, 1907-08-10

cite. Harbaugh, Pierce, Kyler, Miss
Wilson and Mr.. Dixon.-Cheyenne
Tribune.
Dean Bode and DR.. Douglas asked a
number Of gentlemen t. the deanery
on Wednesday night. to meet Captain
Ternan. A very pleasant time was
had, SOM of the ''old timers" relat-
Ing stories of the early days of the In
dian wars. Light refreshments were
served. Among the gentlemen pres
ent were Captain Ternan, Dean Bode,
DR.. Douglas and Messrs. Lee, A. C.
Jones, E. N. Rogers, Samuel Wellace,
Van Sickle, Kempton, Burrage and
Judge Hynds.
Mrs. A. B. Caverly gave a charming
party at Undine park yesterday after
noon in honor of her niece, Miss Edna
Caverly Of Fort Collins, the park,
which is now at the height of it's beau
ty, furnishing an ideal spot for a mid.
summer frolic. Dainty refreshments
were served at the Caverly residence
at 8 O'Clock, the picnic lunch being
abandoned on account of the brisk and
%obtrusive breezes in the park. Sweet
peas and pansies made pretty corsage
bouquets for the young ladies, who
were Bernice Weightman, Irene
Wefghtman, Grace Rauner, Elsie Line
baugh, Helen johnson, Ellen Green
baum, Eduma Buffum, Dora Hynds,
Sylvia Musser, Maude Cook, Katie Nc
Broom and Elise Dow of Rawlins. Miss
Caverly will be thirteen the last day of
September and this delightful party
might serve as a celebration of the
event. She returns to her home next
week, leaving many friends here who
are hoping to welcome her back next
summer.
Miss Doris Stewart entertained a
merry party of girl friends Monday af-
ternoon, it being the twelfth annivers-
airy of her birth and her guest list in
cluded Florence Scholl, Ruby Scholl,
Bertha Larsen, Maude Cook, Edna
Bell, Marguerite Bell, Dorothy Foster,
Minnie Elder, Lenora Lynott, Sarah Bir-
ME, Ruth Douglas, Iva Burris of Chey-
>nne and Julia Manewald Of Cheyenne.
Miss Doris received a large number of
attractive presents in honor of the day
and the afternoon was pleasantly spent
by the party. An elaborate supper was
served at the Empka cafe, the place
cards being cunning souvenirs Of Lara
mic, containing twenty-five views of
the city and bearing the recipients
name and the date in the writing of
the little hostess. A mammoth cake
occupied the position of honor on the
table, its inscription being Doris"
and exciting were the moments when
the even dozen candles were lighted.
An excellent fiashlight picture was Sc
cured Of the supper party and the chill
dren departed wishing for Doris many
dozen happy years.
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The Priscilla club held its session
Tuesday with Mrs. John Thees, who is
always a delightful hostess. Mrs. Lob.
man of Lafayette, Colo. Mrs. Gamer
on's sister, was a special guest. The
club will met on the Goth with Mrs.
Guy Ellis.
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A special vacation session of the
Presbyterian aid society was held
Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Hamilton's
and some necessary routine business
was disposed Of.
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Monday Miss Adsit and a party of
the training school girls drove out to
Red Buttes to pay Miss Clara Prahl,
who is teaching there. a surprise visit,
They took a delicious lunch along and
the picnic was very enjoyable all
around.
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Chris Madsen celebrated the ami
versary Of his birth last evening, at
his home at Sixth and Kearney streets,