, 1905-02-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WEEK
: In SOCIETY |

{ IN SOCIETY
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Ash Wednesday is only ten days dis.
tant, but from present indications, Lent
VIII no be very rigidly observed in
! -aramie this year. OF course few
large functions will be given, but the
routine Of regular club meetings will
continue. and informal entertaining
VIII obtain. 1t is quite the fad now,
anyway, not to send written invitations
at all, but to ask the guests by tele
phone. In this way the hostess learns
those who Fan accep her
hospitality and then it saves the trou.
of writing the invitations besides.
The record for the week, exclusive of
balls, is as follows:
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About twenty-five ladies attended
meeting of the Birthday club at
Reds yesterday afternoon, Mrs.
of Cheyenne, who is visiting
Mrs. Bailey Cornwell, being a special
guest. The February lasses are Mrs.
Mrs. Langheldt. Mrs. George
and Mrs. Reid and the figures
accredited to them are as follows:
Mrs. Ingham, 8; Mrs. Langheldt. IA;
Mrs. Harris, %; Mrs. Reid. %. Mrs.
Langheldt was presented with a mag
n%ificient cluster of carnations and
by her sister valentines Miss
contributed to the pleasure of the
afternoon by rendering several vocal
numbers. The entertaining ladies
assisted by Miss Meredith Lang,
in serving the appetizing cola,
lion. The mirthful March madams
will monopolize the cath of the month
FOR their meeting, which will be held
with Mrs. John Baillie.
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A pleasant and profitable session of
Tuesday Evening Musical club was
held this week with Dean and Mrs.
Bode The attendance was large and
all present commended the program.
which was as follows:
Duet, 20. That We Two We're May
by Nevin, Prof. and Miss l.. Lee.
Piano solo. "Mazurka." by GODDARD.
Mrs. Marquardt.
Vocal solo. IF I Were a Rose. by
.IIesselberg, Miss Peabody.
Recitation, Arabs Farewell to His
Mr.. A. G. Jones.
Reading. "Bach's Life Dean Bode.
Piano solo. "Bethoven's Souata,"
Miss l.. Lee.
Vocal duet, Star of Home, by Mok-
ar. Miss Marsh and Miss L. Lee.
Vocal solo. "Life's Lullaby" by Lave.
Miss Bode.
Piano solo. Pilgrims Chorus by
Wagner, Dean Bode.
The next session of the club will be
held on the 9TH of March at the Lee
The annual meeting of the Mission
airy society of the Presbyterian church
was held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Erickson. a large number
of ladies being present at the impor.
~ "a .D Jnrs,~ Nv account rf thN bIIct-
ness on hand, no literary program was
presented. The election of officers re-
as follows:
President-Mrs. Boyd.
First Vice President-Mrs. Erickson.
Second Vice President-Mrs. Fen
wick.
Secretary-Mrs. Gates.
Treasurer-Mrs. Baillie.
At the conclusion of the routine bust
less, the hostess served a dainty lunch
eon. The March session OF the society
Will be held with Mrs. Bramel.
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Mrs. McBroom oficiated as hostess
or the Altar society Thursday after
,oon, the assisting ladies being Mrs.
Quirk, Mrs. McCarty and Mrs. klee-
nan. About twenty-five ladies we're
to enjoy the social afternoon
md the dainty luncheon which was
The society will meet on the
It'll of March with Mrs. Coolican, and
Mrs. Butler Mrs. Winston and Mrs.
logan will assist in entertaining.
Mrs. Earl Carter entertained the
Belle Lettres society this afternoon.
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The ladies of the Methodist church
served an excellent supper to a large
number of people at their new church
last night.
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The Ladies' Card club spent a de
lightful afternoon Tuesday with Mrs.
Conner. Mrs. s. H. Campbell will en-
the next session of the club
the home of Mrs. Douglas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Eggleston enter
tanned a few friends very pleasantly at
their home Thursday evening.
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