, 1907-10-12

day. After the congratulations and at.
tendant hilarities, dainty refreshments
were served by the chief plotters, who
found no difficulty in disposing of what
was left. Those invited to join in this
very successful AFFAIR were as follows:
Mary Scott, Gladys Corthell, Helen
Nelson, Esther Johnson. Emily Lund-
green, Lucille Wright. Agnes Wright,
Lillian Palm, Garrett Somsen, Walter
Storey, Claude Elias. Vernon Simmons
and Wesley Johnson.
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Miss Winifred Woods, corresponding
secretary of the State Federation OF
Women's clubs, writes from Cheyenns
that she has secured a rate of a fare
and a third from the Union Pacific on
the certificate plan and desires also
to have the Laramie delegates in
formed that the sessions proper begin
Thursday morning, although there is
to be an Informal reception Wednes-
day evening and the Laramie delega-
ton is expected on No. 4 Wednesday
afternoon. Delegates are asked to
wear a blue ribbon, so that they may
be easily recognized. In a private let
ter Mrs. Henderson says that the
Wheatland delegation of ten or twelve
Is expected at Z o'clock Wednesday
evening, and possibly the Casper la
dies, although the hospitality commit
tee has not been informed as TO the
representation from that city. No fur
Their information in regard TO the fed
Grafton is at hand, as no program or
outline of the sessions has been receiv-
ed here at this writing.
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The Browning club convened for its
first meeting Monday night at the
home Of Mrs. Roach, accepting the
program outlined by the program com.
mittee, Mrs. knight, Mrs. Gibson and
Mrs. Corthell. This schedule is not
quite complete as yet, but much time
will be given to Emerson and a book
review will be a feature of each SEES,
sion. The club will meet on the 21st
with Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson. Mrs. Roach
being the first hostess of the year, she
ignored the rules and served delicious
refreshments.
Miss, Anne Reid has fifty-three schol-
ars in her room in the Evanston pub
lie schools and has also recently been
in charge of instruction in mu.
sic in the seventh and eighth grades,
thus demonstrating again the value Of
the university normal course, which
now includes music in its curriculum.
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Miss Edna Bell entertained a party
Of little friends from 3 to 6 this after,
noon in honor of her birthday.
The Cathedral guild met Wednesday
afternoon at the deanery, the session
being pleasant and profitable. On the
23d the ladies will give their first ten,
cent tea and sale al the Lee residence
the guild meeting at 2:3O as is custo-
mary, while all friends are invited 20
call from 4 o'clock on to sip tea and
examine articles which are ready for
sale. After the first of November, all
aprons, ETC., will be made by members
at their homes NJ the guild meetings
will be devoted to the making of fancy
work for the Easter fair.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Brewer were the
hosts at a duck dinner Monday evening,
their fortunate guests being Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Hines. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Reid and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs. S H. Campbell enter
taintd at a family dinner last night in
honor of Messrs. John and Charles
Thomas of Cheyenne, who have been
spending the week with Laramie rela.
tives. Seated about the hospitable
board in addition to the honor guests
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. H. D. Beemer, Mr.. and Mrs. W. c
Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. J.. H. Davis.
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The Ladies' Card club held it's ses
sion Tuesday with Mrs. Lehman. Mrs.
Grant will next entertain the club.
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DR.. and Mrs. Otto de Portalles O,
< Keystone were the guests Tuesday Of
Hon. and Mrs. Jerome s. Atherly, din
ing with them that evening at the I'm
Pacific. DR.. and Mrs. Portalles were
at Steamboat Springs, Colo, last year
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