, 1907-04-27

will return in time for the event.
Mrs. Fred A. Miller has returned
from a delightful visit to Denver, nav
ing extended her s%ojourn a week to en-
joy the grand opera season.
Mrs. James Mathison gave a dinner
Sunday afternoon complimentary to
her cousin, Mrs. Anna Hawkins of Sc.
attic, Wash, who stopped of in Lara
ME for a day on her way home from
Nebraska, and also to Mrs. ]. H. West
veer Of Holland, Mich, Mrs. Wifkie
Collins q Douglas and Mrs. w. Z.
Chaplin of Cheyenne, who have been
spending the week in this city. Other
guests were Mrs. Peale and family and
guests were Mrs. Peale and family,
Misses Olga and Eva Hansen n Mr.,
Thomas Chaplin.
Miss Anna Rice entertained charm
ingly at tea Tuesday evening compli-
mentary to Mrs. Wilkie Collins and
Master William Emery Collins of Doug
las. other guests being Mrs. George
Spalding and Master Robert Wolfe
Spalding, Misses Laura Lee, Mabel
Knapp and Ethel Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Campbell receiv-
ed the 16 club Wednesday evening, the
session being a very delightful one.
The club will play May sth with Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Campbell.
The Aid society of the Baptist church
will hold its May session next Wednes.
day with Mrs. Fred Fisher. This So
ciety is very busy making arrange
ments for Baptist day, which will be
held on tie 22d of May.
Mrs. William Cordiner entertained
the April session Of the Presbyterian
aid society Thursday afternoon, the
meeting being devoted to temperance.
The attendance was unusually large
and the session of exceptional interest,
some time being spent in discussion of
the local situation, but attention being
principally directed to the deleterious
effects Of alcohol upon the human sys-
TEN. Readings along this line were
contributed by Mrs. Boyd and MRS.
Sawyer. Mrs. Sawyer and Prof. Bob
lin were the vocalists of the occasion,
Mrs. Lee serving as accompanist for
the solos.
Mrs. ]. T. Peckenpaugh entertained
the Girls Sewing club yesterday after
noon at a special session arranged
through compliment to Mrs. Wilkie Col
Inns and Master William Emory Collins
OF Douglas. The girls enjoyed the re-
union exceedingly. a fishpond from
which souvenirs of the happy event
were dispensed being a novel feature
of the afternoon.
Mr.. H. e. Warner n his daughter,
Miss Adelaide, had a double birthday
celebration at their home last evening,
it being the fortieth anniversary of the
father and the eighteenth of the daugh-
ter. Two birthday cakes adorned the
supper table, one set with forty and the
other with eighteen lighted candles.
Rev. R. A. Lansdell was present and
congratulated the pair, about twenty
four guests and members of the family
being present. 1t was a joyous occas-
ion for both.
Miss Ida Parker celebrated her
birthday last Thursday evening, her
guest list including the members of the
Young Girls Christian circle and the
Boys Yankee club. The evening was
spent in games and music, and a de-
lightful dinner was served about mid
night. One of the most delightful
games was the funny darkies," and
the prizes were given to Miss Edith
Hunziker and Charlie McCune. The
birthday ring was found by Miss Sarah
Bradley, who wished it on Miss Par
ker's finger. The Young Girls Chris
tian circle will be entertained at a
large dinner party next Thursday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas.
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