, 1906-03-17

Arnold gave the reading. The officers
of the club were reelected as follows:
President, DR.. Grace Raymond Hebard;
Secretary, Mrs. r. e. Fitch; executive
committee, Miss Hebard, Mrs. Fitch
and Mrs. Symons. This club. which
is one of the oldest in Laramie, was or.
ganized December 10th, 1891, and has
done difficult and substantial work in
history during its long life, having stud
led all of the more important countries
of the world. All biography being of
necessity also history, it was decided
to devote next season to the great re-
~ligious leaders of the world, each men,
Der selecting the one who most APP
peals to him, and the course seems des-
tined to prove of great value and inter-
est.
There was a large attendance at the
session of the Cathedral Guild held
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Fred
George, and the ladies are unusually
busy, preparing for their fair on the
9th of April and filing orders. A let
ter was acknowledged from a lady in
Pennsylvania, who offers to donate a
box of fancy work for the fair. Next
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. F. A. Mil
Ter and Mrs. Hodgeman will be at home
to the members of the guild and all 9TH
er friends at the Miller residence, at a
Lenten tea, from 2 O'Clock until 5. An
informal musical program will be rem.
dered, beginning at 8 o'clock.
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Little Miss Doris Blanch Atherly eel
lebrated her eighth birthday anniyers-
airy last Saturday, the party being a de
lightful one in spite of the terrific bliz-
zard. The young hostess received a
great many pretty presents, and a nice
supper was an important feature of the
occasion in the minds of the young
guests, those invited being Hazel Ath-
,erly of Fort Collins, Cecil and Leslie
Crawford, Stanley Greenbaum, Leslie
Jacobs, Yulee Taylor, Opal Crawford,
Maude Cook, Mary Jones, Ellen Green
baum, Emma Marker, Nellie Winslow,
DOttie Blair, Dora Maynard, Meredith
Langheldt, Sadie Holmes and Virginia
Miller.
The following unique invitations
have been issued, the dainty cards be-
ing shamrocks, which, as well as the
envelopes, are in true Irish green, the
inscription being effectively done in
white ink: "Mr. and Mrs. Arnold will
entertain the Clio club at dinner, Sat
urday evening, March IT, G:3O o'clock"
Miss Mary Spafford was the soloist
at Mrs. Clark's studio recital his af-
ternoon, her program being as follows:
Dancing Lesson Paul Ducelle;
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" Metz
Ter; "silver Spray March, Carl
Henschel; ITO the Dinner March," En-.
'gelmann; Curious Story" Heller;
Fantasia Bach. Miss Hazel Crooks
will render the next program before
this class.
Master Nelson Clark Tisdel was
born six years ago last Sunday, and,
of course, the party Saturday at which
he oficiated as host was not a birthday
party, but it was a splendid substitute
for the genuine article as all the little
guests readily testify. II hunting mar
Dles and other games, with an appetiz.
ing supper, ice cream and all, don't fill
a cup of joy to overlooking, children
have undergone great changes. Mel
sons guest list was as follows: Marie
Woodruff, Irene Gilkison, Jennie Form.
berg, Lois Trumbull, Kenneth Brewer,
George Buffum, oliver Knight, Wade
Heavey and Hamilton Cordiner.
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The members of the University
Dancing club gave a party last night
at North Star hall.
MIS-. SymOnS was at nome TO the
Whist club Monday evening, the ses-
sion being a very enjoyable one. This
club will play on the 9th with Mrs.
Downey and will hold its meetings on
Tuesday evening during Lent, having
gracefully yielded Monday evening to
a Wednesday card club, the latter
night being reserved for church duties
during the p%enitential season
Mrs. knight gave a very enjoyable
party for her little girls of Glass l. of
the Presbyterian Sunday school Tues
day afternoon.
Master Edwin Holiday Fitch was G
years old last Sunday and on Monday
entertained his jolly little cousins in
honor of the event. 1t is needless to
say that the occasion was a most de
.lightful one.
The Idlewild club met Thursday ev-
.ening with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ly-
mott, the invited guests being Miss Jen-
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