, 1902-03-22

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entertain the club and their protect
ing angels next Tuesday evening.
Laramie Hive No. 4, l.. o. T. NJ, has
perfected arrangements for a ball al
North Star hall, Saturday evening
April 5th.
The Missionary society of the Pres
byterian church will hold its regular
monthly meeting next Wednesda,
afternoon with Mrs. McClary.
600
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Bath reached
their second anniversary the 14th. and
fully expected their friends to arrive
before breakfaS, to assist In celebrat,
ing the event, but the coterie of sur
prising people to which they belong
preferred to straggle along in the mid
die Of the afternoon Sunday. AS they
succeeded in more than" surprising
their victims, they were probably sat,
isfied. Icecream and other good things
we're served by the invaders. and they
also presented Mrs. Bath with a beauti.
full willow rocking chair. Those In
attendance were Mrs Costin, Mr.. and
Mrs Miller; Mr.. and Mrs. Beltz and
Mr.. and Mrs Nilsson.
900
The millinery openings have had a
large share Of the attention Of the lad,
les yesterday and to day, Mrs. Cordi.
ner and the Leader both making cred.
table displays. Miss Meach is again
in charge of the department at the lat
ter place, and received many words of
praise for the exquisite taste display.
ed in her selections and creations.
900
The Clio club met at Prof. Slosson's
Tuesday evening and read Ibsen's
play, AN Enemy of Society" The
next session will be held with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fitch.
S
Mrs. Barber and Mrs. Ford enter
tanned q large and interesting session
of the Aid society of the Presbyterian
church at the home of the former
Wednesday afternoon. Considerable
business was disposed Of and the &C.
iety adjourned to meet April End with
Mrs Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Eggleston enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs Homer at dinner
Wednesday evening.
600
Mrs. Bintz Of Salt Lake, a sister Of
Mrs. Howard Ingham and well known
ia Laramie. will represent the Ladies'
Literary Circle Of Salt Lake at the
biennial In Los Angeles in May. The
club ONE Of Salt Lake are msxirg
elaborate preparations to entertain
delegations of federation tourists Z
route to the convention.
Mrs. Preston expects to leave Or
lando, Fla, about the first of April for
home, but will visit at numerous points
on the way. including Usage, Iowa,
the home of her son, Rev. Bryant c.
Preston. The church Of which Rev.
Preston has charge has just taken pos
session Of a beautiful $35, 900 edifce.
q whole week having been given over
to exercises of various kinds in cele-
bration of the event.
900
The C. C. card club will play next
Thursday evening with Mrs. T. H.
Simpson.
The Sixty club will be entertained
next Tuesday by Mesdames WEIGH and
Dodge at the home OF the former.
900
The independence card club will
play mex Thursday evening with Miss
Carrie Kreiger at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Smith.
600
The Aid society of the Methodist
church was delightfully."- entertained
Wednesday Afternoon by Mrs. Erick-
son, and there was q large attendance.
The ladies' will meet next time with
Mrs. Logan.
The Drive whist club played Thurs
day evening at MI. and Mrs. Wood.
Yuff's.
The Birthday club met Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Charles A.
Reals to celebrate the anniversaries Of
Mesdames Reals, G. M. Simpson, James
Mathison and John Baillie, and it
wasn't a Quaker meeting either.
Mrs. Reals received q silver syrup
pitcher from the club. Mrs. Baillfe an
opera shawl, and Mrs. Mathison lace
curtains. Mrs. Simpson is still unde-
cided Is to Just what is necessary to
complete her felicity. 1t was decided
by the club to visit the theater next
Monday evening In = body and to oc-
cupy front seats, to the end that the
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