, 1906-05-12

ent and enjoying the games and the de-
lighttul luncheon; Aleen Anderson,
Nina and Helen Tyvold, Annie and
Amanda Cowper, Mary Ethel and Hell.
en- Holiday, Meredith Langheldt, Irene
Nelson, Bertha Larson, Maude Burke.
Willie Tegner, Harry Reals and Elwood
johnson.
The following item from the society
column of the Cheyenne Tribune Will
be perused here with much interest:
Miss Louise Smith was the hostess on
Monday evening at the meeting of the
Shakespeare club. This was the last
meeting of this year and the program
took the form of a review. The roll
call was responded to with quotations
from the different topics studied. Mrs.
Stockwell read a most interesting pa
per on Yeats and the Irish Literary
Theater," after which the play, THE
Land of Hearts Desire" followed. BE
'yonders," a dramatic sketch, was pre-
scented by Miss Johnston, it being the
story of the greeting of the several III
thors in the land beyond the Styx, the
authors being represented by the club
members. The closing number was a
song sung by the club to the founder,
Miss Middlekauff, and to Shakespeare"
The session of the Tourist club was
postponed a week on account of the
dollar dinner, and the meeting will be
held next Thursday night at the Hog
bin residence.
The Hon. Otto Gramm will entertain
next Tuesday evening, the invitations
reading cards and luncheon"
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Chaplain Stull, of Fort Russell, will
be the guest Of Prof. and Mrs. Trum-
bull tomorrow.
The Whist club played Monday ev-
ening with Mrs. S%palding. Mrs. Ham
ilton will entertain the organization at
its next session.
Mrs. McCune entertained the Social
Hour club very pleasantly Tuesday aft
ernoon. The next session of the club
will be held on the 23d.
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Prof. and Mrs. Trumbul were the
hosts at a very enjoyable dinner last
night, their guests being Prof. and Mrs.
Buffum ard Prof. INT Mrs. Knight.
The Euchre club will play next Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Spalding.
Frank McBroom was the jolly host
at a party last night which was pro-
nounced quite "the best ever" by the
boys present, who were Charlie Jones,
Gordon Cordiner, Jack Sutphin, Glen
Fennel, Carl Bowman, Theo Miller,
Frank Pryor, George Pryor, Earl Nc
Broom, Floyd Harden, Gene Harden,
Frank Spafford, Jim Davis and Howell
Knight. Games and good eatings"
made up the happy evenings program.
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Mrs. Latimer was in charge of the
program for the session of the Brown
ing club held Tuesday evening with DR..
and Mrs. Tisdel. The theme outlin-
ed for the attention of the club was
IAN Improvement Program for 1906"
and it proved to be of absorbing inter
est and far too important TO be cover
ed in one evening. A portion of the dis
cussion related to manual training and
the ACCESSIBILITY of introducing it into
the city schools at this time. Those
who were SO deeply interested in the
discussion of the matter at the school
melting Monday evening, where the
board asked an expression from the
patrons in regard to such an innova-
ton, would be very glad if some of the
members of the Browning club could
be persuaded TO prepare a of
the conclusions of that body for publ
cation, to the end that the important
question may be carefully considered
and wisely disposed of. The next
meeting of the club will also be held
at the Tisdel residence.
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The Y. W. C. A. girls of the univer-
sity will give their annual baby par
ty at the home of Miss Alice Holiday
today, those expected being the mem
bers of the association and their moth
ers, who are glad to go along to car
for the infants and enjoy the fun. A
number of masculine guests partici-