, 1902-04-19
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

q jubilee dance at Maennerchor hall
next Thursday evening.
900
Mrs. Gardiner entertained a few
friends at dinner Wednesday in hon.
or of Mrs. Andrews, who left Thurs
day afternoon for her home in Cali
fornia.
The social given at the Baptist
church Wednesday night by the B. Y.
p. U. was largely attended and an ex-
ceedingly pleasant AFFAIR. A fine pro-
gram was rendered. dainty refresh
ments were served and a pleasant So
cial hour enjoyed.
600
The Presbyterian aid society met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Harry Cordiner. Mrs. lies will enter
tain the ladies' next week at Ills
Seventh street.
The precious little daughter which
was born to Rev. and Mrs. Kruger
Wednesday has received the name
DOrothea Dodge-Dorothea signifying
the gift of God" and Dodge in honor
of Mrs. Krueger's mother. Now
Miss Dorothea differs from the famous
Miss Flora McFlimsy." inasmuch that
instead Of having nothing to wear
she finds herself in possession of the
daintiest of wardrobes. containing ev-
cry tiny article which loving hearts
could suggest and skillful fingers fash.
ion. This outfit is the work of the
Methodist aid society and other friends
in the church, and is complete from
the exquisite Easter bonnet" brought
by Mrs. Mollie Ingersoll from the east
to nine tiny pairs Of shoes. The young
lady expressed her appreciation Of the
thoughtfulness Of her friends by die.
tating to her father the following let
ter which was read at the session OF
the aid held that afternoon:
Laramie, April Is, 1902.
To the Ladies' Aid Society. Greeting:
arrived all safe, at l O'Clock and
am a nine pound girl. When l got
here l found the finest baby outfit l ev
er saw. would, II l could. thank you
all in person. but you see l am toe
small. They say l look like mysGrand.
ma Dodge, which is all right.
When mamma is able we will be
pleased to see you all.
| have had to dictate this letter to
papa as l shall hereafter dictate ev.
cry thing that Is done at our house.
Thanking you for the splendid outfit
furnished me, I am IA 90 a..
Yours sincerely.
BABY KRUGER.
600 DsaY
Mrs. Alfred Cook entertained the
Cathedral guild Thursday afternoon.
There was a large attendance and the
hostess served an elegant lunch. Ar.
rangements were completed for the
annual fair to be given by the society
in North Star hall next Tuesday even
ing. An early supper will ,be served
and there will be a social In the even
ing at which All opportunity will be
given to buy fancy articles. The
Altar guild will have charge Of a home.
made candy booth. 1t was decided to
omit the guild meeting mex week on
account of the fair.
900
The Alpha circle met Monday even.
ing with Mrs. Hayford. the session be.
ing devoted to the study of Hawthorne
THE Scarlet Letter." and Marble
Faun' were discussed. Mrs. Fitch will
entertain the club next time.
The Jolly Eight has completed 1t.
series and will not play during the
summer months. Mrs James Mathison
who has several times been a guest OF
the club, will entertain the club to
night, and the ladies are anticipating
al especially pleasant closing session
GOO
The Ladies' Card club which played
Tuesday afternoon with Madame vii
kinson. will be entertained by Mrs
Charles S~palding on Monday after
noon of next week. on account of the
Episcopal fair Tuesday at North Star
hall.
ooos
The university boys gave n OF