, 1907-12-07

solo by MISS Lee OF Laramie was an
other pleasing feature of the musical
program"
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayer Hansen have is,
sued invitations for the marriage CT
their daughter, Olga Delora. to Mr..
William Clifford Peale. on Wednesday
evening, December 25th. The cere
mony will be solemized at the Han,
sen residence at 1880 o'clock, Dean
Arnold G. H. Bode officiating and u
large company Of relatives and friends
will witness the happy event. The date
selected is the t~wenty-eighth anniver-
sary OF the wedding of the parents OF
the bride, which adds greatly to the in
terest of the occasion and makes the
celebration a double me. The young
people will take an extended wedding
journey, going to Ogden, Salt Lake
and Denver, and will be at home In
this city after January 25th, 1903, at
1852 north Sixth street Both groom
and bride expectant have been reared
in Laramie and scores of friends hast
en- to extend congratulations and good
wishes in anticipation Of the wedding.
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The annual meeting Of the West Side
Aid society was held Thursday after
noon with Mrs. John Thees, the SEES
sion being a large and enthusiastic
ione. A successful rear is drawing to
its close in this organization n the
membership expressed its appreciation
of the work of its leaders by re-efectins
the officers, who will serve in 1908.
They are as follows: President, Mrs.
j. w. Johnson; vice president, Mrs.
John Thees; secretary, Mrs. CD. Peter
son: treasurer, Mrs. F. Prahl. The so.
ciety appropriated money as usual for
the Christmas entertainment for the
children. Mrs. H. A. Smith Will enter,
tain the ladies on January I'd.
Mrs. e. Fl. Knight received the
browning club Monday evening and
the coterie proftably continued its
readings in Emerson's Representative
Mon" Miss Holiday gave the book re-
view, the volume selected by her for
consideration being Jane Adams work
on peace. The club will holl its next
meeting at the Corthell residence.
Rev. George Cornell and wife scent
Thanksgiving in Sioux City, Iowa, Mr..
Cornell having been compelled to give
up his work on account of very pre-
carious health. They are now In New
York, City, but expect to go 10 Calitor-
MIA early in February for the change of
climate and will stop of to visit Lara
mic friends a few days en- rCnte. 1t is
needless to say that the warmest of
welcomes will be extended 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornell and that all regret eY'
ceedingly his serious Illness IND great
suffering.
Misses Marie Smart and Hazel
Crooks celebrated their birthday joint
ly last night with a dancing party at
the Odd Fellows ball on Thicl street.
about 100 guests being present. The
young ladies had the hall beautifully
decorated and a delicious luncheon
was served during the evening, the
mothers of some of the girls taking a
hand in this part of the program. Both
the young hostesses We're quite pretti-
ly gowned for the occasion and did the
honors with becoming grace.
Mrs. Trout entertained the ladies Of
the Methodist church at a delightful
social session at the parsonage We'd
nesday afternoon, which was heartily
enjoyed by the large party in attend
ance. This was a strictly social sea-
sion, but these busy bees have numer-
GUS orders to fill and the next meeting
will be held at the church.
The Cathedral Guild met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Stickney and pro-
ceeded to perfect arrangements for the
fair which the society will give on the
10th. Mrs. James Mathison will en-
terrain the society next Wednesday.
Mrs. Cowles writes from st. Joseph's
hospital, Denver, that her sister, Mrs.
Atherly, continues to improve and is
sitting up a little.
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Mrs. Stickney has as her guest her
sister, Mrs. C. s.. Conner of st. Joe,
Missouri.
Mrs. Harry Taylor of Sioux City, who
has returned to Laramie to seek re