, 1907-06-29
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! SOCIETY EVENTS
OF The WEEK |
BESSIE BAILEY COOK. Editress.


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commencement being over. summer
plans are in order and the annual fit,
ting hither and yon is now the fashion.
departed to their homes, but new stu.
dents have arrived to attend the sum.
mer school and the influx of summer
guests is also on. 1t will be noted that
many of The parties of the week were
arranged especially for guests and pic.
MICS and camping parties for the
strangers are also in favor. Even
mosquitoes and high water fail to
daunt the genuine enthusiasts, and the
streams and mountains will have visi,
tors all through July, although Aug
ust is the paradise-month for camping
and fishing. One house-hunting mat
ron suggests that living IN tents in
town will soon be the proper thing,
available wooden roofs and walls are
so hard to find, and it is certainly
true that the demand for dwellings
constantly exceeds the supply in spite
of the building which goes briskly and
continually on.
Mrs. Z. H. Jones entertained at a de-
lightful tea party Thursday afternoon
complimentary to her cousin, Mrs. Nc
Intosh, of Denver, her guests being
Dean and Mrs. Arnold G. H. Bode, Mrs.
Mary E. Dillenbeck, Mrs. e. d. His
key, Mrs. c. B. Ridgaway, Mrs. Aven
Nelson, Mrs. ]. f. Brown, Miss Merz,
Mrs. McNiff, Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs.
Douglas, Messrs. C. H. Jones and A
C. Jones being also present to keep
Dean Bode company. Mrs. Mcintosh
expected to return home yesterday,
but changed her plans and accompa-
MED the Jones family to their ranch
home this morning for a visit of a few
days longer.
DR.. and Mrs. Slosson went to the
pier with Mrs. Eggleston and Miss Eg,
gleston when they sailed from New
York recently AMI DR.. Slosson secured
some excellent views of the scene
which he has promised to develop for
the benefit of Laramie relatives and
friends of the travellers.
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There was a large attendance at the
June session of the Presbyterian Mis-
sionary society, which was held Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Elywin Con
dit, and the program presented was of
unusual excellence. Mrs. Judge Brown
gave a talk on Sitka, Alaska, illustrat-
ing her exceedingly interesting re-
marks with views of the training
school there and also of scenery re-
culiar to that region. Mrs. Nettie
Jones described the work of the branch
Y. w. C. A. home in Chicago, she hay-
ing been actively engaged in that and
similar philanthropies since leaving
Laramie. Her account of the different
classes and ages of women who need
the aid of the home was very graphic
and she left her hearers deeply i'm
pressed with the crying need for the
extension of such work. Mrs. Hogbin
gave a reading relating to Brazil. Mrs.
Latimer contributed a vocal solo which
was highly appreciated, the number
being "Life's Consolation" and Mrs.
Lee acting as accompanist. Delicious
cakes and ices were served during the
social hour.
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MI. and Mrs. M. T. Ulen were the
hosts at a pleasant party Thursday ev-
ening which was planned in honor of
their sister and nephews, Mrs. 7. ].
Ulen and Messrs. T. B.. and L.. A. Ulen
of Dexter, Mo. Those invited to meet
Mrs. Ulen and the Messrs. Ulen We're
Mrs. J. T. M. Kingsford and Miss Bes-
sic Kingsford of Ogden, Utah, Rev.
and Mrs. R. A. Lansdell, Mr.. n Mrs.
William Brands, Mr.. n Mrs. j. u.
Merriam, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. S. Atherly,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Cook and Miss
Leslie Cook, Mrs. Irby, Mrs. H. W.
Nice and Miss Carpenter. Each mem.
Der of the party was expected to sing
a song, tell a story or make a speech
during the evening, and the program
thus secured was as novel as it was
amusing.
Pansies and roses will be used as
decorations for a cosy dinner party
which Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathison
will give tomorrow, and the company
will include Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Chap
lin of Cheyenne, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Shade of Pueblo, Colo, and Mrs. West
veer.
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Mrs. Prof. l.. w. Trumbull gave a
gay 'gabfest' this afternoon in honor
of her sister,. Miss Grace Trumbull of
Chicago. The young ladies who ere
invited to participate in this converse
tional contest were Misses Laura Lee,
Evelyn Corthell. Alice Holiday, NATL,
da Frazee, Neva Nelson, Bessie Ank-
rom, Amy Abbot, Abbie Drew, Grace
Drew, Ethel Brown and Clara Prahl
and thimbles and fancywork were also
much in evidence during the swiftly
passing hours. A dainty tea was
served.
Mrs. q. H. Knight received the Ia
dies of the Tuesday Afternoon Reading
circle this week, the study of the Ring