, 1902-06-14

lows: Music. Fall of Babylon. Song
orous News, Farwell to Home. In Sight
Of Home, A Charm from the Skies.
Dance of the Greeks. Niobe Group and
The Floral Offering to Liberty. The
t abIeaux formed a charming finale to
what is conceded to be the most not
able event in musical circles during
the season. Miss Burke desires to
thank all who assisted her in any man
ner in rendering the occasion such Il
brilliant
Mrs. H. w. Prouty of Denver is the
guest of her sister-in-Iaw Mrs. Fred
A. Miller.
The ThOmas-Davis wedding is de
clared to have been one of the pIct
test which was ever solemnized in
Laramie. and society is still discussing
its pleasing features. The presents
were extremely and ele.
CANT.
The Duplicate whist club was pleas
antly entertained last night by Mr.. and
Mrs. DeKay. Miss Matte Haley win
ming the rose and the ribbon going to
Mr.. McMuTray. Special guests were
Messrs. Emory Land. Herbert Brees
and Edward George.
900
The meeting of the institute next
Wednesday afternoon will be in charge
of the home department of tho wo-
mans club, Mrs. Spafford presiding.
The topic of the afternoon is pupil
government. ard an extensive and in
tcresting discussion of the subject is
anticipated. Parents and all others
interested are urged to be present and
assist in the study of this vital topic.
900
Mr.. Frank ~Breitenstein. an old Lar
annie boy, now a machinist at the
Cheyenne shops of the Union Pacific.
and Miss Allie Knott of Lander will be
married at the home of the brides
parents in that city on the Goth. and
are expected to visit Laramie on their
way to their future home at Cheyenne.
Mr. Breitenstein is a brother of Mrs.
c. s. Greenbaum of this city. and has
man, friends here who will wish him
happiness for the future.
600
Miss June A. Bintz, a niece of Mrs.
Howard Ingham aud well known in
Laramie, where she has often visited
with her aunt, was graduated from the
high school at Salt Lake Thursday ev-
ening, taking high honors.
900
Mrs. Hogbin. who was elected at
Rawlins one of the state delegates to
the International Sunday School con-
vention at Denver, yesterday receiv-
ed her credentials and a beautiful
badge. Mrs. Hogbin expects to attend
the summer school for primary work
also, which holds its sessions the oath
and 25th, the convention proper on
vening June 26th.
900
Mrs. McGaw. who has been the guest
of Mrs. Chaplin, returned to her home
at Ogden Wednesday.
900
Mrs. Elmer LOvejOy gave an autOmo-
bile party Monday evening. her guests
being Mrs. McGaw of Ogden. Mrs.
Chaplin and Miss Maize Chaplin.
900
Miss Achsah Mullison is the guest
Of Miss Maize Chaplin and will attend
commencement next week.
900
Mrs. Blake, who vas seriously i'll
early in the week, is now slowly recov-
ering.
The Josher's bachelor friend, Dan
dining room at the Cheyenne club is at
the Inter Ocean, says the Cheyenne
Tribune. Register of the Land Office
Chaplin, who. by the way, has one OF
the ~pleasantest and most hospitable
homes in Laramie, says he hopes Gill,
Matthews and a few other Cheyenne
friends will sometime learn that the
best place to board is in a mans own
home And Chaplin is right, o
900
The aid society Of the Presbyterian
church met with Mrs. Miller Wednes-
day afternoon on account of the illness
of Mrs. Blake. The work On hand was
completed and the society adjourned
for the summer.
The German Birthday club will
spend tomorrow with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Trabing on the Trabing ranch in West
Laramie. n are assured of a good
time. The members Of the club will
be permitted to take their husbands.
and the day will be spent in a very
unique manner. The occasion is the
birthday of Mrs. Trabing, a member
Of the club. and she will receive a
number Of handsome presents.
900
The Women Of Woodcraft Of the
eighteenth district. embracing the
state Of Wyoming. will hold its annual