, 1900-12-22

pleasant afternoon at the nome OF Mrs.
Kingsford Tuesday afternoon. The
serving of dainty refreshments added
to the enjoyment of the afternoon.
900
The Browning club held its regular
meeting last Monday night at the home
OF Prof. and Mrs. Knight. The relation
of the family to society was the subject
of discussion and proved very interest
ing.
Wednesday evening North Star hall
witnessed a gathering of very happy
young people. 1t was the first dance
the Imperial Dancing club has given
for some time owing to the fact that
the football team, the members of
which nearly all belong to the club, was
engaged in doing valiantly for the ath-
letic fame of the university. EXamina-
lions being over, the terms work clos
ed, the prospect of a merry Christ
mas" and the knowledge that this vas
the last university dance of the nine
teenth century, combined to raise the
spirits of all to the highest pitch, and
the result was n of the most thor
oughly enjoyable parties given by the
club. The party was chaperoned by
Mesdames Marsh, Chaplin, Schilling,
George, ST., Jameson, Roach and Lee.
The dancers were Misses Laura Lee,
Clyde Phillips, Nellie and Alice Marsh,
Clifton, Cora Gray, Josephine and
Frances Smith, Eugenia George, Ethel
Miller, Anna Bennett, Lillian Corey,
Beulah Regar, Maize Chaplin, Grace
Davis, Blanche and Jean Durlacher,
Willie Downey, Elise Towson, Katie
Roach, Leslie Swigart; Messrs. Wilkie
Collins, Elmer Keefe, Latimer Gray,
Leslie Miller, Harry Lee, Frank Hol-
liday, Owen Downey, Glen Scott, Chas.
Gilmore, Sever Peterson, Ernest Graf
err, Frank Murphy, Danielson, Charles
Kuster, Charles DeKay, Colt, Corlett
Downey, Frank ~Breitenstein, Eugene
Wilkerson, Boreland, Charles Pointing.
Mcclellan, Harry Langheldt, Titus.
900
Mrs. S. w. Downey pleasantly enter
tanned the Ladies' Whist club Thurs
day evening. After a number of inter
esting games, dainty refreshments,
agreeably terminated the evening.
900
With Mrs. Fred George, ST., as host
ess the Alpha circle spent a pleasant
evening last Monday. Mrs. George
had prepared a program consisting of
readings, portraying woman as drawn
comparing the characters with those
of woman of our time, as depicted by
present day novelists, such as the her
Dimes of "Unleavened Bread THE
Open Question and The Garden of
Eden" The discussions were exceed
ingly interesting. The character Of
Selma in "Unleavened Bread" receiv-
ed sweeping condemnation.
The Birthday club of the German
ladies' held another of it's pleasant
meeting Friday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. A. Goldman to celebrate the
birthday of the hostess. The serving
of refreshments added to the enjoy
ment Of the afternoon. Mrs. Gobelman
was presented with a very acceptable
gift.
900
The course of instruction in "Physi-
cal Culture" given by Prof. Morgan,
was pleasantly concluded Wednesday
evening. The class decided to go OF
with the good work, with Dean Cope as
leader. The class numbers about
twenty-six and all are much pleased
with the result of their work in this
line.
Miss Elise Towson will give a re-
ception New Years night. She will be
assisted by several young society Ia
dies.
The Laramie Rod and Gun club will
give a dance Christmas night at Maen.
nerchor hall. The committee in