, 1908-03-21

MIS-. u l.. 1tduUer entertained al
cards Thursday evening, the party be
ing arranged for the pleasure of her
husband, who expects to leave early
next week for an extended absence in
Mr.. Rauner is bound for the northern
tier of Wyoming counties and will be
away three months or longer. The
friends invited to enjoy the social ev,
ening with him were Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
son, Mr.. and Mrs. james Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Hines, Mr.. and Mrs.
Farley Mathison. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mathison, Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Smith
of Rock River, MI. and Mrs. Elmer
Lovejoy, Mr.. and Mrs. John Thees, Mr..
and Mrs. I. H. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. C. Rauner, Mr.. Int Mrs. David Reid
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Caverly. High
five was the game and the tally cards
were Gibson heads uniquely decorat-
ed with clubs, hearts, diamonds or
spades. A delicious lunch was served
under the direction of the hostess.
SO
Mrs. Edward Ivinson sent IL P. p
c. cards Tuesday and has gone with
Mr.. Ivinson to Excelsior Springs, Mo,
for an extended sojourn. Several
prominent Laramie people have visited
this popular resort recently and others
are expecting to try the virtues of its
healing waters later.
So
Mrs. c. l.. Rauner entertained the
Presbyterian Aid society at a social
session Wednesday afternoon, a must
cal program being a highly appreciat-
ed feature of the session. Vocal solos
were contributed by Miss Ethel Brown,
and instrumental selections were rem.
dered by Miss Laura Lee and Miss Mar
garet Hamilton. Delicious refresh
ments were served. The next session
will be a workers meeting at Mrs. It's
del's.
Alpha chapter, O. Z. s., received an
official visit Tuesday night from Grand
Matron Townsend of Casper and Grand
SSNi oNuiy INobihoOb Vi me Sult, VIC
work being exemplifed with two initi
atoms. The grand officers compliment
ed the work of the local chapter very
mighty, expressing delight at the ease
and familiarity with the parts exhibit
ed by all. Following the business, an
elegant banquet complimentary to the
visitors was served by the chapter, the
social features being much enjoyed
by all participating.
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The regular Lenten weekly session
of the Cathedral guild was held at
Dean Bodies Thursday afternoon. 1t
was decided to hold the first LenJeu
tea at the Bode residence IN the Sd
of April. Work for the fair progressed
satisfactorily and the session will be
held as usual next Thursday.
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Mrs. Elmer Lovejoy entertained de-
lightfully at a sewing bee Thursday af-
.ternoon, her guest list including Mrs.
G. E. Smith of Rock River, Mrs. E. A.
Buck of Denver, Mrs. G. w. Powell.
Mrs. C. H. Harris, Mrs. Theodore Ire
coming, Mrs. John Thees, Mrs. H. A.
Smith, Mrs. Harry Houston, Mrs. Fred
Brees, Mrs. oliver Wallis, Mrs. Elwyn
Condit, Mrs. James Mathison, Mrs. H.
e. McCollum, Mrs. Charles Washbura
and Mrs. C. D. Oviatt. The ladies
spent a charming afternoon over their
n~eedlework and a delicious luncheon
vas served by the hostess.
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Mrs. Townsend of Casper, grand mat
ron of the Eastern Star, and Mrs. Rob-
inson of Cheyenne, grand secretary of
the order, made an official visit to the
local chapter this week and were the
recipients of many social attentions.
Monday evening Mrs. B. p Wigton en-.
tertained at dinner for the important
visitors and on Tuesday night the la,
dies were the honor guests at a pref
ty dinner given by Mrs. J. H. King.
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Miss Elsie Lynch, who has gone to
Elk mountain with her parents to re
side on a ranch, was surprised by a
number of friends at her home We'd
nesday evening, that being her birtn-
day. The hostess and her self-inyited
guests had a delightful frolic and sll
departed, wishing for her many hap
py returns Of the anniversary in h3r
home.
Miss Marie Marsh was surprised by
a number of her girl friends Wednes-
day evening, the party being much en-
joyed by the merry lasses, who spent
the hours in games and in the discus.
sion of a dainty lunch.
The Methodist Aid society convened
at the church in regular session Wed
nesday afternoon. Business matters
were discussed n fingers flew over
the numerous sewing orders which are
at hand.
The Browning club met Monday eN-
ening with Miss Holiday and Mrs. Cor
thell gave the book review, the volum :
chosen for discussion being Bernard
Shaw's Major Barbara" Shaw argues
in this work that the love of money
is the salvation of the race, and tn ,
development of his unique position is
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