, 1906-06-30
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1.-THE WEEK s
In SOCIETY,"
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1t is evident that the present sum-
mer is to be an exceptionally CAV one
as enough large parties have already
been planned to give assurance that
the dull moments must necessarily he
but few. Camping parties are making
arrangements for outings and the u.s.
ual number Of summer guests are ex-
pected. Naturally the Fourth of July
occupies a major part of the public in
terest just now, but several large pri-
vate functions have been arranged for
the approaching week also.
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The Carpenter residence was the
scene of a notable event Thursday ev-
ening, when Judge and Miss Carpenter
entertained at a musicale compliment
tary to their house guest, Miss Viola
Dougherty, who is one Of the most tai
ented young violinists of the state.
Miss Dougherty is a genuine daughter
of Wyoming by birth and education
and the proficiency she has already
achieved, together with her brilliant
prospects become, therefore, the pride
of Laramie and the entire state. Bufra-
10 was her birthplace, and she was
reared at Lander, while her education
was received at Cheyenne, where she
was a member OF the convent school of
the Holy Child Jesus six years, grad
uating with honor two years ago. Miss
Dougherty took a postgraduate course
in music of one year at the same insti-
tuition, and the brilliant solo recital
which she gave at Cheyenne last June
is wildly remembered. During the
past year Miss Daugherty has been
successfully teaching violin and piano
at Lander and she is now en- route to
Portland, Ore, for a vacation visit with
her mother. 1t is her intention to con-
tinue the study of music at the Chicago
Conservatory of Music, and those who
have had the plasure of hearing her
play during the past few days coniden-
tly predict that she will WIN still high
er honors Tor herself and her native
state. She handles the violin with rare
power and delicacy and the haunting
sweetness of her renditions linger long
in the memory. Among the numbers
given by Miss Dougherty at the recital
Thursday evening were "Zigenuer-
weisen' by P. de Sarasate; Springs
Awakening" c. S. Bach; "Cavatina,"
Raft; "Preghiera," Bazzini. The re
mainder of the program was equally
enjoyable, among those contributing to
the pleasure of the evening being Mr..
City. Mrs. Peabody rendered a piano
number and Mr.. Peabody gave a bass
solo. Vocal selections were given by
Miss Kleeman and Miss Burke, and
Miss Kleeman and Prof. Marquardt
also rendered a duet. Mrs. Marquardt,
Mrs. Spalding andDean Bode completed
the program with piano solos and it is
scarcely necessary to speak words of
praise of a concert presented by local
artists who are so well and favorably
known. Succeeding the program de-
~licious refreshments were served in
the dining room, which was beautifully
arranged for the evening. The man
tel was effectively banked with wild
columbines, palms were ~charmingly
utilized and the table was adorned with
masses of snowy carnations. Judge
Carpenter received many congratula-
lions from his guests on the success of
his impromptu musicale, those invited
to meet Miss Daugherty being Mr.. and
Mrs. C. d. S%palding, Prof. and Mrs.
William Marquardt, DR.. Agnes Verge
land, DR.. Irene NJ. Morse, DR.. Grace R.
Hebard, Miss Alice Hebard, Mrs. Klee-
man, Miss Agnes Kleeman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Kleeman, Mrs. Dawson
of Sidney, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fred Daw-
son, Miss Minnie Burke, Father Hugh
Cummiskey, Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Hog
bin, Dean and Mrs. Arnold G. H. Bode,
N"iSo oouNs SuHldih dhu ~ j.. w.
Heavey, Mrs. A. S. Peabody, Mrs. H.
Warren Nice of Vallejo, Cal, Miss
Grace Peabody, Mr.. W. H. Peabody,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Peabody of Salt
Lake, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Crandall.
Miss Margaret Holiday Mr.. George
Patterson, Miss Dorothy Reed, Mrs. AL
sop, Mrs. Lulu Hyrup-Pedersen, Mr.. A.
G.. Jones, DR.. n Mrs. S. B. Miller, Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Sutphin, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. T. Beltz, Mr.. Warren Beltz,
Mrs. M. A. Wright of Pocatello,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Ulen, Mr..
Otto Gramm, Mr.. S. G. Downey, Miss
Jean Durlacher, Mr.. ]. w. Stryker,
Mrs. Neal Sudduth of walden, Mr.. C.
A. Johnson of Lander, Miss Clara Orr
of Pueblo, Colo, Miss Carrie Slough