, 1906-05-26

should receive u recognition of their
talent and faithful application. il Ii
nevertheless true that Mrs. Soule took
them when they scarcely knew one
string from another and drilled them
10 a proficiency and to an ease in
stage appearance which is as delight
full as it is remarkable. In their trip
through the state under her direction,
they brought the advantages of the in.
~stitution before the public eye in a new
and most fascinating guise and hon.
ors for the state university were won
by them at every city. These clubs
should, and no doubt will, be encour-
aged and fostered by those who have
charge OF the institution, but TO Mrs
Soule will always belong the credit of
~conceiving and executing an organiza-
ton and efficiency which seemed far
beyond the bounds of possibility to
those of Compartments less %sanguine.
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Mrs. Mary e. Dillenbeck had a a
row escape recently from serious in
jury in a runaway accident while driv-
ing near San Diego, the party coming
within a hairsbreadth of being thrown
over a high bluff. Mrs. Dillenbeck will
come back as oon as the weather is
warm, and will receive a cordial well
come from hosts of Laramie friends.
4 & 3
The Woman's club closed its years
work with a session Saturday, Mrs.
Swigart being in charge. The meeting
was devoted to literature as exempli-
fled in magazines and Mrs. Swigart
gave a historical sketch OF the evolu-
ton of this great branch of publica-
lions. Mrs. Corthell presented a re
view of the current number of Har-
per's, Mrs. Bellamy spoke of the Ma
tional, and Mrs. Patched devoted
some time to the newest magazines. 1t
was decided to have the spring evening
meeting tonight at the home of Mrs.
Spafford, but the gathering has since
been indefinitely postponed, owing to
a conflict of engagements.
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The Girls Sewing club was delight
fully entertained last Saturday after
noon by Miss Matte Wallis, the special
session being planned in honor of Mrs.
Wilkie Collins of Douglas, and the
young ladies regretted very much that
the temporary indisposition of Master
William Emery Collins prevented the
attendance of his mother and himself.
Miss Mabel Knapp will be at home to
the club next Saturday.
Invitations will be issued next week
for the recital which the pupils of Mrs.
e. d. Hiskey will give or the evening
of Friday, June Sth.
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Captain Heavey expects the Fort
Russell band over to furnish the music
for the cadet ball. An interesting feat
ure Of this important event this year
will be an exhibition of silent drill
work by a squad of cadets, and the
boys are working faithfully to perfect
themselves in the difficult manouvers.
Mrs. Charles Babcock was at home
to the ladies of the Philomatheon club
Friday afternoon. A dainty luncheon
was served and all present enjoyed
a very pleasant afternoon. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. w. L. KEEL
Ter, 4O3 Fifth street, June Is.
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Miss Mary McClelland is anticipat-
ing a visit from her mother, Mrs. Mary
Vincent West and sister, Miss McClel-
land, the ladies intending to leave Phil
adelphia early in June to spend the
month here. All who met Mrs. West
during her %sojourn here last year will
hear of her return with great pleasure,
and the welcome will be as cordially
extended to Miss McClelland who is
making her first visit to Laramie. The
ladies will be at home at the Marsh
residence.
The ninth birthday of Miss Virginia
Miller was celebrated with a pretty
party at her home Thursday afternoon.
Nothing was forgotten which contrib
utes to the success of such an event,
and the little hostess received many
pretty gifts from her guests, who were
Sadie Holmes, Florence Giseler, Flor
ence McCarty, Helen Tyvold, Sidney
George, Doris Atherly, Meredith Lang
heldt, Marjory Miller, Opal Crawford,
Shirley Fraee, Margaret Kennedy and
Annie Hunsnger.
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The series of student recitals was
continued this week, Miss Gladys Cor,
thell rendering the following program
at the university auditorium Wednes,
day evening:
Constant Devotion. Adam Geibel
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