, 1907-08-10

IeorSe was assisted Dy MIS-. BeTken'
meyer. Sidney received many pretty
presents from her little friends and
from others not so small. The list
for the occasion included the follow
ing guests: Mary Ethel Holiday, Hell,
en- Holiday, Jennie Costin, John Costin
Louise McHugh, Ellen Greenbaum,
Dorothy ~Brueckner, Dean Bode, Doro.
thy Downey, Nellie Winslow, Mary
Costin, Virginia Miller, Katie Nc
Broom, Fern Taylor, Helen Tyvold,
Marjory Giesler, Teddy George, Flor
ence Giesler, Dorothy Thees and
Maud Burke.
The August session of the Altar So
ciety vas held Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. d. Winston, who was as
sisted by Mrs. J.. j. Liddell. Two new
members, Mrs. Cush and Mrs. Fasten,
were received. A Sunday school pic
mic at the park was discussed, and the
outing will probably be held about the
10Th, unless that date interferes with
Father Cu~mmiskey's confirmation
class. Several piano numbers We're
acceptably rendered by Miss Loretto
Butler. Dainty refreshments were
served, Mrs. Winston and Mrs. Liddell
being assisted by Misses Mamie But
let and May Winston. The society
will meet September 4th with Mrs.
Harris.
Mrs. Marie Miller, wife Of Lauritz
Miller, the Union Pacific ~machinist,
and Mrs. Mary Larson, wife of Chris
Larson of the Globe hotel, who were
born in Denmark, celebrated the ff-
tieth anniversary of their birth
Thursday evening, at the home of Mrs.
Larson on First street. the occasion
being made much of by the ladies and
their friends. 1t Is seldom that twin
sisters have their lives so closely link
ed as these. One came from Den
mark thirty years ago and the other
tw~enty-eight years ago. Mrs. Miller
was the first married and she has six
children. Mrs. Larson was married
two years later and she has four chill
dren. Among the guests we're many
of the old time friends of the sisters,
some Of whom were here when they
came. These included Mrs. John
Mast, Mrs. Chris Madsen, Mrs. George
Morgan, Mrs. Andrew Hansen, Mrs.
Christina Prahl, Mrs. Chris Tegner,
Mrs. Andrew Johnson, Mrs. J.. A. John
son. Mrs. James Rasmussen, Mrs. Say
er Hansen, Mrs. Fine, Mrs. C. G. Peter.
son, Mrs. Charles Larson of Denver,
Mrs. ]. w. Johnson, Mrs. Josephine
Able of Lincoln and Mrs. Croker of
this city. Mrs. Will Mast and son
were present, as we'll as all the daugh-
tiers of both Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Lar
son. The latter lady served elegant
refreshments and the sisters received
a number of handsome presents.
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Mrs. J. F. Johnson entertained in
the parlors of the Johnson Tuesday
afternoon, in honor of Mrs. Elizabeth
Wismann Of st. Louis, who is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Klee.
man at Fifth and Grand avenu Mrs.
Johnson served refreshments. The
following ladies were present to meet
Mrs. Wismann: Mrs. F. w. OFT, Mrs
Gray, Mrs. Richard Eberhardt. Mrs.
Kleeman and Mrs. Raifenberger.
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At the home of Mrs. j. C. Williams,
2210 House street, Mrs. James Davis,
Of Laramie, and Mrs. George. Charette,
Of Los Angeles, were the guests of
honor at a delightful high five" par
ty, Wednesday evening. The first
prizes were won by Mrs. Charette and
Mr.. Clarke. Mrs. Clarke and Mr..
Stubs received the consolation
prizes. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Stubs, Mr.. and Mrs. Sage, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarke, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Helmer, Mesdames Davis, Char.