, 1908-10-24

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The unreasonable weather is the
general topic of conversation and ever
election loses interest when December
swoops down upon October. 1t is mat
ter for congratulation that Laramie
has Jared SO much better than sister
cities, who are burdened with snow as
we'll as stung by Icy blasts and all are
hopeful that milder days will soon re
turn and larry until Christmas. Hal
lowe'en parties are all the rage, bott
private and public f~rolics, and it would
seem that the Laramie spooks will be
too busy enjoying themselves to dc
much malicious mischief. The Catho
lie fair occupied the center of the
stage four nights of the week, and was
very enjoyable and successful.
Mr.. and Crs. Carl Wagner extended
hospitality at a brilliant crchre party
| Wednesday evening, artistic floral eff
fects in mammoth white and yellow
chrysanthemums being a notable fea-
ture of the affair, The cor cards
which were dainty water color
sketches 30 daft children we're also
tied in ribhons of yellow and white
Tboce who n,avea were Mir and Mrs
Tobn w Ernast mr. and Mrs u
Mcco,Inm Mr. and Mrs r. II parnett
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Burrage, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Houston. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred N. Brees, Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
vron;s NJ, and Mrs q G craenhau
NJ. ana Nrs { u Nfiller mr. and Mrs
Iar,os A palIard M .nd Mrs. n y
sna,ding NJ and Mrs q w
prof and Mrs Ross Moudv prof. and
NJ = nn;aSt nv ans Me- r
~. ans NJ Ia,is rosnh,,n NJ ana
NJ vii Mo,1rrr.y rT.ss utt, naKa1,
and ~ Noy,,,o A deI,ciors lunch was
served NC vaore,. heino .ss,stad nv
ME- Con hin Mic Jennie ryncb and
Nil. MabaI Knann
Mis-. Martha Asenatb sherwood Of
rhioaso vii, ae,ive. = sor;es ~ six
,ectures bare carl, IN November in
- a.a - -,
Vii. charwood no. rora ob,Iitv ho.h
a.. ana.l,er and storv te,ler WINNIE
on5 ho,,;,a +bo ,ttant;on ~ v,,,rs and
oIa ana bar com;ng r. antieinated with
n,cb intaras+ SEASON and sinp,e lee.
t,,re ticlais will soon ba n,aced on
cole ona dotos aud rotes y;,l no an
.orro.a1 !, dua vea.on h stor,, bour
ssr,ss bas had a most ausn,cious he
tnn,n. .hia f,,I. ~ .b,,5ror HAVING
noep sion.llv favored in tha lief Of
nnearess and Abe coming os Miss sher-
woc~.si1, .da nr%tus a. h ,ccess.
~ -. >~ !.
+ Dr s~,ossonrof Neb ~yor,,swas tie
honor c,,es4 ~ a delipbtfnl ~rennion din
nor o;ven Nv Mr. AMI Mrs N. TO-. Cor.
.be,l Tbnr.dav evening the rartv in.
oIrd,n, Mr. tIoyb,n N5rs Kn;eht Mr.
and Mrs q D Arnold M, ana Mrs
TT svp,ons and mr. Nelson If is
scercelv necessary to add that this
s,on exceedinp,v.
Herm;on Temnle Pvthian Sister
colohrotes n, ~twentiath anniyersarv
a. n largely attended social session a.
Cost,o b.,l ,os+ nigbt the occasion be
;nr ,or,. enioyohlo ono A br;ef nro.
gram wa nresented Mrs ADELAIDE
Steven. renderinr q violin SOLO with
Mrs co,,le as accomnanist Mrs IRE,
r;sbar wvom.np 90 sunrame renre
sentativa IN tho national assembly a,
povton loci GUNNER and IN the Mil
1870 ~.otn- T. ,o,n nrasar+ad q
very interesting historical sketch OF
| The Pythian Sisters, and Miss Eliza
zeth DeForest played a piano solo. The
| closing number was a male quartetto
the singern being Prof. Merz, Prof
Rickel. A. G. Jones and G. w. DeFor
est. Mrs. II. w. Lee accompanist. TIL,
remainder of the evening was devote
to cards and dancing and an appetiz
ing lunch was served by the hostesse.
of the occasion.
AAN
Last night at the auditorium Mis-
Flossie LYON of Kemmerer gave al