, 1907-09-21

key, Mrs. A. C. HogbIn, Mrs. C. l. Vag.
ner. Mrs. Emma Howell Knight.
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Miss Elizabeth Grow will depart to-
night for her home at San Diego, Cal,
after an extended visit with her Lara,
ME relatives and friends.
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Mrs. S. w. Downey and Mrs. r. G..
Fitch have issued invitations for cards
a luncheon Saturday afternoon.
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Mr.. n Mrs. c. p. Arnold will en-
terrain text Thursday evening at a
musicale, this being the first of a Sc.
ries of parties which will be given ct
this hospitable home.
Mrs. Fannie Manasse has issued In
v%itations for a card party this evening
at the Union Pacific hotel.
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Mrs. F. w. OFT will entertain at
euchre next Thursday afternoon.
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The meeting of the Cathedral Guild
was postponed a week and the session
will be held a: Mrs. Greenbaum's next
Wednesday afternoon.
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Miss Louise McHugh is over from
Cheyenne for d few days visit at home
She expects to return to the convent
to resume her studies tomorrow.
The members of the German church
have successfully i~naugurated the fall
round of fairs by their festival at Maen-
nerchor hall, and the fete was well
patronized last night, while the crowds
this evening will undoubtedly be larg.
er still. An appetizing German menu
was served yesterday and a chicken
supper is the program for tonight.
Dancing is an enjoyable feature,
Niethe's orchestra furnishing excel
lent music, and there are booths and
other amusements. Mrs. Fred Hoppe,
president of the aid society, is in di-
rect charge of the suppers, with all the
ladies of the church efficiently as
sisting. Mrs. Gobleman presides ov-
er the booth where fancy work is sold
and the young people Of the church
are also managing successfully an al.
cove of their own. Misses Pilger and
Wurl sell home made CONNECTIONS in
the candy booth and it is certain that
a large sum will be rased for the beau
tiful new parsonage which is now occu-
pied by Pastor Walton and his family.
The young people aim to raise funds
in their booth sufficient to build a
nice fence for the property.
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Mrs. Tyson gave an informal tea
Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Mathison of Laramie.
Miss Laura Dean of Douglas is the
guest of State Superintendent and
Mrs. A. D. Cook of this city. Miss
few days and will then leave for Lar
annie, where she will enter the state
university. Miss Dean is the holder
of one OF the Tribune Scholarships
Cheyenne Tribune.
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The ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
society will give their first regular pub
lie supper in the new church next Fri
day evening, from 5 to 8 o'clock. This
is the supper which was originally
planned for fair week, but which was
postponed, and the same committees
will be in charge.
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Miss Celia Reimers was the charm
ing hostess at a pleasant birthday
party last evening, the friends coming
home with her from school. Refresh
ments were served at 6 o'clock, con-
sisting of chocolate, sandwiches, sal
ads, SHERIFF, cake, fruit, candy and
melons. The evening was pleasantly
passed with games and music, and
many and varied were the gifts left
behind. The guests were Sylvia Tur-
ner, Annie Cowper, Amanda Cowper,
Irene Nelson, Helen A. Johnson, Helen
Johnson, Fern Taylor, Mary Wallace,
Edna Hansen. Florence Erickson,
Pearl Lanphere and Celia Reimers,
Miss Martha Reimers and Miss Olive
Turner assisted the hostess.