, 1903-02-14

pretty red, white and blue heart. The
little host was a1ectionately remem'
bered by his friends, those present be.
ing as follows: Mrs. Fisher and Dor.
othy, Mrs. Nice and Katherine. Mrs.
Woodruff and Marie, Mrs. Cordinier
and Hamilton, Mrs. Burum and
George, Mrs. Gilkison and Irene and
Mrs. Yates and William.
600
Prof. Merz and Miss Merz gave a
charming dinner last Saturday even
ing, covers being laid for Prof. and
Mrs. Roberts and son, Prof. and Mrs.
Peterson and niece and Miss Nellie
Wagner.
The Ladies' Card club played Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. c. W. Spald-
ing. Mrs. Conner will entertain the
club the oath.
Miss Mamie Fast gave a pretty card
party Thursday evening for a few Of
her friends, those playing being Misses
Eta Kennedy. Bessie PASCAL, Evelyn
Corthell and Mamie Fast, and Messrs.
Herbert Kennedy, Forest Keiter. Ben
ME Bellamy and Frank Fast.
900
Captain and Mrs. Yates will be at
home to a large party of friends this
evening.
The Jolly Eight play tonight wiz
Mrs. Levitt.
Next Wednesday afternoon the Pres.
byterian Aid society will meet with
Mrs. DR.. Patrick.
The members of the Imperial Mil
itary band have decided to give their
annual supper and ball on the night Of
Friday, April "a.
600
Mrs, Dayton served elegant refresh
ments to the ladies who braved the
storm to attend the Guild meeting at
her house Wednesday afternoon. The
time was spent in discussing the an
nual fair which this society will give
as usual after Easter, and an enter
tainment and supper at the Maenner-
Choir will probably be features Of the
event this year. The Guild will meet
next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Kid at 512 South Second street.
800
The Lloyla club met Wednesday
evening with Miss Katie Murphy. A
mandolin and guitar clue was formed,
which promises to be an attractive
feature OF the club in the future. The
next session will be held the 5th of
March with Miss Katie Featherstone.
600
The Game Keeper" comes next
Monday night to the Opera House.
Mrs. ]. L. Code and Mrs. Glidden of
this city have received newspaper clip
pings announcing the marriage of their
niece, Miss Georgia Meade of Hill City,
s.. D., to Mr.. John Wilson of Deadwood,
on Monday, January 10. at the Hill
City Catholic church, Rev. Father
Hayes performing the ceremony. The
groom is a prominent business man
Of Deadwood, being the junior partner
of the hardware firm Of Wilson, Ken
ney & Co. The bride is a daughter of
the late Mrs. Timothy Coleman, the
sister of the Laramie ladies, and the
papers speak in high terms of praise
of her many charms.
Miss Baily of Centennial was the
guest of Mrs. Fred A. Miller during
the past week.
The G. c. Card club will play next
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Lovejoy.
The musical event Of the coming
week will be the production of 1.-The
Chimes of Normandy" on Monday and
Tuesday evenings, rehearsals for
which have been going on for several
weeks. The cast numbers some of the
leading singers of Laramie. and the
costumes are said to have been rented
from a Denver costumer and are true
to the time, of which the opera is a
portrayal.
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Judge and Mrs. Carpenter gave an
deliberately appointed 6 o'clock dinner
Saturday evening, in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Eagon of the Thornburgh,
who were about to depart for Los An
geles, Cal. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Dagon, Miss Blanche Nc
Dermott, Miss Frances Williams and
Mr.. J. Fred Dawson.
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Miss Frances williams and MI. J..
Fred Dawson, Miss Blanche McDer-
mott and Mr.. Jay Burns of Omaha
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
C. EAgon 1t q 6 o'clock dinner At the
Thornbursh Monday evening. The
dinner ri served In courses and was
heartily enjoyed. MI. and Mrs. Eagon
departed the next evening for Cali
fornia for . short visit.