, 1906-07-07

tILiNSAAL'f b2AiLi N "a
signed to prominent club women of the
various organizations Of the state are
Bureau OF Information" Forestry
industrial Child Labor" art
"Civil Service Reform Literature"
Education Household Economics"
Library Extension" Legislation and
"Civics." Prof. Knight and Mr.. Burke
will address the federation on pure
food topics, and the Saturday Musical
club of Cheyenne, the only strictly
musical organization in the federation
will be asked to present Il musical ey-
ening. Mrs. Sheik of Wheatland, the
brilliant state president of the feder-
alton, will be here, and as she, as we'll
as a number of other Wyoming aides
attended the national biennial last
spring, they will bring an enthusiasm
and uplift from that great gathering
which seems destined to make the state
meeting this year of especial interest
ahu NoiuV. ~ 10 oSaiSSAy hSSNopalN "
say that the members of the Laramie
Woman's club and indeed the residents
of this city generally will do every
thing in their power to make the days
of the federation meeting delightful for
those who attend, as the hospitality of
Laramie has been proverbial since the
days when it was merely a city of
tents.
A meeting of the old and new execu-
tive boards of the Woman's club was
held last Saturday afternoon at the
home of the president, Mrs. Erickson,
and an accumulation of routine bust
ness was satisfactorily disposed of.
The program for next year was also
discussed and plans outlined for club
work. Mrs. Sheik, president of the
state federation, is preparing a report
Of the recent national biennial which
each club in the state will be privileged
to peruse and the members of the Lar
annie Woman's club are anticipating its
arrival with much interest. An inform
al gathering of the club will be held
next Saturday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Stickney, which will be devoted
to the study of Mrs. Fox's "Parliamen-
tary Law and all club members who
are interested in the rules and usages
OF deliberative bodies are expected to !
be present. Mrs. Erickson surprised the
ladies' with an appetizing lunch OF
cakes and ices when the sterner duties
of the occasion had been disposed of.
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The ladies of the West Side aid so
ciety always anticipate their annual
outing at the suburban home of Robert
Cowper with much pleasure, and the
meeting Thursday afternoon was a very
delightful n in spite of %unpropitious
weather. The party assembled at the
home of Mrs. Prahl, where c~onveyances
provided by the hostess awaited them
and the ride was a merry one. Arrived
at the ranch business was in order and
arrangements were discussed for the
Sunday school picnic, which will prob
ably take place the first week in Au- |
gust. 1t is planned to make this a joint
affair to be enjoyed by the children of
the school here and also by the mem
bers of the country Sunday schools at
Woods Landing, Pops school house
and S~odergreen's. These outlying
schools have a membership of 35 or
more and the idea of a joint picnic is a
splendid N Hutton's grove will prob
ably be selected for the event, and its
arrangements were left to a committee
composed Of Rev. Woods, Mrs. H. A.
Smith and Mrs. Lewis Tyvold. The So
cial part OF the session was much en-
joyed, delicious refreshments being
served by the hostess.
The ladies of the Presbyterian aid
society held the closing session for the
year with Mrs. DeForest yesterday af-
ternoon, and disposed of business mat
tiers pertaining to the recent supper.
This society will now enjoy a vacation
until the first Wednesday in Septem-
Der.
Mrs. Hodgeman will go to Denver at
noon tomorrow for special medical
treatment and her friends hope she
may soon return completely restored
to health.
Miss Laura Lee will entertain the
Girls Sewing club next Thursday aft
ernoon.
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Mrs. Symons entertained the Whist
club very pleasantly on Monday even
ing.
A special meeting of Hermion tenn