, 1902-05-17

Ni'iS Z" "a ho' ia 81 VI lh' al
fair, which lasted until nearly mid
night. Everybody had a good time and
Miss Williams was delighted at the
affair.
The C. c. club will meet with Mrs.
Jesse Converse mex Thursday night.
900
Within a short time Earl A. Carter,
a well known young gentleman of Lar
annie, and Miss Julia Wilseck of Chey-
enne will be united in marriage in this
city. They will reside in Laramie
Cheyenne Leader.
900
The aid society of the Methodist
church held a called meeting with Mrs.
Tefft Monday evening to complete
some work for its annual fair. which
will be held in the parlors of the
church mex Friday evening, May 23d.
Supper will be served from 5 o'clock
to s, there will be a rummage table.
and the anniversary souvenirs will be
for sale. The articles prepared for
the fair are all of a practical value
and include ~sunbonne's. aprons. over.
sleeves. etc. The regular meeting of
the aid society will be held next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Tefft.
900
At the meeting of the Alpha circle
held Monday evening with Mrs. Sy-
mons, the work of the year was com
pleted and the following officers We're
elected to serve next winter:
President-Mrs. J.. T. Holiday.
Vice President-Mrs. Fred George.
Secretary-Mrs. ]. Fl. Hayford.
900
The pupils of Mrs. Winan Oliver
gave al exceedingly enjoyable concert
at the pro-cathedral last night. There
was n large and enthusiastic audience
and the following program was ~artisti-
cally rendered, rejecting much credit
on the performers and their teacher:
PART l.
D"o " wv plalloS "al'h olltlF |
tale, OPP. .ketterer
Louise Konold. Rebecca Cook.
lie Brindisi (from Lucretia Borgia)
Op. 50.............. Wollenhaupt
Dora Thobro.
vocal Selected
Mr.. Shrock.
Transcription kuhe |
Carl Ruprecht.
Second Mazurka GODDARD
Jean Durlacher
COrnet solo Selected
Mr.. Henry Nagel.
hlSOlettO List
Rebecca Cook.
Male quartette. ........... Selected
Messrs. Grass, Shrock. Merz, Lee.
PART II.
Duo for two pianos-Salut a Pesth
.............. ........ kowalskl
Helen Manasse, Blanche Durlacher.
a. Murmuring of the Breeze. Jensen
b. Etude, OPP. %, No. 9 BUTTERFLY.
............... ........ Chopin
Miss Blanche Durlacher.
| Vocal solo Selected
Judge Carpenter.
Valse Lente No. 2, OPP. 90. .Dolmetsch
Laura Breisch.
Transcription in Dbl. Alice. .Ascher
Louise Konold.
Vocal solo Selected
Miss G.. A. Kleeman.
Polka de Concert. ....H Homer Bartlett
Miss Emma Nagel.
Eight hands-two pianos. .Engleman
Dora Thobro. Jean Durlacher,
Laura Breisch, Louise Konold.
900
Dame Rumor has announced the ap-
preaching nuptials of two more cou
pies in addition to those already semi
publicly announced. The prospective
candidates embrace three well known
people from the country m a lady Of
the city.
Mrs. John Ernest came in from the
"h> III VIII u ulilll
her arm is better. The injured men,
Der Is improving rapidly. and fortu-
nately Mrs. Ernest suffers little pain
from it, but the plaster cast in which
It is still encased gives her great in
convenience
There will be no session of the jolly
Eight tonight, but Mrs. OFT will enter
tain the club next Saturday evening.
900
Some of the girl friends of Miss
Lizzie Hughes surprised her at the
home of Miss Stella Abrams last Tues
day evening and enjoyed a few more
pleasant hours with her. Those pres
ent were Misses Mabel Trabing, Efie
Naismith, Tessie WEIGH, Jennie Good
ale, Ivy Welch, Anna Hunt and Lizzie
Hughes. Miss Hughes departed last
night for her new home at Pocatello.
and she will be sadly missed by the
Orphans" and her numerous other
friends.
/ 600
The Owl club gave one of it's de-
lightful dances at North Star hall last
night. Mesdames George. Roach,
Marsh, Hutton n Gross oficiated as
ch%aperones, and among the happy