, 1902-05-10

Hegewaid.
The Republican has received invita-
by the advanced pupils of Mrs. Oliver
in the pro cathedral neg Friday even
ing. May 18th. A fine program of six
teen numbers has been prepared and
the names of the performers include
| some of the most talented musicians of
the Gem City.
Mrs. Mahoney gave a charming din.
ner party Sunday evening in honor Of
Mrs. c. F. Gill of Sioux City.
900
Mrs. Mart Wright of Salt Lake has
sent to Mrs. Elmer T. Beltz a beautiful
box of fragrant lilacs.
900
Mrs. G. Foster Garlock expects to re-
turn to her home at Cheyenne next
Monday.
MISS LOe MilleT 10 lue quest VI Miss
Venus Frazee during the absence of
her parents in Denver.
900
Mrs. A. B. Hamilton will depart mex
Tuesday for a visit of some months in
Pennsylvania.
The Jolly Eight had a very pleasant
evening with Mrs. Fred Ruprecht last
Saturday. The hostess provided a neat
souvenir for each of her guests and
consequently every lady laid claim to
being a prize-winner. The club will
meet with Mrs. Farley Mathison this
evening.
Laramie friends have received It'd.
ings Of the birth of a daughter to Mrs.
Jennie Coltman Clifford in China
March Goth. The little one has been
named Rosella.
Mrs. G. w. Fox has gone to her cabin
for the summer. Miss Hattie Fox is
teaching the summer school at Cooper
Hill four miles distant, and will spend
the summer with her mother at their |
summer home.
Mrs. Jackson entertained the aid so |
ciety Of the Methodist church very
pleasantly Wednesday afternoon, there
being a large attendance. Mrs. Tefft
will be the hostess on May 21st.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Mathison en-
tertained at dinner Sunday evening,
their guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Beltz,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathison and Miss
Jennie Peale.
Miss Bada Johnson celebrated the
eighteenth anniversary of her birth by
entertaining a number OF friends Sat
urday evening.
The Sixty club will celebrate the
birthday of Mrs. Naismith next Wedn-
esday.
The Nyctalops dancing club will give
one Of its delightful parties in North
star hall tonight. Waters and fruit
punch will be served throughout the
evening and the occasion promises to
be an exceptionally pleasant one
900
Mrs. James Eagon, who is said to be
a very pleasing vocalist, has consented
to sing at the Presbyterian church Sun.
day.
The May number of The Review OF
Reviews conains a pleasing likeness Of
the late Mrs. Esther Morris.
900
The Ladies' card club, which played
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Durlach-
er, will be entertained next week by
Mrs. Hodgeman.
Mrs. Brees entertained the aid 30
ciety Of the Baptist church very pleas
antly Wednesday afternoon . There
was a good attendance and much sew.
ing was accomplished, but the ladies
have So many orders Oh hand it was de-
cided to hold a special meeting next
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Merriam. Mrs. Brees served a
particularly dainty lunch and the af-
ternoon was a thoroughly enjoyable
one.
Miss Ethel Merriam is having a most
delightful visit in Denver, where she is
keeping house for her brother Harold,
who is attending school there. Miss
Ethel reports four parties in one week
and other good times galore.
900
The Independence card club will play
with Mrs. Hodgeman next Thursday
evening.
The Cathedral guild will convene
next Thursday afternoon at the dean
cry. with Mrs. Cope.
coo
The Whist club, which played Mon
day evening with Mrs. Marsh. will be
entertained by Mrs. spalding May 18th.