, 1906-06-09

of 81, while Mr.. Patched and MIR. Simp.
son tied with % points. Mrs. Grant.
the clubs efficient treasurer, read a re
port which showed the organization to
be in excellent financial condition, with
a snug sum on hand to meet demands
for charity during the vacation months.
The club deferred election of officers
and reorganization until ext fall.
The members of companies b and d
celebrated their victory at the recent
competitive drill with a party and
dance at the university gymnasium
last night. Neithe's orchestra furn-
ished the music and a buffet luncheon
was served throughout the evening by
the young ladies. Judge Groesbeck,
whose generosity made the affair pos,
sible, was a special and honored guest,
the judges being also invited, and sew.
eral matrons were present TO partici,
pate in the happy affair.
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Mrs. Zeno Davis of Denver expects
to return to her home tomorrow, after
a most enjoyable visit with Laramie
relatives nj friends. Mrs. Davis has
been the recipient of many social at
tentions here, some of the parties given
in her honor being as follows: Sun.
day evening Mrs. Olivia Peale enter
tanned at dinner for Mrs. Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. James Davis being also pres
emf to enjoy the occasion. Tuesday
Mrs. Davis vas the honor guest at a
party given by Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Sears. Wednesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mathison gave a dinner
for Mrs. Davis. On Thursday Mr.. and
Mrs. David Reed ~ofIiciated as hosts for
the party, and tonight Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Hines will entertain compliment,
tary to Mrs. Davis.
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The Presbyterian Aid society was
pleasantly entertained Wednesday by
Mrs. John Baltic. The ladies voted to
purchase 100 ''tis-bit' barrels, which
are calculated to catch all the stray
coins this summer in various families,
and when opened next fall will un-
d~oubtedly yield a surprising fund for
the new church. The next session of
the club will be held with Mrs. Has
kins.
The Baptist Aid society was peas
antly entertained Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. Avery T. Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mansfield an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Susie, to Mr.. Emmett Woodbury. of
Boston. The wedding will occur early
this summer, and the happy couple
will visit California on their bridal
trip, stopping off here to see their
relatives, Mrs. Merriam and Miss
Mansfield being aunts of the bride eX
pectant. Miss Mansfield was the guest
of her cousin, Miss Ethel Merriam, last
September, and made many friends by
her winning personality, who will an.
ticipate with pleasure the prospect of
meeting her again under such inter
esting and happy circumstances.
Mr.. C. c.. Carlisle will visit Laramie
about the Goth to make the %acquaipt
ance of his charming little daughter
Prof. Lee expects to return to the Sho
shone reservation with Mr.. Carlisle
for a vacatio nouting of a month oil
more.
The Tuesday Musical club held a bus
mess meeting on June 9TH at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobus to wind III
it's affairs for this season. The com
mittee on hall and refreshments foI
the open meeting recently given mad,
its report, and was given a vote o
thanks for its efficient service. Mrs
Kidd was also given a vote of thank
for furnishing such an excellent plan
for the occasion. Dean Bode was re
elected president and Prof. Marquard
vice president for the ensuing veal
Prof. Merz declining reelection , Mis-
Laura Lee was elected to the office Q
secretary and treasurer. The club wi
begin its next years work on the frs
Tuesday of October at the home G
Prof. and Mrs. Marquardt, and sectio
B will furnish the program.
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Mrs. w. L. Keller will receive tn
p ladies of the Phelomatheon club mex
Friday afternoon at her home, 40
Fifth street.
> The following picnic party, with Mr.
Clark and Mrs. Langheldt as chap,
rones, are spending the day on Gro
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