, 1904-12-17

Hon John C. Davis. Hon. A. J. Mokler
DR.. H. l.. Stevens, Miss Harriet Knight
Prof. and Mrs. Aven Nelson, Prof. ant
Mrs. J. F. Soule, Prof. Henry Merz an,
Miss Merz. Prof. W F. Gilkison, DIR
Wergeland. Prof. and Mrs. B. C. Buff
fun, Captain William Yates, Prof. ant
Mrs. s. 8. Stockwell. Prof. and Mrs
L. 8. Trumbull, Prof. Helen M%iddlekauf
Prot. H. G. knight, Prof. June E. DOW
ney, Miss Frances H. Meader, Mrs
Mary Slavens Clark and Messrs. Hep
ner and Morton. Vocal selections were
rendered by Mrs. Trumbull, instruren
tai numbers by Mrs. Clark, and Presi
dent Tisdel also gave a reading from
Tennyson's "Maude," the program be.
ing heartily enjoyed by the apprecia.
tive coterie. Dainty refreshments
were served in the dining room, Mrs.
Tisdel being assisted by Miss Nelson
and Miss Drew. The floral decorations
were in pink and white carations and
he ices and other accessories Of the
lunch also prettily carried out the pink
and white color scheme.
The Laramie division, o. R. c., will
give its second annual ball in this city
text Thursday evening, and a number
1f the Rawlins members Of the order
ire expected to grace the occasion
With their presence.
The Altar society was pleasantly en-
.ertained Thursday evening by Mrs.
hartman, with Mrs. Byrnes and Mrs.
.eichert assisting. The children of
ne Catholic church will have a Christ
mas entertainment at the pro-cathe-
lral on the night of the 23d, and the
altar society will conduct the happy
occasion. with Mrs. Cordiner. Mrs.
Storey, Mrs. Butler and Mrs. George
Harris directly in charge. There will
re a Chistmas tree. and the children
will present a nice program The next
meeting of the Altar society will be
leld with Mrs. George Harris, the 9TH
ar hostesses being Mrs. Fein and Mrs.
Tuhey.
A special meeting of the Presby-
erian Aid society was held Wednes-
lay afternoon with Mrs. Langheldt,
md the ladies will meet again next
Wednesday at the same place.
Mrs. Gilkison and Irene have gone
% Fort Collins to spend the holidays.
Mrs. Dillenbeck has been i'll again
his week, but is now able to leave
Ter room.
Mrs. McCune will entertain the
birthday club next Thursday afternoon
at her home on south Seventh street.
Hose company No. 3 will give its
annual uniform ball at Maennerchor
lall On Christmas eve.
Mrs. Atherly, Mrs. Gibson and Mrs.
lngersoll entertained the Charity
Whist club Wednesday evening. There
were q number of special guests and
he club played twelve tables. Mrs.
Simpson, Judge Grant and MI. Boehne
all scoring 81 points. A general good
time was enjoyed and the collection
was very large-a fact which the char
ity committee appreciates just now, as
it is assisting several women and chill
dren. The club voted to buy card Ia
bles for future use. 1t was also defin-
itely decided to give a charity ball.
and Maennerchor hall has been Sc
cured for January 20. 1t Is the inten-
ton to make this ball a very pretty
affair-a popular party at a popular
no pains will be spared by
the managers to make 1t a success.
Several novel features are being con-
and there will be interesting
announcements to make later. Mrs.
Grant, Mrs. Hodgeman and Mrs. ]. H.
Davis will text oficiate as h%ostesses.
The recital given this afternoon by
the piano pupils Of Mrs. Elrie D. His
key at her home, 604 Thornburg street,
was a very pleasant and successful
event. those taking part being Tessie
Langheldt, Irene Weightman, Bernice
Weightman, Lenora Farrell. Angie Foy,
Matte Mikkelson, Annie Fenlner,
Meta May, Lena Burman, Ada Hunt,
Clarence Hartman. Homer Hartman,
Violet Martin, Mary Watkins and
Clara Prahl. The dainriest of lunch
cons was served the happy little peo-
pie after the program raj finished.
The Three Fours played euchre
Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gonden. and . delightful session is re-
Mrs. Marsh will next ofaciate
as hostess, but no more meetings will
held until after Christmas.
The Maccabees will meet next Wed
nesday evening at 1880 At the home