, 1908-06-06

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and the club is anticipating seeing him
during the summer, planning to de-
rive valuable information in their line
of work from him. DIR. Slosson is max.
ing a tour of the entire country, be-
ing engaged in the selection of twelve
leading colleges and universities, each
Of which will be asked to prepare for
the New York Independent a paper
on some typical problem of higher in.
stitutions of learning at this time. He
writes that he regets exceedingly the
fact that the University OF Wyoming
has not yet attained the age and i'm
portance which would entitle it to a
place in his list. After a visit in Lar.
annie, DIR. Slosson will continue to the
Pacific coast on his important mission
and the series of papers will be await
ed with great interest by all his fri.
ends here, although the members of
the University Women's club feel that
they will derive particular benefit from
the discussion. The club will hold its
first session early in November.
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Mrs. Oscar Morris ofiiciated plea
sanity as hostess for the ladies' of the
Baptist aid society Wednesday after
noon, the members being present in
large numbers. Delicious refresh
ments were served. This organization
will serve the alumni banquet his
year which ssures its success. The
alumni meeting will be held in the
Carnegie auditorium at s o'clock on
the evening OF Monday, June 18th, and
Inc banquet, which will be served just
across the venue in the basement din
ing room of the new Baptist church,
will be discussed subsequently.
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Mrs. Blake completed the t%hirty-fifth
year of her residence in her house
last Monday, n she would like to
know if any one else in Laramie has
lived continuously an equal length of
time under one roof. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blake came here two years earlier. re-
siding first on the West side, and later
in a house between Second and Third
streets, in the real OF the storeroom
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moving, as has been noted, to the cor
ner of Thornburgh and Fourth streets
June LIST, 1873.
Mrs. George Patterson entertained
the Girls Sewing club most delight
fully Saturday afternoon, serving de-
licious refreshments when the needles
were laid aside.
Mrs. Wright of Pocatello, and Mrs.
Beltz will go over to Cheyenne tomor
row to visit until Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. Chaplin and other friends.
Mrs. Eliza Flemming will entertain
at dinner this evening complimentary
to Mrs. Wright of Pocatello.
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Mrs. James Fenwick and daughter
are here from G%oldfeld, New, and baby
Genevive is celebrating her first birth
day today, Grandpa and Grandma Fen
wick assisting In the proper observ-
ance of the important event. Mrs.
Fenwick says Miss Grant is now prin-
cipal of N of the Goldf1eld schools
and is one of the most valued mem
bers of the teaching corps there.
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Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Harry Briten-
stein came down from Rawlins with
the party yesterday and were dinner
guests at the Lee residence. MI. Brit
enstein is now located at Billings,
Mont, where he is interested in a
fiourishing business college.
A social session of the Methodist Aid
society was held Wednesday, afternoon
at Mrs. Jamison's, a large number Of
ladies being present. Work was hap
lrily mingled with the pleasure, the
deft seamstreses making the costumes
for the training school entertainment
at Maennerchor hall next Monday ev-
ening. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathison kept
| open house for Schoolmates Wednes-
day evening, and the hostess struck
a unique but obviously popular note
at luncheon time. This club will take
a vacation through the summer, reor-
ganizing early in the fall.
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Mrs. J. F. Johnson and Mrs. George
Harris, respectively president and Sec
rotary of the Altar society, entertained
the organization at the johnson home
Wednesday evening, the attendance
being a record-breaking one. This COM
pletes a very successful year in the
society, the list of good deeds accom-
plished by its members being a long
and interesting one, while a neat sum
Is left in the treasury to be turned ov-
er to the incoming board. The cleo
ton will be held at the church, Sunday
evening, June 2Sth. Mrs. Kennedy,
Mrs. McHugh and Mrs. Delaney will
entertain the society at Mrs. Kenne-
dy's, Wednesday evening, July LIST. The
society served the splendid banquet
for the knights of Columbus last Sun
day night, giving great satisfaction
and aiding a fine sun to their treasury
In that also.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Reid entertain
ed at cards Thursday evening compli-
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