, 1905-04-22
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WEEK s
+ In SOCIETY |

the pleasures Of the world are alread,
demanding recognition. Indeed, SO nu
merous are the announcements for thu
coming week. that a brief outline O
the most important becomes necessar,
and Is therefore given as follows:
Monday-Easter Monday dance
Catholic ladies, North Star hail. Ca
thedral Guild Easter fair, Maennerchol
hall.
Tuesday-Closing session Clio club
Mr.. and Mrs. Symons. Browning club
Mr.. n Mrs. Latimer.
Wednesday,. o. o. F., anniversary
ball and banquet, Maennerchor hall
Charity Whist club, Bachelor Meet.
ing,"G. A. r. hall. Birthday club, Mrs
M. J. Harris. Cathedral Guild, Mrs.
Dayton. Methodist Aid society. church.
Thursday-lnnes Band, afternoon
and evening, Opera House. P~resbyter.
ian Missionary society, Mrs. Weight.
man. Altar society, Mrs: J. F. John.
son.
Friday-Thirteenth Annual Cadet
ball, University Gymnasium. Silver
wedding anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frazee. Methodist supper. church
basement.
Saturday-Annual meeting of Wo
mans club, with reports of officers and
election for ensuing year, Mrs. Knight
residence.
The announcement elsewhere in this
issue from the Denver Post of the ap
preaching nuptials of Mr.. Ora Ben
Haley and Miss Maude Hum of Denver
will be read with much interest and
pleasure by the society people of Lar,
annie. Miss Hum has been a guest at
the Haley residence on several occa.
sions, officiating as bridesmaid at the
George-Haley wedding last January,
and she counts as her friends all who
have had the pleasure of meeting her.
Her welcome to Laramie will be in,
deed a cordial one. Mr.. and Mrs. Ha.
ley MI. and Mrs. George and Miss Ha,
ley will go to Denver tomorrow to be
present at the wedding Tuesday even.
ing. Miss Hum, who is a great favor
lite in Denver, is being made the recipi.
ent of many social attractions. Monday
night the fortunate young couple will
be the honor guests at an elaborate
and informal dinner which will be ten.
dered them by Miss Mabel Rogers.
Miss Ella Hodges will give a shower
for the sweet bride expectant Monda,
afternoon. The Republican delights in
giving expression to the congratula.
tions and Fluctuations of the scores of
Laramie friends of Mr.. Haley n the
charming bride he has won.
Miss Middlekauff entertained at
finch last night, her guests being the
young ladies' of her Sunday school class
in the Presbyterian church. Cakes
and ices were served, those present be-
ing Misses Daisy Moss, Carrie Hege-
wald, Regina Harsch, Bessie Hicks,
Alice Burke, Leslie Cook. Elsie Rogers,
Wilburta knight, Hattie Gillespie and
Mable S~olergreen.
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Prof. and Mrs. Gilkison, Prof, and
Mrs. Stockwell, Miss Middlekauff and
Prof. Knight yer dinner guests with
DIR. and Mrs. Tisdel on the evening of
the 14th.
Prof. Ridgaway's illustrated lecture
at the university last night was highly
appreciated by his auditors, and the
theme, THE Life of Christ" with the
pictures shown was most appropriate
to the day. Prof. Merz rendered for an
%opening number a fine violin solo.
When the views illustrating the entry
into Jerusalem and the resurrection
were thrown Upon the screen, appro-
pirate vocal solos were rendered by
Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Trumbull respec
lively. The views were reproductions
of the famous paintings of Tissot and
Hoffman, many of them being repro
|duced in the original coloring. The
Entertainment was for the benefit Of
the Y. w. C. A.
Parties among the Sunday schooI
Glasses were quite the fashion las
might, but the boys belonging to Mrs
Stockwell's class were the most for
|tunate Of all, forming as they did q
lecture party for the entertainment al
the university as the guests Of their
much lover teacher. The members Of
Mrs. Stockwell's class are George Fra
zee, Robin Corthell, Eugene Smith
Willie Hunsiker. Ralph May, Frank
McBroom, Earl Beaudoin, Herbert
Banks, Henry Baumbach, George Schir
er, Frank. Pryor and George Pryor.
The young ladies Of Prot. Ridgaway's
bible class gave a very ereditable en-
ltertainment at the church last Satur
day night, and, although the attend
ance fell far below the merits Of the
performance, about 500 was nettet
which will be applied o the bond as
sumed by these loyal lasses for thu
building fund. The program included
in addition to the class songs, tableaux
and pAntomimes, vocal NUMBER