, 1903-01-03


'he Time me auies were uiscussih
the 'eo' " s'a'i'uoe "soihins o"es u
her ho'ie ""s'"hu'
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Mr.. ana MIS-. II. X. Llndsay ceieora
GU liz hi'n ah'l'eiSaiS vi 'heii ihd'i'
"se i"'' Nlo'N"s e'ehihs' os " party a'
'nei' no"'e' Inc nluseileh' Vi 'he
evening were p"iior salhes anu MUSIC
al'ei WHICH d ua'h's luhch was served
A huhipef oi handsome ana useful pres
ents were received. Those present were
Al US a. u "'se III SUI ii"i'
oi"' MI Nv MIS-. - f. 'oheS ana son
ri"hNie' MI. anu MIS-. A. ). huil' MI.
anu Mrs' H. IT, L'hosas' ME- A u. h'ch-
a'os' MI IL NJ 11icharus' MI George
f1icharas Vi cheyenne MIS- Belle Jones
Is Eva anu LINE Jones anu MISS Ia!
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IL "'di''iia''" Dalclhs ciup gave
aho'ie' VI no very ple''s it'le hopS
DIT Noi'h 9'al hail last hight uahclAs
iloih > u L ocioch' ABOUT fifteen cou-
pies 'e'hs p'eseh'. MISS heoecc"
Sooh pleSiueu a' 'he Pidho'
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MIS-. l." oit'er was 'ne hostess at Il
u'hhe' gwen last SUNDAY lhose pres
eht were, MISS Anna "llle from Evans
Coio'' Mt. ana MIS- Elmer Hardwlck'
MI. ahd MIS-. Johh Wallace MIS-. SIT
Ter, Willie Illlie, and Herman Sitter.
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Inc MISSIONARY society OF the Pres
byterian church met Wednesday after
hoo WIN Mrs vance, the exercises
being opened by Scripture reading by
MIS-. Lyhch. when was followed by
prayer by he'. f1osDlh. MIS-. Gates
presented an interesting account OF
mission work ana general conditions
III washington, Whlle Mrs. BOYD spoke
OF the SCHOOLS IN New Mexico. A me
musicai program was l~nterspersed,
"hlch consisted OF instrumental SOLOS
by Misses Sorchle Moss II Ida Lang
heldt, ana vocal selections by Misses
Lucia Patrick, Ida Langheldt and
Annie REID. me hostess served the
daintlest OF unches n a social hour
was enjoyed by the large NUMBER OF
ladies' who were In attendance. The
session OF the society VIII be
entertained by Mrs. John Baliile n
Mrs. Reid at the home OF the former.
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Mrs. E. S. BOYD and daughters re-
ceived their friends Thursday after
non complimentary to their guest. Mrs.
p. Z. Condlt OF Denver.
The Mysterious Five assisted by their
girl friends, watched the old year out
at the Beltz n a splendid
time they mad OF 1t, adding, 1t IS alleg-
more IMAM thelr snare OF the noise
to the deafenlng din whlch astonlshed
the young year IN Laramie this season.
AT Sin O'CLOCK, MRS. Beltz assisted by
Mrs. Chaplin, served an elaborate tur-
dinner to the party and the dis
cussion of the repast occupied the I'M
divided for a long time. La
ter there was music n danclng'games
OF various sorts and a general good
time which was completed by the mid
night hubbub n a fine display OF hre-
works. Those present were MAIZE
Chaplin and Warren Beltz. Ethel Mil
Ter and Harry Hunt, Ruth Holiday and
Henry Pope, Ida Langheldt and john
Hullet Rose Kennedy and Tom Chap
lin, Vera Mueller and Lester Miller and
Alden Ballard.
The public library has received a
magnificent numbered copy OF The
Lawson History of the Americas Cup
bound in white and gold and inscribed
as follows: This book is published
mas W. Lawson, in an edition of three
thousand copies, OF which this copy,
Number 966, is presented to the Albany
County Free Library"
600
The Misses Lynch entertained a few
friends informally Thursday evening,
'he piii'ipai ani"sehheh'S oeihs "
MuSlcdl f"COLldlce anu entertaining
experiments III Thought uahsie'eh'e