, 1907-04-06

Mrs. Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. Symons
and DR.. Hamilton. This gathering
completed the series of evening func-
tons arranged for the Sheridan ladies,
and was much enjoyed by the players
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Symons
gave a second social session of the
Afternoon Reading circle and Mrs.
Kendrick and Mrs. Williams were
again the honor guests. A splendid
program vas one of the features OF
the afternoon, Mrs. Williams consent
ing to give a reading and vocal num-
bers being contributed by Mrs. Trum-
bull and Mrs. Latimer, Mrs. Clark al.
So rendering several piano numbers
in her own inimitable manner
Mrs. Kcndrick and Mrs. Williams at
tended the basketball game at the gym.
nasium last night, and enjoyed the
contest and its outcome exceedingly,
they having been Greeley girls them
selves not SO very long ago. Mrs. WILL
Jams departed today for Fort Collins,
and will attend the brilliant knights
of Pythias ball and banquet there next
Monday night. Mrs. Kendrick will re-
main here until next week, joining Mrs.
Williams at Denver for the journey
home. Both Of the sisters have made
many friends in Laramie who hope to
have them here again at no distant
time.
The Tourists met Thursday with
Captain Heavey and Mr.. Burrage, the
number present being small owing to
the absence of several club members
from the city. The program was unus.
ually attractive, Mrs. Hogbin for the
travel talk giving a delightful descrip-
ton of a months s~ojourn in a little
village in the south Of France. The
paper, the third and last one on Rome,
was read by Captain Heavey. The
next meeting will be at the deanery
with the Dean and Mrs. Bode.
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Mrs. Frazee was at home to the
workers of the Baptist Aid society
Wednesday afternoon, the meeting be-
ing a large and enthusiastic one. 1t
was decided to have a Baptist day"
during May and Mrs. Fred Fisher, Mrs.
Merriam and Mrs. Frazee were placed
in charge of the arrangements for the
novel event. The day" will probably
be held at Maennerchor hall, and the
erything will be sold except people,"
and, well-people have been known to
be sold on similar occasions, now
haven't they? Be that as it may, the
ordinary country store will be outclass-
ed by the Baptist market planned, and
live stock, furniture, "ole Clothes"
jellies-anything which can be turned
into cash for the benefit of the new
church will be bartered by the ener-
getic managers of Baptist day." The
society will hold its May session with
Mrs. Fred Fisher and final arrange
ments will be made for the fete at that
time.
The session OF the Woman's club last
Saturday was a fine one the topic be-
ing the practical one, Food" Mrs.
ETC. Holiday presented a paper on
"Food-Its Uses and Abuses" and
Mrs. Lee outlined the work Of the pure
food commissioner as set forth in the
recently published bulletin. The mat
ter of undertaking the management of
apartments at the hospital was taken
up and the original committee consist
ing of Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Bellamy
was enlarged by the addition Of Mrs.
Fred A. Miller, Mrs. Ernest and Mrs.
Corthell. These ladies have secured
two rooms from the board of county
commissioners and will fit up one for
occupancy at once, having already
awarded contracts for necessary al
te%rations. 1t is hoped that every club
woman will consider herself a member
Of a committee at large having this
very important work at heart and will
help by securing donations for this
hosital aid fund in every possible way,
A party Of Mrs. Andrew Hansen's
friends thought it would be quite a
joke to surprise her Monday afternoon.
but she proved fully equal to the emery
ency and the occasion was a pleasant
one all the way round.
The Easter luncheon given by Mrs.
Langheldt, Mrs. DeForest and Mrs.