, 1907-03-09

I which includes Mrs. Kidd, Mrs Jacobs
I Mrs. Stickney and Mrs. Delaney. will,
entertain at that time.
Mrs. Peter Maggie entertained the
German birthday club and other
friends at her home Thursday after.
noon in honor Of her natal day, those
present being Mrs. John Fischer, Mrs,
George Fischer, Mrs. Gobleman, Mrs.
Weiser, Mrs. OFT, Mrs. Lohlein, Mrs,
Mike Erne. Mrs. Joseph Erne, Mrs.
Walton, Mrs. T~roederup, Mrs. Koch
and Miss Merz. The occasion was a
most delightful one and it was supple
mented in the evening by an equally
felicitious gathering of young people,
Messrs. Robert and Chris Nagle, of
Cheyenne, being present to assist In
the joyful celebration of their mothers
birthday. These gentlemen, as well
as Messrs. Henry and Will Maggie Of
this city, are musicians of marked abiI.
ity, Miss Emma Nagle being also a
pianist of note, and the concert render.
ed by the family was as remarkable as
1t was delightful. Mrs. Berner was
unable to be present on cou of her
young son. Jacob. but this important
addition to the musical family is de-
clared to be already a vocalist of fore.
ible ability.
b e of Laramie, in the esti-
nation of a number Of the members
OF the Woman's club, we're freely dis
cussed in the social science department
last Saturday. School legislation, tru-
ancy, ETC., were ably discussed. Why
the Laramie church services are of in
terest to so small a proportion of the
population was another interesting top
ic. The subject of a Y. M. c. A. build
ing was presented-a place where the
boys and men could congregate for the
purpose of amusement. Piano num-
bers were rendered by Misses Kate
McBroom, Mary Watkins and Alice
Hardman.
The March session of the Baptist Aid
society was held at the Corthell resi-
dency Wednesday afternoon, the at
tendance being large. Plans for fur
thering the erection of the new church
were discussed.
Mrs. Hogbin received the ladies of
the Presbyterian Aid society Wednes-
day afternoon, and report was made
by the committee empowered to order
the fine range for the new ediace.
The society will meet on the goth with
Mrs. Haskins.
The Browning club convened Mon
day evening at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Hogbin and the discussion and
reading of "Purgatorio" were continu-
ed with much pleasure and profit.
The members of the Girls Sewing
club enjoyed their session at the home
of Miss Matte Wallis last week very
much, Miss Arletta Eastman of Raw.
Inns, being present as a special guest.
The club will onven next Saturday
at the home of Miss Mabel Knapp.
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The Jolly Eight will hold its session
this evening at Mrs. McClary's.
20 Mrs. Neil Roach entertained the La
dies Card club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Durlacher will oficiate as hostess
at the next meeting of the %organiza-
ton.
p Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Miller will enter
tain Mr.. James McCune Of Centennial
and Mr.. Freeman ]. Bower at dinner
tomorrow.
No session Of the Whist club was
held this week, on account of the con-
tinued in~disposition Of the members
of this congenial coterie.
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The Tourists met on Thursday even
ing at Mr.. and Mrs. Hogbin's, Miss
Bassett being the hostess. Mrs. Lati-
mer gave the travel talk, q delightful
description of a trip on the Riviera and
DR.. Tisdel read the paper, the first of
a series of three on Rome. DR.. Tisdel
treated Of classical Rome, using maps
and views in connection with his won
derfully graphic pen picture. At the
beginning of the social session some
CONSERVATION was caused when it was
found that the ice cream freezer left
at the door of the Hogbin residence