, 1902-06-28

Donald, Vera Mueller. R"beCCa Cook,
Birdie Mckay. Mary Mccullough,
Laura Br"isch. Ruth Shrock. Henriet-
Ia Johnson n Patsy Gray: Messrs.
John Baltic. John Isberg. John De-
Lario. Leslie Miller, Morris Corthell.
Rem Bellamy, Fred Umhauer. Carl
Huempfner. Benton Mccullough. FL
mer Shrock. Charles Meyer. Bert Lo-
gan and Frank Gray.
800
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Miller will en-.
terrain informally this evening at their
pretty home in honor of Mrs. H. w.
PrOuty. Of Denver. the s~istcr-in-law of
Mrs. Miller who has beer her guest
for some time. Duplicate whist. the
g~raphaphone and a good time gcner-
ally will be the order for the evening.
and an appetiziLg chatting dish lunch
will CONFERENCE.-The satisfaction of the
inner man. One of the features of
this will be a magnificent frosted cake
made for Mrs. Miller by the chef at the
grading camp. who is evidently a mas
tel Of his art. The invitation list in
cludes Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Bower. Mes
danes Ingersoll. Hodgeman. Spraguc
and Congdon, Misses Parker and
Dean. Messrs. Whitney. Jupp. Call
anan. Stewart. Mckee. Parker and
John Davis, aud it is safe to predict
that the regrets will be exceedingly
few.
Hook and Ladder company No. / is
making elaborate preparations for its
annual ball at Maennerchor hall on
the night of July 4th.
900
The dance and fish supper given by
the Modern Woodmen last Tuesday ev-
ening was a social and financial sue.
cess.
Mrs. J. w. T. Gray is anticipating a
visit from her sister. Mrs. Hooker, and
daughter, of Independence, Mo, who
are en- route home from a trip to Cali
Mrs. Hooker Is the mother of
Miss Bette Hooker. who was for some
a guest at the Gray residence, and
made many friends in Laramie.
900
The volunteer firemen will celebrate
The glorious Fourth in proper shape at
Hutton's grove. with athletic sports
md dancing. They promise "b;, do
Many Gem City people will cele-
brate the Fourth with the band boys
1t Undine park.
Misses Achsah Mullison, of Fort
Steele, Dovie George and Maize Chap
in and Messrs. Harry Langheldt and
Owen Hoge spent Thursday at Sober
green's. the party being chaperoned by
Mrs. Chaplin.
The Ladies' card club spent a very |
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Conner
Tuesday. Mrs. Durlacher will serve
hostess next week.
900
The Whist club will play mex Mon-
day evening with Mrs. NJ. N. Grant.
900
Miss Eta Kennedy entertained
Misses Katherine and Rose Eawler of
at dinner Sunday evening.
900
Miss Grace Peabody has returned
rom Everett, Mass, where she has
been attending school.
900
Misses Katie Roach and Fannie
Hance are meeting with gratifying suc-
cess in their kindergarten, quite a
number of mothers gladly embracing
The opportunity to have their little
mes instructed by the new methods.
Among the children enrolled as Ellen
Ireenbaum. Stanley Greenbaum,
Clyde Fitch. Evelyn Johnson, Maude
Burke. Dorothy Downey. Margaret
Soule. Helen Baillie. Earl Taylor and
Shirley Frazee.
Master John Costin. jr., was born in
the winter. but his mother treated him
to a party in the park yesterday after
noon in honor Of his birthday never
The small people enjoyed the
occasion to the utmost, dainty lunch
all. The invitation list included
Sidney George. Lizzie DeForest, Err
nest DeForest. Gussie Miller, Theodore
Miller, Harry Simpson. Norman Simp-
son. George Harris. Lester Mathison.
Oral Lovejoy, Leslie Jacobs and Mary
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Thomas are bus
lily engaged in arranging their pretty
home, corner of Fourth and Fremont.
Mrs. Thomas will be ready to receive
her friends on Thursday and Friday.
July 18th and 18th.
900
Sunday afternoon the home of Mr..
and Mrs. c.. II. Dunlap witnessed a
pretty scene when their little daugh-
ter was christened Helen May, Rev. F.
T. Kruger performing the ceremony
and Mrs. DR.. Wilson acting as god