, 1905-01-21

the home of Mr.. A C. Jones. This clul
will give an open session later in the
season, which friends of the member.
will be privileged to attend, and as the
organization includes many Of Lara
mics most talented musicians, the oc
casion will certainly be a very enjoy
able one.
The Browning club will meet Tues
day evening at the Corthsll residence
and Mrs. Corthell will have charge o.
the session.
The big Four" met again last night
in secret conclave at the home of Mrs
Chaplin. This is not one of the new
railroads which threatens Wyoming
but the new card club which was brief
ly referred to last week in these col
umns.
Who are they? Who are they.
Ring the bell!
Ingersoll. Chaplin,
Well, well, well!
Two more games the tale will tell,
Big four, big four. Laramie!
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The Methodist Aid society held a
successful meeting Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Noah Wallis.
The ladies decided to hold their Janu-
airy bond social on the night Of the
goth. The next session Of the aid will
be held at the home of Mrs. Jacob
Johnson, IN 10th street.
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The January session of the Presby-
terrain Missionary society will be held
next Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Condit.
The birth of Robert Burns will be
properly celebrated by Laramie Scots
at North Star hall next Wednesday
night.
The fourteenth birthday of Miss 10.
Butler vas pleasantly celebrated
at her home on Seventh street last
Saturday afternoon. Several of the
talented little guests contributed to an
informal musical program. instrumen.
tai selections being rendered by May
me Fitzgerald, Mary Watkins and
Mary Jones, a duet by Irene Spalding
and Hattie Erne and a vocal solo by
Langheldt. Bean bag was also
both exciting and amusing and
in this sport Tessie Langheldt won the
first prize, while the consolation gift
to Genevive Moss. Dainty re
were served by Misses
Butler and Nellie Winston.
The tables were decorated in smilax
md carnations and the beautiful birth
day cake, which occupied a table by it
self, surrounded by fourteen candles,
was the gift of Loretto's aunt, Mrs.
Winston. The guest list for the occa-
sion included Ressie Miller. Ruth
Breisch, Helen Nelson, Sadie Holmes,
Violet Martin, Genevieve Moss, Mary
Jones, lima Simpson, Maude Winston,
Johnson, Tessie Langheldt,
Mary Livingston, Mary Watkins. Mary
Alma Johnson, Bessie
Irene Spalding, Edith Miller,
Hattie Erne, Wayne Tuhey, Eleanor
coolican, Kate Hoge, Edna Owens,
Nellie Pelton, Isabelle Wallis, Ruth
Ireenbaum, Viola Miller and F. Whis-
on.
Laramie friends have received the
following invitation: "Mr. Francis E.
Warren requests the honor o. your
at the marriage of his daugh-
Ter, Helen Frances. to Captain John Jo-
seph Pershing, general staff United
States army, Thursday, January 26,
1905, at ~ o'clock. at the Church of
he Epiphany, Washington. D. c. At
home, after March l, at Toxic, Japan"
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A large number of ladies surprised
Mrs. Margaret Huempfner at her home
Thursday evening, the party being also
complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
Of Alaska, who are being
made the recipients Of many social at
tentions during their visit to this city.
The list of guests Thursday evening in
cluded Mrs. Winston, Mrs. Logan, Mrs.
Mrs. Kleeman, Mrs. Sullivan,
Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Cordiner. Mrs. Smith.
Mrs. Mccain, Mrs. Storey. Mrs. Hy-
land, Mrs. McCarty, Mrs. Rifenberger,
Miss Hanna Hunt and Messrs. Smith
and Huemphner. On Tuesday Mr.. n
Mrs. Waechter, Hildegarde and Carl
were entertained at dinner by Mrs.
and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Burke entertained at 6 o'clock
dinner Wednesday evening for Mr.. and
Waechter and children and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Stone. Tomorrow
night Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kleeman
will give a dining for Mrs. Kleeman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Waechter, Miss Kleeman.
and Carl. Mr.. and Mrs.
expect to remain in Laramie
about three weeks longer.
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