, 1903-03-21

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he isn't quite ready to begin activ.
athletic work, he will nevertheless re
ceive a warm welcome from his host.
OF friends and admirers.
900
The meeting of the Birthday club a
| Mrs. James Mathison's Wednesday af
ternoon, planned to celebrate the an
niversaries of Mrs. Charles Reals, Mrs
John Baillie and Mrs. Mathison, was a
jolly affair in spite of the bowling biz
card, and the intrepid members who
braved the elements felt fully repaid
for their efforts. The daintiest OF
luncheons was served.
900
Mrs. Rhodes entertained the Ca
thedral Guild Tuesday afternoon. 1t
tainment and fair Tuesday, April 21st.
The ladies' will meet next Wednesday
with Mrs. Fred George jr.
900
Mrs. DR.. Stevens gave a charming
dinner Wednesday evening compliment.
tary to Mrs. d. A. Jones of Cheyenne.
900
The Lake Front Dancing club will
dance at the North Star hall tonight.
Mrs. d. A. Jones returned to Chey-
enne Thursday after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. E. T. Beltz and other Lara
mic friends.
The Sixty club will celebrate the
birthday of Mrs. Welch at her home
next Tuesday afternoon.
900
The Gentlemen's Whist club omitted
its session this week, but will next
play with P. c. Rauner.
900
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church cleared about s35 at their St.
Patrick days supper, in spite of the
furious storm which set in about 5
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Costin are the
guests of Mr.. Costin's relatives at Will
low Island, Neb.
900
On Monday evening Miss Helen
Fitzgerald entertained a number of
friends in celebration of her birthday.
In the guessing contest, which was a
list of twenty c%onundrums. Arthur
Myers won first prize. and Miss Hattie
GrantSt the second. After the playing
of other games, a bountiful supper was
served. The guests were: The Misses
Genevieve Griffin. Hattie Grant, Grace
Anderson, Evaline Park. Clara Epple.
Frances Ries, Bessie Nash. Ora Blake,
Louise Sullivan and Messrs. Roy linn,
Harry Clark, Frank Jones. Lloyd
George, Frank Lyons. Arthur Black.
Arthur Myers and Chance Carroll
Cheyenne Tribune.
Dorothy, the bright little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Foster, reached
her seventh birthday on Wednesday,
and had invited a number c. friends to
assist her in celebrating the event, but
the party was postponed on account of
the furious storm and the little people
pnoI. ,nrry fhic nftarr0Np ircfnoI
Mrs. Foster was assisted by Miss Fan
ME Hance. and the hours were far too
short to satisfy the happy children. a
dainty lunch furnishing the browning
feature of the afternoon. Miss Doro-
thy received a large number Of pretty
gifts from her guests and other
friends. The invitation list included
Vern Jameson. Carl Morris, John Nor
ris, Susie Hicks. Bessie Hicks, Mamie
Hicks, Maude Cook, Gussie Clary
Edna Clary, Florence Cummings, Rol-
and Cummings, Arolvie Shearer. WV
ian Shearer. Harry Simpson, Norman
Simpson, Alice Fitzgerald, Willie Fitz-
gerald, Grace Rauner Kate Mcbroom,
Frank McBroom, Earl McBroom, Dor
othy Thees, Iona Friday, Carl Friday,
Eddie Friday and George Hicks.
900
The Jolly Eight will I've tonight
with Mrs. Ruprecht.
The Maennerchor society will give
one of it's pleasant dances in its hall to-
night.
Miss Agnes Costin, who has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs. George
Harris, has returned to her home at
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