, 1905-01-21
SNAp-A-~A~~Nef
THE WEEK 4;
: In SOCIETY


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Matters legislative were give the
preference in society as elsewhere dur
ing the week, and the committee II
charge Of the ladies' banquet at the
Chesapeake Grille is still receiving
congratulations on the brilliancy ant
success Of the event. Anticipations
center in the Charity ball, which viii
be given under the auspices of the
Charity Whist club at Maennerchoi
hall ext Friday evening. Governor
and Mrs. Brooks have promised to be
present. the chief executive writing as
follows in a letter received today by
the president of the club, Mrs. Fred
A. Miller: I'VE take great pleasure
In accepting your kind invitation and
will visit Laramie for the ball by the
Charity Whist club on the 9th of Jan.
uary." President and Mrs. Tisdel
have also accepted an invitation to be
present, and a reception will be held
in honor of the distinguished guests
from $3.50 until $50, at which latter
hour the grand march will take place.
Niethe's orchestra will furnish the mu-
sic and the dancing program is ex-
pected to continue until even the fleet
est, youngest feet are quite weary.
The committees in charge are exert
ing every effort to make the ball a sue
cess, and trust, especially on account
of the gracious act of Governor and
Mrs. Brooks, that the attendance may
be a large and representative one.
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Mrs. Wright and Miss Edith Wright
departed last night for Pocatello after
a most enjoyable visit. They expect
stop over one day at Montpelier,
and will meet DIR. and Mrs. Will
Wright there. Last night a party of
friends spent the evening with them
IhS DcitL leSiueLSe anu dSSoihPdh'
led them to the train to make sure that
they were safely started on their home
ward way. Mrs. Wright and Miss
Wright were the center of many so
cial functions during the week. Last
Saturday night they were dinner guests
at the WEIGH residence, and later in the
Mrs. Beltz entertained the Jol-
ly Eight and other friends in their hon.
or. Monday evening Mrs. Chaplin was
at home complimentary to Mrs. Wright
and Miss Wright. Mrs. Hodgeman
gave an enjoyable card party Tuesday
evening at which Mrs. Wright and
Miss Wright were the honor guests
and they also took the first and second
prizes. The other ladies present on
this occasion were Mrs. Westveer Of
Holland, Mich, Mrs. S. B. Miller, Mrs.
Chaplin, Mrs. James Mathison, Mrs.
I~ngersoll, Mrs. F. A. Miller, Mrs. Beltz,
Mrs. P. C. Rauner. Mrs. Converse and
Miss Eta Dekay. On Wednesday
Mrs. Yund gave a dining which was al
80 In honor of Mrs. Wright and Miss
Wright, the invitation list for the sue.
event included also Mrs. Beltz,
Mrs. F1emming, Mrs. Cornwell, Mrs.
Root, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. McCune, Mrs.
and Mrs. Knadler. On
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mathison entertained Informally a few
the friends of Mrs. Wright and Miss
and 1t was on this occasion
hat Mrs. Hodgeman appeared in a
style Of headdress contemporaneous
the crime Of '73. The many
of these popular ladies' hope
to see them again in Laramie.
Mrs, Ingersoll will leave tomorrow
for Pocatello, where she will spend ten
lays or two weeks, combining business
with pleasure. Mrs. Wright will enter
tain complimentary to Mrs. Ingersoll
the s~ojourn of the latter in Pc
A number of Laramie people have
received invitations to the reception
will be given by Governor and
Mrs. Brooks at the gu~bnatorial a
sion next Monday evening, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred A, Miller and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. e. Chaplin expect to attend h
notable function. Mrs. Chaplin will
visit In Cheyenne several days and will
also be present at the annual charity
ball there, which occurs on Thursday
evening.
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The Tuesday. Evening Musical club
was postponed a week on account OF
the Legislative visit, and the meeting