, 1906-11-17


who catered for his majesty on Thurs.
day evenings! The more experienced
society ladies' are very proud of the
successes which are being achieved by
the young hostesses of the city, and
Mrs. Knight has been profusely compli-
mented on her pretty parties.
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The marriage of Mr.. Edward A. Buck
and Miss Euphemia Naismith will be
solemnized at the Naismith residence
next Wednesday evening, the wedding
teing a very quiet IL on account OF
recent bereavements in the family. Rev.
A. C. Hogbin will perform the cere-
mony. Mrs. Mary Mckinley and
daughters, Efie and Margaret, are here
from Council Bluffs to be present at
the marriage and Messrs. Will and Ar
thur Mckinley are expected to arrive
early next week. Mr.. George Naismith
of Ogden, will each Laramie on Mon
day to be present at the wedding of his
sister Miss Naismith and Mr.. Buck
have many friends in Laramie and vi
cinity who will unite in wishing for
them a long and happy welded life.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Kent entertained
a party of friends Tuesday evening
in honor of the twenty-fifth anniver-
sary of their marriage, their parlors
being filled with those who assembled
to assist in the proper celebration of
the noteworthy event. An enjoyable
musical program was a feature of the
occasion, numbers being acceptably
rendered by Misses Lenora Boeke, Flo
"a Muir, Annie Reid and Prof. Bohlin.
A clever floral contest was also much
enjoyed, a boquet of flowers being pre-
scented to the most successful partici-
pant. Partners for supper were de-
creed by a sliced heart puzzle, much
amusement resulting from the match.
ing of the di~smembered quotations
which were written on the cards. Mr..
and Mrs. Kent received many appro-
pirate and valuable gifts from their
friends in this and other cities.
Miss Laura Lee entertained charm.
ingly at progressive whist Tuesday ev-
ening, her guest list including Misses
Charles, Ethel Brown, Elizabeth Grow,
Swigart, Annie Rice, and Laura Let's
n Messrs. Jones, Burrage, Filler, Nc.
Auliff, Grant, Kempton and Mills. The
tally cards were the cunningesr of SUM-
bonnet babies, and other appointments
were equally pretty. An elaborate sup
per was served at the conclusion of
the game.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Gonden gave a
farewell party Monday evening for
their house guest, Miss Nora Dacey
Of st. Paul, who has returned to her
home after an extended visit in the
city. Euchre was the program for the
evening, and the appetizing supper was
a novelty of the Chilli con >arne' va
riety. Those invited to say au revoir
to Miss Dacey were Mr.. and Mrs. G.
A. Campbell, DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Bal
lard, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Emmons, Mrs.
H~odgeman, Misses Ethel Balch, Eta
DeKay, Florence Bulson, Helen Ma
nasse, Laura Let's, Jean Durlacher,
DR.. James Ballard, DR.. Tebbits, Messrs.
Clarence Congdon, C. w. Berry, J. A.
Winkler, Kendall and Frye.
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The regular monthly social Of the
Methodist aid society ccurred in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon and
was a largely attended and very en-
joyable affair. The Methodist ladies
are extending the warmest of welcomes
to their new pastors wife, Mrs. Pierce,
and are already finding her to be a
great addition to their %congenial cir
Gle. The society will meet every week