, 1905-01-28


The Charity ball is yer, but it only
formed a suitable introduction for the
round of pleasure which will continue
until Lent, which is late this year. Two
large balls are already promised for
February, the first being the party by
Black Hills lodge, B. of l.. F., which
VIII occur on the 22nd. The boys
promise to do better han they did
last year, but they have certainly set
a very high goal for themselves if they
hope to attain that. The grand Ma.
sonic ball will be given on the oath
OF February and Governor Brooks has
accepted an invitation to be present
on that evening with Mrs. Brooks. Wy.
om1ng has just reason for being proud
OF her chief executive and his charm.
ing wife, and Governor and Mrs.
Brooks will be rendered the keys of
the city whenever they visit Laramie.
Next week the university short course
will bring many guests to town, and
much informal entertaining is being
planned for their pleasure.
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The young ladies of the university
were invited to the Frazee residence
last night to meet Miss Elizabeth Tay-
Tor, who is spending two weeks at the
institution in the interests of the Y.
w. C. A. Miss Taylor, who is a grad
uate of Wellesley, is a most efficient
worker in her chosen line, and has al
ready become very popular among the
girls, who gladly welcomed an oppor-
tunity for becoming better acquaint-
ed with her. The program was so ar.
ranged. as to bring each young lady
in direct contact with the honor guest,
Il it is averred that Miss Taylor
passed at 100 in an examination as to
the identity of the girls before the
close of the evening. Such a memory
for names and faces is a rare gift and
in Miss Taylor, this talent has been
combined with a fascinating personal
ity which captures all. A very plea.
SAINT evening was spent by all last
night. those present including the ma
jority of the university girls.
Mrs. Ivinson and Mrs. Haley are
both slowly recovering from la grippe,
but neither of the ladies were strong
enough to attend the Charity ball last
night.
The Jolly Eight will be entertained
tonight by Mrs. OFT.
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A special meeting of the Cathedral
Guild was held Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Fast. The regular session
OF the society will owen next Wed.
nesday afternoon with Mrs. F. A. Mil,
Ter.
The Tuesday Evening Musical club
was again postponed on account of a
conflict with two of the literary clubs.
and the session has been definitely
set for the first Tuesday evening in
February, which falls on the 18th.
The Charity Whist club played Wed,
nesday evening. Mr.. Spafford making a
cor of 80 points and Mrs. Bartlett
recording SO. The hostesses selected
for the next session were Mrs. F. A.
Miller, Mrs. Howard Ingham and Mrs.
E. D. Latimer.
The Ladies' Card club played Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Marsh. Mrs.
C. w. Spalding will entertain the la
dies at their next meeting.
ly entertained the East End Whist
club Thursday night. serving a dainty
luncheon at the conclusion of the game.
The gentlemen in this club are view
ing big scores with positive apprehen-
sion these days, for the series draws
near its close, and whoever is credit
ed with the highest score will have to
treat the entire club. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. d. Spalding will be at home to the
club on the 9th of February.
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The first week in the month is dub
bed laid society week. and the ses-
sions will be held on next Wednesday
as follows: Baptist, Mrs. A. L.
Holmes; Methodist, Mrs. James John
son; Presbyterian, Mrs. Elmer Love
joy; Episcopal, Mrs. f. A. Miller. The
West Side aid will meet on Thursday
at the home of its president, Mrs. Hans
Anderson.
The Three Fours omitted a session
this week on account of the illness of
Mrs. Ivinson, but Mr.. Stryker and Mr..
Berry will of1ciate as hosts for the
club next Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. Durlacher.
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