, 1907-11-23

services III he tldhSh III a DOuN duL
the Invitation was accepted. Convey
ances will be provided for the conven
4 fence of the ladies. This Is the first
time Thanksgiving services have been
held at that edifce and the occasion
bids fair to be a memorable one. The
session was devoted exclusively to 50
ciability, no club business being trans
acted. An elaborate repast vas served
at 4:3O. Mrs. Converse being assistei
by Mrs. Fred A. Miller and by Dir. Con-
verse, the latter being unanimously
voted an ideal host by the Sixties.
Prof. and Mrs. H. G. Knight enter
tained al dinner Tuesday evening In
honor of Prof. and Mrs. Trumbull.
The Jolly Eight will play tonight
with Mrs. James Mathison.
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Mrs. Fred George entertained the
Cathedral Guild wednesday afternoon.
the attendance being large and much
enthusiasm manifested. 1t was decid-
ed to give a supper and dance at Maen,
nerchor hall Friday evening, Decein.
Der goth, as the guild is in urgent need
of funds. A farce will also be a fea
ture Of the evening. The guild will
hold its next meeting with Mrs. Stick
ney on December 4th.
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The Kensington club, which was 10
have met with Mrs. Hodgeman Thurs
day afternoon, was postponed two
weeks.
Mrs. c.. L. Patched entertained the
| Woman's club and other friends Tues
cay evening, serving a course luncheon
at $50 o'clock. The tables were dec,
GRATED with chrysanthemums and ferns
and the club colors, green and white.
were also in evidence in the menu,
while the programs were tied with rib,
bons in green and white. A program
of toasts followed the banquet, the out
line as arranged being as follows: "a
Last Word" Mrs. Erickson; "our First
| Club Meeting" Mrs. M. c.. Brown;
1.-The Club Woman" Mrs. Il. G.. Holli-
day: 1.-The Club Husband" Mrs. F. D
Spafford; aftermath of the Fedora.
tion," Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Bellamy.
Mrs. Trumbull will sing at the 10,
augural concert in the auditorium of
the Presbyterian church Sunday even
ing, this being her last appearance in
Laramie previous to her departure for
| California.
About twenty of the young friends of
Miss Laura Bangs helped her celebrate
her birthday Tuesday night, with
games, music and refreshments. The
young lady is not exactly willing tc
tell just what birthday this was, but ii
is safe to say that it vas a %"teener.'
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Hermion Temple, Pythlan Sistera
will owen in regular session tonight
year will be made, a full attendance is
requested.
The Methodist Aid society met Wed
nesday at the church, routine business
being satisfactorily disposed of. Mrs
Trout will entertain the society at a
social session on December 4th.
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The Presbyterian Aid society met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Vance,
1 onJ prapr rotsonc for tho noranhor fol
progressed rapidly. The society will
meet on Tuesday of next week with
Mrs. Ware, and the ladies' are request.
ed to carry articles for the grabbag
which their hostess will manage fair
night.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Keefe
of Cheyenne was christened Sunday
afternoon at the cathedral, Dean Ar
mold G.. H. Bode officiating. Edward
George was the name bestowed upon
the babe and Mr.. Walter Keefe came
over from Cheyenne to oficiate as god.
father.
The Presbyterian Missionary society
held its November meeting Thursday
afternoon at Mrs. Judge Browns, Mrs
Bellamy delivering the principal paper
on the theme, "Corea." 1t was decid
ed to omit the meeting in December
and Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Bellamy are
in charge of the program for the new
year, which will be arranged and print
ed in time for the January session Of
the society.
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Mrs. Selden Mervin Witbeck depart
ed early this week for Colorado
Springs, where she will visit her par
ents for a fortnight Or more. Tuesday
evening she was the soloist at a con
cert in that city. Early in December
Mrs. Witbeck will go to Winona, Wis.
Ito sing the leading role in Carmen,
opera singing being the principal part
Iof her musical career. Mrs. Witbeck
has a remarkable voice-a powerful
dramatic soprano-and those who hat
the pleasure of hearing her at Mrs
Erickson's musicale last Saturday sin
cerely hope that she may o return
to Laramie and that she may be heard
in the cathedral or some other large
assembly o
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The Five Hundred club were delight