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SOCIETY EVENTS
OF The WEEK
BESSIE BAILEY COOK. EdItres..

BESSIE BAILEY COOK. EdItress. \
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Mid-Lent has brought very ouie
days to Laramie, SO far as entertainip,
is concerned, but there has certainl,
been plenty of amusement. The Elk,
scored again with their big two-nigh
entertainment, and "The Elk's Tooth
was a success in every way. The op
ieretta which was to have been put OF
next Monday evening under the aus
pieces OF the choir OF the Catholic
church has been postponed on account
Of illness among the members of the
cast, but the public generally. who are
anticipating much from it, will be glad
to learn that 1t will be staged some
time during April. Anticipation for
the approaching week centers, there.
fore, In the play "Rebecca's Triumph
which members of the Woman's club
will give Thursday evening under the
direction Of Miss Shaw. This clever
and humorous piece was given in Den.
yer last night by members Of the fac.
ulty of the Edison school, the aim of
the instructors being to secure Ii.
braries tor their various rooms, and the
entertainment was a great success.
Laramie people who have enjoyed the
plays presented by the ladies of the
Woman's club in previous years feel
sure they Will 10 even better than their
Denver colleagues and are looking for.
ward to the event with unusual inter-
est. The funds realized will be devot-
ed to the liquidation of the debt on
the piano which the club recently pur-
chased for it's room in the Carnegie
building.
Mrs. c. M. Nilsson, who expects to
depart soon for an extended sojourn
with relatives in Iowa, entertained a
party of friends at her home very
pleasantly yesterday afternoon, among
those present being Mrs. Baker, Mrs.
H. E. Smith, Mrs. John Thees, Mrs.
Theodore T%regoning, Mrs. James Math.
ison, Mrs. Farr, Mrs. Beckwith, Mrs.
Lewis, Mrs. Mckenzie and Mrs. Nor
ley. The guests presented their hos.
tess with a fine suitcase and the &C.
casion was indeed an interesting one,
Dainty refreshments were served.
DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Ballard were the
hosts at a pretty party Wednesday
evening, their guests being Messrs
Klein and Brown of 1.-THE Elk's Tooth
management, Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Green
baum, Mr.. and Mrs. C. W.. DeKay, Miss
DeKay, Mr.. Earl Carter and DR.. j. A.
Ballard.
Mrs. Alfred Cook entertained the
Cathedral Guild Wednesday afternoon
and a committee was appointed to Sc
cure Information in regard to the COM
pletion Of the basement of the cathe-
dral for social uses. Mrs. Fred A. Mil
Ter will receive these busy workers
next week.
loon Reading circle held with Mrs.
Arnold this week, the students COM
pleted the speech of Count Guido
~Franceschino and also read the first
half Of the address of Giuseppe Capon-
sacchi. The study of THE Ring and
the Book" Is proving to be more fas-
cinating and profitable than the ladies
had anticipated even. The circle will
meet again on the 26th at the residence
of Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. James Mathison will entertain
the Jolly Eight tonight.
Mrs. Fred A. Miller expects to go
to Denver about the 9th for an Easter
visit with Miss Zoe Miller and other
TeLAtlVeS ana ITleuQS.
st. Faiths guild held a special meet
ing Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Brown. The guild will convene at the
Lee residence next Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock sharp to work all the At
ternoon on articles for the booths
which the girls will conduct at the
Easter fair.
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Hermion Temple, Pythian Sisters,
last Saturday evening elected Mrs. P.
c. Rauner excellent junior. and Miss
Bessie latham guard of the outer TEN!
pie. the changes being necessary on
account of the prolonged absence OF