, 1907-06-29

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ride. Tonight Mr.. and Mrs. G. A
Reals will entertain at dinner for them
The l6 CLUB played Thursday nigh
with Mr.. and Mrs. Patched. Mr.. aint
Mrs. j.. II. Davis will entertain thu
organization at its next session.
Miss Meredith Langheldt went to
Decatur, ILL.,, today, accompanying Miss
Edythe West to her nome in hal city
for a vacation visit of several weeks
Mrs. Neale Roach entertained the
Ladies' Card club Tuesday afternoon
The club will be the guests of Mrs. G.
A. Campbell at the next session, she
having substituted in the organization
several times during the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. G%reenbaum enter.
tanned at dinner Wednesday, the par
ty which gathered about their hospit-
able board including their brother, Mr..
Harry B~reitenstein of Quincy, ILL.,; Mrs.
Nettie Jones of Chicago; Mrs. West.
veer of Holland, Mich; and Mrs. Chap,
lin of Cheyenne.
Mrs. Rees Davis. who has been liv.
ing in Cheyenne of late, passed
through Laramie this week en- route to
Butte, Mont, where she will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Morse.
A prominent Laramie lady suggests
that "Hebard Hail. is the most suit
able name for the new university dor.
mitory, and friends of the institution
all over the state are receiving he
%appellation with marked favor. 1t
would be indeed difficult to conceive of
a better title for the new building,
"Hebard Hall' being at once appropri-
ate and euphonious, and the compli'
ment conveyed would be a delicate and
fitting one. Miss Hebard has given
nearly a score of years to the upbuild-
ing of the young and struggling insti,
tuition and her ~forceful and faithful
personality has been indelibly impress
ed upon the minds n hearts of all
students of the college during these
years of devoted service. It's alumni
are her children and she it is who fol-
lows them in their careers, rejoicing
in their and s%orrowing over
their failures. AS the w%anderer
reaching home asks always first.
Where is mother?" so the students
returning to college halls enquire for
Miss Hebard, and receiving her warm
and heartfelt greeting, feel at home
again and wander happily amid erst.
while familiar scenes now populated
with new and unfamiliar faces. AS
an incentive to lofty aims n worthy
achievements, "Hebard Hall would
fix the mark high for the young women
who will call the dormitory home in
years to mt
The Baptist Aid society will meet
next Wednesday, afternoon with Mrs.
Warner.
The ladies of the Priscilla club were
pleasantly entertained at their last
session by Mrs. Will Mast. Next
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Fred Cam
error will officiate as hostess for the
club at her new home, corner Eighth
and Garfield streets.
The Baptist Mission circle held it's
regular monthly session Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. j. T. Holiday, the
time being devoted to the hearing of
an excellent address by Mrs. l.. M.
Newell of Chicago, general missionary
of the Woman's Home Mission society.
Refreshments were served and a So
cial season enjoyed after the compile
ton of the literary program.
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Master Paul Neil Greenwood enter.
tanned in honor of his birthday Tues
day afternoon from 4 o'clock till G..
Mrs. Greenwood was assisted in enter.
tanning the little guests and serving
the refreshments by Misses Irene Mel
son, Emily Lundgren, Minnie Eader
and Olive Fuller of Fort Collins. The
guests were little Merle Carter, Cora
Johnson, Imogene Smith, Dorothy
Thees, Ethel Hartman, Lucille London,
Alene Burg, Edna, Ruth and Virginia
Lohlein, Helen Fitzgerald, Helen and
June Wrinkle, Thomas Dayton, jr., Fred
Frick, jr., Charles Ballard, jr., Carl
Eberhardt,, John Hartman, Frank De.
Forest, Austin Keller, Roy London and
Paul Greenwood.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Greenwood are
entertaining Mrs. l.. II. Fuller and
daughter, Miss Olive Fuller, of Fort
Collins.