, 1908-09-12

mistress of records and Mrs. Fisher,
supreme representative, and the CO.
terie had a most delightful time to-
gether. The Laramie ladies declare
that hearths will be made wide when
the temple meets here. Saratoga was
selected for the sessions of 1909. Mrs
Converse, who represented Hermion
temple, remained over in Wheatland
for a visit.
One enthusiastic Laramie mother
has evolved a pretty and practical
idea for identifying the city school
rooms, 1t being her purpose to present
a picture to each DON as her children
pursue their studies there, the work OF
art to remain as a souvenir of the
pupils work in the grade. So far the
rooms fortunate enough to be eligible
for these presents are Mrs. Writings,
Miss Welch's, Miss Nagle's, Miss
Rice's and Mrs. Irby's.
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The Tuesday Afternoon Card club
postponed its session this week on ac-
count of the absence from town Of
several of its members. Mrs. G.. A.
Campbell will entertain the club on
the 22d.
st. Faiths Guild will meet at the
Lee residence mex Saturday afternoon
to begin the new years work.
Mrs. T. F. Davis and Mrs. Grace
Muckley are expected home from Salt
Lake about the Goth, Mrs. Davis
health having improved materially.
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Mrs. LeCron and thirteen-year old
son, Leslie, left thei former home at
Evanston, H., Monday for Laramie,
and stopped off at Emporia, Kas. for
a brief visit en- route. Mrs. LeCron
is the mother of Secretary LeCron of
the university and the family will be
at home al 403 south Eighth street,
Leslie entering the preparatory de-
partment of that institution.
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Miss Cecilia A~ugspurger departs
ext Monday for Seattle, where she
win continue her musical studies u N
der the noted French instructor, Mon.
sieur Dimond, recently from Paris.
Miss A~ugspurger intends to continue
her work. through the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Anderson, who
reached their fifteenth anniversary
Monday, were surprised by a large par
ty Of friends at their pretty new home
that evening. The self-invited guests
were supplied with a delicious lunch,
which included a wedding cake made
by Mrs. Chris Isberg. j. w. Johnson
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson with
a beautiful cut glass sugar bowl, cream
err and spoon tray and a pair of silver
sugar tongs for the company and fitting
response was made by the recipients.
The list of those invited TO this pleas
ant occasion included Senator ]. w.
Johnson and daughter, Evelyn, MI.
and Mrs. Louis Soderstrom and Miss
Anna, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. c.. ]. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs. Mans
Nelson and Miss Irene, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Isberg, Mr.. and Mrs. John John
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Larsen, Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thees, Mrs. Wishart, Mrs. Lund-
gren and Miss Emily, Mrs. Allquist,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Peterson and Miss Ida, MI.
and Mrs. John Wallis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Sitter, Mrs. Ellen Isberg, Mrs.
Larsen, MI. w. e. Hansen, Misses Au-
gusta Rudeen, Anna Johnson, and Miss
Adelia Swanson.
At the meeting of the Woman's
club Saturday afternoon Mrs. Patch
ellis resignation from the presidency
was accepted. A special meeting will
be called, according to the provisions
of the constitution, to elect a new in
cunbent. Mrs. F.. A. Miller was made
a delegate to the state federation
meeting mex month at Newcastle. the
list now including Mrs. f. d. Spafford,
Prof. Minnie A. Stoner and Mrs. Mil
Ter.
Mrs. Boyd entertained the Sixty
| club and others at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Condit, Wednesday at
ternoon, those present being Mrs.
| Blake, Mrs. Brands, Mrs. Miller, Mrs.
Yelton, Mrs. Kleeman, Mrs. Bellamy
and Miss Kleeman. Mrs. Bethany, for
the committee requested to formulate
a memorial for late members Mrs.
Prouty and Mrs. Bogart, read letters
of coincidence to Mrs. F. A. Miller, Mrs
E. C. Holiday and Mrs. S. j. Gardi-
nier, which will be presented to the
grief-stricken daughters of these de-
parted saints. The club will celebrate
Mrs. Yelton's birthday early in Octo-
Der.
Miss Leslie Farman Swigart, daugh.
ter OF DIT. n Mrs. /. r. Swigart OF this
city and Leslie, Wyo., will be married
on Thursday, September It, at the
Swigart home in this city, to Mr..
James Marshall Kent of Wheatland
The wedding will be a very quiet home