, 1906-10-27

VI UROAY, OCTOBER 27, 1906.
of old and young alike is conducted by
Misses Mamie Sullivan and Lizzie
O'Neil. Last, but far from least, in
moving about the crowded hall, where
dancers and spectators occupy every
available inch of space, ONE the sup
per room, where Mrs. j. i. Johnson
and Mrs. Thomas McHugh are in
charge, and those who have dined un.
der their management in former years,
need no further recommendation.
The Tuesday Evening Musical club
will meet next Tuesday evening at the
Lee residence and the program will
be furnished by the A division. Ow.
ing to the fact that the first regular
session of the club in November would
fall on election night, no gathering OF
the club will be held in that month
until the night Of Tuesday, the goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Rauner have is
sued invitations for a large dancing
party at North Star hall on the night
of Friday November 9th, the function
being planned in honor of the twenty
fifth anniversary OF their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rauner have resided in
Laramie during most of their married
life, and the friends here and else
where who will unite in extending af.
fectionate congratulations upon this
felicitious occasion are numbered by
scores.
The Cathedral Guild held its session
Wednesday with Mrs. George Baillie,
the gathering being a pleasant and i'm.
p~ortant one, A special session of the
society has been called for next We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. Jacobus
on Garfield street, and a full attend
ance is urged as arrangements must
be completed at that time for the sup
per which the ladies' will give at Maen-
nerchor hall election night.
The postponed session of the Brown
ing club was held Monday evening
at the Hogbin residence, Mrs. Hogbin
presenting an excellent paper on Ian
guage Of Divine Comedy" Next Mon
day night the regular session of the or
ganization will be held with Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibson, the paper outlined for that
time being by Mr.. Corthell on the
theme, political Survey of Italy in
Dante's Time"
The Whist club will plav next Mon.
day with Mrs. Marsh.
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The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
society We're entertained by Mrs. Grit.
fin and Mrs. Hasenkamp at a social
session at the home of the former
Wednesday afternoon, arrangements
being discussed at the gathering for
the Halloween supper which the So
ciety will give at the church next Wed.
nesday night. The next meeting of
the organization will be entertained
by Mrs. Hartman at her home on
north Fifth street November 18th.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church have selected December 7th
as the date for their annual fall fair
and entertainment.
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The Clio club was postponed one
week on account of the storm and the
first session of the organization will
be held next Tuesday night with DR..
Hebard.
The Ladies' Card club will play next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Patched.
The Tuesday Afternoon Reading cir
Gle did not meet this week, owing to
the unusually inclement weather, and
the club will study Browning at Mrs.
Eggleston's next Tuesday.
Owing to the press of engagements
this month, it has been deemed advis-
able to defer the reorganization of the
Charity Whist club until the middle of
November.
Miss Ethel Merriam writes from
England that her address for the en-
suing year will be Oxford university,
as she has decided to pursue her
studies in German, art and literature
at that institution during her residence
abroad. Mr.. Merriam and Miss Mer,
riam will spend two months travelling
in Germany during their Christmas va
cation, to perfect themselves in the
language of that country.
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The following charming description
of the beautiful new home recently
completed by DR.. Hebard and DR.. Wer-
geland is from the pen of Mrs. Hen
derson, the clever society editor of
the Cheyenne Leader: During a re-
cent visit to Laramie it was my pleas
ure to visit one of the very attractive
homes in Laramie, which the four hap
py occupants are pleased to call The
Doctors Inn Its first floor is the home
of DR.. Brown of the state university
and his charming wife and on its airy
upper floor are the luxurious apart
ment of DR.. Grace Raymond Hebard.
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