, 1903-03-21

Willow Island, Neb., to the great re-
greet of her large circle of friends.
900
Mrs. Bramel will entertain the Mis-
sionary society of the Presbyterian
church next Wednesday afternoon.
900
Miss Belle Moore of Toltec, will
spend her vacation at the Soule and
Chaplin residences.
ccc.
Miss Ray Daniels celebrated the
thirteenth anniversary of her birth
very appropriately last Saturday after
noon. The young lady received many
handsome presents. Those present
were Edith Miller. Tessie L~angheldt.
Irene Spalding, Hattie Erne, Mamie
Livingston, Anna Bills. Myrtle Ware,
Laura Baker, Lola Code, Helen Cordi-
ner, Matte Nicholson, Ethel Rauner,
Edna Simpson, Florence Knight, Mir
lam Doyle, Merle Kissick, Edna Owen,
Mrs. H. L. Baker. Mrs. H. R.. Lindsey
and Mrs. A. J. Hull.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Condit enter.
tanned a few of their friends last Mon,
day evening. prior to their departure
for their new home in Silverton, Colo,
Spelling and other games were enjoy
ed and a dainty lunch served. Mr.
Condit left for Denver Wednesday and
Mrs. Condit and little Edwin will prob
ably join him there Monday and pro
coed to Silverton. The Condits' many
friends here wish them success and
happiness in their new home.
; 900
Mrs. ]. H. Merriam returned last
: night from an enjoyable visit in Den
yer.
Mrs. C. B. Richie, who reached the
city a day or two ago. covered no less
than ten miles of the journey on snow
shoes, said to be a very long trip on
snowshoes for a lady.
900
The dancing party to be given next
Wednesday evening in North Star
hall by the officers of the cadet corps
promises to be one of the pleasantest
events of vacation week.
900
The members of the Imperial Mill
tary band promise some fine music at
the concert to be given by the organ
~ization Monday evening at the New
Grand as a benefit for Instructor Riley,
to whose ability and careful teaching
they feel deeply indebted.
900
The farewell party of the term was
given by the University Dancing club
at North Star hall Thursday evening,
and "a a notably pleasant affair. AT
its close the participants said only au
~revoir, hoping to meet again at the OPP
ening of the spring term.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. VanCice. Mrs. DR..
douglas and Misses Alice Holiday and
Jean Douglas were entertained at tea
by Mr.. and Mrs. Corthell last evening.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. Converse ofiiciated as
hosts for the C. C card club Thursday
evening, special guests being Mrs. Reid
and Messrs. Yelton and Kennedy. Mrs.
Mueller won the first prize for ladies'.
and Mrs. Snyder the second, the conso-
lation going to Mrs. Reid. Mr.. Mueller
refused to be excelled by his better
half and walked off with the gentle
mems first, Mrs. Converse winning the
second and Mr.. Yelton the consolation.
An elaborate lunch was served after
the game and it was decided to play on
the second of April with Mr.. and Mrs.
lBeltz.
DR.. and Mrs. Clark and Miss Helen
CLARK were dinner guests at the Spaf-
ford residence Sunday.
900
Mrs. Mills. of Fort Worth, Tex. ar
rived during the week. and will be the
lguest of her Laramie relatives for
some time. She rendered several gui-
tar numbers before the pupils Of Miss
lGerig and Miss Moudy yesterday aft
|ernoon, to the great pleasure of her
lauditors.
President and Mrs. Smiley enter
tanned the Browning club Monday
~levening very pleasantly. delicate re
Treatments being served after the lit
lerary program.
The children In the primary grades
of the East Side school were given 9
rare pleasure yesterday afternoon II
Miss Welch's room. where Mrs. T. H