, 1905-05-27

successful instructor in the public
schools at Cheyenne. She is a great
favorite in Laramie, and it is a matter
of universal regret that her marriage
will remove her from this city. Her
friends extend congratulations to Mr..
Carlyle upon the bride he has won,
and hear with much pleasure that he
is altogether worthy of the prize.
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Attendance at the Methodist bond
social was interfered with somewhat
last night by the heavy showers, but
the young people of the Epworth
league held their semi-annual election
of officers, the choice being as follows:
President, Mr.. Ford; first vice presi-
dent, Miss Neva Nelson; second vice
president, Miss Bada Johnson; third
vice president, Miss Bessie Wallace;
fourth vice president, Mr.. Walker;
secretary, Miss Edith Belts; treasurer,
Adolph Merz; organist, Miss Laura
Breisch. Light refreshments were an
enjoyable feature of the evening.
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The members of the Woman's club
had charge of the light refreshments
served at the carnival Wednesday
night, n the library fund will be ell
rlched to the extent of S55 by their eff
forts. The sum would have been even
greater had their supply of delicious
viands been equal to the demand. The
ladies directly managing the work
were Mrs. A. Z. Miller, chairman, Mrs.
Atherly, Mrs. Corthcll, Mrs. Erickson,
Mrs. Merriam, Mrs. Bellamy, Mrs.
Weightman, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Mueller,
Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Spafford, and
they will hold a congratulatory session
next Monday afternoon at Mrs. Spaf-
ford's, incidentally enjoying some ice
cream and other dainties as they were
unable to secure any Wednesday ev-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roth entertained the
ldelwild club Thursday evening, the
being an exceptionally enjoy
able one. Mrs. Reid won the ladies'
first prize, a beautiful bottle Of per-
fumery; the second, a pretty picture,
going to Mrs. George Harris; while
NrS CoStin wac cnpSo1al with n c,,p.
ming china sugar bowl and cream
pitcher. Mr.. John Slaughter captur-
ed the nice pack of celluloid cards
was awarded to the most sue
gentleman; Mr.. Roth won sec
ond, a pair of sleeveholders; and Mr..
James Davis has an amusing picture
to remind him of his score. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roth served an elaborate lunch
con at the conclusion of the game. The
club will play next time with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Slaughter.
The Browning club me at the Hog
bin residence Monday evening and be-
gan the reading of Henry "" June
9Th the play will be completed at the
Corthell home, with Mr.. Corthell as
The committee appointed on
the line of work desirable for the clab
next year will report at this closing
session.
The Young Ladies' Sodality of the
Catholic church will give a dance at
North Star hall Wednesday evening,
and the members are arranging for a
evening.
Invitations have been received in
this city for the commencement exer-
cises Of the Medical College of Ohio,
to occur in the Grand opera house in
Cicinnati at s o'clock p. m, Tuesday,
May 30th. Mr.. J.. E. Heap. a cousin of
Mrs. Olivia Peale is one of the grad
uating class.
The Cathedral Guild completed its
business for the year at its adjourned
meeting of Saturday, which was held
at Mrs. Lees, and will enjoy a summer
vacation. The ladies have just liqui-
dated a bill of $95 for repairs on the