, 1906-10-06

Paper, Spiritual Interpretation OF the
Divine Comedy" Mr.. Hogbin; reading
Inferno" canto z and s.
November 1S-Leader, Mrs. knight
Paper, "Dante's Literary Contempt
raries in Italy" Mrs. Tisdel; reading
~'Inferno,' cantos 8 and 10.
December 2-Leader, Mrs. Tisdel
Paper, Literary Form of the Divine
Comedy" Mrs. Corthell; reading, In
ferno," cantos II and 10.
December 16-Leader, Mrs. Corthell
Paper, How the Inferno Reflects the
Political Life of Italy," Mr.. Gibson;
reading. Inferno cantos % and %,
December 30-Leader, Mr.. Gibson.
Paper, Medieval Florence-A Materl,
al Study Mrs. Latimer; reading,
"Pugatorio," cantos 1 and 2.
January Z, 1907-Leader, Mrs. Lati.
mer. Paper, 'Dante's Conception of
Hell-Whence Was 1t Derived and
What Are the Probabilities of Its
TRUTH Miss Holiday; reading, "Pur-
gatorio,' cantos 8 and 4.
January 21-Leader, Miss Holiday.
Paper, Divine Comedy a Medieval
Book" DR.. Tisdel; reading, "Purgato-
RIO" cantos 5 and 6.
February 4-Leader, DR.. Tisdel. Pa
per, 1.-THE Divine Comedy a Worlds
Book Mrs. Gibson; reading, "Purga-
%torio," cantos Z and 8.
February 1S-Leader, Mrs. Gibson.
Paper, Great Men of the World in
Dante's Time" Mrs. Knight; reading,
"Purgatorio,'' cantos 81 and 90.
The Tuesday Evening Musical club
held its first meeting Tuesday even
ing at the homo of Prof. and Mrs. Mar
quRrdt, and the members were more
than glad to resume their work after
the long vacation. The session was
an informal one, the following inter
esting program being rendered:
Piano solo, "Barcarolle".
-. ....... 500. Sternadale Bennett
What Mystery" ....... Wallace
Dean Bode.
Violin solo, Album Leaf. Bohm
Prof. Merz.
Song, Dream Tree.
Miss Lee.
Piano solo, "Siegmund's Love Song
...... ........... Wagner
Mr.. Jacobus.
Iteclldtloh
Mr.. Jones.
The club will meet at the Lee resi-
dence or the 10th.
The Tourist club met Thursday night
for the, first time this season with DR..
and Mrs. ]. F. Brown and the occasion
proved a most enjoyable one. The fin
al report of the program committee
for the years work was formally &C.
eepted and it was ordered printed, to-
gether with the membership list and
officers and other matter of interest
to the members. 1t was decided to
send a message from the club to Cap
tain Heavey both to express it's SYM
pathy upon the death of Mrs. Heavey
and also its regret at the captains de-
parture from Laramie. 1t was noted
with feelings of great sorrow that at
the last session of the club, which met
with the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Hog
bin in May last, that Mrs. Heavey had
been with them, almost her last appear
ance in Laramie at a social function.
1t was decided hat for the present no
one should be chosen to take Captain
Heavey's place as vice president of
the club, the hope being expressed that
he may return shortly. Miss Helen
Mfddlekauff and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dali
las Latimer were elected to member
ship in the club. The program was
the had, Mr.. Burrage giving the trav-
ell talk on a trip to Washington's home
at Mount Vernon, and the paper being
ny NiSS bOue On the lJdildn lakes,
Miss Bode had a large number of pho
tographs and sketches to illustrate her
subject and it proved a most delight
full one. The club will meet next time
with the Dean and Mrs. Bode, the pa
per on Venice being by Mrs. Brown
and the travel talk by Mr.. A. C. Jones.
4 4 4
Mrs. Common entertained the Social
Card club delightfully."- Tuesday after
Next week this organization
will play with Mrs. Ivinson.
E 4 Z
Mrs. E.. A. Christie entertained the
West Side Aid society Thursday after
noon, the ladies discussing arrange
ments for the supper and apron sale
which they will give in North Star
hall on the night of the 26th. An in.