, 1907-09-07

OF this month.
Mrs. ]. II. Davis recalled the invita-
tons issued for euchre on Wednesday.
owing to the serious illness of her
mother, Mrs. John Davis. 1t is pleas,
ant to add, however, that Madame Da,
Wis is now able to be up a part of each
day and is thought to be steadily i'm,
proving.
Miss Donna Begole arrived on Nc. 5
this afternoon for a brief visit with
Miss Laura Lee
Mrs. Josephine Barker Fenwick and
Miss Martha c.. Grant are the guests
of Mrs. Ida Gerig Parker at Santa
Rosa, Cal, and several Laramie friends
have received cards announcing the
happy reunion of the three chums who
made their home together for several
Laramie schools.
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The September session of the Aid
society of Trinity Lutheran church
was held Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. e. M. Erickson, the meeting be
ing a pleasant and profitable one. Mrs.
Chris Peterson will entertain the So
ciety on the Sd of October at her home
on South Third street.
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The German Aid society convened
in regular session at the church Tues,
day afternoon, completing preparations
for the fair which the organization will
give at Maennerchor hall on the nights
of September goth and 21st.
st. Faiths guild met this afternoon
lat the home of Miss Lee, its sub-di-
rector, to formulate plans for the win
ter. Greetings were received from
the director; Mrs. Brown, who is visit
ing her parents in New York.
Mrs. George Harris entertained the
Altar society delightfully."- Wednesday
evening, the attendance being very
large. Delicious refreshments were
served. October god, 23d, oath and 25th
were selected as dates for the Snnual
fair given by the ladies of st. Law
renee church and the society will meet
every week to sew for the festival, the
gathering to be held next Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Peter
Kennedy. Mrs. Gray will entertain the
Altar society at its regular session on
the End of October.
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Mrs. p. H. Jacobs and Leslie have
returned from a delightful outing with
DIR. Patrick at her ranch Cannon Place,
near Ragged Top.
A called meeting of the Methodist
Aid society will be held at the Nelson
residence Wednesday afternoon, when
a social session will be enjoyed and
plans formulated for the years work,
This is the annual meeting and officers
will be elected.
The annual meeting of the Cathedral
Guild was held at the deanery Wednes'
day afternoon, and the staff of officers
which served the society so efficiently
i last year was reelected for the eusu'
ing season, with the exception of Mrs.
Kidd, the third vice-president, who no
longer resides here. These officers are
as follows: President, Dean Bode;
first vice president, Miss Bode; second
vice president. Mrs. F.. A.. Miller; third
vice president, Mrs. Dayton; secretary,
Mrs. F. w. Lee; treasurer. Mrs. P. H.
Jacobs. The Guild instructed the sec
rotary to extend a vote of thanks to
Mrs. Kidd for her faithful services and
to express the regret of the organiza-
ton at her departure. h society will
meet on the 18th with Mrs. Green
baum.
The G. |. A to the B. of L. e. met
Thursday evening and made arrange
ments for its early supper and bail the
night of the oath, at the Odd Fellows
hall. There was a good attendance OF
members, and they disposed of routine
business after having made arrange
ments for the social function.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris enter
tanned a few friends informally last ev'
ening complimentary to their brother,
Mr.. Earl Harris, of Butte, Mont, who
has been their guest for some weeks
past. The occasion was a very pleas
ant one, time passing swiftly in the re-
newal Of old friendships and in rem
iniscences of otehr days. Dainty re
freshments were served. Mr.. Harris
and little daughter, Dolores, departed
for Denver today.
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