Elmer T. Beltz. has just return
ed from a visit of three weeks with
friends in Salt Lake, and reports hay
ing had a most delightful time, actu-
ally taking a plunge into the briny
depths of the Great Salt Lake. She
was the guest Of Mrs. Wright and Miss
Edith Wright, and extracted from them
a promise to visit her here. They are
packing their household goods for
shipment to Pocatello, Idaho, where
DR.. Will Wright is located for the prac-
tice of his profession, and will visit Lar
annie next month. They will come
early In the month and the doctor will
come later, when he has gotten settled
in his Pocatello house. Mrs. Beltz
was also with Miss Mabel Hayford a
part of the time the latter vas in Salt
Lake and they had a right merry time