, 1902-02-01

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The following COMMITTEES were ap.
pointed
Observation-Disclosures Merriam. Ncya
Nelson and Francis Mead"r.
Finance-Misses Ruth GarIock. Bada
Johnson and Irene Morse.
Membership-Misscs Fannie lance.
Marguerite Mcintosh and Edith
Rhodes.
Socicty-Misses Dorothy Reed. Alice
Moudy and Clyde Phillips.
Observation-Disclosures Matte Wallis.
June Downcy. Jennie Hank and Min
ME Johnson.
Observation-Disclosures Stella Har-
mon, Helen Symons. Iris Strykor and
Margaret Lothian.
Poster-Misses Ida Purdy. Ethel Nc
Dermott. Carrie Towson. Sorcia Moss
and Maude NOR.
Observation-Disclosures Prahl. Eve
lyn Corthell. Winifred Wagner. Laura
Lee and Julia Jones.
Bible Study-MissesMcIntosh. Jen-
ME Johnson. Arletta Eastman and Au-
gusta Sederline.
The Cathedral guild. which was en-
t~ertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Lovett. will meet next week with
Mrs. Swigart.
The Gentleman's Whist club was en-
%tcrtained Tuesday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. StiCkney.
The Ladies' Card club played Tues
day afternoon at Mrs. Hodgeman's and
Mrs. c. W. Spalding will be its next
hostess.
The Jolly Eight will play with Mrs.
Farley Mathison tonight.
900
Miss McCorkle of Virginia, will
speak at the vesper services at 4
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon, and the
girls double quartette will sing.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Spalding gave n
delightful dinner Thursday evening,
places being laid for Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ernest, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Wilkinson,
Miss Land and Mr.. DeKay.
900
Misses Hebard and Morse will have
as guests in their exquisite home to-
morrow afternoon Miss McCorkle of
Inns.
Invitations have been received in
Laramie for a dance tonight with Ern-
est Travis at his ranch on Sheep noun
tain, and a number will go out as it
is a well known fact that for a genuine
good time the parties arranged by the
Woods landing and Sheep mountain
folks are hard to beat.
900
The annual celebration of the birth
day of Robert Burns, which was held
at North Star hall Jan. 25, was well
attended in spite of the very cold
weather and all present had a very
pleasant time. Mr.. Peter Smart pre-
sided and the following program was
enjoyed very much:
Selections by the mandolin clup.
Mr.. Stirling n the old Scotch
songs and was heartily %applauded.
Mr.. Black recited TON O'Shanter'
which was enjoyed very much. as well
as the instrumental duet by Misses Til
lie Frazee and Annie Reid.
Mrs. Victor Cokefair sang Annie
Laurie" in a most pleasing manner and
responded to a hearty encore song,
The Blue Bell of Scotland"
Mr.. McRoberts sang Highland
Mary"
Mr.. Jas. Stirling danced the High
land Fling to the pleasure of all. The
program closed with the singing of
"Auld Lang Syne" by the entire audi
ence.
Several Scotch and American dances
we're performed during the evening.
A banquet was served in the rear
hall. The tables were beautifully dec
Grated and groaned with lots of good
things to eat. Following is the menu:
Turkey and cranberry sauce, roast
beef and pork with %jellies, cabbage and
potato salads, pickles and celery.
Scotch Scenes and oatmeal bannocks,
rolls and butter, cake and coffee. The
following ladies had charge of the sup
per: Mrs. John Baillie, Mrs. Jas. Stir
ling, Mrs. D. S. Mcdonald. Mrs. Mathe-
son and Miss Kate Matheson. The
other committees were as follows:
Arrangement Committee-John Bail
lie. Hugh Vass and Angus Mathison.
Door Committee--D. S. Mcdonald
and John Mckenzie.
Floor Committee-Neil Clark, Will
lam Mcdonald and Peter Smart.
Reception Committee-Mrs. John
Baltic, Mrs. Peter Smart, Mrs. James
Stirling, Miss Mable Cameron and Miss
Annie Stirling.
900
Mrs. NJ. G. Preston has sem peach
blossoms from Florida to Laramie
friends, perhaps to remind us that al
though we do reside in the banana
belt there are others.