, 1906-04-07

this innovation, and the Golfers of the
guild were satisfactorily enriched by
the two events. During the afternoon
Mrs. Latimer rendered Sunset" Dud.
ley Buck) to the evident satisfaction
of all. The regular session of the guild
will be held next Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Converse.
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/ At the general meeting of the Wo-
mans club last Saturday afternoon an
accumulation of routine business was
satisfactorily disposed of. 1t was found
that $3.50 had been cleared for the pl.
ano fund by the big Spinsters' conven-
ton, and a j~ubilation will be held by
the club members and all who assisted
in the entertainment at the home of
Mrs. Spafford next Thursday evening,
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The South Side ladies have revived
their neighborhood parties, which
proved so delightful some months ago
and spent an afternoon over their fancy
work with Mrs. Simpson last week.
Tuesday afternoon they were the
guests of Mrs. w. j. Naismith, and
yesterday they were pleasantly enter
tanned at the Chaplain residence by
Mrs. Chaplin INT Mrs. Rauner.
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hTrC IhoCn nn1nhrotaJ hn. hf,tbln,.
at her home on Fourth street Thurs
day afternoon, her guests being mem.
bers of the Sixty club and other friends
to the number of twenty. Eight of the
Sixty ladies were in attendance-Mrs.
Blake, Mrs. Mulholland, Mrs. WEIGH,
Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Brands,
Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Chase. Others
present were Mrs. Cameron, Mrs.
Hertzog, Mrs. Houston, Mrs. j. T. Hol-
liday, Mrs. Andrew Miller, Mrs. Hough-
ton, Mrs. Merriam, Mrs. Cook and Miss
WEIGH. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent in conversation, a reference to
the water questions of the present
NouihS poNh ~ lhC NollhlNlOh6 MIlCI
existed in Laramie many years ago
when water for domestic purposes was
hauled from the river in barrels.
Twenty-Five cents had to be paid for
each barrel, 10 it was hardly free"
water, and a red cloth hung out was
the signal to the drivers that you de.
Cirpl annfhar. driply Annpt tbi, cir
nal, one lady remarked that the morn
ing after her arrival here as she walked
the streets she vas appalled, at the APP
parent prevalence of some contagious
disease. Another dwelt upon the de-
lights of the mornings when the water
barrels were found frozen solid. No
the present system with its inconven-
fences will seem as absurd to those
who discuss it as the conditions of
earlier days do to us, and the opinion
was nearly unanimous that progress
and improvement should be the order
of the day. An elaborate dinner was
served at 5 O'Clock, which was dis
cussed leisurely with much mirth and
enjoyment. Mr.. Leo Chase's opinion
of the Importance of his mothers
birthday was exemplified by the man.
the guests, and these, being, as one
lady expressed it, fully enough for a
whole days ration" served as ou-
venirs, being finally safely transported
to the various homes under the man.
agement of Colonel Stanton, officer of
the day. Mrs. Chase received a large
number of beautiful presents, the list
including silver, fine china, potted
plants and cut flowers in profusion.
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The Tuesday Afternoon Reading cir
Gle studied this week at the Arnold
residence, completing the perusal of
'Pippa Passes" The next session of
the circle will be held with Mrs. DR..
Brown, and the ladies will read a group
of short poems by Browning.
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Misses Eva Jones an Lille McCrea
very pleasantly entertained Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Grace Miller,
who will depart in a few days for Og-
den, her future home. A dainty three
course luncheon was served by Mrs. G.
E. Jones assisted by Lille McCrea and
Lille Jones after which various games