, 1907-02-16

L.. j. Mills, Frank A. dolldayr Ber
Bartlett, f. S. Burrage, A. c. Jones, G
L. Kempton and Harry Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Hiskey were the
hosts at a delightful 5 O'Clock dinner
Tuesday evening, cover being laid for
DR.. and Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Dillenbeck
and Messrs. John and Thomas Pierce
Laramie friends of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
w. Russell, who now reside at Den,
yer, have received cards containing the
following interesting announcement:
"Nyda Outrenette Russell. Weight, s
pounds. Born, February Sd, 1907" wy
oming extends sincere congratulations.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Van Horn of Bos.
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Miller
were the guests of Hon. Otto Gramn,
at dinner at the Union Pacific hotel
Thursday evening.
The Cathedral Guild was pleasantly
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Rice. The ladies decided to give
their fair on the 18th of March, if
Maennerchor car be secured for that
date. st. Faiths Guild will assume
entire charge of the fancy work and
candy booths. The guild will meet
next week with Mrs. Jacobus.
The session of the Tuesday Musical
club has been again postponed and
ganization on Tuesday, March 9Th. The
regular work of the club will be re-
sumed at that time and it's members
are urgently requested to reserve the
first and third Tuesday evenings of
each month for its sessions.
The postponed session of the Brown
ing club was held Monday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Latimer, Mrs. Glib
sun presenting an SASSpllOLdlly me
paper on the theme, The Divine Com
edy-a Worlds Book" Cantos I and
s from the "Purgatorio," were read and
discussed. The club will meet again
next Monday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibson.
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The Priscillas We're the guests of
Mrs. H. A. Smith Tuesday afternoon,
the gathering being a very delightful
one Mrs Guy Ellis will entertain the
deft needlewomen on the 26th.
About thirty young people had a
merry time Thursday evening at the
Frazee residence, the party having
been arranged by George Frazee and
James Davis in honor of Glen Fennel,
who will soon remove to Boulder to re-
side.
The Clio club convened Tuesday ev-
ening at the Symons' residence, Mr..
Arnold occupying the principal place
on the program with an able paper on
George Fox" Mrs. Symons led the
discussion. The club will hold it's
next session with Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
mold.
The class of the Tuesday Afternoon
Reading circle was held this week
with Mrs. e. H. Knight, the ladies con-
tinuing the perusal of THE Ring and
the Book"
The meeting of the Charity Whist
club will be held on Wednesday even.
ing next week, and the entertainment
committee will consist of Miss DeKay,
Mrs. G. A. Campbell, Mrs. A. B. Caver-
ly and Mrs. w. S. Ingham.
The Presbyterian Aid society will
meet next Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Tisdel and on the same day Mrs.
S. A. Crawford will receive the ladies
of the Methodist Aid society at her
home on north Fourth street.
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Mrs. Alice Spalding entertained the
Girls Sewing club this afternoon.
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Rehearsals are progressing satisfac-
torily for the play, "Rebecca's Tri-
umph,' which will be given by mem
bers of the Woman's club on the even
ing of Friday, March 22d. Miss Shaw
is directing the play and has already
demonstrated her ability to the uni
versal satisfaction of those most di-
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