, 1906-06-30
THE LARAMIE REPUBLICAN, DAILY EDITIoN-sAruRoAN JUNE 80, 1906.


Hannah Durlacher, Mrs. II. Neal Roach.
Mrs. c. H. Colt of Pueblo, Colo, Mrs.
e. J. Lehman, Mrs. Q, w. DeKay, Mrs.
f. j. Terry, Mrs. Eva Downey, Mrs. r.
6. Fitch, Mrs. f. ID. Spafford, Mrs. w.
"a. Stoddard, Mrs. w. II. B. Jacobus.
Mrs. r. d. Laumer, Mrs. Eli Crumrine,
Mrs. A. H. Cordiner, Mrs. A. e. Holli-
day, Mrs. Ora Haley, Mrs. Robert
George, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs j. w.
Conner, Mrs. John w Ernest, Mrs. j.
H. Bills, Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Mrs. DR..
IS. b. Miller, Mrs. William Mahoney of
Cheyenne, Mrs. w. B. Sutphin. Mrs.
Leslie Kennedy, Madame Wilkinson
and Mrs. e. J.. Bell.
4 & &
Mrs. r. e. Fitch, regent of Jacques
Laramie Chapter, d. A. r., entertained
the chapter Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. McFarlane of Wheatland,
and Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Carlisle OF
Cheyenne. The occasion was a most
delightful n and special mention was
made of the chapters new greatgrand-
daughter, Miss Alice Laurel Carlisle.
A portion of the session was devoted
to a discussion of the important events
of the revolutionary war which occur-
red in June. AS the county library al
ready possesses the volumes which the
chapter voted to donate to l. at it's an
nual meeting, the gift was changed to
a framed copy of the Declaration of In
depednece, similar to the one presented
to the university library some years
ago. The chapter voted to continue
the essay prize which proved so sue
cessful in the university last year, and
$40 will be awarded for the best produc-
ton relating to the early military sta,
tons n posts of the state. A com.
mittee was appointed to have charge
of the matter and the exact subject will
be announced later. 1t was further de-
cided to secure all of the six excellent
essays entered in the recent competi-
ton for the Overland Trail prize and
to preserve them on account Of their
historical interest and value Dainty
refreshments were served by Mrs Fitch
and the social hour which succeeded
the business session was much enjoyed.
Mrs Davis was at home Tuesday af-
ternoon to the ladies of the Sixty club
and a number of other friends, the par
ty being a deferred celebration of the
natal day of the hostess, which occur
red in January Among those who en-
Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Mulholland, Mrs.
Brands, Mrs. WEIGH, Mrs. Chase, Mrs.
Blair, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Harris, Mrs.
Kinnear, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Cook, Mrs.
Houghton and Mrs. E. c. Holiday. A
delightful feature of the afternoon was
the messages of greeting received from
Mrs Morgan and Mrs. Foote, and appro-
pirate readings were also enjoyed. An
and elaborate supper vas
served, the tables being p~rofusely dec
GRATED with pansies. Mrs. Godat's
birthday falls on July 29th and she will
be "a years of age on that date. Mrs.
Stark was also born in July, and her
presence at the celebration next month
is anticipated. Mrs. Brands was born
on the 31st of July, n she is expect.
ing her daughter, Mrs. Kingsford, from
Ogden, for her birthday party. The
Sixty club was organized at the home
of Mrs. Godat in July, 1900.
Madame Wilkinson entertained the
Social Card club pleasantly this week.
Mrs. ]. H. Davis will oficiate as host
ess for the club next Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. w. Johnson celebrated her
birthday Monday, when a number of
friends called and presented her with
an elegant pearl and gold-handled um.