, 1900-01-06

and while only members of the society
and invited guests will be present, there
will no doubt be a large number pres
ent.
A musical and dancing party will be
given at the Music store tonight.
The Volunteer Dancing club also
holds its regular hop this evening at
North Star hall.
Miss Harriet Fox returned this morn
ing to the Phillips ranch, where she will
resume teaching, after spending the
holidays at home.
900
Miss Blanche Durlacher will leave
tomorrow noon on an extended trip
in the east, spending most of the time
in New York and Brooklyn, expecting
to return home early in the summer.
900
Miss Mayme Dillman of Cheyenne is
spending a few days in Laramie, the
guest of Miss Jennie Goodale.
900
Several Laramie people went over to
the capital to witness the presentation
of Hoyt's famous play, "A Trip to
China Town"
Miss Rena Stryker entertained a few
friends on Tuesday evening. The gath
ering was an informal one, but none
the less charming. Progressive games
were played, the ladies' prize being
captured by Miss knight, and the gen.
tleman's by Mr.. Houston. Dainty re-
freshments were served and the re-
mainder of the evening spent in music
and conversation Miss Stryker's
guests were Misses Harriet Fox, Willie
Downey, Flora Knight, Iris Stryker,
Alice Holiday, Birdie Kell; Messrs.
Neil Sudduth, Harry Houston, Charles
Gilmore, Charles Pointing, Roy Fitch,
Anthony Jennings.
900
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson gave a house
party on New Years. Among the
guests from Laramie were Mrs. Balch,
Miss Johnson, Mr.. Winkler and J. W.
Ernest.
The Kipling card club held the first
meeting of the year at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Campbell. 1t was, as
usual, a congenial party, and passed a
pleasant evening. The prizes were won
as follows: Mrs. H~odgeman, powder
box; Mrs. Sprague, flower vase; Mrs.
Congdon, plate; Judge Carpenter and
Charles Marsh, silk handkerchief.
.. 900
The Choral society promises to be
one of the most popular and successful
of the many organizations that has ev-
er existed in Laramie. 1t already has
a large membership and many more
persons have announced their intention
of joining. It is gratifying to see CO.
operation among the musical people Of
Laramie, and is a mark of true culture.
Under the able leadership of Mr.. Eng
lish the society cannot be a failure.
Mr.. English devotes himself entirely
to the highest class Of music, and is
familiar with the musical classics. We
predict a brilliant future for the Choral
society.
The Maccabees gave a pleasant social
at Mrs. Gray's on Thursday evening.
c0o
The German Birthday club held a
delightful meeting at the home of Mrs.
Erne on Wednesday.
900
The Senior and Junior guilds of the
Episcopal church met with Miss Prahl
on Wednesday. The ladies have de-
cided to give a social dance at North
Star hall on January 90.
900
DR.. and Mrs. ]. B.. Wilson entertain
ed at dinner Monday Miss Barton, Mrs.
Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. Kruger.
900
Elmer Keefe returned to Laramie
this morning to resume his studiese in
the state university. He spent the
holidays with his father and sisters
here. Tomorrow Mr.. Keefe will give
his four daughters an outing by a trip
over Sherman hill to Laramie.-Chey-
enne Sun-Leader.
900
Damon Lodge No. 3, Knights of
Pythias, and Hermion Temple No. l,
Rathbone Sisters, are making elabor-
ate preparations for their joint install
lation, which will take place next Fri
day evening. The installation cere-
monies will be interspersed with must
cal selections and a banquet will fol-
low. Attendance will be confined to
the members Of the two orders and a
limited number Of invited guests.
900
The X~enodochist club will meet with
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