, 1906-03-10

including Mrs. Hodgeman. Misses Rem.
nett, Swigart and Let's and Messrs.
Buck, Ivers n Young. Whist was the
game n Miss Let's o the first
prize. The daintiest OF pink and white
luncheons was served when cards were
laid aside.
At the session of the Methodist Aid
society held Thursday afternoon at the
church, arrangements were discussed
for the "At home" which will be giveu
by the denomination in the parlors OF
its beautiful new building on the ev.
ening of the 23d. The successful ban,
quet given last year is still remember,
ed with pleasure by all who attended,
and this event is intended to fill the
same place in the social life of the
church, entertainment being offered in
a different and less formal way. 1t is
an invitation affair, and light refresh
ments will be served by the ladies of
the aid society. Welcome will be ex-
tended to the new members recently
received by the church, and an inform.
al program will be presented, in which
all departments of the church work will
receive proper recognition. The Aid
society will meet every week for the
present and the session next Thursday
afternoon will be held at the home of
Mrs. Simpson.
day afternoon very pleasantly with
Mrs. ]. w. Johnson, dainty refresh
ments being enjoyed when embroidery
was laid aside. The membership in
this new club is limited to an ever doz-
en- and it numbers among it's members
Mrs. Yund, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Nc
Cune, Mrs. Fred Cameron, Mrs. H. A..
Smith, Mrs. John Thees, Mrs. viii
Mast, Mrs. Cornwell, Mrs. Nels Nelson,
Mrs. G. l.. Babcock and Mrs. Elmer
Moody. Sessions will be held bi-week-
lly, and Mrs. Thees will entertain the
Organization on the 21st.
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Mrs. George McAllister was the hon
or guest at a cosy dinner given Satur-
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mathison and later was surprised by
an unexpected visit from a large num-
Der of her friends, who adopted that
method of expressing their regret at
her approaching departure for Den
yer, her future home. Mrs. McAllister
proved fully equal to the emergency
and the evening passed SC swiftly and
pleasantly that authorities do not con-
slider it advisable to put in black and
white the exact hour when goodbyes
were said. Mr.. and Mrs. McAllister
will be long and sincerely missed by
their hosts of Laramie friends who
unite in wishing all good things for
them in their new home. At the party
Saturday evening, Mrs. McAllister was
presented with an elegant solid silver
fruit tray, which will certainly serve
as a lasting and precious memento of
the occasion, the friends making the
gift being Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathi-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Mathison. Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thees, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chap
man, Mr.. n Mrs. Ross Hines, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Kern, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Reid, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Lynott, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lovejoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. George TRADING, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. R. Sears, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore T~regoning, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
George, Mrs. olivia Peale, Mrs. Allie
Zentz, Misses Louise Konold, Alma
johnson, Eta Johnson, Eva Jones, Jen-
ME Peaie, Olga Hansen and Grace
Peale, Messrs. Walter Doyle, Frank
Doyle, John Doyle, Ed Smith. Charles
and Clifford Peale. Mrs. McAllister has
been detained here this week by the
SERIOUS illness Of her small daughter
and son, but the little ones are now i'm
proving and she expects to join Mr.. Nc
Allister in Denver within a few days.
Mrs. p. c. Rauner was at home to
the Presbyterian ladies Wednesday aft
ernoon, the attendance being very
large yer for a session of this brisk
society. Arrangements for an enter.
tainment some time this month. at
which university and other talent will
assist were discussed. The meeting
of the 21st will be held with Mrs,
DeForest.
One Of the notable events of this
week was the large surprise party Civ
en- under the direction of the Rathbone
Sisters Monday evening, in honor Of
Mrs. Yund, who goes to Pueblo next
week to reside. Mrs. Langheldt opened
her beautiful new house for the event
and when the company had gathered
the conspirators telephoned to Mrs.
Yund that Mrs. James Foster had drop.
ped in to spend the evening and asked
her to come over and have he. fortune
told. She 500 arrived, as u~nsuspect-
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