, 1903-01-24

n interesting general discussion fol
lowed, and the program was cOmplet-
ed by a reading by Mrs. Fitch. The
next meeting will be held at Mr.. Ar
nold's on February 3.
900
MIR. and Mrs. Sigman gave a splen-
did turkey dinner last Sunday at the
experiment farm. which was enjoyed
by DR.. and Mrs. Rhodes. DR.. and Mrs.
Douglass, Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Miss
Zoe Miller and Miss Jean Douglass.
900
The Ladies' Card club played Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Hodgeman
Mrs. Kennedy will be the hostess next
week.
Miss Venus Frazee marshalcd a
host which surprised Miss Gladys
Corthell at her home last Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Arnold entertained a large
party of university students very de
lightfully last Saturday evening.
900
Mrs. Van else is spending some
days in Denver with her husband. who
is located there for the present.
900
The Elks have engaged the Fort
Russell orchestra for their dance on
the evening of February is and are
making preparations for quite the
swell event of the season. Very hand
some invitations have been issued and
a large crowd will be in attendance.
900
The Ladies' Aid society of the West
Side church will meet the first Tues
day afternoon in next month and re-
arrange the official list. 1t is believed
that Mrs. Hansen. the wife of the pas
tor and a leading officer of the organ
%izatioI. will spend the summer in
Europe.
A number of Laramie ladies expe t
to accompany their husbands to Chey-,
nne early next month and attend the
sessions of the Wyoming industrial
egate has been named from this coun-
ty, DR.. Grace R. Hebard. secretary of
the board of trustees of the university.
and she will attend. She was ap-
pointed by Governor Richards.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Wagner, who
have recently moved to town from
Carbon and bought the handsome Har-
riS residence at the corne of Fifth
and Garfield streets, we're guests of
Hermion temple, Rathbone Sisters, at
the social Thursday night. They are
delightful additions to the society of
the city. Miss Nellie Wagner and Carl
Wagner are students at the university.
900
The S7th birthday of Grandmother
Troderup was pleasantly celebrated
by the German Birthday club at the
home of her son. Charles Troederup,
or the afternoon of the 18th. There
was a splendid lunch. and the event
was a C in every particular.
Grandmother T%roederup received re-
membranes from all the club mem
bers and many other friends. particu-
larly worthy of note being a magnifi-
cent bouquet of roses and carnations
from Senator Hanson of Rawlins.
900
The gaiety of the week was success
fully inaugurated by the pretty dance
by the Lake Front Dancing club at
North Star hall Monday evening.
ooo
1.-The Burglar and the Wait" was
greeted by a small house at the Man
aeer Monday evening, but the COM
pany gave one of the best entertain
ments of the season.
600
About thirty friends invaded the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sayer Hansen,
1852 Sixth street, on the night of the
18th, the occasion being the 45th IN
niversary of the birth of Mrs. Hansen.
The affair vas a complete surprise to
the genial occupants of the cosy home,
Mr.. Hansen being down town at the
time. The visitors brought an ele-
CANT repast with them and the even
ing was spent with games. music,
conversation, etc. Mr.. and Mrs. Han
sen were married in Laramie in 1880
and have lived here e since. They
came from Europe nearly at the same
time and have rearol a very interest