, 1900-05-05
I'm SOCIAL CIRCLES
UNIVERSITY PEOPLE SEEM TO
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GETTY EVENTS.
University Orchestra Concert-Univer-
sity Club Dance-Misses Hebard.
Morse and Morey Entertain Seniors
A Musical Treat in Store-Dan-
ish Sisterhood Social.
A large audience assembled at the
university auditorium last Wednesday
evening, the attraction being the con-
cert given by the University orchestra.
This organization is 90 well known to
need description. The orchestra was
by some of Laramie's finest
musical talent, and the entertainment
was n of the best musicales ever CIV
here. The program was as follows:
Part /.
March, Sporting Life Orchestra
Violin solo, Alice, where art thou?"
Paraphrase PROF. Merz
Mrs. C. d. Spalding, Accompanist.
Waltz, ~"Gondolier," ........Orchestra
Vocal solo, "Esmeraldo".
....... ........ Miss Mable Reid
Miss Frances Williams, Accompanist.
Entr'acte, "Bewitching Beauty.
.......... ............. Orchestra
Aberdeen" ..... Mandolin club
Or,,+pr, nSa1,t,t;nnp nr,ba,tra
Part II.
March, "Jamboree' ........ Orchestra
La Campanella, (LiszD ...........
....... .........M Mrs. C. d. Spalding
Waltz, Artists Orchestra
The National Medley .......G lee club
Moroccan Characteristique, 1.-THE
March. Napoleon" Mandolin club
Characteristic Two Step, Jasper Jen-
kins, De Cake Walk Coon,"......
......... Orchestra and Glee Club.
There were a number of encores,
which manifested the appreciation of
the audience. The proceeds Of the con-
cert will be expended for new music
for the orchestra and also for the pur-
chase of a bass viol.
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The University club hop last even
ing was largely attended and was al
together a very delightful party. AS
the school year draws to a close, the
students realize hal these social gath
erings will soon be ended for many of
them at least. and the gaiety and mer-
riment of last nights dance seemed to
indicate that they intended to make
the most of the remaining opportuni-
ties. Those who attended were Misses
Clyde Phillips, Maude Wallis, Dorthelle
Davis, Flora Knight, Mamie Cronin,
Blanche Davies, Eugenia George, Nellie
and Allie Marsh. Maize Chaplin, Katie
Roach. Willie Downey, Lillian Corey,
Mabelle Reid, Elsie Corthell, Hilda and
Jeane Durlacher, Helen Manasse, Irene
Fleming. Laura Coutant, Fanny
iiuhet, ann olliHS, DOld bdNlCS,
Frances and Josephine Smith. Cert
rude Dohrer, Helen Barrow; Mesdames
Breitenstein, Smith, Chaplin, Balch,
Fred George, ST., Fred George, jr.,
Roach. Manasse, Durlacher, Marsh,
Owen: Prof. and Mrs. Roger, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Holiday; Messrs. Breiten-
stein, Lee, Paulson, Houston. Gilmore,
Pointing, Keefe, Moody, Schilling,
Scott, Cluff, Bailey, ]. Watt, NJ. Watt,
Gray, Marsh, Haley, Wilkerson, Pagett,
Owen and Sheridan Downey, Holiday.
Ashley. Bryson, Danielson, Jennings,
Brees, Spalding. Miller, Atherly, Bart
lett, Peterson.
A great treat is in store for all lovers
of good music next Saturday evening,
when the Louise Brehany Opera COM
pany will appear at the university au-
ditorium. The company includes
Louise Brehany, the famous soprano,
and a well selected company of soloists,
NiOilulsls anu pldHlStS. Inc uTSt part
of the program will be a concert of in
strumental and vocal music, while in
the second part will be presented the
second act of Martha" in costume,
Louise Brehany appearing in the title
role. The company is brought here by
the University Athletic association,
under whose auspices the entertain
ment will be given.
There were two jolly parties this
week, on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. They were composed of
young people out "on pleasure bent"
n Were similar in character. An OK
petition was made to the rolling mill.
The big mill was working. and the
sight of the white-hot iron as it under
went the different stages, was greatly
enjoyed by the interested spectators.
Later in The evening the parties ad-
journed to the drug store where they
were refreshed by ice cream soda.
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The Ladies Card club was entertain