, 1902-05-24

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. Friday. {
Q Decoration day. {
0Manager-W. r. c. Entertainment. {
Q Saturday. {
Q Closing reception Woman's {
Q club. {
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Yes. we're going to close DUR meet
ings,
And we're going to put up %jellies.
And we near to do some sewing.
And to rest and read and doze.
For we're weary, mind and body,
We are tired Of art and science.
We are somewhat tired OF classics
And we're going to recruit.
I'VE will hide our books and papers.
We will put away the gavel,
We will HE us to the mountains.
To the res or country town.
We will frolic with the children.
We will fish and romp and ramble.
Till the coming Of September
And our work shall call us down.
So We sing q parting song to you.
We sing . parting song to you.
We sing . parting song to you
We're going to recruit"
This ia the song of club womer
all over the country, and Laramieites
have Joined in the refrain. The annua'
reception which closes the yeal
of the Laramie Woman's club will
be held next Saturday evening al
the home Of the Misses Wright. A
dainty lunch will be served and an in
teresting musical program will be pre-
scented Each member of the club is
privileged to invite q friend. The club
10 contemplating the study of Wyoming
history for its work next winter, and II
is possible the departments may unite
TO the end that the subject may be
enthusiastically and exhaustively pur
sued A special advantage will be that
the Wyoming exhibit in process Of
preparation for the Louisiana purchase
sxhibltion will be at the university and
available for examination.
600
Mr.. and Mr.. Sayer Hansen and chill
dren, Harry. Olga and Eva, departed
On Tuesday for . trip to Europe. and
expect to spend the summer at their
old home At Horsens, Denmark. A
large company Of friends were at the
station to bid them Godspeed and a
safe return.
Last Saturday afternoon their ten.
ants and neighbors surprised them at
their home with a farewell visit. They
had provided an elaborate lunch and
the afternoon passed pleasantly in
generation and vocal and instrument
tai music. Those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Kissick and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Alfred Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Lisin-
by and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Grace. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Penny and children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Beaver and children. Mrs.. Charles
Hsgewald aud children. Mrs. Lewis and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Doyle and
daughter, Mrs. Richards and children.
Mr.. Lindsey, Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Mel
son. Mrs.. Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Westman and son and Mrs. Messmore.
Saturday evening the Danish Broth
erhoon arranged another delightful sur.
prise for their popular family by bid
ding their Scandinavian friends to a
party At North Star hall. More than a
hundred assembled and dancing was
INDUCED in until a late hour when a
splendid supper was discussed. The
Republican joins with the rest In wish
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. Hansen and fam
lily . pleasant trip and will gladly vel
come them upon their return to their
adopted country.
600
The Birthday club celebrated yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. FL
msr L0vej0y, who was assisted by Mrs.
James Stirling. Mesdames T. H. Simp-
son and lies were special guests. Mrs.
Lovejoy received q set of teaspoons,
and Mrs. Stirling WAS presented with
. beautiful rug. The table was
adorned with exquisite carnations and
an elegant lunch was served. Mrs. Mat
lack. whose birthday occurs in August.
will exchange with Mrs. Hegewald. en-
the club June goth.
Nj. and Mrs. Charles Troederup were
surprised It their home N Seventh
street last night by q party Of friends
who assembled under the management
Of Mn. J. Brns to celebrate the twenty
AftA anniversary Of the marriage Of
this popular couple. Mr.. Troederup's
birtAAay also occurs on the same date.
% Tie occasion was . particularly f.
ltctt3oas Gus. The happy couple were
lAvishly remembered with Appropriate