, 1903-03-14

supper and remaining during the eve.
ing Mrs. Brueckner was the recipient
OF a large number of beautiful and
useful presents and opines that it is
a pity birthdays occur only once
a year. Among the ladies present
were Mrs. John F. Johnson, Mrs. Rich.
ard E%berhardt. Mrs. George Fischer,
Mrs. John Lohlein, Mrs. Allen Gobel,
man. Mrs. Mike Erne, Mrs. Joseph
Erne, Mrs. Z. T. Clarity, Mrs. Sophia
kleeman and Mrs. Charles Manawal of
Cheyenne; Misses Agnes Kleeman, Ag-
mes Clarity, Edna Goldman, Dora Co
belman, Julia Manawal and Minnie
Manawal, Mrs. Schaffer of Cheyenne
being unable to be present.
900
Mrs. James Matnison enter
tained the Cathedral Guild Wednesday
afternoon. 1t was decided to meet
with Mrs. Rhodes on Tuesday of next
week. The ladies have a large amount
of work on hand in preparation for
their Easter entertainment and fair
and hope the ensuing sessions of the
guild will be largely attended by will,
ing workers.
900
The relatives of Mrs. Richard Eber-
hardt, included her sister and nieces,
Mrs. Manewal and Misses Julia and
Minnie Manewal OF Cheyenne assembl-
ed at her home on Wednesday eve
and celebrated her birthday in a most
delightful manner
900
Mrs. Dawson of Sidney, Neb., who
has been the guest of her son J. Fred
Dawson at the Thornburgh, expects to
depart for home early next week. Mrs.
Dawson was an intimate friend of Mrs.
E. r. Breisch at Sidney, and the ladies'
have enjoyed a delightful season to-
gether.
A number of Laramie's benevolent
ladies have undertaken the spring sew
ing necessary for the little ones at the
%orphanage, many ow whom are receiv-
ed in a destitute condition. This circle
worked at st. Mary's school on Tues
day evening and Thursday afternoon
of this week, and expect to sew again
at the same place next Thursday after
noon. All ladies OF the city who are
willing to devote a little OF their time
to these unfortunate children are in
vited to be present and lend a charata-
BILE hand.
900
The c. C. card club will play next
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Converse.
Mrs. Elmer Lovejoy will oticiate
as hostess for the jolly Eight tonight.
Tine Gentlemen's Whist club held a
delightful session Thursday evening
with Mr.. Stickney.
900
The Birthday club will celebrate the
anniversaries of Mrs. James Mathison,
Mrs. Charles Reals and Mrs. John
Baillie next Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Mathison.
900
President and Mrs. Smiley will en-,
terrain the Browning club next Mon
day evening.
Barlow's Minstrels are advertised
for next Wednesday evening at the
New Grand, and a little Laramie las
sic remarked wistfully: Il do wish
could see Bill Barlow's minstrels."
900
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Thomas enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening in
honor of Hon. John W. Hay and young
son of Rock Springs, the guests includ-
ing their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Davis, Mr.. John Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. S. H. Campbell and son, Otto. An
elegant dinner was served.
900
The aid society Of the Presbyterian
church convened in special session at
Mrs. Vance's yesterday afternoon and
completed arrangements for the st,
Patrick Day suprer at the cottage next
Tuesday evening. The regular meeting
of the aid will be held at the same resi-.
dence next Wednesday afternoon.
900
Mrs. Bramel will entertain the Mis-
sionary society Of the Presbyterian
church at her home Wednesday March
25th.
Mrs. PASCAL does not expect to re
move to Cheyenne before the LIST of
June.
The men Of the Presbyterian church
have been stricken with the prevailing
infection and threaten to give a duck
supper early in April entirely without
the laid or consent" of their better
halves, who respectfully suggest April
LIST as a strikingly appropriate day for
the event. AS in the celebrated hare
receipt, the gentlemen will first shoot
their ducks.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Eggleston gave
an elaborate dining last evening, the