, 1903-03-28

generation.
900.
Miss Manda Burke, who on Wednes-
day evening became the bride of Ed
mund r. Peale of Cheyenne. received a
number of very handsome presents,
two of the most appreciated being from
the ladies' of the West Side church and
the scholars of the West Side Sunday
school, of which latter she had been
the superintendent for a long time.
They called at her apartments Monday
evening, the ladies starting from one
place and the children from another,
taking Miss Burke completely by sur
prise.
900
OF the Presbyterian Missionary socie-
ty held this veal convened at Mrs.
BIamel's Wednesday afternoon. There
was a large attendance. and business
of importance was transacted. it being
the annual election of officers. 1t was
the unanimous opinion OF the ladies
that Mrs. Hogbin, the beloved wife of
the pastor of the church, who is slowly
convalescing from q serious Illness,
should be relieved from the anxieties of
the society for some time to come. to
the end that she may entirely ecore
her health and strength and be spared
for many years of usefulness. The fol
Loving ladies we're selected to carry on
the work:
President-Mrs. Boyd.
First Vice President-Mrs. Stark.
Second Vice President-Mrs. Blake.
Third Vice President-Mrs. Lynch.
Secretary-Mrs. Gates.
Treasurer-Mrs. Baillie.
Mrs. Stark and Mrs. Gates were
elected delegates to the meeting at
Boulder April 22nd. at which time the
Wyoming churches will hold their last
sessions as members OF the Colorado
presbytery. Mrs. Bramel served an
elaborate luncheon and a delightful so
cial session succeeded the completion
OF the work of the afternoon.
900
Tuesday was the birthday of Mrs.
George Baillie and she expected it to
pass much as other days do. but her
friends decided differently and, direct
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gave her a surprise from which she has
not recovered yet. Those who called
unlimited we're Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kline
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodring, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Stirling. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Nc
Donald, Mr.. and Mrs. Storey. Mr.. and
Mrs. OpDyke, Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. John Baltic, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mcdonald. MA and Mrs. Wurl,
Miss Klipbouse, Miss Jessie Graham,
James Graham and Will. John and Fred
Baillie. This b~esieging army bore an
attractive offering of fine china and
had also provided itself with a gener-
GUS store of delicious edibles, so the
fort readily capltulated ana the nouTS
passed rapidly and happily away.
900
tain a c%ongenial party of friends at tea
this evening.
Mrs. Hey of Denver and her daugh-
ter, Ethel, are the guests of their faith
er and mother, MI. and Mrs. Jabez
Cook, and other relatives. Mrs. Hey
was reared in Laramie and has a host
OF friends here . She has not before
visited the city for a dozen years.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kennedy, living
in the southern suburbs of the city,
gave an elegant dinner Thursday aft
ernoon the meal being served in nine
courses. The following guests were
present and thoroughly enjoyed the
menu: Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Smart, Mr.,
and Mrs. Steve Frazer, Mrs. Glidden
and Misses Georgia and Bessie, II
Guy Holiday, and Misses Mamie and
Rose Kennedy.
900
A bowling party was given Wednes-
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bath
at their apartments on Second street.
the participants being Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thees, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Fra
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Smart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Cameron, Mrs. Glidden and
Misses Georgia and Bessie Glidden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Cornwall and
Miss Mamie Kennedy and Mr.. Guy
Holiday. Prizes were Won by Mrs.
Thees and Mr.. Cameron, the BOBBY
prizes going to Mr.. Holiday and Miss
Kennedy. An elegant supper was
served by Mrs. Bath and it was well
toward the turn of the night when
the guests returned to their homes.
900
Among the visitors to the city are
Mrs. S. S. Morris and Miss Morris, the
wife and daughter of the chief dis
patcher for the railroad company mere.
Mrs. Morris is well acquainted with
Bishop Talbot, formerly of the diocese
of Laramie, and one of his most ard
ent admirers. She is here to find a
house in which she can make her
home. Miss Morris is a pupil in the
high school at Denver.