, 1903-01-24

airy End the Brownings will continue
their work at the Slosson residence.
900
One OF the enjoyable dinners
OF the week was served at Prof.
Knights Thursday evening. covers be
ing laid for Prof and Mrs. Nelson.
Prof. and Mrs. Slosson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Corthell ana DR.. Irving. Ask some OF
the boys who e~XCelIed at the egg
contest.
The celebration of the birthday Of
Robert Burns. which will be held to-
night in North Star hall under the
Gem City. promises to equal or excel
its predecessors and furnish a pleas
ing finale to one Of the gaycst weeks
ever enjoyed in Laramie.
900
The annual meeting of the aid
society of the Presbyterian church was
held Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
DR.. Patrick, and the following officers
were elected.
President-Mrs. p. C. Rauner.
Vice President-Mrs. Lynch.
Secretary-Mrs. Barber.
Treasurer-Mrs. Slosson.
Managers-Mrs. PASCAL and Mrs.
DeForest.
The ladies discussed plans for the
rev church and the outlook for the
agement of the able officers selected Is
very encouraging. February 4th tile
ladies will meet with Mrs. Barber.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larkin entertain
ed the Charity Whist club at the home
Mrs. Fred A. Miller Thursday even
ing. and the session is declared to De
one of the most enjoyable ever held
by this popular club. Severa, of the
members were unable to attend and
the special guests who substituted
were Mrs. Marsh. Misses Edith
Abrams, Eta Dekay, Liversy and DR..
McNiff. The daintiest of lunches was
Mrs. L.arkin being assisted by
Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Mahoney and Mrs.
Douglass will entertain the club at its
next session at the home of the former
February 5.
Mrs. E. d. Hiskey, who has been
suffering from her old throat trouble
all week, was able to sit up a short
yesterday, and her many friends
now trust she will speedily regain her
health.
Mrs. DIR. Clark is entertaining the
members of her class in music this aft
ernoon at her studio in St. Matthews
hall.
Mrs. Wilmot and Misses June and
Edna Wilmot Of Cheyenne are the
guests of their relatives, Mrs. Oakley
and Mrs. Elmer Lovejoy.
900
The C. C.'s played Thursday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. John Costin,
special guests being Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred George. Mrs. George won the
first prize for ladies', Mrs. Lovejoy
the econ and Mrs. Costin the conso-
lation. Mr.. George was not to be dis
tanced by his wife, so he captured the
gentlemen's first; Mr.. Snyder, second.
and Mr.. Converse. consolation. Mrs.
George Harris will entertain the club
on the night of February 5.
900
The regular monthly session of the
missionary society of the Presby-
terrain church will be entertained next
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. John
Baillie and Mrs. David Reid at the
home of the former.
900
Speaking of luck p%erching on the
banners of a family, the following rec
ord is noteworthy: Last Saturday
evening Mrs. George Harris won the
S. given by the repertoire company at
the Opera House, and Mrs. Snyder,
Mrs. Costin and Miss Agnes Costin
walked away with the prize offered by
the managers of the masquerade ball
at North Star hall. On the same even
ing Mr.. James Kennedy received a
handsome cash prize at a masquerade
ball in Pocatello. Idaho. and there are
other members of the family yet to be
heard from.