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Q Mrs. Iles-Presbyterian Aid so, Q
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Q Mrs. Otto. C. Card club. Q
Q Maeunerchor hall-Women of Q
Q Woodcraft dance. Q
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Q Arbor Day. Q
Q Mrs. Farley Mathison-Birth- Q
Q day club. Q
Q Mrs. McKee-Fortnightly Quar- Q
Q tette. Q
Q minstrels. Q
Q Saturday. @
@ G. A. X. hall-General meeting @
Q Woman's club. @
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600
'Tis wrong for any maid to be
Abroad at night alone.
A chaperon she needs till she
Can call some chap her own.
philadelphia Press.
600
A musical organization to be known
as the Ladies' Fortnightly quartette
was recently formed at the residence
of Mrs. T. l.. Mckee. and will prac-
tice hereafter every two weeks under
the direction OF Miss Burke. The parts
have been assigned as follows: Miss
Burke. first soprano; Miss Meader.
second soprano; Mrs. Cokefair. first
alto; Mrs. Mckee. second alto: Miss
Minnie Miller. accompanied. The first
session Of the new club will be held
April 25th with Mrs. Mckee.
900
Mrs. Mollie Ingersoll entertained
the Independence caro- club in her in
imitable style Wednesday evening.
serving a particularly elegant lunch
after the game. The first prize for Ia
dies was won by Mrs. Dwight Smith:
second. Miss Carrie Greiger; third,
Miss Maggie Coughlin; consolation.
Mrs. CongdOn. Gentlemen's first, Rob
crt George; second, Judge Groesbeck;
third, Carl Raife: consolation. George
Harvey. Miss Nell Dean and Mr..
George will entertain the club at Mrs.
congdon's May LIST.
600
The Clio club met Tuesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. symons. completing
another successful years work by the
presentation of the following program.
Paper, "Other Authors" Mrs. Sy-
mons.
Leader of discussion, Mrs. Slosson.
Reading. Mr.. Fitch.
1t was voted to devote next winter
to the study of China.
600
The Luther league of the Scandina-
Wan Lutheran church gave a reception
last night to the visiting members of
the Rocky Mountain synod, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Johnson. corner
Third and Garfield streets. following
the close Of the services at the church.
There were present nearly all the
members of the league. many OF the
members of the congregation and all
the preachers. Addresses were made
by the visiting divines. there was vo-
cal and instrumental music, a splen-
did lunch and a jolly good time. The
preachers were the guests of honor
and each seemed to fully enjoy the So
cial.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Cokefair enter
tanned Thursday night in honor of Miss
Schrudder. who expects to depart next
week for her home in Nevada. The
evening was pleasantly spent in play
ing games and dainty refreshments
were served. Those present were
Misses Laidcok, Anna Prick, Emma
Frick and Rebecca Cook; Messrs. Ollie
Wallace. John Frick. Lee Kidd and
George TRADING.
Mrs. OFT will entertain the c. C. card
club next Thursday evening.
600
The regular monthly social of the
Epworth League given at the church
last night was a ..basket"a1air. 1t was
well attended and vas q very pleasant
occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Foster Garlock have
named their little daughter Augusta
Mary in honor Of her two proud grand.
mothers.
GOO
A new literary club was organized
this week by twenty Of the prominent
young men of Cheyenne. The body is
non-political and non sectarian. and 1t
is confidently predicted that 1t will
room rank among the leading literary
organizations Of the state. ". C. Dem
ing. Of the Tribune, was made tenn
porary chairman aud W. z. Chaplin Ia
! member Of the conmittee ON rules
and regulation.
Mrs. C. N. Gregory, Of Centennial.
who has been the guest Of Mrs.. Ear
Der. LEFT for Cheyenne yesterday. where
she will visit her sons.
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