, 1906-06-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1.-THE WEEK S
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The most notable event of IL , bus.
week just closing was the second an
nual open meeting of the Tuesda,
Evening Musical club, which occurre,
at Grand Army hall Thursday night
About ninety invited guests were pres
ent to enjoy the well chosen and care
fully arranged program, and the con
cert was enthusiastically a~pplauded
number by number, and compliment
were universally extended to the or
ganization as a whole upon the ad
vancement made by it during the year
The program was as follows:
Piano duet, Poet and Peasant.
.Suppt
Mr.. Jacobus and Dean Bode.
Tenor solo, when All Is Still'.....
Maxwell Croome
Mr.. j. K. Muckley.
Vocal solo, Goodnight, Beloved,
Goodnight" One,
Miss Kleemann.
Piano solo, La Somnambula".....
.Leybach
Mrs. Marquardt.
Solo, with quartette accompaniment,
There, Little Girl, Don't Cry.
Walter H. Jones
Miss Lee, Messrs. Marquardt,
Merz, Lee and Jones.
Contralto SOLO
(a) THY Picture. So. Frank Lynes
OBJ Consolation" dudley Buck
Mrs. E. D. Latimer.
Violin solo, Hearts and Flowers.
.Theo. NJ. Tobani
Prof. H. Merz.
Solo, (a) Drink to Me Only With
Thine Eyes" Anon
OBJ "Pn Sing Thee Songs OF
Araby" Clay
Mr.. F. S. Burrage.
Soprano solo, "Elizabeth's Prayer.
Wagner
Mrs. T. H. Gibson.
Quartette, Trust Her Not. .Hatton
Profs. Marquardt and Merz, Messrs.
Muckley and Jones.
Duet, ooh, That Ny Love"........
.Mendelssohn
Misses Merriam and Peabody.
Solo 'HTwo Grenadierc" Scbumanp
Captain Heavey.
Soprano solo, Queen of the Night.
Mrs. Jane Sloman TORY
Miss Burke.
Quartette, Pale in the Amber West
Parks
Mrs. Latimer, Misses Merriam,
Peabody and Lee.
Dean Bode, president of the club,
was in charge of the concert proper,
while all the members of the organ
iZation devoted themselves to the en-
tertainment of the guests during the
social session which followed the set
program. Delicious punch was served
by the young ladies, and later light
refreshments were discussed in the
dining room, the gentlemen of the club
assisting in the serving in a manner
which proved the diversity of their
talents. An informal musicale was
also an enjoyable feature of the night,
and the solo and chorus numbers of
which it consisted were indeed most
creditable. This club has held a high
rank among the organizations of the
city from the instant of its formation
two years ago, and its friends and adj
mirers predict for it a still more
brilliant future. 1t is surely rich in
talent, both for vocal and instrumental
renditions, and the versatility Of its
pleasing. The clubs officers are:
President, Dean Bode; vice president,
Prof. M%arquardt; MISUNDERSTANDING
Prof. Merz. Among the members of
the organization are: Prof. and Mrs.
F. w. Lee, Miss Lee, Dean Bodo. Miss
Bode, Miss Kleemann, Captain and
Mrs. Heavey, Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Glib
son, Mrs. E. d. Latimer, Mrs. C. d.
S~palding, Miss Minnie Burke, Miss
Helen Ryan, Mr.. Burrage, Mr.. Muck
ley, Mr.. VIII Schilling, Mr.. A. C.
Jones, Mrs. Hogbin, Prof. Merz, Mr..
w. H. B. Jacobus, Miss Merriam, Miss
Peabody and Prof. and Mrs. William
Marquardt.
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One of the pleasantest surprise par
ties which ever occurred in Laramie
was the one arranged for last might
in honor of Miss Mary Wright, who will,
take an extended vacation from the ar
duous duties of IN instructor in the
public schools Miss Wright is the
guest of Mrs. w. H. Holiday this week
and the event was held at the Holiday
residence, the spacious apartments be