, 1904-02-06

vorite local vocalists. and the evening
promises to furnish a genuine treat FOL
lovers OF good music.
Y 900
The Elks' session and dance Tuesday
evening was a more than pleasant at
fair. An appetizing lunch was a taking
innovation.
Miss Ray Daniels is entertaining the
Saturday Afternoon Thimble club to
day. the members of this organization
being Misses Irene Spalding, Hattie
Erne. Edith Miller. Mamie Livingston
and Ray Daniels Each little hostess
must provide a lunch which is the
work entirely of her own hands, and
cook books are at a premium in the
club. Last week Miss Irene Spalding
served chocolate cake and chocolate,
and her culinary skill vas highly ap-
preciated by friends old and young.
900
Niethe's dancing school will be held
at North Star hall tonight. The first
leap year dance of the season will be
given under this management on Feb
ruary 18th in the same hall.
900
1t has been rather a dull week in
theatricals. The Schubert Concert
company appeared at the Opera House
the night of the 4th. marking the book
ings for the week. Each playhouse has
one attraction underlined for next
week-"For Mothers Sake" at the
New Grand on Monday night and WAY
Down East at the Opera House Friday
night. Both are said to be first-class
attractions.
Miss Mansfield, who is a guest at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Merriam, cele-
brated a birthday which those present
declared to be her sixteenth, with a
finch party, the soothing game of pit
also being enjoyed on the side. After
the ''children' were quite exhausted
with their romp, cakes ices candies,
nuts and all the other d~elicacies dear
to youthful hearts were served, and
when the company at length reluctant
antly dispersed, it was with the wish
that Miss Mansfield might see many
times sweet sixteen natal days, and
that she might celebrate them all in
Laramie. The hostess received many
remembrances. not only from Laramie
friends and relatives but also from
those in Denver and Massachusetts.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathison enter
tanned at dinner last evening compli-
mentary to Mrs. William Keefer, who
is visiting here from Denver, Mr.. and
Mrs. William G. Thees also being
quests. Later in the evening a number
of friends were entertained at finch
land pit, music and dancing also serving
as a pastime.
Mrs. Peabody entertained the month
ly session of the Baptist aid society
Wednesday afternoon and a delightful
meeting is reported. The afternoon
and dainty refreshments were served
alter the work was completed. The So
ciety will meet in March with Mrs. j.
T. Holiday.
The Ladies' care club played Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Conner. and
Mrs. Durlacher will be the next hos
tess.
There was a large attendance at the
session of the Presbyterian aid held
| Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Egg
gleston, and the ladies decided to give
a Valentine supper at the cottage
Friday. the 18th. The society will hold
its next meeting at the home of Mrs.
Hardin.
The jolly Eight spent a delightful
evening Thursday with Mrs. Farley
Mathison. Mrs. James Mathison won
the first prize, the secon went to Mrs.
Durlacher and The third to Mrs. Ru-
precht. Mrs. OFT will entertain the
| club next week.
An enjoyable social session of the
aid society of the West Side church
was held at the home of Mrs. C. J. Pet
erson Thursday afternoon Mrs. j. X.
johnson will entertain the organiza.
ton at its March meeting.
900
DR.. Potter and Messrs. Lee Kidd and
Ben Bartlett will entertain the Chart
ty Whist club next Thursday evening.
900
.Hermion Temple. Rathbone Sisters,
will entertain at the new lodge room
complimentary to the Knights of Pyth-
las on the 10Th, which is the annivers-
airy of the founding of the order. An