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accident and were deeply interested
in the case. They were astonished and
delighted to find her so nearly restor
ed to health, she being able to walk
from the hotel to her home on Ninth
street after the dinner. Mrs. Portalles
New York and other eastern cities and
her husband went as far as Denver to
meet her.
Mrs. James Mathison entertained the
Jolly Eight Saturday night at a special
session complimentary to Mrs. Roffee
and Mrs. Manasse, who have since de,
parted for their homes in Rhode Island
and California. The score cards We're
in dainty typography and the souvenirs
were fiashlight photographs of the club
which were taken at the party given
by Mrs. Roffee some weeks ago, thus
being mementoes of the delightful
times the organization has enjoyed to,
gether this summer.
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Mrs. John Franklin Brown, direc-
tress of st. Faiths guild, opened her
parlors for that organization last Satur-
day afternoon, this being the first SEES
sion of the new year. AS business maj
tiers did not press heavily upon tho
shoulders Of the youthful members of
the society, the meeting became a So
cial one, and paper millinery Inc kin,
dred diversions beguiled the hours. De,
licious ices and cakes were served by
the hostess. The guild will meet with
Miss Ruth Greenbaum November End
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The ladies of the Catholic churcn
are working hard completing arrange
ments for their annual fair on the
22nd, 23d, Gath and 25th. They realize
that hustling is necessary as they hope
to clear enough to buy coal for the
winter and no pains will be spared to
excel the fairs given by the denomina-
ton in other years.
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Miss Nellie Winslow entertained 4
number of friends very pleasantly at
her home last Saturday afternoon n
honor of her birthday.
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There was a special session of the
Methodist Aid society at the church
rangements for the winter picnic which
the older children of that denomina-
ton will enjoy in the church next Fri
day night. The regular meeting of
the society will occur next Wednesday.
Miss Matte Wallis delightfully."- enter.
tanned the Girls Sewing club at her
home this afternoon.
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Mrs. Robert Douglas of North Platte,
Neb., inspector and organizer of the
G. l. A., has been in the city all the
week and has been the center of a
perpetual round of ~gayeties. She ar
rived Monday and was the guest until
Wednesday of Mrs. Edward Gilman.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman
and Mr.. and Mrs. David Reid entertain
ed 1t high five in her honor, the party
being given at the Reid residence,
which was p~rettily decorated in autumn
nal foliage for the event. An appe'
tizing lunch was served and h guest
list included Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. De,
Forest, Mir. and Mrs. Elmer Lovejoy'
Mr.. and Mrs. James Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. C. Let's, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Rauner, Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Mathl
son, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Brewer, Mr.
and Mrs. F. D. Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs
Ross Hines, Mr.. inc Mrs. e II. Beltzr
Mr. and Mrs. George Harris, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Cordiner. Mrs. George Lynch
and Mrs. John Nelson. Tuesday noon
Mrs. F. C. Let's, who was an old neigh,
Dor of Mrs. Douglas at North Platte,
gave a ~six-course luncheon at which
that lady was the honor guest, covers
being also laid for Mrs. E. w. Zeibert.
Mrs. David Reid, Mrs. Edward Gilman
Mrs. Farley Mathison and Mrs. George
Harris. The decorations were in the
red. white and blue and royal purple
of the G. l. A. and the beautiful center
niece was of pink carnations, tha'
flower being the emblem Of the order
For place cards, scenes of Laramie
were used, and all the guests presented
Mrs. Douglas with the cards, so tina
she has a complete set of the views u
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