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@ Mrs. Frazee-Baptist Aid So g
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G Opera house-"Eleventh Hour" g
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Q Mrs. Beltz-C. C. card club. g
O Mrs. c. D. neutrality-suspicious.. 9
Q Mr.. Observation-Disclosures G
@ card club. 9
Q Mrs. Nelson-West Side Mis- @
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Q Basket ball, Cheyenne high @
@ school against university team. 9
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Q Miss Lucy George-Duplicate @
Q Whist club. @
@ Mrs. McCullough-Social Sci @
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900
III -. !. I6SASotou o"'C
ing card party yesterday afternoon in
honor Of her guest, Mrs. Smith Coch-
ran of Chicago, who is spending a
month in the Gem City en- route home
from a visit to the Pacific coast. The
house was artistically decorated with
ferns and carnations, and Mrs. Eggles-
ton was assisted in welcoming her
guests by little Miss Florence Cochran,
who, attired in a dainty French gown,
gracefully oficiated as usher and flow
er maiden. The elegant costumes Of
the ladies also added greatly to the
beauty of the scene. which was a not
ably brilliant one. Progressive euchre
had been selected for the afternoons
amusement, and there were two tables.
Instead Of receiving prizes, the ladies
at the highest table were presented
with carnations for the points won. The
elegant lunch after the game was
daintily served in courses. The guests
we're Mesdames Cochran, Arnold, Bar
Der, Lehman, Knight. Woodruff. Dow
ney and Hamilton.
900
The Misses Haley entertained the
Duplicate Whist club last Saturday
night very pleasantly, and the young
people are becoming quite expert in the
dificult game which is now so popular.
The club will play with Miss Lucy
George next Saturday evening.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. John lines. of Fort
Sanders. have just moved into their
elegant new nine-room residence, and
a party Of Laramie friends took ad-
vantage Of Mr.. Clark's presence in
the city with a fine team and a big
wagon to go out Tuesday evening and
inspect the fine home. Miss Kate
Matheson managed the affair and a
merrier. noisier crowd never enjoyed
a hayride. There were bugles and
horns and joyous young lungs. and it
is declared that the noise caused a
part of the impromptu seats to col
lapse, which accident occurred en-
route. Although Mr. and Mrs. lines
were surprised, they were not dismay-
ed, and threw their home open to their
unexpected guests, serving ar elegant
supper late in the evening. 1t was
Mrs. lines birthday. and she was the
recipient of several beautiful and sub
~stantial gifts. Dancing and singing
were INDUCED in until so late. that
Dame Rumor whispers Of a happy
homeward drive by daylight. h
presence of the mandolin club add
ed much to the pleasure Of the night.
The party consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cokefair. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Foster, Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Matheson. Miss Shutter,
from Pennsylvania, Misses Edith Eos
ter. Kate Matheson. Margaret and
Helen McGill. Messrs. Neil Clark, An
gus Matheson, Charles Popp and
Frank Cook.
Mrs. Jennie Sprague gave a Dutch
lunch Thursday evening, which was
Immensely enjoyed by her guests,
among whom were Mrs. Hassett OF
Denver, Mrs. Congdon, Miss Dean and
Messrs. Bean. Geo. Harvey and A. S.
King.
A party of young people drove out
from town last night to attend a dane
ing party given by John Lindsey at
his home south of the Homer ranch
and a splendid time is reported.
900
Mrs. c. w. Spalding entertained the
Whist club Monday evening. The la
dies will meet at Mrs. Hamilton's
February 10th.
Invitations have been issued for a
ball to be given by the Elks, in Maen'
nerchor hall Monday evening, Feb
ruary 10th.
Mrs. Chas. Hutton Of Fort Sanders, is
now a Laramieite. and is costly domi
ciled with Mrs. Hegewald, on Sixth
street.
The German Birthday club spent
delightful afternoon Wednesday will
MRS. Weiser. corner Fifth and Lewis
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