, 1906-09-15
WEEK
In SOCIETY

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There has been more than a sugges.
uoh OF fall in the air during the past
lew Gays and the weather has beer
showery and disagreeable, but fortu.
nately We have escaped killing frosts,
and Laramieites have accepted he bad
weather philosophically, arguing that
We were all the more likely to be ia
Vored with ideal conditions for the fair
next week. Interest continues to in
crease n~oticeably in that event, and
with the good weather which may now
be confidently expected, the festival is
sure to equal or excel its successors of
former years.
Mrs. A. H. Cordiner was n of the
charming hostesses of the week, her
large n elaborate luncheons occur
ring Thursday and Saturday after
moons. Green and white were the tints
chosen for these pretty functions and
the Cordiner residence was a veritable
bower of clematis and wild cucumber
vines, the graceful tendrils being most
effectively twined about the grilIes and
archways. All the floral effects were
In snowy white, sweet peas and asters
lending dainty beauty to the scene.
The place cards were quaint and ex-
quisite affairs in pond lily design, the
work, which was in green and white,
of course, being in water colors. For
favors lovely bonbon baskets of green
and white ratla were presented to the
guests. The luncheons were progress
sive and the elaborate menu, which
was identical on both occasions, was
In the pretty green and white, the
cakes, ices, bonbons and other acces-
series reproducing the chosen color
scheme. Mrs. Cordiner was assisted
by Misses Mary Livingston, Ruth
Greenbaum, Irene S~palding, Natalie
Swigart and Helen Cordiner. The la
dies invited to these successful parties
We're: Mrs. e. D. Latimer, Mrs. Leslie
Kennedy, Mrs. M. N. Grant, Mrs A
G. Hogbin, Mrs. DR.. l. r. Swigart, Mrs.
D.. N. Stickney, Mrs. Durlacher, Mrs.
w. S. Vance, Mrs. E. d. Hiskey, Mrs.
F. c. Let's, Mrs. Edward Ivinson, Mrs.
Grow of San Diego, Mrs. William Cor
diner, Mrs. j. H. Symons, Mrs. T. H.
Gibson, Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Mrs. Fan
ME Manasse, Mrs. DR.. S. B. Miller, Mrs.
G. H. Jones, Mrs. G. II. Harvey, Mrs.
c. w. Spalding, Mrs. II. A. Gonden,
Mrs. Siefkin of Omaha, Mrs. c. P. Ar
mold, Mrs. Emma Moudy, Mrs. H. w.
Mills of Fort Worth, Texas, Mrs. w. II.
b. Jacobus, Mrs. II. A. Gish, Mrs. e. ].
Bell of Millbrook, Mrs. DR.. +. M. Tis-
del, Mrs. E. j. Lehman, Mrs. c. H. Har-
ris, Mrs. w. E. Ware of Salt Lake, Mrs.
G. T. Powell, Mrs. G.. f. Fast, Mrs. L.
S. Bartlett, Mrs. T. Fl. Simpson, Mrs.
James Cordiner, Mrs. F. H. Eggleston,
Mrs. DR.. A. B. Hamilton, Mrs. c. S.
G~reenbaum, Mrs. e. w. Condit, Mrs.
N. H. Roach, Mrs. j.. Fred Dawson, Mrs.
j. E. Winslow, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. j. H.
Davis, Mrs. w. A. Stoddard, Mrs. EN-
ma H. knight, Mrs. G. A. Campbell,
Mrs. Holbrook of Phoenix, Ariz., Mrs.
r. L. George, Mrs. A. A. Smith, Mrs.
DR.. H. e. McCollum, Mrs. James Math-
ison, Mrs. William Hodgeman, Mrs.
Fred George, Mrs. C. w. DeKay, Mrs.
H. j. King, Mrs. Ross Moudy, Mrs. A.
e. Holiday, Mrs. DR.. p. G. McNiff, Mrs.
Charles Washburn, Mrs. DR.. w. II.
Douglas, Mrs. e. e. Fitch, Mrs. C.. D.
Spalding, Mrs. E. A. Wilkison, Mrs.
H. G. Knight, Mrs. F. ]. Terry and
Mrs. Emma Knadler, Miss Tessie
WEIGH, Miss Efie Naismith, Miss See
gar of Quincy, Ill, Miss Laura Let's,
Miss Helen Manasse, Miss Lucy Cordi-
ner, Miss Jean Douglas, Miss Leslie
Swigart, Miss Helen Simpson, Miss
Martha Moore, Miss Martha Grant,
Miss Alice Holiday and Miss Wells of
Savannah, Mo.
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A session of the Woman's club was
held yesterday afternoon to discuss ar
rangements for the federation meeting
next month. 1t was decided to have a
piano placed in the rooms for fedora
ton use, on approval, and the purchase
of an instrument will be determined
later. The formal opening of the fed
GRAFTON will C. Tuesday evening,
October 9Th, most of the visitors being
nesday evening the reception will be
given, Thursday night will be devoted
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