, 1907-05-18

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delightfully."- at their suite in the Marsh
residence Thursday evening, at a chat,
ing dish party for Mrs. Paul S. Brew.
ster Of Cheyenne. The supper occur
red after the concert n the party in
cluded Mrs. Mary Slavens Clark, Mayor
and Mrs. C. D. Spalding, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. S. Greenbaum and Miss DeKay. 1t
was sincerely regretted that Inspecting
officer Captain U. G.. McAlexander did
not arrive in time to attend the func-
ton, as had been anticipated.
Mr.. Harold Merriam and Miss Ethel
Merriam will sail for home or the 25th
of July, returning through Canada and
I'D the St. Lawrence. They will reach
Laramie via this route about the 7th
of August.
The ladies' of the Baptist church
held three special meetings this week,
converting on Wednesday at the Fra
zee residence and on Thursday and Fri
day at Mrs. Merriam's. The society
is very busy completing work for Bap-
fist day, which occur next Wednesday.
The committee in charge of the open
session of the Tuesday Evening Musi-
cal club, Mrs. Lee, Mrs. Latimer and
Mrs. Marquardt, have decided to hold
that delightful occasion or the evening
of Tuesday, May 2Sth, at North Star
hall.
The regular session of the Methodist
Aid society was held Wednesday after
noon at the church, but business was
laid aside for the nonce and the gath
ering transformed into an impromptu
luncheon complimentary to Mrs. Pierce,
who will soon return to Missouri to
reside.
A delightful session of the Cathedral
Guild was held Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. James Mathison. The ladies
have been asked by the cadet ball nan
agement to oficiate as caterers for
that event this year, and have agreed
to serve a buffet luncheon. The Guild
will meet with Mrs. Lee again on the
29th to pearfect plans for the supper.
Mrs. Ingham will intertain the Jolly
Eight tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lee write from
Salt Lake that they will spend their
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at the Lee residence, which will be
good news to their Laramie friends.
DIR. and Mrs. McCollum will enter
tain at whist next Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Card club played Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. H. N. Roach
Mrs. Grant will oficiate as hostess at
the next session of the organization.
Salt Lake next week for a visit with
Mrs. woodruff.
The last literary meeting of the Wo-
mans club for the current year was
held Saturday afternoon, the principal
papers being by Mrs. Merriam and Mrs.
Fitch. Mrs. Merriam had for her
theme English Universities" a topic
with which she is thoroughly familiar
as her son and daughter are both stu
dents at Oxford. Mrs. Fitch's compre-
hensive paper was on Ideal Citizen
ch;rp IT. club will r1ocn th1 vpar
with a social session next Saturday af-
ternoon.
The Presbyterian Aid society was en-
tertained wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
David Reid. This organization will
serve the banquet for the Albany coun-
ty teachers during institute week.
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The Girls Sewing club will be en-
%tertained by Mrs. George Spalding at
the C. w. Spalding residence next Sat
urday afternoon.
The Charity Whist club met Tues
day evening, with Mrs. Kidd, Mrs. ia
cobs, Mrs. Stickney and Mrs. Delaney
entertaining. Mrs. Buck and DR.. De-
Laney made the highest scores. One
more meeting will probably complete
the series, and the hostesses and the
time for the session will be announced
later
Society items as manufactured by
masculine minds have made mirth for
many moons, but the following para
graph is certainly one of the best which
have recently been laid at the door OF
such reporters. 1t appears that this
genius had been cautioned by his chief
mot to state things as facts until they
had been proved to be facts-otherwise
The would be likely to get his paper into