, 1906-08-25

today, bound for Europe for an ex
tended trip,
The Tuesday Afternoon Reading cir
Gle did not hold its regular session this
week on account of he camping cpl
demic which is prevailing among its
members.
Mrs. Converse oficiated pleasantly
as hostess for the Social Card club
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Ivinson will
entertain the organization next week.
Mrs. S. II. Campbell was too i'll to
entertain the Ladies' Card club at the
Mrs. Marsh OBLIGATED as hostess for
the organization. The trip to the
country will be made by the club later.
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Miss Laura Lee, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. c. c. Carlisle
at Cheyenne, gave a pipe organ recital
succeeding the Sunday evening SER
vice at st. Marks Episcopal church
there which was highly appreciated by
her auditors. The program rendered
by the talented young musician con-
sisted of the following numbers: Soma
ia No. 2, Mendelssohn; He was De-
spised," Handel's Messiah" Offer
toire March, Markell; Cradle Song"
Schnicker.
The Whist club spent Monday ev-
ening very pleasantly with Mrs. Grant.
Mrs. McNif left st. Thomas, Ontario,
Canada, this week homeward bound.
She intend to visit in Detroit and Chi
cago en- route and will not reach Lar
annie for some days yet.
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Mr.. mi Mrs. w. e. Chaplin have
taken the H l.. Anderson residence at
Cheyenne and will soon be pleasantly
domiciled there for the winter.
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Jewel of Eighty-six, auxiliary to the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen,
gave a card party last evening, at
Grand Army hall, when refreshments
were served. The proceeds of the en-
tertainment were for the benefit of the
fund to defray the expenses of the dele
gate from Black Hills lodge and Jewel
of E~ighty-six lodge to the grand con-
%ventions of the order, to be held at
Milwaukee, Wis, September 10. The
delegate from the Firemen will be
Frank d. Chapman and the delegate
from the auxiliary will be Mrs. Win
kle, both of whom will attend. The
card party last night was a pleasant
and successful affair.
Mrs. Dave Reid gave a dinner party
Tuesday evening, at her home on Ere
mont street, in honor of Miss Grace
Hines of Illinois, who is visiting here.
Covers were laid for eight and the din
ner was served in courses.
Mrs. Fred A. Miller writes from Salt
Lake City that she and Miss Zoe Mil
Ter are having a delightful time in
spite of almost perpetual rain. They
have me- several old friends, the num-
Der including Mrs. Eagon, formerly of
this city. They intend to visit Ogden
Monday and will probably reach home
Tuesday or Wednesday of next week.
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The Clio club has just returned from
its annual outing at Sodergreen's
which has been most delightful and
~restful, although some of the mem
bers have declared it a strenuous, bril-
liant and incomprehensible session.
Each member wore a large rosette of
the club colors, yellow and green. The
green was adopted on account of three
of the members having the same ma
tai day as st. Patrick and the yellow
from the club flower, the chyysanthe-
mum. Artistic banners of the same
colors fioated from the tents and the
motto, BE pleasant until 10 o'clock .ev.
cry morning and the rest of the day
will take care of ITSELF was always in
plain sight. A Clio yell was adopted
to be used. IN future outings and per,
haps at each dignifed meeting of the
club during the winter:
Rah! rah! rah!
In country or town,
Clio, Clio will not down,
Clk- Clk- Cpk- Clio.
The club was divided into two par,
ties, M called THE People" and the
other THE Buttinskies," each party
having entire charge of the day and
evening and making the other half dc
all the work and all the stunts. The
mornings were spent in delightful
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