, 1908-06-13

sion was MADE SECRETARY. IL pro-
gram committee, which will select the
readings for next year, consists of
Mrs. Emma Howell Knight, Mrs.
Brown and Mrs. Arnold. 1t was voted
to discontinue the meetings through
the summer and the circle adjourned
without date.
Miss Margaret Thompson, who will
not return next year. left last night
with her sister Miss Elizabeth, for her
home In Iowa. Miss Thompson was
presented yesterday afternoon with a
beautiful stick pin by the pupils of the
ninth grade, and all the young people
regret her decision exceedingly, as she
has been a strong and popular in
structor. She will enter Iowa State
university next fall.
AAA
Christine, the pretty little daughter
of Prof. and Mrs. Marquardt, celebrat
ed her sixth birthday with appropriate
festivities at her home yesterday af-
ternoon, the party hours being from 3
to Z. The children had a merry time
and the little hostess received num-
erous gifts from relatives and friends.
1t was a pink party and the delicious
refreshments were all in pink, the big
birthday cake being lighted with six
pink candles. 1t is no told as to
whether her nose was buttered or not,
but it safe to predict that the sunny
little lass will slip through the coming
year as happily as she has those pre-.
ceding it. Christine's guests we're
Imogene smith, Dorothy Thees, Cora
Johnson, Dorothy Lewis, Ruth Gilman,
Gilbert Cowden, Harry Evans, May
Abbott, Ruth Abbott, Grace Abbott,
Jennie Thornburg. Josephine Irby, Fay
Kern and Willie Marquarit.
Mrs. w. H. B. Jacobus gave a cosy
tea in honor of Miss Katherine Taylor
Thursday afternoon. the other guests
being Miss Laura Lee and Misses An
ma and Alice Rice.
zee
Harry Lee Is expected from Ogden
tomorrow for his summer vacation
visit with relatives here and in Chey-
enne.
Mrs. P. G. McNif officiated peasant
ly as hostess for La Tarde de Noche
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. C. d.
Spalding being a special guest. The
afternoon was spent in n~eedlework and
delicious refreshments were served.
Mrs. H. G.. Knight will receive the
club on the 24th.
zee
The supper committee of the Pres
byterian Aid society held a meeting
with Mrs. Eggleston Wednesday, con
plotting arrangements for last night,
the society serving the lunch at the
cadet ball. A postponed session OF
the aid society will be held with
Mrs .Babcock next wednesday after
noon. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McHugh en-
~tertained at dinner and cards on the
evening of the 9Th complimentary to
Mrs. Wright of Pocatello, among their
guests being Mr. and Mrs. Beltz, Mr..
and Mrs. John Costin, MI. and Mrs.
Farley Mathison and Mr.. Tom Smith.
EA&
Miss Mabel Carpenter of Elkhart,
Ind, will arrive next week for an
extended visit with her old friend and
college chum, Mrs. Malvern H. Hodge
man.
Mrs. Eliza Femming gave a cosy
Mrs. Wright of Pocatello, covers be-
ing laid also for Judge and Miss Car
penter and Mr.. and Mrs. E. 4. Beltz.
AAA
Mrs. Wright Of Pocatello and Mrs.
Beltz have returned from Cheyenne,
where they had a delightful visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin and other
friends. Mrs Ingersoll Is expected
over next week.
The Ladies' Card club played Tues
day with Mrs. S. H. Campbell. Mrs.
Converse will entertain the coterie at
its next session.
AAA
Mrs. F. N. Shiek has been appoint
ed by Governor Brooks to represent
Wyoming at the International Wo-
mans Suffrage convention to be held
at The Hague. She is now in Boston,
where she will open the discussion of
Mrs. Denison's paper at the literature
conference during the biennial conven-
ton of the National Federation of Wo-
mems clubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Matthews en-
tertained very delightfully."- the Car
nation club Monday evening. Cards
and music afforded entertainment and
pretty souvenirs were given the sue
cessful card players. The Misses Bes-
sic and Gertrude Marks and Miss Bow
man assisted in serving. There were
thirty guests present.-Cheyenne
Leader.
Dwight Fisher, the Oldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Fisher, was born on the
18th of June and "hoodoo day" has
been lucky in that family for 10 years
now, so his birthday will be celebrated
with proper ceremonies this evening