, 1908-02-29

session Monday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. James Mathison, or, to be strictly
accurate, Monday evening and Tuesday
morning. The club will meet on Wed.
nesday evenings hereafter and will
play on the 11th of March with Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Tregoning.
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Mrs. McClary will oficiate as host.
ess for the Jolly Eight this evening.
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The Presbyterian Missionary society
held its annual meeting Thursday af.
ternoon, Mrs. A. N. Hasencamp AMI
Mrs. w. B. Griffin entertaining the or
ganization at the home of the former.
Mrs. Judge Brown gave a reading on
medical missionaries and the musical
numbers consisted of a qudrtette by
Mesdames Bramhall, Hasencamp, Will
son n Latimer, and a solo by Mrs.
Latimer, Mrs. Lee accompanist. The
program was necessarily brief on az
count of business matters and the cleo
ton resulted in the choice of the fol.
lowing officers: President, Mrs. Boyd;
first vice president, Mrs. Baillie; sec
ond vice president, Mrs Blake; secre
tary, Mrs. Stacy; treasurer, Mrs. Con.
dit. Report will be heard at the March
meeting, which will be held with Mrs
Symons. 1t is also expected that the
programs for the ensuing year will
be ready for distribution at that time
Dainty refreshments were served b.
the hostesses and a social hour was en-
joyed when business had been salts
factorily disposed of.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathison enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening for
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.. King.
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The studio tea given Tuesday after
noon and evening by Mrs. Prof. Lee
and daughters for their cousin, Mrs.
Ida Hammersley, of Geneva Lake, Wis,
Was a largely attended and very sue
~cessful event. Great interest was
manifested in the exquisite pieces OF
china displayed by Mrs. Hammersley
and she may be persuaded to organize
classes here. Mrs. Hammersley was
entertained by the Art club at Chey-
enne last week and her work received
high praise from the ladies of the Ma
gic City also.
Acting Governor Schnitger has ap
pointed Mrs. j. A. Van Orsdel, Mrs. L.
W. Mondell, Mrs. William Sturgis and
Mrs. p. o. Brewster delegates to the
international convention for the wei,
fare of children, which will soon con.
yene at washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Reed and son, Jer-
old, We're in from Centennial for a visit
at the Miller residence during the
week.
The l6 club played Wednesday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Patched. This
club will meet Tuesday evenings dur.
ing Lent and Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey will
entertain on the 10th of March.
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The Cathedral guild will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Bode and Miss
Bode at the Bishops house.
Arrangements are being RAPIDLY per
fected for a reception which will b.
given at the Carnegie library next Fri
day evening. A brief program will be
of those in charge of this event is to
freshm ents will be served. The object
of these in charge of this event is u
bring teachers and parents into closer
relationship in order that hearty co
operation may exist between the schooI
rand the home and effective work be
done for the best interests of Laramie
children.
Wyoming Circle, Women of Wood
craft, will give a benefit dance at North
Star hall, Thursday March 5th, a mem
Der of the lodge in another city being
in destitute circumstances and the
plan being to alleviate her misfortune
in this manner. Niethe and Hunter
will furnish the music and cake an
coffee will be served by sisters of tha
circle. The object of the order is {
worthy one, and its efforts will ne
doubt meet with generous response.
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The Grand Federation Of Woman's
Clubs has designated March 4 a:
Civic Rally Day." and clubs through
out the country are requested to OBJ
serve this day by special meetings de
voted to the discussion of civic i'm
provements The Wyoming state fed
Grafton committee, consisting Of Mrs
James Henry Magoon chairman, Mrs
J. NJ. Walton and Mrs. Gibson Clark
upon the request of Mrs. B. F. Perkia
the state federation president, will ac
upon this suggestion, and the Chairman
will write to the presidents Of the var!
Gus federated clubs, urging them =
comply with this request.
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