, 1903-02-21

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Mrs. Kidd and Mrs. Price Jacobs en-
tertained the Charity Whist club last
night. proving ideal ~hostesses. The
sessions OF this club continually in
crease in interest and it was with sin
! cere regret that the members last night
babe each other goodbye until after
Lent. Mrs. DR.. Rhodes and Mrs. Stick,
ney will entertain Thursday evening,
April 10th.
There will be a meeting of the execu.
tive board of the Woman's club next
Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. knights at
3:45 sharp.
900
William, the bright little son of Cap,
tain and Mrs. Yates, who has been
threatened with pneumonia for several
days, is now believed to be GONZALES.
cling.
The session of the Woman's club
held last Saturday afternoon with Miss
Mary Wright as leader, proved to be of
more than ordinary interest. The topic
was THE Early Pioneers of Wyo-
ming" and among those taking part
were Miss Wright. Mrs. Nelson and
Mrs. Clark. The early settlers men
toned included Kit Carson, Jim Bridg-
er and Jim Baker and Father DeSmet.
A very interesting letter was read from
Hon. John H%unton, of Fort Laramie,
who wrote concerning the death of his
brother James, slain by the Indians on
the Chugwater in 1876. The Ladies'
quartette rendered several selections
very acceptably.
The c. G. card club spent the even
ing very pleasantly Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Lovejoy. The next
session will be held March 5th at the
Mueller residence.
900
Madame Lynch entertained n few
friends very charmingly last night at
a George Washington" party. those
present reporting a very enjoyable ev-
ening.
Mrs. Charles H. Harris, who has been
extremely i'll during the week, is now
improving and is considered out of
danger.
Following is the program for the
musical to be given Monday evening
at the residence of Mrs. Kidd, for the
benefit of the Episcopal church:
Orchestra selection--"White Queen
Overture" Prof. Niethe's orchestra.
Piano selection-"Concerto" (Hum-
mel), Prof. Samuel Rosenberg.
Vocal selection-Mr. Muckley.
Piano selection-"Autumn" (Cham-
inada), Mrs. DR.. Clark.
Vocal selection-Ladies' quartette.
Piano selection-Shumann's Noe
turne, OPP. %, Mrs. Prof. Lee.
Vocal selection-'My King" Drank
Lynes), Mrs. DIR. Sawyer.
Orchestra selection-"Hearts and
Flowers" Prot. Niethe's orchestra.
Piano selection by the Apollo-Prof.
Paderewski.
Victor Talking Machine selections.
600
The Jolly Eight will play tonight
with Mrs. Farley Mathison.
900
Mrs. Kidd entertained the Guild very
pleasantly this week. Next week the
session will be held with Mrs. Douglas
william.
The regular monthly session Of the
Missionary ,ciety of the Presbyterian
church will be held next Wednesday af-
t%ernoon with Mrs. Smiley.
900
The Clio club met February 18th at
the Symons residence and Mr.. Fitch
read an exceedingly able paper on Iii
Hung Chang" Mrs. Symons led the
animated discussion and Mrs. Slosson
had the reading. The session of March
Sd will be held with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fitch.
600
The-Ladies' card club will play next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Conner.
900
The Aid society of the Presbyterian
church held a profitable session Wedn.
esday with DR.. Patrick, discussing bust.
ness matters Of much interest, which
will be decided at a meeting to be held
March 4th, with Mrs. PASCAL.
Mr.. W. E. Chaplin was host at an
enjoyable dinner given at the Chey.
enne club Thursday evening, his guests
being Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford, Colonel
and Mrs. e. A. Slack and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Bond. On Tuesday the hand.
some home Of Senator w. R. Schnit.
ger was the scene of a charming after.
noon tea given by Mrs. Schnitger. in
honor Of the wives of out of town sen.
ators and representatives. Might've
was played, Mrs. Cooper having the
highest score. The guests were Mes.
DANES Richards, Bramel, Madden,
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