, 1908-07-25

SOCIETY EVENTS
OF The WEEK
By BESSIE BAILEY COOK.


society people are enjoying them
selves in various ways during thes
perfect midsummer days and informa
functions divide the hours with sport
peculiar to the season. AutomObiline
fishing and tennis all have their ear
nest votaries and camping PARTIES ar,
already revealing in the beauties Of ma
ture in mountain Businesses. Out o
town guests are providing incentiv'
for many pretty parties, and 1t is tn,
unanimous opinion that Laramie is tn,
Ideal summer Sol Of the world.
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Mrs. Hanesworth of Cheyenne, ia tn,
guest Of her sister. Mrs. David Reid
and will remain until after the wed
ding of Miss Anne Reid and Mr.. c. r
Bare next Wednesday,. Mrs. Reid en-
terta.ned delightfully."- Thursday after
noon complimentary to Mrs. Hanes
worn, high five serving to amuse thu
company. Dainty refreshments were
served after the cards were laid aside
Among those invited to meet the hon
or guest were Mrs. George w. DeFor
est, Mrs. c. L. Rauner, Mrs. Jesse
Converse. Mrs. Farley Mathison, Mrs
James Mathison, Mrs. E. t. Beltz
Mrs. George Harris, Mrs. Ed Gilman
Mrs. James Davis, Mrs. Zeno Davis
Mrs. Ross Hines, Mrs. Charles VIII
liams, Mrs. Elmer Lovejoy and Mrs
Thomas Lynott.
Mrs. George Harris was the hostes:
at a neighborhood party Monday at
ternoon. the enjoyable affair being ar
ranged for the pleasure of Mrs. Hanes
worth of Cheyenne. The afternoon
was devoted to hearts and delicious
refreshments were served.
Mr.. Warren Beltz, who will be the
best man at the Bare-Reid wedding
next Wednesday morning, will give a
pretty pre-nuptial dinner for the party
at his home Tuesday evening, covers
being laid for Misses Reid, Knapp and
I.angheldt and Messrs. Bare and Beltz,
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Miss Jennie Lynch gave a most de-
Hghful impromptu party last night in
honor Of Miss Howard of Denver and
Miss Fannie Murray Of Rawlins. abou,
twenty young people being invited to
spend the last evening with these at
tractive young ladies, who have made
many friends during their visit here,
and both of whom returned home to
day. Cards and other amusements
whiled away the hours all too swiftly
and delicious refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Harry Gonden of Denver was
the honored quest at q special SEES.
sion of the Kensington club given by
Mira. F. G. Let's yesterday afternoon,
the party including Mrs. A. e. Jupp OF
Pueblo, Mrs. G. e. Harvey, Mrs. G.
A. Campbell, Mrs. W. G. Thomas, Mrs.
8. H. Campbell, Mrs. J. H. Davis, Mrs.
Lucia Hodgeman. Mrs /. W. Emmons,
Mrs. e A. Carter. Miss Merle Carter
and Miss Eunice Jupp-the two latter
ladies being e and very important
members of the club. The time passed
most delightfully."- in "reminiscences OF
the days when the organization met
regularly, almost all of the original
ten being present. Dainty refresh
ments were served.
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Only one week of the summer school
remains and with August the whole
sale exodus to the mountains will be-
gin. Drs. Wergeland and Hebard will
occupy their cabin-"Enebo"-at Sund.
by's for a month and DR.. Downey will
accompany them for the outing. The
Norwegian name Of this fascinating
cottage in the Rockies signifies her
mitage, but If present indications ma
terialize, for genuine solitude one had
better seek the residence portion OF
Laramie! Mr. and Mrs. r. E. Fitch
and Mr.. X. g. Fitch will spend their
vacation at Sundays. Mrs. r, G. Fitch
and little Miss Virginia Dorothy pre-.
fering to remain in town this sum.
mer. Misses Norma, Alice and Dorothy
Downey will tent In the same locality
and it ia whispered that dish washing
will be tabooed in that camp. Mrs
Coburn and Elanore and Miss Susie
Brown will join this "goodlie com
panic" the last Of next week and the
end of the sundby list Is not yet reach
ed. for the resort grows in popularity
with every passing day.
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Mrs. ]. H. King oficiated pleasantly
as hostess for La Tarde de Noche Wed
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Ross Moudy
will entertain the club at its lex ses
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Coolican enter
tanned a large party at a delightful
dinner Tuesday complimentary to Mrs
Don Payne OF Selma, CAL, and Mrs
T. D. Shrock Of San Francisco, othe
guests being Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Mclaughlin of Cheyenne, Mr.. and Mrs
Strong of Boone. Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs
John Smart, Mrs. Peter Daily and MI
and Mrs. George Byers.
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Master Frederick King, the winsom
little o Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwar
King, reached his first birthday Thurs
day and the important event was haI
PLY celebrated by a number OF chi
dren at his home at the experimen
station stock farm of the Universal