, 1905-05-27

deanery, and have So in the treasury
It present, in addition to their excel
lent work during the entire year, their
aggregate earnings being about SiOO.
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Mrs. Blair entertained the Sixty club
and other friends in honor OF her birth
day Thursday afternoon, and the gath
ering. as is the rule with the sessions
of these G. G.s (giddy girls) was a
very pleasant II I....
Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Godat, Mrs. WEIGH,
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Blair Mrs. FoOte,
Mrs. Fenwick, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs.
Cameron, Mrs. Stirling, Mrs. Bramcl
and Mrs. Cook. A greeting to Mrs.
Blair on her birthday and also to the
club was sent by Mrs. Stark, and a
letter of feliCitatiOn and remembrance
was also read from Mrs. Schrock, who
had been invited by Mrs. Blair to be
present on the suspicious occasion.
Mrs. Godat gave some enjoyable read
ingS from her faVOrite magazine. An
appetizing supper was served to which
the members of the party did full JUS
tice. Mrs. Blair was presented with
the club spoon, II also received Il
beautiful souvenir spoon from other
friends, together with flowers and pot
ted plants, hard coin of the realm and
other dainty articles, including an OK
Quisite collar and cuff set, whose en-
b~roidery and hemstitching were the
work of her little granddaughter. Mrs.
Naismith, who is visiting in Omaha, is
said to be improving in health very |
rapidly, but Mrs. Brands is still a
great sufferer. Mrs. Blair's guests one
and all wished her many as happy re-
turns of a day, which had included in
its events a surprise visit from her
son and little grandson.
The University Dancing club gave a
pleasant party at North Star hall last
night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fisher have return
ed from California where they spent
some months for the benefit of Mrs.
Fishers health.
The jolly Eight will play tonight
with Mrs. lngham.
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Mrs. McGaw will arrive from Ogden
next Monday, and will be a guest at
the Chaplin residence.
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The monthly session of the Presby-
terrain Missionary society was held
Thursday afternoon in the church.. Mrs.
Hogbin gave the reading from Via
Christi" completing the volume. Mrs.
Symons presented an interesting &C
count of the mission schools in Siam,
and Mrs. Harden read a report of the
work which is being done in the
schools in Porto Rico. The society
has voted to employ printed programs
for its meetings next year, and will
begin in September the study of ia
pan with the outline, taking for its
reading the volume of the Christi"
series relating to That country-"DuX
Christi"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Chaplin enter
tanned at dinner Sunday evening, conf
plimentary to Mrs. Westveer, who has
been visiting with Laramie relatives
and friends for some time past. Mrs.
Westveer returned to her home at Hol-
land. Mich, on Thursday.
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The Saturday Musicale club of Chey.
enne closed its years work Wednesday
evening with a concert at the Carnegie
library auditorium. A large audience
turned out to heal the excellent pro.
three years and has given nine public
concerts. Its director, Mrs. Paul Otis
Brewster, vas the star performer, as
usual, and it is not too much to say
IDdl JUe CluD ) SUCCESS Has Dttu ut-
pendent upon this talented musician.
Every year Mrs. Brewster goes t 0 Bos-
ton, Americas center OF music, where
she receives additional instruction in
the training of her superb voice. Great
talent only comes to those who work.
This fact is fully recognized by the di-
rector of the Saturday Musicale club.
By constant application she has ad-
vanced to the front rank of western
musicians and the club of which she
is the head is reaping a rich reward
through her untiring efforts.
SIXTH STREET RESIDENCE
IN HANDS OF PAINTERS.
H. D.. Beemer has a force of paint
ers and decorators at work upon the
residence of Emil Thirkeldsen, on
north Sixth street.
FRESH PINEAPPLEs, ONLY 2oc
EACH, AT THE LARAMIE GROCERY