, 1903-02-28
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

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5 Recolle:tions of Home. S. b. Mills
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The delightful harmony and unani,
nifty of the library meeting Thursday
night is still the absorbing topic of con.
%versation, and it is ~fervently hoped
that nothing may occur to disturb the
spirit of qualification and delight which
animates the community at the pros.
pect of the establishment: of an institu-
ton which is sure to be of such in.
estimable benefit to the county. And
above all how it does warm the heart
to see such citizens as J. H. Symons.
w. H. Holiday and Prof Slosson, whose
notable private libraries have long
been the pride of the city and whose
children are amply supplied with the
choicest of literature, entering with un-
bounded n truly unselfsh enthusi-
asm into a project designed for the up
lifting of boy and girls less fortunate
than their OWL Laramie may well
point with pride to her great natural
resources and to her rapid advance
ment along many lines, but her most
precious possession is the master
minds and generous hearts of these
men ard others like them. All honor to
the sturdy Scotchman who longs to
provide for each poor boy the coveted
volumes which were denied to his re-
stricted youth, but honor also to Mr..
Crumrine and to Prof. Nelson for their
efforts for the betterment of this com
munity, and honor to the loyal men and
women of the county who will accept
the trust committed to them and carry
to a successful completion the plans so
au~spiciously begun.
900
The Scandinavian Dancing club gave
a very pleasant dance last night, at
North Star hall, more than twenty
couples being present. Miss Rebecca
Cook furnished the music.
900
Laramieites have been invided to at
tend an entertainment to be given by
Cheyenne lodge, Knights of Pythias,
next Thursday evening, when the thir-
ty-ninth birthday anniversary of the
order will be celebrated.
900
Manager MarQuardt has "In Darkest
Hour underlined for presentation at
the New Grand Wednesday evening of
next week.
Mr.. Frank Chapman and Miss Mar
garet Brebner were married Wednes-
day evening and are spending their
honey moon at Wymore, Neb.
900
The aid society Of the Methodist
church will meet next Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. McCleery, 312
Eighth street.
Mrs. Prahl gave a dinner Monday in
honor Of Mrs. Broadd Of Nebraska,
who is the guest of the family of her
brother, Mr.. ]. w. johnson. and Mrs.
Chris Peterson is hostess in her honor
this afternoon. Mrs. Broadd will re-
turn home next week, accompanied by
her brother, for a short visit.
900
The Ladies' Guild of st. Matthews
cathedral will give a reception at st.
Matthew's hall Wednesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. to introduce Rev. L. B.
Ridgely Of Wochang. China, who will
talk on woman's work in China. The
ladies will serve tea. and invite the Ia
dies of all the other churches IN this
city to be present. Mr.. Ridgely is
head master of Boone school. one Of
the largest in China. having 600 schol-
ars, and is a most interesting talker.
having given much time to the study
of Chinese habits and customs. At
night he will speak at the cathedral
on "China-Its People and Its Relig-
ious Work"
The ladies of the Cathedral Guild
are industriously preparing for their
Easter fair. This week they worked at
Mrs. Williams, and the session for next
week will be held on Tuesday with Mrs.
Fred George jr.
Mrs. Durlacher will entertain the Jol-
ly Eight tonight.
A social session of the aid society Of
the Presbyterian church will be held
next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
PASCAL, Mrs. Eggleston assisting the
hostess in entertaining. Apleasant time
is anticipated and all ladies interested
in that organization are cordially invit-
ed to attend and enjoy a social hour.
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