, 1906-02-17
THE LARAMIE REPUBLICAN, DAILY EDITIoN-sATuRDAx FEBRUARY ~ 1906

IOulu vi pitaouAtb hAiSA lll1ANuGu uln-
ners, parties in variety and the annual
alumni dance, an important ball given
by the graduates of the Ogden high
school. On Saturday Mrs. Chaplin at.
tended the session of the Ogden temple,
Rathbone Sisters. This temple holds
its meetings in the afternoon ond the
lodge work. is succeeded by a pleasant
card party which is enjoyed by the
members and their invited friends. Mrs.
Chaplin won a rare bit of china as a
prize at this party which will serve as
a charming memento of her visit to
the sister temple. Another function
of peculiar interest was a meeting of
the Lucky Thirteen" club at which
Mrs. Chaplin won thirteen games at
high five, thus earning the first prize.
AS the gift was an exquisite piece of
Haviland china, the fortunate guest re.
fused to be daunted by the double hoo
doc and didn't break it before she
reached home, either.
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The ladies' of the G. l. A. to the B. of
l.. Il. gave another large and enjoyable
card party at the hall Thursday after.
noon. The attractive prizes were won
by Mrs. James King and Mrs. Thomas
Lynott, and Mrs. James Cordiner re-
ceived the BOBBY prize. Mr.. Walter
Harris earned the prize for gentle
men. A splendid luncheon was enjoy
ed after cards were laid aside.
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Mrs. Langheldt, Mrs. George Harris,
Mrs. David Reid and Mrs. Alfred Cook
entertained the Birthday club at the
Langheldt residence Wednesday after
noon, the occasion being a notable one
in the annals of this popular organiza-
ton. All of the entertaining ladies'
received beautiful gifts in honor of the
occasion. An elaborate luncheon was
served during the afternoon, to which
all did ample iustica The March meet
ing of the club will probably be omit
ted, but in April a session will be held
at the Cornwell residence, several
members of the organization assisting
the hostess.
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Mrs. Oft were the entertaining ladies
at the Charity Whist club session this
week, the meeting being held on We'd
nesday on account of the Masonic ball.
The o cards were pretty valentines
and the entire occasion was very en-
joyable. Mrs. Marker won the ladies'
honors with a score of SO and Mr. Patch
ell earned AZ points. The gentlemen
will play the role of hosts at the next
club meeting, the list including Judge
Groesbeck, Mr.. Reed, Mr.. Ben Bartlett,
Mr.. Jackson and Mr.. Berry.
The Literature and art department of
the Woman's club met Saturday after
noon, Mrs. Scofield being in charge of
the program. The topic was juvenile
literature, and Mrs. Lansdell gave a
splendid paper which covered the sub
lject in a very interesting and compre-
hensive manner Mrs. Symons spoke
on Kipling, Mrs. Patched talked on
Stevenson, Mrs. Spafford dealt with
Eugene Field, Mrs. Lee discussed n
ture study and Miss Richie read inter
esting biographical sketches of several
noted writer's for girls.
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The Y. P. 8. C. E. OF the Presbyter'
ian church gave an amusing valentine
social last night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wolford.
Tho Iiun IJpnIraI nanninn club ryiI
give one of its regular parties at North
Star hall tonight.
Miss Wilburta Knight will entertain
a number of young friends at her home
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Dayton entertain,
ed pleasantly at whist Thursday even
ing, their guests being Mr.. and Mrs
7. H. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. Price ia
cobs, DR.. and Mrs. Gardiner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerome S. Atherly, Mr.. and Mrs
D. N. Stickney, Mrs. Kidd and Mrs. AL
lee. Miss Doris Atherly and Master
Leslie Jacobs attended to the punching
and later assisted in serving the dainty
refreshments.
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The Marvin home on north Fourth
street was the scene of a very jolly
party last Saturday evening, a mum
Der of friends being entertained very
pleasantly by Miss Aura Marvin, the
evening sped swiftly by with variou.
card games and many instrumen
tai and vocal selections after which al
elegant eight course supper was serv
ed by Miss Marvin assisted by her sis