, 1907-09-28

~ticipated.
One of the p%leasantest euchre par,
ties of the season was given by Mrs. f.
w. OFT on Thursday afternoon, her
guest list including Mrs. S. II. Camp
bell, Mrs. w. c. Thomas, Mrs. j. H.
Davis, Mrs. Fred A. Miller, Mrs. P. H.
Jacobs, Mrs. 7. j. Dayton, Mrs. Fan
ME Mauasse, Mrs. H. A. Gonden, Mrs.
Farley Mathison, Mrs. James Mathi.
son, Mrs. DR.. II. e. McCollum, Mrs
E. j. Lehman, Mrs. DR.. R. L.. .Tebbitt,
Mrs. P. C. Rauner, Mrs. Fred R%uprecht,
Mrs. w. II. Lovett, Mrs. F. e. Roffee,
Mrs. G.. e. Harvey, Mrs. E. T. Beltz,
Mrs. DIR. S. B. Miller, Mrs. C. L. Patch.
ell, Mrs. Prof. l.. w. Trumbull, Mrs.
William McClary, Mrs. ]. F. Johnson,
Mrs. Mollie Ingersoll, Mrs. II. S. Ing.
ham, Mrs. John A. Fischer, Mrs. Han,
nah Durlacher, Mrs. H. N. Roach, Mrs.
Elmer Lovejoy and Mrs. Rudolph Klee-
man. Cut flowers and potted plants
were effectively used for decorations.
A pleasant feature of the afternoon
was a song recital by Mrs. Trumbull,
who rendered June Madrigal' (Haw-
ley), "Slumber Song (Vannah), THE
Violet and the Sunflower" (Taylor)
and other numbers to the very obvious
delight of these present. Mrs. OFT
was assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
Ruprecht, Mrs. Manasse, Mrs. Harry
Houston and Misses OFT and Isabel
King. an appetizing luncheon being
served.
Mr.. Herman e. Langheldt was the
host Thursday evening at a very en-
joyable stag dinner, twelve of his init
mate friends being the honored guests.
The boys assembled at the Langheldt
home at $50 O'Clock and soon after
ward were ushered to the welcome
tables by little Meredith Langheldt.
Mrs. Langheldt served a seven course
dinner to the guests. Misses Ida and
Tessie Langheldt and Miss Edith West
were the mattresses. Mr.. Frank Sum-
ner Burrage was toast master and Mr..
Harry Langheldt and Mr. Percy Col
Inns we're his assistants. After the din
ner all we're ushered to the parlol
where Percy Collins, Willie Evans and
Melvin Johnson entertained the guess
the remainder of the evening with Va
rious musical instruments, i~nterspers,
ed with clouds Of smoke from clear
Key Vests, and Turkish made. Those
present were F. S. Burarge, Percy Col.
Inns Ed Crowley, Willie Evans, Rob
ert Gottschalll. Tom Hunton, Carl Hes-
ewald, Harry Jones, Melvin Johnson.
Leon Kennedy, Harry L%angheldt, Her
man Langheldt, Clarence NOR, Allen
Miller, Dewey Roberts, George Sliney
and Jack Taylor.
& & &
The regular monthly session of the
Baptist Missionary society was held
with Mrs. Brees Thursday afternoon,
the gathering being pleasant and profit
able in spite of the ~equinoctial. Mrs.
Watt led the devotional exercises and
Miss Alice Holiday gave the reading
Succeeding the literary program light
refreshments were served by the hos
tess and a delightful social hour was
enjoyed.
Invitations which read as follows
have caused great excitement and eN,
pectation in Laramie's youngest So
ciety set: Ethel Frances Ernest hopes
to have the pleasure of - IS
company at q party on Saturday, the
2Sth, from 8 o'clock to 6 o'clock"
& & &
Mrs. G. w. Spalding entertained the
Girls Sewing club this afternoon most
delightfully."-
The Tuesday Evening Musical club
will begin its years work next week
and will hold it's first session Tuesday
evening with Prof. Marquardt.
4 Z &
Mrs. Manasse entertained the Jolly
Eight at a special session last Sat
urday evening.
The Cathedral Guild held its defer
red session Wednesday afternoon at
Mrs. G~reenbaum's. The plan of hold
ing evening teas each month was
discussed and approved nj Mrs. Lee
will open her home for the first one
early in October. Gentlemen will be
expected on these occasions and a
program, refreshments and a sale OF