, 1906-02-10
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Lent is exceedingly late this year,
Ash Wednesday falling on the 2Sth,
but that date is fast approaching, and
events are crowding each other during
the remaining days. Next weeks pro
gram is a very full mt interesting one,
beginning with the Lincoln birthday
holiday on Monday, which is anticipat-
ed with delight by the students in the
university n the public school chill
dren. Monday evening occurs the Lin
coin ball at Maennerchor hall, which
until recent years was given annually
under the auspices of the G. A. R, the
ladies Of the w. r. c. serving efficient
ly, as usual, in the role of caterers.
This is a masquerade dance, and al
ways filed an important place in the
yearly amusement program, and its re-
vival is hailed with delight. Valentines
day will receive its full share of at
tention, many private parties having
been arranged for Wednesday. Thurs
day evening Laramie lodge No. 3, A.
F. and A. M. will give its third annual
ball and the committee in charge this
year is sparing neither trouble nor ex-
pense to make the event noteworthy in
the annals of plea%sure-loving Laramie.
Maennerchor hall will be deliberately
decorated for the occasion in blue and
white, and $50 in~candescent lights will
enhance the brilliancy and beauty of
the scene. The attendance of Governor
and Mrs. Brooks is anticipated with
pleasure and other well known mem
bers of the fraternity are also expected.
The music for the event will be fur
lnished by Lohman's orchestra, the fin
est musical organization in Denver. A
concert program will he rendered from
1890 until $3.50. The banquet will be
served on the stage by the Union Pa
cifc hotel management, the hours be-
ing from 10 o'clock until 1, which will
insure a %leisurely enjoyment of the
menu by both spectators and dancers.
On Friday evening Damon lodge, X. of
p, will celebrate the Pythian anniver-
sary in an appropriate and delightful
manner at its hall. Announcement of
the minor events planned for the week
will be found in the following columns.
Backward, turn backward, oh, time in
thy flight"
Make me a bride again, happy and
bright
Such was the sigh among the older
matrons this week, for on Wednesday
afternoon Mrs. George Augustus Camp
bell entertained the brides and young
married women of the society set at
euchre, the party, as had been antici-
pated, being one of the most delightful
of this gay year. The guests all donned
their most charming toillettes in honor
of the event, and the pleasing result
can easily be imagined. The score
cards were dainty little wedding bells
in pink and green, tied with harmonic
ing ribbons. The elegant prizes
of china and cut glass were won by
Mrs. Ernest, Mrs. Fitch and Mrs. Car
ter, Mrs. Ballard receiving the consola-
ton gift. A delicious course luncheon
was served. Mrs. Campbell was assist
ed in entertaining by Mrs. Hodgeman,
Mrs. Scofield and Miss Maude Murray
of Cheyenne. The invitation list for
this pretty party was as follows:
Mrs. Henry Neale Roach Mrs. George
Spalding Mrs. Herbert ]. King, Mrs
Will McMurray, Mrs. john Thaddeus
Peckenpaugh, Mrs. j.. Fred Dawson
Mrs. Fred GeorgS, Mrs. Jares Mathi
son, Mrs. John w. Russell, Mrs. Eu.
gene e. Boehne, Mrs. Herman E. Nc
Collum, Mrs. John w. Ernest, Mrs. Will
liam Colvert Thomas, Mrs. Robert Ora
ham Fitch, Mrs. Peter C.. McNiff, Mrs
Albert E. Holiday, Mrs. C. S. Ballard
Mrs. Lulu Hyrup Petersen, Mrs. Ross
Moudy and Mrs. Earl A. H. Carter.
& Z 4
The Tuesday Evening Musical clul
held n of the most successful ses
sions of the year at the residence o
Mr.. A. C. Jones Tuesday night, the at
tendance being large and the program
presented an exceptionally fine one. Al
enjoyable innovation consisted of a va
,riety of pianola numbers rendered b.
the host. The club will meet on the
goth at Miss Kleeman's. The program
given Tuesday evening will be peruset
with interest.
Vocal solo, Star Tide. -. Piccolomin
Miss Minnie Burke.
Paper, Life of Mozart. Mrs. Hogbir
Mrs. Latimer.
Piano solo, Gypsy Queen.