, 1905-04-08

decided upon. Inc session next WeeF
will be held with Mrs. Fred George
DR.. and Mrs. Tisdel, Mr.. and Mrs
Symons, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold and Miss
Middlekauff were dinner guests with
Rev. and Mrs. Hogbin Monday even
ing.
Mrs. Bibee gave a taffee pull Monday
afternoon for some of her pupils in
music, an enjoy able feature of the aft
~ernoon being an impromptu musical
program which was rendered by the
girls.
Fern, the sweet little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor, is Cele-
brating the tenth anniversary Of her
birth today, and ten fortunate little
girls are spending the day with her at
the ranch. The happy lasses who are
enjoying this novel birthday party are
Marie Marsh, Maude Cook, Virginia
Il Nliiitls LhNld "s'llS, 'la't AUNT =
Yulee Taylor, Ruth Kane, Celia REIN
ers, Josie Magnuson and Eliza Smart.
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Miss Helen Symons entertained a
party of friends Tuesday evening
complimentary to Miss Ida Morris OF
Cheyenne, who is her guest.
4 4
The Jolly Eight will play tonight
with Mrs. James Mathison.
The regular meeting of the Aid so
ciety of the Methodist church was held
Wednesday afternoon in the church
parlOrs. The matter of assisting in
the library fete was discussed and the
ladies decided to help in some way.
and will possibly assume charge of
the candy booth. The regular monthly
supper will be given at the church on
the 2Sth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold entertained DR..
and Mrs. Tisdel at dinner Saturday
evening.
Mrs, Will Kiefer and son will go to
Denver tomorrow to join Mr.. kiefer,
who has a good position in that city,
and Mrs. McBroom will accompany
them for a visit.
4 4
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Stoddard were
the hosts at a delightful dinner Sun
day, their guests being Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mathison, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Washburn and Miss Pearsall.
The Baptist Aid society met We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
w. H. Beaudoin. Mrs. A. J. Jacobs as
sisting in entertaining. The session
was a long and happy one, and the la
dies will meet mex Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Yeager to complete
some sewing they have OF hand. This
society has been asked to assist in
the library fair, which will occur the
last of May, and it was voted to help
the enterprise in some manner. Dam
" refreshments were served by the en-
tertaining ladies'.
The young ladies of the Catholic
church will give their Easter Monday
dance at North Star hall this year..
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The junior pupils of Mrs. Clark gave
a recital at St. Matthews hall last
night, and the instructor was highly
complimented by the parents and
friends present on the creditable ap-
p%earance made by the young people.
The solos were played altogether with
out notes, and the quartette work was
also evidently much appreciated. The
program rendered was as follows:
PART |.
Selection, Rough Riders" (2pianos,
s hands, .Englemann
Messrs. Johnson, Evans, Hun
ton, and Teacher.
Solo, Santa Claus Guards. Kroeller
Miss Hazel Crooks.
Solo, The Return. .Gurlitt
Miss Sylvia Musser.
Selection. "Valse'' C. pianos, s
hands, . Presser
Masters Lewis Cook, Willie Burke,
Verne Jamison and Frank
S%pafford.
Solo, Autumn Leaves. Zimmerman
Miss Maude Cook.
Solo, "'Silvery Spray March"......
go. ............ ~.iiehsciiei
Miss Mary Spafford.
Selection, March G. pianos, s ,
Misses Maude Cook, Eduma Buffum,
Sylvia Musser and Mary Spafford.
Solo, Holiday March. .Presser
Master Lewis Cook.
Solo, Serenade, North Star Roberts
Miss Mary Marshall.
Selection, Lullaby ........ .Czerny
Masters Lewis Cook, Willie Burke,
Verne Jamison and Frank
Spafford.
Solo, blue Danube Waltz. Strauss
Mice Edna CatIip