, 1905-04-08
GN4-~N-~Ne~~N~E
WEEK
: IN SOCIETY

1t seems proper to call next wee
lodge week. as the members of tn,
G. A. r. and w. r. C. with their Wis
, iting officers will occupy the center o
the stage on Monday, citizens general
ly gladly embracing the opportunit,
to do honor to the revered orders. Or
Tuesday the keys Of the city will b,
rendered the Royal Neighbors ant
their visitors, the state camp of tina
i%ourishing order being held here or
that day. In the evening a banquet
will be rendered the guests in which
the brother Woodmen will be allowed
TO participate. Equally important is
~versary of the institution of Damon
lodge, Knights of Pythias, which will
be held on Friday night in the hall OF
the order, Hermion Temple, Rathbone
Sisters, assisting in the suspicious oc,
~casion.
Miss Anne Mills of Cheyenne was an
honor guest at the session this week
of the Tuesday Evening Musical club,
and the numbers contributed by her
to the program were highly enjoyed
and appreciated by the members OF
that talented organization. The meet
ing was held at the home of Prof. and
Mrs. Marquardt, and the next session
will be held at THE Gibson residence.
The program rendered Tuesday even
ing was as follows:
Piano solo. "Nocturne". $500. Chopin
Miss Laura Lee.
Vocal solo, Absence. .Metcalf
Mrs. Boehne.
Vocal solo, Beloved Star. ..O'Neil
Miss Alice Marsh.
Uiano solo, "Deutsch".. .MoszkOwski
Miss Anne Mills.
Piano solo, Air du Dauphin". Rocket
Miss Anne Mills.
Vocal trio, Sweet and Low".....
Mrs. Gibson, Miss Lee, Prof. Lee.
Discourse on early Christian church
music. Dean Bode
Violin solo, Hearts and Flowers.
.......... Tobani
Prof. Merz.
Vocal solo, Song of the Water"....
....... ........... ....... Schubert
|. Mrs. Gibson. q.
Vocal solo, My King. .Lynnsen
Mrs. Latimer.
Vocal solo, "Madrigal'.. .Chaminade
Miss kleemann.
Miss Middlekauff entertained Miss
Mills at dinner last night at Mrs. Re
CARS.
Miss Flora Lee and Miss Anna Mills,
who have Deer spending their vacation
at the home of Miss Lee. returned to
Cheyenne at Dol today. The Misses
Flora and Laura Lee gave an afternoon
tea Thursday complimentary to Miss
Mills. Fancy work and conversation
whiled away the hours most pleasant
ly. The guest list for the event includ.
ed Mrs. E. E. Fitch, Mrs. r. G.. Fitch,
Mrs. Fred Brees, Mrs. Harry George,
Mrs. Ross Moudy. Mrs. Charles Dekay,
Misses Alice Downey, Grace Davis,
Norma Downey and Ruth Holiday.
The Masonic Dancing club enjoyed
a pleasant dance at its hall Thursday
evening.
The Presbyterian Aid society met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Has
kins, the attendance being large and
the session a very enjoyable one the
ladies of this church will have charge
of the fancy work booth at the Carne.
gle library fair.
Mrs. A. L. Christie entertained the
West Side Aid society very pleasantly
Thursday afternoon, and considerable
business of Importance was discussed.
The society is in favor of securing the
services of a pastor as soon as posi-
BILE, II the trustees of the church
will be urged to employ an English
speaking minister. The organization
was invited to assist in the library fair
and voted to do SO, but will not de-
eide definitely upon what portion of
the work it will be advisable for it to
undertake until the next meeting. The
May session will be held at the country
home of Mrs. Robert Cowper, and the
ladies are already anticipating the out
ing with much pleasure.
One Of the most enjoyable parties OF
the week was a surprise party given
to Alden Ballard Thursday evening to
celebrate his steenth birthday. The
crowd came very unexpected and
he was more than surprised. The
hours passed merrily by with var
ious games n music, after which an
appetizing luncheon was served by
Mrs. Cook assisted by Mrs. Doyle
1t was a late hour when the party ad'
journed, all wishing Happy" many
many more as happy returns of the
day. Those present were Misses Mir
lam Doyle, Olga Hansen, Della Krouse
Ruth Lindsey, Rebecca Cook; Messrs
Henry Pope Clifford Peale. Warren
Beltz, Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Doyle