, 1904-05-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Burns are nov
costly domicilsd for the summer In the
Gantz home, corner of Fifth and Clarl
streets. Mrs. Gantz expects to leave
next week for an extended California
trip.
The Niethe dancing school will be
held at North Star hall tonight.
Miss Marie Mckinley left this morn
ing for Laramie peak, where she ex
poets to begin a five months term Of
school on Monday. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. vanCise, the trip being
made overland.
Mrs. C. w. Spalding entertained the
Whist club Monday evening.
Miss Blanche Davies was the charm
ing hostess last night at a party at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E
B. Davies, on Seventh street, five
couples being present. Games were
played and several Incidents occurred
to render the gathering a most happy
Miss Davies and Mrs. Davies.
Mrs. T. L. Mckee will entertain the
Finch club tonight.
The Cecilian club will render special
music at the Methodist church tOmor-
row night, at which time the services
will be in charge of the Epworth
league.
Mrs. A. Walton entertained the Ger
man Birthday club this afternoon.
Mrs. Durlacher and Mrs. Colt enter
tanned at euchre yesterday afternoon
in honor Of Mrs. Grow and daughter of
San Diego, Cal. Mrs. Conner won the
first prize, Miss Haley the second, Mrs.
Ernest the third, Mrs. Woodruff the
loul III anu luS COLoOldllOA 6ll WChl ~
Mrs. william. To MISS Elizabeth Grow
a prize vas also awarded for the most
accurate guess as to the number of
beans in a glass. The party included
Mesdames Grow, Ivinson, Grant, Schil-
ling, Connor, OFT, Ruprecht, ]. A.
Fischer, McClary, Gus Johnson. Con
den, Congden, william, Root, Ingersoll,
McNiff. Wilkinson, Marsh, Mahoney.
Woodruff, C. D. Spalding. Hamilton,
Douglas, Hodgeman, G. A. Campbell,
+. A. Miller, Ernest, P. C: Rauner,
Terry, Haley, Sutphin. Coble, Arnold,
C. w. Lewis, R. E. Fitch, Fewel, En-
mons. Misses Haley, Grow and Eliza
beth Grow.
Evelyn johnson, the bright little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. John
son, Third and Garfield streets, cele-
brated the seventh anniversary of her
birth last Saturday afternoon, spending
the afternoon very pleasantly with the
following little friends: Shirley Fra
zee, Aileen Anderson. Ethel Yund, Ed
una Buffum, Nina Cook, Helen Tyvold,
Irene Nelson, Milford and Milton Mel
son, Herman and Arthur johnson,
James Hefferon and Elwood Johnson.
Refreshments were served, including
ice cream and cake, and Evelyn was
made glad with a number of very hand
some presents. All her friends, includ-
ing The Republican, wish her many
happy returns of the day.
Mrs. Bailey Cornwell entertained
Thursday afternoon at her cosy home
Fifth street in behalf of Mrs. A. M.
Wishart, who will leave shortly for
Green River to join her husband, who
is in the restaurant business there.
Among those present were Mrs. Isberg,
Mrs. McCune, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Pear
son, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. C. Peterson,
Mrs. Greenbeck, Mrs. N. j. Nelson,
Mrs. Prahl, Mrs. Moody. Mrs. J. W.
Johnson, Mrs. w. Hansen, Mrs. o. Pet
erson, Mrs. Thees, Mrs. Tegner, Mrs.
Mons Nelson, Mrs. Yund and Messrs.
H. l.. Anderson and G. L. Wagner.
The ladies presented Mrs. Wishart
with a beautiful cut glass creamer and
sugar bowel. for which Mrs. Wishart
expresses her sincere thanks. Mrs.