, 1904-02-27

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tic. In the center of the apartment
stood a dainty table rnamented with
fine linens and wreaths OF asparagus
ferns, the position of honor in its CEN
ter being assigned to a magnificent cut
glass bowl of carnations. These spicy
favorites Were OF pink and white to the
number of six dozen or more. and we're
a tribute from Denver friends of the
firm. All the clerks wore the flower,
also, either in pink or white. and the
receiving ladies were gOwned in the
chosen shades. Above the table a
charming canopy of crepe paper in
pink and white Mas airily suspended,
the motive of its center being a huge
horseshoe surrounding a genuine Irish
shamrock of heroic size. The horse
shoe was emblazOned with the appro-
pirate legend, Good Luck" in gilt let
ters. Mrs. Simpson. Mrs. Hegewald
and Mrs. ingham, assisted by Misses
Tessie Welch and Tessie Carroll,
served steamlng coffee and dainty waf-
ers in pink and white to throngs of
friends. who called during the day to
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graduate the firm upon its energy and
enterprise. Pretty souvenirs, which
consisted of graceful match safes in
aluminium, We're distributed to the
number of 800. and many hundreds
who visited the place late in the day
We're disappointed to find the supply
exhausted. Excellent music was fur
pichal nv Ni.tIa'g ,r.Ia.trn utbi,h
was much enjoyed. indeed, the young
people considered it far too good to
taste, and in the evening took posses
sion of the place, dancing on the
smooth floor to their hearts content.
The annual Easter Monday dance by
the ladies of the Catholic church will
he given this year under the auspices
Of the Lydia club, which has recently
increased its membership.
Mrs. Fred George and children re-
last night from an extended
visit to California relatives. they are
all well and report a delightful trip.
The Sons n Daughters of the Rev.
Olution who reside at Sioux City, Ia.
Washington's birthday with
a grand banquet, which was given I'M
der the auspices OF Martha Washington
of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution. After the banquet,
which was served by ten "Columbias,"
Judge George w. Wakefield, president
If the Woodbury. County chapter of the
Sons of the American Revolution, Of
as POSTMASTER Ior a brilliant
series of addresses, the first speaker
being Mrs. Lesbia Grant Cameron, who
S well known in Laramie. having been
he guest last summer of Mr.. and Mrs.
d. Hiskey. In its account of the
banquet, the Sioux City Journal says:
Women in War vas the toast given
by Mrs. Lesbia Grant Cameron. In a
s~atircal way she developed the
that perhaps the most important
victories of war are Tue to women
Mrs. lngham. who often substitutes
n the jolly Eight, entertained that de-
Iightful club very pleasantly at her
home Thursday evening, being assist
ed by Miss Tessie Carroll. The beau
prizes wcre won by Mrs. Farley
Mathison, first; Mrs. OFT, second, and
Mrs. Durlacher, third. The club will
play with Mrs. Durlacher next week,
On Saturday evening.
A number of the friends of Mrs.
Mead surprised her at her home last
il being her birthday. and a very
pleasant evening ensued.
The University Y. w. C. A. is arrang-
to give a social in the gymnasium
Saturday night.
Misses Ellen Greenbaum and Maude
Cook, the little Laramie sweethearts
Of Charles w. Harris, now of Sacra-
Cal, have received from him
beautiful and unique bracelets, genu-
Chinese trinkets from Canton, and
delight OF the children in their
treasures is unbounded.
Rev. A. c. HOgbin is enjoying IA de-
~sojourn at Phoenix, AriZ.,
there is practically an entire
belonging to him, the com
having colonized from his
Sabetha, Kas.. church some years ago.
His health is rapidly improving.
The West Side Aid society will hold
its March session next Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. J. X. John
and Mrs. Christensen will assist
in entertaining.
Both opera houses have been dark
all the week. but the opening days of
promise to supply all which
was lacking during February. On
Tuesday evening at Roots the Gus Sun
minstrels promise a treat to the legions
who never find anything quite equal in
an amusement way to burnt cork
while on Thursday evening,
also at the Opera House, Florence
Robert, supported by a large and ex-
company, will present "Zaza,'
the piece which has been largely iu-
strumental in making the fame and
of Mrs. Leslie Carter. This
event is probably the most notable of
the season in a theatrical way in Lar
annie. and the advance sale of seats is
already very large.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications as they cannot
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