, 1908-04-04
THE LARAMIE REPUBLICAN,, DAILY EDITIONS SATURDAY APRIL q 1903

baugh, Winnie Pope, Florence Erick-
son, Oscar Peterson, Harold Bloom.
Cecil and Walter Linton, Dan Neal.
Nels Holmberg, Willie Erickson and
Clarence Erickson. A delightful
lunch was served at 10 O'Clock.
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The informal reception in honor Of
Mrs. Mary Slavens Clark which was
given at the pretty home of Mrs. Chas
Miller on Saturday afternoon, was a
delightful affair and more than seventy
ladies took advantage of this oppor-
tunity of greeting Mrs. Clark, who re-
sided in this city several years ago
The house was made beautifully at
tractive with vases of rich red carna-
tons and f~estoons of similaX, and the
dining table was especially artistic IL
its appointments. Festoons OF smilav
hung gracefully from the chandelier
ami fell on the POLISHED table on which
rested a large punch bowl and dishes
of dainty waters, sailed almonds, minis
and bonbons, which were dispensed to
the guests by Misses Friend, Babcock
and Kruger. Miss Grace Friend was
kept busy presenting the guests with
favors in the shape of tiny sprigs of
smilax. Mrs. Clark favored the guests
with a number of piano solos which
were rendered in her own inimitable
manner and were greatly enjoyed by
all present. Mrs. Clark's visit in the
city was made very pleasant by her
many friends and she was entertained
at a number of their homes. On Sal
urday noon she was the guest of Mrs.
Cronin at lunch, and Miss Kruegar
gave a delightful little dinner party in
the evening in her honor, including as
guests Misses Grouse, Babcock, McCov
and Friend. Sunday evening Mrs.
Clark was the guest of Mrs. Mcintosh
and Monday 400 of Miss Florence
Ross. She departed Monday afternoon
for her home in Laramie.-Rawlins
Republican.
Damon lodge, Knights of Pythias,
will entertain it's ladies at a social SEES
sion at Castle hall tonight. Cards
and dancing will be in order and an
appetizing lunch will be served.
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Mrs. Lucia Hodgeman has returned
from Omaha, where she was called by
the Illness of her brother She found
Mr.. Baird convalescing upon her ar
rival and really had a most delightful
visit during the trip so unauspiciously
begun. Mrs. Kemp, who is pleasantly
remembered here as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Gonden, gave a lunch
con in honor of Mrs. Hodgeman and
among other hostesses arranging
functions complimentary to the Lar
annie guest were Mrs. l.. A. Craven
and Mrs. Thomas Cahill, theater and
card parties being included in the list.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Baird gave a din
ner of elaborate appointments in hou-
or of their sister.
Miss Howe, superintendent of the
Encampment schools, is the guest CT
Miss Bronson, principal of the West
Side building, during the sessions of
the round table conference of the SUI
perintendents and principals OF the
state.
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The ladies' of the Methodist Aid 50
ciety met at the church "Wednesday
afternoon, a large number of mem
bers being present. This society has
an important addition in the person uf
Miss Trout and, while it may be true
that there are as good fish in the
sea as were ever caught" it will be
pretty hard to convince her admirers
that she isn't the sweetest, prettiest
minnow of them all.
The Presbyterian Aid society was
pleasantly entertained Wednesday af-