, 1903-03-21
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Here's to the University Of Colorado
May she go up. up, up, up" to thu
highest pinnacle of usefulness ant
fame and may all who venture to as
sail her go down, down, down. till al
recollection of them even is effaced
The seventh annual tour of the Uni
versity of Colorado Glee and Mando
lin clubs began this year on the 18th
and thirteen cities will be privileged
to receive a visit from the boys. There
are also thirteen members in each Of
the clubs and thirteen numbers are
printed on the program. but the lat
ter is extended by enthusiastic audi
ences to twenty-six or more. so the
mystic figures are nearly lost sight Of
Last night the organizations were
greeted at our university by an audi
ence containing many times thirteen Of
the m~usic-loving residents of the city
and their work was heard with much
pleasure and an enthusiasm which
must have been exceedingly crafty
ing to all concerned in the venture. and
many who would otherwise have been
present were prevented by the difficult
walking resulting from the recent biz
card. A finer looking body of young
men is seldom seen, and their stage
! appearance was admirable, being
graceful and artistically grouped
Nevertheless there was visible enough
of the irrepressible vigor and vim OF
genuine college life to quicken the
| blood of all who saw and heard them
and their closing cheers for the sister
universities elected a tumult Of voci'
ferrous applause. The following set
program was rendered, the encores
given after each number being notably
praiseworthy for their brilliancy and
brevity:
PART l..
1. Here's to Colorado. ....... Anon
Glee Club.
2. In a Cozy Corner. .Kimball-B ratton
Mandolin Club.
3. Bugle song Marston
Glee Club.
4. Spanish silhouettes 49,. Pomeroy
Mandolin Club.
b. winter Song ............ .Bullaro
Glee Club.
6. Banjo SODA. Salome, Intermez-
70 Lorraine
b.. La Czarina. Mazurka. .......
F. NJ. Planque.
Z. Creole Love Song. ........S Smith
Glee Club.
PART II.
l. The Cavalryman ..........AshtOn
Mandolin Club.
3. My Angel (Valse Sente) .......
...... Haakman
Mandolin Club.
4. Plantation Melodies. ..........
Messrs. Argall, Jones. Chapman. Foote
s. Banjo SODA. Miserere from II
Trovatore ............. Verdi
b. Gypsy Rondo. ......... Haydn
6. "All Hail to Thee. Wilhelm
Words by P. H. Argall, 'O3
Glee Club.
The entertainment was given under
the direction of the Athletic associa.
ton and the evening was appropriate
ly closed by a reception rendered by
that body to the visiting students from
Colorado. at which they were cordially
welcomed to the University of Wyo-
ming and congratulated upon their e
cellence by the members Of the faculty
and the students.
900
The members of the Laramie Ladies'
Double quartette were the guests of
honor at an elaborate afternoon func-
ton entertained Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. Land at her pretty home. 1t was
a st. Patrick's day party and the dec
orations were cleverly and artistically
executed in green and white. An i'm
promptu feature of the afternoons
pleasure was a "trip to Japan" by the
pleasing route Of the numerous large
and fine views which the hostess has
received from her son, Ensign Emory
Land, now doing service or the IA
nous Oregon in the far east. A SPLEEN
did musical program followed, Mrs.
soule charmingly rendering several
difncult vocal selections. Mrs. Eagon
also favored the company with vocal
numbers, and Mrs. Stevens renditions
on the violin were enthusiastically re-
ceived. The instrumental numbers
were by Mrs. Clark and Miss Frances
Williams, whose talents are too well
known to require further commenda-
ton. All Of the performers were ap-
plauded to the echo. Later the party
discussed an elaborate luncheon in the