, 1902-11-01

On account of important matters con
corning the election The Republican
finds it impossible today to do justice
to the festivities OF a most delightful
week. Many items of interest are en-
tirely omitted and other happenings
are made extremely brief. The highly
successful supper and fair given by the
ladies' Of the West Side church has al,
ready been reported at length. 1t was
one of the ~pleasantest events of the
week.
On Thursday evening also occurred
the calico ball" given under the aus,
pices OF the ladies of the Cathedra!
guild. This organization is noted for
the social success OF it's unique gath
erings. and this one proved to be
only more than ordinarily enjoyable.
but a financial success as well.
900
The Sixty club has been in existence
two years and a half, but all the meet
ings of this remarkable organization
have been held at the homes of its
members until last Saturday afternoon.
when Mrs Fred A. Miller filled her
lovely parlors with of the happiest
companies which ever enjoyed her gen
ial hospitality. Mrs. Miller entertain
ed the club complimentary to Madame
Miller. who resides with her son. and
o her own mother. Mrs. Prouty. of
Peru, Neb., who during a visit of a
ear and a half in Laramie and vicinity
as endeared herself to all with whom
he has come in contact. Mrs. Prouty
eparted the following day for her
ONE, and the prospect of bidding her
Goodbye cast a tinge of sadness over
hat was otherwise the most delight
III of afternoons. Every prepare
ion which could be imagined had been
ranged for the happiness of the club.
nd the picture they presented clus-
cred in happy groups about the cheer
I'll open fire in the library vas a rare
y beautiful one. Mrs. Eagon was pres
mt to perfect the pleasure with the
nelody of her sweet voice and with
he sympathetic accompaniment of
Miss Francis Williams, evoked enthusi-
lstic applause. Her first number was
he song Il Love You Dear and Only
YOU" from THE Burgomaster." La
er she sang by request one old favor
tie after another with much expression
md received cordial thanks from her
auditors. Mrs. Miller was also felici-
ated upon the success of the event,
short but interesting speeches" being
made by several Of her guests. Mrs.
Prouty, who made a notable address
before the W. R. C. last winter, relating
wildly some Of her exciting adven-
lures during the wal Of the rebellion.
made a few remarks but did not re-
late her life story. reserving that for
visit Laramie. Miss Zoe Miller assist
ed her mother in looking after the
pleasure of the guests. and 1t was her
precious little fingers which pinned OF
each pretty gown the dainty souvenir
bouquets Of white and pink carnations
wreathed with graceful smilax. The
elaborate and delicious lunch was
served in courses. the chos-
color scheme Of pink and white be.
ing daintily carried out in cakes and
ices. Mrs. Bower and Miss Laura VOL
boil of Centennial efficiently aided Mrs.
Miller in serving her guests, and also
received a generous share Of congratu-
from the club. The members
able to be present were Mrs. Godat.
Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Mulholland. Mrs. Rob
inson, Mrs. Stark, Mrs. Naismith. Mrs.
Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Foote.
Mrs. Mckinley Of Mexico. Mo-, was a
guest and others in attendance
Madame Miller. Mrs. Prouty. Mrs.
Bellamy, Mrs. Cook. Mrs. Eagon and
Miss Francis Williams.
600
The c. C. Card club was delightfully."-
entertained Thursday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Lovejoy. 1t was de-
cided to play next time with Mrs.
Halloween was lavishly and delight
fully celebrated in Laramie. lack of
space %forbidding extensive notice of
the numerous functions given in hon
of the popular holiday. The Uni
Dancing club gave a delightful
hop at North Star hall. Miss Venus
was at home to a large party of
Miss Myrtle Ware was the
at a delightfully."- bloodcurdling
ghost gathering, Miss Neva Nelson en-
a party Of university girls
in her charming manner. the Knight
children reigned at an old fashioned
Misses Ida McClary and Dollie
gave an elaborate party. the
Mccullough residence was raided by
a company of friends and there were
things dom" at ]. T. Holidays. With
the picture Kings" at the Opera
IJouca ond tho %olorueDt DOlliyar at the