, 1897-12-18
sun go down in this country with such
a clap as that"

sun go down in this country with such
a clap as that"
The fifth dance of the Owl club was
given las night al North Star hall. The
program contained Is numbers delight
fully rendered by the Mandolin CLUB.
The party was composed Of the follow
ing: Misses Haley, Liebler, Holiday,
Brown, Copeland. Bryan, Land. H. Dur
lacher. Dean, Davis, Robb, George,
Downey, Stevens, Wright; Mrs. Cope
land, and Messrs. Brees, George, Sette-
lie, Breitenstein. Dawson. Land, Marsh,
Gilmore, Smith, Coburn, Kuster. Hess.
Abrams, Wilson, Harris, Fitch, Roach,
Finfrock, Holiday, Champion. DeKay.
Payne, Spalding, F. Brees, Moudy,
Sheldon, Trabing, cage and Signor..
900
Mrs. Riggs, entertained the Coterie
Card club, at her cosy home on Third
street. last Tuesday evening.
900
The club formed of Laramie public
school teachers will meet Monday even,
ing. Dec. 9th, with the Misses Wright.
French history is the study being pur-
sued by these progressive ladies who
realize the teachers must be learned in
many more subjects than those to be
directly impaired to their pupils.
900
What has become Of the Tilicums?
900
Mrs. Dave Reid remembered the an
niversary of her husbands birth last
evening by entertaining a number OF
were played, refreshments served and
a general good time had.
900
Notwithstanding the GOODNESS OF the
weather a very creditable audience
greeted Prof. c.. b. Weaver at the
Methodist church last evening. The
entertainment was given under the au-
spices of the w. C. T. u. and was a COM
plete success. A quartette composed OF
Messrs. Merz. Lee, Tefft and Grass EN-
dered a fine selection at the opening OF
the program and double quartette COM
posed of Miss Artisee Smith, Mesdames
Mckee, Sawyer and Clark, and Messrs.
Merz, Lee, Teft and Grass furnished
some music which was heartily appreci-
ated Mrs. F. w. Lee presided at the
organ. Prof. Weaver is a reader OF rare
merit and those who heard him were
well rewarded for having ventured out
in the cold. Not only does Mr.. Weaver
give a correct enunciation to the selec-
tons rendered. but he studies the char
acter which is being dealt with and his
i~mpersonation is so true that one
would almost believehe saw the original
of the authors thoughts. The ability OF
this gentleman could best be appreciat-
ed by being seen and heard.
900
Some of the latest importations,
shown in the windows of the large dry
goods establishments of the east are
Fur collars. having a medici effect
Of velvet and stole ends finished with
a head.
Lace and chiffon fichus that cover
the shoulders and form a sash at the
back.
Fine linen tablecloths having a lace
~center and border and colored embroi-
derry between.
Light cloth jackets having an inlaid
collar and cuffs Of light green, castor
or bleuet velvet.
Gray silk waists, trimmed with
white lace and chinchilla fur.
Black velyeteen gowns, frightened
with a colored velvet collar.
Toques made Of scarlet velvet rib
bon.
Exquisite handbags Of light brocade,
with silver or gilt chains and fasten-
ing.
French waists of plated satin for
the yoke. collar. sleeves and back, with
Jacket fronts Of velvet and lace, and
rest of embroidered chiffon.