, 1905-04-22

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Wilma ~1'rewartha, Emma Johnson
Margaret Friend and Retta Hitschew
President and Mrs. Tisdel entertain,
ed very pleasantly at dinner Thursday
evening at $50 O'Clock, covers being
laid for Prof. and Mrs. Nelson, Prof
and Mrs. Buffum, Miss Downey and
Hon. Otto Lramm.
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Mrs. Arnold entertained the Pres
byterian aid society Wednesday aft
etnoon, the function being really the
dollar social planned by the ladies'
of that denomination some time ago.
An amusing and profitable session was
enjoyed by the members of the society
and their friends present. The nexJ
meeting of the aid will be held with
Mrs. Hamilton.
The Cathedral Guild met Wednes-
day afternoon at Mrs. Kids and ar
rangements were completed for the
Easter festival which the ladies' will
give at Maennerchor hall Monday
night. Among the novel features OF
the fair will be a stork booth which
will offer for sale a b%ewitching supply
of the fascinating garments coveted
for the numerous little strangers which
that busy bird has been awarding to
Laramieites this spring, and if Prcsi.
dent Roosevelt could cancel his pres
sing engagements with Colorado bears,
he would undoubtedly be "dee-lighted'
proyal this innovation. A strong anna
teur cast will present the farce, "PooI
Mr.. Pillicoddy' and there will be dane.
ing later in the evening. The GUILD
will meet next Wednesday with Mrs
Dayton on account of the cadet ball
supper.
Mrs. John Baillie has been serious
ly i'll this week and on that account
the Birthday club was necessarily post
poned until next Wednesday after
noon, at which time the session will
be held at the home of Mrs. NJ. j. Har
ris, with Mrs. Cornwell. Mrs. Reals
and Mrs. Baillie assisting.
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The members of the Whist club have
decided to defer the regular session
of the club one week and will play
on Monday evening. May list, with Mrs,
Hamilton.
Mrs. Durlacher will entertain the Jol-
ly Eight tonight.
The Methodist aid society convened
Wednesday afternoon at the church,
and the ladies will hold a special SEES
sion next Wednesday afternoon to fin
ish the plans for the supper which they
will give on the evening of the 2Sth.
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The parts have just been assigned
for the commencement exercises of
the class of fourteen which will gradu-
ate from the Cheyenne high school
in June, and to Miss Bessie PASCAL
has been awarded the honor of prepar-
ing the class song.
The Altar Guild, which took a Len
ten vacation, will resume its work next
week, meeting Thursday evening wiah
Mrs. J. F. Johnson, at which time an
informal bazaar will be held for the
members Of the society.
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Mrs. Thomas McHuGh has just re-
ceived from her mother, who will cele-
brate her eighty-sixth birthday next
month, a beautiful quilt and some nice
aprons which were made entirely by
the aged lady, every stitch being set
by hand in a manner which would be
highly creditable to much younger fin
gers and eyes. This is the sixth quilt
Mrs. McHugh has received from her
mother, and as several sisters have
been also impartially provided for, the
industry of the ambitious seamstress
is certainly very remarkable.
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The Tuesday Evening Musical club
held its session this week at the Glib
son residence, enjoying a program
which included an able article on Ger
man composers by Mrs. Hogbin and
the following musical numbers: Vocal
solos, Some Day" (Nevin, and "If No
One Ever Marries Me-" Mrs. Gibson.
Piano solo, IF l Were a Bird" (Hen-
sel) Mrs. Spalding. Vocal solo, Dry
Yo' Eyes" Landsberg) Miss Laura
Lee. Solo. Wearing of the Green"
(Schubert) Prof. Marquardt. Mrs. Lat
inner will entertain the club at its next
meeting.
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The following item from the Chey-
enne Tribune will be read with inter
est by Laramie club women: Next
Tuesday the executive committee of
the State Federation of Women's
Clubs will meet to decide upon a time
and place of holding the next annual
gathering. Mrs. Frank N. Shiek. pres
tdent, will then be present. Next Mon
ldpv Mrc Sbiak will arriya from