, 1902-05-31
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10 Tuesday. {
@ Mrs. Haley-Ladies' card club. {
Q Eastern Star Initiation and ban {
Q quet. {
o Wednesday,. {
Mrs. Gray-h esbyterian Aid {
Q society. {
o Mrs. J. T. Holliday-Baptist aid {
Q society. {
Thursday. c
Mrs. Chaplin-C. C. card club. c
Mrs. John Perdcrson-West c
o Side aid society. c
o Friday. G
o No announcement.
10 Saturday. G
o Miss Minnie Miller-Fortnight- G
. ly quartette.
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900
Lillias. the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
William Mcdonald. celebrated the fiji
teenth anniversary Of her birth Mon.
day evening by entertaining a large
party of friends. She received a beau
tiful piano as a birthday remembrance
from her parents, and merry were the
feet which dancer to its music. Dain.
ty refreshments were served. Mrs. Nc.
Donald being assisted by Mrs. Dan Nc.
Donald. Mrs. John Baillie and Mrs,
Dan Matheson. Among the guests
were Misses Elva Chapman. Maud Fur.
guson, Agnes Mcdonald, Ella Slack,
Martha Slack, Blanche Beaudoin,
Grace Beaudoin, Marjory Brebner.. Ag.
mes Brebner, Lizzie Stirling, Jessie
Stirling, Mary Hickson. Sarah Hick.
son, Pearl Hickson, Jennie Yeager,
Jean Smith, Adelaide %Sharpless, Lucy
Hunt and Bessie Marks; Messrs.
Charlie Marsh, Dell Cameron, Gordon
Cameron. Bud Hodgeman. Malvern
Hodgeman. Willie Bailie. John Baillie,
Chris Larson, James O'Neil, Pat
O'Neil, Maynard Dodge, Davie Baltic,
James Hunt. Willie Walker, Melvin
Reid, George Baillie, Clifford Baillie.
Jack Smith, Will Mcdonald. Dan Nc
Donald and Freddie Baillie.
900
Miss Dulcie Davis entertained the
Duplicate Whist club very delightfully."-
last Saturday evening at her suburban
home. The house was beautifully dec
Grated with potted plants and cut flow.
ers. and presented a charming scene.
The club went out In the tally-ho, Miss
Francis Williams Icing a special
guest. A dainty supper was served and
the merry party returned to the city at
a late hour.
Mrs. w. A. McGaw arrived from Og-
den Wednesday for her annual" visit
at Mrs. Chaplin's, and is receiving an
exceedingly cordial welcome from her
host Of Laramie friends.
900
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Home and Foreign Missionary society
of the Presbyterian church was held
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Knight. A short program was enjoy
ed and dainty refreshments were serv-
ed. the entire session being unani.
mously voted a success by the goodly
number of ladies in attendance.
900
At the regular meeting Of the East
ern Star next Tuesday night nine mem
bers will be received, and q banquet
will be given in honor of the event.
900
Miss Sorchie Moss entertained the
third primary division Of the Presby-
terrain Sunday school. Of which she 10
the much beloved instructor at her
home on north Fifth street this after
noon. The young hostess had the as
sistance Of Misses Emma Eggieston,
Agnes Brebrer and Evelyn Corthell in
amusing the little people. and 1t is
scarcely necessary to state that the oc-
CASTOR was a most delightful one
900
Children's day will be celebrated at
the Presbyterian church Sunday. June
18th, and the children Of that church
are already prscticing for the event
under the direction OF Mrs. 8. N. Ware
and Mr.. Lynch. Miss Parsons is or
ganizing a company of little girls for a
fog drill which is said to be very pref
ty and unique.
/ The annual supper and fair given by
the ladies of the Methodist church in
their parlors Thursday evening was
well patronized and a nice supper was
served. Many Of the useful articles on
sale were disposed Of and a satisfac-
tory amount was added to the treas
ury of the society by the event.
600
A clever company Of amateurs pre-
scented Our Aunt from Manila"
Thursday evening at the Opera House
for the benefit Of the b. P. o. E.. the
cast Of characters being as follows:
Belle Keats. ......M Mrs. Jenette Dagon
Kate Brown. Nellie Dean
Nellie Howard. ........ Grace Davis
Madame Derande. Mamie Traven
Tom Reed. Dick RAdde1 Harry
Clayton, chums... X. Muckley.
A. n. Cordiner. L. DeLario.
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