, 1908-10-03
HEPRENINGS OF THE MEEk
IN LERENIE SOCIETY.
~ BESSIE BAILEY o


friends. DR.. Sloason is visiting lead.
ing universities of the country, collect
ing material for q series of twelve
articles which will begin In January
in the New York Independent . One
university will be dealt with each
month, the articles continuing through
out the year. The work Is an exceed
ingly important one, and the selection
of typical universities Ia being made
with extreme care.
The Methodist Aid society will hold
q social session next Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. Reed on Eighth street.
1t is intimated that ..thimbles" will be
the only password.
The Presbyterian Missionary society
held Its meeting Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. John Baillie, the session be.
ing largely attended. The subject OF
the afternoon was Japan and readings
were given by Mrs. Hogbin and Mrs.
Bellamy, the musical part of the pro-
gram consisting of violin solos by Mrs.
Stevens, Edna Boyd accompanying.
Delicious refreshments were served by
the hostess. Mrs. Hardman will en-
terrain the society at Its next session.
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The Clio club will hold its first meet.
ing on the 18th with Mrs. Downey.
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The Baptist aid society will hold its
October meeting next Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. S. J. Kent on fiji
teen street.
Mrs. G. A. Campbell and Mrs. r. H.
Holbrook went to Denver at noon to-
day for a months outing and other ad-
dress will be Melrose Hotel. Mrs. Hol-
brood will return and will visit until
after Christmas before returning to her
home In Phoenix. Arizona.
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Mrs. G. G. Carlisle and Alice Daureii
and Mrs. Gray are over from Cheyenne
for a visit at the Lee residence and
will remain while the furnace Is be in
stalled In the Carlisles' new residence.
Those in attendance at the recital
given by the Riee-Caesar concert party
last night were unanimous in their de-
cisiop that 1t ~ a treat. The clear,
w~ellroundei and sweet voice Of Mr..
Rice captiyated his hearers before the
first strain of his initial number was
sung. He, as we'll as Miss Caesar, the
vtolnist, were encored after each num-
ber and while Miss Caesar, the COON
panist did not play the solo number
on the program, here accompanying
showed that she was an accomplished
pianist. The selections played by Miss
Caesar showed her long practice In
concert work and her choice Of selec-
tons showed her skill, as well as a
knowledge Of what a we]l-posted and
unsteady trained audience enjoy.
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Miss Elsie Limbaugh entertained
few friends Thursday afternoon,
September 81, in honor Of Miss Sylvia
Musser, who left the following Mon
day for Worland, where she will re-
side. Those present were Misses An
ME Bothen, Esther Johnson, Edna Pet
erson, Annie Soderstrom, Sylvia Mus
ser, Elsie Limbaugh and Earl and
Melvin Limbaugh.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer T. Beltz gave a
most enjoyable dinner party Thursday
evening In honor of Mrs. Hollingsed
Of Denver being laid for Mr..
aud Mrs. Farley Mathison and sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathison, Mr.
and Mrs. David Reid and son and Mr..
and Mrs. Beltz and Mr.. Warren Beltz.
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A large number of ladies attended
the meeting of the Cathedral guild held
Thursday, afternoon with Mrs. Hodge
man and needles flew swiftly on the
articles which are being made for the
election night sale. The society will