, 1901-06-15
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES
CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE HIGH
SCHOOL WERE LARGELY
ATTENDED.

nj This Evening-lmperiaI Clubs
Final Dance Of the season-Mac-
cabees Surprise Mrs. Prickett.
The closing exercise of the high
school were held last night, and de-
spite the very bad weather and numer-
Gus other attractions, the large class
room was filled and with it a good por-
ton of the hall on the second floor of
the east side building. The exercises
were of a very pleasing nature, many
of the pieces being encored and each
participant received loud and prolong-
ed applause.
1t would be unjust to all the young
ladies' to single out any for special
mention. The program as given in The
Republican was carried out, and not
one of the large audience but felt proud
of the girls and their teachers, whose
earnest help in the preparation of the
program was so noticeable.
The Glass Prophecy was very anus.
ing and was greeted with much ap.
plause. some of it coming from those
of which it foretold, and the tableaux
at the end were so vivid that the red
fire brought the fire company. the fire
ladies thinking nothing short of the
burning Of the building was taking
place.
"Of course we all like school / in sea.
son,
And the hardest lessons, too;
But I'd like to know if it stands to rea.
son.
We should work the whole year
through"
The faithful teachers and happy
children of Laramie are alike entitled
to a pleasant vacation time, having
Just finished a successful years work.
The closing exercises in the various
grades yesterday afternoon were well
attended in spite of the heavy rain.
and the Flag" Bird" and other pro.
grams were creditably carried out. and
now
Vacation calls, Hurrah!
We welcome her with glee.
Hurrah. Hurrah, for vacations come,
And the day that's set us free!"
900
The Laramie friends of William AL.
bert Wright. who will graduate from
Rush Medical college. Chicago. Friday.
June q, will present him with a very
fine surgical case. Mr.. Wright has the
honor Of being vice president Of his
class, and all who know him are conf.
dent that he will make a success of
his chosen profession.
600
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Marsh will leave
for their new home in New Mexico next
Monday. They will be greatly missed
by their large circle of friends.
600
Mrs. p. c Rauner entertained a
pleasant company Monday evening.
complimentary to her guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Marsh and to Mrs. McGaw,
of Ogden, who is visiting her friend.
Mrs. W. e. Chaplin. Cards formed the
amusement of the evening, there be-
ing five tables. and elegant refresh
ments were served.
900
en- by the ladies of the Catholic church
at North Star hall Wednesday evening
was a success in every particular. and
a nice sum was realized for the bene-
lit of the church.
900
The annual Alumni reception and
banquet will be rendered to the senior
class at the Durlacher residence to-
night. This year witnesses a welcome
innovation, as each member of the as
ISOLATION may be accompanied by wife.
husband or a friend, and a royal time
is anticipated. One of the features of
the occasion will be music by the alum
nj, and Mrs. Spaulding, Mrs. DeForest,
Miss Minnie Miller and Prof. Merz
have been invited to render a program.
900
The ladies' of the @. |. A. will give
a supper for the benefit of their order,
in G. |. A. hall next Thursday evening.
900
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist church entertained the young peo-
pie of the church and friends with
a free social last night. Light refresh
ments were served, and the evening
was much enjoyed by the young par
Elephants.
The Senior class of the university
spent Thursday evening at the elegant
home of Miss Hilda Durlacher. Dane
ing and music whiled the speeding
hours away. and the banquet will long
be remembered by the fortunate sen.
iors of OF.
600
The Ladies' Aid society of the Fres-
byterian church held a called meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Harry PASCAL
wednesday afternoon. the hostess
serving refreshments. Considerable
Of minor Importance was