, 1908-05-02

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the hostess.
A reception has been planned for
Mrs. Beegle, the field secretary of the
Woman's work, at the close of the
evening session O ftho synod on Thurs
day. All the friends OF the church are
most. cordially welcome.
The Young Woman Missionary So
ciety' of the West Side church had a
very pleasant meeting on Thursday
evening, at the home of Mrs. Carrie
Benson. 1t was decided TO revise the
constitution and r%eorganize the So
ciety. This matter will be tken UP at
the next regular meeting.
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Mrs. Frank Corey was surprised by
a large party of friends at her home on
Seventh street Wednesday afternoon,
the event being planned in honor of
her birthday. The ladies had pro-
vided a tempting luncheon and the af-
ternoon was spent most delightfully."-.
Mrs. Corey was presented with a beau
tiful picture, and the lovely Madonna"
will serve as a lasting reminder of the
happy occasion. The ladies who par
ticipated in this surprise patty were
Mrs. e. T. Beltz, Mrs. Blouu., Mrs.
George H.. Harris, Mrs. Hugh White.
Mrs. Dave Reid, Mrs. Ed Gilman Mrs.
Frank Coolican. Mrs. Ross Hines, Mrs.
James Davis, Mrs. Zeno Davis, Mrs.
Elmer Lovejoy, Mrs. c. l.. Rarner,
Mrs. Garvin, Mrs. Byers, Mrs u. f. |
McMasters, Mrs. Farley Md'nison. |
Mrs. Low, Mrs. Tom Lynott Mrs. Ed
Ferber, Mrs. John Smart Mrs. G. L..
Babcock, Mrs. George w. DeForest
and Miss latham.
The Tuesday Afternoon Reading cir.
Gle studied this week with Mrs. Ar.
mold, taking up "LaSaisiaz,' the pro
gram quotation running "Your World
Is True Fol You" At the mex meet,
ing at Miss Holidays the birthday of
circle member contributing her ia
vorite quotation. The poet was born
May 18th, 1912.
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The members of the Presbyterian
Y, P. S. C. E. gave an enjoyable
''round-up-social' in the church parlors
last night.
Rev. and Mrs Nels Sundby of Twin
River Lodge are the guests of Rev,
and MRS. A. c. Hogbin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lee of Salt
Lake City, who have been to Chey
enne for a brief visit with their sis
ter, Mrs. c. C. Carlisle, are again
spending a day or two at the Lee resi-
dence.
At the Clio club Tuesday evening at
the Arnold residence IT. Symons de
livered the well written paper, Bis
marck" being his chosen Nation
Maker" The program quotation was
characteristic and ran-"Not by
speeches and resolutions of majorities
are the mighty problems of the age
to be solved-but by blood and rom.
Fitch led the profitable discussion
and Mrs. Downey gave the reading.
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The ladies of the G. I. A. gave a sue
cessful supper n card party at their
hall Thursday evening, beans and
brown bread being included in the
tempting menu.
The Cathedral Guild held a business
session Monday afternoon with Mrs.
with the very successful fair given at
Maenerchor hail last week at which
about $3.50 was cleared. The guilo
will hold its regular session with Mrs.
Bode on Wednesday of mex week.
meeting with Mrs. Brown this after
noon.
Mrs. owen Buckley of Rawlins, dele
gate to the G. I. A. convention at Co.
lumbus, Ohio, stopped off Thursday
for a brief visit with Mrs. Frank Cooli-
can. She has promised to make her
friends here a longer visit e%nroute
home.
The Ladies' Aid society of the West
Side church will meet on Tuesday af-
%ternoon, at 2:30, at the home of Mrs.
James Rasmussen, 722 south Third
street.
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The Tourists had an unusually pleas
ant meeting with Rev. and Mrs. Hog
bin last Tuesday evening. Judge and
Mrs. Brown and Miss Brown were in
vited guests and added to the enjoy
ment of the occasion, Mr.. Latimer
gave the travel talk and Mr.. Burrage
read a paper on Canada. 1t was de-
cided to travel in Germany next winter
and an outline of subjects was adopt
ed. The next meeting will be with
Mr.. and Mrs. Latimer on the 7th.
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