, 1905-02-18


The Charity Whist club will play
next "Wednesday evening, the enter
tanning ladies being Mrs. Kidd, Mrs.
Jacobs and Mrs. Boehne.
Mrs. Grant entertained the Whist
club Monday evening. The club will
play next time with Mrs. C. w. Spald
ing.
The members of the Bellies Lettres
society have issued dainty invitations
for a reception at the university to-
night. The girls will present las You
Like It. as a part of the evenings
program, and as they have given much
thought and study to the preparation
of the piece, it will, no doubt. be both
Interesting and creditable.
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A small girl who was deeply inter
ested in the pretty heartshape invita-
ton received by her sister for the
Bellies Lettres reception tonight,
doesn't understand yet why the entire
family was c%onvulsed with laughter
when she i%nnocently enquired: "Who
is this Belle Letters anyway" Her
names Maud
A merry party of young people gath
cred at the home of Miss Barbara
Roth Tuesday evening to celebrate st,
Valentines day. The evening was
spent in playing various games. Miss
Fern Kelly sang a solo and her eXquis-
tie contralto voice was much admired
by all. She also recited a humorous
selection, showing remarkable talent
as an elocutionist. After a dainty e
past was served, the party dispersed
at a late hour. Those present were
| Misses Mamie Bamforth, Mabel Fisher,
Annie k%onvaline, Mabel Burris, Fern
Kelly, Hazel Meeker, Lavone Kelly and
Eula Stephens; Messrs. Warren Hodge
man, Charles Foy. Carl Hegewald,
Bernie Morgan, Roy Hebron. Willie
| Morgan, James Hebron and Willie
Roth.
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Mrs. Edward Wolnstaff, who has
been the guest for several weeks Of
her mother and sister, Mrs. Godat and
Mrs. Bellamy, will go to Rawlins to-
morrow for a brief visit with her sis
ter. Mrs. Donnell. before she returns
to her home on the Pacific slope.
Mrs. P. c. Rauner oflciatcd as
hostess for the Jolly Eight last night,
and the club enjoyed a delightful ses-
sion. The ladies will pay on Thurs
day night of next week with Mrs.
Durlacher.
Oracle Weightman of Frances Will
lard camp, Royal Neighbors, at the
last meeting of the order, presented
Past Oracle Rachael, Matthews with
some beautiful china pieces from the
members of the camp, in recognition
not only of her faithful service during
her incumbrency of the highest office
in the order, but also of her fraternal
helpfulness in sickness and trouble,
Mrs. Matthews will leave next week
for Cheyenne to reside and her place
in her lodges and among her neigh
bors and friends will be indeed hard
to fill,
Thursday evening was the occasion
for a merry party at the wood pre-
serving works. The following young
people of Laramie enjoyed a most
pheasant sleigh ride to the works, un
der the chaperonage of Mr.. and Mrs
ID. C. Clark of the Union Pacific no
tel: Misses Buda McSweeney. Marie
Burns, Anna Schermer, Anoinette
sreigelberg, Anna Mckay. Anna HUI
lett, Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Clark; Messrs
r. 8. Boehne. H. w. Kepler, B. ]
Johnson. James H. Mauoy. A. E. Hen
rickson and R. H. Won Gurtelochmeid
IGames, dancing and ether j~ollities wer,
INDUCED in. music being furnished b!
Smiths orchestra. after which . gen
erous repast was partaken Of, consist
Ing Of coffee, cake and other delicacies
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