, 1901-09-28

A reception was given at tne unlNer-
sity last evening in which in a public
way the older students extended a cor
dial welcome to the numerous new
corners, who have entered the iustitu-
ton this fall. Light refreshments
We're served. and the college orchestra
rendered several acceptable selections
during the evening.
900
This years program for the Home
department of the Laramie WOman's
club has been arranged by the com.
mittee. which is composed of Mes
danes Preston, Foster, Burns and
Knight, and the department will hold
it's first meeting Saturday, October 10,
at the residence of Mrs. Foster. The
appropriate motto adopted by this
practical branch of the Woman's club
is: Let knowledge grow from more
to more" Mrs. NJ. G.. Preston is the
president and Mrs. L. H. Knight is
secretary. Among the members who
have enrolled thus far are Mesdames
Foster, Burns, Symons, Lee. Hogbin,
Ulen. Woodruff. Spafford, Wilson,
Darr. Roberts, Nelson. Carhart. Gilki-
son, Arnold, Cook, Adams, Brown,
Slosson, Prof. Morse and Miss Brown.
The p. ogram outlined for the winter is
as follows:
October 19-Paper. Biology Mrs.
Nelson. Leader of discussion, Mrs.
Brown. Human Nature Explained"
CDR. Riddle), first chapter. Mrs. Fos-
ter.
November 16-Paper, Bacterial
ogy," Mrs. Knight. Leader of discus
sion, Mrs. Wilson. Human Nature
Explained c chapter, Mrs.
Burns.
December Paper. Hygiene"
Mrs. Derr. Leader of discussion, Mrs.
Preston. Human Nature Explained"
third chapter, Mrs. Lee.
January lS-Paper, Nutrition"
Mrs. Carhart. Leader of discussion,
Mrs. Roberts. Human Nature Ex-
planned" fourth chapter, Mrs. Sy-
mons.
February 15-Paper, Sanitation"
Mrs. SpafTord. Leader of discussion,
Mrs. Slosson. Human Nature EX-
planned" fifth chapter, Mrs. Gibson.
March 15-Paper, Chemistry Mrs.
Roberts. Leader of discussion, Mrs.
Ulen. Human Nature Explained"
sixth chapter, Mrs. Harris.
April 19-Paper, Physiology"
Mrs. Woodruff. Leader of discussion,
Mrs. Gibson. Human Nature Elk
planned" seventh chapter, Mrs. vii
son.
Mrs. Hodgeman entertained Il party
of young people very delightfully."-
"Wednesday evening at her beautiful
home on Grand avenue Mrs. Dur,
lacher INT Mrs. George Campbell, as
sisted Mrs. Hodgeman in receiving her
guests. Elegant refreshments were
served. Cards furnished the principal
amusement of the evening, Hilda Dur
lacher winning the first prize for la,
dies, an exquisite lace hat pin. Jean
Eurlacher took second, a beautiful en-
b%roidered handkerchief; Blanche Dur
lacher third, u dainty vase, and Miss
Land secured the BOBBY. Mr.. Dekay
captured the gentleman's first, a novel
whisk broom and holder; Mr.. DeLario
second, an ash receiver; Mr.. Fenwick
third, an exquisite PLAGUE, and the
BOBBY went to Corlett Downey. Those
present were Mrs. Wilkinson, Misses
George, Addie Brown, Blanche Dur
lacher, Holiday, Downey, Nellie
Marsh, Towson, Allie Marsh, Hilda
Durlacher, Meach, Land, Addie Haley,
Annie Haley, Jean Durlacher, and
Williams, and Messrs. Spalding, Jen-
nings, Smith, Thomas, Abraham,
George, Paine, Colt, Holiday, Davis,
Downey, Fenwick, Terry, Wilkinson.
DeKay and DeLario.
900
Mrs. Charles Bellamy, president of
the Laramie Woman's club, is rcceit-
ing this afternoon, her guests being
the new aud old members of the cub,
and those interested in the work OF the
Organization.
Mrs. Marsh and Mrs. Wilkinson en-
tertained about twenty-five Of their
friends with cards yesterday after.
noon.
The ladies Of the Union Presbyterian
church will give a reception mex FIJI
day evening in honor Of Rev. and Mrs.
A C. Hogbin, the new pastor of the
church, who was installed on Tuesday
evening OF this week. Rev. and Mrs.
Hogbin are now pleasantly located at
Alp south Sixth street, and the recep-
ton will be rendered them at their
home.
600
Miss Anna Balch left on Wednesday
for Philadelphia, where she will enter
a Deaconess Training school.
900
|. Miss Vera M.eller was the recipient
of a delightful surprise party from a
number Of her friends last week, the
event being intended to celebrate her
birthday anniversary. The fortunate