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enth anniversary of her birth. The lit.
tie hostess received many pretty pres.
ents from her guests n other friends
and relatives. Parior games were en-.
ljoyed for a time, and then a delicious
supper was served, a fine birthday cake
adorned with candles playing an inn
portant role in the menu, The guests
at this birthday party were Mary spaf.
ford, Mary Ethel Holiday, Helen Holli-
day, Dorothy ~Brueckner, Eveline John.
son, Irene Nelson, Esther Johnson. Mil.
dred Johnson, Annie Sullivan, Mildred
Bowman and Delfina Martin.
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Miss Efie Wallace was quietly sur.
prised at her home, corner Fourth and
Fremont streets, Tuesday afternoon,
January 23d by some of her friends to
celebrate her thirteenth birthday. The
young hostess received many useful
and beautiful gifts. Those present
We're Dorothy Downey, Alice Graham,
Florence Walters, Bessie Horton, Ruth
Bateman, Mildred Rawlins, Grace
Stone, Mildred Travel, Eva al.
ice Downey, Lucille Wright, Agnes
Wright, Elizabeth DeForest, Ethel Nor
.ris, Mary watkins and Marion Wallace.
Dainty refreshments were served by
Mrs. Wallace, and all bad a delightful
time.
Mrs. Reed gave a social tea Thurs
day afternoon to the ladies of the Meth
odist aid society and their friends, tea
and sandwiches and the %doughnuts for
which the hostess is SO justly amous
making up an appetizing menu. This
society has decided to give a sale at the
Lynch grocery store next Saturday af-
ternoon, baked beans and brown bread
being the articles which will tempt
purchasers that day. The organization
will meet with Mrs. Simpson on the 8th
of February.
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The Girls Sewing club was pleasant.
ly entertained last Saturday afternoon
by Miss Lee. Next Saturday the young
ladies will be the guests of Mrs. Beltz.
The woman's missionary society of
the Presbyterian church met at the
home of Mrs. Hogbin Thursday, a must
cal program being a feature of the aft
rnoon Mrs. Griffin presented an able
paper on The Religions of Japan" and
Mrs. Boyd gave one equally beneficial
which had for its theme, missions and
Temperance"
The Social Card club was delightful
ly entertained by Mrs. Ivinson Thurs
day afternoon. Next week this club
will play with Mrs. Scofield.
The EpwOrth League held its month.
ly social last night at Prof. Nelson's,
and it is scarcely necessary to state
that the event was a very enjoyable
one.
Monday evening DR.. McCollum was
the host at a stag dinner which will
long be remembered with pleasure by
the gentlemen present, who were DR..
Brown, DR.. McNiff and Messrs. Mills
McMurray and DeKay.
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DR.. and Mrs. Douglas oficiated
pleasantly as hosts for the East End
Whist club Wednesday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. Scofield and Mr.. Eggleston be-
ing special guests. The club will hold
its next session at the Hamilton resi-
dence.
The G. l. A. to the B. of l.. E. will
give a card party in G.. A. R. hall next
Thursday afternoon, serving refresh
ments after the games are over.
Mr.. Harry Upper, of Cheyenne,
formerly a student at the university,
is expected over today to spend Sun.
day with his hosts of Laramie friends.
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The Cathedral Guild will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Rus.
sell.
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The February session of the West
Side Aid society will be held next
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. H. A.
Smith.
The regular session of the Charity
Whist club falls on next Thursday
which is the first day of February.
Mrs. Marsh entertained the Ladies
card club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
Spalding will be at home to the club a
its next meeting.
The Jolly Eight will play tonight
with Mrs. OFT.
The Birthday club will convene mex
Tuesday afternoon at the Cameron res
idence, with Mrs. William Cameron
and Mrs. Jabez Cook officiating as hos,
tesses.