, 1906-04-21

attendance being larger than at any of
the preceding numbers in the list. The
dances were under the direction of a
committee consisting of officers Of Pill
OF camp, Woodmen of the World, with
Clerk C. l.. Rauner as chairman. The
supper on the closing night of the Sc
ries was served by Wyoming circle,
Women of Woodcraft, and it was a
very pretty affair, the ladies clearing
something like $40 therefrom. The
dances by the club were not designed
to d very materially to the treasury
of h camp, but the Woodmen cleared
about $50 nevertheless, which will be
added to the relief funds of the camp.
1t is likely another series of dances will
be arranged for next season.
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The Imperial band gave its annual
dance at Maennerchor hall last night,
there being a nice crowd. Good mu-
sic was furnished by the band and a
luncheon of coffee and sandwiches,
with trimmings, was served on the
stage. The band acted as managers
of the affair.
The Ladies' auxiliary to the Brother
hood of Railway Trainmen gave a
dance at North Star hall last night, for
the benefit of the fund for the expenses
of the delegate 10 the grand lodge meet.
mittee consisted of Mrs. Allie Zentz as
chairman, Mrs. Maggie Marvin, Mrs.
Aggie Morgan, Mrs. Maude Stone and
Mrs. Ella Crooks. Mrs. Zentz will at
tend the meeting of the grand lodge
as delegate. Among the visitors were
the following from Cheyenne, who
came on purpose: Mr.. n Mrs. ]. M.
Lowry, Mrs. Frank Draper, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Abraham, Miss F. NJ. Taylor and Miss
Catherine Smith. The music was fur
nished by William Neithe and John
Hunton.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Thompson en-
, Mrs. W. L. Keller and bright little son
5 Austil.
The Browning club met Monday
, night with Mrs. Knight, and the session
was devoted to the discussion of next
seasons year book. The club will
: study Dante next year. DR.. and Mrs
Tisdel will be at home to the organiza
ton at its next session.
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The Whist club spent Monday ev
:, ening very pleasantly with Mrs. Grant
The Ladies' Euchre club was delight
fully entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Marsh.
I Miss Annie O'Kiefe oficiated charm
ingly as hostess for the Girls Sewing
club this afternoon.
The Presbyterian Aid society wa
g postponed one week and the session
y will be held next Wednesday Afternoon
with Miss Efie Naismith.
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e The Tuesday Afternoon Reading Gil
S Gle met Monday afternoon on accoun
e of Tuesday functions and the i~ntensel.
r interesting session was held with Mrs
Brown. A group of short poems from
:, Browning occupied the time, the selec
tons being my Last Duchess" "Th'
Bishop Orders His Tomb at st. Prax
eds Church." and the invocation from
s. THE Ring and the Book" The circle
e will read next time with Mrs. Eggles
e ton.
l. Hon. Otto Gramm and DR.. P. c. Nc
Milf were the guests at a delicious duel
r dinner given Wednesday evening b!
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Campbell.
g The Social Hour club was entertain
n led Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Bal
e cock, the session proving to be an e,
h c~eptionally pleasant one. Mrs. M
e Cune will be at home to the club at it
next meeting.
e The Idlewild club played WednesGa
e evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Reid, con
y pleting its series. The club decided
e. to take a recess during the month o
k May and will begin a new series at tn,
II home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Harri
IS early in June.
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The South End ~Neighborhood clu'
held it's meeting Thursday afternoon a
e Mrs. Lovejoy's pretty home, and a dc
IS lightful time is reported by those in at
lie tendance. Receipts were again a feat