, 1898-10-08
I'M SOCIAL CIRCLES.
THE RECORD OF THE PAST
WEEK IN LARAMIE
SOCIETY.

Woman's Club Meeting-Two The
atrical Compaies Booked For Next
Week-Social Notes and Personals.
The winter social season is just be-
ginning; the, season of active work and
pleasure. Now is the time when the
individual members of society are be-
coming fitted to their particular
srnNfsar
The first dance of the season was
given by the University Dancing club
last evening in North Star hall and was
one of the pleasantest affairs imagin-
able. The young people, and some OF
the older n as well, enjoy these little
club dances. Those who attended were
Misses Helen Barrow, Grace Davis,
Laurie Coutant, Oakley, Blanche, Hilda
and Jean Durlacher. Emma Nagel.
Blanche Davies, Harriet Fox, Jennie
Goodale, Vina Wyman, Willie Downey,
Dorthelle Allen, Mabel Cheney. Fanny
Hance, Nellie and Alice Marsh, Matte
Haely. Cora Gray. Pearl Johnson, Lucy
Mary and Eugenia George. Maud Mou-
dy. Katie Roach; Mesdames Gray,
Denig. Roach. Gross. George; Messrs.
Houston, penig; Gray, Spalding. Scott,
Hesse, Champion Murphy. Bradbury.
Sheldon. Atherly, Bert Holiday. Frank
Holiday, Hance, Brees. Downey. Fitch,
Washburn, Breitenstein. Trabing.
Grinnell, Schilling, Peterson, Moudy,
Cordiner. Corey, Langheldt. Lee. Raife.
Smith, Campbell. The next dance will
be given October Gath.
900
A New England supper will be served
by the ladies Of the Baptist church on
the 21st OF this month.
900
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give an election supper on Novem-
Der Sth, at the church. During the
evening the election returns will be
announced.
The .MSthers' Department Of the Wo-
mans club will hold It's meeting on
next Monday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock
at G. A. R. hall. This bids fair to be
one OF the most popular and successful
departments. The course Of work for
the year has been mapped out, and the
programs will be interesting and help
full. The subject for Monday is Pre-
natal Influence and R%eredity." All
mothers are invited to join this circle.
900
Two theatrical companies are book
ed for Laramie next week. Frank
Readick's company will play at Maen-
nerchor hall the 18th, 18th and 18th,
while MaTtell's Merry Makers will be
at the opera house the 10th, 18th and
18th.
The executive committee of the
Woman's club me at the court house
on Tuesday evening and discussed
plans for the general management OF
the club. The domestic science depart
ment is meeting this afternoon, also
the literary circle. The social science
department met on Wednesday even
ing with Mrs. Ohas. Harris and com
pleted its organization. These ladies
will take up the study Of sociology, U.S.
ing Vincent and Small's text book. A
ten-minute paper will be given at each
meeting on a subject relating to soci-
ology. Twenty minutes Of each meet
ing will be devoted to parliamentary
drill. The members will take turns
presiding at these drills, going in al
phabetical order.
Mrs. Crumrine and mother, Mrs.
Coons, left last night for a visit in
Pennsylvania.
The Card club met on Tuesday with
Mrs. NJ. N. Grant.
Miss Maud Fisher entertained a few
of her young friends Wednesday even
ing. Entertainment in the way OF
music and dancing was provided, and
delicious refreshments served. Those
present were: Misses Edith Wright,
Belva Donkersley, Ida Stevens, May
Bryan and Maud Fisher, Messrs. George
lShedon. valo Bradbury, Donald Camp
bell. Eugene Wtlkerson. Sam Wilson
and Edwin Fisher.
There will be a meeting of the Cur
rent Events department Of the Wo-
mans club at the court house Tuesday
evening at 7:3O. A full attendance Il
desired.
600
Maxie Chaplin charmingly enter
taiued her classmates on Tuesday
evening. in honor Of her fourteenth