, 1906-10-13
THE WEEK
In SOCIETY

The society editors annals are nm.
usually brief today, as the interest of
the week has centered in the fedora
ton meetings and delegates and the
festivities arranged for their pleasure
AS these functions have been reported
in full from day to day, little remains
to be said, save to express again the
pleasure it has been to entertain the
visiting ladies publicly and privately
and to voice the general regret felt at
their departure. Such gatherings are
mutually helpful in bringing about
friendship between different cities n
sections of this immense state, and one
and all say speed the day. when bet
ter railway facilities will enable a
much larger attendance and the rep
resentation of all the women's clubs
of the state. Some of the guests still
remain, and it is not the fault of
Laramie hostesses hat more are not
still u guests.
DR.. Wergeland and DR.. Hebard
opened their pretty new home last
Saturday afternoon for a reception
complimentary to the new instructors
OF the university and public schools,
their guests being Miss Adsit, Miss
Basett, Miss Kiefe, Miss Bronson,
Miss Thompson, Miss Middlekauff
Miss Charles and Miss Meader. The
hours were from 8 to 5, and Mrs.
Brown otticiated charmingly at the
urn. An intellectual course wal served
which was much enjoyed-that is it was
very interesting to observe fellow
guests as they unrolled with quaking
hearts the ultimatums concealed in
university banners and proceeded to
give an impromptu account OF your
first day at school, and similar topics.
This delightful affair will always be
remembered with pleasure by the la
dies who were welcomed to Laramie
in such a charming manner.
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Wyoming camp, Modern Woodmen
of America, had a lively social session
at its nall last night, a large crowd
being present and a nice banquet be-
ing served in the banquet room by the
Royal Neighbors and the wives of the
members of the camp. Sandwiches,
pickles, cakes and coffee made up the
menu, which was heartily enjoyed by
many. The following program was
rendered:
Solo, will the Angels Let Me
Play?" Miss Eva Hansen.
Piano solo, "Old Black Joe," with
variations, Miss Elizabeth DeForest.
Solo, You Won't Care" by Florence
Jackson.
Recitation, Little Dame Trot,"
Phyllis Hegewald.
Solo, Swinging in the Grapevine
SWING" Mrs. C. ]. Sawyer.
Piano solo, Miss Mary Watkins.
Solo, Hubert, Only a Soldier Boy"
with encore, Lullaby, Hi Baby, Ho
Baby" Mr.. E. N. Rogers.
Piano duet, Misses Elizabeth DeFor-
est and Mary Watkins.
Piano solo, encore, Miss Mary Wat
kins.
why Don't You Try?' by Miss Eliz-
abeth DeForest, Miss Florence Jack
son, Miss Eva Hansen, Misses Marion
and Effie Wallace, Miss Ethel Morris
and Samuel Wallace, with Miss Mary
Watkins at the piano.
The entertainment was one of the
best ever given by a lodge in the city
and was enjoyed to the fullest extent.
The ladies of the Catholic church
met Wednesday evening with Mrs.
Louis Byrnes at the home of Mrs. Hugh
White, the conference being devoted
to a consideration of plans for the fair
week after next.
Mr.. n Mrs. S. H. Campbell, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II. Davis and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. c. Thomas have issued invitations
fer a large Halloween party, which
the evening of Thursday, October 25th.
Cards and dancing will furnish varied
amusement for the occasion.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jacobus are now
at home in the May house on Garfield
street, between Third and Fourth.
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The Jolly Eight has been reorganized
for this year, the first meeting having
been held with Mrs. Farley Mathison
last Saturday evening. The club meets
tonight with Mrs. F. w. OFT.
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