, 1904-03-26

cess. The special display oil lhe me-
and chic millinery goods Is augmentey
by an array OF fascinating fabrics an,
ga%rnatures which would certainly
tempt stores of lucre even from mas
culine pocketbooks. Manager Fennel
and his accommodating assistants ave
had their hands more than full as the
attendance has been a record breaking
one. Miss Callagahan served cocoa
and waters in a cosy corner. which add.
ed a charming shade of sociability IL
the occasion. Only one thing was lack
ing and that the charming personality
of Mrs. Ingersoll herself, than whom
no lady In the city Is more universally
loved and respected. Many expressed
regret for her necessary absence, and
she will receive a most cordial wei
come on her return.
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Invitations will be issued Monday
for the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward IvinsOn, which will be cele.
brated in a name worthy of its I'M
portance on the evening of Tuesday.
April 18th. 1t is to be regretted that
Laramie lacks an assembling place
large enough TO accommodate such an
event and others of siTi'af Importance.
but the best possible arrangc,heE S
with present cunvebicnCes have beer
made. The reception will be held in
banquet will be served in the dinirg
room of the Union Pacific MOTEL. Mrs.
Mrs C. C. Fcuel and little Gal
usha, and Miss Elizabeth Grow will
arrive in Laramie about the 9Th of !
April to assist in the notable Celebra- !
ready here, having accompanied her
grandparents or their return from Cal
some days ago. Lieutenant
Feuel is with his regiment in South
America. 1t is seldom. indeed, that a
couple are granted fifty years of happy
welded life, and the Ivinson anniver-
sary is IN fact an event of interest to
the entire community and state on ac-
count Of the prominence of the prin-
cipals and the important part they
have played in the upbuilding of the
commonwealth, their residence on the
plain having begun when only a hamlet
of tents marked the site where the
thriving city of Laramie now stands.
The name Ivinson will ever hold a dis
place in the annals of this
city, and it is indelibly engraved in the
of mercantile. social and re-
Iiuiore monuments alba Tho pnnnh.I
lean voices the congratulations of the
and extends the general
wish that many. many more prosper
gus years may be given to them to
Mile Thompson last Monday even
ng. Owing to the absence of Miss
rhompson's mother in Arkansas, the
party was given at the home of Mrs.
Peter Hansen. Games of various
inds were INDUCED in and the mid
hight hours came all toe soon for the
merry crowd. Delicious refresh
consisting of ice cream, cake,
'ruits. etc, were served. The follow
.ng were present: Misses Mile
Thompson, Eda Erne, Emma Erne.
emma Nagel, Florence and Ida Gun
bingham; Mrs. r. X. Graham, Messrs.
Tom Carroll, John Huilet, Jim Ora
ham. Sam Klingen, Henry Nagel, Rob
ert Graham and Charles Erne.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Holmes enter
tanned informally at whist last night,
md an exceptionally pleasant even
ing is reported by those present, who
Hon. and Mrs. J. S. Atherly, Mr..
and Mrs. D. N. Stickney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dunlap,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Hicks, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. E. Eggleston, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Stoddard, Mrs. McCune, Mr.. D. Brees
and Mr.. W. H. Read.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Campbell
Tuesday evening at the dandiest duck
dinner devised during the decade.
$50 |
Miss Maize Chaplin is expected home
next Thursday for the Easter vaca
ton and she will remain in Laramie
until the 18th of April.
The monthly session of the Presby-
terrain missionary society will be held
next Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Prompt attendance is re-