, 1908-01-11
SOCIETY EVENTS
OF The WEEK
By BESSIE BAILEY COOK.
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Society annals are remarkably short
this week, although several clubs have
resumed regular sessions. Much pri-
vate entertaining has been done for ths
visiting delegates to the woolgrower5
convention, and the past two days
have been entirely given up to these
distinguished guests. Several parties
are being planned for the new year.
and a gay season is anticipated before
Lent.
Mrs. William Cordiner entertained
members of the Sixty club and other
friends very pleasantly Tuesday after
noon, the party including Mrs. Blake,
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Bogart, Mrs. Miller,
and Mrs. Yelton from the club and Mrs
Brockway, Mrs. Hartman, Mrs. Stirl-
ing, Mrs. McGibbon, Mrs. James Nc.
Gibbon. Mrs. Fenwick, Mrs. C. H.
Jones n Mrs. Langheldt. Mrs. Cor
diner is often a welcome guest of the
Sixty club and extended hospitality
most charmingly in this manner, the af.
ternoon passing swiftly in converse
ton and music. A letter has been re-
Gently received from Mrs. Shrock of
Chicago, who is now Sc years of age
She writes that her son John is criti-
cally i'll, his life being despaired of by
physicians. Mrs. Shrock was never 8
member of the club, but frequently
enjoyed its sessions, and the sympathy
OF the organization, as well as that Of
many friends here, will go out to her
in her af1iction.
Master Orrin Wilson Babcock, the
bright little son of MI. and Mrs. c. l..
Babcock, entertained a dozen little
friends Tuesday afternoon from 3
o'clock until S in honor of his third
birthday, the party including Thelma
Cameron, Dorothy Thees, Irma Dean
Smith, Arthur Mast, Helen Svensen,
Orrin Hansen, Sarah Birnie, Mile
Ware, Ruth Gilman, Vivian Corey and
Clarine Corey. The beautiful birth
day cake vas all in red and green and
its three candles were red. The fav-
ors we're pretty drums filled with bon
bons and the party was a most delight.
full one. Orrin received many beauti.
full presents from friends little and big
and it was a very happy birthday. Lat
err the "grown-ups' had their feast and
good time, this party being even lars'
er than the first one.
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The Altar society held a successful
meeting Wednesday afternoon witt
Mrs. M. 7. Butler, the attendance being
large and interest in the handsome
silk quilt the ladies' are making very
great. Mrs. Deckleman of Ely, New.
was a special guest. An enjoyable mu
steal program was rendered by Misses
Mamie and Loretto Butler. Mrs. Hum
will entertain the society at its Febru
airy session. Mrs. j. F. Johnson will
receive the ladies' of the Altar society
and the young ladies of the sodality a
ing.
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DIR. S. B.. Miller entertained a mum
Der of friends at dinner last night, the
guest list including Governor Brooks
and Attorney General Mullen of Chey
enne and Hon. Patrick Sullivan of Cas-
per.
The Jolly Eight will play tonight
with Mrs. McClary.
A grand temple of the Pythian Sis
ters, will be instituted at Cheyenna
January 21st, and a full attendance o!
members OF Hermion temple is urged
for tonight, that delegates to he pres
ent at this important occasion may be
chosen. Hermion Temple is the old
est lodge of the order in the state, ant
will complete its fourteenth year mex
month.
st. Faiths guild was charmingly en-
tertained by Mrs. Malvern Hodgemar
last Saturday afternoon, the young
hostess serving delicious refreshments
A letter from the organizations 9th
er bride was much enjoyed, Mrs. Hen
rietta Johnson Barratt writing from
Silverton, Colo, that they were snow
ed in, the fall being many feet on the
level. The guild donated S1S to the
church as the proceeds of their candy
sale at the fair. Miss Harriet Abbot
will receive the girls Saturday, Febru
airy list.
Mrs. Price Jacobs entertained the
Cathedral Guild Wednesday afternoon
and planning for the Easter fair occu
pied the attention of the busy bees d
this society. The ladies will meet
with Mrs. Jacobus on the 22nd.
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