, 1903-03-07

by Miss Lee served light refreshments.
Leader.
The C. C. card club gathered at the
Mueller residence for one of its pleas
ant sessions Thursday evening. The
first prize for ladies was won by Mrs.
George Harris. the second going to
Mrs. Snyder. Mr.. Lovejoy won the
gentlemen's first, Mrs. Costin second.
Mr.. and Mrs. Converse will entertain
the club March 10Th.
900
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church met with Mrs. Fitch We'd
nesday afternoon and tied a comfort
which will be sold. Refreshments
were served. The next place of meet
ing was not chosen. The attendance
was quite good.
900
Twenty-Five members of the Ladies'
Aid society Of the West Side church
held the monthly meeting with Mrs.
Paul Bath Thursday afternoon and had
a real good time" The next meeting
will be with Mrs. A. e. Christie. on the
first Thursday afternoon in April.
900
The hosts of friends of Mrs. PASCAL
and Miss Bessie PASCAL are rejoicing
that they will continue to make their
home in Laramie, for some months at
least. Mrs. PASCAL would be especial
ly missed in Presbyterian circles.
where she is conceded to be one of the
most energetic and popular workers for
the good of the organization.
900
Rev. w. l.. Ridgely delivered a
splendid address on the ome of
China before a representative body of
Laramie ladies in the parlors of St.
Matthew'S hall Wednesday afternoon.
After the lecture the Episcopal ladies
tea and a social hour was much
enjoyed.
Short and tall, large and small, old
and young. are planning to attend the
old-fashioned ball next Friday evening, |
incidentally to provide money for the
INDECENT of the city, but really to have
the biggest frolic of the year. The
top boots and practising pigeonwings,
with the idea of i%nstructing their eld-
ers, and there are rumors aaoat of
filters and hair in puffs, and other
toilet eccentricities of by-gone days.
In fact it promises to rival in interest
the remarkable 'bloomer" ball at Raw
Inns, which has set the entire press of
the state by the ears.
900
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church had a very enjoyable time
the church last night, in a sociable
including a musical and literary pro-
gram.
Miss Katherine Nice. who has been
seriously i'll the past ten days. is nov
rapidly co~nvalescing, to the delight of
her relatives and hosts of friends.
900
The North Star society will cele-
brate it's fifteenth anniversary a week
from tonight. and has issued invita-
lions to the Danish Brotherhood and
Sisterhood and all Scandinavians in
the city. A good time is looked for.
900
The young peoples society Of the
Baptist church had a Giving authors"
party at Mrs. Frazee's last night, a
large number of the members Of the
society, congregation and Sunday |
school being present. Living Auth
ors" was the first game, followed by a
geographical game, each participant
being required to locate some article
likely to have been produced in the
country or state whose name was on
the slip given to the individual partici-
pant. Quite a lively time was had and
almost every article of furniture and
furnishing in the large parlors was
moved in the endeavor to locate the
sought. Refreshments were
in the dining room. consisting
of chocolate, ham and nut sandwiches
and cake. The cup in the hall receiv-
ed a generous share of the small
change of the city.
Would Smash the Club.