, 1904-05-07

and diligent practice, and Laramie has
every reason for being proud of the or
%ganization. The concert program last
evening was as follows:
March, Our Chaperone" New.
A. Jones
NJ. E. %Ingersoll.)
Selection from the Passion. Haydn
Concert waltzes, Spanish Ameri-
can" C. A. Jones
Gems from popular comic operas,
Red Hussar," Paul Jones" and
Poor Jonathan"
Gavotte, simplicity. ...Theo. Moses
Cornet solo, Grand Russian Fan
tasia' Levy
Overture, Seminole ........ Rossini
Descriptive Melange, "Barnyard
Romance" .Lovenberg
Voluntaries, rag-time music:
"A Coon Band Contest. Pryor
"Bowery Buck .Turpin
Noisy Bill" .Losey
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Mrs. S. e. Land, who has been the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. c. w. De
Kay for a month past, returned on Tues
day to her home at Gunnison, Colo.
Mrs. Land was the honor guest at a
large euchre party given by Mrs. De-
Kay last Saturday afternoon. A charm
ing afternoon was spent at the absorb
ing game, and attractive prizes were
awarded to the successful ladies as
follows: First, Mrs. Hamilton; sec
ond, Mrs. Colt; third. Mrs. G. A. Camp
bell. The consolation gift went to Miss
Margaret Holiday. A dainty luncheon
was served in courses. The invitation
list for the function was a follows:
Mrs, c. P. Arnold, Mrs. Emma Mou-
dy, Mrs. Ross Moudy, Mrs. Aven Mel
son, Mrs. c. B. Ridgaway, Mrs. G. w.
s~palding, Mrs. c. D. spalding. Mrs. w.
B. Sutphin, Mrs. J. F. Soule, Mrs. c. l..
Rauner. Mrs. Eli Crumrine, Mrs. Clyde
Opelt, Mrs. Edward Ivinson, Mrs. G. B.
Grow, Mrs. c. H. Woodruff, Mrs. ]. F.
Terry. Mrs. William Hodgeman, Mrs.
G. A. Campbell, Mrs. o. c. McNiff, Mrs.
F. J. DouE' as William, Mrs. H. Warren
Nice, Mrs. e. E. Fitch, Mrs. r. E. Fitch,
Mrs. A. E. Holiday, Mrs. H. H. George,
Mrs. A. H. Cordiner, Mrs. Davis, Mrs.
James Dixon. Mrs. g. w. Fox, Mrs. E.
]. Lehman, Mrs. DR.. Swigart, Mrs. E.
D. Latimer, Mrs. J. c. Coble. Mrs. c. E.
Carpenter, Mrs. Fred A. Miller. Mrs.
Durlacher, Mrs. c. H. Colt, Mrs. DIR.
Douglas, Mrs. A. c. Hogbin. Mrs. Mary
G, Preston, Mrs. Van else, Mrs. E. A.
Wilkinson, Mrs. A. B. Hamilton, Mrs.
F. H. Eggleston, Mrs. G. M. Barber,
Mrs, q. A. Carter, Mrs. q. D. Hiskey,
Mrs. William Yates, Mrs. Charles Will
lard Lewis. hIrs. ]. 8. Vance, Mrs. c.
8. Greenbaum, Mrs. John w. Conner,
Mrs. J. w. Ernest and Mrs. Regar;
Misses Flora Lee, Frances Grow. Eliz-
abeth Grow, Eta DeKay, Grace Davis.
Hattie Knight Of Cheyenne. June Dow
ney, Leslie swigart, Maude Moudy,
Jean Durlacher, Annie Haley, Matte
Haley. Grace Raymond Hebard, Helen
Middlekauf, Marie Mckinley. Alberta
Vance, Clyde Phillips. Ruth Holiday
Margaret Holiday and Willie Downey.
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A deferred celebration of the ami
Iyersary of the birth Of Browning was
held Tuesday evening by the Browning
club at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
In. Gibson. Each member Of the club
contributed to the program his favor
lite selection from the works OF the
master poet, and an intensely inter
esting Evening with Browning" ensu
ed. The menu for the banquet which
succeeded the literary feast was com
plete and appetizing. but possibly, al
though the repast was heartily enjoy
ed, 1t Is erroneous to assume that the
subsequent illness of some Of the mem
bers could be attributed to the ices
While this session was nominally thc
closing meeting of the club year, 1t was
decided to continue the work for an
other month, taking up the subject Of
current literature. The next session
will be held with Mise Alice Holiday
The May session OF the Baptist ale
society was entertained Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. Frazee, and the la
dies sewed industriously until lunch
time. wher light refreshments were
served. The society will meet in JUNE
with Mrs. McNif.
The Whist club will play Monda!
night with Mrs. c. w. spalding.
A large number Of young people par
lticipated in the party given under tn
direction OF the Niethe Dancing schoo
Ct North Star hail Thursday evening