, 1905-01-14

ed an invitation to be present, and
their attendance will add much to the
pleasure and importance OF the event.
A new organization which has adopt
ed the nomenclature the Immense
Quartette," manipulated the paste,
boards at the residence of Madame In.
gersoll last night. The members of
this association fraternize upon a plane.
SO much nor elevated than the natur-
al geographical formation Of the site
OF Laramie that they refuse o coun-
tenance eve the possible semblance
of wrong by awarding trophies to
those who by al Of natural ability
and other things may succeed in win
ming for themselves a standard appar-
emily superior to the achievements Of
their fellow-members. For eason
possessed solely by themselves, those
belonging to the organization decree
for the present their personnel shall
remain strictly i%ncognito. but per-
chance the occurrences Of futurity may
decide them to reveal their proper cog
nomens of the public.
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The Altar society met at the home
OF Mrs. Winston Thursday afternoon,
the attendance being very large in
spite of the extreme weather. Mrs.
Winston was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. fitzgerald and Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. John Burns, who has recently re
moved to Denver. also contributed to
the collation., which was a dainty and
appetizing repast. Mrs. Charles
Waechter of Alaska. was an honored
guest. Several vocal selections were
rendered by Mrs. J. J. Storey with Mrs.
Waechter at the piano and the music
was much enjoyed. The society will
hold its next meeting at the home of
Mrs. Logan, with Mrs. Butler and Mrs.
assisting.
The 20. N. O." club, II Of the new
OF the social organizations of the
city, gave its membership dance at
Star hall last night, among the
dancers being Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Ing
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ivinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Fitch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred A. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Pyng
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Gibson. DR..
and Mrs. P. C. McNif. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. H. Houston. Mrs. Hannah Durlach-
err, Misses S~odergreen, Thompson,
Knapp, Brebner, Phillips. Hol-
liday, McCleary. Beale. Messrs. Kun
kle. King. OFT, S%palding. Downey,
Goodale, Boehne, Frazee, McMurray,
Watt, Mcintosh. Holiday and others.
The music was furnished by Messrs.
Cokefair. Gray and Foster or mando-
lin and guitar and the refreshments
served by the ladies guild of st.
cathedral, consisting of
cakes and ices, the proceeds to be add
ed to the coal fund Of the cathedral.
The dancing was enjoyed until after
midnight, the floor being in good con.
dition, the music excellent, the night
. perfect one and all things conspir-
ing to add to the pleasure of the gath
ering.
Mrs. Lehman entertained the Ladies'
Card club very pleasantly Tuesday aft
Mrs. Marsh will oflclate as
hostess at the next session of the club.
The Cathedral guild will meet next
afternoon with Mrs. Stick
and the Methodist Aid society
will hold its regular session at the
home of Mrs. Noah Wallis.
Mrs. Beltz will entertain the Jolly
Eight and a number of other friends
this evening. complimentary to Mrs.
Wright of Pocatello, who is her guest.
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Mrs. Wright and Miss Edith return
ed yesterday from Denver and Chey-
enne, where they have been spending
the past week most delightfully."-. The
Leader writes as follows Of Cheyenne
events at which they were honor
guests:
asNAr oud Agrg n n Edvarda enter.