, 1908-07-25

lure ana IL Is the Intention to yecur
her for n or more lectures here. Ii Il
Is possible to get her to tell stories t.
children In the afternoon and to lee
ture before adults in the evening upor
the scope and importance OF the work
h story hour in Laramie will advance
In importance ever more rapidly In
h future than 1t has in its brief past
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Mrs. William Marvin and her daugh
ter, Maud, who are soon 10 leave fol-
South Dakota to take up residence
upon a ranch owned by them In tina,
state, were guests Of honor at a fare
we'll reception at Trainmen's hall Tues
day evening "a large number of friends
gathering to honor the occasion. John
Crooks, in behalf Of the ladies' auxil
iary to the Brotherhood OF Railway
Trainmen, of which Mrs. Marvin has
long been an active and earnest mem.
Der, presented her with a set OF china
making a neat presentation speech, to
which Mrs. Marvin suitably responded,
The reception including dancing and a
dainty repast, served by the ladies OF
the auxiliary.
Frances Willard camp, Royal Neigh
bors, had a social and supper at Train
mems hall. last night, which included
a literary and musical program, a sup
per and dance.
Mrc n, GborIav nIiror NT.arioo will
dispense delightful hospitality this at
ternoon at the presidents mansion,
the occasion being n high tea at five
O'Clock complimentary to the young la
dies of the University of Wyoming
summer school. The students this
term have been highly praised for
their unusual diligence and for, the
high order of their ability. They have
made many friends during their brief
| sojourn in Laramie and all hope they
may find 1t possible to return soon and
enter the regular semesters in the in
stitution. Among the students from
other localities are noted: Miss Car
oline Miller, Arcola; Miss Oral White,
Leslie; Miss Helen Young. Rock
Springs; Miss Hester Lane, Omaha;
Miss Margaret Chalfant, Casper; Miss
HAZEL Merrill, Wheatland; Miss Rolla
Morse, Lander; Miss Ruby Stevenson,
Sheridan; Miss Harriet Gillespie, Gar
rett; Miss Mile Anderson, Cody;
Miss Vera Patterson, Wheatland; Miss
Catherine Smith. Encampment; Miss
Ethel Chase, st. Cloud, Mimi; Miss
Elberta Browning, Kentucky; Miss
Ora Penn, Leslie: Miss Florepce Bak-
er, Wheatland; Miss Maud Dale, Dale;
Miss Lillian Berry, Junction. Mrs.
Merica's invitation list also includes
the lady instructors in the summer
school and the party will number for
ty or more. Secretary Burrage con-
scented to give n lecture on grand
opera in the evening, and his remarks
will be illustrated with exceptionally
fine photograph records. The sum-
mer school will close its successful
term for 1908 next week and this pref
ty function given by Mrs. Merica will
serve as q brilliant finale to the series
Of parties large and small given in
honor Of the charming yound ladies Of
the special term.
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Mrs. Fred Fisher will be accompa-
MED on her trip to Boston by her SIS
ter, Miss Anna Hunt Of Cheyenne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wagner opened
their beautiful house for III informal
but none the less delightful function
Wednesday evening. the party being
planned for the amusement of Miss
Fannie Murray of Rawlins, Mrs. Vag-
ner's sister, and Miss Irene Howard of
Denver, who has been visiting with
Mrs. Louis Coughlin. The compan! Of
merry young people included Misses
Mabel Knapp, Jennie Lynch, Ida Lang
heldt, Edythe West, Messrs. Frank
Holiday, Harold Symons. Ben Bella
my, Will Schilling and VIII Goodale.
Mrs. Coughlin assisted Mrs. Wagner
in serving the delicious refreshments.
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Mrs. F. w. OFT and Mrs. w. H. B.
Jacobus entertained a %congenial COM
pany of friends most delightfully."- last
night at the Jacobus residence in hon.
or of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kleeman OF
San Antonio. Texas.
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Mrs. Louis Coughlin was the hostess
at a pretty dinner Monday evening
complimentary to her house guest,
Miss Irene Howard Of Denver, n to
Mrs. Carl Vagner's sister, Miss Fan
ME Murray Of Rawlins.
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The Tuesday Afternoon Reading cir
| Gle picnicked at the fish hatchery last
night.
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Mrs. C. L. Wagner entertained at an
elaborate dinner Wednesday night in
honor of Miss Murray of Rawlins and
Miss Howard Of Denver.
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