, 1905-02-04
The WEEK
In SOCIETY

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Laramie has been experiencing
mild sample of the weather which II
ordinarily meted out to the denizen,
Of less favored climes and when W,
read Of the intense cold and heav,
snowstorms which prevail general!
throughout the country, the clouSy
lays and moderate storms of thu
week seem scarcely worth mentioning
but it is doubtless true. nevertheless
that society has been a trifle dull II
consequence. Many have been i'll ant
during the languid days Of convalesc
ence prefer their own cosy firesides te
Drawing the whirling snow. Sleighine
Is a popular pastime, and If the ground
retains its snowy robe tomorrow, there
Is a prospect that all the available We
hicles in town will run overtime. Sew
eral sleighing parties into the country
have been planned for tonight, and ev'
en- the dogs are having a strenuous
time today, their young masters EN-
bracing the glorious opportunity to
train them to harness.
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The ladies' of the Methodist Aid so
ciety spent the afternoon very pleas,
antly Wednesday at the home of Mrs,
James Johnson. A supper was dis
cussed, but no definite date was set
for the event. t is possible that the
next meeting of the society may be
held at the church, as the basement
of the new edifce is rapidly nearing
completion, and the apartments have
been designed with especial reference
to the convenience of the ladies of the
church.
A merry party played euchre last
night at the Hodgeman home. the COM
pany including Mrs. Kemp of Omaha,
w. H. Barton of Ogden. travelling
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Union Pacific. Mr.. and Mrs. Gonden,
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell,
Miss DeKay, Mr.. Berry and Mr.. Stew
art. An appetizing chatting dish lunch
an agreeable feature Of the even
ing.
The first series of the Three Fours
concluded by a session held Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs. Dur
lacher, at which Mr.. Stryker and Mr..
Berry oficiated as hosts. The session
was an exceptionally delightful one,
even for this jolly club, and several
extra prizes were awarded. A novel
luncheon was served by the gentlemen.
The club voted not to play during Lent,
and until the return Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivinson from their eastern trip, only
informal sessions Of the organization
will be held.
Mrs. Farley Mathison will entertain
the Jolly Eight tonight.
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The Elks enjoyed a pleasant dance
at their hall Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. Dillenbeck, who has been suf-
fering severely from the prevailing la
grippe, is now improving very rapidly.
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The University Dancing club had a
very pretty dance at the North Star
hall last night, there being about thirty
couples present. Messrs. Niethe and
Hunton furnished the music.
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Mr.. Albert Severson entertained a
number Of friends Tuesday night, at
his elegant ley home at the corner OF
Tenth and Custer streets, compliment
tary to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. P. Pearson OF
Virginia Dale, who were visiting In the
city and who left for home the day
following. The guest list included
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Isberg, Mrs. Charles Anderson
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Thir
keldsen, Mrs. j. w. johnson and son,
Melvin, Mr.. Maggie and family and Mrs
Deck and granddaughter. An elegant
supper was served and the guests de
voted the evening to games and music
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Smith, Mr.. Ole
Peterson and family, Mr.. John Moer
and family, Mrs. c. J. Peterson and
Mr.. John Thees and young niece were
the guests at an informal gathering al
the home Of Mr.. Albert Severson
lTenth and Custer sereets, Thursday
night, remaining until after midnight
enjoying refreshments, music ane
cards. Mr.. Severson's new home was
greatly admired. the rooms beinl
Thrown open to the guests.
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Mrs. Severson entertained Mrs
Westveer and Mrs. Converse very
pleasantly at tea Wednesday evening
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Mrs. Westveer was a dinner CUES
at the home OF Mrs. P. G. Rauner yes
Iterday, Mrs. Chaplin being also a mem
Der of the party.
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Miss Ruth Greenbaum is convalesc