, 1906-06-02

llS lONS anu appreciation which
prompted the gift. The recipient
gracefully received the jewel with q
few appropriate remarks. During the
evening, dainty refreshments were
served by Miss 0'Keefe and Miss Inez
Richie. The list OF Miss Wright's as.
sociates who We're interested in this
notable occasion Is as follows: Prof
+. w. Lee, Prof. William Marquardt,
Mrs. Whiting, Mrs. Nellie Wilson, Mrs.
Herbert King, Mrs. Louis Tyvold, Mrs.
Thomas McFarlane, Mrs. G. T. Powell,
Mrs. C. II. Harris, Mrs. A. Erickson,
Mrs. George Hunt, Ms. Charles Bel.
lamy, Mrs. j. b. Mckee, DR.. Grace r.
Hebard, DR.. Agnes Wergeland, Misses
Ida Gerig, Leslie Swigart, Martha
Grant, Maude Moudy, Lucy Cordiner,
Helen Simpson, Martha Moore, Addie
McDermott, Anna Rice, Emma Maggie,
Tessie Welch and Josephine Barker.
Mrs. DR.. A. b. Hamilton entertained
about twenty-five ladies at an anus
ing book party Thursday afternoon,
among the volumes personified being
1.-THE House of 1000 Candles" When
Knighthood Was In Flower" Mother
Goose" Mrs. Wigs Anna Kar-
enna.' Foul Play" Lady or the Ii
GER Rose of the River" woman In
White Uncle Toms Cabin" The
Yirginian," "%Innocents Abroad, blouse
of Mirth,' 1.-The Ring or the Book"
Hard Cash." 1T is Never Too Late
To Mend "Middlemarch," Figs and
Thistles," We Two" Looking Back
ward" and The Gambler" The la
dies found it somewhat difficult to
guess the names of sister books, and
the innovation proved to be highly en-
joyable. A course repast was served.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Avery 7.
Holmes was the hostess at a novel
function which might aptly be termed
a globe trotter's party, as each guest
was expected to relate some expert
ence, wise or otherwise, relating to her
travels. The anecdotes dealt with
haps and mishaps in great variety and
many of them were very effectively
told. Miss Sadie Holmes assisted as
ushers and Miss Alice Holiday pre-
sided at the punch bowl during during
the afternoon. Light refreshments
were served. Mrs. Holmes invitation
list was as follows: Mrs. Charles Bel
lamy, Mrs. ]. S. Atherly, Mrs. R. E..
Fitch, Mrs. C. l.. Houston, Mrs. G.. A.
Hunt, Mrs. ]. T. Holiday, Mrs. DR.. X.
j. GARDINER, Mrs. G. E. Eggleston, Mrs.
H. Warren Nice of Vallejo, Cal, Mrs.
A. S. Peabody, Mrs. DR.. S. B. Miller,
Mrs. P. c. Rauner, Mrs. VIM. McClar-
ey, Mrs. H. G. Knight, Mrs. w. H. Fra
zee, Mrs. H. c. Scofeld, Mrs. F. d.
%Spafford, Mrs. William McCune, Mrs.
R. Addison Lansdell, Mrs. G. A. Camp.
bell, Mrs. C. L. Patched, Mrs. E. D..
Latimer, Mrs. W. H. Reed, Mrs. F. A.
Miller, Mrs. A. e. Miller, Mrs. Harry A.
Goinden, Mrs. Charles H. Harris, Mrs.
N. e. Corthell, Mrs. DR.. w. II. Douglas
and Mrs. H. d. Beemer.
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The Presbyterian aid society will
meet next Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. John Baillie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Washburn ex.
pect to leave the latter part of next
week for Geneseo, ILL.,, where they will
visit for some time with Mrs. Wash
burns parents and other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Nellie Wilson and children will
spend six weeks OF their vacation at
Mrs. Wilson's old home in Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Simpson and fam
lily will go to Massachusetts in July to
enjoy an extended visit with Mr.. Simp-
sons eastern relatives.
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Whispers have been in the air for
some time in regard to summer we'd
dings, and it is now confidently assert
ed hat Laramie is to have at least
seven bonny brides in the near future.
One of these will go to Omaha to re,
side and another is also said to be par
tiai to Nebraskal There is talk of a
double wedding in which a brother
and sister will be interested and it
seems certain that Laramie is to add
a matrimonial boom to it's already
crowded program. As to the exact