, 1907-04-20

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Judge Groesbeck delivered an ai.
dress before the Woman's club last
Saturday afternoon. his subject being
THE Parliamentary Government OF
Great Britain and Her Colonies" Con-
trasts were drawn between the systems
of that country and Of our OWL and the
lecture was very interesting. Prof.
. Merz rendered a violin solo. Mrs. Lee
being the accompanist, and the musl'
clans we're enthusiastically encored.
Miss Laura Lee, who stopped of In
Cheyenne for a weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Carlisle, as the glee and
mandolin clubs were returning from
their tour, had a most enjoyable time.
On Wednesday evening she saw Lii
liam Russell at the Capitol Avenue the
alter. Thursday night the Misses Ma.
RE and Rita Crowley entertained at
high five complimentary to Miss Lee,
the guest list numbering twenty-five
and including Messrs. Robert Taylor
and Wallie OFT. On Friday evening
Miss Lee was the honor guest at a pref
ty dinner given by Miss Vina Wyman
at which covers yer laid for seven
ladies.
Miss Ethel Miller entertained the
Girls Sewing club this afternoon, Mrs.
j. T. Peckenpaugh being unable to OF.
ficiate as hostess on account of the
fact hat Master Thaddeus Pecken-
paugh is suffering from a light attack
of the measles.
st. Faiths guild held a pleasant and
profitable session this afternoon with
Miss Merle Kissick and the girls COM
pleted their work for the booths which
they will conduct at the Episcopal fair
next Thursday evening.
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The Methodist Aid society held its
meeting this week at the church the
session being a very successful one con-
Dsidering the extremely disagreeable
day.
The ladies' auxiliary to the B. of r.
7. give a dance and hot chicken supper
at Maennerchor hall Tuesday evening,
the 23d.
The committee in charge of Baptist
day. will probably hold that novel
festival on the Gath of May.
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The Ladies' Card club played Tues.
day with Mrs. Patched. Mrs. S. H.
Campbell will oficiate as hostess at
the lex session of the club.
The 16 Card club will play next
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. A. Campbell, the day being changed
from Thursday on account of the ca
thedral guild fair.
The Presbyterian Aid society was en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Ware, the time being largely devoted
to considering details for the dinner
which the ladies will serve for the
Commercial club next Friday evening.
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For various reasons the meeting OF
the Tourists club was omitted this
week, and the postponed session will
be held with Dean and Mrs. Bode on
the night of May End.
The Owls ard the Elks both gave
dances Thursday evening, but the
birds" and the beasts" held their
parties in different halls.
Mrs. Leroy Grant had the pleasure
of entertaining Informally at luncheon
on Wednesday, Miss Lillian Russell,
whom she had not seen since her girl
hood. The families were well acquaint-
ed and Mrs. Grants grandfather taught
music to the young ladies', all of whom
were talented musicians, though not tc
the marked degree of the youngest sis
ter, who might have been singing in
grand opera quite as well as acting
comedy.-Cheyenne Leader.
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Mrs Chase opened her pretty new
home on Fourth street Thursday af-
ternoon, receiving the members of the
Sixty club and other friends, the party
being a deferred celebration Of her
birthday, which falls in the first week
of April. Mrs. Chase's guest list IN
cluded Mrs. Godat, Mrs. Blake,
Mrs. Brands, Mrs. Davis Mrs.
Blair, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Marble, Mrs,
Cameron, Mrs. Frazee, Mrs. Andrew
Miller, Mrs. Merriam, Mrs. Cook, Mrs.
Irby and Miss Irby, and the afternoon
.rnr indond q daliphtfnl one The host.