, 1903-03-14

lueiT lauillI6S anu d numDe OF Otner
relatives, including Prof. Will Nagle OF
this city. The IONS and families pre-
scented their mother with a magniti.
cent floral piece, her daughter gave a
d~rawnwork lunch cloth, other friends
remembered her in many ways, and
there was an elegant repast. Music, both
instrumental and vocal, helped to make
a most delightful afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Nagle have resided in Lar
annie for many years and have num-
erous friends here who will wish them
many more and happy years on earth.
900
The Scandinavian Dancing club gave
a very enjoyable lance at North Star
hall Thursday night. that being the last
its is believed, for the present season.
The attendance was not so large as on
some occasions. but the dancing was
heartily enjoyed.
900
Hon and Mrs. S. A. Bristol arrived
from Cheyenne today and are guests
of their relatives, Mr.. n Mrs. Stark,
at their suburban ranch.
900
The March session of the Alpha Cir
Gle was held Monday evening with Mrs.
J. T. Holiday. the time being devoted
to selected readings.
900
The Clos studied Chimes literature
at the Fitch residence Tuesday even
ing, Mr.. Arnold presenting the paper
in the absence of Mrs. Moudy who is
i'll. Mrs. Slosson led the discussion
which was an exceedingly animated
one, and Prof. Ridgaway contributed
the reading. The session of March
Gath will be held at Prof. S~losson's,
and Mrs. Preston will give the read
ing, Prof. Merz appearing on the pro-
gram for the paper.
900
The second birthday of Miss Marie
V. Woodruff was appropriately cele-
brated at her home Thursday after
noon, the little people being accompan-
led by their mammas. There were bush
els of toys to play with and dear little
souvenir mother dollies with babies for
all the guests. The elegant lunch in
cluded a wonderful cake with two blaz-
ing candles. The little hostess receiv-
ed a large number OF pretty gifts. The
invitation list included Mrs. c. d.
Spalding inc son, Mrs. Harry Cord
inier and Hamilton, Mrs. Annis and
Merrill, Mrs. Nice and Katherine, Mrs.
Eagon and William, Mrs. knight and
Oliver, Mrs. Barber and Dorothy, Mrs.
Yates and William, and Miss Irene
Spalding.
A few friends were entertained last
Thursday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mathison in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. w. Condit, who leave next
week for Colorado. The Condits will
visit a short time in Denver and will
hen go to Silverton, near where Mr..
Condit will have charge of the extern
sive mining business in which he and
his father are interested with eastern
parties.
900
Mrs. Fred A. Miller writes from Ho-
tel Potter, Santa Barbara, Cal, under
date of the Sth as follows: Il think of
all my Laramie friends very often, but
we are on the move so constantly
don't find much time to write. We have
been away just three weeks today. Mr..
Miller and | both enjoy this lovely eli
mate, and | feel much better We left
SanDiego Saturday night at 8 o'clock,
on the boat State of California" and
arrived here yesterday at 5 O'Clock. |
SC enjoyed the trip. and this place is
beautiful beyond description This no.
tel is about the prettiest and best I've
seen. it having been open only two
months. 1t has 450 rooms, all or the
outside. We expect to visit the old
mission and LOOK around today, and go
to Los Angeles tomorrow. Will stop
there a week or SO n go to Catalina
island one day, besides seeing all
points of interest around Pasadena and
Los Angeles. Then we will go to Mon
terey for a. day or two, thence to San
Francisco for a week and Their home.
We stopped at Ogden, Salt Lake, Sa-
cramento, Los Angeles and Pasadena,
short stays only on our way to San
Francisco. We spent eleven days at
Coronado hotel, Coronado beach, just
across the bay from San Diego. We
lunched at the Florence hotel with Mr..
and Mrs. Ivinson. l met Mrs. Grows
daughter there, also Mrs. Kidd's daugh-
ter, Miss Esther Kidd. We expect to
go to San Francisco from Monterey by
water. The old ocean lie look so good,
but lonesome, for you don't see so many
vessels on the Pacific coast as on the
Atlantic. We spent one whole day in
Chinatown, San Francisco: can't de
scribe it on paper, but would not have
missed it for anything"