, 1901-01-26

cuesed. Inc a Cneerlully look
ed forward to the time when the broth
erhood Of man should be a universally
established fact, and she left her list
eners with the belief that even now this
world was not such a bad old place af-
ter all.
A meeting of the German Ladies'
Birthday club is synonymous with hav-
ing a good time, and Wednesday after
noon when Mrs. c. L. Klein celebrated
her birthday was no exception to the
rule. Music, conversation and delic-
ious refreshments combined to make a
very happy time and to add another to
the collection of happy memories that
cluster about this club. The others
present were Mesdames Manasse, Ira
bling, OFT, Murbe, Roffee, Paul May,
Waechter, Troderup, Grandma Troe-
derup, J. and NJ. Erne, John A. Fischer,
AL. Goldman, Sterling.
900
One Of the pleasay- Of the dances
given so far this s.. o.u,.T the Owl
club was that held " fday evening
at North Star ha y5out forty-five
were present and i-s~sSoroughly enjoy
able time is report by all in attend
ance. There west present Mr.. and
Mrs. C. S. Greenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark, Frof.
and Mrs. Roger, MI. and Mrs. A. H.
Cordiner, Mrs. Durlacher, Mrs. Ophelt,
Misses Dulcie Davis, Nellie Dean,
Crandall, Blanche, Hilda and Jean
Durlacher, Ethel Conner, Elise Tow
son. Alice Holiday, Frances and Jose
phine Smith. Helen Barrow, Beulah
Regar, Eugenia George; Messrs. De,
Kay, Caster, Settele, Abrams, Davis,
Terry, Ernest, Jupp, Colt, Finfrock,
Brees, R. l.. George, Borland, Downey,
Starkwater and Bingham.
900
Those who remember the delightful
singing of the Ladies' Double Quar-
tette will be pleased to learn that it has
been recognized. The meeting for
this purpose was held Tuesday even
ing at the home Of Mrs. Stevens and
anyone privileged to look in upon the
happy gathering would have been i'm
pressed with the fact that the must
clans could enjoy themselves as well
as they sing. The serving of delicious
refreshments was one of the pleasant
features of the evening. The club is at
present limited to eight. Any desiring
voted upon. Should enough eligible
members warrant it, the club would be
resolved into a triple or quad -uple
quartette. Rehearsals will be held
each week. The club hopes to hold its
meetings at the dormitory II satisfac-
tory arrangements can be made. 1t
elected Mrs. Soule, leader; Mrs. Stew
ems, violinist; Mrs. Lee, pianist; Mrs.
Land, secretary and treasurer. The
quartette is composed Of first sopranos,
Mrs. Soule and Mrs. Land; second So
prano, Misses Bryan and Towson; first
altos, Mrs. Retta Hunt and Mrs. c. l..
Rauner; second altos. Mrs. Nettie
Jones and Miss Thompson.
900
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meth
odist church held a meeting Wednes-
day afternoon at the church parlors.
Arrangements were being considered
for their entertainment.
900
The young ladies at the dormitory
will entertain next Friday evening.
900
1t would be hard to find a happier
party of young people than that gath
cred at the plaster mill at Red Buttes
last Tuesday evening to enjoy the
dance given by Mrs. S. NJ. Meg bbon
and Mr.. Liebey. A party of merry
young folks left Laramie about 8
o'clock Tuesday night and arrived
shortly after 9 at Red Buttes, where
they were Joined by a number OF the
young people of that place. Two vio-
linists furnished abundance Of music
and the mill afforded excellent accom-
mediation for dancing, which was kept
up with zest till a late hour. Delicious
refreshments were served during the
evening and proved most acceptable to
appetites sharpened by the exercise OF
dancing and the ride in the bracing
air. This was the third of the parties
given this winter at the mill and each
has proved pleasanter than the pre-
ceeding. All present hoped the joyous
occasion might soon be repeated.
Aside from Mrs. McGibbon and Mr..
Liebey, those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Knight, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Riggs, Misses Gertie, Myr-
tie and Cassie Smith, Cascena Larson,
Grace Surline, Cora Gray, Fannie
Hance, Beulah Roger, Minnie Peale
and Lizzie Hughes; Messrs. Axel Palm
or. Elmer Liebey, Gross, Robert Nc
Gtbbon, jr, Walla,, R. Reals, Tom Kyle,
George surline, John Cordiner, Charles
Hopkins, Kahler and Ellis.
900
The Ladies' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church met Wednesday after.
noon with Mrs. Lee.